The Yale expositor., 1898-02-18
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Go1aecS4o,a1 Attended TO-
i. II. MERRILL.
did you get a Valentine?

did you get Valentine?
Yale village election Monday, March
18th, 1898.
Take a look at those $500 felt shoes
that Parkinson is selling for $l.40.
For Sale-A house and lot on Jones
street. For particulars and terms APP
ply to Mrs. p. Drummond. 36-4
The man with swell head doesn't
suffer as much as those who are COM
PEELED to associate with hun.
Remember the donation for the bene-
ct of the NJ. p. pastor at George f..
Evans this friday evening.
1t. Valentine day, we believe, was
quite largely observed as usual i'll our
village. Surprises and disappoint-
ments was the order of the day.
Winter is with us yet and if you want
I heating stove now is the time to buy.
TO make room for our spring stock we
are selling all heating stoves at a great
reduction. Cali and look us over. Fox
& Rounds.
Every reader of this paper should
notice and read carefully each adv.
Those who place them pay for the
space and have bargains to tell you
shout. Many times you save 5 5 5 by
perusing the ad. columns.
Thomas Crimes and Elmore Putney,
or Speaker township, have been engag-
ell during the past ten days soliciting
aid for Geo. w. Elston who was burned
ont on the evening OF Feb Sd. These
gentlemen report very good success in
Gheir work.
Sunday morning last Mrs. Caroline
Eolden on returning from church was
gerry happily surprised to find her
eight sons with their families all as
asmbled at the pleasant home of her
son Grant. the occasion was to ceie-
hrate Mrs. Holden's sixty-nintn BIRTH
day and 1t turned out to be u happy
urle.
Very much surprised were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mcintyre on Monday
evening when load of friends from
lynn came In upon them without
warning. Their quiet, pleasant home
became all at once scene of happy
bilarity and the guests, together with
host and hostess, greatly enjoyed
several gay hours.
After week of mild weather, which
greatly went against the tradition of
the bear and his shadow, another VIM
Der setin Monday night and Tuesday a
regular blizzard ragged all day with ter
xihc force. Quite an amount OF snow
fell but was drifted so that the sleigh
fng Is poor. Wednesday was fair,
bright but very cold. We make these
observations in regard to our weather
here not FOR the enlightenment of Yale
people but tor the interest of our far
G,waV readers and for future reference.
Mr.. Ward l.. Smith, of Fredercks-
town, Mo-, was troubled with chronic
oiarrhoea for over thirty years. lie
had become fully satisfied that it was
OILY question of a short time until
be would haye To give up. lie had
been treated by some of the best ply
acians i'm Europe and America but got
~ permanent relief. One day ne
picked up newspaper aud CHANGED to
f-Al an vertisemeut of Chamber
ms collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
comedy. he got a bottle Of it, the
g., dose helped HIM and its continued
cured him. For sale by VIII Len
r &to.
as. G.. Foster has sold his interest
{ eChampiOu Drug store to Dr. ".
armstrong who came to orr town
4 + II aud since then has made hosts
{ rehdS, and We are to- be cOngral IL
I %, in having the Dr. permanently
fv',,ed in our midst Mr.. James Z.
Irgsn. n practical pharmacist. of st.
IOnns, has been engaged to take charge
q ne Drug department where every
&,lng trusted Ia him will he compounds
CT accurately and promptly. The Or.
fiends to pay strict attention to his
pelerinary profession aud hopes by
Enoderate charges and strict attention
& Business to merit n share OF the pat
sonage of all who require his services.
concord Independent.