The Yale expositor., 1895-02-15
In the spring the young mans fancy,
SO we're told 10 love inclines;
But just now he spends his fortune
Buying lovely valentines.
Did you get a "pretty" valentine?

Mrs. John w. StrattOn has been quite
sick the past few days.
The Yale Wooden Mills closed down
Monday and Tuesday for repairs.
Business men and others should get
their Office stationery printed before
they are entirely out.
Organs: Farrand & Votley, Story q
Clark, and Wilcox d Smith, makers at
Brown & Cooper's cheap.
Some people complain that their
wood piles walk away in the night.
Probably haye the night mare.
An attractive adv. appears on first
page of the &XPosIToR for +. IL. Gibbs
d Co., hardware merchants. Read 1t.
An interesting time may be looked
for at the Michigan Press Association
meeting to be held in Detroit February
10 and 20.
The Port Huron Daily News says
that Gen. Hartsuff is mentioned as a
possible nominee for governor by the
republicans next year.
l.. Higer & Sons, leading clothiers of
Port Huron are offering great reduc-
tons in their winter stock of goods.
Read their change of adv.
The person who brought us load
of stone on January 10th, will please
call at the Office and get "a receipt. We
cannot give you creditor it unless you
do.
LosT-Somewhere in Yale on or
about Friday, January 25. a drill book
belonging to Peerless Hive, LOTM.
Finder will please leave same with
Mrs. Award and receive reward.
The whist club will not meet Tues
day evening this week on account of
illness in the family of Harvey Tappan
but the Misses Hayes will entertain the
club next Tuesday evening if the fam
lily have recovered.
The weather this week has been
somewhat more bearable than last, and
not so much danger of freezing ears,
nose or toes. We banker after no
more billiards and yet we are promis-
ed them according TO Hicks almanac.
The report was circulated here last
Saturday that Elder Perkins, of Bad
Axe, formerly pastor of the Nj. p.
church of Yale, was dead, bat from
persistent inquiries we can learn no
truth in the report and his hosts of
friends here will be made glad thereby.
Mrs. Emily Thorne, who resides at
Toledo, Wash, says she has never been
able to procure any medicine for rheu-
matism that relieves the pain so quickly
and etfectually as Chamberlain Pain
Balm, and that she has also used ii for
lame back with great success. For sale
by Will Lennon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Carless enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid Society of the
Brick Chapel in right royal manner
Wednesday afternoon. Between the
exhilirating effects of the sleigh ride
and the hearty welcome received, the
ladies had very pleasant time. and
returned home wishing that such pleas.
ant days would recur oftener.
Watson Wesley, travelling salesman
for the wholesale firm of ID. Robson,
Port Huron, dealers in wooden ware,
cordage, paints, oils, varnishes, etc,
makes regular visits TO Yale every
thirty days. Watson has large trade
in this village and the reason Of it is
that the firm that lie sells for have the
right kind of goods at right prices. If
you are thinking of buying an awning
in the spring, give your order to this
firm and you will not regret it.
The following items we clip from
the Capac Journal of last Week.-Mrs.
Rose Lavalle, of Yale, has been sue
cessful in Introducing in this village
the DeLamorton tailor system Of dress
making" "Robert Reid, of Yale, was
in the village last Monday, and re.
ceived from the Record Keeper and
Finance Keeper, of Capac Tent KOTM,
II Great Camp warrant for 81 900, the
of the insurance in the order
carried by lfis son, the late Henry
Reid, who died December 25th last"
At meeting of the subscribers to
stock in The Ophir Mail Publishing
which was held in the COM
pany's office Tuesday afternoon, the
following directors were elected and
will &C: as incorrorators Of the COM
pany: Geo. II. HUT, T. G. Penaluna,
Alex Greig, c. 5. Newton and L. X.
Whitmore. The term of Office of this
board will expire in three months
This board of directors have organized
by the election of Geo. II. HUT as
president and manager, and Alex Creig
secretary and treasurer.-The Ophir
Colo Mail of February LIST, 1895.
Horace Greeley was right when he
said: at is strange how close men
will read the papers. We never say
that men don't like but we
soon hear about it and everybody tells
about it. If, however, we happen to
say good thing, we never hear of that
nobody seems to notice it. We may
pay some man hundred compliments
or give him dozen puffs, and he taxes
it as a tribute to his greatness-it never
does him any good. But if we happen
to say anything this man don't like, or
he imagines is reflection
on his character, see how quickly he
flares up and gets excited about It,
All our evils are charged to us, but we
never. apparently get any credit for
what good we do"
A fire was discovered in row of
wooden buildings i'm the business por-
ton of Marlette, Friday evening of last
week about $3.50. The wind was very
strong on that night, as our own citi-
zens have occasion to know, and three
were burned before the fire
could be checked, although the fire
department did efficient service, and it
Is to their credit that the whole town
was not lost. The buildings burned
were the Grocery Co. store. III. ID.
Hager's store and the hotel building
belonging to John bearing, formerly