The Yale expositor., 1898-04-29
The Expositor is sixteen years old.

A change of adj for Grant Holden in
this issue will be of interest to you.
Read it.
If you want to see some real nice
shirt waist sets, look at some of LOsey
d Doelle's new ones.
John d. Williams has been laid up
by sickness the past week but is now
able to look after his dray business.
Steve Barr "laid an egg" on our
table Saturday which measures n X6I
inches. Eggs of THIS size should COM
mand good price.
For Sale-One Webster's Interna.
tional Dictionary with Noyes' holder;
one second hand No. s, cook stoye.
Write or call on Expositor, Yale, Mich.
Roger Barrett and wife are now oc-
copying their residence on Mary street.
Mr.. Barrett has been improving the
house by treating 1t to fresh coat OF
paint.
Putney q Chamberlain are always
aliye and looking after the wants of
their customers. New goods are con-
tinually being added and the prices
are reasonable and right. See their
change of ady. this week.
Hickey q Walker have an adv. in
this issue advertising the Oliver Chilled
Plow the best on the market to-day.
They also handle full line of repairs
for same. Those who haye used the
Oliver pillow will have none other.
An Iron Mountain couple were re-
Gently married, and the bride invited
an old auntie to the wedding. The
cards were swell affairs, and one cor
ner bore the inscription, Children not
expected" After scanning it closely
over her specs, the old lady said;
That's all right, they'll have 'em just
the same.-EX.
For the last week Losey q Doelle
haye been making improvements in
their store by having it thoroughly
cleaned, repapered, painted, and other
repairs, which will greatly add to the
impressiycnes Of their store, They
will open up again next week with a
large line of new goods. Be sure and
read their ad this week.
Will Lennon & Co. have dissolved
partnership, John +. Staley retiring
and Will Lennon still continuing the
business which he has so successfully
built up and run the past four years.
lie will have iirstclass and popular
clerk in the near future and will push
the drug, stationery, wall paper, and
window shade business with renewed
vigor.
We would like to impress on the
minds of those who drop items in the
box at the post Office that to insure the
publication of same their names must
be signed as an evidence of good faith
BE careful and not sign some one
else's name to an erroneous item for
you may be caught at your little game.
What we want is truthful items of
local interest.
John Mathews. of Roseburg, had
quite serious loss early Wednesday
morning in the burning of his extern
siye barns, with all the contents. The
barns were pretty well filled at the
time with stock and implements, and
nothing was saved. II horses, 80 hogs,
4 cows, calf, and sheep all persisted
in the flames. The loss is about SO 800,
with less than half that amount of in
surance. Cause supposed to be in
Nearly every poultry owner you
meet this spring has a tale to tell of a
freak egg his hen has laid. James
Muir, of Yale, has hens that lay eggs
8! by 81 inches and W. II.
Fritch, of Inlay City has hen that
lays eggs according to the price. At
present with eggs at &c per dozen Mr..
Fritch brings in his little hatful of eggs
II tritle over one-sixth of an
ounce. They are about the size of a
robins egg.-Croswell Jetfersonian.
We have decided to make little
change and publish two editions of
the Expositor-a local and "a regular
Four pages of our paper are
printed at home, the other four pages |
in Detroit. If there are any who don't |
care for the inside pages and would |
like only the home print we can furn-
ish yearly subscribers with the local |
edition at 30 cents each. This edi- |
ton contains all of the local happen |
ings, general news, correspondence, in |
fact all news of interest in Yale and |
vicinity. There are "a columns, in |
advertisements, of 20 inches to |
the column, making total of $50 inch
es, all of which is neatly printed and |
can be distinctly read. We make the
above offer because of the fact that
there are those who are not able to pay
one dollar year. and others who take
the dailies and get great deal of the
news contained on the inside pages of
The EXpositor. Now is the time to
subscribe. We hope to increase our
subscription list and by January LIST,
next will have 1000 subscribers.