The Yale expositor., 1898-04-22
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Nv BEST COMPANIES.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Collections Attended to-
j. II. MERRILL.

To stick things use Majors Cement.
Beware! Don't take a substitute.
Largest stock of wall paper and
window shades at Holden's drug store.
BENZ. Evans made a shipment of
stock from the Yale yards last Satur-
day.
Fox & Rounds have something to
say to Expostor readers this week.
Read their change of adv,
Don't Judge a man by his relations
instead of by his companions. Rela-
tons are thrust upon him, but COM
panions are usually of his own selec-
ton.
Mrs. ID. G. Williams has been doing a
good work the past week in soliciting
aid with which to build cistern for
widow Goheen. Mrs. Williams met
with very good success.
The deer licenses for the hunting
season of 1898 are already in the hands
of the county clerks and may now be
bought by the Nimrods who believe in
taking time by the forelock.
Fred Loughead, of Sarnia, champion
bicyclist of Ontario, who is brother of
Mrs. John Holden of this place, has
decided definitely not to race again
CHS season, although a number of
United States makers haYe been after
him.
A. E. Jackson has torn away the old
shed in the rear of his hotel and has
workmen engaged digging a cellar. A
kitchen will be built over the cellar.
crease, making the enlargement of the
building necessary.
Card of Thanks.-Through the ool-
umns of The Expositor we wish to
thank the many friends who 80 kindly
and thoughtfully assisted us during
che sickness and death of our father,
James Wye.
Mrs. j. II. Reiohard, for the family.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs. NJ.
Russell and Maud Martin rallied
quilt at william Martins. Mrs. Nc
Nulty was the lucky lady who drew
the quilt. Sixteen were present, nice
supper was served, good music was
Furnished and fine time was enjoyed
by all.
Billy Beals, the popular and always
good -natured conductor on the +. & p.
M. passenger train, came out Monday
morning dressed in spanking new
epliform. Although he presents a very
tony appearance he is in nowise stuck
CD himself. Billy's friends along the
fine are legion.
A minister in town not far distant,
whose congregation had dwindled
down, had minated that he would
discuss family scandal the following
Sunday. AS a consequence the church
vas crowded. The minister's subject
was "Adam and Eve" What disAp-
continent it must have been to the
scandal loving mongers.
What might haye been fatal acct
dent happened on Monday evening.
George Weston and little boy were rid
ny ON load of hay and when coming
down the hill just east of the village
tie preaching to the harness broke let.
ting the wagon onto the horses heels
and the animal started at break-neck
pace, bringing up at the corner of North
snd Mary streets where the wagon was
upset, throwing Mr.. Weston and his
little boy on their heads. The two
were quite badly shaken up but no
serious damage resulted.
Considerable excitement and anxiety
VS. created in the household of Prof.
TOode and on the streets one day last
week when it became known that his
little two-year-old girl was missing.
Search was instantly made and in a
short time the little one was found.
On Monday child of Steve Curvin's
wandered away from home and after a
long time it was found at Chas. Rich
srdson's, mile and a half up the rail-
way track. The child had crawled
through wire fences and over obstacles
until its clothes were badly torn and
the little thing was completely tired
out.