The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-04-06
Canned mackerel al Beard,s.

New line of ladies' kid gloves at Bal
lentine's.
Extra heavy dairy pail only 20 cents
at the Racket.
Ballentine keeps the best groceries
IN town. See them.
New line of mems and boys clothing
just received at f.. b. Fuller & Co.'S.
If the Ideal Entertainment Co. only
give one.half their program, the show
will still be worth double the charge.
Ladies, don't overlook the fact that
the time for spring hats is here and
that Mrs. Black will show new goods
next week Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urdaY.
The Board of Registration of Brock
way township at their meeting last
Saturday added sixty new voters to
the register. This township now has
$50 qualified voters.
After long winter of sleep under its
icy coverlet, old Mill creek kicked off
the cover last week, rose up in all its
might, and swept the valley clean. 1t
is thought to have been a triffle more
moderate in its bed cleaning than it was
last year.
Two barns belonging to Richard Can't
lin took fire Wednesday night between
IL and u o'clock and burned to the
ground. About 45 tons of hay, IA head
of cattle, 3 horses, some sheep, buggy
and farm implements were lost. In
sured for 81 200.
A CARD OF THANKs.-Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Grant hereby express their sincere
and heartfelt thanks to their neighbors
and friends for kindly acts and SYM
patty extended them in their recent
bereavement by the death of well
beloved daughter.
The Cuban Land and Steamship Co.,
for which A. Galbraith is agent at Port
Huron, extend their offer for free land
until April 10. Parties thinking of To-
eating in Cuba, or investing in the
Company will write or call on Archim-
edes Galbraith, Port Huron.
G. n. largo, who practiced with DR..
j. b. Stevens during last summer, has
passed a successful examination at the
Toronto Veterinary College and taken
his diploma. Genes many friends will
be glad to know this, and they all wish
him professional prosperity.
For sale, cheap, two very desirable
houses and lots, pleasantly and conve-
niently located in the village of Yale.
These houses are in good repair, well
and cistern water in abundance, and all
other things in shape. For particulars,
call on or write Mrs. Howay, Yale. 1915
Eber Harnden and Will Holden haye
formed a partnership in the hay and
grain trade and will go into that bust
ness at Brown City, to which place the
former expects soon to remove his fam
lily. We wish these lads all manner of
prosperity in their new relation and
location.
How did Mondays weather suit you?
Muddy, cloudy, rainy and drizzly-reg-
ular old time town meeting. day over
head and under foot. Nothing to do,
nothing possible to be done, excepting
come TO town, vote, have a good visit,
and then go home knowing you hadn't
lost mite of time in tending the cleo
ton.
The action taken by Brockway town
ship electors last Monday looking to-
ward the purchase of hole in the
ground out of which to dig gravel Is
step in the right direction. This does
not mean good roads right away; but it
does mean the very best of moderate
priced material out of which good roads
can be made.
A surprise on John Spring and wife
was duly executed Wednesday at their
home near Yale. 1t was Mrs. Springs
6lst birthday and some 80 children and
grandchildren came to remind her of
the fact. The company had pleasant
time and q bounteous repast, and all
most heartily wished their hostess many
returning birthdays.
Peter Laing died at his home in
Chicago, last Sunday night, of con-
Tuesday. He leaves wife and six
stances financially. He worked for
in Yale was made Mason, and was in
good standing at the time of his death.
By cards printed in this Office we
learn that there will be an Easter Ball
at Brockway on Monday evening, April
16, 1900. JIG. Mcmahon is the propri-
etor, and M. Shannahan, NJ. Carney,
and AL Lovelock will be managers. BY
paying the small sum of rs cents, you
can see all who may be there, dance
till daylight, and haYe a fine supper
thrown in free.
Our old-time friend, Daniel Foley, of
Emmett, pulled through the mud and
pumped himself down in Yale last
Wednesday. But this is nothing. Any
&. o. p. man who can pull himself
through to the supervisors seat in EN-
met must have pulling power. It's
our opinion that the mudhole will
have to be very deep and the mud
very sticky if Dan don't pull out all
right.
Announcement:-Pr l.. r. Taylor,
whose most marvellous achievements
and surprising cures have been noted
in these columns, will form class of all
those wishing to know how to render
like aid to the afflicted. The Prof pro-
poses to make any intelligent person,
after few lessons, able to master dis
eases. The class will meet at w. b.
Sayille's residence. Persons wishing
to Join the class, will please call on the
Prof. at an early date.
Did you ever stand, facing the south
east, in the region of the Rapley House