The Yale expositor., 1898-10-07
$4,000 to loan on Real Estate mort
cages at reasonable interest.

J. A. Rapley, Atty.
Regular meeting of Court No. 800
Yale /. O. +. Monday evening Oct. 10
Three limitations and refreshments
All members are requested to be
present.
Kindly call and pay your village tax
at once as the time has nearly expired
for the payment of same.
Village Treasurer
Farm For Sale or Rent loo acre
good improved land, one mile north
of Yale; we'll watered, securely fenced
and first class buildings. Call on OF
address VIM. Williams, Yale. 1874
Word came over the phone Thursday
morning that the store and post office
lately owned by Arthur Nanorman
at Brockway, was consumed by fire.
We failed to obtain any further par
ticulars.
D. A. 81. D, McKeith will sell at
public auction on their farm ; mile
north of Moore's Corners Friday oct.
IA, 1898. They will sell live stock
and other personal property. w. w.
Lord, Auctioneer.
The 1898 season for hanging on the
gate or sitting on the front steps is
almost ended. But there will be no gain
by its going for it may cost just as
much to repair the parlor chair, as to
buy new hinges for the gate.
Yale may not have more beautiful
women than other towns of like size,
but it can boast truthfullY of some of
the incest bachelors ever found in
single bIessedness. When we think of
Just how attractive these really are, we
are puzzled to know how they have
managed to dodge lightning for so long
a period.
The weather thus far in October has
been exceptionally warm for the
season. But don't on this account
think the weather clerk has made a
mistake, and above all don't be fool
ish enough to think you are going to
go scott free of the setting up stove
Job. Despite the warm weather or
keep right on praying for you will be
sure to need the patience.
Whether its our business or not we
are concerned about it, and we right
here and now stand up in meeting and
raise our voice to enquire when the
slack time among the farmers is to be
and the stone crusher will commence
to chaw? What makes us anxious
about this matter is the fact that we
have received notice that cargo of
bad weather is headed this way and
may be expected to arrive in due time.
If you are hungry enough to enjoy
q good meal cooked by the sweetest
and handsomest cook in Yale, Just
drop into Fox & Rounds store; be as
sweet as you know how toward their
popular timer Jim Sweet. If you are
sweet enough there will occur blend
ing and soldering of sweetness and
Jim will take you home to dinner.
Then will come the best of the taffy
for Jim's wife is visiting friends in
Memphis and he is bachiug it for a
while,
Now is the best time there has been
in years to purchase property in Yale,
and its all on account of the new light
system and waterworks plant. A
limited number who now own village
property think the taxes are going to
be so high on account of the improve
ments, that they will sell out for a
song. At least this inference might be
drawn from their doleful talk. But
by the time the bonds are to be paid
this same property will be worth twice
or three times what il is now. We say
again that now is good time to invest
and n word to the wise ought to be
sufficient.
The remains of Henry Howay who
died few days ago in Sarnia, Ont,
were brought here last Wednesday.
The funeral was held yesterday from
the home of George Cough, the public
services taking place in the NJ. T..
church, with which the deceased had
been associated many years ago. The
service was conducted by Rev. Lester
Clark and the body was laid to rest in
Elmwood cemetery. Mr. Howay
was one OF the old settlers of this
region, having come to Yale almost 40
years ago. He had been in failing
health for long period and this
coupled with the feebleness incident
to advancing years made him an easy
prey to his last sickness. He died
leaving an evidence of his abiding
trust in the great redeemer.