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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-07
FOR THE CHEROKEE BONDS
Currency Representing se,7So.ooO Il BE.
, - cured for the PuPchAse.

Currency Representing se,7Se.oo0 IL BE.
cured for the Purchase.
A>Ju the New York sv9. treasury . group
q sa@l,'as y, 9:!sli Yll9s'a .us.oa9 z;
sS.,.o,ooo, and Nas tho money paid In by
r + Wilson b Co. the Wall street bank.
kv, t9s the O0aas 81 ~ GSss9kYs NyveD.
. Asht II vas not 40 easy matter 70 get
esI AMOUNT OF currency, but the Onion
trust Company finally supplied IT and II
Vas but Into Cab End :aken TO the sub
T,eaiury. The money Il Ia all dsnomi NJ.
t!ops, from u, 900 bills TO 60 II will 70.
main 10 the b-Treasury until the chero .
kee Nation demands the whole or any part
OF IL
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-07
Yorrlsn NIsslok.ry society.

twenty-five years ago Wednesday the
Women's foreign Missionary Society Ut the
Methodist Episcopal Church was brought
into existence. and the event was celebrat.
cd by the various branches throughout the
country. Although organized simply to
raise q few hundred dollars to send wom'
an missionary TO India II to-day has
sixth OF . million members, supports las
mission aries, 624 teachers, %35 schools and
orphanages and hospitals 1t has half o
million dollars worth OF real estate In In
dis, China. Corea. Japan. South Americs,
Mexico. Bulgaria and Burmah, and hal
not q single salaried officer
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-07
Poisoned BIZ Bologna Sausage.

All tho members Of the family Of John
Core. living ave miles east Of IndianSpo.
lis and consisting OF soven persons, were
attacked with violent pains In the stom.
ach. ard the physicians diagnosed the dis.
ease a. trichinosis. II 10 believed that the
trouble was caused by bologna sausage. OF
which the family had eaten just before
being taken sick
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-04-07
FOR The EAGLE.
A COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World.
VIII Justic. Ne rhMartcd?

Judge Chetlain at Chicago granted q
further stay Of execution to Assassin Prem
dereast Wednesday under circumst ances
hsgdly less exciting than when. at the
famous midnight sitting. he snatched the
slayer OF the late mayor from tho galiowA
The new date set for the execution IL July
2. and the insanity trial. which had been
Ased for Thursday. has been postponed
until May 81. The decision involving these
changes had been wholly unlocked for.
and came ct tho close Of a wfansle over .
demand on the part Of the state for spe.
cisl venire to be summoned by u special
baili6. The fight was feverish while II
lasted. and the chief champions represent.
ing the state and the prisoner, we're 4 I.
1rude, e. g pairow aud & g Gregory.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
"Why Is He So Irritable2"

This question Is often heard a d
nearly as Cften unanswered.
1t is no. always remembere,., as
it should be, that the occasion of
i'll temper and irritabillty is often
t" oe found in the physical condi-
ton OF the persons affected What
Is b" Use Of 'rying to "harmonize"
a man .hose liver has gone back
on him? II man is tortured
with rhnu' atism, how can b. he
tx ected t. be sfable and agree
adj ? Can q confirmed dysprpt G
be expected To cheerful and always
ready to tell a funny story? The
only way t remove the difficulty
Is to get at the cause. Dyspepsia,
rheumatism, impure blood and liv.
er troubles Yield to Hoods Sarsa-
parilla; that is Why it is an effective
tranquiliz. r, a peaceful messenger,
and a preventive Of domestic
qusrrels.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
The Kimball City Pharmacy,

F. A. Reynolds, Proprietor.
A full line of drugs and drug
sundries always on hand.
Be sure and come and zee III
before you paint your building,
REQ, for we have a great many ncel
colors to show you, and the best
mixed paints on the market.
Bring in your prescriptions W.
will compound them carefully f.,
you.
Go and sea Reynolds at the
City Pharmacy when you are "
KimbalI.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

