The Yale expositor., 1897-08-27


Don't forget to read Losey & Doelle's
ad. this week. It's sumner.
Wheat has gone above the 500
mark as promised by the Republicans
last fall.
If you want anything in the shoe
line be sure and call on Parkinson be-
fore you buy.
James Brown has been b sy the
past few days taking the schI III CEN
sus in this district.
See the 25ct. underwear, double
front and back, at Ballentine's, worth
40c any other place.
The very best fertilizer in the mar
ket is Crocker's Honest Fertilizer, sold
by James Hisey, Yale.
G. F. Michaels' reunion ball at his
hall next Wednesday evening. Every
body cordially invited.
When in Yale Sept. 1 and 2 call at
the gallery over the City Laundry and
have your picture "took."
1t Is generally understood that Sena-
tor John l.. Preston, of Columbiaville,
Lapeer county, will soon be appointed
special deputy under Collector Avery.
The salary is $4,000.
The publisher of this paper warns
the public against paying money, or
giving Job work to any one who pre-
tends to represent the Expositor, for
we have no agent on the road at pres
ent.
The Michigan Forester, official organ
of the Independent Order of Foresters,
has been sold by &. +. Patterson, of
Millington to G. +. b. Stowell, of May
vile. 1t will be issued from the May
vile Monitor-Sayings office.
The new county pension board con-
sists of DIR. II. r. Mile and DR.. o.
Stewart, of Port Huron, and DR.. l.. M.
Ardiel, of Avoca. The new board will
hold meetings in Port Huron every
Wednesday so long as there are any
old soldiers to examine.
To the Farmers:-We are agents for
the Mccormick Binders and Mowers,
the Oliver Chilled Plows, Peerless
Plows, Deere Model Disc Harrows, En-
pire Drills and Champion Horse Rakes.
We handle Binder Irvine. We have
Clover and Timothy Seed of all kinds
for sale. Do not buy until you see us
and get our prices. Hickey Il Walker.
France-Rella Comedy Co. III Central
and continuing all week. No matter
where this Co. has been it has left
good impression for the gentlemanly
and lady-like conduct of its members
and the pleasing entertainments given.
This company furnish first-class enter
tainments at popular prices. General
admission only 10 cents.
The quality of the blood depends
tfnl - a
assimilation. To make the blood
rich in life and strength giving con-
stituents use Dr., j. IL McLean's
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Pur-
ilier: it will nourish the properties of
the blood from which the elements of
vitality are drawn. Price soc and Sl.00
bottle. For sale by Will Lennon
& Co., Yale.
prominent young man at Mosher-
vile is in peck of trouble. For six
months be has been paying attentions
to the daughter of II wealthy farmer
Lying near Mosberville. Unfortunate
ly his girl has twin sister, and the |
two young women are so alike in looks |
it is impossible to tell one from the
other even when they are together.
The girls have been putting up job |
on the young man and he has just dis
covered that he has been entertaining |
them alternately without knowing it.
An innovation, the popularity of |
which promises to make a permanent |
institution, has made its appearance in |
western Michigan this season. A |
thrasher, equipped with tents and n
full housekeeping outfit, and accom-
panied by full complement of men,
camps on farmers premises, and for |
n trifiing additional sum does the en-
tire work, thus relieving the farmers
family of all culinary responsibility,
including the frequent anxiety lest
their table should not be as luxurious
ly supplied rs that of their neighbors.
Married at the residence of Mrs. f.
Gesell in Capac, on Wednesday, Aug
ust 18th, by Rev. l.. w. Wallace, Laura
+. King, OF Roseburg, and John Clark,
of Capac. Gussie Gesell and W. j.
Chapman acted as brides maid and |
groom's man. The bride looked love-
ly in dress of blue with white trim
ming. Only few of the near relatives
and friends witnessed the ceremony. |
Many useful and valuable presents |
were received by the bride. The guests
all had pleasant time and joined in |
WiSuiiiS MI. uuu MIO. tldIk HdDDlIleSS |
and prosperity.
BY recent order, wheelmen who are |
not members of the l.. A. w. and who |
desire to bring their bicycles into Can
ada for ride, will be compelled to de- |
post 30 per cent of the value of their |
wheels at the custom Office and also |
sign blank giving description of |
their wheel and name and address be- |
fore they will be allowed to pass
through. l.. A.W members may bring |
their wheels through after depositng |
their membership card with the Gus
toms officials and these cards will be |
returned when the wheels go back into
the United States.
f. A. Smart, of Detroit, travelling |
representative for The New State Tele- |
phone Company of Michigan, has been
in Yale for the past few days. The |
company has the new line built and in |
operation from Detroit to Port Huron |
and expect before long to have lines
built to nearly every town in the |
Thumb. Yale will be on the direct
line from Detroit to- Saginaw besides |
having telephone connection with |