The Yale expositor., 1897-11-26

IOn 10 MS large lumDer sneu.
Thanksgiving was anything but a
bright day. 1t rained all day and con-
tinued oyer to Friday.
DIR. A. Toal who, has been seriously
| i'll of brain fever at his home in Peck
for the past few days, isreported much
better this morning.
You may not be made of the same
kind Of stuff as your competitor, but
you should blow your horn, for remem-
Der even wooden Indian advertises a
cigar store.
The annual meeting of the Yale
| Agricultural Association will be held
at the Rapley House sample room
Monday afternoon, November goth, at
one o'clock.
DIR. Will ii. Gowan was out hunting
Tuesday and accidentally stepped into
a hole in the ground injuring his leg
so badly that he now uses a cane and
has limp in his walk.
From nearly every county in Mich
igan come reports that more mortgages
have been discharged in the past two
or three months by farmers than for
several years previously.
The Michigan Telephone Co. has
made change IN its Yale Office from
Grant Holden's drug store to Will
Lennon Il Co.'S. drug store. When the
new state telephone line reaches Yale
the Office Will be in Grant Holden's
store.
Miss Mcclellan, teacher of the Martin
school, called at the Yale Music Store
and purchased nice six octave Far
rand & Votey organ on Saturday of
last week. Quality and price does 1t.
Investigate.
j. b. Paisley will put a forty-light
plant in the Rapley House and instead
of oil will burn gas. Aaron Windsor
will use an eight. light plant in his bar.
Der shop. 1t is claimed that this sys-
tenn gives much better light than
electricity.
A merry party of girls and boys spent
a pleasant afternoon last Saturday at
the Rapley House in honor of the birth
days of Hazel and Harry Paisley. The
little folks were we'll entertained and
after an elegant supper were all sent
home in the bus.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner u E. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 229 HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, November Goth.
Chas. +. Emery poisoned his foot
it some manner while in the woods
hunting during his visit in Caro- recent
ly, and in order to navigate he is COM
PEELED to use crutch. 1t can't be
possible that this is Charley's reward
for trying to convey to the boys that he
shot the game he brought home.
It's now time to begin to look around
for suitable christmas presents and find
where the largest and finest assortment
at the lowest price is kept. In order to
get choice of the fine selection exhib-
tied by Losey d Doelle, it will be neces-
sary TO visit their store within the next
two weeks. See their large ADVERTISE
ment on page 4.
The Electro Amet Magniscope will
give an entertainment in Central Hall
this Friday evening. A fac-simile re-
production of the Corbett-FitZsimmons
fight will he among the interesting
subjects brought out. This company
was in Yale only short time since
and gave entire satisfaction. You will
miss rare treat if you fail to attend.
"The worst cold / ever had in my
life was cured by Chamberlain Cough
Remedy" writes w. Ii. Norton, of SUIT
ter Creek, Cal. "This cold left me
with a cough and / was expectorating
all the time. The remedy cured me,
and / want all of my friends when
troubled with a cough or cold to use it,
for it will do them good" Sold by
Will Lennon x Co.
An exchange gives what it calls ga
few facts az follows: GAS long as
there is life there are troubles and tax
es. A widow is never satisfied with her
own name. 1t is not necessary to have
four legs to be a hog. Office seeks a
man with about as much energy as q
rogue seeks the police. Women talk
of owing other women call about the
same way as a man who owes another
a grudge."
Dear readers, if you owe your mer-
chant stay with him; and if you have a
dollar to spend, spend it with him; and
then as you prosper, pay him i've or
ten dollars, as providence has blessed
you; and that merchant will carry you
through adversely until you reach pros
perity. Don't go to some other mer-
chant and pay your cash when the
merchant that trusted you ought to
have the same.
The supreme court has handed down
a decision IN favor of the Saginaw,
Tuscola & Huron railroad company in
the case arising in the Tuscola circuit
court, in which Jas. II. Moore, of this
place, got judgment in the lower
court against the company of $4,000 for
injuries sustained during the coupling
of cars while making up the train. Mr..
Moore's friends are in hopes that he
will push the case as far as possible
and in the end get the amount of the
judgment.
About two months ago Chas. Will
ans, son of +. G. Williams, publisher
of the Fl Gratiot Sun, left home and
wrote to his parents occasionally up to
last week. On Monday Mr.. Williams
read a dispatch in u Chicago paper
which said that a young man of the
name of Chas. Williams had died in
Chattanooga hospital of quick con-
sumption and that his father in Port
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