The Yale expositor., 1899-09-15

The Racket
II. +. Baird
II. C.. Martin
l.. Higer & Sons
Putney q Chamberlain
New Adys.
J. +. Gorringe.
Wallace Ballentine
Yale Races, Sept. 20 and 81.
Council proceedings this week.
Good winter corset for 25ots at The
Racket.
"That Mysterious Major" is the title
of the new story that begins on the in
side of this paper this week.
After September 9th II. Z. Beard
will discontinue to give alarm clock
tickets. All outstanding tickets will
be redeemed at per cent.
We will give free trial subscription
to the Michigan Farmer to run to Jan.
l to every subscriber who will pay all
arrearages within the next 30 days.
Capt. Dreyfus has been found guilty.
The last chapter of this world famous
trial has been closed, the particulars of
which will be found on the inside of
Expositor this week.
c. c. Sherman, secretary Of the
North Branch fair and races, has our
thanks for complimentaries to the an
nual meeting of that association to be
held Sept. p, 2S and 20.
All knights of Loyal Guard will
hereafter pay assessments to Henry
Pearce instead of Charley Palmer as
the latter has moved to Cheboygan
where he has secured employment.
Dave Grinnell with his new Rusher
and traction engine is making things
hum these days. Nearly every day
since receiving these machines have
been occupied and he is still on the
go. Success Dave.
Miss Eua Dooley is now in charge of
the Grace Association store in the
Allen building, Mrs. Brown and Miss
Bentley retiring. Every contract made
by the association in the past will be
carried out in the future.
The Port Huron Republican has
been designated to publish the annual
/ delinquent tax list for st. Clair county.
The Brown City Banner publishes the
| list for Sanilac county. These lists VIII
/ be published next March.
! j. C. Hart has built an addition to
the building lately occupied by Leslie
Silyerthorn. This will give Wallace
Adams, who will move therein, much
more room to display his stock Of
! harness and horse furnishings.
Chauncy Kelley has just completed
! the building of q substantial stone
foundation for Mrs. Hennessy's new
house in the southern part of the will
age. Chance has had number of
years experience ana always does first
class work, giving satisfaction in every
case.
Walter Reddicliffe, of the Northern
part of the state, has moved to Yale
with his family and now occupies the
Darcy house. He has bought Bert
Traviss' dray business. Bert will move
to the northern part of the state to try
that climate for asthma with which he
is troubled.
The F&PM R'y Co. advertises just
one more Sunday excursion to Detroit
this year. Special train leaves Yale a.
1852 n. m. standard time, Sept. 18th
arriving at Detroit at IL 80 a. m. Re
turning train leaves Detroit from G.. T
depot, foot of Brush street, at 6;30 p
m. Fare for round trip from Yale
Sl.00.
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 aboYe 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 excep
Fridays.
The Exposition is recognized to be thu
leading newspaper in Yale and when {
person wants to get the news of tn,
town and neighborhood The Exposi
, tor is subscribed for. The publishe
will always keep up the standard, ant
therefore whatever has or may be SAT-
by opponents we will pay no attention
, TO the slanderous articles. Never vii
/ we lower ourselves and our paper I,
tumble in the filth pile with sucl
characters.
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