The Yale expositor., 1898-09-23
/ A. RAPLEY,
Save money by trading at The

Save money by trading at The
Racket.
Rada Rapley is still numbered with
the sick.
Buy your loaded shells of Fox &
Rounds. They will save you money.
Several of Yale's young people took
in the excursion to Detroit Sunday.
The Yale fair is over, but fair dealing
still continues at Will Lemons Cen
tral Drug Store.
A nice line of cute baby bonnets just
received at Mrs. James Browns from
25 cents up to $500.
Every thing desired in Millinery
goods new and nice and prices to suit,
at Mrs. James Browns.
Wanted-A competent girl for gen.
eral housework. Good wages. En-
quire Of Mrs. j. A. Menzies.
Rev. Wm. Rennie, the present pastor
of the +. NJ. church will preach at the
Yale church in the morning at 10
and in the evening at $50 next Sunday.
Joseph Mitchell of this place and
Mrs. Barberee living four miles east
of the village were married last Satur-
day. May their lives be long and
happy is our wish.
Miss Ella T urner, of North Branch,
and formerly of Yale, is now domicil-
ed with Mrs. James Brown as trimmer.
Miss Turner Will be glad to have all
her old friends call on her.
AS we go to press this morning the
remaining sick ones at Mr.. MenZies'
are reported better. Unless some un-
foreseen complication should arise, it is
hoped that all will be about soon.
Farm For Sale or Rent loo acres
good improved land, one mile north
of Yale; we'll watered, securely fenced
and first class buildings. Call on or
address VIM. Williams, Yale. 1874
House and Lot For Sale.-I desire to
sell my house and lot on Jones street
in the village of Yale. Good location.
Well Of pure water on lot. Will sell
cheap. For particulars and terms call
on Mrs. j. d. McKeith, Yale. 10
The undersigned will offer for sale
by public auction at his farm mile
west and 81 miles north of Peck, on
Friday, September 30th, 1898, all his
farm stock and implements. This is
bonafide sale as am leaving my farm.
w. w. Lord Auctioneer.
A. E. Leavitt, Prop.
VIM. Ferguson Esq, one of the lead
ing citizens of Sanilac Centre arrived
in town Sunday to attend the Yale
fair. 1t is reported Mr.. Ferguson
comes as representative to our fair
from the Labor organization of Sani-
lac County and is looking for pointers
on chow to do it," Willis hustler and
get his moneys worth every time.
Squirt advertising, like a short-wind-
ed race-horse, never wins the race. Just
as well to move your store every three
months as to do squirt advertising.
People may not need what you have
Just now, but they will sooner or later,
and if they don't find your ad. where
they first saw it, they naturally con-
clude that you haye quit business.
What a salesman is to your business,
just such Is your ad. Each sells your
goods, and you cannot prosper with
out both.
Dan Foley living east of Mt. Salem,
one of the most substantial farmers of
this county, has almost completed
nice large brick house, In fact it is
regular up-to-date city building. The
hardware for the same is being fur
nished by Fox & Rounds of this place.
The mason work is being done by VIM.
DlaCkIOIu, anu lne CaTpeuJeTlDg by
JOS. Richet near this village. The
house will be lit with gas. and heated
by furnace. Every room IN the
residence will be furnished with both
hot and cold water.
+. c. Sterit, late one of the firemen
on board the famous war ship,
"Oregon," which bore so prominent
part in the destruction of the Spanish
fleet in the Caribbean sea, off Santiago
harbor, made the Expositor Office
pleasant visit last week. Mr.. Sterit
don't appear to be any the worse for
the wear and tear of that terrible con-
filct, at least we are led to believe so,
from the fact that he since voluntarily
ventured into another conflict, tin
another seal, that of matrimony, and
Monday led to the altar Miss Ida Mayis,
daughter of Charles Nays of Green
wood, Elder Keith, the new incumbent
in the M. p. parsonage tying the knot.
May success and happiness be the por-
ton of every one of our country's
heroes, is the wish of The Expositor.