The Yale expositor., February 28, 1896, Image 8

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Incidents and Accidents In
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01 CLEARING SALE
and About Yale
BPIefly Itemized for Expositor
Readers.
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bargains at I'.allentine's.
Pingree hats fur sale at Yale's
Clothing Store.
. Kev. 1. Desjardins is confined to the
lionso by frickneejrt.
Don't forget the auction Hale at
I 'aimer's Saturday afternoon.
It will be of interest to you to read
Chamberlain, Putney & Co's change of
adv.
A number of Yale's sports were in
Tort Huron Thursday night to see
James J. Corbett.
On account of the dry time many
farmers are compelled to haul water
for their stock.
If you haven't the grip these days
you are not in harmony with the ma
jority of Yale's citizens.
Notice. I have a thoroughbred Jer
sey Hull for service at my farm just
KiUth of the village of Yale. James
Hath. 40-4
Mrs. I. (i. Williams and three child
ren. Polly, Sally and Myron have
lieen quite sick the past week. Maggie
Johnston also baa been sick.
The M. K. church supper m the Mc
Kennu block last Saturday evening
vow. quite- largely patronized and a
ncatsum of money realized.
I have several 80-acre pieces of land
aod improved farms in Sanilac county
ihaX I would trade for houses and lots
rtA'ale. 37- H. K. Noih.k.
Dr. Yuill, of Croswell, will make
rogular visits to Yale Saturday of each
wQtik, and will remain from 10 a. m. to
T.p. m. CalU left at the drug stores
Kill bo attended to. 37tf ,
0. F. Burgess is home again and
'"4'krepared to reprir vour watch or clock
.?La workmanlike manner. (Jive him
jtcallifyour watch is out of order or
you have any repairing to bo done.
All work guaranteed.
The M. K. church officials have kind
's postponed their entertainment pre
viously set for March 18th, until the
25th, so as to allow the Dramatic Co.
t&pen the newly arranged village
,, opera house with the play "The Dea
con." John 11. Clarke will bo at lirown
City, March (5th, and deliver his Ice
tUte"Toand Fro in London" His
access as a lecturer has been remark
able and wherever ho has been the
jre?sppeak highlv of hnn. Admission
'.T cents.
Dr. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner St I). A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 'J(.) Hu
ron Ave., Port Huron, will be at the
liapley llou.io on the last Friday of
iach month. His next visit will be
Friday, March '27th.
Do not think because Chamberlain,
Putney i- Co., are receiving fresh ar
rivals of groceries that they do not in
tend to reduce their t-tock. You must
remember that it requires a great
many staples to remove such an
amount of high grade good".
A. K. .Taek;:; is receiving lone
with which he will build the founda
tion to an':u!di:ion to !iis hotel in the
npriiig. Tlie new part will be used
t s unple room f.r CMinmcreial travel
ers and v, ill also -jive him extrn room
to accommodate iho Ira veling iiiiblic.
j-ost, anout uoecmner Jst, ism, one
promissory note given to James brown
by James Vincent and bearing date
jtbout October 1st, 1X", running four
months, for the sum of ;"T. 00. Finder
vtill be rewarded by leaving same at
ffifi OlMco of Wharton & Jfoldcn in
Yale. 38-tr,
Prof. K. S. lilac!; I;as just received a
letter from II. . Patte'ngill in which
lie states that it will be impossible for
luni to give the lecture in Yale March
JJth, but will be here the 21th and de.
IIvCl lib celebrated lecture in the M.
W. Cliiireli. FKIl'Jvr particular will
I,'2 p'.i Wished later.
The Plx-mouth?old child of Mr.
und Mrs. William Holland, of Grant,
lOdk feiek last Sunday and not getting
any better it was brought to Yale Wed
i read ay to be treated by Dr. Clyne.
Tho trip must have been too much
tor tho little ono as it died Wednesday
evening about 8 o'clock.
J. S. McArthur as a delegate from
Cass City division, No , attended a
Meeting" of tho Grand Council of the
Knights of tho Loyal Guards, held in
Flint, Feb. 4th. to quote from the
Flint paper "his speech was an excel
lent one and tho suggestions made by
liim were acknowledged by all to be
not only worthy of serious considera
tion, but of adoption. Cass Citv En
terprise. We received a copy of the Carleton
Herald-Gazette, of which II. C. Ma
loney is editor and manager, last week
and on looking it over find it is made
up of live local matter, general and
Mate news all of which is well written.
The business men cf tho town are well
represented in theadvortisingcolumns.
