The Yale expositor., 1894-12-28
II want to be an angel
She sang IL over again,
And all seemed more th IN willing
She should join the angels then.

There has been very good skating on
the creek this week.
Heavy all-wool bed blankets for sale
at the Yale Wooden Mills.
Carrie Allen, of Sharpsville, will at
tend the blind school at Lansing.
Henry Whites mother is still very
sick. She is in precarious condition
and the doctors give little hopes as to
her recovery.
Charles Foster has been working in
Grant Holden's drug store the past
week on account of the sickness of
Mrs. Grant Holden.
After supplying the First Christian
Church of Saginaw for three months,
Ira Billman has received and accepted
a unanimous call to become their
pastor.
"The objectionable Sin" will be the
subject discussed next Sunday after
mon at 3 O'Clock in Brick chapel by
Elder Patton. Meeting in evening at 7
O'Clock also.
A Sunday school convention is to be
held at the North Speaker NJ. +.
church in Speaker township on Sun.
day, Dec. 30th. 1884, at 2 O'Clock. All
heartily invited to come.
Last weeks Sanilac County Repub-
lican said that parties from Yale cut
200 Christmas trees from the swamp
south of the "island," intending to
haul them to Detroit. We wonder
who the parties were.
An entertainment will be given in
the NJ. f. church on the evening of
January 9th. A fine program is being
| prepared for the occasion. Proceeds
for benefit of pastor. More informa.
ton will be given later.
For Christmas and New Year Holt
days the +. d Z. NJ X. r. will sell eX-
curslon tickets between stations on its
line at rate of two cents per mile each
way for round trip, Dec. "a, 20 and 81 :,
1894, and Jan. |, 1895, good for return
up to and including Jan. 2, 1895.
Settle with your printer before the
close of the year and start the new
year with that "little bill" paid. An
account of only two cents week runs
up quite rapidly, and though easily
settled is apt to be forgotten until the
subscriber is asked for it. How do you
stand on the paper, reader?
b. X. Mobiles private Office in the
bank is now fitted up in elegant style.
New carpet, new lounge, new chair,
new paper on the wall, and in fact
everything presents new appearance
and is comfortable and convenient.
Mr.. Noble would like to have his
friends call and visit with him.
A beautifully gotten up edition of
the Port Huron Times came out on
December 2lst under the management
| 50 Id, ga l,a.,. l.,
bors is credit to them as every part
of the large paper is full of interesting
matter. The advertising proceeds of
this edition will go to charities.
James Wallace took his little daught-
er, Julia, to Port Huron on Wednes-
day, expecting To have an operation
performed upon her face where there
has been swelling for some time and
indications of blood poisoning, caused
by the extraction of teeth. However,
it was not found necessary to have an
operation.
Married at the home of the bride in
Greenwood at o'clock p. m., on De-
cember 18th, 1894, by Rev. G.. c. Eng
land, Horace NJ. Seeley, and Effie f..
Lapien. The wedding was quiet one
only few of the immediate friends
being invited. A Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year is extended to the
happy couple by their many friends.
The law requires that every child
between six and fourteen years of age
be required to attend school at least
three months during each school year.
We have noticed several boys in Yale
about ten years of age who do nothing
but run our streets and blackguard !,
who have not been in school but very
few days this year. If parents are in
different as regards the future of their
boys the proper officers should take
the matter in hand, through justice to
the boys.
Henry Reid, partner in the livery
business with his brother George V.
Reid, dropped dead Christmas day
while at work in the livery office. De-
ceased has not been in the best of
health lately but it was quite unex-
pected to his brother and friends that
his death should come SO suddenly and
without warning. He was a member
of Capac Tent, KOTM, and carried an
insurance policy of 81 900. The funer-
al was held from the Nj. p. church
Yale to Lynn cemetery where the
Maccabees inferred his remains.
Madam, your attention, please. Do
you expect to dye this season? We
mean, will you dye any stockings,
carpet rags, cloaks, dresses, feathers,
or anything; for if you intend to, we
are anxious to have you dye with
Magic Dyes. They are easy to use and
we believe them superior to most other
brands. Carpet weavers who have
used them say they give more durable
colors which don't crock or fade like
others. They color cotton, wool, etc.,
with same package, thus doing better
work on mixed goods. Although the
packages are larger and color about
double the goods, we sell them at 10
cents, same as other brands. Sold by
Grant Holden, Yale.
There are two things that the people
of this commonwealth ask the law
makers at Lansing to attend to without
delay. One is the enactment of a
capital punishment law; the other is
the enactment of proper and rigid laws
that will put stop to the tramp nui.
sance. The latter is almost as impor.
tant as the first for the army of tramps
, is increasing so fast that they are be-
, coming a menace to our boosted free
government. 1t has come to such q