The Yale expositor., 1900-02-02

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Tom Thumb rivets only SOC at The
Racket.
The only reliable Snag proof on the
market is the Lambertyille Rubbers
sold at the Yale Clothing House.
Are you a subscriber to The EXPOSE
tor? If not, why not. You should
make haste to Join our large army of
readers.
The revival meetings being held in
the Free Methodist chapel will be con-
tinued from Sunday evening. Rev.
j. N. Wilson, of Memphis will preach
Monday evening.
Professor King has twice entertained
our legislators and is we'll known here.
His work is of the highest class and he
| must be heard to be appreciated.-Co
lnmbus (Ohio) State Journal.
John A. Glava and family have
moved into the rooms over the City
Laundry, corner of Main and North
streets. Jacob Miller is making many
changes in the building vacated by
Mr.. GlaVa and expects to occupy it as
bakery within week.
For SALE:--1 fve-year-old driving
horse, one-horse Osborn cultivator,
hand cutting box. sets whiffietrees.
The subscriber intends moving away
and will sell the above property cheap
for cash. Inquire at residence south
of fair ground. 37tf Jacob Reichard.
al think would go crazy with pain
were 1t not for Chamberlaln's Pain
Balm" writes Mr.. w. II. Stapleton,
Herminie, Pa. al have been afflicted
with rheumatism for several years and
h. trio nil
but pain Balm is the best medicine l
have got hold Of" One application
relieves the pain. For sale by Staley &
McKeith, druggists.
The next number of the lecture
course will be an entertainment Fri
day evening next by Prof. Byron w.
King, with a miscellaneous program.
With the two entertainments that we
haye had, all haye been highly pleas
cd and from all reports of Prof. King,
next Friday evening will be fully as
satisfactory. We are having a grand
course this winter and no one should
miss number as all are profitable and
interesting.
At the special meeting of Yale
chapter OES on Wednesday evening
visitors present from other lodges
were Associate Grand Patron, VIM. +.
Brown, of Lapeer. Mr.. Palmer, of
INLAY City, Miss Belle Macaulay, of
Armada, and j. A. Rapley, from
North Branch chapter. Two candi-
dates were initiated and after the clos
ing of the session very pleasing ad-
dress was made by Mr.. Brown, also
short speeches by James Brown,
Harvey Drake and others interpreted
by vocal solos finely rendered by Miss
Macaulay. After which oysters,
coffee and doughnuts were served in
the dining hall. For an hour after a
general social time was enjoyed as
is the wont of the Stars who never
fail in having good time at their
meetings.
In the apple season of 1896 c. l..
Randall, of oxford, Horace Lamb, of
Inlay City, and one Johnston, of
Yale, engaged jointly in buying large
quantities of apples near Yale. j. G..
Hart, of Yale, and John w. McMann,
of Richmond, were makers of apple
barrels. They furnished Randall and
Lamb with barrels. Lamb doing the
business. Johnston did the buying of
the apples, taking the barrels at Yale,
5l73 at % cents each. The actual con-
tract for the barrels was made with
Lamb. He claimed that he had limit
ed the number to 1000, and that Ohm
ston had no authority to exceed that
number, and refused to pay for all
above the 1000. McMann brought
suit to recover and jury in the circuit
court at Lapeer recently brought in a
verdict for the plaintiff for the 1873
barrels, with interest, which amounts
to 1927 .66.-Imlay City Record.