The Yale expositor., March 06, 1896, Image 8

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AROUND THE TOWN.
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Incidents and Accidents In
and About Yale
Briefly Itemized for Expositor
Readers.
Their Doleful Song.
Oh! youthful, tender orphans
Your sail ami lonely wall
Kenilnd u of Home pussy cat
Who ' hadlv Jainnied her tail
In some one's kitchen cuphoanl
Where she ha wrongly st raveil,
Ami for her inischief-inalUiii,'
J las been so sorely paid.
. We know you're feeling badly;
lint it you value life
Do i'i will iinain in l " try (.)
Unless vou'd stir up si rile.
Your metrical effusions
(iivo us such awful pain
We rear vour trouble 's paresis
Or .solteniun of the brain.
Now sad and doleful orphans
With sorrow for your lot.
If von three cannot entertain
Take ten us well as not :
lint cease vour walls and kicking.
And with the rest a;jm.
If not, the club will si ill "progress
Minus 1'. and It. and It.
Nine times out of ton the purchaser
.b.uysof the merchant who advertises
for his trade-
A surprise- party was Riven Arthur
Ifcoper Tuesday evening, and a good
tfmo was had by all present.
Mrs. S. O. Welch has been confined
tuUhe house tor tho past week with la
grippe. Dr. Wight is attending her.
Colburn Ferguson and wife, of De
troit, have been visiting relatives west
oI.Yale and also in the village the past
wpc.k.
We understand that Dougal McNair
will soon move his family to Lexing
ton, as he has connected himself with
tuo bank there.
Norman Knowltou was taken quite
BiCk the first of the week with inflam
mation of tho lungs. lie is much
4tter at present writing.
A pair of thoroughbred l'oland
Clilna hogs belonging to David Welch
Wellington Newell, arriyed here
Saturday from Hastings.
I have several 80-acre pieces of land
onrf imnrnufiH fnrma in Similar eonntv
iTiflJL I would trade for houses and lots
iirYale. 37- 11. k. inoblk.
Dr. Yuill, of Croswell, will make
rr.trnl.ir viaita to Yale Saturday of each
.wjeek, and will remain from 10 a. m. to
041. m. vans leu at mo uni bujicb
will bo attended to. am
Two lots for sale at a bargain. Lots
number - and 120 or jhock 4, ueeu tv
McXutt's first addition to the village of
V1a. For further particulars and
ttrnis inquire of J. A. Menzies, Kxpos-
iror oince, laie. jh
t'nhiirt. Mnrrill. who is confined in
tlu county jail on a charge of raising
and passing U. S. currency, attempted
KHlriido bv cuttinsr a dcen crash in his
arm with ati old case knife. lie has
BiHce been closely watched.
J. 15. Stevens, V. S. is prepared to
tcM your cattle for tuberculosis. This
i? a very important matter ana every
ctl'ort possible should be made to
lyreventany spread of this dread dis
ease. Stockmen, have your cattle
examined.
A line dUnlav of horses was seen on
oor streets Tuesday. John 1!. Lutes,
f IliHimnnd. and A. (1. McMillan, of
Detroit, were hero that day buying
JlOrSt'S. I lie ices UIICIVU IVUC 1UIIU
low and but verv low horses were
purchased.
Wd acknowledge receipt of compli
mentary ticket and invitation to attend
X ti. Clnrke'n lecture ''To and Fro in
London" to be given in M. K. church,
lirown City, this Friday evening. The
committee will please accept thanks
for earn ?.
Dr. Warner Cornell, of the linn of
Drs. Warner & K. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of 22! Hu
ron Ave., Tort Huron, will he at the
llapley House on the last Friday of
each month. His next visit will be
Friday, March 27th.
Myron Arnold, the architect, and
Kert McDonald, the painter and decor
ator, have just completed a new barber
pole for Windsor the tonsorialist. It is
nitine work of art and the architect and
decorator deserve much credit for the
nkill used in its construction.
Lost, about December 1st, 1895, one
iiTomissory note given to James Urown
(iy James Vincent and bearing date
about October 1st, 189", running four
months, for the sum of $35.00. Finder
wjll be rewarded by leaving same at
the oflico of Wharton & Holden in
Yule. M-tf.
