The Yale expositor., 1897-10-29
The Expositor is always reliable.

The Expositor is always reliable
Cook wanted at once at the Rapley
House, Yale.
A new bell has been placed IN the
Catholic church at Emmett.
Do your fall trading at Ballentine's
Double Store and save dollars
Miss Martin is sick with diphtherla
at the home of her brother IN Brock
way.
Mrs. Benz. Evans, who has been
quite sick for some time is much better
ut present writing.
See Ballentine for your underwear.
He can show you the best goods NJ the
least money in town.
Geo. w. Allen has sold his thorough
bred Pointer dog to Detroit parties.
He received $40 for it.
If YOU want furniture of any kind,
draperies, etc, I can furnish your
house complete on easy payments.
90 Lewis Bow, Yale.
Losev q Doelle shipped a beautiful
six octave organ, which they sold this
week, TO a party at Mayville. Tuscola
county.
VIM. Ferguson and family, late of
Sanilac Centre, have moved into W. ii.
Palmer's house on Kennetck street,
south of Grant Holden's.
Hemlock Lumber For Sale. | have
10000 feet of good Hemlock lumber
that will sell cheap. Call on or adj
dress, +. A. Kyes, Mayville. 2o-3
There is no need of little children
being tortured by scald head, eczema
and skin erupuons. DeWltts witch
Hazel Salve gives instant relief and
cures permanently. Grant Holden.
EsBrooke T. Bearss and Miss Lizzie
Thomkins were married at Fostoria on
Wednesday, October 81. The EXPOSE
tor Joins with Brooke's many Yale
friends in wishing him abundant sue
cess through life.
In order to makero for the largest
stock of wall paper that eyer struck
Yale, we will have to dispose of 1900
rolls within the next six weeks. We will
make YOU a price that will warrant you
in buving of us. Grant Holden.
The publisher kindly thanks George
w. Bell for fine large hubbard
SQUASH left at his home. George is
nroving himself to be practical farm
or and he has made many marked inn
movements on his farm the past year.
The continued warm spell has caus.
cd many fruit trees in and around Yale
To bud for the second time this year,
and many of them are in full bloom.
Minnie West left branch of an apple
tree with blossoms on 1t at The EXPOSE
tor office last Friday.
DIR. C. w. Babel, of Fargo, has q
card in The Expositor this week. The
Dr wishes us to announce that he
has purchased the practice OF Dr.
Pollock at Fargo and paid the cash
for same. In this case he believes he
ia the bonafide successor TO DIR. Pollock,
ali other announcements to the con-
trary Notwithstanding.
Nanv of the distressing disorders
peculiar to women are caused by di-
seased conditions in the liver and bow
els. By restoring these organs to heal.
thv activity the regular functions of
the female organs are re-establlshed.
A we'll tried remedy for liver troubles
and disorders of the urinary organs is
DIR. J. II. McLean's Liver and Kidney
Balm. Thousands OF ladies have used
it and all say it is boon to suffering
wonanhood. Price Sl.00 q bottle at
Will Lennon Cos.
There is mistaken idea afloat re.
earding the effect of the new state
tax law which changes the time for the
redemption of state taxes from Decem.
Der to May. The impression is abroad
that the delinquent taxes of 1894 need
not be redeemed untilnext May. Au.
ditor- General Dix announces that re.
demption from the sale made from the
tax record at annual tax sale in De.
cember, 1894. for taxes of 1894 or prior
yearsmust be made on or before Deem.
Der 4. 1897. whether the sale was made
to an individual or the description bid
to the state. Redemption money can.
not be received either by the county
treasurers or by the Auditors depart
ment at ary later date. On and after
December 8, all lands bid to the state
al the tar sale in December 1896, and
not redeemed before that date becomes
state tax land and subject TO sale as
such, and sll lands sold to said in
dividuals st said sale will be decided on
surrender thereafter of the certificate
of sale.--sRce0 Press.