The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-08-25
Marriage Licenses Obtained,
Insurance written in first-class
Companies.
Yale races Sept. 20 and 81.


Nice water set for 25c at The Racket.
Single harness nearly new only $500
at The Racket.
Buggy whips at your own price at
Wallace Adams.
Thos. Wharton is out again after a
couple of weeks sickness.
Try one of those cream separators
for sale by Fox q Rounds.
Don't fail to attend the ice cream
social Wednesday evening.
A new walk has been built in front
of the Primary school building.
Will Lennon will furnish any and
all kinds Of school books this year.
Another batch of new subscribers
added to the Expositor's list this week.
Mrs. S. Curvin now rides a new Yale
Toledo wheel purchased of Mcintyre
q Harris.
Harry NanVleet and wife moved in
to the Freeman house on Mill street
last week.
Mrs. Drummond sold her house and
lot on Jones street to Edward Newell
last Saturday.
Try The Expositor for three months
for % cents. The best paper in this
part of the county.
Mrs. w. X. Scott has begun the work
of taking the school census OF District
No. !, Yale village.
Go to Mcintyre & Harris for your fer
tiizer. They handle Farmers Union
Northwestern and Armor's.
Station agent Griswold informs us
that GA tickets were sold from this
place to Detroit on Sunday.
John Menerey has been looking
after his brother Bob's business during
the latter's absence in Chicago.
Wharton & Holden are selling a
great many Empire Drills this season.
Why because they are the best.
The dog poisoner has been getting
in his work the past week. DR.. j. b
Stevens lost a valuable dog and others
got the bait but were saved.
1t is evident that the soaking OF
ones feet IN the waters of Lake Huron
does not have any effect on the swell.
ing in the head. Better soak the head
next.
Keep in mind the game of base ball
at the fair ground next Monday after
noon between the benedicts and bache-
lors. Some professional ball playing
may be looked for.
Ed. Armstrong; blacksmith shop
will be closed on Monday, Aug. %, but
will be opened again for business or
Tuesday morning. Ed. has large
trade and is doing well.
Will Lennon has placed neat and
artistic sign on the Palmer lot in Yale
advertising his drug, school book and
stationery business. The sign was
painted by Fred Palmer.
The F. e. p. NJ. R'y Co. will run ar
excursion to Saginaw next Sunday
Aug. 81. The train will leaye Yale $50!
standard time, reaching Saginaw a.
HOO a. m. Returning will leave al
$3.50 p. m. Fare for round trip from
Yale 80 cents.
Black your boots sir! black your
boots sir! do 'em quick and fine; shine
'em up sir! shine 'em up sir! only cos
you half a dime. Yale has taken or
metropolitan airs and now supports 9
boot black. A young lad landed in
town this week and is now doing 9
paying business backing boots anC
shoes.
The drouth is doing considerable
damage to the corn crop, which prom.
ised to be such big yield and unless
rain soon comes in sufficient quantities
it will be complete failure. Pastures
are fairly burning up and nearly al
the farmers in this locality are feeding
their stock. Everything and every
body is suffering for rain.
This week we call the attention Of
our readers to the professional card OF
A. Pollock NJ. d. which appears in tn,
business directory of the Expositor
The DR.. has recently embarked in thu
medical profession in our village anC
has taken up Office rooms over thu
Yale Bank. He is graduate of De
troit Medical College, also of New
York City in 1891, Licentiate of st
Paul, Mimi, and comes highly recon-
mended. We predict for him fai
share of the public patronage, and be
ing practitioner of over IL years hi
success is assured
Money saved by having your prescription