VAS given TO Nelson on a lou i,
Welch.
1t was reporte | the first of the
week that the ."pnlisrs eve 90.
l'g to challenge ia, repu lie :. to
a series of joint discusslo. h., ,.y,.
Oh the dist let tetwe.
l\''ndt and Mr. Euddl.. W.
nope that this is true and that they
will issue their challens
republicans would be r
have the voters of thi
compare the two men Al.
as TO which is the best gu
act as our repres, ntative
Hon. S. j. Conklin WI
Buffalo county the 23rJ
OF this month and will
Gam Valley, on Tuvsd. .
her 23rd and at the Lcac
house Oh Wednesday,
Gath. Judge Conkliu is
South Dakota's ab'est spea. d
everyone should tarn out a,
him.
Hon. B. G. Huddle and
Moulton went to JerauId
last Friday remaining unit
day. Mr.. Huddle adore,
meeting at Washington Spr.
Friday evening and at a
house southeast Of there S. II
evening.
Mr. @. E. Lee who was .
ted BY the populists for
the Peace, informs us
nomination was made wild
knowledge or consent md,
Is not n popnlist.
Eaten those hogs will l..
time on feed till hogs are er.d
Kimball Mill.
Will sell your flour on time
Kimball Mill.
Hear LaFollettc speak toni
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
Lcra! aus General.

r, day.
u u;1
Mn
r. ''"'
h''''"i' MIL
i.i ur -four ON lime
pl NH.
lew landlord Kent took
\ Of the hotel Sunday last.
70 Mr. and Mrs. E. E.
D Monday, October 9Th, a
Err began :. term Of school
uwycr school house Mon
Valley school com
\ NJ inlay with r E. Dye
n.
h Hrsli is home from the
|Agercy where he has Teen
BIZ.
|en those vii! give
III Mil.
!. Hull returned home Iuts-
lin Chicago. where he has
buce last April.
Z. C. Huddle is to address
,uy in ,Jerauld cou..ty. ten
last Of |, re this evening.
!. l'r wo sd Elmer K.ar.
|yc ,onc 80 W is .onsin and
,natiy remain all win er.
4 W.oL.d..
Krowr c,,upt
l,e las been working tins
If D..,el cour,v
II, ,,;s,. - email
81, ,l,. I. .oh,,,
Monday night.
.1;, ,..
IT, j., .,t.nd " claimants
Ia marry 40. ,hi,,. solo
.u..;
..,,J;.,. .u ,.u,l
Mond.v
r..,an r,~~~,'.;-m.
|uu.h.. .o.r,,srv
.''Po'' VI lie Oo"i"i'
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11
RS
. DAY
| Made.

t
boys, anu t'''
ght in and a''''|
is easy,F.e''a'
err than al, J,S''|
a field adj l
pecial abll'!' 7
!. We equip 81
treat you wa.
Ordinary V':',
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

Auditr's and Treasurer's Detailed Exhibit
Of Receipts and Disbursements in the County of Buffalo fort the
Quarter Ending Sept. Soht, 1894, Showing Amount o
Funds in the Treasury and where Deposited.
TREASURERS EXHIBIT.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

STATE o SOUTH DAKOTAl
County of Buffalo,
AuhurG Hill Auditor being hrtd duly sworn doth say that the teasurrse xhbt hermn Isl
true and cret sttemen of hch financial conutOi of Buffalo county as appears by MS books and
ARTHURG HILL.
MICHAEL HILL MAN, Justice 0heP Peace andf Tor HaoCo
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1894-10-11

HOODS PILLS cure liver Ills. constipation.
blieusness, 1sundice. alex headache. iadigssttoa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16
SIMPLY HORRIBLE.

