The Yale expositor., 1896-09-25

l.. Higer q Sons have change of ad
in this issue. Read 1t.
The harvest home supper at the NJ.
+. church last Thursday evening was a
success. Proceeds $50.
In reading the Expositor don't miss
Tuck d McKay's ad. 1t contains mat
ter of interest to you.
A. l.. Clark and family have moved
from Flushing and are occupying the
Darcy house on the hill.
Frank Putney has been quite sick
during the past week but is now better
and able to attend to business again.
Martin VanSlyke, sr., a former resi-.
dent of Brockway township, died at
his home in South Haven on Thurs
day of this week aged 50 years.
For Sale.-House and lot of Second
street, also the VanSlyke farm, on easy
terms. For further particulars call on
or address +. A. Griswold. 14m3
VIM. Rapley, brother of Thomas
Rapley of this place, died at his home
in StrNthroy, Ont, Thursday evening
Sept "a. The funeral will be held on
Sunday,
a. -. NIuIk, iut itW JtWtlClJ WIN
takes O. #. Burgess place is located in
part of j. NJ. Palmer's store and is
prepared to do your work. See his ad
III another column.
Next Monday is the day set for the
Sd district legislative convention of St.
Clair county and the place it will be
held is at Memphis. Read the call
elsewhere in this issue.
For Sale or Rent.-The forty acres
adjoining George Colden's farm near
AYoca station. See Moses Moore,
Ayoca, or write Frank Whipple, Port
Huron. 2l-l3
The CE of the Brick Chapel meets
next Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The orchestra will be in attendance
and the program will be better than
ever. Everybody cordially invited.
reverend gentleman resident of
Yale was so far from piercing the pro-
verbal mote in some other fellows eye
as to run beam against his own. lie
did it hard too and made his mark.
The family of the late Simcoe Lutz
wish to tender their sincere thanks to
those kind friends and neighbors who
lent their assistance and sympathy
Mrs. Peleg Soule died at her home
east of Yale on Thursday, Sept. 18th,
aged &C years The funeral was held
at the house on Sunday and was at
tended by large concourse of friends
and relatives.
From all accounts Chamberlain
Cough remedy is Godsend to the af-
fiicted. There is no advertisement
about this; we feel just like saying it.
The Democrat, Carrollton, Ky. For
sale by Will Lennon.
John Doelle started last Monday
morning for Albion college where he
intends taking full literary course.
John is Il bright young man and has
the best wishes of his many friends
that he may ascend high up the ladder
of scholarly fame.
Elmore Putney. of Speaker town
ship, received the nomination on the
republican ticket for representative at
the legislative convention held in Peck
Tuesday of this week. Mr.. Putnev is
II solid substantial farmer and sound
business man and will ably represent
his district IN the legislature.
Mrs. Vandeburg, mother of Mrs. O.
p. Chamberlain and Mrs. y. :.
Blakesley, died at her home on Tues
day of this week at the advanced age
of % years, The funeral was held in
the NJ. =. church on "Wednesday, and
a very large number of friends and
relatives were present to pay their last
sad respects to the deceased.
Il h. Noble will hold mammoth
auction sale Saturday, October Sd, at
which time there will be sold 100 long
wool eve sheep, fifteen iirst-class
horses. - cows, 10 head young cattle,
registered short horn bull and many
other articles too numerous too men
ton. The sale will be held one-half
mile east of Yale on NJ. V. Richard
sons farm at one o'clock sharp. Geo
W. Bell, auctioneer. See large bills
for further particulars.
Accepting the invitation of VIM.
Elliott, the editor of the News went to
Croswell last Friday evening to hear
Elder Patton deliver lecture on the |
politics of the day from Il bible stand |
point. We had the pleasure of listen
ing to very able address, such as
Elder Patton is capable of delivering, !
and enjoyed the trip otherwise, in |
with our friend Elliott, who |
is walking encyclopedia of informa-
ton as to the early history of this part |
of Sanilac county-Lexington News.
The Ladies' Aid planned and carried |
out n very successful ice cream social |
on the 2nd inst. The cream was served |
i'll the old store building and the exer-
cises to entertain the gathering were
held IN Croop's hall. Music and sing
ing very fine, declarations good, dia- |
logues fitting for the occasion. Two |
were called on for impromptu adj |
dresses. John McCracken advanced a |
few thoughts on the purposes of life. |
Mr.. Wilcox, the jollying cold boy'' of |
the town, convulsed the audience by |
proving that Mrs. Wilcox was the most |
fortunate woman in the world in Sc
lecting husband. The old gentle |
man is now living on borrowed time
but will never grow old. Who does
not love to see aged people young in
houghts.-Deford correspondent to
Caro- Democrat.
In u recent letter to the manufacture
ers Mr.. w. F. Benjamin, editor of the
Spectator, Rushford. n. Y, says: at
may be pleasure to you to know the
high esteem in which Chamberlain