The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-16
Yale Fair Semi. 1000


Follow the crowd and visit The
Racket.
Don't miss Ballentine's cloak open
ing. See adY.
Always read Will Lemons adv on
first page.
Walter Williams is now one of The
Expositor Office force, having COM
menced work this week.
The new NJ. T.. church in East Green
wood will be dedicated on Sunday,
Oct. 2, at l:30 O'Clock. Rey. Crandall
pastor.
Auction Sale bills printed the neatest
and cheapest at The Expositor Job
Rooms. Give us call.
L. h. Fuller & Co. have placed a neat
new sign in the front of their business
place in the Masonic building. Pam q
Mac did the work.
Rev. j. A. Rowe will preach his fare
we'll sermon in the NJ. +. church next
Sunday evening. He will go to con-
ference at Detroit next week.
Fox & Rounds, leading hardware
merchants, have just got in nice as
sortment of the prettiest patterns in
oil cloths ever brought to Yale.
Moses Hallead has received word
from Long Island stating that his son
Herbert had returned from Santiago
and is sick with fever in the hospital
Nellie DePeel remains about the
same with slight change for the bet
ter if anything. Her friends have
bright hopes of her complete recovery.
After Il short vacation the Presby-
terrain Pastor will resume his work next
Sabbath. Preaching at Brockway 1890
a. m. and in Yale at 7.30p. IN. Subject
"Vacation Thoughts"
A very small sized audience as
sembed at the Brick Chapel Wednes-
day evening TO listen to Rev. NJ. f..
Barakat deliver a lecture on his life
aud travels in the holy land.
Music Lessons.-I will commence
| giving lessons in Yale on Saturday,
Sept. "a. All who intend taking a
course the coming year | would be
pleased to have them commence on
that date. 1872 Miss Mary Hayes.
w. d. Wear handed us an apple on
Wednesday, which was grown on his
place, that for size and favor is i'm
mense. The tree that bore the fruit is
new variety grown from the seed and
having no name. Chas. A. Wells sug-
gested that of Wears Seeding.
The Yale Expositor has been desig-
mated by Auditor-General Dix as the
newspaper in which to have published
the order and petition including the
list of lands to be advertised for sale
for taxes in the county of st. Clair at
he ensuing general tax sale in May '99.
Sunday Excursion to Detroit by
special excursion train via +. 4 II. NJ.
railroad, Sept. 18th, 1898. Train leaves
Yale at S.52 a. m. ARRIVING at Detroit
at l1.30 a. m. Returning train will
leave Detroit from Brush street depot
at $50 p. IN. Fair for round trip from
Yale Sl.00. Take your bicycle. Seven
hours In Detroit. Bicycles and baby
cabs carried free.
The Lexington News has adopted a
startling motto. Here tits. You must
"lie, steal, drink and swear" How do
you like it? Here is the explanations:
"When you lie, let it be down to pleas
ant dreams. When you steal, let it be
away from immoral associates. When
you drink, let it be nothing but pure,
cold water. When you swear, swear
that you will patronize your home
paper, pay your subscription, and not
send your job work away from home"
The France-Rella Co., Yale's favor
ties, will be here during the fair under
their own mammoth pavilion, with
seating capacity for 1900 people, on
o. next to Rapley House. This COM
pany has an entire change of roper
toire. All the old fayorites are with
the company, also II number of new
people. Harry Edwards, Irish and
Dutch comedian, Frank kellogg, the
famous Buck and Wing dancer, Mae
McNish, vocalist and actress. The
popular prices of admission will be
charged, 10 cents. Don't fail to hear
them.
DIR. j. b. Stevens met with an acct |
dent at Marlette last Friday which |
might have proven fatal but luckily |
he escaped with a few bruises. In
company with the veterinary surgeon |
of Marlette and while on their way
to the f. q =. NJ. depot one of the |
heavy buses ran into them Just as they
were on the crosswalk. The Marlette |
veterinary escaped uninjured but Mr..
Stevens was trampled under the horses
feet. Had the heavy bus passed over
the Dr.'s anatomy it cannot be said |
how he would have come out. He
feels thankful that his injuries are no
worse. The driver of the bus was GO
ing at break-neck pace in turning the |
corner and both persons in the mix-up
had not time to get out of his way |
even if they had heard the bus COM
ing.