The Yale expositor., June 14, 1895, Image 8

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GREEN
(From Paris)
PURPLE
(From London)
Will make the festive
Fota to Bug hump.
Insect Powder
for Flics and Vermin
dust received an of her large
invoice of Wall'Paj)cr.
Price away down.
Grant t Holden
TTOT7I3, DBTJGQIST.
Yale.
Mich
A Prophet
"Dropped in" our store the other
.ri.jir t. i.i.a- iirmind and see what
we were selling. leaving
he prophesied that wen " i"e
largest business in uue.
wiiv not V We sell
FURNITURE at
A Profit
That meets the approval of every
customer, and we i. simile si class
of goods that se".! themselves.
Hed l'oom Suits from $17 to j53..
Parlor rurniture, Side Hoards,
Tables. Chairs, and in fact every
thing: that is handled in a first
class Furniture Store.
Approve it?
Should say Yes. Our Furniture,
Fianos. Organs, Sewing Ma
chines, and Farm Implements
are bought bv people who really
don't need them. 1'ictnie Fram
ing done on short notice. I p
holstering a Specialty.
Him&Cwr,
Corner Dnllie lilock. Yale, Mich.
EXPOSITIONS.
Incidents and Accidents In and
About Yale.
House to Kent Harvey Tappan.
Hore races in Tort Huron June 11
to 14.
Call at Will Lennon's and get a free
sample of Century Catarrh Cure.
W. P.. Saville h doing a line piece oi
decorating on the interior of the P.rick
Chapel.
F. A. Newsted has secured a situation
with the Deering Machine Co and left
for-Jackson on .Monday.
lgonac will celebrato the glorious
fourth. Horse races and other amuse
ments will be indulged in.
Mr?. W. Cowing is moving her house
hold goods to Detroit where she will
take up her residence soon.
Fourth of July will be celebrated in
Michaels' hall July fourth by a grand
ball and supper. Kverybody invited.
Hood time guaranteed.
The Kxpositoii is one day late this
..mot rm nirpniuit. of our ready prints
not arriving in time. Wo hope our
subscribers will bear witn us.
ti,o Pni Kirial civeii in the Dis
ciple church last week Wednesday
evening was largely auenueu mm ui
ioved bv all. Net proceeds $10.05.
MarriAfi nn Tupsilav. June 11. 1S95,
by Key. L. Clark, Lee Stead man, of I
Ionia, and Miss Mary Hose, of Yale.
The bride's many friends in these
parts wish her success and happiness.
One wouldn't think by the youthful
appearance of Dr. Wight's counten
ance s-inco he "removed" his mous
tache that he is one of Yale's mot
popular and proficient medical men.
The undersigned wishes to sell a
piece of land, 24 acres, or trade for
Yale property, situated 12 miles from
Fort Huron, small orchard, house and
barn on place. For particulars enquire
of J. C. Hart. G
Sir Knights of Yale tent, No. 8fi,
will meet in KOTM hall Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock sharp, form in line
and inarch to the M. K. church. Vis
iting Sir Knights are also invited to
meet at same place and join in with
Yale tent. By orderof committee.
It ought not to insult a business man,
or any other, if ho owes a jut debt, to
be asked for the sum in a gentlemanly
way. The man ought not to tccl it
necessary to bluff the man he owes m
an ungentlemanly manner cither.
I5usine transactions arc not entirely
one-sided, neither was tho world built
for the bristled race exclusively.
I have two little grand children who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel com
plaint. I give them Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Kemody
and it acts like a charm. I earnestly
recommend it for children with lowei
troubles. I was myself taken with a
Hevere attack of bloody ilux, with
cramps and pains in my stomach, one
third of a bottle of this remedy cured
me. Within twenty-four hours 1 was
out of bed and doing my house work.
Mn. W. L. Di naoav, lion-aqua, Hick
man Co., Tenn. For salo by Will
Lennon.
Ad changes-
Will Lennon, tirugs
F. H. (Jibbs Sc Co.. general hardwaro
W. H. P.allentine, general merchan
dise. ... . -
L. 11 iirer & Hons, clothing anu im-
nihliings.
House to Kent Harvey Tappan.
Horse races at Brown City next
week June l'J-20.
