The Yale expositor., 1899-09-08

DR.. Milbrandt
Fox d Rounds
l.. Higer u Sons
T.. b. Fuller d Co
Yale Clothing House
New Ads.
Putney & Chamberlain.
Yale Races, Sept. 20 and 2l.
Gasoline or kerosene tank for sale.
Enquire at EXpositor office.
Armour's. Farmers Union and North
western fertilizers for sale by Mcintyre
d Harris, Yale,
Bigger than ever is our stock OF
school books and school supplies this
year. viii Lennon.
+. b. Fuller q Co. have the largest
and best assortment of shoes IN this
part of st. Clair county.
VIII Campbell, who has just finished
a fine new house on his farm in Lynn,
moved in the past week.
Frank VanCamp has moved part of
his household goods from Speaker in
to the house lately purchased OF Rev.
z. Traver.
VIM. Warren. of Capac, will fill Bert
Burke's place in +. 3. Fuller d Co s.,
store for couple of weeks, during
Bert's visit at his home in Capac.
GIRL WANrED-Competent girl for
general homework in small family.
Good wages paid to the right person.
Apply to O. Granger, Memphis, Mich.
Don't forget to paint that house or
barn this fall and don't forget to get
good goods to do it with. If you get
the observation-disclosures or Boydell paints
you have the best.
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
Mrs. Harvey Tappan in putting
kerosene oil on fire was severely
burned about the face, Wednesday
morning. She is much better at pres
ent although the burn Is yet quite
painful.
Our boot black has left as myster
iously as he came. He is a bright lit
tie fellow trying to earn an homes
living. We understand he went tC
Sanilac Centre where he will probably
"shine" around the court house for
time.
Will HYDE had rather narrow es
cape one day lately. He was standing
near steam thresher which was II
motion when the belt broke strikins
him on the lower eXtremities knock
ing the skin off and otherwise bruis
ing him.
Ground has been broken for tn
new Catholic Rectory and the mason
will go to work at once and build tn
stone foundation. We hope to see
new building on this Society's ground
in the north part of the village befor
winter sets in.
As evidence of how much the recen
: rain was needed, it is reported that tn
drouth was so severe at Moore's Corn
| ers that cattle in that locality wer
losing their horns. 1t seems incredibl
but a preacher brings in the report, an
r the hornless kline are there to prove II
/ truthfulness.
Mrs. Chas. Hoicomb, who has bee
! suffering for long time with cancer
died in this place on Wednesday morr
ing aged 40 years. The funeral will b
held at the NJ. p. church this Friday
5 afternoon at o'clock, Rev. J. Il. Keit
/: officiating. Interment at McFadde
a cemetery. Obituary next week.
Leslie Silverthorn, who has been
= the harness business in Yale for tn
past two years, sold his stock to j. /
l. Rose formerly of Rose Bros, Peel
}, Mr.. Rose has moved the material
e Avoca where he will continue the blu
k mess. Leslie doesn't know just y,
II what he will go at but we can say thu
Q whatever he may engage in he has on
best wishes for success.
d DIR. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, MOI
It and Throat Specialist, of 229 Hurc
d ave., over KnilPs drug storel. 20
o Huron, will be at the Rapley, Hous
n Yale, the second Friday of each mon
e where he can be consulted on dlseas
% of above organs only. Glasses fitte
d His next visit will be on Friday, Sci
d 9Th. He will be in his Port Hur'
20 Office every day in the month exec
Fridays.
d. Money saved by having your prescrptlt
s. filled ut Grhnt Holden's drug store.