The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-01-27
Queen Anne soap cts bar at The

Queen Anne soap cts bar at The
Racket.
Great reduction in winter goods at
-Parkinson's.
Twenty-four good envelopes for 8
cts at The Racket.
If you want good overcoat cheap
call on w. II. Ballentine.
DR.. &C. Walker, at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday, Jan. 5lst
Report reaches this Office that old
Mrs. Shelto died on Wednesday.
Will Lennon has just put a Bell
'phOne in his residence on Mechanic
erect.
Where is the best place in Yale to
bay shoes? Why at Parkinson's of
Course.
w. IL. Ballentine has just received u
plce line OF mems bats. Prices reason
able, styles the latest.
For Sale-The Standard bred Trot-
ting Stallion "Shadelock" (28732).
Easy terms. Enquire of Geo. w. Allen,
Yale. So
Business men should not forget the
reguiar meeting in Central Hall next
Monday evening Important business
b. be transs cted.
DR.. BULBS COUGH SYRUP helps con-
giuptiyes, and cures inoipent con-
sumption; the phlegm and heals. 1t Is
without doubt the best cough medicine.
Price 20c-
Treasurer Rose will be at the Rapley
House every Friday next month to
collect taxes. Those who have not
already paid should get the money
and pay up.
Tonight the Maccabees of Brockway
will hold II public snstaliation, oyster
Supper and dance in their hall. Good
music will be in attendance. The pub.
tic In general invited.
A surprise party took place at the
residence Of Geo. Deemert on Friday
evening in honor of Dan. A large
NUMBER of friends were present and
ell enjoyed good time.
Masonic Grand Lodge of Michigan
held its annual meeting in Port Huron
Tuesday aud Wednesday of this week.
The lodges Of the state we're we'll rep
resented. G. L. Holden, w. NJ. of
Brockway lodge was present.
Walt Knapp was in u happy frame
Of mind Tuesday morning, all on ac-
count Of a young farmer having ar
Gived at his home north and east Of
Yale the night before. He weighs 10
pounds and looks just like his dad.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in
Brick Chapel next Sunday afternoon
al O'Clock and in the evening at
O'Clock. As usual the Society extends
q cordial invitation to church goers to
be present as there are always subjects
- "a inn nrf diontTa5nd
Thomas NcGrattan, of Brockway.
kas "a valuable COW and he only wishes
be had more of them. This particular
COW will not be seven years old until
March hut she has had eight calves,
0lree times pair of twins and not one
OF them lost. What farmer has COW
" peat this record?
A business mems association has
been formed ut Richmond with the fol-
lowing officers: President, w. III. Ac-
ker; ice-president, A. Martin Keller;
secretary, Frank j. Hirt; treasurer,
Thns. Tanning. The object of the as
E5Ciatiun IS to secure the establishment
on Il beet sugar factory i'll that village.
IA Ian. IL, "A goodly number of old
fOios acre invited to spend the even
4 . aiih air. and Mrs. George Deemert,
~ Bf.ifie liNti Ottll ullniNCI sui I.
Thr evening VAS happily spent and
hnu, iaihty supper Was served all de-
Fre or home Wishing the host and
h., many more such pleasant oc-
Cs,lUns,
81 .ir citizens claim to possess the
-, ste for sugar factory in the
E3.tc. IL Is just below the city, front
~ 1u 1t. Clair river, and accessible to
the NJcngan Central road without
G b-s ~ ,ther property, thus settling
tir question of water and freight.
TIE question of securing a factory is
b., -Itated.
Thos. Mcleod, pensoner, who has
re-IIed at OH BrOCkway for the past
sx years, Is in luck. Tits reported that
be will receive back pay to the amount
Of 5000 from the government at
Washington. He has been trying to
get this for q number of years and is
dow in a fair way to receive il. Mr..
Mcleod is a PAINTER by trade and
man nearly so years Of age, and him.
self and wife live q quiet, retired life.