Phil. Iron's biv KPrvicCS ill tllPM.L.
church Sunday eyenmg, onnu iu.
Tim villiirro tn v rpppints are printed
Prepare to pay your taxc9 to the
treasurer.
a fino ubnwpr of rain Wednesday
afternoon cooled the almospnero con
siderablv.
There will be a grand l iremens
Tournament and Band Competition at
Borneo next Thursday, J une -inn.
John" McDonald has severed his
,ww.. itl. tli.. V. &. V. M. Jt'v
Co. and Deed Middleton is the genial
express man.
1 have several 80-acre pieces ot lanu
and improved farms in Sanilac county
that I would trade for houses and lots
in Yale. :I7- B. It. N.uu.i:.
'i-i.p KnTI puision train to Port
Huron last Sunday consisted of twelve
passenger coaches all well tilled.
uite a large number of Yale citizens
went to Port Huron.
Tim Vnnr ihnf.TnK' will not bo cel
ebrated in Yale this year. It is thought
best to wait until next year and com
mence ear v in the reason to auveruse
and have a big blow out.
1 ic nnt nor-pssiirv for VOU to borrow
vour neighbor's cultivator any more.
V. II. Harris is now selling them so
cheap that you will be time and money
ahead it you purcuaseoneior jumwu.
C. F- Michaels has spent a great deal
of tune and money in fixing up his
buildings and premises on corner of
Kennitic and Wood streets. Charley's
enterprise is deserving considerable
notice.
Yale base ball boys went to Brown
City last week Thursday ami played a
n u inn wii tlw nine at that nlace. The
score at the end of the ninth inning
stood Mci to 10 in tavor oi laie. -iiou
or to whom honor is due.
Miiri' .Tune Vanderburgh, of Yale,
has been granted a divorce from her
husband Charles w . anueruuru uu
the grounds of desertion. Vander
burgh is supposed to be located on
Vancouver Island. Port Huron News,
June 5.
Wanted A steady and strong young
man from the country, sixteen
to eighteen years of age. Must be
temperate, genteel and a hustler. For
W. A. Silverthom,
:',21 South Western Avenue, Chicago,
Illinois.
Iir. Vnrnor Cornell, of the linn of
Drs. Warner & K. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 111 Hu
ron Ave., Port Huron, will be at the
Baplcy House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, June 2Sth.
The Cole Sunday sehool will hold a
pie-nie in Cavanagh's woods on June
Joth. A game of base ball will be
played between the Lynn nine and the
South Brockway Kegulars. Other
Sunday schools and the public in
gen era' I invited.
The box of canned goods which was
stolen from an F. A: P.M. freight car
some time ago was found bv boys in
the cider mill building on Mackman's
farm just west of Yale. An officer
was notified but before he reached the
place it was gone. An empty beer keg
was also found in the building.
Sometime ago I was troubled with
an attack of rheumatism. I used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. I have since ad
.io,i ..in of tnv fripnda and custom
ers to try the remedy and all speak
highly t' it. Simon (ioi.iiai m, San
Luis Key, uil. ror saie vy m
Lennon.
Sacrificed to the goddess of fashion
and cut down in its youthful bloom the
much admired mustache of I rank II.
(iibbs, and the wind serenely blows
over his smoothly shayen face, while
the Expositor hoys nave ueciueu 10
await results and if he gains favor with
the fairer sex, they win lnimeuiaieiy
follow suit.
On Saturday, June 8, a game of base
I...II nrna nhived liettvppn the " 1 1 onest
Plow Boys," formerly the Ben Lane
Club, and the South Brockway Regu
lars. It was a uauie Between uie
Bed and the Blue, the former proving
their superiority by running in 14 scores
against 13 for the latter. Hopkins hit
the ball once, and hit it hard, and after
landing on third base he looked around
in time to see the little sphere stir up
the sand away out in left field. The
scores were nearly an maue on errors.
T.i.ltf ! uroli.ormnnr ia rm nf the
evih of the day. It is wonderful how
indifferent many are to me interrup
tion in the service thev cause by enter
ing the house of Ood while the minister
U reading tho scriptures, ana even
rtnrinor hia (lispniirae. Nor do theV
seem to think of how much spiritual
. 1 . ...... 1 . .l.A:H n,,lititv
Tt ia BrtmohmM .liflieiilt for nersons to
bo always on time; but, if tho proper
enori was nmuu iu uc jhjiihihjt "u
hand, late attendance would be a rare
occurrence.
