Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-08-31
We often hear that girls who sing
Have notes like warbling bird;
How glad we are that birds ne'er Try
To sing like girls we've heard.

SuDSCrlDe LOT LIE ALE EAfOSlIOh
for some distant friend.
w. II. Palmer is busy this week TAX
ing the census of this school district.
new plate glass has been placed
in the front window of the Holden
Block.
Lothian & Beard have had live
tarantula, taken from bunch of
bananas, on exhibition this week.
The McKenna building is being re-
paired and repain.ed and will be occu-
pied by Z. w. Doelle in about week.
The Democrats of Brockway town.
ship will hold II caucus in the village
hall, Yale, next Tuesday to elect del
egates to the congressional convention.
Grant Holden & Bro. have sent in
an order for IL full line of standard
school books and supplies and will
hereafter keep them in stock and for
sale at reasonable prices.
Our elevator men are kept very busy
these days. Grain and hay is being
brought in by the farmers in consider
able quantities. We believe Yale is
the best market in this part of Michigan.
About thirty members of the Girls
Mrs. f. A. Griswold Tuesday and
passed very pleasant afternoon. Re-
freshments were served by the ladies.
Thomas Darcy is having the old
blacksmith shop building on Main
street torn down and taken to his lot
To be used rs barn. There are other
fire traps that should be removed from
Main street.
W. II. Ballentine has purchased the
Doelle block of Henry Doelle and as
soon as the stock of p. W. Doelle is
moved To the McKenna block Mr..
Balentine will occupy both stores
with II much larger stock of general
merchandise.
&. +. Michaels has cards out amour
cling a grand ball and supper at his
hall in Yale on the evening of We'd
nesday, September 26. Music by Law
rence's full concert orchestra. Every
arrangement will be complete for Il
grand time.
Subscribers wishing to take adyan-
tage of our combination offer of the
Michigan Farmer and YALE EXPoSITOR,
two leading newspapers in Michigan,
must renew before September 10th,
1894. After that date we will make
the offer to new subscribers only.
Malarial and other atmospheric in
fiuences are best counteracted by keep
ing the blood pure and vigorous with
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 4 little caution
in this respect may prevent serious ILL
ness at tins season. Ayers Sarsaparil-
In is the best all-the.year-round medi-
cine in existence.
Albert Jackson met with rather a
serious accident while at work on the
f. q p. NJ. railroad Wednesday. lie
was carrying a tie and in some manner
slipped and fell, the tie falling on top
of him. His back was injured and he
will be laid up for time. Or. Yuill
was called in and administered TO his
wants.
Steve Windsor, brother to Aaron,
has purchased Will Zavitz tailoring es-
Enlistment and will hereafter conduct
the business in Yale. Mr.. Windsor
has had many years experience at
tailoring and with the assistance of Mr..
XavitZ who is also a tirst-class tailor,
you may expect nothing but perfect
fitting suits. Mr.. Windsor will move
his family to Yale shortly.
4. w. Hazard has established an
agency at Yale for distributing cir
culars, samples, bills, ETC., in st. Clair
and adjoining counties. Mr.. Hazard
has had the misfortune to lose his
left arm, is an industrious citizen and
would like to earn an honest living.
| Whoever may see this notice and can
assist him in such work as mentioned
above will receive many thanks.
The international Business College,
of Port Huron, will open next We'd
nesday, September 3. Under the able
management of Prof. J. X. Goodler this
school has enjoyed unbounded success
and promises to commence this year
under more favorable circumstances
than heretofore. All persons who con-
template attending n business college
the ensuing year conld not select Il
better one than the international, Port
| Huron.
The musical and literary entertain
ment given by the NJ. +. church at
Central Hall on Wednesday evening
was we'll patronized. the hall being
nearly full. The program was carried
out as published and was greatly en-
joyed by the audience. There was
enough variety to please every one in
the different Rotations, solos, quar-
tettes, ETC., and all did excellently.
The net proceeds of the concert were
$3.50 which will be quite help to the
church.
Our citizens were routed out of bed
rather early for Sunday morning, by the
cry of fire at about four O'Clock. Fire
at this dry time is a very dangerous
affair and the citizens were on the
scene in short order. 1t proved to be
a small 7x9 building in the rear and
south of the Doelle block which had
been used as smoke house. An old
oil barrel added fuel to the flames.
1t is supposed the fire was set by some
one but it is low, cowardly act when
it might have endangered the whole
town, only for prompt action in this
terrible dry weather.
Never in the years which we have
spent here have we disliked to publish
anything as we do the arresting OF
Harry Jardine on Wednesday for
stealing. Harry has always been u
bright, popular young man, not more
than nineteen years of age, but his
appetite for drink has lately mastered