The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-02-10

LnnG for Poe NJ ~ next week.
Good curry combs for Bets ut The
Racket.
Gnld-bow spectscles only sscts at
The Racket.
l'r. W. &. Walker ut Rapley House.
Yale, Tuesday, Feb %.
Remember the heat place to buy
hardware is at Fox Il Rounds.
To stick things use Majur's cement.
Bewarei Don't take substitute.
1t will pay yam t. call at Boards
and see the clocks he il giving away
for Sl2. so Cash trade.
Grant Holden H. dispensing drugs
with more gpnsal smile than usual
young daughter whn arrived at his
residence ednesday morning. Feb
ruHry 9Th.
The VI. +. church cougreg ilion will
hold their services IN {. +. MHhnels'
hall next SUNDAY morning and eve
ming. SUNDAY school al Ia o'clock,
preaching at II O'Clock 10y the Rev.
g.. ". baldwin, presiding elder of Port
Huron District, ami sacrament after
sermon. Evening service AZ u'ciOek
b the pastor.
The twenty young men who gave
party IN Michaels' HAIL, "Wednesday
evening, are being congratulated GA
the able manner m when II was gotten
up and the harmony aud eHse with
when everything moved along. A
nice crowd VAS Present, about 10, the
ladies IN the prrtiie>t uf costumes, the
gentlemen IN tie happle>t of humOrs.
he hall was preiiily decorated aud the
dance went nIeTrllS along Ia the music
of the Port Huron ity Orcnrsira. The
supper was exceedingly line, ~eryed by
j. Il. Paisley, OF the kapley House.
The party was very successful and all
enjoyed pleasant time.
Since the fire of sunday last, hardly
enough can be- said IN praise of our
system Of wateTwurks. With the old
hire protection the church could not
have been saved, aud our cltlZens are
cOngrutulating themselves on this ex-
cellent system which insures us safety
from lire IN most cases lsO nresi-
dent Andreae Receives credit for his
IN having the hytirants
covered, ~ in the case of Sand Beach,
which Inst n $l2,OW school building be-
cause the water mains were frozen.
A little carelessness la these things
mean many big loss. Ne are Ger.
talnly in good shape To combat n lire.
The Monroe Independent. edited and
published by our old friend Henry
Maloney, formerly of Yale, has been
denied admission through the mails
rs second class matter, aud Atr. Ma.
louey thinks there Is power behind
the throne which moved thr p"stotfice
department in making this decs on
as there undoubtedly ls. lhe Indie
pendent Is one ct the best of local
papers. full To the hrlm with clean,
new-y local items, personals, and news
of interest tn the CITY aud vicinity. A
paper Monroe should he proud If. We
trust the post office departm mt will |
soon see the matter in u better light rs
il looks to us that no such decision |
should be made by II
Im!ey city was the scene of a terri. |
bic wreck on the Grand rink early |
Monday morning. Two fast express
trains, one east bound, the other west
bpund, met with terrific furce Just
west of the station. The engineer aud
two mail clerks of west bound tram |
were killed outright. Four trainmcn
GA the east bound were seriously
wnunded, and passengers on both bad
ly shaken up am bruised Train crew
on No. neglected to ohey the order to
pass train No. q ut Inlay city and WAS
travelling at more than 30 miles an
hour. M. 6 was siunlug up FOR the
station when No. appeared and coll
Tision was inevitable. fhe engine crews
jumped, but the baggage Car toppled
over aud killed those as above. The
engines were telescoped but did not
leave the track.