The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-11-09
Now The iros Is on the pumpkin,
And the TO lder's In the slucK,
Aud the lat nn's interest centers
In thu lr0 wing turkey cock.

Remember the oyster supper this
evening in the Duffie Block.
THE YALE ExPosIToR and Michigan
Farmer, one year, only Sl.5O.
Brown q Starks, butchers, have a
change of adv. in this issue. Read 1t.
Lambert Jones' examination will be
held in Yale to-day before Judge
| Hisey.
Mrs. A. Springer has been very i'll
| for the past two weeks but is now on
the improve.
Fred T. Palmer has severed his con-
nection as book-keeper and clerk at
| the Wooden Mills and is on the leisure
list this week.
Regular session of OES will be held
in their hall next Wednesday evening.
A full attendance requested as there
is work to be done.
Elder j. II. Patton will preach in
Brick chapel next Saturday afternoon
and evening at the regular hours.
Every body invited.
Rev. Thomas Manley was to have
filled the pulpit in the NJ. p. church
| last Sunday evening but was unoble to
be present on account of sickness.
j. A. Davidson & Co. call your at
tention to their large stock of lace and
muslin curtains which they offer at
reduced prices for the next ten days.
Married at the NJ. p. parsonage in
Yale by Rev. Windrem on Thursday,
November LIST, 1894, Hawley Bradley,
of Roseburg, and Miss Mary Staley, of
Fremont.
Wallace Adams showed us a branch
containing about two dozen ripe rasp-
berries last Friday picked from the
bushes in his garden. This is quite
remarkable for the first of November.
The public are invited to grand
ball and oyster supper at the Com
mercial House, Yale, on Wednesday
evening, November 18th. Those who
attend may expect first-class time.
Tickets only 80 cents. Good music.
Fred p. Currier will have an auction
sale of horses, cattle, sheep, etc, on
the Red-House farm, two miles north
and one mile west of Yale, Wednesday,
November II, 1894, commencing at u
o'clock NJ. sharp. George w. Bell,
auctioneer.
DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm of
Drs. Warner d +. A. Cornell, eye, ear,
nose and throat specialists of III HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday of
each month. Ills next visit will be
Friday, November 30th.
Hugh Morrison, having surplus Of
stock, will sell by public auction at
his premises one and one-half miles
west Of Peck, on Thursday, NOvem-
Der II, lot Of stock and implements.
Sale to commence at one o'clock
sharp. w. w. Lord, auctioneer.
If you want underwear good and
cheap call at the Yale Bazaar kept by
Mrs. Taylor. She has gloves, mittens
and hosiery in great variety. Lots of
those ileeced blankets yet. Call and
get some before they are all gone.
The price will astOnish you.
? Moses Hallead, having rented his
farm situated q miles north and
mile east of Yale, will sell by public
auction at the premises on Saturday,
November 18th, 1894, commencing ut
one O'Clock, p. m. sharp, all of his farm
7 stock, implements, etc. w. W. Lord
auctiOneer.
e Another party of hunters consisting
of Grant Holden and Chancey Kelly,
of Yale, j. +. Holden and Frank Sny-
e of Saginaw, left last week Thursday
for Hubbard Lake to be gone about
t three weeks. James Wallace took the
train Tuesday evening this week and
I will join the others at their hunting
grounds. Yale will be well supplied
I with yenison on the return of the boys
Some evil disposed person broke in
to William Bidlemans stable either
| do inhf ~,
u ing and gave his horses some rough on
rats. 1t is supposed the intention was
to poison the horses but an overdose
was given. Mr.. Bidleman has a good
idea who the perpetrator of the deed
is. 1t is hoped he can secure evidence
enough to convict the guilty person a!
such a wretch should be behind prison
bars.
Hotel-keepers are warned to be or
the lookout for pair of sharpers
Two men, arriving separately and
apparently unacquainted, take a room
each on the same floor of hotel. One
has a large trunk, the other small
one. At the first chance when no on,
is about the smaller is put inside tn,
larger. The owner of the former ther
declares his loss, stating that TIL,
property has been stolen, and Otter
leaves the house with substantial
= sum in his pocket as compensation
for the vanished trunk.
The Sabbath school teachers meet
ing was held in Nj. +. church hal
Tuesday evening, and although tn,
attendance was small, very interest
ing and instructive hour was passed
As the S. S. teacher has but one hou
in the week in which to instruct tn,
class, these meetings should be attend
?, ed by every teacher in the village tina
they may become thoroughly acquaint
= ed with the lesson before undertak kin.
to impress the truths upon the mind
d. of the young. The next meeting will
. be held in NJ. p. church. An invita-
ton Is extended to all to attend, es
Is pecially those interested in Sabbath
school work.
, If the following from the Tshpeminl
&c Record, is true, then the gold cure in
situations will have to go out of busi
II ness or reduce their prices: "At tn
lie bottom of the Ropes gold mine
spring has been struck which flows
re strong stream of highly colored water