The Yale expositor., 1898-07-15

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Hotel Jackson.
Nice line of rugs just received at
The Racket store.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carless
on Saturday, July 9th 1898, son.
Imperial, Special, Yale and Prog
ress bicyclesfor sale by IL. j. Doelle.
To stick things Use Majors Cement.
Bewarel ! Don't take a substitute.
Don't forget The Racket store is now
open and selling a nice line of goods
at a greatreduction in price.
For Sale-A young horse, five years
old. Terms, one year credit.
James Brown.
The State Teachers Institute will
meet in Marlette July 10 and continue
four weeks.
The crop of hay harvested this sea-
son is the finest in years. 1t has been
ideal hay weather.
Commercial printing done at The
Exposition Office with neatness and des-
patch. Our type is the latest and
workmen the best.
Many of our citizens took advantage
of excursion rates and visited in Port
Huron Tuesday the 18th. Washington
L.O. l.. went in a body.
just as we were going to press Thurs
day afternoon word came over the tel
ephone that Santiago had surrender
This did not.conle from headquarters,
but we trust it is true.
We are sorry to make mention of the
fact that Will Streyel was riding a hay
rake Thursday when the horse ran
away and in the mix.up viii had his
ankle put out of joint.
The name of Fox & Rounds, Hard
ware Merchants, is a household word
for miles each way from Yale. The
reason of it all is that this firm give
the best goods for the least money.
The Expositor is read by everybody
within trading distance of Yale. 1t is
our constant aim to give all the news
and we believe from the number of
new subscribers received each week
our efforts are appreciated.
ado you want the whole earth?'
asked the debtor, who was being prod
ded up n little more than he liked.
ooh dear, nol'' replied the creditor.
81 don't even want whole town.
Just little settlement will do for me"
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, 300 Huron Ave-,
over Knill's Central Drug Store, Port
Huron, will not make his regular WIS.,
Its to Yale, as usual, but will devote
mis- whole attention to his Office in Port
Huron, where he can be found at any
time.
Married, on Thursday, July 14th,
1898, at O'Clock p. IN. at the residence
of the brides father, Nicholas Hayes,
i'll Greenwood, Kate Hayes to Walter
n. Armstrong of Concord. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. VIM.
Coulter in the presence of fifty or
more guests. On account of our paper
! being printed about this time we are
unable to give particulars of this we'd
ding but will publish an account next
week. We extend hearty congratu-
lations to these popular young people.
Fred Loughead. the Sarnia bicyclist,
returned home from Toronto last
week. He will remain for about "a
week, after which he will return to
Toronto and spend month there in
training. In August, in company with
Hal b. Donly, of the G. w. A., and
trainer, he will leave for Vienna,
Austria, where he will compete in the
bicycle races for the championship of
the world. He is being sent there as
representative of the e. w. A., and
will ride Gendron wheels in the races
in which he will compete. Mr.. Loug-
head is brother of Mrs. John Holden
of this village.
Last Saturday night Lorenzo Lash
brook, of Wales, was married to Miss
Celia Mcclellan, of Sanilac county.
and brought his bride to live with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lashbrook, of
Wales Centre. Wednesday afternoon,
it is said that the young Mrs. Lash
brook attempted to kill her mother-in-
law, who is an invalid, by putting poi.
son in her medicine. She neglected
to wipe off the neck of the bottle and
it was discovered that Paris Green had
been put into the medicine, before any
of it was taken. At first the young
woman denied the act, but later 1t is
alleged she confessed, giving as her
reasons for doing the deed, that rela-
tive had advised her TO do it, for if the
older Mrs. Lashbrook was dead the
younger would be assured of good
home. Walter Lashbrook went to
Port Huron Thursday morning to
swear out warrant for the arrest of
his Observation-Disclosures Zee,
July 8. Young Lashbrook and his
father were in Port Huron Monday
trying to secure the release of the
young woman. A number of doctors
haye examined her and pronounce
her insane. 1t is altogether probable
that she will be released.