The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-29

work. Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
Street and stable blankets at Fox &
Rounds
Large cup and saucer only 10 cents
at The Racket.
Wanted.-A new mich COW at once.
Hotel Jackson, Yale. %
No, Maud, dear, you can't get lock-
jaw from boiling your food.
Did you see those 20 cent corsets
at the Racket? They are all right.
Jean Hayes is now employed as
typewriter in Harvey Tappan's law
Office.
Harry Jardine was quite sick last
Saturday but is at work'in his laundry
again.
The Yale male quartette went to Mel
vim Wednesday evening to take part
in an entertainment.
Did you get one of those antitrust
washboilers? They are the best thing
OH the market. Fox q Rounds.
Brockway township board will meet
at Supervisor Holden's Office next
Tuesday afternoon at 1 O'Clock.
1t is now mushroom season and those
who are fond of this fungi growth are
after them every morning at daybreak.
"Best on the market for coughs and
colds and all bronchial troubles; for
Group it has no equal" writes Henry
X. Whitford, South Canaan, Conn.,, of
One Minute Cough Cure. Grant Hol-
den.
Workmen are buslly engaged tear
ing down the sheds in the rear of the
Gray house. The main building will
be moved back nine feet and raised up
two feet, and two kitchens built in the
rear. This will make big improve
ment.
II. G.. Martin our new merchant, sue
cessor to Il. II. Parkinson, has received
large invoice of new and staple
goods. He has bought for cash and
will give the public the benefit of the
low prices at which he purchased these
goods. You will do an injustice to
yourself and your pocket-book if you
don't examine his stock and get prices.
Yale seems to be coming to the front
and falling in line with other towns and
cities. Our village president has called
a mass meeting of our citizens to con-
yene in Central Hall, on Tuesday eve-
ming, Oct. 3, to take action in aid of
| the Porto Rican sufferers. Harvey
! Tappan, Elder Coulter and others are
to make short speeches, and the male
quartette will render rousing music.
! This is q worthy cause and we hope
! there will be no standing room in the
hall. Don't forget this meeting, and
don't be in snch hurry in changing
| your clothes as to leave your pocket
| book in your other pants.
Peter Bush, the veteran horse jockey,
/ is gaining quite an envlous reputation
at Sanllac Centre in some of the fast
drives he has been making of late.
! Peter has been offered a big salary by
a certain horse owner to look after and
drive his horses, but the old man
diden't know what he would do with
so much stuff, and not only that, the
duties of such a position might be too
arduous and shorten the old mans life.
According to the following item clip
ped from the Republican we should
! Judge that considerable sport had been
INDUCED in on the race track at SAM
lac Centre:-"A quiet tip was passed
around Saturday afternoon that some
tall sport was about to take place at
the race track, and it took place-that
is matinee race between John Nc
! Donald's Drover Boy, driven by Peter
Bush, and George Eichenberg's Nellie
! Gray, with John Mcdonald in the
sulky. The first two heats were neck
and neck and the time for the half
mile announced as 1887"
We are at quite an additional ex-
pense each week in furnishing our sub
! scribers with the up-to-date news that
! is always found on the inside Of the
Expositor. By special arrangement
with our ready-print house in Detroit
we are able to give this important
news up to within few hours of the
time we go to press, by means of hav-
| ing the ready-prints come by express,
thus making close connection. We are
not putting ont one-half affair, but
paper containing As columns of good
reliable reading matter, and Judging
from the new subscribers we are con-
stantly adding to our list, and old ones
that are renewing, our efforts in
publishing the best newspaper in this
part of st. Clair county are being APP
preciated. On the inside of this paper
this week will be found Talmage's SER
mon, general war notes, particulars of
the capture of the American boat eur
daueta" by Insurgents, domestic and
foreign news, Michigan news in brief,
the continued story entitled "That
Mysterious Major" market reports, etc.
and this, together with our batch of
local, county and general news, and
correspondence from neighborng vii
lagos, etc., makes the Expostor an
ideal family paper-one that should
be in every household in this and sur
rounding neighborhood, and if you
are not subscriber it is duty you
owe to your family to become one at