The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-23
The war 'twiXt China and Japan
Is making things look murky,
But all our thoughts are turned just now
To the promised war on turkey.

James McNair is very sick at his
home in this place.
Pay your subscription in order that
we may be enabled to pay our bills.
Albert Heath has been assisting as
clerk in w. II. Ballentine's store this
week.
The eolored barber did not make a
very long stay in Yale. The climate
was too cold for him.
DR.. Coyey, the specialist in the pain
less extraction of teeth, at Rapley
House, Saturday, Nov. "a. See him.
James Meharg and family now oe-
cupy the Chamberlain house on Ken
netic stree having moved therein this
week.
A young son of Walter Knapp was
hooked 10y COW on Tuesday. The
nose was nearly separated from his
face.
Call and see DR.. Mitchell if you
want your eyes tested. He keeps on
hand a full supply of spectacle frames
and lenses. 2S-2
DR.. Covey makes II specially of COM
plete extraction of teeth, positively
without pain for nervous people, and
preparing gums for plate. See him.
The acerbites of politics are now
giving way to .he good cheer of the
approaching Thanksgiving, soon to be
followed by the gladstone days of the
holiday season.
Grand opening of holiday goods at
Mrs. Taylor's on Tuesday next. Bal
ance of underwear will hes sold at
greatly reduced prices to make room
for new goods.
Mollie Brown will fill the vacancy in
the intermediate department of our
public schools, occasioned by Stella
Darcy's resignation. The change will
be made Monday.
l.. Higer d Sons, leading clothiers of
Port Huron, are giving away turkey
dead or alive. with every suit or over
coat purchased at their store before
Thanksgiving. Read their ady.
See Brown Il Cooper's adv. in an
other column. They have put in an
elegant line of furniture in Duffie
Block on the corner, and intend keep
ing everything III house furnishing
goods, and invite their friends to call
and see them.
Up to date we have received no in
timation of q Thanksgiving turkey at
our house, but there Is time yet and if
we have friend who would like to
see us enjoy good dinner for once,
please send on the turkey. We are
able to give thanks but nothing more.
There will be Il big combination sale
at Peck, on Saturday, Nov. "a, 1894,
consisting of horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs, farm machinery, wagons, sleighs
poultry, etc. The public in general
invited. For full particulars call on
or write y. w. Holmes, manager w.
w. Lord auctioneer.
John Tenniswood, of Speaker town
ship, sold to Holden Bros, butchers of
Yale, last Saturday eight hogs eight
months old, the total weight of which
was 2,525 pounds. This is something
extraordinary and we would like to
know if there is any stock raiser in this
neck of woods who can beat it.
A Thanksgiving dance and supper
will be held at the Reddicliffe House,
Speaker, on Thursday evening, Novem-
her 10Th, to which the public are invi-
ted. Bill only 80 cents. During the
day a shooting match and rattle for
turkeys, geese, ducks and chickens
will be held. You may look for a
good time.
The Brown City Danner of last week
has this to say of one of Iale's former
townsmen:-"R. G.. Mclaughlin has
on his high-heel shoes this week and
has knocked prices on general mer-
chandise away down. Cause-a new
born baby girl at his home on Saturday
morning weighing pounds" Mack
is buying the Havanas for the boys.
Windsor, the tailor, has been rushed
with work all fall, and the reason for
it is, the satisfaction that has been
given to all customers, together with
the low prices he has been able to do
work for. Remember TO call on
Windsor, the tailor, when in want of
IL suit OF clothes or an overcoat. He
can save you money. In the Doelle
Block over w. II. Ballentine's double
store.
"a wealthy farmer" was lately bum
koed out of $1,000 in New York state.
How man that could be bunkoed so
easily could ever come to be the
possessor of $1,000 is a mystery. If he
did not read the papers enough to
understand the little games that swind-
lers put up on the unsophisticated, it
does not seem possible that he could
have had intelligence enough to ac-
cumulate $1,000. He must have in
herited it.
The Republican jollification held in
Port Huron last Friday evening was
great affair. The Baer block where the
meeting was held was filled to sutfoca-
ton and an overflow meeting was held
at the court house. Governor John 7.
Rich, Congressman Shower, John S.
Thomas and others were there and de-
livered eloquent speeches. Splendid
music was furnished by the Port Huron
Glee Club and the demonstration was
an entire success.
J. j. England, of Caro-, was in this
vicinity last week working in the in
terests of the Ancient Order of Clean
ers. A meeting was called in the viii
lage Friday evening last to organize
an Arbor here. 1t was quite largely
attended and number of applica-
tons for membership were sent in. As
yet they have no hall in which to
meet but the next meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, NoYember 2Sth,
at A. Goheen's workshop. This order