The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-09-17
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evening for installation of officers.
Lost.-Silver hat mark engraved f.
Murphy. Reward if left at Expositor
Office.
The Detroit conference of the NJ. +.
church commenced three days SEES
sion in Port Huron Tuesday.
There is u new recruit in the news
paper ranks in Huron county. 1t is
the Progress, published at Pigeon.
For sale or exchange. "A nice resi-
dence in Berville. worth $780, Inquire
of Jessie SHOWER, Yale, or write Roxy
Brewster, Berville.
The officers of the Yale Agricultural
Society haye secured the services of the
Yale Cornet band to furnish music on
the last two days of the fair.
r. G.. Mclaughlin is making more
decided improvements about his
house. He expects to build veran-
dab along the side and in front of his
dwelling.
Strayed. Game to the enclosure of
the undersigned at Brockway last Sat
urday, a bay horse about II years old
and weighing about 1150 pounds. Own
er will please call, prove property, pay
charges and take away.
20-4 Amos Fisher.
Rats are so numerous around Ridge
way that farmers are complaining of
damage being done to their corn by
| the rodents as il stands in the fields.
Poison has been tried. but to no avail,
the rats seemingly not being affected
by it.
Mabel Steinburg has fitted up the
rooms over the City Laundry and is
now prepared TO do any work in the
dress-making line. Those in need of
a dress-maker's services can do no bet
ter than to give her a call as she has
had many years experience in that
work. 1872
The "Bicyclist's Best Friend" is n
familiar name for DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve, always ready for emergen-
cies. While specific for piles, it
also instantly relieves and cures cuts,
bruises, salt rheum, eczema and all
affections of the skin. 1t never fails.
Grant Holden.
At the election of officers of the
OES held in Masonic hall on Wednes-
day evening, the following were elect
ed: w. NJ, Mrs. Parkinson; w. p.
+. X. Beecher; Asso. NJ, Mrs. Baird;
Conductress, Mrs. Beecher; Asso. Con-
ductress, Mrs. Ballentine; Sec, Mrs.
Jardine; Treas, Mrs. Etfrick.
We expect to have representative
of The Expositor on the grounds dur
ing the fair soliciting your subscrip-
tons. We desire to enlarge our list
and hope to receive many new names,
besides the cash for many old ones.
The Expositor is established and gives
the most news for the least money.
Card of Thanks.-The undersigned
desire to thank the manv neighbors
and friends who were so kind and at
tentive during the sickness and after
the death of their seven-year-
daughter, Maud, who died Sept. 4th.
Also to the choir for furnishing music
at the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Elston.
More cases of diphtheria are report
ed IN Peck. Besides Geo. Sayelfs chill
dren, JAS. 7. Waterman's l7-year-old
daughter is sick with this disease, Cav
ms little boy and one in Mr.. Roses
family. Had proper precautions been
taken at first the public would have
been protected, but as it is there Is no
knowing how far the disease will
spread.
Il. Is. Brown preached his farewell
sermon in the Christian church last
Sunday morning. 1t was Il touching
discourse and received rapt attention.
During the three months he has labor
ed here he has, especially in the social
part of his work, done much to show
the harmony existing between real re-
ligion and every day business life.-
Algonac Courier.
The farm barn of George Locke,
living three miles south of Capac, was
struck by lightning Monday during "A
storm and was burned to the ground,
together with twenty-five tons of hay
and contents, also stack of straw.
Other stacks of grain adjacent thereto
were saved. The grain building situa-
ted only few feet away from the barn
was saved. No insurance.
You think he has changed-he never
was so sour tempered, cross and irrita-
BILE before. No, he is the same man,
but his liver is out of order. He needs
DR.. j. II. McLean's LIVER and Kidney
Balm. 1t is reliable remedy for slim.
ulating the torpid liver, improving the
digestion, and removing bile accumu-
lations. A short treatment with this
medicine will make him once more
healthy, cheerful and eyen-tempered.
Price Sl.0O a bottle. For sale by Will
Lennon & Co.
The races at Brown City last Thurs
day and Friday were very holly con-
tested. There is not another town of
the size of Brown City in Michigan
that can secure the string of horses or
larger crowd at meeting. Every
body came away well pleased and
nearly all had their "satisfy" of dust.
Not gold dust, but the genuine dust of
which this earth is composed. The
ball game between the Yale Regulars
and State Leaguers of North Branch
was called at the end of the seventh
innings resulting in score of III to 6
in favor of the Profs.
The following words of commenda-
ton for our townsman, Harvey Tap
pan, appeared in VIM. Baird's write-up
of the reunion here. and published i'm
the Marine City Reporter last week:-
"The afternoon was occupied by the
welcoming address delivered by our
esteemed friend, Harvey Tappan, as n
substittlte for the village president he