The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-08-25


left at Fox & Rounds.
There are some men who act accord
ing to their lights, but there are more
who act according to their Flyers.
When you want hand made, home
made harness either single or double
leave your order with Wallace Adams.
Fred Currier is now water taker
and it will be supplied both for house
and lawn. The work was done Satur-
day.
Putney & Chamberlain have lately
received large invoice of fall goods.
Call and learn the bargains they have
in stock.
Remember the Central Drug Store of
Will Lennon will be headquarters for
all kinds of school books and school
supplies this year.
Two public watering troughs will be
placed In the village soon. One where
the old hay scales were near the depot
and one at the south end of the village
near the Rapley House. A good idea.
Mary Hennessy has purchased II lot
from j. A. Rapley, and this week set
men at work to make the excavation
for fine dwelling house. The build
ing will be modern and will cost be-
tween 81 200 and 81 800.
Quite few schools of the state ex-
pect to open the first Monday in Sep
TENDER, but the laws of Michigan des-
ignate that day as Labor Day and q
legal holiday; hence many of the
schools will begin on the following
day.
Mr.. Dunn. who lately bought the Nc
Arthur property on Main street, this
week made deal whereby he owns
the Gilbert residence in the northern
part of the town. 1t is for rent and
will make a good dwelling for some
family.
Farm to Remit wish to rent my
100 acre farm for term of years. 1t
is located two miles east of Yale and
known as the Vannorman place. Pos
session in time to do fall plowlng. En-
quire on the premises or address b. +.
Youngs, Yale, Mich. 1915
James Mullaney, of Speaker, was
before Justice Smafield and jury of
six men on Saturday on the charge of
having committed an assault and bat
terry upon his wife. Some of the jury
thought that they were about "siXes'
and agreed to disagree. j. S. Crandell
prosecuted and T. G.. Graham defend
ed.-Sanilac County Times.
The Church of Christ worshiping at
Menerey's Corners, one mile west and
one mile south of Yale, will hold a
mass meeting on the second Sunday
in September (the 10th.) All are cor
daily invited to attend. Lunch will
be served, and hay will he provided
for the horses of those who come from
a distance. Services at IL a. m, go
D. m. and 1880 p. m. ]. w. Brown, of
Coal City, Indiana, will be chief
speaker. 1913
Ballentine's Double Store although
crowded with general merchandise OF
whatever description the purchasing
public demands, does not let 1t rest at
that. New goods are added every
week. The bargains offered at this
store are such as bring in large trade.
Drop in the first time you are in town
and examine the large stock and learn
prices. The clerks are all obliging
and courteous and will be pleased to
wait on you.
A number of friends and relatives
met at the farm of John II. Merrill
south of Yale last Sunday and spent
the day in quiet. Dave Brown was
present and remarked that the scenes
took him back to early days when he
used to go in swimming along Mill
Creek. He finally decided that he
would undress and battle in the waters
of the stream. To those who were
with him he remarked that 1T was
thirty years since he had taken a
bath-in the old swimming hole.
We request the readers of the Ex-
posltor to consult the new ad. this
week of r. Sleeth, the veteran black
smith and implement dealer, of Fargo.
Mr.. Sleeth has been in the business for
over fifteen years and is acquainted
with the wants of the people in his
line. He can furnish you with any
thing you want in implements, besides
doing wood work and blacksmithing
in workmanlike manner. He solicits
share of your patronage, and guar
antees all work. Give him a call when
in Fargo.
There is to be circus in town next
week-not Barnum's or Forepaugh's;
but Sam Bettes. He wishes us to an
nounce that he will speak in Inlay
City Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings on "16 to l." prohibition,
gold bugs, silver bugs, bed bugs or
"any other cranky old subject" AS
Sam has no competitor in these parts
to the proud distinction of being the
prince of cranks, he will undoubtedly
do Justice to whatever subject he may
select. He will speak in the open air,
on the street corners, and his enter
tainment will unquestionably Guido
any free street fair ever held in this
state.-Imlay City Record,