The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-12-07
The frost Is on the leaves at dawn,
The fields are bare where daisies grew
What matters IL? The flies are gone,
Yes, and the blamed mosquitoes, too.

Mrs. IL. Scott is very sick at the
home of her son-in-law, f. F. Pratt.
Regular meeting of O +. S. in their
hall next Wednesday evening, Nov. II.
+. L. Carrier lost valuable horse
from inflammation of the bowels last
week.
j. Welch has traded his house
and lot in Yale to Il. White, of Lapeer,
for land in Tuscola county.
Carrie Clarke is quite sick at the
home of her parents in Yale. IL Is
feared she has typhoid fever.
l.. Higer q Sons are offering three
grand prizes. Read what they have to
say about it in II change of adv.
Jennie Murray is on the improve al
though she is not strong enough to be
removed to her home in Melvin.
Royal Stock Food, the great stimu-
lator and vitilizer of the dumb brute.
to be had of A. w. Ferguson q Co.
Secretary of State, Washington Gard
ner, will be at the M. +. church next
Sunday, December 9th. Don't fail to
hear him.
f. Ii. Gibbs d CO., hardware mer-
chants, are giving excursion rates on
oil cans" Read what they have to
say about it in their change of adv.
w. II. Ballentine has his large double
store in Yale stocked with new and
seasonable goods which he is selling at
right prices. Read his change of adv.
in this issue.
Taxpayers can get receipts for less
ening the amounts of coin in their
wallets by calling on township treas
urer Middleton at the Rapley House
Fridays of this month.
1t stimulates the liver and puts into
active condition all the organs of a
deproved and rundown constitution
that is liable to exist among brute
kind, Royal Stock Food.
c. +. Michaels' new barn is mon
ster. The frame is up and men are
busy putting the siding on. Siding,
flooring, and all kinds of dressed lum-
Der will be stored in the building.
Wharton a. Holden's elevator was
broken into sometime Wednesday night
or early Thursday morning and two
large hogs and barrel of beans stolen
therefrom. Entrance was gained, it is
supposed, through the window.
On account of ill-health, Ella Zavitz
has been obliged to resign her position
as teacher in the East Greenwood
school, Elias friends in town will be
panied to learn of her continued ill
ness and trust she may soon be better.
Thanksgiving will long be remem-
bered by the employees of :. .. WEIGH
d Sons Touring mill. Each employee
received Il fine large turkey for Thanks
civ a fnH hKy hnI
pected employer 5. O. WEIGH. Many
thanks are returned to the giver.
Mrs. Nelson, of Sharpsvile, is max
ing arrangements to take her little
grand daughter, Dora Sharp of Yale,
to Ann ArbOr, for treatment. The
poor little girl is sadly crippled and
Mr.. Sharp's many friends hope the
undertaking of cure for Little Dora"
may prove benifical.
Any gentleman thinking of getting
a suit, overcoat, or pants will 40 well
to call ut Windsor's tailor shop up
stairs over Ballentlne's double store
and see the latest in fall and winter
wear. 1t is impossible to dress we'll
and not have your clothing made TO
order by our popular tailor Steve
Windsor.
A whist party was given at the resi-
dence of Harvey Tappan last Friday
evening by Kate Hayes in honor of her
guests from Port Huron, Misses Thorn
and Cannally. All the young people
of the Whist Club were present and six
tables were filled. An enjoyable even
ing was spent and dainty repast was
served about midnight.
The Port Huron Sunday Herald in
a write-up of Prof. Sturgis' concert has
this to say about one of Yale's former
young ladies:-"Miss Gertrude Bearss
also gave solo entitled brightly the
Sunlight Miss Bearss seems to inn
prove with every attempt. On this oc-
casion her voice was sweeter than ever
before and filled the audience with
raptures."
A man may die very rich, but when
he does lie reaches the condition OF
the poorest beggar the world knows.
He doesn't carry with him enough
pocket money for ferriage over the
first river. There Is no binder man
upon the earth than he who looks
abroad upon all the poverty and dis
tress and ignorance of the world, then
counts the millions to his credit, and
lies down and dies.
A gasoline stove exploded last Satur-
day in the kitchen of 5. j. Welch's
dwelling. Miss Mutt who lighted the
stove was Knocked insensible. The
flames were quickly extinguished by
other members of the household after
the young lady's hair was badly scorch-
ed and the house getting shock such
as small earthquake would make.
Had the fire got beyond control, owing
to two invalids being in the house, the
matter would have been very serious.
NJ. p. Aliens new store is now COM
pleted and Mr.. Allen is in Detroit pur-
chasing goods. lie expects to open up
next week. The building is a 22x40,
two story high, with plate glass front.
The upper story will be used by MIR.
and Mrs. Allen as residence for
time. The store is finished after the
latest city style; pure white through
out and will hereafter be known rs the
"White Store" Mr. Allen has taken
great pains to have it made of the
very best material and has building
that is credit to himself and to the
town.-County Journal.