Another atrOcious and revolving
crime was added to the liat ia Cooke
County ye;terday. This last, from
the meager reports ct hand, was equal
in brutality and Aendishness to those
preceding Il only few days. John
Baldwin q black smith well but uD.
favOrably known beth here, At Sher-
man aud other north Texas points;
outraged the person of the twelve
year old daughter of policeman
Walsh of Gainesville. The victim is
said to be in q most precariOus con-
dition, go much 90 that she cannot
recover. Baldwin has so fer eluded
arrest, aud it is well for him that
he has for . fate equal to that Ofthe
negro rape tiend of Paris awaits
him as surely as he is captured.
Baldwin formerly lived here, work
ing in blacksmith, shop and waS not
noted for any Of the principles con-
Stituting o man, except In brute force.
He was IN expert workman which,
when said, was all the redeeming trait
he possessed,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

Mrs Hayseed. noticing the fire es-
cape at city hotel wonder what
them stairs are fer?
Mr.. Hayseed-Cse yer brains. Mi
randa. If you've got any. Fhis is q
hotel amt It?
''Of course"
"Well . hotel has all sorts o. peo-
pie In IL. and 'tain't likely they all
get up at the same time, ls isa''
Il s'pose not"
''COurse not. Some goes 20 work
earlier than others. and some has 70
catch aims. s'pose them Outeide
stairs is so the early risers can gle
down to the pump without maxim
any noise"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16
he Alen( rsaA sc BssSss.

When the pr;nee Of Wales vssseeA
this country, @@a1 years go. they
gave . great ball IA his h0usr q St
Louis. Governor Stewart, 81 Missouri
came down fresh Jenersen City t0do
credit 70 il, and, In the coarse Of the
evening, became very h6Ppy, very
proud. not to say enthusiastic. He
and the prince were s1Atioped oae
Little platform raised for shem at ono
side Of the 1sali. where &ho bensgs
and hEilliancy, and blue blood oe St.
Louis swept by them In dazzling ee-
view. The speesAcIa elevated aseJFart'n
feelings several notahes. FlMSl1v 10
naminAetered- . @ighty dap 1ok aha
royal back. aAA exclaimed: .sRriucs,
dcn't yc1 wish yeu mas eoTefncre1
8aR&ouEMh9H
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

The Inhabitants. IL is said by Wal
lace, have n peculiar custom of con-
dning their girls in Cages until they
arc old enough 20 be married. ThiD
custom 10 said to be peculiar to the
people OF New Britain The are Cages
made Of the palm tree, and the girls
ere put into them when two or three
years OF age. These cages are built
inside of the house. and the girls
are never allowed to leave the house
under any circumstances. The houses
are closely fenced in with a sort of
wicker work made of reeds- Venti-
fation under the circumstances is
rendered difficult The girls are said
TO grow up strong and healthful In
spite Of these disadvantages.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16
Judge Uverton Love Of Marietta
IL on hands to confer with the SEM
atorial dignitaries.


She locked upon the pale. slender
youth kneeIing before her and was
moved 10 pity. There. was ten or
sympathy In her bearing as she sid
nina ahe could never be his wife. He
heard her saswsr with . bowed head.
''Nay l." he asked simply when she
had spoken. ''prOpound TO you ono
other question before I rise frosn ny
knees3'' Eyes" His gl;.sss.ng eyes
were fastened upon her lace now.
''Bavs you" He was terribly in
earnest. ''-Any eorns, 6an8OuA;. or
inverted nAils2'' She shrieko6 - it
daWned upon her that after al he was
. ehiropodist when he stsOde Away
forever the snow srnshed beneath his
fest with e merry soarA.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

@0 4A@es O OtA@004 W@R4A @9s000s :
go ~ GSas New Crova.
Emperor william L. trying 70 obtain
EhebigRest diamond in the world for his
new crown which 10 be'ng made in
Berlin. This diamond IN called the
Excelsior. it was found last June In
to be worth @6, ,O0O, GOA Il In three
inches high, nearly three inches
broad. weighs S71 ksrats and Is Of
matchless luster. For IL the British
Rovernusent has offered $500, 900.
The excitement of diamond hunting 10
something new 20 the young man who
rules over Germany and l. coutribut-
ing vastly TO the amusement OF an In
teFested public by the multiplicity Of
the roles In which he chooses to sp.
pear. Et IL either the aensaEiou Of
getting beaten in an English yacht
race, or the incident Of IN addition to
the family. 9or the neeessity Of In
creasing the army and taxes ut the
same time, or the return Of an a6ec-
9ion in the ear, or the recurring anx-
iety abont Ffanee and RnasiA, or the
suppression of socialism, or . military
pageant In which he strives 70 carry,
on all the glory, or pheasant shoot
ing match-whatever it be Il IL very
certain the kaiser is bound 20 keep
himself in the public eye. Now Il Il .
chase for diamond. This re1tieas-
ness, this recurring desire 70 say oP
'doprUbtain Somethiny which will net
permit his personality. 10 be even mo
mentarily forgotten makes . lively
contribution to the literature concern
Ag the waysOe mglssn kidea r sSa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

