The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1894-12-14
The man in the moon, we think,
Is looking unusually pleasant,
1t may be- because ne never need think
OF giyiI z "A Chi Is mas present.
Pay your taxes.

Make yourself and others happy by
contributing to the poor Christmas
night.
l.. Higer q Sons change of adv. re-
ceived too late for this week. Read
the old one.
Holiday bargains in China, Lamps
and Brass Tables at j. A. Davidson q
Co.'S. See change of adv.
If you have some wood to dispose of
and owe for your subscription to the
EXPosIToR bring us a load or two.
Christmas one week from next Tues
day. Yale merchants have fine line
of holiday presents on exhibition.
II. G.. Whites mother was taken
quite sick last Saturday caused by II
stroke of paralysis. 1t is hoped she
may soon recover.
Don't miss the cloak sale at Ballen-
tines next week. They have a full
line of everything in cloaks and capes
cheaper than ever.
The Junior League assisted by young
lady friends will give an entertainment
at NJ. +. church Christmas night benefit
of poor of the village.
The house of Patrick Magill living
in the township of Emmett was burned
to the ground last week Wednesday.
Loss 81 900, fully insured.
F. II. Gibbs & Co.. hardware mer
chants of Yale, have some Xmas
| Hints" for the readers of the Expos
IToR i'll Il change of adv. this week.
Asman d Beard, Port Huron, have
some elegant holiday presents such as
fancy aprons, handkerchiefs, purses,
stamped linen for silk and lace work.
See their adv.
Township Treasurer Weaver W II be
at the Speaker Town Hall, TuesdLvs,
and the reminder of the week OF bis
home in MELVIN for the purpose of
collecting taxes.
Don't fail to call at the Bazaar in AL
lens store building and see the beauti-
| full fancy articles sent to Junior League
| by League of Central NJ. +. Church of
Detrois, on Saturday, December 18th.
Prices low.
The Ladies of the NJ. f. church,
Roseburg, will give an Oyster Supper
in the Fremont Town Hall, on We'd
nesday evening, December 10th. Pro-
ceeds to apply on the building of the
new sheds. The public in general are
cordially invited.
Brown q Cooper, furniture dealers,
Yale, handed in their adv. too late for
publication in this issue. Look for it
next week. In the meantime call at
warerooms on corner in Duffe block
and see what an immense stock of
elegant furniture they have.
For Christmas and New Year Holt
days the +. & p. VI. 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, % and 81,
1894, and Jan. |, 1895, good for return
up TO and including Jan. ., 1895.
A pleasant evening was participated
in by about 20 young people at the resi-
dence of T.. T.. Beecher Monday even
ing, in honor of their guest, Merritt
Dibble. Cards and other amusements
were INDUCED in and an elegant re-
past served in Mrs. Beecher's usual
dainty manner ended the happy hours.
Advertisers will please take notice
that changes of advertisements must
be brought in not later than Tuesday
noon of each week to insure publica-
ton. We are pleased to have our adj
vertisers change their ads. often but
when they reach us later than Tues
day noon it is impossible to make the
necessary changes and get our paper
out on time.
People having cattle or horses run
ming at large must know that it is
strictly in violation of village ordi-
nance. Such cattle or horses are con-
tinuously browsing trees and shrubbery
and breaking into the gardens and
orchards of our citizens. They must
be kept at home says the village
marshal or they will be found in the
village pound after this week.
Will Cavanagh, of the firm of War
ing & Cavanagh, thought he was the
recipient of a Christmas gift on Mon
day, as he saw fine large turkey with
its legs tied together come crashing
through the glass of a back window of
the store. But he finally was made
to believe that ithad got away from the
meat market. where its doom was
sealed as the bird probably knew be-
fore it attempted an escape.
Bankers B. r. Noble, of Yale, and
John Niggeman, of Croswell, were in
Coleman Thursday and decided to
start bank here. They haye rented
the Cleveland Cedar Company's Office
until spring at which time they will
erect building suitable for banking
purposes. They will be ready to do
business on or before Jan. l, 1895. The
firm of Noble & Niggeman is solid
one and we are glad to have such men
take an interest in our village. The
bank will be operated by Charles
Niggeman, at present connected with
the Croswell bank, who will move
with his family to Coleman at once.
We are personally acquainted with
Mr.. Niggeman and can recommend
him to the people of Coleman as a
pleasant gentleman and n good busi-
ness man.-Coleman Independent.
A commendable innovation has been
introduced by Secretary of State Gard
ner in the manner of the distribution
of certain reports issued from his Of
flee. 1t has been the custom to ship
every year to the County Clerks great
numbers of the "Vital Statistics"
"Joint Documents ETC., which we're
far in excess of any demands made for
1 Al H. 4. a l.. II.