The Yale expositor., 1898-08-26

If you don't get your Expositor reg.
ularly let us know it.
DR.. w. c. Walkers next visit to Yale
will be Tuesday, Sept. 10.
Mrs. NJ. II. Taylor has our thanks
for late st. Louis, Mo-, papers.
Harry Van Vleet talks good horse
sense in change of ad. Read it.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! ! Don't take substitute.
Bargains in watches and clocks at
Doelle's for the next 80 days. See
their ad.
Auction Sale bills printed the neatest
and cheapest at The Expositor Job
Rooms. Give lis call.
The Village Council has ordered the
Bell telephone poles to be removed
from the main street to one of the back
streets.
The largest stock and best assortment
of mems and boys shoes for the fall
trade will be sound at the Yale Cloth
ing House.
DR.. V. A. Lacy was at Peck yesterday
where he has a large practice in dent
istry. The DR.. expects to make regular
visits to Peck.
The Office force return thanks to
Nicholas Owens for basket of elegant
pears. They didn't do thing but dis
pose of them.
George Carless has been quite sick
for number of weeks from typhoid
fever. He is slowly improving but is
not out of danger.
For Sale.--I have Star Wind Mill,
nearly new, also a 35-bbl. water tank
all of which l will sell cheap. Geo. v.
Reid's Livery, Yale. 1854
The ball game on the fair ground
here last Friday afternoon between
the Peck and Yale teams resulted in
favor of the former by score of 13
and 10.
If you want carriage, surrey, q
buggy, cart, or road wagon McIn-
tyre d Harris handle the best. Call at
their warerooms on Main street and see
their stock.
Your attention is called to the new
adv. of j. &. Hart. He is prepared to
furnish the public with pork, cider and
apple barrels. You will find him at
the old foundry building.
Notice the yellow label on your
paper and if you are in arrears and
will call and settle the indebtedness it
will be great help to us. We need
money to pay our help and other
necessary expenses.
Strayed.-One red COW, coming in
in about month, has strayed from
the premises one mile east of Peck.
Left premises July IA. Any person
will be paid for trouble in returning
same to VIM. Kester, one mile east of
Peck. 1874
Robt. Paul wishes to call the atten-
ton of school children to his large and
varied stock of stationery. His goods
are all new, just what you want and he
will save you 20 percent on every pur-
chase. Drop in to his store and see
what he has. Don't miss reading his
ad in this issue of The Expositor.
Geo. p. Waller, of Mayville, who has
been employed in The Expositor office
for the past seven weeks departed for
home Wednesday morning. George is
a fine young man, one in whom the ut
most confidence may be placed. We
wish him everything that is good and
that his future life may be prosperous.
The Emmett bank of Noble & McCabe
opened for business Monday morning.
II. p. McCabe, well known here, will
look after the banks interests and it
will be properly attended to for Mack
is first class business man, is liked by
a large number of people and has a
good field to work in. Success to you
Mack.
Excursion train and cheap rates oyer
the f. & p. NJ. II. X. to Saginaw, Sum
day, August 2Sth. A game of base ball
will be played between Detroit and
Kansas City at Saginaw in the after
noon. Train leaves Yale at 1853 a. m.
arriving at Saginaw at IL O'Clock. Re-
turning will leave Saginaw at $3.50 p. m.
Fare for round trip, 90 cents.
There is not Hardware House this
side of Detroit that sells better hard
ware or as cheaply as Fox q Rounds,
Yale's hustling hardware merchants.
This is one of the solid institutions of
Yale and when they tell you thing is
all right you can depend on what they
say. Their stock is large and varied.
When you want anything you will find
it at their store. New goods arriving
evarv daV