The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-09-22

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work. Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
Fl pounds brown sugar for Sl.00 at
Ballentine's.
Don't buy bazaar goods until you
visit The Racket.
Call on Wallace Adams, the harness
maker, for robes and blankets.
Don't forget that Ballentine has 81
and S3 pants for 81 per pair to close
out.
Mrs. II. j. Doelle is slowly improving
and her friends are confident she will
recover.
Ladies, if you are in need ofIwraps for
yourselves or your children, we have
them in abundance at Yale Clothing
House.
The balance of our wall paper stock
will be sold at from 25 to 90 per cent
off. The chance of the season. Will
Lennon.
l have for sale or exchange an up
right piano, in good condition. For
further particulars call on Fred E..
Montney, Yale. 20-2
Read the apportionment of state
taxes on the inside of this issue. You
will find other good reading that will
be OF interest to you.
We want orders for The Michigan
Farmer on trial every week until Jan.
l for only Is cents. Call at our Office
for free sample copies.
Mrs. Peter Phillips is quite sick and
two of Steve Beadle's children, residing
in the same house, are also sick. DR..
Wight who is attending the family re-
port them improving.
On account of the races being post
poned we are one day late with our
paper, but trust our subscribers will
bear with us. A full and complete re-
port of the two days races appears IN
another part of this paper.
About forty ministers of the Flint
Presbytery convened in session at the
Presbyterian Church in Port Huron
Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. VIM.
coulter OF Yale was present and assist
ed In some of the exercises.
We have received complimentary
tickets to the Armada fair for which
we return thanks to the secretary A. J.
Freeman. The fair Is to be held Oct.
4, D and 6, and numerous attractions
are billed for the last days, which will
probably draw large crowds.
The Lexington News is paper
which we enjoy to read. In it one will
find heap of good horse sense. The
following item might be of interest to
some who claim the title of editors:-
"What the public wants is news. 1t
cares nothing for any man sore place.
Personal abuse is not creditable. 1t is
the last resort of blackguard, and
more than that it don't pay!"
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave-, over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he. can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted.
His next visit will be on Friday, Oct.
18th. He will be in his Port Huron
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
We had intended changing the adv,
of Thos. w. Moore this week but il has
been impossible to do so on account of
the rush of work for the races. The
remedies, extracts, and spices handled
by Mr.. Moore are warranted and where
eyer he makes a sale he secures per-
customer. If you have never
tried them it is impossible for you to
judge their worth. GIVE him q trial
order and we guarantee you will not
be disappointed.
Editor Keyes Of the Lexington News
never misses an opportunity to give
Editor Graham of the Peck Times
"dig" about the attention that is being
given the new editor by the pretty
girls of Sanilac County, and oice oerSd.
Whether it is really a fact or purely
we can not truthfully say,
but it is generally conceded that Bro.
Reyes has grown younger since he has
lived in Lexington and from this claims
or at least tries to monopolize the
proud distinction of being the protest
quill pusher and scissors manipulation
in that county. Through the badness
of Editor Hubbel and the piumpness
of Editor English the News man has
had one uninterrupted field, but when
the Peck Times emerged on the sea of
journalism Bro. Keyes soon discovered
"a student of Gladstone" las Editor
Howse puts it, just as handsome or
rather handsomer than himself, and
now these two editors are fighting it
out on this line, "There is no fool
like the old fool"
Story of a Slave.