The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-24
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j. Palmer.
J. G. Holden.
Goheen d Co.
w, II. Harris.
Il. NJ. Lothian.
l.. Niger & Sons
II. II. Parkinson.
Miss Ella Turner.
+. Il. Palmer x Co.

II. III. Parkinson.
Miss Ella Turner.
+. Il. Palmer 4 Co.
Regular meeting OES next Wednes-
day evening, April 10Th.
More new clothing just received at
the Yale Clothing Store.
have u carload of cedar posts which
| will sell cheap. G. II. Holden. 40
DR.. w. n. Armstrong has had the
interior OF his Office neatly papered.
A. j. Ward found his hound at Thos.
Grimes in Speaker township last
Thursday.
Wanted--A smart, active girl to do
general house work. Apply to Mrs.
David StOner. 40
If business is poor, advertise and
make it good. If it is good advertise
and make it better.
Mrs. Taylor will sell all &c goods at
Sc and all l0c goods for &c. Special
discount on all other goods.
For Exchauge-One heavy work
horse, weight from $50 to 400 lbs.
for good driving horse. W. IL. Palmer.
The Masons will occupy the OES
hall until new quarters are built. The
first meeting was held in this hall
Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Brown is still at the old
stand, Yale, opposite the postoffice
with as nice q stock of millinery as
ever came to Yale.
The man who enters business and is
two dtiident to ask the world for sup
port finds it hard in these days to sat
isfy the cravings of the stomach.
Lexington News:-"When you see
two men walking along the street,
stop suddenly and begin to gesticulate
wildly with their hands and arms
that's politics"
The near relatives of Orrin gIolcomb
deceased wish to thank the many
friends for the numerous acts of kind
ness and also for the sympathy shown
them in this their hour of nfflictlon.
The Lynn supervisor in assessing
Lynn real estate would do well to cast
his eye along Mill Creek as quite u
slice OF his township is scattered along
it's banks, the result of canal building.
William Rhu, who has been mana
ger of the LenoX roller mills since
they were started, left Monday night
for Yale, where he will superintend
the building of new Touring mill of
which he is u part owner.-Richmond
Review.
She vas smart and clever girl. She
wrote the advertising for u large dry
goods store in town. Her mind used to
run so much upon her business that
one day when she wrote to- her lover
to meet her that night at home, she
unconsciously added as postscrips:
"Come early and avoid the rush."
Wanted.-Every one to know that
Kotfa Aid is the finest cereal drink on
earth. 1t aids digestion, enriches the
blood, gives life and yigor to the sys-
tenn, is very palatable is cheap. A
20 ounce package for 20 cents. Try it,
it will please you. For sale by Il. NJ.
W. IL. BallentIne, d. &.
Williams. 50-4
Floyd Boughner, at one time pu-
pill in our school, at the teachers ex-
animation held recently in Sanilac
cent in second grade subjects. Com
iiliSSlOHCI Al0ChlCDl says bIldb Ildtt
Floyd been teaching and of the proper
age he should have granted him a
second grade certificate.
A new game, called the Editors
Delight" is played this way: Take a
sheet of ordinary writing paper, fold it
and enclose bank note
large to pay up all arrear-
ages and one year III advance, keep an
eye on the editor. and If u smile adOrns
his face, the trick works like q charm.
Now is the time to play the joke.
A number of Romeos local sports
are negotiating for the purchase of
several English and Chinese pheasants.
It is said that these birds will survive
the severest winter weather. and that
they breed rapidly. It viii take ut
least four years to stock the surround
ng country, after which the season
would be open at all times for the
killing of the game. The birds will be
purchased from a poultry dealer in
New York state.
Prosecuting Attorney Avery recently
gave out the following opinion on the
application of AlonzO Martin, of Riley
township: When citizen of the
United States, either naturaiized or by
birth, removes to a foreign country
md has children born there, these
are citizens of the United
States. IL these children have child
zen born in such foreign country and
hey with their parents come back in
70 the United States they too are cit
zens of the United States, and it
makes no difference where they are
when they become of age.