Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-09-14
There was a man I'm our town,
And he was wOndrOus wise;
He never spoke To his wife of the way
His mother made cakes and pies.

Buy your school supplies at Doelle's.
There are 10 persons confined in the
county Jail.
National encampment of G A II at
Pittsburg this week.
The Yale Flax mills have again put
on force of men and boys.
Thomas Iebner has secured posi-
ton in the elevator at North Branch.
Pay u year in advance for the YALE
ExPOsIToR and get the Michigan Farm
er for only 80 cents.
Thanks to Secretary Wise for COM
plimentary to the Croswell fair and
races to be held Sept. 10, 20. and 2l.
Five thousand yards good heavy all
wool carpet at 90 cents per yard. See
j. A. Davidson * Co.'S adv. in this
issue.
Mrs. A. 5. Phelps has moved with
her family from Alpena to Yale and
now occupies VIM. SCOTS house on
Mary street.
A happier man than John Williams
cannot be found this side of the Pearly
Gates. A son, born Saturday morning,
September Sth.
The notice of the caucus for electing
delegates to the 3rd. Representative
convention may be found in another
place of this issue.
A Republican caucus has been called
for Tuesday evening next, at o'clock
local time, at the village hall, to elect
delegates to the county convention to
nominate county ticket.
If a man gets drunk in the Argen-
tine republic he is sentenced to sweep
the streets for eight days. If the same
rule was in force in this country, what
clean streets we would have.
TO give those subscribers whose time
has not already expired a chance to
take advantage of our Michigan Farm
er offer we will extend the time to
November LIST, 1894. Subscribe.
Born to the wife Of l.. G. Mcdonald
on Wednesday, September 18th, 1894,
Il nice baby girl. Lutte is seriously con-
sidering whether he will work any
more for he believes himself worth at
least SO 900.
W. III. Ballentine, who had store in
the Martin block, this city, recently,
but removed the stock to Yale, has
done so we'll there that he has purchas-
ed the Doelle block and will soon have
double the room he started with.-Im-
lay City Times.
Members of the Brockway Centre
District Agricultural Association are
earnestly requested To attend the cleo
ton of officers to be held at the secre-
tary's Office on the fair ground the
second day of the fair September Goth,
at o'clock in the afternoon.
President Waring hereby gives notice
that if the practice of calling the new
barber names and otherwise insulting
him is continued, some of the young
scamps will be brought before court
of justice. 1t would be well for par
ents to instruct their children not 10
follow this mean practice.
Windsor, the tailor, has established
himself in rooms over the Doelle
Block, Yale, where he is prepared TO
receive orders for work in his line. He
will handle nothing but good goods at
prices that agree with the times and
you may depend on good fit. Call
and look over his samples and get
prices. See his adv. in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. II G.. Maloney wish to
tender their most heartfelt thanks to
James II. Moore and family, Elder X.
Il. Brown, the choir and other kind
friends who sympathized and did so
much to comfort them during the
brief sickness and after the death of
their child. They will never forget
these genuine acts of christian char
ter.
McNulty q Howe, the new proprie-
tors of the Hotel de Martin, are enjoy
ing very large trade and are we'll
worthy of the patronage that is given
them. The hotel is new, neat and
conducted in an orderly manner. In
connection they have n livery and
also accommodations for farmers
teams. When in Yale call on them
and you will be we'll used.
1t is said that man in Genessee
county pays his preacher promptly,
tips his hat and is very kind to the
doctors; and always pays for his papers
in advance. He never has been sick a
day in his life; never had any corns or
the toothache, his potatoes never rot,
the weevil never eats his wheat, the
frost never kills his corn or beans; his
babies never cry at night and his wife
never scolds.
Hc lOllOWlHS lcCipC mas DCCh uoSu
to get rid of the carpet bug pest with
good results: OF. chloride of zinc, 3
ozs. salt. Mix with two quarts of
water in a covered vessel and let il
stand over night, then pour into an
other vessel and let it stand over
night, then pour into another vessel
without sediment. Dilute it with two
quarts of water and sprinkle carpet
foot from the wall. 1t will not injure
the carpet.
In another column of this issue of
the EXPosIToR there appears a notice
in reference to note given by j. II.
Teller and +. III. Gibbs. AS we have a
man here by the same name, f. ii.
Gibbs, in the hardware business and
thinking some person might believe it
had reference to him we asked Mr..
Gibbs if he gave such note or if it
meant him. He states positively that
no person holds his note for dollar,
so it must mean some other man.
The electrical storm that passed
through this section early last Friday
morning is said to have been the worst
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