The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-08-10

Fine shirts for all at S. Goldberg d
Co.'S.
Whips from 1Octs up at Fox &
Rounds.
Pipes in great variety at Grant Hol-
lden's drug store. -
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
If you want furniture at right prices
call on Goheen & Co. They want your
trade.
Grant Holden has just received a
fine assortment of pipes. If you are a
smoker drop in and look over his line.
If you want to grow heavy crop of
grain it is necessary to use fertilizer.
Mcintyre & Harris have the kind you
want.
Mathews & Wight have just received
a fine assortment of pen tablets. Try
them and know their quality and
cheapness.
J. II. Merrill had the misfortune to
have runaway this week. One of the
results is that he is laid up with serious
bruises and sore spots on his anatomy.
Lost, on Sunday, August 9Th, be-
| tween Peck and Yale, a black cutaway
coat. Finder please leave word at this
Office or with the owner, A. j. Harm
den, Yale.
On account of the camp meeting at
| Argyle, and the pastor, Rev. VIM.
Rennie, being absent, there will be no
service at the f. NJ. church next Sun
day evening.
Chauncey Stevens with the help of
John Henry has been at work the
past week Strengthening some of the
| electric light poles and tightening the
wires. The Improvement is noticeable.
Walker & Middleton have two car
loads of Hard Coal which they will
deliver anywhere in the village for
$500 cash per ton during the next two
weeks. This coal is the very best grade
obtainable.
Ed. Duffie took possession of the
Mcintyre q Harris blacksmith shops
Monday morning, vacated by Dan Nc
Dougall. Dan has gone to Smiths.
Albert Barr will remain at the old
stand as usual.
Robert &. Jackson, father of A. Z. |
Jackson, Proprietor of the Jackson |
House in Yale, is very sick at his home. |
The disease seems to be an enlarge |
ment of the stomach, which physi- |
character. and do not give much en-
couragement to hope for ultimate re-
covery.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron |
ave., over KnilPs drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday of each month
where he can be consulted on diseases
of oil lU
His next visit will be on Friday, Aug.
10th. He will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except |
Fridays.
Did you see them sail through? We |
mean the long trains bearing the inn
mense crowds attending the Saginaw
Supervisors excursions. They passed |
Wednesday on their way to Port Hur-
on, and from the way the cars were
packed with people, the Saginaw val
ley must have had few left at home.
Those who counted tell us that, going
and coming, 9S passenger coaches
passed through Yale that day.
Workmen are busy this week build
ing an outside stairs for the First Ma
tional Bank leading to DR.. Pollock's
Office. The repairs to the interior of
the bank, which were infinitely de-
scribed in the Expositor some time
ago, will soon be under way. The
bank is always up to date in its bust
ness methods, but when these elegant
remodeling plans are consummated, 1t
will have as fine a suit of Office rooms
as can be found in this region.
The undersigned would announce
to the people of this region that they
have formed partnership under the
firm name of Hisey & Holden. 1t is
the purpose of the firm to do a general
buying and shipping business, in
grain, baled hay and straw, and other
farm products. We will also deal in
seeds, first-class fertilizers, coal, etc.
We solicit the patronage of all wheth-
er they haYe products to sell, or sup
plies to purchase. James Hisey,
John Holden.
Nothing particularly new has deyel-
oped in the Nolan murder case this
week, but it would not be at all sur
prising If some startling disclosures
were made soon, as f. n. Losey, the
State street jeweler, who has been COM
missioned private detective, has been
at work upon the case for the past few
Outlook. Floyd surely
will make q success of something soon,
for he is persistent in his efforts. He
has the art of printing and the science
of matchmaking to perfection, and it
would seem by his being commissioned
a private detective there certainly must
come "some startling disclosures" in
whatever case he may handle.
The promised Premium list for the
1900 Yale Fair is now completed and
IN the hands of Secretary Herbert, and
copies of the same can be had by call
ng at his Office. The Fair is now in the
hands of its friends. What it will or =
will not be, depends largely upon their
action. Much can be accomplished by +,
III, but much can be done just now by :
he merchants of Yale speaking to pa
,rons about it. Ask them to attend
he Fair, prepare exhibits, and pass the
good word among their neighbors. In
his respect merchants haye the advan- !
age in more convenient opportunities ,
20 work for the fair. Farmers are iso- :
n tad 400 hut liffla 0f aach ofhar at