As a special feature a largo advertise
ment appears on the front page printed
irrred ink, the bnlanco of the paper be
ing in black, Henry's many friends
ia'Yalc unito with the Expositor in
wishing him health, happiness and
roperity.
An officer of tho I. S. Treasury De
partment at Washington, after learn
ing of tho passing of raised bills in
Dm section, visited Yale last week and
collected what information he could in
tho case and n ho secured the mutilated
bills. Nothing more was heard of the
matter until Saturday when Deputy
S. Marshal Campau, of Detroit,
came to Yale ami in company with
Ueputy Sheriff Hntler arrested Win.
Cliue and Kob Morrill on a warrant
charging them with altering and pass
ing United States currency. Officer
. GiUupau took Clinc and Morrill to
1'ort Huron Saturday whero they were
Qttaccd in custody of Sheriff Mallory.
Oft: Wednesday a hearing was had but
ouaccount of tho U. H. detective being
in other parti? of the etato looking
fiftcr dthcr matters all the testimony
was not taken and the hearing was ad.
iourned until ne.tt Wednesday, liar
very Tappan is retained ae attornoy
Ctr Hob Morrill. '
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WE PUSH and
Them All Out
KNOCK
In prices on Drugs, Stationary. School Hooks,
Wall Paper and Window Shades.
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Yillage election, Monday, March V.
Mrs. Ihirrettand little son Earl have
been among the sick ones this week.
Head what F. T. Palmer A; Co. have
to say to cash buyers in their change
of ad.
A change of ad appears in this is
sue for T. H. Parkinson. He sure vou
read it.
Secure some of the bargains at Hal-
lentine's great reduction sale. Satur
day is tho last day.
John Hallock stepped on a rustv
nail Monday and has been laid tin for
a few days this week.
Firemen, keep in mind the regular
meeting next Wednesday evening.
Bring what small change you have to
pay back tin on,
Improved Chester White Hog for
service at farm 1J miles east and l1,
miles south of Yale. Terms, "U cents
pot cash. C. Yanassche, prop. 40m2
Regular meeting of (). E. S. next
Wednesday evening. A large attend
ance of members requested as work of
importance will be transacted.
All kinds of Clover and Timothy
sopcl for sale by James lliscy in the Hi
Allen building, one door south of Fer
guson & Co's hardware store, Yale. 31)
It is reported that a caucus was held
at Village Hall last Monday evening
but as no list of the candidates nomi
nated has been handed us we cannot
publish same.
The brick work on C. Andreae it
Sons new woolen mill buildings is
nearly completed. Workmen are busy
on the third story of the main building
and within a week the building will be
ready to receive the roof.
Notices of a call for a Citizen's Cau
cus to nominate officers for the coming
village election were potted last Mon
day. Tho meeting will be held in
Village Hall next Monday afternoon
at "Ji.'io. Citizens of Yale are requested
to be present.
Simple Lessons in Electricity for
beginners are among the features of
the Detroit Electrical Student, a bright,
illustrated weekly paper, devoted (o
popular electricity. One dollar a. year.
Student Publishing Company Laf
ayette Ave., Detroit. .Midi.
j Pine Uoot Cough Syrup has eiired
hundreds after give;', up to die. Jn.-ist
, on taking that a. id lake nothing else.
! Only i..e size, ' cts. o!d by whole-suit-and
retail dn:ggit everywhere,
or will deliver free r.vo bottles for l.
T. F. ilolden, Prop., Inilay City, .Mich.
Dr. W. W. Kergan, of the O. E.
Miller Kupture ami Medical Treat
ment Co., Detroit, will be in Yale at
the Kapley House Saturday, Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 7,8, J, 10 ami 11, where ho will
pleased to meet all who aro
iUUivtcd. 42 2
NVv was received Uci'c froiVi Sag
inaw yesterday (Thursday) of the
death of little Mertie, -1-year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Clark. This is sad
news lo the relatives hero as the little
fellow was a great favorite with them
all. It is understood that the baby
daughter is very ill also and will not
probably recover.
Tho Whist Club was pleasantly en
tertained last Monday evening at
the residenco of Mr. and Mrs. J.
15. Paisley by Lillian Hennessey, Itada
Kapley and E. F. Fcad. It was an
nounced that this would bo the final
meeting but tho club have since decid
ed to continue for a time longer. Mr.
and Mrs. James Wallace will entertain
next Monday evening.