The sidewalk suit of II. 1. McCabe
vs Village of Yale is on the docket for
ivn term of the Circuit Court and will
, be called on March 17th. Our citizens
will remember that McCabe while
walking along Main street some timo
ago stepped into a hole in. the side
walk and injured his leg.
Close observers will note that the
sail is climbing up from the north very
rapidly. The shadow of a lixed ob
ject measured at noon and marked, and
uen measured at the same hour a few
ttays afterward will show almost as
tonishing results. Wo are gaining
itcarly three minutes a day. and the
Mia is rising much earlier than it did
at the beginning of January.
The month of February has been a
I iccnliar month this year inasmuch as
it contains four full weeks and ono
Saturday over. The first day was Sat
urjJay and the month ends on Satur
day, therefore giving the month fivo
Saturdavs. It will be eight years be
fore another February of 2!) days pre
sents itself. The year 11)00 will not bo
lean year. Mmy years will pass be
fore another February will contain
live Saturdays.
The case against Kobert Morrill and
William Clync for raising and passing
Tf,.S. currency was taken up beforo
United States Commissioner Harris in
.Tort Huron on Wednesday and the
lieaiing of evidence finished. Harvey
Tappan appeared for the accused.
JJobcrt Morrill was bound oyer for
trial in the United States Circuit Court,
'ut- tho cvideneo against William
Chrne was insufficient and howaare
'.Jpased and returned home Wednesday
evening.
WE PUSH and KNOCK
Them All Out
Tnpricfson Drugs, Stationary, School Hooks,
Wall I'aper and Window Shades.
ANT
HOLDEN
Alas, 'tis eighteen ulnoty six.
And bashful man musti falter.
V'or woman now with clever tricks
Will speed him to the altar.
KllaSheehy is on the sick list this
vvook- She wns ohliired to leave school
and go to her home in the country.
T IT. I'nrkinaon and J. C. Ilolden
have added new signs to the fronts of
their stores. Notice them when you
pass along Main street.
Improved Chester White Hog for
service at farm 1J miles east and
milprt smith nf Yule. Terms. 50 cents
spot cash. C. Vanassche, prop. 40m2
All kinds of Clover and limothy
seed for sale by James Ilisey in the Hi
Allen bmldincr. one door south of Fer
guson A Co's hardware store, Yale. 30
A genuine musical harp of the "pink
rill'' variety at the drug storo of Grant
Iolden, attracts the attention of the
curious upon entering that apothecary
shop.
The Whist Club was entertained
Monday eyening by Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Wallace and a very enjoyable evening
was spent by the company. The next
meeting will be held at tho residence
of K. II. Ueecher, Mrs. It. II. Menerey
and Mrs. E. li. Iieecher entertainers.
Simple Lessons in Electricity for
beginners are among the features of
the Detroit Electrical Student, a bright,
illustrated weekly paper, devoted to
popular electricity. Ono dollar a year.
Student Publishing Company, 33 Laf
ayette Ave., Detroit, Mich. 11-4
Fine Hoot Cough Syrup has cured
hundreds after given up to die. Insist
on taking that and take nothing else.
Only ore size, "0 cts. Sold by whole
sale and retail druggists everywhere,
or will deliver free two bottles for 1.
T. F. Holden, I'rop., Imlay City, Mich.
Dr. W. W. Kergan, of the O. E.
Miller Hupture and Medical Treat
ment Co., Detroit, will be in Yale at
the Kapley House Saturday, Sunday,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
March 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, where he will
be pleased to meet all who are
atilicted. 42 2
A very pleasant party of friends and
neighbors gathered at the residence of
I .m n McLellati last Friday evenint to
bid farewell to tho family before leav
inc: for their new honje. !r McLellan
and family to;k their departure for
the slate of Dakota on Tuesday, the
best wishes of Yale's citizens following
them-
A young lawyer talked four hours to
a jury and they lelt like lynching him.
His opponent, a grizzled old profes
sional, arose, looked sweetly at the
judge, and said: "Your honor, I will
follow the example of my young friend
who has just finished, and submit the
case without argument." Then he sat
down and the silence was deep and
oppressive.
"The Deacon" is getting on finely
and will be undoubtedly the best ama
teur effort ever produced in the town.
