The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1898-09-16
AID changes
The Racket, bazaar goods.
Will Lennon, school supplies.

The Racket, bazaar goods.
Will Lennon, school supplies.
Fox & Rounds, STOVES.
w. II. Ballentine, cloaks, clothing.
Howard Furniture Co., furniture.
Goods cheap but not cheap goods at
The Racket.
See Ballentine's fall cloaks and capes
just opened.
We want to see all the people during
the fair. Ballentine.
If you want to see fair proposition
read Will Lemons adv.
Farmers when you want good ferti-
lizer for your fall wheat call on James
Hisey. loft
Mrs. Henry Henshaw is sick with
typhoid fever at her home III Fargo.
DR.. Allen in attendance.
Wanted-A competent girl for gen.
eral homework. Good wages. En-
Quire of Mrs. J. A. MenZies.
In card received from Sam Bettes,
who is now at Detroit, he says:-"I will
speak at Yale on free silver Saturday
night
Fred +. Burton, an attorney at Mar
lette, was nominated for congress at
the Democratic-People's -Union-Silver
convention in Port Huron last Thurs
day.
The stone crusher purchased by
BrocKway township, will be set to work
as soon as the hurry of our farmers is
over with. You may all look for bet
ter roads in the near future.
T. II. Shaw raised the largest and
finest tomatoes on his place north and
west of here this year that we have
ever laid our eyes upon. lie says he
has over fifty bushels and is disposing
of them as fast as they ripen.
House and Lot For Sale.-I desire to
sell my house and lot on Jones street
in the village of Yale. Good location.
Well of pure water on lot. Will sell
cheap. For particulars and terms call
on Mrs. J. d. McKeith, Yale. 10
Rev. f. Traver will leaye this week
for White Oak, Ingham county, to take
charge of the dedicatory services of
the new NJ. p. church at that place
next Sunday. Rev. Saigon will look
after the above appointment the COM
ing year.
VIM. II. Mckenzie, auctioneer, will
sell by public auction at the premises
of the undersigned one and a half
miles west of East Greenwood, Section
10, Greenwood township, on Thursday,
Sept. 30, 1898, horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, farming implements etc. Sale
to commence at one o'clock p. m. sharp.
Robert Huston.
At one o'clock Wednesday morning
the barn of w. f. Hill, Kenockee
township, was discovered on fire.
The contents, comprising 60 tons of
hay, three horses, two buggies and
hay press belonging to NJ. +. HOOK
were lost. The total loss will reach
81 200 with small insurance on the
building. The origin of the fire is a
mystery.
The New State Telephone Co. has
put booth in Grant Holden's drug
store for the accommodation of their
patrons. This company is making
rapid strides towards perfecting its
system and it will be but short time
before Yale people will have the pleas.
ure Of talking to all of the large cities
or any small place in the state over
the New States lines.
Hast Friday was q very cold day yet
the matched game of base ball ut Mar
lette, between the home team and Yale,
innings the score stood Marlette 6, Yale
1. On account of darkness the game
was called. Rose, pitcher for the Yale
team, did himself proud in the box, IN
fact all our boys did excellent work
and must have as the score shows.
Marlette has husky lot of players.
Marlette was here yesterday afternoon
to play n return game but the rain
prevented.
The building for the evaporating
works is up and the brick work of the
furnace is about finished. AS soon as
the machinery is put in place the
eva porator will be started up. This
building is somewhat smaller than the
one burned, still the proprietor, Mr..
Weatherwax, expects TO use about the
same amount of stock as heretofore.
In last weeks Issue we stated that
about 5000 had been raised by sub
scription. The business men and citi- |
zens did not do 80 we'll as we expected. |
Only about $50 has been subscribed at
present writing.