The Yale expositor., 1896-09-18

Yale fair next week, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday.
J.H. Moore is engaged posting r.
NJ. Lothian's books this week.
House and lot for sale, also my dray
business. Will sell either or both.
1872 Lewis Bow.
If you haven't paid your village
taxes yet you had better attend to this
matter at once.
The first floor joists of the new
masonic hall are laid and work is pro-
crossing on the brick work.
w. ii. Ballentine has something to
say in his ad this week that is of in
terest to buyers. BE sure and read it,.
DR.. VIM. Wight has been carrying
his hand in a sling the past week.
Blood poisoning has set in and he has
very painful member.
w. ii. Dumphy Post GAR attended
the reunion at Richmond Wednesday
and Thursday of this week. All re-
port good time and large turnout.
Joseph Sischo, of Speaker, brought
to the Expositor Office Friday last a
bag of as fine eating apples as we ever
ate. We all say thanks and come
again.
From all accounts Chamberlain
Cough remedy is a 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.
Doctor Leroy Lewis, eye specialist,
who has been making regular visits to
Yale, testing eyes at Grant Holden's
drug store, will be here again Saturday
Sept. 10th. Cross eyes Strengthened
and other defects corrected. Eyes
tested free. 1872
The long felt want has been supplied
in the large stock of clothing and
gents furnishings for the people at the
lowest possible price. 1t is not neces-
sary to go out of town to be fitted or to
find what you want, as you can find it
at the Yale Clothing House.
Geo. w. Bell will sell by public
auction tor b. Il. Noble on the farm of
NJ. V. Richardson, mile east of Yale,
on Saturday, Sept. 10, large amount
of farm stock, implements, etc. The
sale will begin at one O'Clock, and
everything must go at some price.
We have received the new U. of NJ.
waltz, by Edna APPEL, author of the
famous two step The Great Western,
with the compliments of the publisher,
Ignaz Fischer, of Toledo, Ohio. This
popular piece of music is for sale by
all regular music houses at 80 C. each.
Eddie Fead, our popular cashier in
Mobiles Bank skipped to Canada last
Tuesday. The last seen of him he was
boarding the train with the usual regu-
lation grip, but we suspect 1t contain
ed nothing more than night shirt and
clean collar as Ed is the best man at
DR.. Clyne's wedding at Highgate this
week.
The Democratic Peoples Union Sill
yer Party Caucus held in the village
hall Wednesday evening elected A.
w. Ferguson, A. j. Ward and Il. II.
Me2erey from the village, J. +. Lutz,
VIM. HoGgins and jeremiah Johnson
from the township to attend the coun-
ty convention at Port Huron Thurs
day as delegates.
Piano sharks have been swindling
farmers in northern Indiana and
southern Michigan. Pianos were
placed in farmers houses, and in each
instance where receipts were taken
for the instruments the paper has
turned up as negotiable notes. Re-
ports received indicate that $4,000
will pay the amount fraudulently OBJ
tanned.
A conference of the citizens of st.
Clair Co., who favor the New National
Party, is called to meet in Smiths on
Tuesday, Sept. %, at 80 p. m. for the
purpose of organizing the county for
the National party, and the placing III
nomination of county ticket. A
committee will see that all persons
from distance are Accommodated for
the night. Come one, come all.
Many of the Expositor subscribers
have promised to bring us wood and
on these promises we have banked our
winters supply. We have been wait
ing patiently for the coming of said
wood. The weather from now on will
be very changeable and the matter be-
comes very serious. Will you bring in
that promised wood now or will it be
necessary for us to contract for enough
to carry us through the winter?
A. j. Hicks, former employee of
Tue I'm pOSlJOI OluCe, StuuS us u COPY VI
his latest composition. uniform Rank
March," dedicated to st. Johns Mich
Division No. 63, URKP. 1t is a fine
selection and will, no doubt, become
very popular. 1t will be sent post
paid to any address on receipt of price,
so cents. candy" as he is known
among the boys here, is gaining an en-
vIable reputation as composer of
music. He is at present filling the
position of foreman of the Gratiot
County Herald, published at Ithaca,
Mich.
The family of DR.. Cain Perry moved
to Bay City this week where they will
reside for the future. The DR.. will re-
main in this section for about month
settling up his business, as he has
large number of outstanding accounts
due him. DR.. Perry has enjoyed
large practice in the vicinity of Yale,
and he informs us that he dis
likes To leave it. hut believes he ran