The young man was prem@tuPely
ray. and was not . little proud Of IL
"Looka quite poetic. don't yOu
thinkP" he could not forbear asking
Of the young woman he was calling O0-
cit does remind me OF @ certain
ptem. Unjust admit" said she.
''And what poem is thaA?"
''When tine frost 10 ON the puukiM.
And his hair went on whitening %
Q moro rapiG rate than ever.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

In . convent which Cardinal Man.
ning-the thinnagt Of mortals-honor-
ed with visit. there was cook who
begged and prayed for the blessing Of
the cardinAl, and, brought in, lnelt
down bafore him aud reeoiRed hia
blessing; whereupon she looked up ~
hfm and said: May the LORD peenerve
your sninenee, and oh. mA9 pd for
Rfve your eoolE"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16
MkARr brsEAss.


ekOPe 10 MOWO for T60sS AMIotod WJelkKS
N They Taks Courage.
Let those who are haunted witB
VuspiciOns 0f heart disease, and eyed
.tAoee who have good reason 20 1Aow :
that they are suffering fr0m th9t ln*
surable malady. talRe e0uf49s fFow ~
Ihort story told by the lat0 Sf1 AndFeW=
ciarkAu the c0uFae Of q clinical lecture
ct the London h0spitsl.
After remihding the young students
81 the necessity for caution IN th6
''proRuosis," OF forecast Of the pro- .
gressIo7 this disease. SlF AndreW went
9n 60 relate an-anecdote~O1 the Aous9s
governor of that very hospitsl-Aeler
gyman who was about TO be married
Hio intended father-in law csmA %
him and said, "You see you have got
90 money, sir; you must 60 snd geE
your life insured" At the end Of the
@edieAl examination the physiOtsnf
Said 20 him: 1--WE cannot accept you"
''Why?" asked the Astouished hoaAss
governor. ''Oh, We would rather not
say" 'But," he SAID, az have never
6esn III In my Hte," and indeed he
was sturdy fellow. "Well, " said the
Phy8actAuss 1n y0u Will nave ~ you
have got heart disease" Heart @ig1t
eaoe3 How lOne shall liver s-6hS1t<f
live for six monshsq' ''Qh, yeS." srg<
piled the medical men, you may do
that"
He waAt homo and the match ,wa6
broken of. He wrote 70 the eoEnmtF
~ saying fAatss he had . Hhoresa dios
ease oR the heart, and could mot live
tor 6i1 months. he withnleW AA Sppli|
eati0n f0r rOO@s wherein 20 dwell
with his WIFE,, On Ahe rsosiR4 -of thl0-
letter the committee deliberated. and
sAid: I'VE must superAnDust0 hiDe
poor fellow; and. ~ he has but .ai1
months 20 live. w0 willy let him have
his fall pay" Accordingly he was suS-
WEaMmRmepd upp@ hiRS full payra0d
AIDp tkias supsFannu1tys said Sic Akn<.
aEew. Ao HvnAs 1Cws a1See tAAn MfNV
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

Owing to DISASTROUS wrecking Of .
freight train near GailesVille this
morning :he train bearing Senators
Teller, Platt and Roach Was delayed
sveen hOura arriving here at )
o'clock this afternoon
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

OF sixty-seven queens OF France
only thirteen have died withoue
leaving their histories . record OF
misery. Eleven were divorced. two
executed. nine died young. seven
were soon widowed. three cruelty
treated. three exiled; the poisoned
and brohen hearted make up Shs
rest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

A delegation Of thirty ave Of the
leading citizens OF Purcell came down
last night I'm special coach to meet
the senate committee and to add thsi-
plea for the necessity of . change Of
existing conditions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16

sabsertbe l0r the Ardnoreite. -
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-04-16


nnr l address,
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-02
Mrs. L. Clark is quite sick at present.

