The Yale expositor., 1899-07-21

| FOX Rounds.
l.. Higer d Sons.
Grace Association.
Yale Milling Company.
Ballentine's Double Store.
Universal tinware member only 10c
at The Racket.
James Brown is travelling in the in
terest of the Yale Milling Co.
Mrs. J. p. Losey has been quite sick
the past week, but is now some better.
Lost-Rubber tire off baby cab.
Finder will kindly leave same at DR..
V. A. Lacy's Office.
Farmers You will soon need grain
bags. Ballentine sells them at S1.75
and $500 per dozen.
The frame of John Holden's house
is up and enclosed and the workmen
are busy putting on the roof.
DR.. w. G.. Wight still continues to
improve his residence on Main street.
A fine cement walk now beauties the
lawn.
Jas. S. Kennefick expects to leave
Sanilac Centre for Ireland about the
last of August. There is nothing sure
about it though.
A letter received from Mollie Brown
on Monday, announces her safe arrival
in Los Angeles. She was not on the
train that was wrecked.
Joe Allen, who is at Harper's Hospit-
al, Detroit, is gaining in health. He
intends to return to Yale as soon as
able to stand the journey.
At Fox & Rounds you can buy anti
rust pals and wash boilers. If these
goods are ever found to rust, return
them and you will get new ones in
their place. They also have wash boil
ers price 60 cents.
Last Saturday was big day for The
Racket. They had special sale and
it was success. The Racket did more
business on that day than it had in
any one day since starting in business
over q year ago. Harry VanVleet the
manager is acknowledging business
man.
Reports come in quite regularly of
sheep being killed by dogs. 1t does
seem that a man who will keep dog
that will annoy other people-at least
to kill their stock-should be made to
suffer for it. AT any rate there should
be war made on the dogs until they
are killed off.
The OES Lodges of May Vile, Mar
lette and Brown City haye postponed
their annual excursion from July 9th,
to Aug. End. 1t is expected that Yale
Lodge will take part. Later-It has
been decided by the committee who
has the matter in charge to postpone
indefinitely the OES excursion on ac-
count of so many other excursions at
this time.
Capt. William Astor Chanler, Con-
gresham from New York, is the presi-
dent of The New York Star, which
is giving away forty dollar bicycle
daily, as offered by their advertise
ment in another column. Hon. Amos
j. Cummings, NJ. c., Col. Asa Bird
Gardner District Attorney of New
York, Ex-Governor Hogg, of Texas,
and Col. Fred Feigl, of New York, are
among the well known names in their
Board of Directors.
Robt. Kicks has a fine farm in the
northwestern portion of this township.
1t is fertile and raises great crops and
he knows how to cultivate it to bring
about such results. The vegetables he
grows cannot be surpassed as we can
testify. This week we were presented
with mess of new potatoes, the finest
we ever laid our eyes upon. We feel
very thankful and wish the old gentle
man and his amiable wife long life
and happy one.
A female button fastener and medi-
cine fakir appeared on the streets of
Yale on Wednesday. She nearly threw
some of our bashful young bachelors
into spasms by volunteering to fasten
with neatness and dispatch a button
on any part of any garment that they
might chance to have on. Some, who
were not so sensitive, accepted her SER
vices, and had buttons attached to
various parts of their "unmention-
ables" :.nd undergarments "while they
waited" Not few tested some of her
medicine, but there hasn't yet been
sufficient time to ascertain results in
this direction.
The finest and incest line of Toilet Soaps at
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