The Yale expositor., 1900-06-08
.RAKE & RAPLEY.
Insurance written in frst-class
Companies.
Hammocks at Fox & Rounds.

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See Ballentine for the best 10c hose
in town.
Ladies muslin underwear for sale at
Martins.
Buy the Silby scythe, best that's sold ,
for sale by Fox & Rounds.
The 4th of July and flax will ripen
about the same time this year.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
The cheapest and best hats and
shirts are at S. Goldberg & Cos.
See Ballentine for new hats, latest
styles, stiff or soft, at right prices.
According to the almanac summer
is not due to begin until June 2lst.
Wanted-A good girl for general
house work. Apply to or address S.
Goldberg, Yale.
Spring crops of all kinds are report
ed to be quite promising in the region
round about Yale.
The mason work on the outer walls
of A. w. Ferguson's new bank build
ing Will soon be completed.
1t is advisable when you need hats
shirts or neckwear, to look over the
stock at the Yale Clothing House.
Fox & Rounds haye few more of
those corn cultivators left which they
vii! sell cheap to close them out.
A new lot Of lace curtains just re-
ceived at Mrs. Taylor's. These will go
at specially reduced prices on Satur-
day.
Two of Warren Boadway's children
are down with the measles. One of
them was quite sick and had decided
tendency to lung complications.
Brockway township road warrants
are in the hands of the various path
masters. We will soon experience the
delights of riding through the country
over newly made roads.
Rev. VIM. Sdebotham has moved
into part of the house occupied by Mr..
Morsehead on North Main street. AS
soon as the Ovens house is vacated he
expects to occupy 1t.
The fine rain the latter part of last
week made everybody glad. 1t was
much needed in this region. There
may be a man mean enough to kick
about it, but We have not heard of him
yet.
Lest any man should go astray so
far as to miss the barber shop, and be
compelled to wear "stubbs' over Sum-
day, Dick Windsor has had his barber
sign reprinted. It's slick one now,
and no mistake.
One farmer reports peas shooting
sprouts three-quarters of a inch long
in 46 hours after planting. Why didn't
he wait two more hours for the test.
even two days, and make the sprouts
an even inch-in his story?
w. b. Ballentine has sold his piano,
organ, and sewing machine business to
Henry WEIGH. Wallace made a sue
cess of the traffic, and has placed
numerous instruments and machines.
We have no doubt his successor will
be equally successful.
We make a guess that Charlie
Adams has the notch fixed for snug
crop this year. What leads us to make
it, is the fact that Charlie is hustllng
with might and main to get that new
bank barn on his farm, southwest of
Yale, done in time for harvest. Jim
Edgerton is doing the mason work.
Isaac Ferguson, VIII resided at Ro-
meo, died at his late home in that
place Sunday, June Sd, aged 67 years.
Ferguson of this village, and an old
resident of Romeo. He leaves wife
and seven grown-up children to mourn
his loss. His funeral occurred on last
Tuesday. His brother from here was
in attendance upon these sad rites.
Last fall sprained my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. Doctor
i called on said at first it was slight
strain and would soon be well, but il
grew worse and the doctor then said
had rheumatism. IL continued to
grow worse and / could hardly get
around to work. / went to drug
store and the druggist recommended
me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
] tried it and one-half of 50-cent bot
tie cured me entirely. L now recon-
mend it to all my friends.-F. A. Bah
cock, Erie, Pa. IL is for sale by Staley
q Mex eth, druggists.
TN Yale Agricultural Associa-