The Yale expositor., 1894-10-12


past week.
WAd ducks are being shot along
Mill creek by some of the boys.
Donot always say what you think,
but never say anything that you do
not think.
j. A. Davidson & Co. offer $4,000
re- rolls IL, of of, Tll paper at a sacrifice See
Delos Zavitz has given up farming
and moved into Yale and is employed
at the flax-mill.
church is here and is being placed in
position in the basement.
Order Eastern Star regular next
Wednesday evening, October II. A
full attendance requested.
child wac born to the wife of +.
II. Parkinson, of Yale, on Friday, Oct.
D, 1894, which was still-born.
The Rapley House bus has received
n new coat of paint and now presents
rather an attractive appearance.
have four year old driver | want
to exchange for q heavy work horse.
The farmers friend, Old Brockway.
The board of supervisors commenced
a session in Port Huron on Monday
which will probably continue for two
weeks.
Jones 4 Collins, implement dealers
of Yale, have made an assignment to
William Gowan for the benefit of
their creditors.
Those who are interested in the
grand stand on the fair ground will
call on X. NJ. Lothian, treasurer, and
receive ten per cent dividend.
John Deering raised on his farm in
Emmett township 30S bushels of corn
on y acres. II there is anyone who
can beat this, let's hear from them.
Asman d Beard are offering some
special values in underwear, hosiery,
and blankets. They are also agents
for Ypslanti underwear. Read their
adv.
May Hoskin while playing in wag-
on in the back of John Sexton's yard
Tuesday afternoon fell out sideways
and broke her arm just above the
elbow.
Harry Dickman, the little fellow
who was injured by jumping from an
+. Il p. NJ. train last week, is conva-
lescing under the treatment of DIR.
Wight.
Elder J. II. Patton will preach in
Brick chapel next Sunday, afternoon
at O'Clock and evening at 7:30. Sub
jects of interest will be discussed.
Everybody invited.
Hon. w. A. Norton will address the
citizens of Yale and vicinity at Central
Hall on the political issues of the day,
next Monday evening, October 18th.
Come out and hear him.
John Wark, secretary of the Brock
way Centre District Agr'l Association,
will be at the Rapley House in Yale
every Saturday during this month to
pay premiums of the late fair.
Copy for changes of advertisements
must be broaght to this Office not later
than Tuesday noon. This will give us
ample time TO make the necessary
changes and haye them appear that
week,
Miss Gertrude Bearss gave a pleas
ant party to her Sunday school class, at
her home on Tenth street Tuesday
evening. The occasion was much en-
joyed by the young people.-Port HUI
ron Daily Times.
We haye Just had printed one thous-
and receipt blanks. Let delinquent
subscribers and others owing accounts
at The ExPosIToR Office call III and help
use them. We must have cash to
carry on our business.
John Finnerty, having given up
farming, will sell by public auction at
the premises miles west of Peck, on
Thursday, Oct. Is, commencing at one
o'clock p. III. sharp, II lot of farm
stock, implements, etc. w. w. Lord ,
auctioneer.
Sometime ago Mrs. John Mathews,
of Yale, asked the Circuit Court TO
grant her n separate maintenance out
of her husbands estate. 1t took two
weeks to try the case, in the Circuit
Court. On Monday last Judge Vance
refused to grant the request.
Not long ago an item appeared in
the ExPosIToR stating that Albert
Smith had been shot and killed by n
woman in the streets of Fort Scott,
Kansas. An investigation reveals the
fact that Smith is not dead but is at
work on a railroad in Kansas.
James Regan, living three miles
north and one mile east of Yale, will
offer for sale by public auction at the
premises, on Saturday, October 20, a
lot of first-class farm stock, imple.
ments, etc. Sale to commence at one
o'clock p. m. sharp. George w. Bell
auctioneer.
All Sir Knights are invited to attend
the next review of Yale tent. A pro
gram consisting of vocal and instru
mental music, readings, recitations
etc., is being prepared. There will
also be candidate for initiation. Yor
will miss rare treat if you are no
there next Tuesday evening.
A number of Sabbath School teach
ers and others interested in the worl
of right training for the youth, met a
the NJ. p. church last Tuesday evening
for the purpose of studying the lessor
and devising plans for the promotion
: of S. 5. work in the village. X. b
Brown was appointed leader for tha
. evening and the lesson quite thorough