The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1897-03-26
WARCB MUSINGS.

There's Many Thing Remains Untold
But We Tell All That Should be Told.

Harry Paisley is sick with the ger.
man measles.
Hard times prices on wall paper at
Holden's drug store.
frankie Black is recovering from an
attack of the humps.
Beauty without kindness dies unen-
joyed and undelighted.
The home paper is the merchants
best salesman--if he keeps it mention.
ing his goods.
VIM. Miller, of Carsonville, is the
new timer in A. w. Ferguson 4 Co.'S.
hardware store.
Those Home-baked beans with to.
mato sauce at Parkinson's are deli
cious. 10c can.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G.. Holden enter
tanned a company Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent playing croki-
mole.
The Grand Trunk Coy refuses to is
sue any more reduced rates to clergy
men and they will haye to pay full
fare hereafter.
The Centre Star Roller Mills have
had their feed rolls thoroughly over
hauled and are now prepared to grind
feed on short notice.
One Minute is all the time necessary
to decide from personal experience
that One Minute Cough Cure does what
its name implies. Grant Holden.
For Sale-60l feet of land fronting
on Main street. Yale, between Bank
and McKenna building. Buildings
removed. Enquire of Mrs. J. C.. Hart,
Yale. A.
The Expositor Job rooms has the
distinction of printing the neatest and
most attractive auction bills. Our
prices are right, and besides we publish
q notice of the sale free of cost.
Housekeeper Wanted.-we would
like to secure the services of q middle
aged lady rs house-keeper. Very little
work to do. A good home for the
right person. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gray,
Yale. 45-2
The Masons met in their new hall
for the first time last (Thursday) even
ing. When the new carpet is laid and
everything is in order Brockway Lodge
will have as fine lodge room as you
will find in the state.
The Arensc Independent, published
at Stsndish, says:-"C. X. Holden, of
Yale, was in town Monday looking
over the field for the establishment of
a bank here, n much needed institu-
tion." Are we going to lose Neil? We
hope not.
Many cases of "Grippe" have been
This preparation seems especially
do fx.H ~, he <xf kk,a
acts quickly thus preventing serious
complications and bad effects in which
this disease often leaves the patient.
Grant Holden and Jerry b. Paisley
were in Brown City last week Tuesday
where they erected beautiful monu.
ment in the cemetery to mark the
resting place of Mr.. Holden's beloved
wife. The work is of Scotch granite,
made by the Port Huron Marble Works,
j. b. Paisley agent, and is one of the
finest in this part of the state.
IL you are thinking of purchasing a
binder, mower, horse rake, harrow
pillow, or any other farming nipple.
ment this spring it will pay you to call
on Wharton 4 Holden, Yale. They
have made arrangements to handle
the celebrated Champion Harvesting
Cos machinery this season and solicit
a call from you. Timothy, clover and
grass seed for sale at their elevator.
Abram Krupp attended services al
the Free Methodist church in town
Sunday evening leaving his horses and
buggy tied outside. While inside
some low, degraded scoundrel cut hi.
harness to pieces. Mr.. Krupp offers
$50 in cash for information leading IL
the conviction of the person or per
sons who committed the act. 1t i,
hoped that Yale does not contain
within its borders one who would
stoop to such contemplate actions.
Our grist mill is doing rushing
business these days. In recent visi
we found the mill nearly full of farm
ers' grists and more arriving hourly
The farmers are more than satisfied
with the management of Messrs Mat
zen and Acknowledgement Demo
crat- The Expositor is always pleased
TO learn of its friends prosperinr. The
news will be received with pleasure by
Messrs Matzen and McDonald's man
friends in Yale. Here's hoping ths
they may meet with continued proc
perity.