The Yale expositor., 1898-09-02
AID changes
Grant Holden.
Wharton & Holden
The Racket.
l.. Hiper e, Sons.

Wharton & Holden
The Racket.
l.. Higer & Sons.
Call on Doelle for your school sup
plies.
Save money by buying school sup
plies at The Racket.
The weather for the past three days
has been too hot for comfort.
Farmers when you want good ferti-
lizer for your fall wheat call on James
Hsey. loft
If you want to buy anything from At
lead pencil to a sedlitz powder go to
Holden's drug store.
Girl Wanted-Will pay good wages
to good girl to do general house work.
Mrs. II. Tappan.
Henry Howay was stricken with par
alysis last Friday but is much better at
present. He was in Port Huron at the
time.
Next Monday the small boy, and girl
too, will lay aside his and her play
things and get down to hard study in
the school-room.
Farm For Sale or Rent 100 acres
good improved land, one mile north
of Yale; we'll watered, securely fenced
and first class buildings. Call on or
address VIM. Williams, Yale. 1874
When J. d. Paldi raises anything
good on his farm he never forgets the
printer. This year his crop of pears is
large and the quality fine. Joe brought
us liberal supply this week for which
we thank him very much.
Base ball at fair grounds Monday
afternoon between Yale and North
Branch. Score, Yale u; North Branch
6. Hiram Holcomb deserves a compli-
ment in the running fly catch he made.
1t was dandy. All the boys played
we'll.
j. f. Brown wishes to inform the
person who stole the pair of spuds from
his stump machine that he had better
return them. In doing this it will save
Eek the trouble of going after them
and the person who has the spuds con-
siderable disgrace.
A handsome banner painted by Pam
& Mac occupies prominent place on
main street calling attention of visitors
in town to the dates of Yale Agricul-
tural Association fair to be held Sept.
20, II and %. Don't forget the dates.
Come and witness the best fair yet held.
DR.. V. A. Lacy wishes to announce
to the citizens of the village of Peck
and vicinity that he will be at the
American House every Thursday dur
ing September to attend to their wants
in the dental line. The DR.. has had
many years experience and can guar
antee satisfaction.
Have you ever noticed that when
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you? A newspaper man inquiries,
"what do you know" Bot the law
yer hits you on the back and ejacu-
lates. "what have you got?" The
preacher asks, "where are you goingW
and that is the hardest to answer.-Ex.
After going down 10 feet without
being successful in securing supply
of water the village authorities aban-
doned the well on Dan Ferguson's
property. j. II. Carter and crew are
now putting down another well, this
time on G. Il. Holden's property, and
they feel confident u supply of good
water will be reached,
John A. Hickey, who looks after the
interests of Philo TTuesdell, of Port
Huron, has this season erected several
fine granite monuments of Sarcoph-
agus pattern in Yale and Brockway
cemeteries, viz. for $. o. WEIGH, S. j.
WEIGH, Thomas Martin, friedrich An
dreaeand Nathan Nanorman, of Brock
way. These monuments are a credit
to the builder and add much TO the
beauty Of the cemetery. Anyone want
ing cemetery work should see Mr..
Truesdell or Mr.. Hickey and get right
work rightly done.
According to call goodly number
of the Democrats of the township and
village met at the Village Hall in eau
Gus Tuesday evening. The meeting
was presided oyer by A. w. Ferguson,
with r. II. Beecher as secretary. The
following is list of delegates selected
to attend the county convention held
at Port Huron yesterday:-A. w. Fer
Quson, r. Andreae, Il. II. Beecher, j..
4. Rapley, G.. +. Hopkins, and r. III.
Menerey. A township committee was
also appointed consisting OF A: W. Fer
guson, r. II. Menerey and w. V. An
drene.