The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-10-15

Auction bills printed at Expositor
Job Rooms.
Don't forget to read Losey & DoeIle's
ad. If you do, you will lose money.
Mrs. j. Palmer has full line of fall
hats which she is selling cheap. See adj.
Lost.-Silver hat mark engraved F..
Murphy. Reward if left at Expositor
Office.
Mrs. Hennessey and family haye
moved into the Geo. w. Bell residence
opposite the Rapley House.
Chas. Montney has been feeling
poorly of late. His friends hope that
nothing serious will result from his
sickness.
If you want furniture of any kind,
draperies, etc., | can furnish your
house complete on easy payments.
20 Lewis Bow, Yale.
Small pill, safe pill, best pill. De-
Wits Little EARLY Risers cure bilious
ness, CONSTIPATION, sick headache.
Grant Holden.
The cold winds and snow storms of
winter will soon be with us and many
II man is to day wondering what he did
with his summers wages.
Judge Vance adjourned circuit court
last week until the 18th of October on
account of the Board of Supervisors
which will hold two weeks session
beginning Monday, October H..
There is no need of little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema
and skin eruprions. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. Grant Holden.
An attempt is being made to raise
guarantee purse of 5000 for the pur-
pose of holding a two days race meet
ing at Sauilac Centre, October % and
%. Later.--The purse has been raised
and the meeting will be held.
a western editor has made the rule
that only paid In advance subscribers
would be permitted to give ADVICE as
how to run paper. lie had found |
that the worst kickers were among the |
deadheads and the delinquents.
October IL. two important changes |
were made in the customs service at |
Port Huron. Our old friend John l..
Preston, of Columbiaville. Lapeer |
county, now succeeds Chas. Boyce as
special deputy and Mr.. Boyce takes |
the desk made vacant by the resigna-
ton of Geo. III. Mustard.
The reception given Rev. and Mrs.
}. A. Rowe at the pleasant home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Holden on Me- |
the members of the NJ. +. church, of |
which Mr.. Rowe is the pastor, will long
be remembered by the many friends
present as very happy occasion.
This week Edith Gustin laid on our |
table large branch of red raspberries,
the second crop of the season. The |
berries are quite ripe and very beauti-
full. The man who is forever talking
about the horrid climate of the |
Thumb" and its unfavorable condi- |
tons for frui. will now please rise and
explain.
The cheese factory south and west
of Yale owned by Mrs. Minis, and |
known as Laurel Bank Factory, will |
be run next year commencing some
time in the spring. Competent and re-
liable men will be engaged to do the
work. This notice is given in advance
to allow the farmers plenty of time to
prepare to patronize the factory. Mrs.
Minis wishes to thank the farmers for
past patronage and solicits cir sup
port next year. 24-2
Many or the distressing ulSOrderS
peculiar to women are caused by di-
seased conditions in the liver and bow
els. BY restoring these organs to heal
thy activity the regular functions of
the female organs are re-established.
A we'll tried remedy for liver troubles
and disorders of the urinary organs is
DR.. j. Ii. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm. Thousands of ladies have used
it and all say it is boon to suffering
womanhood. Price $l.00 bottle at
VIII Lennon q Co.'S.
Here's a marriage notice that appear
ed in an exchanges: married at Flint
stone, by Rev. Windstone, Mr.. Nehe-
miah Whitestone and Miss Wilhelmina
Sandstone, both of Limestone" This
is getting 'mighty rocky" and there's
bound to be a "blasting" of these
"stony" hearts before many "pebbles"
appear on the connubial beach. The
grindstone Of domestic infelicity will
sharpen the AK of jealousy and discord,
aud sooner or later one or the other of
this pair will rest beneath tomb
stone. Then look out for birthstone.