The Yale expositor., 1894-10-05

The YALE ExPosIToR and Michigan
Farmer, one year, only Sl.5O.
Everybody says that Mrs. j. c. Hol-
den's trimmed hats are the incest and
cheapest in town.
Peptenzyme, the great remedy for
of McKenna & Lennon.
l.. IIiger & Sons, leading clothiers of
Port Huron have some facts for EXPos-
IToR readers in change of adv
J. A. Davidson q Co. haye change
of advertisement in which they offer
special prices on crockery, carpets and
wall paper.
The YALE ENPosIToR has new head.
The same old head that has made it
one of the best papers in the county,
will continue to run It,, however,
Memphis Bee. Thanks.
Postmaster Lutz met with quite Il
painful accident one day this week by
stepping on nail which penetrated
his foot. 1t is hoped nothing serious
will result from the wound.
II. G.. White handed us q couple of
tomatoes this week picked from the
vines i'm his garden. They are of enor-
nous size, one weighing |! pounds, the
other pounds, and are of very fine
flaYor.
A pleasant evening may be spent
next Sunday evening in Brick chapel
at the weekly song service. A new
program is being prepared that will be
interesting. All are invited and
welcome.
Rev. Ira Billman has been engaged
to supply the pulpit of the Christian
church in Saginaw during this month.
Mr.. Bllman is very able eXpounder
of Bible truths and will no doubt inter
est his hearers.
This week fifty pond font of small
plea was added to the EXPosTToR's job
| department. Attorneys and others
who have supreme court briefs or
records to be printed will bear in mind
we are prepared to do such work.
W. II. Ballentine is now located in
| his large double store in the Doelle
| Block and have II large and excellent
| stock of general merchandise. His
| bargains draw the immense trade he
| is enjoying. Read his change of adv.
DR.. Warner Cornell of the firm Of
! Drs. Warner q +. a. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
RaDley House on the last Friday OF
each month. His next visit will be
! Friday, October 26th.
A man may guy, and man may lie,
and a man may puff and blow; but he
can't get trade by sitting i'll the shade,
waiting for business to grow. Remem-
] l,nt mi IL 4 In n
only business place that can make
money without advertising.
Asa couple Of Lynns worthy C?)
young men were running horses on
/ Sunday last one of the horses ran into
hog in the road and stumbling fell to
| the ground, severely injuring both
horse and rider. Fortunately the hog
was not hurt for it was keeping the
Sabbath.
George w. Bell, auctionner, will sell
for James +. LutZ administrator of the
estate of the late Stephen Ii. Beadle
at the farm in section |, township of
| Brockway, D miles northeast of Yale,
on Thursday, October IL, all the stock
farm implements, etc. Sale to COM
mence at one O'Clock p. IN. sharp.
The pulpit at the Disciple church
next Sunday will, in the absence of the
pastor, Il. B. Brown, be occupied both
morning and evening by Rev. F. q.
! Westphal, of Port Huron. Mr.. West
phal will speak on sabbath school
work and workers" in the morning and
"Consecration" in the evening. Pres
byterians and all others cordially in
vited.
Mark Brown, of Saginaw, travelling
agent for the well known drug firm of
! Hazeltine d Perkins, of Grand Rapids,
was in Yale on Tuesday. Mark is one
of those genial, good hearted persons
whom one likes to meet and has many
| friends here and in surrounding towns.
| He is Il good salesman and makes regu-
lar trips To this place about every three
weeks. The drug firm for whom he
travels are lucky in securing the ser
vices of one so popular with the trade.
Lewis Armstrong has just purchased
the Darcy property on corner of Main
and Mechanic streets and moved there
in this week. John Baxter is occupy.
ing the rear part of the lower floor
with his wood working shop. Lew has
had very large trade i'll the black
smith business since he moved here
| lIOln Olu DIOChWdl uDOub tlllCO y Sdl
ago and he is now in location where
much larger business will come to
him. No citizen in Yale deserves to
prosper more than Lew for he is hon
est, industrious and a pleasant gentle
man to meet. May increased pros
perity be his is the EXPosIToR's wish.
On Wednesday we drove over to
Capac to visit the fair and were amply
rewarded in all respects, except in that
of seeing the balloon ego up" which
said balloon seems to have propensi-
ty tins year of clinging to Mother Earth
rather than risking precious lives. The
day was beautiful although windy. A
nice new floral hall has been built this
year and was well filled with fine dis.
plays of ladies needle work. etc. The
vegetable hall was another attraction
The show of poultry was excellent and
that of sheep and swine, the exhibition
of cattle and horses not so large. The
grand stand was crowded and two
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