The Yale expositor., 1897-05-14
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T. II. Parkinson
l., Higer & Sons
i. A. Cavanagh
Wharton & Holden
Memorial Day, May 30th.

Memorial Day, May 30th.
Mrs. Steve Windsor has been very
sick this week.
See the new, up.to-date waist sets at
a. l.. Gark's, the jeweler.
Parkinson's 25c tea still takes the
lead. trial will convince you.
s. O Welch is no better this week.
His condition remains about the same.
Ed. Sheehy is building a fine brick
house on his farm south and west OF
Yale.
Twelve tickets were sold from Yale
To Saginaw Sunday and 100 from Port
Huron.
IA. Rapley has been confined to
the house this week on account or
sickness.
Wallace Adams is building Il neat
wire fence around his premises on
Mill street.
Will Lennon & Co. have started
their soda fountain and are having Il
tirst-class trade.
Will Harris writes us from Pontiac to
change the address on his Expositor
from Flint to Pontiac.
Wharton & Holden report their
Champion Machine business as very
promising, having sold a great many
already.
Mrs. John Hoskin has been improv-
ing her property on Main street. a
new wire fence has been placed along
the front and the lawn graded and
seeded.
o. p. Chamberlain has made a vast
improvement about his premises on
Wood street by grading, fencing and
planting trees and shrubberY.
Mrs. Henry Steinburg wishes to
thank her neighbors and friends who
so kindly assisted her in the sickness
and after the death of her father, Mr..
Bsadle.
Unconditional surrender, is the only
terms those famous little pills known
as DeWitt's Little Early Risers will
make with constipation, sick headache
and stomach troubles. Grant Holden.
Yale Clothing House can furnish
you with a fine straw hat, the latest
style in ties and collars, fine shoes,
bicycle pants and sweaters, in fact you
can find anything you may want in
gents wear at the lowest prices.
1t should be matter of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve will speedily cure piles of the
longest standing. 1t is the household
favorlte for burns, scalds, cuts, bruises,
and sores of all kinds. Grant Holden.
Almond Brookins, died at his home
in Yale Tuesday, May IL, 1897, at the
advanced age of 81 years. The funer-
al was held on Thursday afternoon at
one O'Clock from the NJ. p. church
and the remains of deceased laid to
rest in Elmwood cemetery, Rev. +. w.
Cooper officiating.
Base ball at Saginaw and Bay City,
Sunday, May 10Th, 1897. Excursion
train and cheap rates on F&PM RR.
Kalamazoo VS.. Saginaw and Page Fence
Giants VS.. F&PM at Saginaw, and Port
games. The busiest day of the year.
Train will leave Yale at $3.50 a. M and
returning will leave Bay City at G p. m.
trip 90 cents.
The Port Huron District of the Free
Methodist Church will hold Camp
Meeting on the farm of Morris Cowley,
s miles west and miles south of Ap-
plegate, or Ia miles north and | mile
east of Yale in the Township of Elk,
commencing June Sth and continuing
one week Those coming by rail will
be met at either of the above named
stations the first two days of the meet
ing providing they notify the pastor
one week previous to the meeting, but
all who can are requested to come
with teams as it is some fifteen miles
from the station to the camp ground.
Poles, straw, and lumber furnished
free to tent holders. Groceries, bread;
meat, milk, hay, grain, and pasturage
at reasonable rates. Positively moth
ing sold on Sunday. Those coming
only on Sunday must provide for
themselves and horses. No huxtering
stands, racing, or games allowed With
in the limits prescribed by law. Rev.
II. Montgomery, ID. f. f. +. Crippen,
r. G.