The Yale expositor., 1902-02-14


Girl wanted-To do work in the kit
chen. Enquire at Hotel Jackson.
Mrs. +. W. Farley, who Is visiting
her parents at Richmond, has been
quite sick the past week.
pom SALE-A set of heavy harness,
vhiflletrees and neckyoke-cheap. En-
quire of Edward Young, Yale. AZ
The wooden millclosed down Wednes-
day night for the balance of the week
in order 90 make needed repairs.
Geo. Elar, who has been at Eden.
Vile for several months past, returned
20 Yale this week and will occupy his
own house.
\ matched game OF checkers will be
played Ia Central Hall, Yale, this Fri
day afternoon between the Brown
CrlY club and our home team.
NIrs. David T.. Macarthur, a former
resident of Yale. died at Flint on Tues
day of this week. The remains were
Brought here and inferred IN the Lett
cemetery.
When you want physic that is mild
and gentle, easy To- take and pleasant In
effect use Chamberlaiu's Stomach and
liver Tablets. Price, IS cts. Samples
fee. Every box guaranteed. 70 sale
by Grant Holden.
will have on hand soon large
stock of cedar posts for sale cheap. |
Wi also have in stock "A good assort-
urnt OF barn lumber, thoroughly sea-
soped, which will be sold cheap. Don't
buy until you inspect my stock.
Charles Michaels.
Geo. W. Bell, auctioneer, will sell for
the undersigned at his premises | mile
north and miles east of Old Brock
way, on Wednesday, February 20, all
OF his stock, farming implements. etc.
Sale TO commence ut one o'clock p. m.
Eugene A. Fox.
Albert Morrill, was arrested on Thurs
day by Deputy Sheriff Ellar on COM
pIsint for choking his mother, the
widow Morrill,. He was arraigned be.
fore Justice Ballentine, plead guilty
zpd was sent to the county jail for 30
&ys.
Notice. have Just recently lost my
liNary, books, surgical instruments,
Office fixtures and furniture by fire.
asd need money TO replace them. All
who are owing me on account will
phase call at the earliest possible mo-
nnnt and settle by cash or note. Have
ny blllit NJ uphihilE uOuht Oit NOoI
est of Michaels' Hall, Yale.
DR.. VIM. Yuill.
Clark Mcconnell met with n serious
los- on Saturday afternoon last by the
burning of his house, barn and sheds.
Clark owns 40-acre farm one mile
neTth and four miles west and while
atYale last Saturday his house caught
tiIs and burned to the ground. The
wind being right the barn and sheds
csught from sparks from the house
And they too were consumed. Loss
about 81 900 no insurance.
Prominent among the names men
toned for representative in the legis-
lature from Sanilac county IL that OF
Thos. G.. Graham, editor of the Peck
Times. Many of the editors friends
Are urging him To enter the race and
secure the nomination. Mr.. Graham
having full knowledge of the law,
being n lawyer himself, would be the
prper person to look after Sanilac's
interests NJ the state capitol and assist
IN making laws, Instances are very
rare where newspaper men are elected
to- Office. lie makes giants out of
dwarfs but dare not land himself for
any prominent political position. The
II pOsitOr heartily endorses our brother
Of the Peck Times for the Office of rep.
re-entative IN the state legislature and
viii DO all IN our humble way to push
him along