The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1899-02-10
I A. RAPLEY,
Honey Loaned, Marriage Licenses obtaine

Large steel fry pan for l9cts at The
: Racket.
Twenty-four degsees below zero Fri
Gay morning.
Nice pair Of lace curtains for Scots
at The Racket.
Mrs. Thos. BspIey is improving ut
present writing:
Fox & Bounds will have car of
Vire in next week.
The Lentsn season begins on Wed.
nesday February 18th.
DR.. W.. q. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Tuesday Feb %.
Don't fail to read DR.. Il. Milbrandt's
Cd in another column of this issue.
Six large teacups AMI saucers best
white ware for 35cts at The Racket.
.. p, Chamberlain has been serious
~ sick during tne past week but is on
Che improve.
Harry Jardine wishes tn say To the
public that hereafter he will wash Tues
Gay and Friday of each week.
teachers association will be held
IN the high school room, Saturday,
Feb 18th. Program next week.
Beard is giving some bargains again
kb week. Among them are Is pounds
granulated sugar for one dollar.
Jas O'Rourke is now spending most
Gf mis- time IN II. J. Dnelie's jewelry
stnre IA clerk, and learning the trade.
For Saie-The Standard. bred Trot.
ding Stallion "Shadelock" (28732)
Easy terms. Enquire of Geo. W. Allen,
Yale. So
Mrs. Paimeteer, Lying seven miles
enst of Yale. died Monday, aged about
81 years. The funeral took place on
Wednesday.
The past week has been exceedingly
cold. Some of the farmers say that
che wheat will be injured, and the
peach crop will be an utter failure.
The show windows of the dealers in
valentines indicate that st. Valentine
DAY IL near at hand. The young peo-
Ole need not be told that next Tuesday
h the 18th.
Landlord Paisley has put in new
graphophone at the Rapley House
and with u selection Of new pieces fur
Oishes an interesting entertainment
each evening.
DR. BULL's CoUGH SYRUp ia the best
Temedy for relieving and curing that
esthmstic cough. Physicians recon-
mrnd it. Buy only the genuine. DR..
John w. Bulls Cough Syrup.
The high school building at Sand
Beach burned to the ground last Thurs
DAY. The water mains we're frozen
and the fire department could do
nothing. Loss $l2 900, covered by ill
61rance.
Ira Billman. many years ago resi.
dent of Yale but of late years pastor
IN the Church of Christ at Saginaw.
Gas resigned his charge and will go To
Evansville, Ind. aud continue in the
ministry.
The Christie family in st. Clair, com.
Do.ed of two brothers and q sister, all
unmarried. died within the past week
at extreme age. Samuel died last
week Wednesday, aged so years, Mary
@is week Tuesday, aged 30 years, and
Henry on Wednesday. aged % years.
Miss Mary MulIigsn. aged 26 years.
f6rmerly of Fargo, where she has two
erJthers living, died in st. Msry's hos
Rital IN Detroit last Friday of consump-
Con. The remsins we're brought to
Rort Huron, where she had lived some
SINE, and the funeral held from st.
Stephens church on tuesday.
The Libby Glass Blowers from the
yTid's Fair will give an exhibition
FOR three nights only in Central Hall.
They show the people of today what
6n he done with glass, for instance,
eDpy hlow, spin, weave and knit glass
Ill the presents they make they give
away free of charge. Admission l0cts
You should not fail to zee these won
drrful artists. II is moral and instruc-
I've exhibition for ladies and children
q we'll as for gentlemen.
The question of handling the wires
Gid gas, water and drainage pipes in
great cities. and even In towns, Is be
6ming with each year one OF greater
importance. A prize WINS offered 10 the
engineers 81 Che United States by The
Cosmopolitan magasine for the sbiest
sSfiole sugges1nga soientifio. economi-
CT solution Of this problem. The paper
o. Henry r. Bryant has been selected
a. the committee ~ the one most ably
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