Mrs. L. Clark is quite sick at present.
A new crosswalk has been built
across Main street north of the railroad.
The oyster supper given by the Ep-
worth League Friday night last was a
success. Proceeds being about $50.
All Disciples are requested to be at
their church next Sunday morning as
special business will be brought up.
Born, on Monday, October 30, 1894,
to the wife of George Cough, daugh-
ter. Mr.. Cough Is now happy man.
Don't forget the free sacred concert
and service of song next Sunday even
ing, 7 o'clock prompt, at Brick chapel
Married by Rey. j. II. Harrison at
parsonage in Yale on Thursday, No
vember list, 1894, George Shannon and
Emma Fisher both of Brockway.
The Free Methodist quarterly meet
ing will be held in the church in Yale
| on November 9th, 10th and 18th. Elder
Calkins will be present. Everybody
invited.
Mrs. John Holden lost $3.50 Au-
stralian gold piece marked mother
somewhere in Yale about two weeks
ago. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same 10 owner. ~
The proprietors of the Yale Wooden
Mills are putting in a system OF water
works. which will be used in the mill
and also in their respective houses. III
will also be used in case of fire.
The theory now embraced by Miss
Frances willard is that the liquor
problem cannot be solved In the realms
| of politics, but the work of reform
must be accomplished by education.
Regular communication of Brockway
Lodge, 3l6, f. d A. NJ, on Thursday
evening, November Sth. Work on M
NJ. degree. Henry Pearce, w. NJ
Visiting brethren will he made welcome
The political issues of the day viii
he discussed from republican stand
point at Lynn Town Hall by JOSEPH
, Walsh, of Port Huron, and Harvey
Tappan, of Yale this friday evening
/ Alex Drummond living ! . miles ives
of the Lynn Tavern will offer for sal
/. by public auction on Saturday, NO
= vember 10th, a lot of farm stock. SAL
1 To commence at one o'clock. Georg
Q w. Bell, auctioneer.
A sixteen-year-old girl read lectur
to the young men, in one OF our ex
y changes. She exclaims: "Why do TIL
: Young men do so much loafing? G.
, to work! Push ahead / am nothin
. but young girl. have clothed my
? self have money in the bank, and ar
4 only sixteen years old. lay up NOR
money every year than any boy G
r vounS man within radius of tire
Q miles of my home. When they &c
n n dollar they 60 TO a dance and 8
q home a dollar out. My father ca
!. support me, but I choose to SUI
!. mort myself. advise all girls
2 cut clear of loafing boys. GIVE ther
|, a wide berth, and never marry ma
r unless Ire is able to support you. An
c meyer put your arm through the hand
lie OF a rum Jug"
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-02

Dan Carson is very sick at his home
west of Yale.
+. III. Gibbs q Co. have a few words
10 say TO hunters in change OF adv.
this week.
Paw year in advance for the YALE
ExPosrroR and get the Michigan Farm
er for only 80 cents.
Walter Knapp and family, of West
Branch, are living on Benz Evans farm
having moved thereon last week.
OYSTERS hot and oysters cold will be
served in Doan's ice cream parlor on
saturday afternoon and evening. Price
10 and Is cents per bowl.
J. A. Vincent is building a fine new
house on his lot on Main street, nortt
Of the railroad. 1t is a large and
handsome building and will be brick
veneered.
"Born this morning to Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. w. Young of North Third Stree
a nine pound girl" The above clip
ming is from the Flint Daily Globe o
october "a, 1894. Mrs. VIM. w. Young
was formerly Miss Matte Buell., o.
Brockway township, well known tt
many readers Of the ExrosrroR.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-02
Greatest