New scenery has been especially pre
pared for the same and the stage set
tings will be excellent for a production
by amateur talent. Central Hall has
been newly painted and decorated and
will bo formally opened by "The
Deacon" on tho 18th.
If you want your personal char
Hcter thoroughly dissected, and nil
your faults made prominent and dis
tinct, unn i give a phrenologist , tor
a chat 'don't ask your wife or bosom
friend for a fair and candid criticism,
but just come out as a candidate for
some public office, and, if von believe
all you hear, you will wonder how it is
you have so long escaped lynching.
As a complete revealer of character,
politics will beat phrenology every
time.
Simon S. Kartman, of Tunelton,
West Va., has been subject to attacks
of colic about once a year, and would
have to call a- doctor and hen sutler
for about twelve hours as much as
some do when they die. He wag tak
en recently just the same as at other
times, and concluded to try Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Keniedy. He says: "I took one dose
of it and it gave mo relief in live min
utes. This is moro that any thing else
has ever done for me." For sale by
W. Lcnnon, Druggist.
Died, on Thursday, February 27th,
Merton 15., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jason
('lark, of Saginaw, aged four years, six
months and twelve days. The little
fellow was a most patient sull'erer, and1
after an illness of only live days, was
taken away from the loving embrace
of parents and friends His early
death is mourned by all who knew
him as ho was an exceptionally bright
child and endeared himself to all with
his loving ways. The funeral was
held from the residence, 1402 Gratiot
street, Saginaw, W. S., on Sunday
afternoon, Elder F. Travcr, officiating,
and the remains were brought to Yale
Monday morning by the sorrowing
parents, accompanied by Elder Traver.
At tho grave, prayer was offered by
Elder Cooper of the M. I, church and
tho littlo one put to bis rest in Elm
wood cemetery.
Ad changes
K. M. Lothian
(Jolieen & Co.
A.J. Ward & Co.
Keating Wheel Co.
A8man & Heard .
L. I Hirer ft Sons
F. T. Palmer & Co.
Will Lennon
Henry Slight has been very sick this
week, and is confined to the house.
Poland China hog for service at the
farm of John Newell, Brockway.
Bred by W. Perry, Hastings. Terms
$1.00 spot cash. 44m3
During the next two years every rail
road in the country must equip its
cars with couplers that are automatic,
so brakemen will not have to go be
tween the cars. This law was passed
by Congress three years ago and gave
the railroads rive years to mako the
change. Tho Michigan Central rail
road anrt Grand Trunk railroad are
giving the automatic coupler invented
by a Detroit man a trial.
George Baxter, uncle of John Bax
ter, died at the home of the latter in
Yale on Thursday, February 27th at
the advanced age of 87 years. De
ceased had lived here for the past
eight years and had been confined to
his bed for about two years. The fu
neral was held from tho house to
the Brockway cemetery where the re
mains were interred on Saturday,
Elder D. McCall, officiating.
All last winter Mr. George A. Mills,
of Lebanon, Conn., was badly afflicted
with rheumatism. At times it was so
severe that lie could not stand up
straight, but was drawn over on one
side. "I tried different remedies
without receiving relief," he says, "un
til about six months ago I bought a
bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
After using it for three days my rheu
matism was gone and has hot returned
since." For sale bv W. Lennon, Drug
gist. My son, Patrick Sullivan, died in
Chicago about tho first of February.
One year ago last fall deceased was in
Yale, and I have since learned he tried
to borrow money on Certificates of
School Lands located in Emmet town
ship. As I cannot find these certifi
cates among his papers I am positive
he left same with some person in Yulo
or vicinity as security for money. I
am prepared to redeem said certifi
cates if the person who has them will
make him or herself known. Michael
Sullivan, Mt. Salem, Mich. 43-4
A Remarkable Cure.
Mrs. II. B. Adams, 1WJ Wabash ave.
Chicago, says: "I had scrofulous taint
of the blood from childhood, which,
however, remained dormant. An
ulcer be can on the side of the nose,
having all the appearances of a most
malignant cancer. The agony of
mind I sulfered cannot bo described as
I contemplated the progress of such
a malignant disease. Finally I was
induced to try Foley's Sarsaparilla. It
appeared to neutralize the poison in
the blood. Tho growth of the ulcer
ceased. The diseased tissues in the
bottom and edges of the sore seemed
to loosen and the natural Hesh to take
its place. No part of the disease re
mains." Grant Holden.
