The Yale expositor., 1898-09-23

The new water-works building is pro-
crossing finely.
Flint Presbytery was in session at
Corruna this week.
Go to Ballentines for bargains in
clothing. New stock.
If you haye any late wall papering
to do don't forget Will Lennon.
The Lady Foresters will meet next
| Tuesday evening in Foresters' hall
at 7:30.
You can buy a stoye cheaper than
any place in st. Clair county at Fox &
Rounds
Swing into Ballentine's for new dress
goods. The finest line Yale ladies eyer
saw IN Yale.
No school Wednesday and Thurs
day afternoon. Teachers and pupils
attending the fair.
Buy everything in the Drug, Wall
Paper, Window Shade and School
Book line from Will Lennon.
The Detroit Conference is now hold
ing its annual meeting at Mt. Clemens.
Rev. Rowe, the local NJ. E. pastor is
attending its sessions.
A number of the soldier boys were
visible on the fair grounds this week.
They were accorded the place of
honor due them for their courage and
service in the late war.
Auction Sale--W. w. Lord auctioneer
will sell for the undersigned in the
village of Peck, on Saturday, Septem-
Der 24 1898, her entire stock of Farm
ing Implements, Stock etc. Sale to
commence at o'clock sharp.
Mrs. b. NJ. butcher, Prop.
DR.. Warner Cornell, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist, 800 Huron Ave-,
over KnilPs Central Drug Store, Port
Huron, will not make his regular Wis
its to Yale, as usual, but will devote
MS whole attention to his Office in Port
Huron, where he can be found at any
time.
Who wouldn't be happy when a
bouncing rollicking piece of humanity,
worth a 81 900 more or less, comes |
knocking at fellows heart for recog- |
milton? Bert Desmond thinks he will |
never know sorrow any more, he feels |
so happy just now oyer nice baby boy |
which hiswife presented him with on |
the 10th inst.
Bob Mcdonald and Herb Menerey
were up before the Justice on Tuesday |
for ill-using Lemuel Lincoln on the |
streets, contrary to the village ordl-
nance. The village authorities are de-
termined to put stop to this species
of sport that has been INDUCED in so
long by lots of the boys, and some of |
the men too, who ought to know bet |
ter. The boys are warned to mind |
their P's and Q's IN the future.
Sammy Whiting, the wonderful SUBJ
scriptlon agent for the Sunday Herald |
Port Huron, attended the fair in the |
interests of the Herald. Yesterday, |
while Sammy was going after subs in |
good shape, he noticed a nice looking |
fellow standing off to one side, he went |
right over and began to explain the |
virtues of his paper to the man, after
talking about five minutes one of his /
friends tapped him on the shoulder |
and told him the fellow was a mute. |
Sammy said, "I thought there was
something wrong, he didn't say any
thing"
Andrew Reed, our own labor loving
inimitable Andrew, had a rather thrill
ing experience in Port Huron last week
while on his way to Sarnia to meet
charmer he has over there. In country
innocence Andrew was taking in the
sights in that beautiful city, when sud
denly the Cops pounced down on him,
and gathered him in, and had him
straightway before the Cadi on charge
of carrying watch that belonged to
one of Port Huron's fair but frail
daughters. Telling his experience
afterwards, Andrew ayers it was the
first time in his life that he ever had a
sweat on, and had it not been for the
timely arrival on the scene of action Of
his townsman, Lawyer Tappan, An
drew's chances for a soiourn in Uncle
Joe's Hotel in Detroit would have been
first class. However with Lawyer Tap
pans assistance the snarl was soon un-
tangled and case of mistaken identity
was easily established, and Andrew at
liberty. Meeting Harvey later on, and
being asked to assist in carrying some
parcels to the depot, Andrew express
ed his gratitude by taking yalise in
one hand and bushel OF peaches in
the other and then inviting Harvey to
climb up on his back, and he would
oarrv tha uhola ah0atin m atch claar