The Yale expositor., 1898-07-08

New goods every week at The Rack
ct store.
Watch repairing promptly executed
at II. j. Doelle.
Binder Irvine at the hardware store
of Fox & Rounds.
To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! ! Don't take a substitute.
Farmers when you want good ferti-
lizer for your fall wheat call on James
Hisey. loft
For Sale-A young horse, five years
old. Terms, one year credit.
James Brown.
Invitations are out announcing the
wedding of Miss Kate Hayes, of Yale,
and DR.. w. n. Armstrong, of Concord,
on Thursday, July II.
A matched game of base ball will be
played on the fair grounds in Yale
next Monday afternoon at > o'clock
between Inlay City and Yale.
Taxpayers and all those interested
in the welfare of our public schools
should attend the meeting in High
School building next Monday evening.
c. +. Michaels' 4th of July ball was
a grand success. Nearly one hundred
numbers were sold and pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all. The music
was the finest and the caller the best.
Lothian q Fuller don't make any
great splurge about their business but
are doing a large and increasing bust
ness Just the same. Read what they
have to say "About That Dollar" in a
change of ad.
Lost between Yale and John Merrills
farm south of Yale, dark coat with
some papers in the pocket of no value
to anyone but the owner. Finder will
be paid for any trouble by notifying
Dayid Brown, Yale.
During the France-Rella stay here
they secured the services of May FitZ-
gerald as organist and they attest as
to her superior musical abilities. Miss
May is only about IL years of age, but
plays exceedingly well.
Harry VanVleet, agent, will have a
grand opening at the Racket Store in
the Hart building tomorrow, Satur-
day. His stock in the way of bazaar
goods is complete and at prices that
are lower than the lowest. Read his
ad.
Lost-One promissory note given by
Edward Sheehy and dated November
%, 1897. Amount of note about $l7.00.
/ hereby notify all persons against ne
gotiating for the purchase of said note.
Finder will please return same to the
undersigned and receive reward.
DR.. Howell, Yale.
Brockway township now owns a
stone crusher and it will be only a
short time before the roads will be No.
/. A subscription paper is being cir
culated and nearly all of our citizens
are donating either cash or work to-
wards putting the highway two miles
north in passable condition. This is
a move in the right direction and all
should help it along.
One of the visitors to Yale on the 4th
was John Mcclellan from the township
of Flynn. Johns parents reside at
Omard, and are only medium in size,
but John has struck out on gait of
his own, and although only IL years of
age tips the scales at 100 lbs, several
pounds ahead of either his father or
mother. If he keeps on growing at the
rate he is going, he will be whale
when he comes to manhood.
! The France-Rella Comedy Company
finished a weeks engagement in Yale
Monday evening, July 4th. "Uncle
JOSH" the favorite comedy drama was
given that evening and crowded
house listened to its rendition. Our
townspeople are always pleased with
this company's entertainments and
give them royal welcome every time
they return. Tuesday morning they
droye to Peck and will hold the boards
at the opera house there for the bal
ance of the week.
The editor of Kansas paper states
that he picked up a Winchester rifle
one day recently and started down the
street to deliver the weapon to its own
er. The delinquent subscribers. how
ever got il into their heads that he was
on the war path, and every one he
met insisted on paying him what they
were owing. One of them wiped out
a debt of ten years standing. On the
editors return to the Office he found a
load of hay, fifteen bushels of corn,
ten bushels of peas, ten bushels of po-
tatoes, a load Of wood and barrel of
turnips that had been brought in by
delinquents.