The Yale expositor., 1900-07-27

| OOIueu Cub SVCLS TO 10
cents per yard at Martins.
Smoke "Iwanta" cigars, manu-
featured by the Yale Cigar Co.
Carnation pink is the perfume to
buy. Go to Mathews & Nights for it.
If you want furniture at right prices
call on Goheen q Co. They want your
trade.
For the neatest, best and most up-to-
date wedding stationery call at The
Expositor Job Rooms.
Goheen & Co. are prepared to do
your turning, repairing and new work
on short order and at right prices.
Wanted, a middle aged lady to keep
house for an aged couple. Call on or
address Alphonso Gray, Yale, Mich,
The ladies of the M. E. church want
500 people to get their supper at the
residence of DR.. Wight next Thursday
evening.
The Capac Journal now wears a
| brand new dress and presents fine
appearance. Bro. Hunter deserves to
succeed.
Ed Duffie, of Brown City, has made
arrangements to come to Yale and
occupy the blacksmith shop about to
be vacated by Dan McDougall.
For the accommodation of numerous
patrons John Sexton has arranged to
have fresh bread on sale daily at VIM.
Fitzgerald's shoe shop and A. j. Harm
| den's store.
A good barn 26x36 for sale cheap.
A fine Clydesdale colt coming years
old for sale or will exchange for good
mich cow. Inquire of E. II. Drake,
Rapley Block, Yale.
If you find yourself getting too hot
this warm weather, just sit down in
the shade and read James Browns
letter from the lakes. To see the
water pouring over the rocks at the
falls, the bays and lakes as Jim pic
lures them is enough to cool anyone,
and make them wish to be there.
Alex. McColl attended meeting of
the agents of New York Life Insur-
ance Co., at Detroit last week. Special
inducements were offered to repre-
sentatives who should write certain
amount of business during the week
previous and although there were 20
present, Alex. had the distinction of
coming in d.-Deckerville Re-
corder.
nOIlldS w IOSJ
three-year- old colt. It's said there is
never so great loss but there is some
slight gain. In this case undertaken
ZaYitZ had the gain and honor-the
hide and tallow, and the honor of con-
Quoting the funeral, and making the
interment in Parkinson's cemetery.
Another gain will be in the rich land
these burial spots will be after while.
This week we begin the publication
of the advertisement of the Michigan
Mercantile Agency, whose headquar-
tiers are at Saginaw. We have taken
pains to examine the plan, and we be-
lieve it to be good one for all hav-
ing small accounts to collect. The
plan contemplates the saving of
trouble to creditor and accomplishing
the desired end at minimum of cost.
DR.. Warner Cornell, Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat Specialist, of 229 Huron
ave., over Knills drug store, Port
Huron, will be at the Rapley House,
Yale, the second Friday Of each month !
where he can be consulted on diseases
of above organs only. Glasses fitted
His next visit will be on Friday, Aug. |
10th. He will be in his Port Huron,
Office every day in the month except
Fridays.
A very sudden death occurred in
Greenwood on Friday, July Goth. |
Patrick Agio, an old resident, was
quickly summoned to the great beyond. |
He was aged 60 years. Thus, whether |
or by lingering disease, we
pass one by one to the other side. The |
under the charge of funeral director |
Cough Of this village. The material
form, in which for more than three |
score years had dwelt soul, was laid |
away in Spring Hill cemetery.
John Cunningham, of Sherwood,
well known here as the man who for
several years has operated the pumps
at the tanks on the Pere Marquette at |
himself wife in the person of Nellie
the marriage taking place last week.
He has taken three months lay off,
from his job here, and will start In the
hotel business at Attica, so it is said.
Dan Smith Jr. has taken his place with
the p. M. Co.-Brown City Banner.
F. p. Currier has been compelled to
add piece of new machinery to his
shop outfit. This time it's shaper,
tllo hCAb IL Will DC OlbCs W. |
don't wish machinery to break or need
repair, but we are glad that the tide of
business sets Fred's way when such
things are needed. The reason of this
does not lie wholly in the poor or worn
put machinery people may have. IT
Fred's wasn't good place, and he
master hand in renewing the life of
worn tools, his shop whistle would not
blow.
We have been publishing the Expos
tor in Yale for almost nineteen years,
and in all these years we have never
known old uncle Dan McMartin to be
sick enough to haye q doctor or need
an item concerning his illness. We are
told that he was never seriously sick
in the more than three score and ten
years of life. He has bit off many a
'chaw" and gone his way with health
and vigor. But there's a time for all
things, even to be sick; and this week
we break the record by noting the fact
that Uncle Dan has been quite i'll for
some DAYS. We are glad however to