The New England supper at the M.
K. church was a success, so say those
who were fortunate enough to be
present. The rain storm coming on as
it did prevented many outside the
village from being present. Tho sup
per was all that could bo desired. The
irnornni thntich short was snicv. The
young ladies taking part were Mabelle
Moore, Lillian Hennessey, Nellie De
peel, Anna Brown. Polly William,
Ina Palmer, and Lulu High who was
assisted bv the Dr. in an instrumental
duet. These young people deserve
much credit and have the thanks of
the ladies. Proceeds netted 27.00.
The managers of the Yale Agricultu
ral Association should begin to think
of some special attractions for the fair
this fall. Only about three months are
left in which" to secure something
of interest to the visiting public. Kvery
business man and citizen of Yale
should tako a hand in making the
coming fair a success. A poultry show
would 1) a drawing card, as many in
this district make tho raising of
thoroughbred poultry a special study.
A special prize list should be gotten up
and some good sized premiums given.
September 21. 23 and 20 are tho fair
dates. Start the ball rolling and keep
it on the go until that time.
Sutnii. lovt to romii
it Hih .lurk m-it (onm,
Where the wild wind whistle- fret;
lint u hriulit. 'xl d:iy.
With a Nitiixith highway.
And a la u the wheel for lae.
House to Kent Harvey Tappan.
Don't read some one's else Exposi
tor. Come in and BUDscrioe.
Duncan McKcith has purchased a
new bicycle, tho Bellevcdere. It's a
dandy.
Potatoes.-A choice lot oi poiaioea
for sale at the elevator of Wharton &
Ifl.lrv.i Vrtlo Jl-
The barn on the lot purchased by
Grant Holden was moved to tho rear
of Alfonso Gray's lot this week
The Bitter Bush Klixir is for sale at
James Cooper's, half a mile east of
Yale. .YJin.l .Mrs. f.. cooper.
Dr. Ymll has moved his office from
the Docile Block ami is now located in
the rooms oyer tho post-oflico lately
vacated by W. Cowing.
"At what age were you married,
asked he inquisitively. But she was
equal to the emergency and quietly
responded "At tho parson-age."
Port Huron now has 17 lawyers;
Yale, 4; St. Clair, 4; Marine City, 4;
Cnpae, .". All other parts of the
county wriggle through without a
lawyer.
Keep in mind the anniversary ser
vice to be given in the M. F. church
Sunday afternoon next, by Yale tent,
No. Sr, KIM M. Mirrounumg lenis mm
the public in general invited.
'rim nt a tn (. K. Emrlish. secretary
,,F tin. sn.nil.-ie. Centre 4th of July cel
ebration committee, for compliment
ary, r.very arrangement. im ui-i-n
made tor a grand time ai auuac cn
tre on that day.
a mmil.er of the relatives and
f rinmU of D. A. Mosher met at his
home ami succeeded in surprising him
on Thursday evening, it being his
birthday. He was the recipient oi
some useful presents.
Strayed. Came to the enclosure of
Isaac McLaughlin, one mile north and
one-half mile east of Yale, on Thurs
day. Mav :'oth, 181)3, one eow. Owner
will ple'ase call, prove property, pay
charges and take away.
They are making bicycles now weigh
ing but eight pounds, warranted to
carry safely a man of average size.
If this keeps on people in me next
,ra,w.r..inti wilt he ridinc around on
lap-welded cobwebs with invisible tires.
Children's day exercises were render
ed to a crowded church last Sunday
evening by M. P. Sabbath school. The
program was an excellent one and well
carried out, the children all doing
themselves great credit in taking their
parts.
Goo. W. Bell has opened his Feed
.,...1 ..... nt Ktrtlla for the nc-
j cominodation of the public and will
always have a hrst-cias nosuer to
wait on his customers. Plenty of hay,
oats and everything necessary to make
you feel at home. 1-4
"Many of the citizens of Kainsville,
Indiana, are neer without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Kemody in tho houe,"
says Jacob Brown, the leading mer
chant id' the place. This Kemedy has
proven of so much value for colds,
croup and whooping cough in chil
dren that lew mothers woo koow us
worth are willing to be without it. For
sale by Will Lennon.
