The Yale expositor., 1898-07-15
Prices to Suit the Times.

L. Higer g. Sons ad in this issue.
Read it.
Watch Repairing done under a posi-
tive guarantee by III. j. Doelle.
Wanted, girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. w. G. Wight.
Call and see theelegant S35 Especial"
bicycles that II. j. Doelle is selling for
| 500.
Farmers when you want good ferti-
lizer for your fall wheat call on James
Hisey. loft
The Nj. p. Sunday school spent We'd
nesday at Lakeport enjoying pleas
ant day.
ii. J. Doelle has a dummy on BIZ
cycle in the large show window. The
bicycle is offered for sale atS29.00.
Girl Wanted-To do general house
work in a small family. Apply to DR..
! V. A. Lacy at his dental rooms in the
Rapley Block, Yale.
The Capac Journal last week was
marked Vol. XI No. 50 and this week
it starts upon the 18th year with all
evidence of prosperity.
The Eastern Star lodges from May
vile, Marlette, Brown City and Yale
will picnic at the beaches north of
Port Huron on Wednesday of next
week.
Saturday last business was rather
dull until in the evening when the
streets and sidewalks of the village
were packed with people. Our mer-
chants report very lively trade after
supper.
"I have used Chamberlain Cough
Remedy in my family for years and
always with good results" says Mr.. w.
b. Cooper of Ell Rio. Cal. "For small
children we find it especially effective"
For sale by Will Lennon.
Do you take the Expositor? 1t gives
more local news, more district news,
more genuine newsy news every week
than was heretofore given in northern
st. Clair county paper. Try it for
three months, only % cents.
A Pink Tea Social is to be held at
the Bidleman school house Thursday,
July 2lst. Suits are to be sold. Pro.
ceeds will be applied on Rey. Saigeon's
salary. Everyone invited to attend
and good time anticipated.
The postoffice department at Wash
ington has raised the rent of lock box
es per quarter from % cents to 30 cents
and for call boxes from 10 cents to 20
cents. Those who rent boxes at Yale
postoffice are dissatisfied with the in
crease.
About 80 citizens attend ed the annual
school meeting held in the high school
room Monday evening. Robert Ii.
Menerey and Harvey Tappan were re-
elected trustees for three years. The
question of free text books was lost
and that of uniform text books carried.
John E. Staley went to Ayoca Wed
nesday, where he took possession of
the drug store lately purchased of II.
A. McKenna. Johns many Yale
friends will be pleased to learn of his
making fortune in his new location.
John IS an industrious, hard-worklng
young man and deserves to succeed.
Lost--One promissory note given by
Edward Sheehy and dated November
%, 1897. Amount of note about SIT 90.
l hereby notify all persons against ne
gotiating for the purchase of said note.
Finder will please return same to the
undersigned and receive reward.
DR.. Howell, Yale.
j. Carter and crew finished the Sec
ond we'll last Saturday going down 1877
feet to hard-pan. The last SO feet was
all sand. The screen was inserted and
together with the casing drawn back II
feet. This well is furnishing about the
same flow of water as the first one.
Another we'll is being driven on Dan
Ferguson's property northwest of we'll
No. and the drill is down about %
feet. Felix Marquette, who is at work
putting down one of the wells, has
struck flow of water at 80 feet. Work
is delayed waiting for screen.
1t is discovered that farmers are pro.
hibited from killing crows which de-
vastate their corn fields, by an act of
the legislature of 1897. Act No. 159
provides that certain birds, and all in
sectiverous birds, except blackbirds,
blue jays, English sparrows and
butcher birds, must not be killed in
this state. In reply to an inquiry from
Il. r. Bloomer, of Pennington, the at |
torney-general to-day held that the
crow Is an insectiyerous bird, and as 1t
is not excepted under the statute 1t is
protected by law from the shotguns of
the farmers.