The Yale expositor., July 02, 1897, Image 1

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JAS.A. MENZIES, Publisher. In the Best Interests of the Community in which we live. FOR THE RIGHT AND THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Vol. XVI, No. 9. YALE, St. Clair County, Mich., FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1897. Price: $1.00 per Year.
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Stand on a Common Clothing Plat form.
Its five planks arc: Correct Styles, Hand
some Attire, Fine Work) n an ship, Good
Materials, and lleasoiiahle Friers. That
is our Clothing Platform too, and we pre
sent it in full in our New Stock. Every
thing needed for Summer Wear is here.
For Society, for Business, for Comfort, in
or out of ioivn, for your outing or for any
purpose you desire. We can supply suits
that are unsurpassed. Wc are all-round
Clothiers, and touch the circle of dcniaiul
at all points. Headquarters for the latest
in Hats, Xcckwear and Fine Shoes. Vail
and see us at Yale Clothing House.
J. C. HOLDEN.
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"Keep Quality Up
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All our lines are tilled with the very best quality of goods.
We handle nothing but goods which wo know will prove
satisfactory to our customers, and our prices are right.
LOTHIAN & FULLER,
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MASONIC BUILDING.
It needs no silver purchase act to induce peo
ple to come to us when in need of any
thing we carry.
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(Jtk YALE'S JEWELER.
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The Place to Buy
IS AT
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Picture Framing and
Upholstering
Dne on short notice
House
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GENERAL MERCHANTS
Time Is
Most Up!
Rut we beat him.
What's more, we're up to
stay, and for more rea
sons than we can stop to
tell, the public are with
us. Jewelry buyers find
us readily responsive to
every wish. Our watch
es are accurate, hand
'some and low priced.
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P. Losey,
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Big Furniture Store.
Our Stock of Furniture contains
anything you want and at I'rlces
that Defy Competition.
Paints.
We also carry a nice line of House Paints,
prepared in different colors, ground in oil.
Oils, Varnish and Brushes.
YALE BANK,
OF B. R. NOBLE,
rsibility; $250,000.
Deposit your money where it is safe.
5 per cent interest on Titne Cer
tilicates of Deposit.
All Business Strictly Confidential.
Pet
ERSONAL-
Aggie llusseli visited Ooewell friends
last week.
Mrs. John Windsor has been visiting
in Yale this week.
Jerry It. Paisley wits in lirown City
Wednesday night.
John Livingston, of linden, Ont., is in
Yule visiting rehittves and frioKds.
J. F. Holdeti and ffamily, of Urown
City, were guests in Yitle Sunday.
Mrs. C. M. Curry, of Detroit, is visit
ing among her many Yale friends.
(). F. Iiurgetw and wife were oyer
from Imlay City on Wednesday last.
James McColl was at Uerne this
week looking aftw his ilax interests
there.
Mr. and Mrs. S. -(Sower, of Armada,
spent Sunday with -the family of James
Meliarg.
Howard D. MisVr, editor of the
lirown City Standard, wiw iin Yale last
Tuesday.
Den Windsor, hawker of Urown City,
visited his brothers nnd friends in "Yale
Tuesday.
J. M. Ilaviland, -of llichsiond, was
in Yale hist Saturday shaking hands
with his many friends.
James Adams, Run of Alex Adams,
who has been working at Panther, West
Virginia, returned to Yule Saturday.
Mr. Perry and wife, of J'.erlin town
shin, were guests of Daniel Ferguson
ami family the latter part of last week.
Emerson Cooper has secured a situa
tion m a store at Mackinaw Island and
left for there this week. We wish him
success.
Will Palmer came down frcm New-
berry Monday and in company with
his brother l-'ied went to Detroit Wed
nesday.
Ir. A. Mitchell and wife returned to
their home at Kingston Sunduj- utter
spending a lew days among relatives
and friends.
Wm. Kuh, Mert JoIly and llada
Ilapley visited P.elle Macaulay in Ar
mada Sunday. The' also called on
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. James McColl came home this
week accompanied by her fister, lidna
Livingston, and Mrs. Win. Cooper and
children, of Paden, nt.
