The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-09-18
YALE FAIR!
Will Be a Glowing Sue
cess in Every Feature.
POLITICAL SPEECHES.
Tight Wire Walking, Drawing
Matches, and a Grand Dis
play of Exhibits.

The Yale Agricultural Society will
hold rs Fifteenth Annual Fair on the
Grounds in Yale Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday of next week. The Of
ficers;and directors, and in fact every
one interested, have been on the alert
to make this the grandest success in
the history o. the Society. We predict
ever brought within the confines of
Yale. We give partial list of the
attractions
SILVER DAY.
Wednesday, the 23d, is to be dedi-
Gated as "Silver Day" and O'Brien j.
Atkinson and Seward l.. Merriam will
talk on the Fair Grounds i'm the in
terests of the Silver Party, at 2 p. m.
REPUBLICAN DAY.
Thursday, the oath, will oe "Red
letter Day" for the Republicans and
Col. A. Morrison of Illinois, and Hon.
Fred A. Maynard, of our own state,
will enumerate some of the virtues of
that Party at 2 p.m m.
TIGHT WIRE WALKING.
Everybody should come and see
Prof. MARITIME in his Marvellous Feats
of Tight Wire Walking, Head Balanc-
ing, Walking with Wooden Shoes,
Blindfolded, Trapeze Performing, Sus-
pended Sixty Feet in the air.
DRAWING MATCHES.
These will take place on the last day
of the Fair at 10 O'clock and will be
hotlY contested.
Glass I.-Free for all. load to be
drawn eighteen inches, team TO be
owned by party that enters it. Prize
one pair $500 blankets.
Class 2.-For teams 10000 lbs. and
under. Rules and prize same as class /.
Glass 3.-For teams 23.e00 lbs. and
under. Rules and prize same as class /.
All teams to be weighed the day
match takes place on the same scales.
No person allowed TO strike their horse
while drawing.
SPECIAL PRIZES.
These prizes are Ctfered.by the towns
people and do not interfere with en-
tries for the ASSOCIATION prizes.
PUTNEY d CHAMBERLAIE-Best 2 gal.
crock OF Butter ..'.-.----' ........S y 'OO
Largest pumpkin ...-.--.-.......Sl 81 90
DIcI- Observation-Disclosures with the
longest beard d......-.....-.-.... Shave
HUGlI G.. RosE-For the best carriage
team. .......... Pair stable blankets
L. IL. PARKINsON-Best brood SOW
and pigs, any breed - Ladies Shoes, 81
j. Z. HoLDEN-Patchwork or fancy
quilt (society only) .............S1 81
LEW ARMsTRoNG-Best;p pair of Pekin
DUCKS. ............-- 10 cents
DIR. WM. WIGHT-Best bushel pOta-
toes Ito belong to doner) .-.....S2 oo
GEO. GOUGH-Best gallon crock of
tbutter Ito belong to donerl- 81 90
ALFREE GOHEEN-For best musk
melon. .......Ca Cabinet picture frame
JOHN C.. JoNEs-Best bushel peaches
10 belong to doner) boz. best Cabinets
w. III. NEWCOMER a. CO.-Best two
loaves hop yeast bread baked from
our flour Icwt. No. Hour
HENRY SIGHT-Best squash ..... SOC
Best cabbage. .............. 5Oc
N. A. SARGENT-For the hest water
melon ~...........--.-..-l Id. Tea
B1RTLEY MCNULTY-Best pair year
ling steers. ........------....S 81 OO
w. III. HARRIs-Best bushel of win
ter wheat ...-............- .Sl w
II. Al. LoTHH N-Best pair long wool
JUDsoN LosEy--2-gal. crock butter (be-
long to doner). Ladies' silver ring $3.50
THos. HoLDEr-For the heayiest
lamb observation-disclosures. 10 10. beef roast
JAS. WALLACE-Bushel snow apples
Ito beloag to doner). r).............Sl 90
A. +. JACKsoS--For best span of
roadstere. ............. 80 90
w. III. RALLENTIxE-For yearling colt
(earriagel~ ~.........-. Pair shoes, S2 90
WILL LENNoN-Best pair peacocks
exhibited - Photo album, value So 80
WHARTos q HoLDEN-Yoke yearling
steers. 81 90