At about 2 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing lire was discovered in Meisel Lros.'
dry goods store in Port Huron and such
headway it had already made that
nothing of the immense stock was
saved. The Meisels occupied the three
stories and IT. (i. Young the basement
with a shoe stock. The loss on the dry
goods stock is about SOO.OOO with $10,000
insurance. Loss on building about
$20,000 with insurance $15,000. IT. (.
lonng s stock is an entire loss with in
aurance ol $5,000. Tho lire was eon
lined to the one block. Tho Meisel
Hrothers are both out of the city.
Miss Lavinia Panics (now Mm. John
W. (ttistin) first got a glimpse of day
light 02 years ago in the then village
of Ingersoll, Oxford county, Canada.
Since that cyentfnl day, her life, like
that of the rest of humanity, has been
made up of sorrows and joys alternate
ly. Feb. 20th, that being the anniver
sary of her birthday, was made one of
the bright ami shiny days long to be
cherished ami remembered.. Quite a
number of her friends in Yale got to
gether and made her a surprise visit,
taking possession of her quiet, pleas
ant home on Kennirie street and at
onco assumed tho duties of entertain
ers, and it is needless to say it was
done right royally, and very much to
tho gratification of Mrs. (Justin, their
guest for the time being. The sur
prise, the feast, the fun and frolic, the
kind and timely visit, and tho gift of a
pretty table service at parting, made
all around one of those pleasant
episodes that relieves this brief life of
ours of some of its dark shadows and
strengthens the cords that draw hu
man hearts together in good will to
each other
Ad changes
T. H. Parkinson
W. II. Hal lent ine
F. T. Palmer it (To.
Chamberlain, Putney it Co.
Mrs. Eva Hlack is ill this week with
throat trouble.
Kead some of tho bargains offered at
Hallentine's in a chancre of adv. this
week.
D. H. McNair was out on the street
Wednesday after a long and severe
illness.
Every man who wears a Pingree
button should wear a Pingree hat.
Call at J. C. Ilolden'sand get one.
A. (L McMillan will bo in Yale for
the purpose of buying horses Tuesday,
March 3d. Weight of horses to be
from 1,000 pounds to 1,500 pounds.
T. II. Parkinson was at Lansing this
week attending High Court of Forest
ers as a delegate from Court Yale IOF.
All tho former High Court officers
were returned.
Lena and Nina Waring gave a very
pleasant party to their young friends
on Tuesday evening. Over forty
young people were present and en
joyed themselves immensely.
The brick for the new roller Hour
mill has been ordered and two car
loads a week will bo shipped here.
As soon as the frost is out of the
ground, work will be begun on the
foundation.
For sale by public auction, 40 acres
of land situated in the township of
Kenockee, formerly owned bv (Jeorgc
Colden, now owned by John Kichards,
of London, Out., Saturday, February
20th. Mr. Kichards reserves the right
of one bid.
The Yale Amateur Dramatic Co. will
make their initial appearance at Cen
tral Hall in this village on March ISth
next. The play selected for the en
tainment. is "The Deacon'', a line
comedy ilra ma, of 5 acts. The enter
tainment will be under the auspices,
and for Ihe benelit of the OES.
Statistics show that thousands of
infants and children yearly die of
iii(. iiii)i.iiiini rroiip. ; e uo not. ex
aggerate w l.eu we state that every one
wi mese iiumceiiis e.ouiii nave been
saved had Foley's Honey and Tar Ikkmi
given the,.; it time. C::n you afford to
be wiihout it in your" household;,'
(rant lb. !de::.
One of the best disinfectants in the
t-ick room is a i:isin (,f iVsh water.
Water is a great absorber of noxious
gases. Water that has stood open in
tho bedroom soon gathers impurities
and is unlit to drink. A wide mouthed
vessel of pure water will often do more
to bring refreshing sleep to a nervous
patient than would an opiate. This is
:iot a theory, but experience, ,
My son, Patrick Sullivan, died in
Chicago about Ihe first of February.
Ono year ago last fall deceased was in
Yale and I have sinco learned he tried
to borrow money on Certificates of
School Lands located in Emmet town
ship. As I cannot lind these certiti
cates among his papers I am positive
ho left same with somo person in Yale
or vicinity as security for money. I
am prepared to redeem said certifi
cates if the person who has them will
mako him or herself known. Michael
Sullivan, Mt. Salem, Mich. 434
Free Pills,
end your address to II. E. IJucklcn
& Co., Chicago, and get a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in tho cure of
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They aro
guaranteed to be perfectly free from
deleterious substanco and to bo purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels greatly invigorate
the system, liegnlar size 2oc. per box.
Sold by Grant Ilolden, Druggist, Yale.