Furitt C. Sterritt, who has been visit
ing C. Mavis and family of (ireenwood,
tike past week, has returned to the V.
S. steamer Michigan at Detroit.
A. W. Jlubbell, editor of the ImUy
City Kecord, wife and two children,
passed through Yale Monday morning
on their way home from a visit to
friends and relatives at Lexington.
David McCall and wife, of South
Lake Linden, Houghton county, are
visiting;at the home of Elder D. Mc
Call for, a few days. They come every
year at the close of the school of
which he is principal. He has been en
gaged for another term which will
make hw seventh year in the same
school.
Cancer Cured.
Yale, June 9th, 1897.
Mr. ThomM Manley,
Dear Sir: This is to certify
that I have entirely reeoyered from
your treatment for cancer. Have been
examined by a doctor since receiving
treatment and ho pronounced it cured;
&teo that I was examined by three doc
tors before treatment and they all pro
nounced it cancer of the breast. That
your treatment was short and compar
atively of little pain, requiring only
about one month for removal and
closure of wound. Mrs. J. Roadway.
A Word to Physicians.
Do yon know that many broad mind?
ed physicians are using h oley's Honey
and Tar Cough Syrup in their practice.
They have found no remedy that gave
as satisfactory results for all throat and
lung complaints as this great cough
medicine. (Jrant Holden.
B. Y. P. U. at Chattanooga.
The Raptist Young People's Union
of America hold their annual meeting
at Chattanooga, Tenn., in July. The
(Jrand Trunk R'y system otl'er low
rate of one fare "for t ti e round trip.
Tickets on sale July l.'Ith, 14th nnd
15th. (iood for return up to August
15th. 7-1
The Good Man and His Flock.
A country minister in a certain llock
took permanent leave of his congrega
tion iii the following manner:
"J'rothers and Sisters: I come to
say good-by. I don't think Cod loves
this church becauso none of you ever
die. I don't think you love each other
because I never marry any of you. I
don't think you lovo me, because you
have not paid my salary. Y'our dona
tions are moldy fruit and wormy ap
ples, and 'by their fruitsyo shall know
them.'
"Rrothers, I am going away to a
better place. I have been called to be
Chaplain of a penitentiary. Where I
go ye cannot come, but I go to prepare
a place for you, and may the Lord
have mercy on your aouli. Good-by."
General News.
The Mnyvillo Assembly opens next
Sunday.
F. McKim, of Cass City, has invent
ed a combination hay rack.
A Pkfview school is to be held in
Vnssar from July 12 to August 13.
Jolim Anthon, a young man of San
ilac Centre, was killed last week by a
runaway team.
JoTtin It. Sly, of Uomeo, dropped dead
of lieart failure last week while work
ing in his garden.
(feorge It. Homing, of near Down
ington, was struck by lightning last
week and instantly kiiled.
A llomeo man lias a black Minorca
lit n which is lfi years old. This is
probably the oldest hen in the country.
It seems that ?it New- Jtaltimore the
1 illage stores are open on Sunday and
the farmers make church a conven
ience to bring in their butter and eggs.
Cass City people are agitatinj? the
question of a luith house with hot and
cold water obtainable at all times and
thetiazette says "What do we need
worse ?"
(leorge C. Stephenson, of Richmond
had stored in his barn about 1,500
nounds of wool. Last week be found
two thirds of it gone and no trace of
tne tmer.
Charles Tuttle, a well-known disso
lute character of Fort Huron, commit
ted suicide on Monday by taking a dose
of laudanum. Doctors worked over
him all night but he died Tuesday
morning.
Richmond is right to the front and
means to progress. 1 he latest is an
investigation of the electric light
question. o doubt but Richmond
will soon have the glare of electricity
over her streets.
While digging a sewer in Croswell
William Ruxton narrowly escaped
death by one bank of the ditch caving
in niton him. About three feet of
earth came down on him but aboard
happened to keep it away from his
lace until he was rescued.
