The Yale expositor., 1895-10-04
EXPoSITloNS.
Incidents and Accidents in and
About Yale.
No blessing but may be n curse,
No thOrnless rose there be,
No trOuSer worthy OF the name
That bags not at the knee.


the EXpositor office.
Girl for laundry work wanted at the
Rapley House, Yale, AZ once.
Fred Currier has been busy this week
grading his lot around his house.
Harvey Drake has purchased the
Rollins house on Kennetic street and
moved therein this week.
Delos Zavits has been laid up part of
the week on account bt lame back.
Charley Award has been looking after
his dray business.
Last Friday morning there was left
at Brown d Roses livery barn bay
mare and open buggy. The owner
will please call for same.
Many men, says philosopher, when
they bury the Ratchet, leave the nan
die sticking out so they can pull it out
on the slightest provocation.
Rev. Paul Desjardins has moved his
family to Yale and are now occupying
Rev. W. X. Gillett's house on corner of
Wood and Kennefic streets.
Frank Monroe, of Port Huron, land
ed in town with his barber outfit and
expects to open business in the Cham
berlain block. Yale has two barber
shops, this making three.
Two lots for sale at bargain. Lots
number and 20 of Block 4, Reed d
McNutt's first addition to the village of
Yale. For further particulars and
terms inquire of j. A. Menzies, Expos
itor Office. Yale. loft
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner q +. a. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, October 25th.
Commissioners Wilson 5 been busy
this week grading Mary rect and lay
ing crosswalks nj the cu.ner of Mary
and Mechanic streets. A much needed
improvement was the putting down of
q sidewalk in front of +. K. Doan's
store on Main street.
The Marlette Leader has added a
new Job press to the machinery of that
already well-equipped printing Office.
II is the latest out and capable Of turn
ing out work at the rate of 1000 an
hour. No wonder the other news
paper men of Sanilac county are
envious of Bro. Hubbell.
The Yale Wooden Mills have been
rushed with orders and are compelled
to work nights. This speaks volumes
for this industry and their goods are
known far and near as being of the
best quality. Call mt their establish
ment and look over their stock of
wooden blankets, fiannels and cloths.
John D. Grinnell has purchased n
fine monument from j. b. Paisley,
agent for w. ;. Harper, marble dealer,
Port Huron, to be erected in Elmwood
cemetery. Chas. Jackson has also
ordered one to be erected in memory
of his mother. Elmwood cemetery
contains some as fine monuments as
will be found anywhere.
The following new postmasters have
been appointed in this congressional
district the past week: Martin V. b.
Westbrook, Abbottsford, to succeed ID.
G. Merritt, resigned; Frank A. Hause,
Riley Centre, to succeed Martin Ellen
wood, removed, and T. j. Sullivan,
Valley Centre, Sanilac county, to sue
coed Walter Weeks, removed
Owing to the untiring efforts Of W.
w. Cowing. John o. Grinnell's bene-
ficiary will now receive the full pay
ment of his Forester insurance amount.
ing to 81 100. The claim was allowed
not so much on account of legal OBJ
legation but through fraternity and the
recognition of the presence of moral
claim Us well as some claim in equity.
We have sent out large number of
dunning notices during the past six
weeks. Some have needed the notice,
Others have not, and to those we will
say we must have money, and the least
you can do is to call in and pay part
of the Indebtedness or send it by regis
tered letter or postal money order.
Wind is all right for certain part of
the makeup of newspaper, but for
the more substantial the "long green"
is required to meet obligations, such as
hired help. paper stock, rent, ETC.
Please assist us in time of need.
President Brennan has not vet sue
ceeded in inducing outside capitalists
TO advance the necessary money to
complete the Lexington railway, al
though he believes that the money will
be eventually forthcoming The SAM
lac county notes will become due next
month, and unless the road is COM
pleted and in running order they will
become void. 1t is believed, however,
that the notes will be renewed if the
makers have any evidence that the
road will be built. This week the
laborers who did the grading between
Port Huron and Lexington filed their
claims with the register of deeds in st.
Clair and Sanilac counties. Mr.. Bren-
nan is having uphill work with the en-
terprise. lie has invested about all of
his own money and will hang on ms
long as there is any hope.
The weather this week was fine
sample of beautiful fall weather and
seemed to suit the Capacers first rate,
being the week OF their fair. Yale
village was well represented Wednes-
day and Thursday, nearly 80 driving
over. The grand stand on Wednesday
afternoon would have had scores of
empty seats bat that they were filled
with Yaleites. The exhibits in the
floral and vegetable halls were excel
lent and the show of stock fair. FAX
IRIS and stands were numerous. There
were two horse races. First place i'm
the green race was taken by Nutting-
ham and in the 2:40 race by Pasadena.
The game of base ball ADVERTISED to be