Orphans Gay.
Six pay ami festive orphans
Wer ostracised Inst ivreK,
Ami from Vale's .small 4no
Tlicy quietly took their sneak.
Hut Don lmeksllil. lledi.l. Ho (lid.
Ami took his 'customed place,
lint, tlioy nil know lie's not to blame
There's a woman in the case.
The "importer of tho Tiiniuorth"
Tills "haver of neck ties"
Has nlv'n tho hoys the marble heart
He's bound to win the prize.
His cant Is often lawn like
Hut that's been easily fixed.
What oik; lias done anot her can do,
Sometime the stickers gi t mixed.
He's soldered tlht to apron string.
And one pair will not do,
For iinother sweet on a near tack street
1 visited often too.
The orphans are a lonely lot,
Had scenes their memory brines
And to puss the time, thls'llttle rhyme
They quietly sit mid iiij
"One little orphan went to Whist Club,
Five little orphans staid at home,
one little orphan had an old maid
The other little orphans had none."
Clad Tidings to Asthma Sufferer.
Foley's Honey and Tar gives quick
and positivo relief in all cavei. w ctl.
Grant Holden.
Prizes
We are giving prizes
to all our custom
ers in the shape
ol prices.
1-4 OFF SALE
eiids wltli.
SATURDAY,
FEB. 29.
Hut we will still continue to
give you bargains in any
thing you need in
our line.
We
Have
' lot of Broken
Suits irhivh. we frit I
close out (tl cost.
.11 most ere nj size in
111 is lot at P rices to
suit (y it sto liters.
We
Still
Con thine to 'ivc yon
llaisins, worth ."c. Dibs. . . 2c
;i Packages Yeast 10c
J2ibs. Kolled Oats 2iic
il liars Soap 21c
r Cans (Jood Sweet Corn . 2."c
" Hoxes Matches 5c
Our New
Spring Stock
Is arriving and
will sell at prices to
suit the times.
Give us (t call and yon will
wonder how yon got so
much for your
dollar at
THE DOUBLE STORE
or1
wlHflk
-in Still Continues and is proving a Grand Success.
We are determined not to leave One Dollar's Worth
or Goods unturned throughout our entire stock. .No
trouble is anticipated in accomplishing this result as "
Low Prices
win uo the work successfully. If vou have not alreidv
made suilicit-nt purchases you should call and see tho line
Dry Goods!
In Dry Goods we are still showing a
Iirisht, Fresh Line. Call and j?et
prices on our Fine lilack Dress Goods
at wliii h wo have some Great Flyers,
y. e ure moving Ladies', Gents'. Doys',
Mis-s, Children's and Youth's Shoes
at astonishingly low prices, li sure
that you secure a pair while they are
Koing.
Our Grocery Stock is full and complete. We are offerin"
many Good Staple Articles in this line for less money
than they can be replaced at today. One trial and
you will be convinced that we do as we advertise.
Honest Goods,
Quick Sales,
jYo Profits.
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THE SECRET.
Jones said to 1 "aimer one day:
"I cannot make my business pay,
i come to the oflice before it's light
And stay 'till twelve o'clock at night."
1'nliner s:iid: -l get along right well.
And to yon the secret' I will tell
Of how my business thus doth swell
And how my goods will always sell.
It'sjiot, by staying late :it night,
Nor yet by early rising:
It's b(T.-i:i:" 1 keep Jh:? good's that's right,
And believe in ;;dvctti.;i!iL'.
Standard Rotary Sewing .Machines. Standard,
Vibrator Sewing .Macitines, Kiniball Pianos,
Ellington Pianos, Baldwin Pianos,
Valley Gem Pianos, Kiniball and,
Hamilton Organs for sale by
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TALE.
Ends and Odds.
Why not that way instead of Odds and Ends, when we are of
fering them in Dress Goods, Gloves and Hosiery at about half
price ?
Will be cut right in two, or rather the price will, for the next
week. They are all included in this oiler.
With the balance Of our Stnek of tfmbrnirlpriea Vt mneif.
close them out to make room for our new stock.
Union Suits
Will be cut r;
week. They
Same Thing
With the balai
close them out
ASMAN & BEARD'S,
"Wlxite I3vLlia.lxig-, "Water Street.
J.M.White & Co.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
1102 Military St., Cor. Wall, PT. HURON
Bring or send your Copying and Enlarg
ing to us.
Dealers in all kinds of Frames and Easels
Cords, Nails, Hooks, Etc.
We Guarantee Perfect
Satisfaction.