The Yale expositor., 1898-03-11

Will WEIGH has been quite sick but
is improving.
Council proceedings in another
column OF this issue.
Register tomorrow If your name is
not already on the roll of the village.
Shoes! Shoes. Shoes lat your own
price at Parkinson's. All styles and
sizes.
$4,000 TO LOAN on Real Estate at a
reasonable interest. j. A. Rapley, At
tOrney-at-Law:
If you want worth and wear, style
and strength, in spring dress goods see
Ballentne's new stock.
Wharton q Holden sell Syracuse har-
rows, plows and repairs for the same.
See their change of ad. this week.
have new lumber wagon that |
would like TO exchange for work
horse weighing about 100 pounds.
Il. II. Menerey.
Wall paper buyers remember that
Will Lennon d Co. will trim all your
wall paper and If you have any left
over will accept it back to your credit.
Mrs. Jesse VIM died at her home in
Lynn township Saturday, March 9Th,
and the funeral was held on Tuesday
at the Methodist church in that town
ship. lnterment in Lynn cemetery.
Mrs. Mary Davenport, of Cass City,
organized a Court of Lady Foresters in
Yale last Saturday afternoon. The
Court starts out with more than thirty
members which is very encouraging
indeed.
The young people Of Yale are max
ing arrangements to get Prof. Chisholm
who plays a whole band alone, viz.
lst and I'd violin, bass vol, cornet and
piano all ut once. to play for them in
the near future.
Rev. l.. Clarke returned home Mon
day evening from Saginaw where he
has been assisting in the holding of
revival meetings. The elder reports
having had good success and expects
to go back to Saginaw again soon.
The brothers and sisters of the late
James +. Lutz desire to thank all the
kind friends and neighbors who lent
every assistance duriRg'his short sick.
ness, also for the many acts of kind
ess and the sympathy shown them
after his death.
Boydell paints are the best and the
place to buy is at Fox & Rounds hard
ware store. Before you paint your
buildings or the interior Of your house
ii will pay you to call and look over
our line. Strictly pure white lead and
oil always on hand.
An article has been dropped into
The EXpositor item box at The post
Office by some anonymous writer sug-
costing the name of John Newell for
township treasurer. We will be pleased
to publish it if the writer will call at
our Office and give us his name. In
every case it is necessary that the
writer's name be attached to an article.
Prosecuting Attorney Walsh has ad =
viscd the county clerk not to issue a
notice of election for the submission of
the county road system to the electors
of st. Clair county this spring. The
reason for this advice is that the board
of supervisors neglected to designate
the newspaper in which such notice
should be published as provided by
law. The decision of the prosecuting
attorney will therefore save the cost of
a useless election to the taxpayers.
The Lexington News has the follow
ing 10 say of one of Speaker townships
solid, substantial men:-"Hon. Elmore
Putney, one of the ablest representa-
tives this county ever had in the halls
of the legislature, was visitor in Lex.
ington Tuesday. lie gave the News a
pleasant social call, and presented the
editor with very handsome volume
of the Michigan Manual for 1897 for
which he will nlease accent Our thanks
Comrade Putney fought through the
barring the natural results of years of
hardship and exposure on the field in
defense of the Union"