Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-04-06


James Meharg has rented the M. $.
Vanslyke Henry property.
Samuel Eshleman on Tuesday sold
his house and lot to Isaac Mcintyre.
+. T.. Palmer 4 Co. present to you
for the last time their adv. Read it
and profit thereby.
Justin Robinson has so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as to be
able to be out again.
w. w. Brophy, our new hardware
merchant expects to move his family
here from Richmond.
We are pleased to see David Brown
again on his rounds after being con-
| fined with Il severe cold.
A new pulpit and some book racks
and shawl racks have lately been
placed in the Disciple church.
l.. Higer & Sons, leading clothiers of
Port Huron, are giving prompt atten-
ton to orders received by mail. See
their adv.
j. A. Davidson & Co. advertise spe-
cial prices for tins month on carpets,
curtains, wall paper and crockery.
See their adv.
VIM. McMartin's family now occupy
the house on corner of Mechanic and
Kennetic streets having moved there
last week.
James W. Long, late proprietor of
the Eagle House, Melvin, is again
Moore's Corners.
James Keyes has commenced the
erection of n fine brick house on his
farm nears Old Brockway. Mr.. Reyes
is one of the most prosperous farmers
in that section.
The Yale Bicycle Depot, Phil Doelle
proprietor, sold high grade bicycle to
Glen Ballentine last Saturday. Should
any of the readers of the EXPosIToR
want bicycle call in and get prices of
this establishment.
Elder j. ii. Patton will preach in the
Brick chapel next Sunday afternoon
at o. clock and in the evening at 1880.
Usual services ut III O'Clock Il. M, Sun
day school and Bible class at 10 a. M.
An invitation is extended to all.
If there are any more who have
building stone which they could bring
us i'll on subscription, we would be
glad to have it before the roads break
up. Now is the time to haul stone.
We would like to receive more of it.
The experience and maple sugar
social held in the Duffie building last
Monday evening was pleasant and
profitable. About $50 90 were realized.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church feel
very thankful to the public who pat
ronized this social.
"Beauty" may be 'only skin deep"
but the secret of beautiful skin is
pure blood. Those coarse, rough, pimp-
! ly compilations may, in most cases, be
rendered soft, smooth, and fair by the
persevering and systematic use of
Ayers Sarsaparilla.
S. o. WEIGH & Sons roller process
mill was shut down on Monday for
repairs. On Tuesday the machinery
was again set in motion and the firm
! has found it necessary to run nights on
account of the numerous orders for
! their celebrated flour.
Brockway, No. 3lG, f.. & A. NJ, was
the best represented outside lodge at
the school of instruction held in Port
Huron last week Thursday. Henry
! Pearce, w. NJ, was highly compli-
mentcd for the excellent work in ex-
employing the Fellowcraft degree.
Yale lacks several things, of course,
but the present necessity is for houses
to rent. There are plenty who would
move into the village could they but
! find houses to live in. w. IL. Harris,
from Brockway, and others with him,
are few whom we know of. Will
some enterprising citizen put up n few
| tenant houses for the benefit of HIM
self and the town also?
TME-No wonder time is represent
cd as haggard and worn out. watch
keeps time, the chorister beats time,
the clock strikes time, trains run on
time-not all, but some of 'em-the
foreman lays out time, people threaten
to do things if they get time, at prize
| fight they call time, soldiers mark time,
criminals serve time, and perhaps your
subscription is behind time, look at the
address label on your paper and see.
The meanest man on record has now
been discovered. lie sold his son-in-
law half n COW and then refused to di-
vide the milk, maintaining that he only
sold the front half The son-in-law
must provide the food the cow consum-
ed and carry water to her three times q
day. Recently the COW hooked the old
man, and now he talks of suing his
son-in-law, the owner of the front half
for damages. He asserts that he can
maintain his claim.
Judson Black arrived this week in
Yale from Toronto, where he has been
studying as veterinary surgeon. Mr..
Black has received his diploma and
has been accorded highest honors for
the excellent work he has done. We
congratulate him upon his success and
trust he will find IL good location in
which to carry on his business. Mr..
Black has gone to Richmond for a
short visit. lie has not fully decided
yet where he will settle down.
Yale Christians hustled during the
winter and accomplished much. All
the churches held revival meetings and
the converts number 100, including
Mayor Waring and saloon keeper.
Good outside talent was present, such
as Rev. Newman and Bro. Wills, of
Detroit; Rev. Smith, of Owosso, and
Miss Cloud, of Union City. The White
Cross society organized by Bro. Wills
meets every Saturday night, with a