At a prayer meeting in a town in the
western part of the state recently, an
illiterate but good man made the fol
lowing praver: ", Lord, thou know
est that we are thankful to Thee that
i mr eon Is m r s:l t'e from the lire that
queneheth not. If a man loso his
horse. Thou knowest he can buy an
other; if he lose his house, Thou
knowest he. can build another; it he
Inoa I, id ii-it'i- TIkiii knowest he can
capture another; but if he lose his soul
Good-uye, .Jonn i
IIow the Magnetic Springs lost a
good customer is told by John V. Smith
a prominent Oddfellow, Wooster, Ohio,
who says, "I have doctored and doctor
ed without benefit, for sleeplessness
and neryouu rheumatism with pains all
over me, until had decided to go to the
Magnetic springs, ivir. muuwm ad
vised me to try Dr. Wheeler's Nerve
Vitalizer and before had used all the
second bottlo my rheumatism and
sleeplessness were entirely cured. Sold
iu Yale by Grant Holden.
An item is going the rounds of the
nrMi i.'orninor rrirla thnt after next VCBT
there will not be another leap year
until IVMHi. u s worse man mat, Kins.
a fao iaiul tliA np-rl lean veiir falls on
1904. Although 11HK) is divisible by 4 it
is not a leap year, century uaien uro
1700, 1800, 1900, etc., are not leap years
except when divisible by 400, instead of
4. The explanation of this exception
tO the rilie OI UlU wvmif mc ui
year will be readily seen by those who
aireauy unut-ismuu vuj m .a iha.i.-ij
to add a dav to the calendar every
fourth year. Tho adding of the extra
leap year day make 20 extra days in a
century, which is rectified by leaving
out the 20th leap year three times out
of four.
The Detroit Railway, that new line
in Detroit which was built by Messrs.
II. A. Everett and Albert Pack in re
innnm tr n vnrv nonuhir demand for
an up-to-date street railway line, is to
celebrate its opening oy a grana lesi -val
fete, the main feature of which will
v. ., i.roaoiiiniii-iii of Pain's niarvel-
ous Pvro-Spectacle, "Lalla Bookh,"
. . - 1' ....... ,f f.tnlialfi.n
wiucn was me iraimw ..imiiiou.ii.
i!n..ni, v Y.. hist summer. This spec-
..,.! IvHi ent. to prnnerlv produce,
$23,000, and it will bo given in the
northern section f Detroit, whero the
1,,1, rrr..nn.i .-lllil IlllTe ll'lT lliak'C livillC
even in the heat of summer, pleasure
i,i Tim tiret.-ir-ttion of this specta
cle contemplates the use of a plot of
ground 750 feet long by :50() feet deep,
Like u30xfi0 feet, the
erecting of a grand stand "00x100 feet
and an enormous stage ni mn
by 30 feet deep. Other incidental
buildings, in all nearly a dozen struct
ures will be erected. The fete is to be
given J nl v 23, 23, 27, 30. and August
1,3, 0, 7. 8 and 10 and railroad excur
sions will be run from all points in the
state. It will be beyond doubt the
grandest display of scenic and pyro
technic effects ever seen west of New
York City. Over 500 people will be
employed In the presentation. Further
details as to dates and location of the
park will be given later. The Michigan
Passenger Agents' Association is mak
ing arrangements for a number of
midnight trains on all lines out of De
troit during tho festival.
C. Y.HIGHJ.O.S.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON..
Special attention g!cen to all Suryiral
and Chronic Diseases.
QFF1CE HOURS;
11 to 12 A.M. 3 to 4 P.M.
7 to 8 I M.
Sundays, 3 to 1 P. M.
OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN McKENWA BLOCK.
lltsideitr : XortJi Street one door east
of JtrHc Chapel.
Are You Still Living?
t IF SO, WE CAN USE YOU. t
Persons who come under this Head are the
people we are looking for. We are very
much in existence ourselves and as long as we
are in it we intend to Stir Things.