Solemn Services.
Rev. Fr. Reiohcnbaoh, of Fmmet. as
sisted by Frs. Latighran of same place,
and Kelley, of Lapeer, will hold sol
i nin services in Central Hall, on Sun
dav, July 11th. iv.17. at 10:.0 o'clock
a. m. Fr. Kelley will preach the ser
mon. All denominations without ex
ception are cordially invited to attend
v e are mlormed "that these services
will be the tirst of the kind ever held
in the history of Yale.
Blue Ribbon Meeting.
Since the weather has become more
settled the track at the Detroit Driving
Hub has rapidly gotten itself into hue
condition and daily brushes are now in
order. Refore the starters bell shall
ring on July 13th, the grounds will be
Idled with the choicest selections of
horses in the country. The program
of three races a dav will afford a treat
to lovers of the light harness horse
which will be unsurpassed anywhere
From Hartford, Conn., alone there will
be shipped direct to Detroit twenty
two or the most sensational perform
ers composing probably the most val
uauie shipment or norse nesn ever
made. Alix, Azote and Fantasy are
reported to be in the very best con
dition assuring very fast miles in the
free-for-all trot, with all the probabil
ities in favor or a new race record for
trotting horses.
Hinder twine at the right price sold
by Mclntyre A Harris.
Fourth of July Excursions Via.
Grand Trunk Railway System.
lletween all stations west of Port
Huron the Grand Trunk M'v will hp 11
tickets at single fare for the round trip
on j uiy a, i ana o, gooa ior return up
to July Cth.
Buukltri' Arnica Saive.
True Rest SalvkIii the world foi
Cuts ltruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Files, or nc
pay required. It is guaranteed to giye
Jerfect satisfaction or money refunded,
'or Sale by Grant Holden & Rro-
THE-
URON
OUSE.
The Popular Kotd of Port Huron.
L. A. W. HOTEL
RECENTLY
Ovorhaulod,
Improvod and
Renovated.
Finest Location in the City,
RATES ON APPLICATION.
UtUr Nw Management.
Paris Green,
London Purple,
Insect Powder,
Blue Vitrol,
Hellebore.
Will
DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS.
We're Coming!
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Shoes !
"We have just received another large In
voice of the Celebrated J. Richardson's
Shoes for Ladies and Misses. You will miss
it if you buy shoes before looking over this
splendid assortment. In Fit, Quality and
Frice they are unequalled. Every pair is
fully guaranteed by the manufacturer. Our
Dry Goods and Grocery Departments are
full to overflowing with good values for
everyone. We will appreciate your trade.
T. H. Parkinson,
i ! "ml Merchant.
Honest Weights, Reliable Goods, One Price to all.
Summer
Greetings
A Refrigerator,
A Gasoline Stove,
Screen Doors,
Screen "Windows.
All to bo had of
A. W. FERGUSON & CO.
t) And the Mechanic gets his tools there, and the L)
Farmer who toils throuffh the long weeks finds U
li his wants numerous and he goes to Ferguson 92
f) i: Co.'s for Sash and Doors, Paints and jR
Oils, Ironware and Tlnwaro, Haylnir V
(i Tools and Binder Twlno, Shovels fl
and Hoos, Fonclng Wires, Etc.
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horsemen: Diop in and See Ou
THI EXPOSITOR, UPSTAIRS
You will soon
need some of these
preparations and
we are prepared
to furnish y u at
the lowest ossi
ble prices. Kill
the bugs and
save your fruits,
flowers, and vegetables.
Give us a Coll,
Lennon&Co
About June 2Sth to open up business in
the old Havri3 Shops. We will be prepared
to do General Rlacksmithing and Wood
work. We will also keep in stock a com
plete lino of Wagons and Carriages and will
sell them at lowest living prices. We invite
all our old customers besides new ones to
call and inspect goods and get prices.
Reminds the dear people of the
pleasures stored up in
Samples of Horse Bills and Pedigrees'
IN THE RAPLIY CLOCK.
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