The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-02-28
AROUND THE TOWN.
Incidents and Accidents in
and About Yale
Briefly Itemized for Exposition
Readers.
Bargains at Ballentine's.

Pingree hats for sale at Yale,
Clothing Store.
Rev. p. Desiardins is confined to the
tlouse by sickness.
Don't forget the auction sale nj
talmer's Saturday afternoon.
1t will be of interest to you to read
Chamberlain, Putney d Co.'S change OF
adv.
A number of Yale's sports were in
Port Huron Thursday night to see
James j. Corbett.
On account of the dry time many
farmers are compelled to haul water
for their stock.
If you haven't the grip these days
you are not in harmony with the ma
j6rity Of Yale's citizens.
Notice. have thoroughbred Jer-
sey Bull for service at my farm just
south of the village of Yale. James
Faith. 40-4
Mrs. d. G. Williams and three child
rem. Polly, Sally and Myron have
been quite sick the past week. Maggie
Johnston also has been sick.
The NJ. f. church supper IN the Nc
Kenna block last Saturday evening
wa quite largely patronzed and a
meat sum of money realized.
have several SO-acre pieces of land
aud improved farms in Sanilac county
that would trade for houses and lots
in-Yale. 81 b. II. NOBLE.
DR.. Yuill, of Croswell, will make
regular visits to Yale Saturday of each
weak, and will remain from 10 Il. M. to
5.p. m. Calls left at the drug stores
will be attended to. 37tf
o. +. Burgess is home again and
rsarepared to repair your watch or clock
IN. a workmanlike manner. Give him
,tcall If your watch is out of order or
you have any repairing to be done.
All work guaranteed.
The NJ. T.. church officials have kind
~ postponed their entertainment pre-
vtously set for March 18th, until the
18th, so rs to allow the Dramatic Co.
to open the newly arranged village
i, opera house with the play "The Dea-
con-"
John II. Clarke will be at Brown
CITY, March 9Th. and deliver his lee
ttlre "'ro and Fro in London" His
success as lecturer has been remark
able and wherever he has been the
press speak highly of HIM. Admission
% cents.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner d T.. a. Cornell, eye, ear,
nDse and throat specialists of 229 HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be ut the
Rapley House on the last Friday Of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, March 9th.
DO not think because Chamberlain,
Putney x Co., are receiving fresh ar
rivals of groceries that they do not in
tend to reduce their stock You must
remember that it requires 1t great
many staples to remove such an
amount Of high grade goods,
\. +. Jackson is receiving stone
with which he will build the fOunda-
ton to an addition TO his hotel in the
spring. The new part will be used rs
81 sample room for commercial travel
ers and will also give him extra room
to accommodate tho travelling public.
Lost, about December Ist, 1875, one
promisSOry note given to james Brown
by james Vincent aud bearing date
about October LIST, 1898, running four
months, for the sum of $500. Finder
will be rewarded by leaving same at
the Office Of Wharton d Holden in
Yale. 38-tf,
Prof. +. 5. Black has just received q
letter from II. Il. Pattengill III which
he states that it will be impossible for
hun to give the lecture in Yale Marcn
Filth, but will be here the 9th and Oa-
liver bis celebrated lecture in the NJ.
~. church. Farther particulars will
be blished later.
The six.months.od child Of Mr..
and Mrs. William Holland, of Grant,
any better il was brought to Yale We'd
,resday to be treated by DR.. Clyne.
The trip must have been too much
for the little one as it died Wednesday
evening about o'clock.
j. S. Macarthur Us II delegate from
Cass City division, No 80, attended
meeting of the Grand Council of the
Knights of the Loyal Guards, held in
Flint, Feb 9Th. TO quote from the
Flint paper "his speech was an excel
TENT one and the suggestions made by
him were acknowledged by all to he
not only worthy of serious consdera-
ton, but of doption.-Cass CITY En-
terprise.
We received IL copy of the Carleton
herald -GaZettc, or winch II. 4. Ma
ioney is editor and manager, last week
and on looking it over find it is made !
up of live local matter, general and |
state news all of which is well written.
The business men Of the town are well
represented in the advertising columns.
AS special feature II large advertise
newspapers on the front page printed |
inred ink, the balance Of the paper be-
ing in black. Honry's many friends
in Yale unite with the Expostor in
wishing him health, happiness and |
prosperity.
An officer of the L. :. Treasury De-
partment at Washington, after learn
ing of the passing of raised bills in
this section, visited Yale last week and |
collected what information he could IN
the case and also secured the mutilated |
bills. Nothing more was heard of the
matter until Saturday when Deputy |
L.. S. Marshal Campau, of Detroit,
came to Yale and in company with
Deputy Sheriff Butler arrested VIM.
Cline and Rob Morrill, on IL warrant
CHARGING them with altering and pass