Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-03-02
Yard wide COTTON for 4 cts. at BalIen.


in this issue.
Sign your name to your commune
cations to the EXPosIToR.
j. b. Paisley and family expect to
move to Yale this week from Port
Huron.
The special sale on ladies' cloaks at
Martin j. Bourke's, Brockway. will be
continued during the week.
A little child of Leslie Grant, of
Speaker, died on Saturday last and the
funeral was held on Monday.
Magazine and newspaper subscrip-
tons taken at this Office at club rates.
Perhaps we can save you some money.
WANrED.-A comfortable house, with
one or two lots in the village of Yale.
For further particulars apply to j. A.
MenZies, EXPosIToR office. Alb
FARMERS TAKE NoTICE-The Yale
Wooden Mills will pay the highest cash
price for sheep pelts, tallow and dam
aged lard. G. Andreae Sons.
WANTED.-I want to buy five or six
room house, also lot with small barn
on it. In writing give description and
price. 42-2. w. j. FINDLAY, Marlette.
Those in need of all wool horse
blankets will do we'll to call at the
Yale Wooden Mill and see their stock.
They have just made up n number of
choice ones.
The Maccabee Comedy Company
that was to have appeared in Central
Hall Wednesday and Thursday even
ings failed to materialize for some un-
known reason.
Yes, sir You bet it is the best;
Brant's Balsam has no equal for
coughs, colds, Group, throat and lung
troubles. 25 and so cent bottles at
Grant Holden & Bros.
March came in like lamb on Thurs
day, as far as we can Judge of the dis
position of that animal, so watch out at
the end of this month for that more
ferocious one, the lion.
The stringency of the times is de-
noted by the fact that if you owe a
man fifteen cents he will be after it
before breakfast; while if he owes you
he won't be seen for two months.
If the young lady whose correspon-
dence from Emmett appeared in the
EXPosIToR, will please send her name,
we will be glad to furnish her with
stationery, stamps and the ExPosIToR.
Amos Ellerthorpe and Miss Hillock
both of Carsonville, were married in
that town on Wednesday, February
2lst. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellerthorpe visited
Mrs. Presley, the brides mother in
Yale this week.
Special communication of Brockway
Lodge, 3l6, +. d A. NJ. at Masonic hall
Yale, Saturday evening, March 3rd.
Work on third degree, also such other
business as may come before the lodge.
Henry Pearce, w. NJ.
Keep Salvation Oil in the gymna-
SUM. 1t is sovereign remedy for
cuts, strains, bruises, and sprains, to
which acrobats and athletes are liable
at all times. 1t is the greatest cure on
earth for pain. % cents.
People with delicate stomachs find
Ayers Sarsaparilla agreeable to the
taste, and, therefore. prefer it as a
blood-puritier to any other. This is
one reason for its great popularity as a
spring and family medicine. Safe,
certain and palatable.
Asman q Beard have added to their
stock of carpets, rugs, curtains, etc.
a full line of dress goods, kid gloves
| laces, ribbons, corsets, etc. Those
wanting anything in their line will
find their goods new and of the latest
pattern. See their change Of adv.
Easter Sunday this year will be the
25th of March, as it was in 1888, and
only three Easter Sundays in the nine.
teenth century have been at an earlier
date: March 22 in 1918, and March %
in 1S45 and 1856. The latest date OF
any Easter Sunday in this century was
April 25, 1887.
Hiram w. Brown living two mile,
south and three and half miles wesI
of Yale will offer for sale by public
auction at the premises on Tuesday
March 6, commencing at o'clock p
NJ, his entire stock of farming nipple
ments, horses, cattle. sheep, hogs
household furniture, etc. Mr.. Brown
has sold his farm and will move west
Among the state items of last Satur
days Detroit Free Press We find the
following: "Neal Mckenzie, a farmer
at Yale, who went up to Gladwir
county to work in the lumber woods
| this winter, was killed by falling tree
| FIVE miles from Gladwin on Thursday
| We have made inquiry but cannot find
anyone who is acquainted with such q
man.
A damage suit is in progress in the
Circuit Court, in which John McLen.
nan, whom our readers will remember
as having an arm injured by the cars al
this place some time ago, figures. Mr.
McLennan lost his arm and wants
SIS, 900 damages. Stevens & Merriam
are his lawyers, while Atkinson &
Wolcott and Benton Hanchett are fol-
the railroad company.
On Tuesday Assignee Gowan sold the
stock, fixtures, notes and accounts OF
J. ID. McKeith at public sale. The
stock brought 33s cents on the dollar
and was bought by ID. A. McKeith
who has taken possession and the store
is now open for trade. =. Il. Noble
purchased the notes and accounts
Against the stock was u 100000 chattel
mortgage which will be paid by the
assignee out of the proceeds Of the
sale. We wish Duncan every success
A. p. Bowman, after having spent
the last year and half in Yale and
built up n prosperous business i'm his
/ rarriaOn opd wood wnrL- obOr nor,