The Yale expositor., 1897-03-19
Call and see the bargains at BalIen.

tines on Saturday, March Goth.
Remember Will Lennon for wall
paper and read his ad. on first page.
Get your print dresses at Ballentine's
on Saturday, March goth at the lowest
prices.
We have Chestnut coal for sale at
5000 per ton. delivered. Hickey Il
Walker. A.
Blank receipts, blank notes, school
and township order blanks in stock at
The Exposition Office.
1t is a "sign" that you will need an.
other hired girl soon, to see her replen-
ishing the fire with kerosene.
For Sale Cheap, one good mich COW,
one brown mare z years old one second
hand organ "A bargain for some one,
one secondhand sewing machine. Call
at Yale Music Store. j. NJ. Palmer.
The Ladies' Aid of the North Speak
er NJ. Z. church will give warm bis
cult and maple sugar social Tuesday
evening, March 23rd, at the home of
Joshua Avery. Price 10 cents. A II are
cordially invited.
1t is surprising what "wee bit of
thing can accomplish. Sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach (,
dizziness, are quickly banished by De
Wits Little Early Risers. Small pill.
Safe pill. Best pill. Grant Holden.O
The man whose heart is right will see
that his horses are sharp shod in slip
perry weather. 1t is better to do that
than to look after the morals of your
neighbors, "for sinners can stand in
slippery places" while smooth shod
horses cannot.
The Sanilac Jeffersonian, published
at Croswell, came out with u new head
last week and new dress. The pub
fishers of the jeff are ahead of their
neighbors in the matter of new Easter
clothes for their paper which certainly
looks as neat as ever.
Work is progressing on X. II. Mener-
ey's blacksmith aud woodworking
building. AS soon as the weather will
permit Rob will commence the erec-
ton of a brick foundry on the west
of the old mill building. The Exposi-
tor is pleased to see Bob prospecting.
Lexington can boast of So widows,
fair, fat and forty-some of them per-
haps little beyond that notch-but
all serviceable and far from bad look
ing. AS Barnum used to say of his
show, ait is the most stupendOus ag-
gregation of radiant attractions" ever
before seen in the state of Michigan
Lexington News.
An interesting meeting was held in
Port Huron Saturday evening in regard
to the production of sugar from beets
, and the organization of company
with $500. 900 capital. beet sugar
factory will be erected and it was de.
termined to interest the farmers of st.
Clair County in growing beets. This is
an industry that the farmers should
look into and if they haYe small
space of ground, put it into beets and
test the adaptability of the soil for
growing these roots.
The Mill Creek drain case, which
: dates back two years and involves the
validity of the drain tax assessed on
Lapeer and st. Clair counties amount
ing to 500, 900, was begun in the La
, peer circuit court on Tuesday before
Judge Smith. The suit was brought
by Nathaniel Smith, of Inlay town.
ship, which involves all others liable
for the assessment, his portion of the
tax being about $50. The records were
offered in evidence. This will be a
test case, and may take the best part
of two weeks to dispose of 1t.
Our old friend Elijah Grimes from
Speaker made our Office pleasant
visit Wednesday. Mr.. Grimes is a
typical Euglishman of the old school
and brings his brogue along with him.
He owns beautiful and prosperous
farm south and west of Peck, and has
by his thrifty and honest habits secur-
ed for himself n very comfortable in
come from the proceeds OF his Farm.
He and his wife have trudged along
together in life's harness for fiftv-one
years and by his vigorous and healthy
physique gives promise to live to cele-
brate his diamond wedding. Mr..
Crimes visits always brings = CLEAN of
sunshine to our Office boys. Come
again old friend.
A meeting of the business men OF
: Yale was held in Central Hall Monday
evening called for the purpose OF
uniting on some course TO pursue
whereby relief might be obtained in
the discriminating of freight rates be-
tween Yale and other towns. 1t was
, decided to send +. II. Parkinson to
. Lansing and present our grievances
? before the special committee recently
( appointed to investigate any violations
8 OF the laws of this State in
, regard to freight rates, ETC.. by the
railroad companies doing bushes:
within its borders. Our town has LOST
/, hundreds of dollars in trade through
the unjustness of the tariff freight
/ rates and it is hoped the committee
. will find way to remedy the wrong
In the early part of the winter Mrs
I George Marakle and daughter Flor.
ence went over near Toronto, Ont, to
A spend the winter, thinking the change
i in climate would be beneficial to Mrs
Marakle's health. A week ago last
: Wednesday a report spread over the
1 village that Florence, while she wa:
f getting ready to return home, had
! dropped dead with heart failure and
/ her remains would arrive here tina,
!. evening on the 5:45 train. 1t was q
sudden shock to their many friendl
!. here and especially to Florence
D young schoolmstes, but the report wal
: soon proven false. In letter to Mr.
D Marakle. her father, dated at Camp
D bellford, Ont, March 10th, Florence
!. stated that when she heard it she