A Piece of Chalk
Unskilled Hand
IN AN
Hits the mark
Sometimes,
Where Skillful Liter
ary Knack would fail.
A jmssiiig hoy did this.
We add the name.
Will Lennon,
DRUGGIST.
We Guarantee to give Bigger Val
ues for Money than any
other place in Yale.
The Principle on which we do business
is embodied, in these words:
F.&P.M.R.R.
The Better the Grade,
The Bigger the Trade.
TIME TABLE.
liiflTi-ct May.":. 1!).-
TAM.lll TIM K.
HAST.
art!) an: j j
v. m"."a7i .
5 111 ! 4'.
:tti to l-'
r .V.; 10 -JH
(I ih; lit :ki
li -j", Kt .v;
17 11 IT
" '.n il .V.i
S IN 12 'J.V
STATIONS.
:;oj
30M
I.V. Alt.
port Huron
Valo
llrowu City
Mavvillf
Vassar
Saginaw
Ait. Hay City i.v.
ID 1.'.
s r;
K 4')'
8 :ui
K lit
7 4T
7 10
li ar. i
-.M.
i on
s o.'
7 :it
7 I s
7 07
li 4
; '.'7
r. wi
r. '.'o
w- Ballentine.
MAIN' LINK KAST
lxjaveSa;:l!iawr.':i)o M. Arrive at Flint 12 :ra
v. m.. Holly 1 r. M.. Detroit 3:10 v. m., loledo
4:4i'. M
M AI N I I NK WKST
I-uve Saginaw 4:4'. v. m. Arrive at Midland
.V"J i. M.r.Mt. I'leasant 7:00 p. m.. Clar. ii::u v.
m" 1- vait 7:2H r. M ., liee.l City 7:W r. v.. i:all
wl'Ji :'. 1-. M.. Ludiimtoii 10:00 r. M., Manistee
10:2.'. 1". M.
Connect I UK at I.iulinton with Steamer ( tor
Milwaukee (durinu' the easm ot navlu'atlon),
itmkins eonuecttons for all points West and
NShllMXinS(r'and Parlor Cur between Hay City,
. ....! i i ...... .i.
' Connections made at I'ort Huron and l'trolt
In I'nlon lejHi ih an i muh f-uuui, ,.n.u
aTt'oVlurther Information see time table- of this
Company.
F. A. (JUISWDI.D. 4eent. Yale
C.&G.T.R.R.and Gd. Trunk lines.
POUT HUKOX TO DETROIT.
D
tt.iu.
5 no
5 :
5 M
0 45
H.lll.
7 40
8 20
8 Ml
9 40
X X
a.m. p.m.
11 to 4 oft
12 (r 4 41
12 :ui i s 2:1
1 40 0 15
rt.lIuron....lve
Inox... Arrive
Mt (HcnienH
Detroit "
DETROIT TO I'ORT HURON.
X X X X
a.m. a.m. P- l'-"1
iiptrnlt ....leave 7 ft5 10 l. 1 no
Mt, Clemens arr M 11 2 iw
l-t llnniii " 0. II o. o w
I'ORT HURON TO CHICAUO.
3 M
4 41
li 15
5 M
X
i.m
a 3.1
7 OS
7 37
8 25
D
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11 no
11 4S
12 14
12 4
I'tHuron ..
Imlav City
ljlM-er....
Flint
Duramt....
Ijinsim; .. .
HattleCreek
Chleao....
leave
.. arr
D
A.m.
3 to
ftVri
5 ::.
11 nr.
fi 55
8 15
I 50
p.m.
X
a.m.
II 50
7 47
8 10
8 30
1) 25
10 40
12 15
(I 45
p.m.
D
a.m.
11 55
Too
1 28
1 55
2 40
: 50
u 10
p.m.
X
p.m.
3 50
4 48
5 10
5 47
(1 30
8 00
0 35
D
1UI1
8 4.
p.m.
10 (II
10 35
It 20
12 20
1 50
7 50
a.in
DURAND TO D.&M. and C.S.MI. STATIONS
Durand.
SaKlnaw
liaylity "
Dwimn.. .Ar vo
Ionia
(Jd. Rapids
X
a.m.
