The Yale expositor., 1905-03-03
The next number Of the
Lecture Course is to be the
10th instead OF the 18th.


II. j. Wilcox, an old-time resident OF
Greenwood township, but for the past
ten or twelve years residing near De-
ford, was taken very sick last week
His son Frank was called to his bed
side on Saturday last.
We have used Rev. j. a.. Moray's
Catarh Cure personally and III our
! family and find that it is splendid
remedy for that disease. If faithfully
used we believe it to be an effectual
treatment and we can cheerfully recon-
mend it. Rev. a. +. Miller has guam
tity on hand and for sale.
The Port Huron Times gives the in
formation in Mondays issue that Geo.
+. Macklem, of Ludington, had been
appointed agent of the Pere Marquette
II. r.. at Port Huron to succeed the late
Hiram Smith. Our item in regard to
James Sinclair, of Croswell, getting the
position was gained from the Croswell
Jeffersonian.
The st. Clair County Press pertinent
| ly queries why when other towns and
cities are obliged to maintain lookup
and take care of their own prisoners
should Port Huron be allowed to take
all its prisoners to the county Jail there
to be fed and housed at the county's
expense. Port Huron should support
her own jail.
William Hastings, of Virdin, Mani
toba, called on Ashton w. Smith one
day last week they being school mates
together in Canada and had not seen
one another for thirty years. Mr.. Hast
ings owns 320 acres of land in Manito-
ba and says it is the finest soil in the
world. Forty bushels of wheat can be
grown per acre and for grazing pur-
poses it is hard to beat.
In the circuit court OH Tuesday
Judge Graham directed a verdict of
S97.34 in favor of Jesse Rapley against
the estate of the late James Mckinney
of Brockway. Rapley filed an account
of 500 assigned to him by David Sex
ton and the probate court after deduct
ing attorney fees, etc, allowed it at
800. Judge fuckers decision practi
cally sustains Judge Graham.-Port
Huron Times.
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Port Huron and St Clair papers are
commenting at present on the citizens
who have given large grocery orders to
an Ohio concern, thus sending the
money earned at home to outside places.
This is applicable TO dry goods and
other articles purchased from large city
dealers, who purport TO sell cheaper
than the home merchant. AS we have
said many times before few staple
articles may be listed a trifle cheaper,
but on goods the prices of which are
not so well known is where the money
is made as they are marked higher. 1t
may be that there are some in Yale who
patronize these catalogue houses, we
hope not, but we send out these words
of warning that you may make thor
ough investigation by comparing your
catalogue prices with ones your mer
chant will give you, and with clearer
insight, your cash will be left i'm your
own town, where lie all your interests,
and where when you want credit you
will fe able to get it.