Better values for your money,
qualities at lower price, better made
and more perfect fitting goods than
you ever got before. Samples of these
Elegant Garments can be seen in our
north window. After seeing the win
dow display come in and examine the
goods in the Largest Clothing House
,n the surrounding county. Our all
wool Clay Worsted Suit ut Sl2 is a
marvel OF elegance in style. lit and
finish. Our all wool Cheviot Suit at
$40 is the best ever seen. Our all wool
Cashmere Suit at $50 is winner.
Call in and inspect our line of Clothing.
1t will do you good.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-02
GOERS AND COMERS.
Personal Paragraphs About Yale
Pnonla and Their Friends.

Personal Paragraphs About Yale
People and Their Friends.
Phoebe Roy spent Sunday at her
home in Capac.
William Elliott did business in Port
Huron on Monday.
John p. Sanborn was in Yale Mon
day doing business.
Elder II. Il. Brown was in Novesta on
Wednesday of this week.
Belle Brown returned from Decker
Vile last week Thursday.
Nelson Howay, of Brown City, was
in Yale Monday on business.
John Black and daughter frankie
were at Brown City last Friday.
William II. Harris jr. transacted
business in Brockway last Monday
F. p. Currier sr., of Almont, is the
guest of his daughter Mrs. VIM. Ovens.
Mrs. Robinson, of Inlay City, is
spending the week with Mrs. l.. Clark
DIR. Wight took Harry Dickman to
the hospital in Port Huron last THURS
day.
Mrs. w. j. Morgan and Mrs. Ray
mond were in Port Huron last Thurs
day.
James Brown and wife have been
visiting in Brown City during the past
week.
John d. McDougall, of Grant, was
the guest of Elder r. b. Brown during
the past week.
Allie Clark has returned from an ex-
tended visit to her friend Maud Stod-
dard at Richtield.
Mrs. Carrie Mcdonald and children
of Strathroy, are guests OF Harvey
Tappan and family.
Mrs. James WEIGH, of Bay City, has
been the guest of c. F. Michaels and
family the past week.
George +. Mallory, of Smith Creek
nominee for sheriff, was calling on MS
friends in Yale last Saturday.
f. b. Granger and wife, of Saginaw
spent Sunday in Yale the guests Of
Mrs. ii, A. Granger and other friends
George II. Jones and family, O
, Shabbona, were in Yale this week at
tending the funeral of John ID. Jones
Mrs. Maggie Maxwell, of Marinette
} Wis, was the guest of Harvey Tappal
. and other friends in Yale last Friday
Mrs. A. J. Ward will spend SOM
, time on the farm in Kenockee Will
Mr.. Ward takes his annual hunting
: tour.
S Tom Wark and Neil Mckeith starte,
Tuesday evening for the north wood
: where they expect to work the comm
winter.
Mrs. Kate Tappan and daughter
Mrs. Nan Davis, of Richmond, ar
guests of Harvey Tappan and tamil
this week.
> Moses Curricr and Mr.. Fulton. c
. Vermont state, have been spendln
s the week in Yale with Fred p. CurriC
q and family.
Clarence Mclean, George Drum
mond and sister May and Eta Robll
J, son were in Elliott and Sharpsvil
, over Sunday.
}. w. ii. wilkinson, Maud Patton an
n Mrs. Millikin, OF Almont, were CUES
d of A. w. Ferguson and family durir
.e the past week.
2. William Strong, Nicholas Owens al
the rest of the party who went to "
m gina are home again. They are a
~ we'll pleased with the trip.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-02
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Registration will meet ana be III
session at the store of Lothian Beard
on Saturday, November 3rd, 1894, from
s O'Clock a. m. until s o'clock p. M: Tor
the purpose of placing on the register
of electors the names OF quallheu
electors not appearing upon such regis
ter, and for the purpose OF otherwise
correcting and perfecting the register
of said township.
Norman b. Herbert,
Yale. Oct. 81, 1894. Township Clerk