Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-05-18

sprained ankle.
DIR. Convey, the painless dentist ut the
Rapley House, Saturday, May 20.
frankie Black has been confined to
the house this week by a severe sore |
throat.
Ferguson Il Co. are giving some
prices in stoves that are far below ac-
tual cost.
We have received two eggs laid by
Lester Clark's hens which measure 7s
x6l inches.
Look over the change of ady. in this
issue for l.. Higer 4 Sons, leading
clothiers of Port Huron.
]. A. Davidson & Co. call attention
to their large stock of carpets, curtains,
wall paper, window shades and crock
cry. See their adv.
James Pyar will sue the village of
Yale for $4,000 and has executed n
power of attorney to II Saginaw law
yer for that purpose.
DR.. Covey makes speciality of COM
plete extraction of teeth, positively
without pain (for nervous people) and
pairing gums for plate.
A game of base ball was played be-
tween Yale and the west road boys on
the latters grounds Saturday afternoon
last resulting in victory for our boys.
This kind of spring weather will
make farmers and gardeners work
more than eight hours a day to catch
up and keep up with the grass and
weeds.
Remember the ice cream social to be
given by the ladies of Order of Eastern
Star next Saturday and evening at the
building lately occupied by Duncan
McKeith.
Now if the ice instead of the coal
men should 60 on strike the condi-
ton would be worse. 1t is. a good
time for strike among coal miners II
tley want a rest.
William Beadle, an old resident of
this section died at his home north
and west of here Saturday, May 9Th.
Particulars about his life we have been
unable to procure.
Mrs. William Walker has left a
heavy single harness with James Nc
Coll to sell. 1t is nearly new and will
be sold very cheap. Call at the flax
mill and look at it.
THANKs.-I feel grateful towards
Young & Brown for nice large roast
| of beef as present, and take this
means to thank them kindly for their
generosity. Elder X. b. Brown.
A few of the Yale sportsmen have
purchased traps and clay pigeons and
now expect by constant practice to be.
come professional wing shots. A club
will be organized in the near future.
The remains of Mrs. Summers, moth
er of Arson, OF Yale, and 5. b., OF
Traverse City, were brought to this
place from Traverse City this week for
burial. The funeral was held in the
NJ. +. church on Wednesday.
If you want to buy any hardware
now is an acceptable time. For two
weeks we will give you some prices
that will be below your expectation
From the bankrupt stock of Francis &
Mapes. A. W. Ferguson * 20.
Local talent will deliver addresse:
at the memorial exercises under the
auspices of William Dumphy Post, No
424, G.. A. r., on May 30th. Yale and
neighboring country should take an
active part in the decorating of the
graves.
| worn WAS ItCtlNtu bLC VI
Joe Walker, son of George Walker
this week that while working on
; dredge at the 500 he fell Off and wa
drowned. His brother Phil left Wed
nesday for that place to look after TIT
remains.
Speaking of artists, it takes ricl
man to draw u check, II pretty girl Il
draw attention, a horse to draw cart
porous plaster to draw the skin,
' topper to draw cork, a free lunch t
J draw n crowd, and an advertisement II
l your home paper to draw trade.
Burglars broke into the office at tn
|, flax mill last Friday night and drille,
the safe door but failed in their al
tempt to get at the contents, althoug
they ruined the door. From Their
= they went to the station taking there
\ from some chewing tobacco and
e valise. 1t is thought that home talen
= did the work.
Our nerves are to our life, what tn
!. foundation is to building-our lif
: prop and support. When a POUNDS
y ton becomes weak, no sane ma
would use frozen earth to strengthe
it, but it would be just as wise as to tr
:, to restore the nerves with morphine
II alcohol, opium or other pernicior
g drugs. DR.. Wheeler's Nerve Vitalizt
h is the solid masonry of medicine, al
J. solutely free from injurious drugs,
IS permanent restorer of nerve force an
Is health. A symptom blank with eac
e bottle for advice and free treatment !
g the Doctor X desired. Ask Graz
IS Holden IL Bro.
d The post Office department has sci
to all railway mail service employ,
W circulars calling attention to the pc
II tai regulations requiring postal clerl
l. to accept all prepared mail matt
Is offered them at their cars and to TO
u ward it to its destination. Inquire
d have been received at the departmel
$, from almost every section of Il
Ie county indicating general misunde
IN standing, due, it is stated, to the pu
lie lication of number of articles inco
$. rectly intimating that the section
W the regulations making the obligatiC
has been repealed. The rule is d
Y. clared to be still in force and refus
e, to comply will render clerks liable
re dismissal, unless special authority h
n been given.
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"a Talk of an Extra Train.