The Yale expositor., 1898-04-22

Born, to the wife of VIM. Foster, on
Tuesday, April 10, 1898, pretty baby
girl.
The Bay View Reading Circle will
meet with Mrs. +. r. Beecher next
Monday evening.
Before buying wall paper or window
shades drop into HoIdeD'5 drug store
and see what they have to offer. 1t
will pay you.
Settings from thoroughbred Ply
mouth Rocks for sale at % cents. Call
on James Muir, mile north and IL
miles west of Yale. 50-4
The Electric carpet cleaner and best
wall cleaner is sold by j. A. Davidson
& Co., the largest wall paper and win
dow shade dealers in Port Huron.
Warner Cornell, NJ. D., eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, has discon-
tinued his visits to Yale. He will here
after devote his time to his Port HUI
ron office and may be found at home
any time. SOP
Supervisor Holden does not see why
he should be afflicted as he is. Since
taking the oath Of office he has had
two crazy persons to look after. 1t is
Il duty he would rather not be obliged
to perform.
Statesmen Wanted-Those who have
good knowledge of bookkeeping
preferred; the best selling speciality on
the market. No competition, liberal
compensation. Only tirst-class men
need apply. Address Geo. w. Allen,
Yale, Mich. If.
Men like man who comes to you
when he has thing to say about you,
whether false or true, and say 1t in a
manly way. But everybody hates the
sneak who gossips and lies with chuck
ing glee and says: "For heavens sake,
if you speak of this, don't mention
that it come from me-"
In the real estate transfers recorded
during the past week we notice the
following:-Susan Macarthur to G. r.
Holden, north ] of lot 8, block IL,
Jones' addition to Yale; consideration
$500. Harvey 1appan to Joseph
Effrick, lots 38 and SO. block 5, Whites
plat, Yale; consideration $3.50.
VIM. Strong has established an office
in Forester Hall for the convenience
of all who wish to enlist as Michigan
volunteers. Mr.. Strong has plenty of
application blanks and may be found
in his Office between and 0 o'clock
every Saturday evening. Here is a
chance for all patriotic people to show
their love of country.
Gus Smith. one of Brockway town.
ships prosperous farmers, met a rep
resentative of The Expositor on the
street the other day and said, "You
need not run the notice advertising
seed wheat for sale any longer. sold
all had and could have sold more.
Men came from as far west as INLAY
City and nearly to Sanilac Centre on
the north. 1t paid me to advertise in
The Expositor.
Died.-In Yale, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. K. +. Pratt, on Friday,
April 18th, 1898, Mrs. Ruth Scott, aged
SO years, 8 months, and Is days. The
remains were taken to Capac on Sun
day where the funeral was held from
the Baptist church, Rev. Wallace
preaching the sermon. The interment
took place in the cemetery north of
Capac where deceased husband lay.
The family of Mrs. Scott desire to ex-
press their sincere thanks to the
neighbors and friends who assisted
| during the sickness and death OF their
mother. Thanks are also rendered to
the Maccabees for flowers.
gentleman once said to reporter
81 never took paper that did not pay
me more than ] did for it. One time
an old friend of mine started paper
way down south and sent it to me, and
subscribed just to encourage him,
and after a while it published notice
that an administrator had an order to
sell a lot at public auction. So / in
CURED about the lot and told my
| friend to run it up to $50. He bid me
off the lot for S37 and / sold it in a
month for 500, so | made S62 clear by
taking that paper. My father told me
that when he was young man he saw
notice in a paper that school
teacher was wanted away off in a dis
tant country, and little girl was sent
to him, and after while she grew up
sweet and pretty, and he married her.
Now If he hadn't taken that paper
what do you recken would have be-
come of me2 I'd have been some 9TH
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