The Yale expositor., 1899-06-02

Will Lennon.
l.. Silverthorn.
l.. Hlger q Sons.
Royal Medicine Co.
Twenty-six inch hand saw for 59cts
at The Racket.
Queen Victoria, during her youth
was fond of archery.
DR.. w. c. Walker at Rapley House,
Yale, Wednesday, June 81.
Nice line of Rockingham tea-pots
just received at The Racket.
Fox & Rounds carry the best line of
Haying Tools in the market, the Ney
Mfg Co. goods.
A large quantity of rain fell during
the last week but the weather is pleas
ant and warm now.
Wool is coming into town quite free
ly and the price paid by Yale buyers
is the magnet which draws it.
Girl Wanted-To do general house
work. Enquire of Mrs. V. A. Lacy,
Kennefck Street, Yale, Mich.
Mother Lothian's condition is some-
what improved at present but her
friends have fears of her recovery.
Will Lennon has very few words
to say to every one IN change OF ad
in this issue. 1t won't take minute
to read it.
Among the real estate transfers re-
corded last'week we notice the follow
ing: Wendall Hallman to George A..
Holt. land in Greenwood. Considera-
ton $4,000.
4 sd ATonnno1H
happy over the arrival of black-eyed
daughter at their home in Brown City
Saturday last.
The Bear Block Furniture Company,
Port Huron, pay the freight on furni-
ture bought at their establishment.
Their prices are right and they have
a large and varied assortment to pick
from.
Children's day exercises will be held
in the Disciple church on Mechanic
street next Sunday morning at 1890.
A splendid program is being prepared
by the young folks. The public in
general INVITED.
Charley Cavanagh was part way
down town last Saturday for the first
time since he was taken sick. He has
had hard seige of sickness and it
will be long time before he will re-
gain his usual strength.
The Maccabees of Peck will give
picnic in d. Bertrand's grove, 8 miles
north and ! mile west of Peck, on
Wednesday, June Z, commencing at
10 O'Clock q. m. The program will
consist of music and speeches. All
are invited.
The tightening DR.. for sick umbrellas
struck town Sunday. His Office, Sleep
ing apartments, bathroom, wardrobe,
etc., were all in the one rig. Some
one suggested that the occupant was
q swell-head editor of little country
weekly out after news.
Most writers write too much, most
takers talk too much, most preachers
preach too much, most fools fool too
much, most kickers kick too much,
most drinkers drink too much, most
partners part too much-and in fact it
is the muchness of things earthly that
makes us long for the balm in Gilead,
and the sweet fields beyond life's tur-
bid tide.-Ex.
A Sunday School Convention will be
held at the NJ. Il. church, Speaker,
Tuesday, June 20, 1899, commencing
at p. NJ. Evening session at 1880.
The program will be complete, consist
ing of readings, recitations, vocal
music, speeches by prominent S. s.
workers, discussions, etc. Those in
terested in this work should attend
and take part. A cordial invitation is
extended to all.
Don't expect everybody to be your
friend in this world. There are people
who would sooner see you make fiat
failure in life than succeed. There
are people whom you haye put your
self to trouble and expense to serve
who would sooner speak evil of you
than good; merit is not always apprecl-
ated even by ones kith and kin. Re-
member that in this world, IL you have
burdens laid upon your shoulders, to
bear them patiently and in silence.
The approving conscience" at least,
will be an ever faithful friend; a mon
ltor we can always afford TO heed In
sunshine or shadow.