Whist I I
Yale, our quiet village.
Is In a sorry pliulit:
The "Orphans ' caused the trouble,
At Whist oim Monday night.
Since then the gazing public,
(All those who don't belong)
Have listened to the music
Of the "Orphans" doleful song.
As we are peaceful people,
We do not laugh for glee:
lint surely we have chant e to say,
"What fools these mortals be."
Wehopo this raging tempest
Will noon be heard no more,
And the Itrook will babble on
As In happy days of yore.
And may the growing Whist Club
Leave all kickers In the shade.
Ami may the shafts or Cupid
Touch the heart of every maid.
So that none whose aire Is doubtful
Mlmll pass in "fancy Iree''
And none dare sav, oh! Whist Club
1 have fault to And with thee.
Free PI1I9.
fiend your address to II. E. Buckleri
A Co., Chicago, and get a- free sample
box of Dr. King's New Lifo Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits.
Theso pills arc 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 are
guaranteed to bo perfectly l'reo from
deleterious substance and to bo purely
vegetable. They do not weaken by
their action, but by giving tone to
stomach and bowels" greatly invigorate
the system. Itcgutar eizo 21c. per box.
Sold by Grant Holden. Druggist, Yale.
To Consumptives,
As an honest remedy Foley's Honey
and Tar does not hold out false hopes
In advanced stages, but truthfully
claims to give comfort and relief in
the very worst cases, and in the early
stages to effect a cure. Grant Holden.
We are giving prizes
to all our custom
ers in the shape
of prices.
1-4 OFF SALE
0X1.(3.3 "Witll.
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
Sftis trhrch ivc iril
close out (it cost.
Al in ps t every size in
this lot at I rices to
suit Customers.
We
Still
Continue to 'Jive you
llaisins, worth 5c, 'Jibs. . . 2oc
3 Packages Yeast 10c
121bs. Rolled Gats 25c
9 liars Soap 2"c
") Cans Good Sweet Corn . 25c
o Jloxes Matches 5c
Our New
Spring StocI
Is arriving and
will sell at prices to
suit the times.
Give us a call and you, will
ivonder how you got so
much for your
dollar at
THE DOUBLE STORE
or
w.H.Biili
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Still Continues and is proving a Grand Success.
Wo are determined not to leave One Dollar's Worth
of (ioods unturned throughout our entire stock. 2s o
trouble is anticipated in accomplishing this result as
ow Knees
will do the work successfully. If you have not already
made sufficient purchases you should call and see the line
trades we are offering.
Dry Goods 1
In Dry Goods wo are still showing a
Hright, Fresh Line. Call and get
prices on our Fine Hlack Dress Goods
at which we have some Great Flyers.
We are moving Ladies', Gents', Hoys',
Misses', Children's and Youth's Shoes
at astonishingly low prices. IV1 sure
that you secure a pair while they are
going.
Our Grocery Stock is full and complete. We are offering
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,
No Profits.
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THE SECRET.
Jones said to Palme'r one day:
"1 cannot make my business pay,
I come to the oilice before it's lizht
And stay 'till twelve o'clock at night."
Palmer said: "I get along right well.
And to you the secret I will tell
Of how my business thus doth swell
And how my goods will always sell.
It's not by staying late at night,
Xor yet by early rising;
It's because I keep the goods that's right.
And believe in advertising.
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Standard Rotary Sewing Machines, Standard
Vibrator Sewing Machines, Kimball Pianos,
Ellington Pianos, Baldwin Pianos,
Valley Gem Pianos, Kimball and
Hamilton Organs for sale by
J. Merrit Palmer.
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Every Brick
Laid in our walls costs money. Ev
ery board put in the frame of our new
milis costs money. We can't roof our
buildings with flannel but we can buy
the material with money. We have
the flannel, you have the money. We
will exchange on the best terms you
ever had offered you. Now is the
chance of a life time to buy.
Cloths, Flannels, Sheet
ings, yarns, Etc.
Tours Resp'y
C. Andreae A Sons,
yale, .ricia:.
Fet ill the News, All the Time, and AH the Truths tale The Tale Expositor.
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