The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-08-03
Trade with D. G. Williams.


A new line of tablets just received at
Mathews g. Nights.
Get your envelopes and letter paper
at The EXpositor Office.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Mrs. Emerson Cooper has been quite
sick this week but is now much better.
e. B. Fuller & Co. are holding a
special sale of shirt waists and muslins.
For fertilizers call at Mcintyre q
Harris warerooms. They handle the
best.
Mary Ware has been engaged by the
the Sharpsyille school board to teach
the coming term.
For mtts and gloves for harvesting
and threshing purposes call at the
Yale Clothing House.
To keep up with orders, the Yale
Milling Co. are obliged to run their
mill at nights again.
You can get any priced pipe you
want at Grant Holden's. A fine as
sortment to pick from.
Wanted, a middle aged lady to keep
house for an aged couple. Call on or
address Alphonso Gray, Yale, Mich
Oats are falling rapidly, into sheayes
and shock. A few days more and the
last harvest of the 10th century will be
ended.
On and after August 18th the bust
ness places of the village will close at
s O'Clock in the evening, Saturdays ex-
cepted.
On account of the pastors absence
at Romeo Camp meeting, there were
no services in the NJ. +. church last
Sunday evening.
Lakeport seems to be the great
Mecca these days. Fully as many
people Journeyed thither last Sunday
as travelled to some of our churches.
Rev. FIR. Culllnane will conduct ser.
vices on Sunday, Aug. 9Th, as follows:
In Michaels' Hall in Yale at $50 a. M,
and at the Catholic church in Speaker
at 1870 a. m.
Rev. VIM. Sidebotham, occupied the
NJ. E. pulpit at Brockway last Sunday
afternoon. The pastor, Rev. j. A.
Rowe, was absent attending the Camp
meeting at Romeo.
Workmen have been engaged the
past week moving ]. A. Menzies'
house back about 20 feet from where
it stood. An addition will be built in
front and the old part enlarged and
improved.
A. w. Ferguson is reported to be feel
ing much better during the past few
days. We are glad to note the good
news, and hope it is so we'll founded
that more and more of the same char
acter may follow.
The road to Jericho, is an old and
historic path. All Odd Fellows know
something of its meaning, though they
haye never fallen among thieves.
There is to be special work at Advance
Lodge, No. 80, on Friday evening,
Aug. Sd; and all the brethren are re.
quested to be present.
The Nj. E. Lawn Social held at DIR.
Nights last evening, was in full blast
at the time of our going to press with
this issue. The attendance was large
and the occasion one of special enjoy
ment by all present. AS many of the
most liberal eaters, and of course the
most liberal payers, are yet to be serv-
ed, we cannot name the exact sum of
the proceeds. The returns from the
precincts thus far heard from, indi-
cate that the total results will exceed
thirty dollars.
The Annual State Teachers Insti-
tute for st. Clair county will begin in
the high school building at Port
Huron next Monday, Aug. 6 and con-
tinue for eight days. Supt. o. /.
Wooley, Menominee, Supt. w. +.
Lewis, Port Huron, will have charge
of the instruction. Commissioner r.
s. Campbell has been appointed as
sstant conductor.
Seated on the top of his own famous
Catamaran, Silver Sam hove into town
Wednesday. Using his boat for ros-
trum, be spoke to the people in the
open cir in the evening. A crowd was
there to hear him. Whether we be-
lieve in Sam or his silver there is a
charm about his speaking that at
tracts His voice is magnificent, and
his fun is good for the blues.
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