Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-08-03

Ballentlne $.
Walter Cheeseman had eight sheep
killed with lightning last week.
DIR. Covey, the painless dentist, at
Rapley House, Yale, Thursday, Aug. y.
Lothian 4 Beard have placed some
neat new shades on their front win
dows.
For all kidney troubles use Dodd's
Kidney Pills for sale by Mckenna q
Lennon.
Mrs. Mary Clark is very sick mt the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Robinson.
w. II. Harris has his new brick black
smith shop nearly completed, and eN-
poets to be ready in about one week to
do custom work.
+. IL. Gibbs q Co., new hardware
merchants, have Il new adv. in this
issue. The attention of the EXPosIroR
readers is called to it.
DR.. Convey makes speciality of COM
plete extraction of teeth, positively
without pain for nervous people) and
preparing gums for plate.
DR.. Cornell, of Port Huron, made n
successful operation on Mrs. Black
ford : eyes last Friday. The operation
lasted four and one-half hours.
Coles Uncle Toms Cabin Co. held
forth under canvas Monday evening
and gave very poor rendition OF this
time honOred drama. The tent was
well filled.
:. T. Grape, W. +. Potter and A. Pa
triarche, officers of the f. u =. VI. R'y
passed through Yale Monday evening
by special train from Saginaw. They
were on a tour of inspection.
Advertisers shOnld SOW their adver-
Using with the same care that the in
telligent farmer plants his crops. GAS
We SOW so shall We reap applies to
advertising as well as everything else.
4 little fellow on our streets was
heard to remark the other day that it
seemed very funny that it only rained
on Main street and not out in the
country. Who said Yale hasn't a
street sprinkler?
4 number of the young folks of the
village INDUCED in II social dance
Tuesday evening in Michaels' hall
and all enjoyed n pleasant time.
Music was furnished by an itinerant
Italian string band.
Next Tuesday evening is regular re-
view of Yale tent. X. o. +. NJ, instead
of last Tuesday as announced in last
week. issue. A representative will be
elected to the Great Camp and -four
limitations will be the work of the
/ evening.
The Pink Tea social given by the La.
dies Aid and y. =. :. {. +. of the NJ.
L. church last Saturday evening was
largely attended, Notwithstanding the
rainy evening. 1t was held in Harris
| Il Parkinson's warerooms. Proceeds
about So.
The flag pole which has been stand
/ ing in the rear of c. f. Emery's resi-
/ dence since last election was cut down
one day last week. f. II. Parkinson
! informed the ENPOsITOR that Charley
! felled it with his little Ratchet and cut
/ it up into tooth-picks.
/ What was the matter with our mar.
shall Saturday evening? Quite Il mum.
/ Der Of gentlemen ~ were in the village
! TILED with promiscous assortment OF
| yell producing fluid who were very
| noisy and troublesome and should
! have been taken care of.
The value of n good name was vel
eXemplitied the other day, when II man
asked one of our druggists for II bottle
of Sarsaparilla. "Whose?" inquired
the clerk. "Whose? WIN, Ayers OF
course. Ge don't suppose Pm going
to run any risks with Hannah, do ye?
The game of base ball advertised tC
be played by the West Brockway anC
Lynn base ball teams last Saturday
turned out to he game between Ole
Brockway and Lynn. As a result the
score stood 63-49 in favor of the Brock
way boys. On account of the team no
bringing their own men no money
was put up.
The session of 1S94-95 of the Ontario
Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada
will begin Wednesday, October 18th
and continue until the end of March
The entrance examination will be helC
on the two days preceding the openin,
of the College. \ II applicants shoulC
be present at the College on the morn
ing of the first of those days.
G.. Andreae d Sons, proprietors of tn
Yale Wooden Mills, have never exper
fenced so busy a season as this Is. Gus
tom work is coming from nearly ever,
I)dlb VI Jut llllJCu SUITES anu DOuIl
America. All who have had dealing
with them are we'll pleased with thei
business abilities and promptness AM
their work is second to none in America
Thursday evening the residence o
DR.. &. V. High on North street was en-
tered by burglars. When the ID
awoke in the morning his pants wer
= missing but were found on the law
minus about two dollars in change
They also took u favorite pipe of Nj
Highs, also Mrs. Highs watch. En-
trance was gained to the house by cut
ting the wire and unlocking the scree
door, the other being left open to ad
NIT the air.
Charles Miller, of Detroit, went {
. Capac about two weeks ago to visit hi
daugher living there. On Wednesda
farmer east of Capac found the bad
} decomposed body of Miller lying fac
! downward in ditch. investigated
. showed that he had last been seen o
Friday, July 20. When found the fac
! was covered with wet mud, and he Ia
; evidently been sufiocated. In h
pockets were found n bottle contain
ing liquor, a sum of money and
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