The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-03-31
Marriage Licenses Obtained
Insurance written in first-class
Companies.

Early Easter, early spring, so they
say.
Lace curtains almost given away at
The Racket.
Salt 70 cents per barrel at Walker &
Middleton's.
1t bids fair to be good shedding for
town meeting.
DR.. W.. c. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday, April %.
White wash brushes from 10 cts to
% cts at Fox d Rounds.
A. w. Ferguson has been confined
to the house for the past few days by
sickness.
Good pair horse clippers at The
Racket worth $3.50 for $3.50 while
they last.
The Expositor ad. columns contain
all tho bright store news of Yale's
merchants.
The union meetings at the NJ. p.
church during three weeks past have
been the means of good.
The Juvenile Aid of the grammar
room will meet with Hattie Merrill next
Saturday afternoon, for sewing.
Owing to the prospective muddy
time the Presbyterian services at Brock
way are suspended until further notice.
Wanted-A smart, active girl to do
general Homework. Apply at once to
Mrs. d. Stoner, Mary street, Yale. 46-5
H. +. Beard has opened nice line
of shoes and rubbers and invites the
public to call and look over his stock.
David Slosser has purchased the
milk business of Samuel Eshleman and
delivers to his patrons in Yale twice a
day unadulterated cows milk.
This week the annual Tax Sale for
st. Clair county is being published in
the form of supplement in The Ex'
positor. Supplement cents each.
The Brockway Township Board met
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday and
settled up the years business report
of which appears in this issue of the
Exposition.
If you want to have handsome
room and imagine you are living in
the National Capitol buy handsome
blue paper at Will Lemons drug store.
lisa beauty.
For Sale or exchange for other stock,
one thoroughbred Chester White boar
pig with pedigree. L also have one
which | will keep for service. j. w.
Reed. Section 6, Greenwood. AS
Cards are out announcing grand
Easter ball at Hotel Brockway, Old
Brockway, Monday evening, April Sd.
The best of music will be secured, and
good time may be looked for. Bill
only 70 cents,
Geo. B. Secord, the we'll known con.
tractor of Tonawanda, n. Y. says: have
used Chamberlain Cough Remedy in
my family for long time and have
found it superior to any other" Fol-
sale by Will Lennon.
f. Armstrong, a practical blacksmith
has rented the Currier blacksmith shop
and is prepared to do all kinds of gen.
eral work in his line. He has had many
years experience and will guarantee
satisfaction. Prices as low as the lowest
Will Edgerton, who was charged with
an assault on young lady at Brown
City last fall, was recently arrested in
Chicago and brought to Sanilac county
for trial. His hearing took place or
Thursday. Harvey Tappan of thi:
place represented him.
We have had whole winter in
Marcn. Extreme COlu, nOWllnR Wlnus
and piles of drifted snow all through
the month. We understand that the
country roads during the past week
were more impossible than any time be-
fore this winter. Still the robins are
here and spring will come.
Elmore Putney received the nomi
nation for supervisor in the township
ofSpeaker. There were 90 votes cast
at the caucus and Mr.. Putney received
S5-almost unanimous. Mr.. Murphy
the man whom the republicans nomi-
mated for representative in place of
Mr.. Putney last fall, could not even
get the nomination for supervisor in
his own town.
Mrs. James Brown is in Detroit thi,
week selecting millinery stock and ex
poets to haye her goods on hand, and
ready for her friends to inspect during
next week, commencing April 3D.. In
this connection Mrs. Brown desires tC
inform her old customers that it is hel
purpose to make it an object for them
to continue their patronage. Store
still at the old stand on the corner OBJ
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