The Yale expositor., 1898-03-11

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Austin Lutz is looking after the af-
fairs in the post-office at present.
See Ballentine's new stock of shirts,
hats and clothing before you buy.
Get your auction bills printed at 'The
Expositor Office. A notice of the sale
published free.
John n. Stokes, of Lynn township,
has been adjudged insane and sent to
the Eastern Michigan Asylum.
Chas. Vannassche and family moved
to Coleman this week where they will
reside on farm recently purchased by
them.
Wharton & Holden sell the Osborne
Lever spring-tooth harrow, cultivators
and disc harrows. Acknowledged
leaders.
Wants of people in spring time is
rubbers. Ballentine is giving worth
and wear, style and strength, choice
and cheapness.
One hundred and fifty pairs of shoes
all to be sold at less than cost at Park
inson's Call early before the best
pairs are taken.
Hank White says he saw robin on
Monday and it was not the one Char
ley Jackson saw either but Dusty Nc
Donald says no, it was crow.
Mrs. Robert Mantell, the actress,
who has been i'll so long at the Har-
rington, Port Huron, died Tuesday of
this week.
House-keeper wanted.-A middle
aged woman who would like a home
can find one by calling on Alfonso
Gray, Yale. All she would have to do
is the house work.
For sale: One single harness, one
road cart and one set of spring tooth
harrows. Parties wishing to buy may
see them at the farm of Charles Rich
ardson. 40 Mrs. o. d. Scully.
Will Lennon & Co. have the finest
and largest line of wall paper and win
dow shades that has eyer been shown
in our town. Their prices cannot be
beaten and they wish all to look over
their line.
l have the following property for
sale: IL acres with good house in Yale.
Several houses and lots and several
good farms of different sizes. Call and
see me before buying and get prices,
etc. "a j. A. Rapley, Atty.
Don't annoy others by your cough
ing and risk your life by neglecting a
cold. One Minute Cough Cure cures
coughs, colds, Group, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Grant Hol-
den.
You expect to ride bicycle this COM
ing summer, and want to buy one
right We haye FIVE different makes
to choose from. Call at our hardware
store and look them over. Fox g.
Rounds.
Short horn Durham bull for service
at the farm of Robt. Kicks, one mile
north and one mile west of Yale.
Weighs nearly 1900 pounds and will be
two years old in April. 1t is well bred
and fine animal. 45-3
The citizens of Brockway think that
coat of tar and feathers would not
come amiss for one of its number, who
has injured the reputation of more
than one home. Mormonism is out
lawed in the state of Michigan.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner q e. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 229 HUI
ron Ave, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
friday, Marcn ZOtn.
The New State Telephone Co.'s poles
have been set in town and it is expect
ed that the wire will be laid and con-
nections made ready to operate one
week from to-day. Grant Holden is
the agent in Yale. 1t is also expected
that an exchange will be operated
about town.
w. w. Lord, auctioneer, will offer
for sale by public auction at the prem
Uses of S. Appley, one mile south and
mile east of Blaine, on Tuesday, March
10, 1898. a lot of farm stock, nipple
ments, etc. Sale to commence at one
O'Clock sharp. This is a bona fide sale.
Everything must be sold.
Shubal Runnels, deputy register of
deeds on Monday received a check |
from Yale attorney in settlement of |
a bill which had been paid oyer two |
months ago. This little incident was a |
severe shock to Mr.. Runnels' nervous
system. To have an attorney volun-
teer to pay any bill is out of the ordi- |
nary at the register office.-Port Huron |
Daily Times.
The minstrel show by the young |
ladies in Central Hall, Tuesday even |
ing, March 10th, promises to be one of |
the best entertainments ever held III |
Yale. No one who wants to enjoy. a |
pleasant and enjoyable evening should |
stay away. 1t will be n laugh from !
start to finish. Reserved seats on sale |
at Grant Holden's drug store Saturday
of this week.
The Grace Association entertainment |
at Disciple Church on Tuesday even. |
ing was we'll attended which showed |
the interest taken in our own talented |
young ladies. Both Miss McKenna and |
Miss Springer labored under Difficult |
ties, both suffering from bad colds, but
they put forth their best efforts and |
certainly succeeded in providing an
evenings enjoyment of elocution and |
music. The choir rendered several !
selections, but the string band was not
able to be present.
The administrator of the estate of |
the late w. II. Harris, of Yale, filed !
his annual account. in the Probate |
court on Tuesday. For years Mr.. Hair
ris was prominent wagon manufact- |
urer and at the time of his death yvae |