The Yale expositor., 1896-07-31
Threshing machines have begun

| Grant HOluen is Selling Will paper
regardless of cost.
The thermometer has been playing
around the Dos this week.
A good sulky horse rake for sale or
exchange for hay. Call on r. IL.
Drake. 9
The many friends of Cassie Newell
will be pleased to learn that she is
some better.
| Mrs. Mary Hennessy has rented part
of j. ID. McKeith's house on Kennefic
street and moved therein this week.
| have several S0-acre pieces of land
and improved farms in Sanilac county
that would trade for houses and lots
in Yale. 81 b. Il. NOBLE.
| John Hoskin, who has not been very
| well for some weeks past, is much
worse, and little hopes are entertained
by his friends for his recovery:
Chas. Flowers, corporation counsel
| for the city of Detroit, spoke at Gen.
trail Hall last Tuesday in the interest
of Mayor Pingree's gubernatorial as
pirauons.
Jacob Vancleif was carrying his left
hand in sling this week. One of his
| pigs bit him while he was feeding it
AMI it was feared blood-poisoning
would set in.
Read ths.-There is bargain for
some one. A house and two lots on
North Street. For particulars address
or call on j. w. Cayanagh d Co., Yale,
| office in Union Block.
Born to the wife of Thos. j. Rapley
on Monday, July 27, a bouncing baby
boy. Tom is happy and his many
friends hope the boy may be a great
help to him when he attains his man
hood.
The Armada Agriculturist, publish
ed in the interest of the Armada Agri-
cultural Society, and edited by the
secretary, +. +. Phillips, is received.
1t is neatly printed and ably edited
little paper
when say that every enterprise,
every business, every institution must
be ADVERTISED in order to be a sue
cess" declares Chauncey Depew, 81
only voice the opinion of every
thoughtful, sensible business man."
ALI kinds of clover and timothy
seed, ensilage corn, and binder Irvine
for sale. We are agents for the Nc
Cormck binders and mowers. Re-
pairs for the Mccormick machinery
are kept by us at our grain house.
GIVE us u call. Hickey & Walker.
Ed Mcclellan, formerly one of Yale's
respected Young men, died last week
Wednesday ut his home in Beaulieu,
North Dakota. Consumption had fas-
tened its deadly clutches upon him
before he left this place, and his move
to the west was caused by the hope
that change of climate might help
him.
Geo. w. Bell this week traded his
house and livery barns to Mary f.
Brookins for farm near Sanilac Cen
tire. He also traded his livery stock
to George Sells for a house and lot in
Sanilac Centre.
Prof. Leroy Lewis, the eye specialist
was here on date advertised. He
comes we'll recommended by the best
physicians in Canada and the State
of Michigan. We were pleased to
notice that he was well patronzed.
The professor is different than some
specialists, he brings his testimonials,
credentials and diplomas with him and
can satisfy the most critical as to his
qualifications. His next visit will be
on Friday, July 30, at Holden's drug
store.
Your humble servant has found q
man, q Lying man of years, and sup
posedly, OF understanding; and dwell
ing in the midst of busting little
city of prided Michigan, who is so little
harrassed with the things of this world
names of the Presidential candidates
| hri l. IS IN
his community. 1t is enough to make
woman search the scripture" fol
swear words, to think of such men
; voting.
r. J. West is the authorized agent
of the Michigan Farmers Insurance
Company, of Yale Michigan. He has
written nearly 200 Of the best risks ir
Marion, Delaware, Wheatland. FOres
ter, Minden and ridgehampton town
ships. The company now has over S0C
members and its financial standing prC
rata is equal to the best stock com
/ panies. He has saved nearly $500 ir
, premiums to the farmers of these
r townships, by placing their insurance
, at the lower rate. We have investigat
, ed his books and will vouch for the &C
/ curacy of this statement.-Saniiac Cen
5 ire Republican.
A man named Barber, who has beer
working for Andrew McCleish of Good
. land, was kicked in the forehead Sun
! day night by horse. Monday h,
S seemed to have received no seriou
s injury from the kick and worked al
s day, but Tuesday he was sutferin,
4 from compression of the brain which
D was followed by paralysis of one hal
: the body and he was considered in
\ precarious condition. Wednesday hi
Il brother came from Yale and took tn
t injured man home. 1t is considere,
. extremely doubtful if he RECEIVERS
J, INLAY City Record.
:. The committee appointed at the las
u regular communication of Brockwa
n Lodge F&AM to buy the lot on TIN
: Duffie corner have made the deal, an
7. work will be begun soon to erect
d handsome building on the site. Al
q drew DePeel has purchased forty-tw
d feet next to the corner and will bull
d brick store in connection with til
o Masonic fraternity. This block will b
k 90 feet by 80 feet and will be tw
IS stories high. The lower floors will b
,s for rent and the upper floors used 9
lr lodge room, ante-rOOm and dinin
e room. Brockway Lodge expect