Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-07-27
The Junebug disappears In Jun G,
The lightning bug In May;
The bedbug takes his bonnet of
And saws 1--WE come 20 STAY

mos. HICKEY u putting IL new HOOI
in his hay shed.
Kings Machine Thread at Ballen-
tines for only Gets. n spool.
For carefully compounded per-
scription try McKenna d Lennon.
See the change of adv. for NJ. j.
Bourke, Old Brockway, this week.
Mrs. Doan and Miss Taylor are the
possessors of two new Rambler wheels.
They are beauties.
Holden q McNair have the best 90
ladies' shoe in town fine and coarse.
Call and see them.
For the best smoke in town try War
ren's NIckle Spot cigars. For sale only
by Grant Holden d Bro.
Coles Uncle Toms Cabin Co. will
play in Peck, Saturday, July % and Mt
Emmett Tuesday, July 81.
Word comes from Capac that Mrs
John L. Brink, sister of Mrs. David
Brown of Yale, is very sick.
Born to the wife of John Sexton last
Friday-a boy. Now we know the
reason of that smiling countenance.
If You are going to buy pillow this
fall call and talk with Bourke before
buying. 1t will pay you. Old Brock
way.
Try Klenzine for washing and all
cleaning purposes. No use for wash
board. 70 be had at Mrs. Harris,
Kennetic street. 1872
If you do not have time to write a
long letter to those taking summer
outing, send them the EXPOsIToR. 1t
contains all the news.
Chauncy Kelley, who was injured by
q stone falling on his foot about three
weeks ago, is ON the mend and now is
able TO move around more lively.
Mistakes in pants are called Brooches
of promise. IOu make no mistake
when you buy boys pants of Ballen-
tine, to y years old only % cents.
have for sale second hand side
spring top buggy, nearly new. For
further particulars and terms call at
Wallace's harness shop, Yale. Wallace
Adams.
Uncle Toms Cabin at Yale, Monday,
July 80, under mammoth waterproof
canvas. See the parade at neon. Pop
ular prices: Children ID cents; adults,
% cents.
murphy, mOight OF AK yez whudder
it's nathera er artificial fur yeZ to be
that bOwleged ?" Artificial, Moike;
Oi rode up in bloom wan tonne an
walked back
The Saniac County Republican has
entered upon its ninth year Of pubica-
ton. May increased success attend its
good natured editor and proprietor
George +. English.
Buckingham Dye for the Whskers
is the best, handiest, safest, surest,
cleanest, most economical and salts
factory dye ever invented. 1t is the
gentlemen's favOrite.
Do not forget the Ladies' Aid Pink
Tea and Fruit Supper on the vacant
lot west of the town hall on Saturday
evening. The proceeds go to the NJ.
p. church 50 everybody turn out.
We are in receipt this week of Il
complimentary from the Citizens
Driving Association of Romeo. $3.50
are offered in purses. Their summer
meeting dates are Aug. 10, 10, and IL.
LosT.-On Sunday evening, June Il,
somewhere between ID. G.. Williams
store and Joseph Etfrick's residence,
small open faced silver watch and gold
chain. Finder will please leave at En-
PosIToR Office. s.
I.ors FOR SNLE.-Two desirable build
ing lots, in the northwest part of the
village of Yale, n good location for a
residence for sale cheap or Will trade
for horses, etc. For further particu-
lars call on A. w. Ferguson. i-tf
Michael Sheehy, one of Brockway's
most successful farmers, harvested
from l3 acres of land 60 loads of wheat,
ranging from 2G5 to 362 sheaves per
| load. If the wheat turns out in pro-
portion he will have an extraordinary
yield.
The f. & p. NJ. railroad will give an
excursion to the Epworth League
Training Assembly at Ludington, Mich,
from July Is to %. The new buildings
and grounds will be dedicated. Prom
inent divines will lecture and fine
program rendered each day. The new
grounds will be open To visitors July 10.
All are cordially invited to inspect
same.
Pursuant to call of the Republican
township committee about thirty of
the voters of Brockway township met
in the village hall, Yale, on Saturday
last and elected seven delegates to
the county convention called for the
purpose of sending twenty-five del
egates to the state convention to be
held at Grand Rapids July 81. The
delegates to Port Huron are j. e..
Holden, Jas. Mccall, b. X. Noble,
Lawrence Butler, II. NJ. Lothian, Benz.
Evans and George Middleton. They
were solid for Pingree.
All men engaged in a business or
profession are dependent in greater or
less degrees upon advertisement, no
matter what form il takes. The public
is able to discern whether or not the
advertisement is meretricious. The
doctor who throws out his sign adver-
tises to that extent. So does the law
yer. Each is glad of mention in the
press calculated to advance his EN-
ployment or to conduce hitherto. One
must make a stir in the world or go to
the wall. If he has pots or kettles or
professional service to sell the fact
must be made known in some way.
The means ought to be n matter of
individual judgment or preference.
Last Wednesday evening our citizens
| were attracted by cOuDle of gasoline