The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-05-19

The poker-playing physician is sure
OF an occasional call.
See Ballentine's ad for new goods
and always lowest prices.
Lothian will have fresh vegetables,
strawberries, ETC., on Saturday.
A progressive st. Louis woman uses
the telephone in making social calls.
Another lot of sailor hats just re-
ceived at The Racket. Your cheice
only 10 cents.
w. b. SavIlle and Bert Mcdonald
our painters and paper hangers, have
been more than busy the past two
weeks.
In the real estate transfers of the
past week we notice that Susan Nc
Arthur has sold to Edwin l.. Dunn
land in Yale; consideration $1,000.
The auction sale held at the Hotel
de Martin barns Saturday did not pan
out as well as the proprietor, f. Mont
ney, expected. Everything was sold
at some price.
Lost-Somewhere on the road be-
tween the Postoffice in Yale and seven
miles east lady's plush coat. Finder
will please leave at Hotel Jackson,
Yale, and receive reward. 3
No steps as yet have been taken to
bring to justice the culprits who at
tempted to burn the buildings in the
rear of the Commercial House, al
|. though suspicion rests rather strongly
upon certain ones.
Geo. w. Bell auctioneer will sell for
the undersigned by public auction at
the premises one mile north and four
miles east of Yale, on Wednesday,
May 81, 1899, at one o'clock d. m.
sharp, lot of farm stock, implements,
household goods, etc. Wendell Hall
man.
Prof. j. @. Roode, of Yale, was here
last Saturday and received pleasant
greetings from his numerous friends.
He has been re-engaged as superin-
tendent of the public schools at Yale,
at an increased salary, which not only
shows that he has rendered good and
efficient service, but that his labor has
been duly appreciated.-North Branch
Gazette.
David Macarthur sr., and wife, after
selling all of their real estate in Yale
packed up their household goods and
on Tuesday embarked for Canada
where they will take mp their residence
at Renfrew. Mack is one of the pio-
neer residents of Brockway township
and his many friends regret to see him
leave but trust that he will not forget
to visit them once iii while.
Philo Truesdell's Port Huron Mar.
BILE and Granite Works have some fine
specimens of workmanship in the GEM
eteries around Yale. Besides dealing
in marble and granite monuments Mr..
Truesdell handles a large line of
mantles and CRATES. lie Will be pleas
ed to furnish prices to intending pur-
chasers. When in Port Huron call at
his establishment, 0l-405 Butler Street
and inspect his stock.
No society in the state to-day has
met with greater success than the Mac
cabees or are more prompt in the pay
ment OF death claims. Sir Knight j.
A. Wilson, of Yale Tent, No. sc, KOTM
died April 9th and on May 18th his
benehciarles received a check for
$1,000. This amount, coming as it
does In the time of need, is god-send
and will be great help to those de-
pendent upon the father and husband.
The Frank Tucker Comedy Company
took their departure from Yale Mon
day morning after putting in a week
at Central Hall. Although the COM
pany was not favored with crowded
houses the people present were treated
to fine entertainments. Saturday
evening q barrel of flour was given
away TO the holder OF the lucky num-
Der at the drawing. Jesse A. Rapley
was the one who carried the barrel of
flour home with him.
The Sanilac County Times, Peck's
new paper, lies on our table. II ia q
five-column Quarto, has liberal pa
tronage of advertisements, is well fill
ed with local and county news written
In spicy and interesting way and bids
fair TO live long life. Tom Graham,
the editor and publisher, Is an able at
torney well known throughout Sanilac
county, and in the practice of his pro-
fession coupled with the newspaper
will no doubt make money. Here's
success.
Are you fond of fishing, and would
you like to know of place where
there is Observation-Disclosures ou-can-
carry pond? For some weeks the
Ladies of the Presbyterian church at
Brockway have been stocking a fish
pond, with all kinds of fish. That
pond will be open at Maccabee Hall in
Brockway, Tuesday evening, May 30th.
Besides the fish pond there is to be
games OF all kinds, and social that
now promises to be the event of the
season. Put some bait in your pocket,
shoulder your rod and come and enjoy
the fun.