.leave i 40
arrive 10 50
11 :i
10 00
11 on
12 50
p.m.
X
a.m.
-. 40
10 50
11 :)
10 on
11 4!)
12 50
p.m.
X
p.m.
I 12
2 42
4 2S
5 30
p.m.
X
p.m.
II 50
8 00
8 35
7 17
8 55
10 00
p.m.
n
n m
2 13
2 4:
5 08
6 35
ft.lll
CHICAOO TO TORT HURON.
X D D
a.m. p.m. p.m.
Chleairo.... leave 8 40 3 10 s 15
Hattle Creok arr 3 4o 8 45 2 40
LanslnK " M , , 400
Durand " w 10 4.. 5 ai
Flint " 7 .10 II 17 5 40
ijuM-er " 1 11 W
Imlav City.. " s 32 ..... :i5
Ft Huron... " l to 1 00 7 to
p.m. a.m. a. in
X
a.m.
'7 (V
8 20
! 30
10 05
10 4.1
11 no
12 05
p.m.
I-OUT HURON TO THE EAST.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
AwirM GoU Mtdil Mklwlntef Fair. Sn Frincixo.
Pt II 11 ion.. leave
lon.lrni... arrive
llaniillon
Niagara Falls"
ltnllalo ... "
St nit ford "
Toronto ..
Montreal .
I)
n .mi.
1 15
4 00
(i 10
7 ;io
u :to
5 25
8 15
S 15
p.m.
D
a.m.
7 to
11 to
4 17
5 20
7 :r.
a.m.
X
a.m.
II l0
2 W
5 35
7 2-2
8 .V.
p.m.
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p. 111.
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5 40
c. :
7 5ii
8 5.5
4 08
7 40
7 35
a. 111
X
p.m
4 20
7 50
FROM THE EAST TO I'ORT HURON
Train arrive at I'oit Huron I roni the Southern
Division of tl. T. li y:
11 Y D D
.1 'HI 8 to 11 30 .1 50 8 10
a.m. a.m. a.m. P.m. p.m
Trains arrive at Tort Huron from the Northern
Division of O. T. Ity:
X N
2 10 p.m. 0 15 p.m.
D means Daily. X, Dally Except Sunday
W. E. DAVIS. (I. I'. & T. A..( hlcaxo.
n..nnn.minlM l.nvfftl.n lowest r.'ltetoall
...1.... .-,. ,.i,,l Wot ..IIInir tliriiiiL'll tickets
over nil ooiinectinjt lines in Urn country; also
ocean steamship tickets 10 himi iroin r.uniu
conneelKm. ui ue w me ior miuriii.n.
C.n. CLAF1KE,
Passenger nml Ticket Agent, Port Huron
Union Ticket Office, 3trt Huron Ave., Phone 18,
Hi so nt lunnei tHiion. 1 miitr
We are stinins things now for the JSummer Trade. We
have an immense stock and endless variety of everything
carried in a (Jener.il Store. We ask your careful inspec
tion at The Uargain Seller's Double Store.
J. B. STEVENS, Y. S.,
GRADUATE OF
Toronto Veterinary College.
'TTffl77Tr?-
L'all 6 promptly attended night or day
muling
Oflice in Uuilding opposite Commer
cial House.
YALE,
MICH
J.tEt WHITE! MO,
PHOTOG-BAPHERS.
1102 Military St., Cor. Wall, PT. HURON
Bring or send your Copying and Enlarg
ing xo us.
Dealers in all kinds of Frames and Easels
Cords, Nails, Hooks, .htc.
We Guarantee Perfect
Satisfaction.
Look at This
List of Bargains:
4-4 Cambric - - 10 cents
Fine French Gingham, 25c, now XV cents
Fancy French Ginghams, 35c, now 25 cents
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Fancy Swivel Silk, 50 cents, now 39 cents
ASMAN-& -BEARD,
"Wlilto I3-a.llclin.s-, "Water Street.
tw and Second-hand Machinery !
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I j ;, e line of Boilers, JCngin cs, Feed Grinders,
Gearing, Shafting and Pulleys, Scales, Separators
Etc., at Rock-bottom prices.
GEO. K. DAVIDSON, PORT HUllON, MICH.