The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1901-09-06

Shoe sale all this week at Esper &
Co.'S. Bargains.
A lot of trimmed sailor hats going at
sc at Mrs. James Browns. Get one.
G.. A. r. reunion at Romeo, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday, Sept. IS,
10 and 20. All old soldiers and sailors
invited.
Found on the show case in E. B.
Fuller & Co.'S store pair of spectacles
in case. Owner can have same by call
ing at the store.
Salesman Wanted to look after our
interests in st. Clair and adjacent coun-
ties. Salary or commission. Address
Lincoln Oil Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 1872
Last week 1 went about, full of trou-
BILE and of doubt. Now Pm smiling
Rocky Mountain Tea last night. Grant
Holden.
Lots For Sale-Two desirable lots on
corner of Mill and Kennifick streets.
Will be sold reasonable. For further
particulars and terms write or call on
Joseph Etfrick, Yale.
The merchants commenced Septem-
Der End, to close their places of busi-
ness at s o'clock each evening, except
Saturday. This practice will be con-
tinued during the fall and winter
months.
A minister in the western part of the
county recently preached very good
sermon from the text "Be We there
fore steadfast." He was madden than
a wet hen when printer made 1t read,
"Be we there for breakfast"
In a letter from James Sharp, of
RidgelY, Md, which contained sub
scription price of Expositor paying for
the paper in advance Mr.. Sharp writes:
"We have taken your paper good
many years. 1t gives us all the news
and we would be lonesome without it.
Leslie Silverthorn is now employed
in Wallace Adams harness shop.
Wslly informs us that work is increas-
ing and that he has several orders for
team harness. This shop has state
wide reputation for turning out har-
ness that stands the wear and tear and
for this reason orders from distance
are sent here.
Chas. Tunis, II. II. Doelle, Vaughn
Francis and Justin Robinson are nego-
tlating for the purchase of tract of
timber land in Presque Isle county
and If secured these gentlemen will
move a lath mill to the property and
commence the manufacture of lath.
There is plenty of timber on the land to
keep them busy for q number of years,
and if the price of late keeps up, they
will make some money out of the deal.
James Brown has completed taking
the census of Dist. No. /, Brockway
township, and makes the following re-
port:-During the last school year 70
of school age have moved out of town,
and 20 have reached the age of 20 and
consequently are counted out, making
q deficiency of 9S. To make up for
this there are IS who haye moved into
the district, and % tive-year-olds, max
ing total of school children, 408 be-
tween and under 20, against 402 last
year.
Hunt Stock Company has been here
during the week playing nightly in
Central Hall to well filled houses.
This is the first appearance in Yale for
this company and their performances
are being we'll received. The company
is we'll balanced aud up to the stand
ard, being not only first-class actors,
but proving themselves to be ladies and
gentlemen, and the house is kept in
ringing applause by their clever acting
and witty sayings. Kate Fitzgibbon,
the star, is very clever and graceful
actress, and her sweet soprano voice
captivates the audience; also the "rag
time" songs of Marie Fitzgibbon are
very much appreciated. The acting on
the stage of Mr.. NJ. A. Hunt has not
been equalled for some time, if eyer,
in Yale. Little Jack Fitzglbbon is
wonder for his age. His make-ups
and comic songs and dances brings
down the house. We hope Mr.. Hunt
will again visit our village in the near
future. The reputation he has made
while here will assure him q crowded
house should he return. Tonight the
company will present the beautiful
four act drama "Forgiven," and on
Saturday night romantic drama in
FIVE acts, "a Sailors Lass"