The Yale expositor., 1900-08-17

Ballentlne's.
S. Goldberg & Co. takes butter and
eggs as cash.
Pipes in great variety at Grant Hol-
den's drug store.
If you want first-class groceries call
on ID. G.. Williams.
Buy bolt of cotton while the sale
lasts at Ballentine's.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Go to f. b. Fuller & Co. for u cut
price suit of clothes. See front win
dow.
A new line of ties just received at
the Yale Clothing House. They are
beauties.
Lost-A ladY's black jacket. Finder
will please leave at Putney & Cham
berlain's store.
Robert Ellar left bushel of fine red
astrachan apples at the publishers
house, for which we are very thankful.
The stockholders are anxious to
know what has become of the money
taken in at the grand stand during the
races last fall. Can any one tell?
VIM. MacRobert has moved to Bry-
anston, Ont, for which place he took
the train on Wednesday of this week.
Fl orders The Expositor to follow him
to his new home.
Walker & Middleton have two car
loads of Hard Coal which they will
deliver anywhere in the village for
Sc. 90 cash per ton during the next two
weeks. This coal is the very best grade
Ohfa hla
When going to Port Huron and wish
ing to trade at o. L. Boice's, just bear
in mind that his new store on Pine
Groye avenue is nearly completed,
and soon you must go there to find his
place of business.
Some of the peach orchards that
were killed deader than q door nail
year ago, are loaded with peaches this
year. Some varieties are selling for
40 cents bushel In the local markets
of West Michigan towns.
The decision arrived at by business
men at their meeting last Monday eve
was not to shut up for general out
ing. This leaves it so that trade may
60 on as usual, and the country being
free any one can go who wants to.
Editor Menzies, of the Yale EXPOSE
tor. has won fame and fortune-fame
since the first issue of his excellent
paper, but fortune more recently, we
should Judge, as he has commenced
rebuilding and enlarging his house.
Capac Journal.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Rider,
on Monday, Aug. Is, daughter. The
girl comes little too late for the 1900
census. but though not counted, it
would take an army of smart men to
convince George that she is of no &C
count.
A new cross walk is now placed at
the crossing of Main and Wood streets
in front of Putney d Chamberlain
store. The many crosswalks repaired
or the new ones put down in Yale this
season, are not now appreciated, but
just wait until the season changes and
then speak your little piece.
A. l.. Clark returned yesterday from
a two days visit to Detroit attending
a meeting of the American Association
of Opticians. Through the courtesy of
the large drug firm of Parke, Davis &
Co., Mr.. Clark, with about 800 other
opticians, was escorted through the
mammoth establishment of this Co.
We notice the following among the
real estate transfers published during
the past week: Colin Mckenzie to Ii.
land in Kenockee; consider |
alton, $50. -. G. Mcmahon to James |
land in Brockway; con-
$50. =. VIM. A. Cavanagh |
to j. S. Cavanagh, land in Brockway; |
consideration, $500.
To. day the M. E. church of Speaker
hold an all-day picnic in Hon. Gilmore |
Putney's grove, which promises to be |
the leading event of the season. Able |
speakers from distance will aid home |
talent in an entertaining program. The |
Peck band are there to discourse mu-
sic, and dinner and CONNECTIONS will be |
served. The proceeds are to apply on
the church debt.
The State Institute which has been
held in Port Huron during the past
week closed on Wednesday. Prof.
Woodley says that in no county of the
state do teachers turn out in such
large numbers as in st. Clair county.
He reports that the first day there was
tw ice as many teachers present at the
local institute as Is usually found at
Institutes held in other counties.
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your friends and equally as much if
not more to banquet your enemies;
out the meanest man we have heard
Of lately 10 the one who was shy the
price to banquet his enemies and bor-
'owed the cash from friends and when
asked to return it two years after be-
ZANE angry. Such man would steal
he pennies from the eyes of corpse.
An autopsy was held last Tuesday
evening upon the body of r. G.. jack
ION, who died that day. The disease
vas not clearly revealed and for the
satisfaction of friends and attending
physicians post norton examination
IF the body was had. The autopsy
'eyealed an enlarged liver, one that
vas indeed huge, having so augmented
is dimensions as to fill the chest cavity
Ind press with great force upon the
vioera and vital organs.
When passing north on Main street
ust face the east in front of Rev. FIR.
residence and you'll see
transformation. And it
Ill came in day. Those hummocks