The Yale expositor., 1897-07-02
Harness oil for sale at Wallace's.
Next Monday is the day that Yale

Harness oil for sale at Wallace's.
Next Monday is the day that Yale
celebrates.
A. w. Ferguson is showing fine line
of Hay tools and Binder twines.
John Wark and wife expect to occu-
by their house in Yale in the next ten
days.
Yale Sunday schools were quite well
represented at the rally in Port Huron
Wednesday.
Cook wanted at Rapley House, Yale,
Immediately. Good wages paid to
right person. %
Edith Holden has been kept in this
week on account of n pair Of badly
swollen cheeks.-Mumps.
VIM Scott moved his household
furniture 10 Mayville this week where
he will start bakery. May success
be his.
Selling away down. Must go--Spring
and summer millinery goods at prices
that must sell. Come and see. Mrs.
Jas Brown.
We notice in the Michigan Notes Of
the Port Huron Times the following
item:-"Chas. A. Wells, of Yale, has
bSSl hi"hNSN P"'N'' ga a'"J '''S1
cards.
Mrs. Frank Griswold was in town the
past week and had her household
goods packed and shipped to her new
home. Her friends may address her
at 500 Utica Street, Toledo, Ohio.
The up-to-date farmer now builds Il
bicycle path along the road the length
of his farm. Besides making MIN
looked upon as public benefactor by
all wheelmen, the path comes in very
handy for pedestrians.
Hundreds of thousands have been
induced to try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by reading what it has done
for others, and having tested its merits
for themselves are to-day its warmest
friends. For sale by Will Lennon x
Co., druggists.
Some for ten, some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered
from piles and then have been quick
ly and permanently cured by using
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve, the great
remedy for piles and all forms of skin
diseases. Grant Holden.
Notice-A mare about three years
old, dark brown, came to the enclo-
sure of undersigned ] mile south and
: mile east Of Peck, on or about June
9th. Owner will please call, prove
property. pay charges and take away.
IA Joseph Scribner.
This year, we believe for the first,
all pupils of Yale schools, who passed
the examinations, were given certifica-
ties to that effect, showing from which
grade they were and to which grade
they were passed. It's good idea
and happy are the youths receiving
them.
Pathmasters should cause the nox-
ious weeds that grow along the high
ways.to be cut; the statute imposes it
as duty upon them to cut these weeds
twice year. 1t makes it a part of the
road work, and every pathmaster who
refuses or neglects to do so is liable to
penalty of not less than S25.
Bertha Cameron closed very sue
cessful term of school in the Carless
district on Friday last The pupils
presented her with an elegant toilet
set as an appreciation of her kindness
and the interest taken in them. The
school board has rendered Miss Cam
eron the school for another year.
Every business place and private
dwelling house in Yale should be
Handsomely decorated next Monday.
Make the town as attractive as posi-
BILE and do your utmost to entertain
all who visit our village, that they may
he favorably impressed with Yale and
its citizens. You will never regret the
time spent in making it pleasant for
visitors on that day.
What promised to be an interesting
game Of ball was commenced on the
fair ground Tuesday afternoon but
turned out to be boys play. Six in
nmgs each by Yale and Marlette were
played and the score stood Z and in
favor of Marlette but the visiting team
seeing that Yale was after their scalps
and would have secured them had
they finished the game, picked up
their traps and started for the train
which was not due for 80 minutes.
Umpire Mcdonald ordered them TO
play ball, but they not responding. de-
clared the game to 0 in favor of Yale.
Our boys can beat the Marlette's for
fun, money or marbles in fair game
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