The Yale expositor., 1899-07-28

1t has always been supposed that
twelve acres of grain was big days
work for team and binder, but John
Kicks has broken the record. On
Wednesday of last week John went
into field on the Parker place with
his team and binder and cut sixteen
acres of wheat. This is an exceedingly
good days work and the horses didn't
feel any the worse for it.
NJ. w. Lennon has received word
from his son Frank that he has enlist
ed in the army at Detroit and has been
sent TO Fort Sheridan, H., where he
will receive the proper training and
drilling. 1t may be that Frank will be
sent to Manila and his parents are
somewhat anxious, as his constitution
is not of the strongest and they fear
he may not be able to stand the
climate.
James Brown, of Yale, was a
pleasant caller Saturday and sub
scribed for the Times. He is looking
up fire insurance in this vicinity and
represents Sun of London, Under
writer's of New York, Phoenix and
several other first class companies.
Mr.. Brown is an agent of 80 years ex-
ton for honesty and reliabiity.-Sani-
lac County Times, Peck.
100000 Reward is offered by Mr..
KnilP of KnilPs Red, White and Blue
Pill Co., Port Huron, Mich, to any
family in the State, of three children
and parents, that come within 100 lbs
of the weight and one year Of the ages
of his family, their total weight is
OIL lbs. an average of 1872 lbs, the three
children in the family are aged %, If
and Is respectively, the older one be-
ing the heaviest member of the family
at 220 pounds. Address, KNIL's RED,
WHITE AND BLUE Pill Co.
Our correspondents have been very
negligent of late. We would be pleas
ed to have you send in all the news of
your neighborhood regularly each
week. If anyone has been born, mar
riages taken place or deaths in the
community, let us know it; also acct
dents, damage to crops etc. If anyone
is visiting in your village or vicinity or
intends going away on a visit, lot il
down and the EXpositor will be many
times obliged to you for giving so
much news. Send in items on Tues
day if possible but not later than We'd
nesday.
Here is truth in nutshell. "If you
have a little farm or business, and
are out of debt, don't fret and work
yourself and good wife into the grave
for the sake of making money. You
have but one life to live, and it is very
brief at best. Take a little comfort
and pleasure as you go along day by
day, and try to do a little more good
to others. A morbid, insatiate desire
to possess the earth, to grab everything
in sight, is at the foundation of more
misery than almost any other one
thing. Wealth alone will meyer keep
your memory green after you're gone
"a good life and kind actions will"
During the past the people in the
Cole district of the NJ. p. persuasion
have used the school building for their
church services. Success has attended
them and recently IT was decided to
build an edifice of their own in West
Brockway. The stone foundation has
already been commenced, and the
date for the laying of the corner stone
has been set for August 16 on which
date there will be special services at
1890 a. m. The following ministers
will be present and take part:-Rev.
Traver, president of the conference,
Revs. Harger, Cooper, Crandall and
Tyler. On the lawn at Mrs. Jesse
Coles dinner will be served to all de-
string it, and that ice cream etc. may
be procured. All are cordially invited
to attend the services of the day.
Rev. Keith has the matter in charge
and will do all in his power to pleas
antly entertain everyone.