The Yale expositor., 1898-10-14

Nice line of crockery just received
at the Racket.
Three fine show cases for sale, at a
bargain. See X. G.. Mclaughlin.
Grant Holden is placing some very
TASTY bulletins this week on the roads
leading into the village.
$4,000 to loan on Real Estate mort
cages at reasonable interest.
j. A. Rapley Atty.
! Elder Rennie will hold street meet
ing Saturday evening, the weather be-
! ing favorable.
Will Lennon has started the ball
rolling by having his store wired this
week for electric lights.
Harry VanVleet now occupies the
house that has sheltered our village
marshall for the past few years.
T.. b. Fuller & Co., of this place have
put in a stock of general merchandise
at Peck with A. f.. Leavitt as manager.
VIM. V. Andreae appointed f. II.
Beecher, Rudolph Andreae and j. i.
stevens to serve as members of the
water board.
The Presbyterian Congregation has
rented Central Hall for the coming
year, and will hold the first service
Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Every one buys wall paper and win
dow shades at Will Lemons drug
store. The reason-Large assortment,
pretty patterns and low prices.
DIR. Gowan, of Beryille, and DR.. Berry
of Romeo, performed an operation on
Miss Nellie DePeel Tuesday. Every
thing looks favorable for her speedy
recovery.
! The foundations for the dynamo and
engine are being laid this week at the
power house. The men are having
considerable trouble with quick sand
and will have to curb both trenches.
There have been no further cases of
diphtheria in Mr.. Menzies' family and
those who were down with it are better.
The condition of the family now is such
that the board OF health have consider
ed them out of danger, and the work
of disinfection has been commenced.
MIS-. Barbarree wishes to be set right
before the public. Some wretch, with
an utter disregard of what constitutes
truth, sent an item to The ExpOsitor
announcing her marriage. She denies
the truth of that statement and says
she still remains widow, and wants it
so understood.
Wellington Newell and Maude Reyes
were united III marriage at the home
of the brides parents in Greenwood on
the 18th inst. Elder Rowe officiated.
The young couple were the recipients
of many beautiful tokens of loye and
esteem. After the ceremony they left
on q wedding trip to Bay City.
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home of Thomas Rapley last Sunday
in honor of the departure of Carrie
Rapley for Denver, Colorado, where
she will spend the winter. Mrs. G. NJ.
| Warner, of st. GATHERINGS, Ont, will &C
company her. Miss Rapley hopes to
improve her health by the trip.
Tom Percyal, of Port Huron, was in
town Tuesday perfecting a business
mems organization for this place:
Chas. Rounds, Pres; w. II. Ballentlne,
! Vice Pres; 4. III. Parkinson, Treas;
Frank Putney, Sec. The organization
has been a success in Port Huron and
the promoters expect it to be so here.
Brown City as we'll as James Living
ston q Co. has met with very serious
loss in the total destruction by fire of
the flax plant at that place. Every
thing, buildings, stock Of every des-
cription were wiped out, Brown City
has good many idle men and the
Company is out $4,000 with about
SO 600 insurance. The fire fiend got
in his work well
If you have never witnessed the un-
corking of bottled up energy and
would like to hear it pop, just visit our
village school grounds when the days
session closes. The rush of many feet
upon the pavement, the wild shouts of
the boys, the girlish glggling, and the
general buzz of the whole swarm as
they issue from the hiye, are sounds
when mingled together make a most
joyful melody. An old man hearing
1t would feel young again. But its all
right and we rejoice to hear the noise.
Its the safety valye of that mighty
force which insures the future of the
human race.
The inspiration induced by donning
a nobby new suit, or an elegant dress
is good and noble impulse and prob
ably is experienced by the majority of
men and women under such circum-
stances. But its kind of inspiration
that ought meyer to show on the out
side. Let lady or gentleman pass
down the street wearing new-clothes-
air, and they Immediately cease to
command the respect of others. 1t is
plain that such are seeking the admir-
alton, not the respect of others. Dress
ing to command the respect of our as
sociates is duty we all owe to our
selves and others; but doing so to at
tract attention and arouse admiration
has its motive force in pride, and is no
higher or more elevating than the in
stinct which causes the pea-fowl to
show its feathers.