Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-18
f. T. Palmer g. Co. have sold out
their genera store at Elkton.

their genera store at Elkton.
Cyrus Robinson's house on Mary |
street is receiving u new coat of paint. |
A very heavy storm visited this sec
ton early Thursday morning accom-
panied by electricity, hail stones and
rain.
Do not miss the opportunity of hav-
ing DR.. Covey extract your teeth with
out pain or sleep at Rapley House,
May 20.
w. II. Ballentine's trade is rapidly
increasing and he is giving the public
good values for their money. Read
his change of adv.
James Livingston & Co. have a
change of advertisement in this issue.
Read what they have to say about ag-
ricultural implements.
The members of the Disciple church
desire to kindly thank William Back
ford for the use of his organ during
dedication services and since.
To the sportsmen, no other May
pole will compare with the flsh-pole.
Well used 1t will invigorate the brain
and every muscle of the body.
A very large number of persons
congregated at the bridge in Yale last
Sunday expecting to see a baptism of
converts but were disappointed.
When the hair has fallen out, leav-
ing the head bald, if the scalp is not
shiny, there is a chance of regalnlng
the hair by using Halls Hair Remover.
ChiIdren's day will be observed by
the Sunday School in the Brick Chapel
on Sunday evening, June lst. Services
commencing at 1880. An interesting
time is promised.
ID. b. McNair has had Il veranda and
large window added to the front OF
his dwelling house on Mechanic street.
lie is making marked Improvements
about hrs premises.
A new six foot walk has been laid
along the east side of Main street
from the bank to chamberlain, Putney
| & Co.'S corner. The new council might
be termed Improvement council.
Every person having fruit trees with
black knot growing on them should
have it removed at once. They are
liable TO heavy fine if this is not
done. Take look over your trees.
Having bought the stock of hardware
of the late firm of Francis Mapes
we will sell you any part of 1t cheaper
than you can buy like goods at any
other place in Michigan. A. w. Fer
guson d Co.
Mrs. Peleg Soule, of Greenwood.
who has been quite sick for the past
two years was in Yale last Saturday
for the first time in eighteen months.
Her friends are pleased to see her on
the improve.
w. Il. Saville and Bert Mcdonald,
professional painters, paper hangers
and decorators, have made decided
improvement in the appearance OF
Robert w. Menerey's house on Me-
chanic street by a coat of paint.
The work on w. II. Harris new
buildings is progressing rapidly. The
roof is on and it will be but Il short
time before it will be ready for the
brick veneer. Harris d Parkinson will
occupy the building with agricultural
implements for the present.
Insomnia is fearfully on the in
crease. The excitement of modern
, life so tax the nervous System thai
: multitudes of people are deprived OF
consequences 10 the nerves. Remem
| DeI, AlCl 'pul 81 lJoi hiV ibUhN9 WV
weak strong.
w. w. Cowing, Yale attorney, ha
, written to Coroner Cady asking for al
the papers in connection with tilt
post mortem examination held over thu
body of Alfred Bailey, who died in tn,
D city Jail. lie intimates that Il big Law
suit will soon be commenced.-Por
Huron Daily Times.
A. W. Camptield, of AvOca, is nov
located at Harry Bates old stand, u
; y. Franklin street, Saginaw, +. =. an,
! is conducting wholesale and retail
i business in harness, buggies, bicycles
: horses, etc. The EXPosIToR joins wit
his numerous friends in this locality il
wishing him prosperity.
Wanted and travelling sale:
men to handle our hardy Canada
grown Nursery stock. We guarante
satisfaction to representatives and Gus
toners. Largest growers of high grad
stock. Over 700 acres under cultivation
No substitution in orders. Exclusiv
territory and liberal terms to whole c
part time agents. Write us. Stone
Wellington, Madison, Wis. AZ
= Coxey, the noted common weale
is not in Yale, but "Coxey," Wi
Wears cub, is certainly with us. ii
is a small black bear of the Mort
American specie and Will has al
propriately named him. He claim
- to have captured him in the Woo
north of Coleman, but we will leay
that for the citizens of Yale to judg
for themselves as to whether Will hi
the necessary nerve to capture even
cub.
d William Glasgow and brother-in-la
g, Thomas Gray, living b miles east {
Yale, had a lively time all to then
# selves last Monday evening. 1t seen
q. an old grudge has been existing II
= some time and they got together al
= = tried, with the use of rails and club
u to settle the difficulty. Glasgow can
I; out at the little end of the horn wit
u some broken ribs, two gashes in Il
scalp, a black eye and other bruise
m Suit has been commenced by Glasgo
ID and the end is not yet.
% Andrew Moore, Speaker; Geo.
81 Bradshaw, Roseburg; Elmer Moor
ls' Melvin; w. A. Gray, Speaker, we
among the delegates at Yale last Mo
Id day to get up u joint picnic with va
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