The Yale expositor., 1894-11-30

btC. Jlll.
Colds in profusion, handkerchiefs
in confusion.
Mrs. Saunders is very sick at her
home on Jones street.
Yale Tent KOTM will nominate Of
ficers next Tuesday evening.
A change of ad will be found in
this issue for Mrs. Taylor of the Yale
Bazaar.
j. A. Davidson & Co. have just re-
ceived II new line of China and Art
Goods for their Crockery Department.
Jennie Murray, of Melvin, while on
n visit to Thomas Darcy and family,
was taken very sick but is much better
at present.
Charles Parker, formerly of Rose
burg, writes us to direct his EXPosIToR
to Little Falls, y. Y, where he is now
located with his family.
Song service with new programme
will be rendered in Brick Chapel next
Sunday evening at O'Clock. Every
body welcome. No collection.
The township treasurer, Geo. Mid
dleton, has n notice in this issue that
he will be at the Rapley House every
Friday during December, to receive
taxes.
No singing school this week on ac-
count of Prof. Sturgis being away eat
ing Thanksgiving turkey. Mr.. Sturgis
will be here next Wednesday evening
as usual.
Florence Marakle entertained a
number of her young associates at her
home in Yale on Thanksgiving day, it
being her birthday. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed.
To people with a sweet tooth-we
would ask you to call on McKenna d
Lennon, our popular druggists, who
have lately added to their stock fine
assortment of confectionery.
The wooden mill has been shut down
for Il few days on account of Il leak in
the boiler which is being mended.
This institution has done a large busi-
ness in manufacturing, this season.
The attendance at the Union Sabbath
school teachers meeting is steadily
increasing. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday evening, December 4th,
in the Brick chapel. c. II. Holden,
leader.
The Sanilac Jeifersonian, which has
heen published in Lexington for the
past thrty-tive years, has been moved
to CrOswell, which town has been well
supplied with good paper, the Cros-
we'll Democrat for Il long time.
Died, in Clyde, on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 27, Mrs. Hartwig, at the age of As
years. The funeral was held at the
Dunkard church. Elder George kitley
inc
were inferred in the Lett cemetery.
would like to purchase second
hand stove. Any person having such
an article to dispose of at any time
would d } well to inform me of the
fact as often have call for second
hand stoves, either wood or coal.
Lewis Bow.
j. Ferguson, of Jeddo, will have
bills out in n few days announcing a
great reduction in the price of horse.
shoeing. Mr.. Ferguson has established
himself at Jeddo and is known far
and near as II tirst-class blacksmith.
All who have work in his line give
him a call.
Since Japan is getting on top in Asia
the nations of Europe one after an
other see in her go and hustle a re-
markable resemblance to their own
national spirit. Englishmen say japan
is the England of the east. The
French papers call her the France of
the orient Germany sees likeness
to her own military spirit III the dis
cipline and management of the Jap
army. But they are all wrong, every
one of them. The japanese are the
Yankees of reconstructed Asia. See?
Last Sunday night while Joseph Col
Inns and family, living north and west
of the village, were wrapt III peaceful
SAUNDERS, some miserable sneak enter
ed their hen coop and "gobbled" onto
three fine turkeys. We honestly be-
lieve that any person who will stoop so
low as to rob roost has no respect
for law or themselves: but taking into
consideration these democratic hard
times" and the nearness of Thanks
giving, it may have been necessary in
this case. We would just say to the
party that Joe is good-hearted fellow
and would far rather give him the
turkeys, if he would only ask for them
like white man, than to have him
skulking and sneaking around the
premises.
The dedication of the NJ. +. church
will occur Sunday, Dec. 9th. DR..
Washington Gardner who has been Sc
cured for the occasion has all extended
reputation as popular orator and
eloquent preacher. DR.. Gardner will
be assisted by Rev. Joshua Stansfield
of Port Huron, one of the most prom
inent of the younger preachers i'll
Michigan Methodism. The building
reflects great credit upon those who
have had the enterprise in charge and
the result is seen in the fine edifice
which will be dedicated one week from
Sunday next. That the attendance
will be limited only by the capacity of
| the church-and it will seat nearly
coos evident from the excellent
talent secured to conduct the services.
Former pastors and other ministers
are expected.
The two parties of sportsmen who
have been north hunting the deer re-
turned home last week. The party
consisting of Sam, Jim and Henry
WEIGH, Henry Turner, John Ward,
John Cooper, and Warren Roadway
were lucky in securing fifteen deer
and Henry WEIGH covered himself
with glory by shooting three of these,
! this heinp Henry's first trim, Henry