The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-30
Additional Local.

Mubolle Teetzel is on the sick list
this week.
Ed. Palmer is clerking at Ballentines
this week.
For watch and clock repairing go to
! II. J. Doelle.
Epworth League meeting next Tues
day evening at Nj. E. Church.
Rev. VIM. Coulter will preach in the
Brick chapel Sunday, Oct. 2, at p. m.
rPutney q Chamberlain have placed
Il Bell telephone in their place of bus
mess.
Edward Oatman, of Greenwood, COM
menced work at the Palace Drug Store
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellsworth is very i'll at the home
Of her son Charles Ellsworth, with very
little hopes OF recovery.
duncan Bently, of Detroit, has about
| TO- bushels of peaches in town which
he is disposing OF rapidly.
pr. Hannah. of Hoseburg, purchas-
ell bran new buggy and harness Of
Mcintyre q Harris Wednesday.
T. Cluta the popular egg man Of
| Richmond reports that their electric
| light plant is now in running order
Saul rice. George Edgcrton, and w.
Zimmerman, have all made their
wives smile this week by bringing a
new buggy home with them from
| Yale.
It's a little in the neck, but orr boys
are bearing it bravely. The B. Il. game
between Inlay and Yale teams, result
ed in the defeat of the later by score
Of II to 20.
Wharton & Holden are shipping I'M
mense quantities Of apples. There
must be some place where the crop is
| failure, hence the demand for our
| large surplus.
K. Paul is going out of business
owing to the fire which we reported in
last weeks issue. His Bazaar goods
will be closed out between now and
Tuasdy next. The goods will be sold,
cost not taken into consideration.
Read his ad.
We learn that baby of the bran
new and up to date pattern arrived at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Heath, few days ago. The father
and mother are much pleased with the
style of the youngster and have con-
cluded TO keep it.
100 bushels Fancy Peaches from Cat-
auba Island, Ohio, will be offered for
sale at Ballentine's Store, Yale, Friday
and Saturday of this week. Come
early and make sure OF getting them.
! Finest favored peach on the market.
herghoeter q Gently, Detroit.
We predict that with the same rush
of enthusiasm and clean sweep that
characterized the naming of the G.. O.
| p. state ticket, so will they 60 into
Office when election day comes
around. The majority which the head
of the ticket will receive, will only be
egualled by the number of potUtoes
grown on the Pingree plan.
At the representative convention
| held in Sanllac Centre, q few days ago
the Hon. Elmore PutneY was turned
down, Chris. Murphy Winning by three
votes. Chris. is Il good man and will
make good representative, but from
our side of the county line we cannot
see why Mr.. Putney should not haye
and honest record which even his OPP
posers could not gainsay. Some
events have causes perfectly apparent,
while there are others whose underly-
ing forces time only makes known.
We think this is of the later class, and
will manifest its mystery when some
voting is done at Lansing next winter.
| A sure preventive and cure for
diphtheria, is to take plentfully and
often all the remedies you ever heard
or read OF being good for that ailment;
follow to the very letter all the advice
given you by any and all advisers, be-
ing sure that you firmly believe in it
all. You must also be sure to dis
regard and reject all remedies and adj
vice your family physician may give.
If after doing all this you still have
fear of the malady, swallow three big
goose eggs whole, with shells unbroken.
This will dislodge any stray crobe that
may be lurking in your throat. We
publish this remedy because none ever
died of the disease who faithfully and
persistently took the prescription as
directed.
Word was received here this week of
the drowning of Elmer Cough, of
AYoca, at Ashland, Wisconsin, Septem-
Der 10th. lie was working on boat,
the name of which we are unable to
learn, and was to have gone on his
watch at twelve O'Clock. He was seen
to leaYe town for the boat but never
reached it. To make the boat he had
to traverse q long ore dock and 1t is
supposed he accidently fell in the lake.
After nine days watching and effort
the body was recovered and brought
home to Avoca where the funeral &C.
Cured yesterday. The deceased is q
cousin TO Mr.. Cough of this place and
has brother residing at Avoca. He
was well known in this region and the
| friends have the sympathy of all the
people in this peculiarly sad visitation.
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