Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-25
We need cash at present most awful

Sells Brothers shows at Port Huron
to-day (Friday.)
Read all the ads. in the ExPosIToR
and benefit by so doing.
The village Board of Review were in
session at the village hall Friday and
Saturday.
Read what L. Higer & Sons, of Port
Huron, have to say in u change of ad.
this week.
| Take your eggs and butter to Martin
j. Bourke's, Old Brockway, and get
that extra cent.
Five pounds of Slug Killer will kill
a cart load of bugs, worms and lice of
all description. For sale by Grant
Holden.
DO not miss the opportunity of hav-
ing DR.. Coyey extract your teeth with
out pain or sleep at Rapley House,
May PC.
j. A. Davidson q Co. will sell for the
next 10 days 80 patterns of their 10 and
20 cent gilt paper at Z! cents per rolf
See their ad.
William Owens has opened furni-
ture store in part of the building occu-
pied by Jones d Collins, agricultural
implement dealers.
The Order Eastern Star did very well
with their social Saturday afternoon
and evening last, considering the con-
dition of the weather.
The hard times is affecting the sa-
loon business all over the state. No
great loss but what there is some small
gain is quite true saying.
ID.
wees in NJ. Z. church, Yale, on Sun
day. May p, at 10 O'Clock a. m. Rev.
w. f. Perkins will ofiiciate.
Martin j. Bourke, Brockway's enter.
prising merchant, has something OF
interest for the readers of the EXPosI-
TOR in II change of adv. Read it.
The officers of the Caro- Driving
Club have our thanks for compli-
mentary ticket to their June meeting
to be held the 18th, l4th and 10Th.
Workmen have been busy the past
week sinking tank on the corner of
Mechanic and Kennetic streets for the
use of the Yale Fire Company in case
of FIRE.
Money aud time are the heaviest
burdens of life, and the unhappiest
of all mortals are those that have
more of either than they know how
to use.
Last weeks issue of the Yale EX-
PosIToR was No. of Vol. -. May the
EXPosIToR continue its expositiOns for
another thirteen years. - Armada
Graphic.
Holden & McNair who have just re-
| ceived large stock of new and season.
able goods have something to say
about them i'll tins issue. Read their
adv. on page one.
John ID. Grinneil and family are
residing at Richmond, Ind, at present.
John is head engineer for Bearss,
Scott & Denler and is at work on II
large sewer contract at that place.
DR.. Talmage is sticker. Mort
gagged out and burned out, time and
again, he is still there. Brooklyn
would lose her best and most notable
citizen if she should lose Talmage.
SrRAYED-Came to the enclosure of
:. Robert Ella, miles west and Z mile
south of Yale, on or about May LIST, IA
yearling heifer. Owner will please
call, prove property, pay charges and
take away. 81
The various tents of the knights of
the Maccabees also the hives surround
ing this village will celebrate June
18th by joint basket picnic. The
procession will be formed in Yale at
$3.50 of that day.
The teachers rally at Port Huron
last week Friday and Saturday was a
very successful affair. Those who at
tended from here report the program
as very pleasing and instructive in
every particular.
This week YOU will notice a new and
larger advertisement for Lothian q
Beard our enterprlsing general mer-
chants. When in Yale make them a
call and examine the great bargains
they are offering.
DR.. G. V. High arrived in Yale last
week from st. Joseph, Mo-. bringing
with him his household goods. The
DR.. and his family will make their
home in Yale hereafter unless better
opening presents itself.
The steerage rate from New York TO
Liverpool has been reduced to $3.50.
This is a grand opportunity for mul-
titude of Europeans and anarchists
who don't seem satisfied with this
country and its institutions.
A man living not far from Carson.
vile, planted some potatoes this spring
and afterwards concluded to go To
another place; so he dug up the seed
he had planted and took it along with
him. Next.-Carsonville Journal.
The Port Huron Suo-District of the
NJ. p. church will convene in Yale
commencing at 1920 a. M, June 9th
and continuing for three days. Essay:
will be read by some of the ablest and
most earnest workers in the church
during the session.
"The flowers that bloom in the
Spring" are not more vigorous than
are those persons who purify their
blood with Ayers Sarsaparilla. The
tabled Elixir Vitae could scarcely i'm
part greater yivacity to the counte
nance than this wonderful medicine.
The publisher of the ExPosIToR Is
very DESTROYS of having his subscribers
who are owing him, come in and pay
up. We realize that money is hard
to get hold of just now so that if you
cannot pay all come in and pay us a