The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-11-01

Fire meeting next Wednesday even

stock OF window shades. Gail ana
look them over.
Extremely low prices on wall paper
is the order of the day at Will Len
mons drug store.
DR.. Yuill, of Yale, will make regular
calls at Croswell Thursday each week.
Office at l.. c. Strings drug store.
Losr-Somewhere in the village of
Yale boys coat. Finder will please
return same to the EXpositor Office and
receive reward.
Perhaps you think f. T. Pal
ner d Co. are not giving low prices on
their goods Turn to The first page
and read their change of adv.
We notice by the Times that Glen
Ballenhne ana Herb Hennessey were
ut Inlay City last Sunday visiting their
"best girls" Surely Our Yale girls are
not second best.
Will Yuill has gone to Croswell to
attend the public school there. VIII is
q bright young fellow with lots of
friends in Yale who wish him every
success.
Whenever you buy or sell, let or hire,
make definite bargain, and never
trust to the tiattering lie, I'VE sha'n't
disagree about trifles."
Screen doors and awnings, those very
necessary summer articles, have near
ly all been stored away for the winter,
and the convenient storm doors are
making their appearance.
Owing to the sickness of Wallace
Adams, hame-straps and halters are
being hustled at Wallace's harness
shop this week by the ever wide-awake
parsonage, Prof. Charles Ross Presley.
The chicken pie social given by the
ladies of the Brick Chal 81 Wednesday
evening netted them qultc neat snm.
The refreshments were very nice, and
take it altogether the affair was IA
GROWING success.
James Goheen, who suffered sun
stroke last summer from which he but
recently began to recover, is now newly
afflicted with a serious eye trouble,
which threatens to nearly destroy his
sight. "Iroubles never come singly.'
ID. Ferguson has purchased the place
known as the DR.. Perry residence on
Main street and has had carpenters
there all week "tiXln' up" and improv-
ing the premises while A. Award has
been replasterlng the house, and ere
long Dan will have one of the neatest
and slickest little homes in town.
NoTcE-I hereby notifythe public to
not purchase IA promlssory note given
the 18th day of October to Lester MoX-
lev and signed 10y John Gathergood
and Isaac Currie for | will not pay the
same. The horse for which the note
was given had been misrepresented
and | returned it to Mr.. Monkey.
John Gathergood
The old familiar strains of "FISh 4!
Fish Fl! FISH ~ were again heard on our
streets this week. The structure of
Lute's talking apparatus permits him
to. MARBLE in this line with the best of
them and those in need of anything in
the finny tribe need not 60 without it
for the want OF not knowing it is in
town.
w. IL. Harris has purchased the
vacant lot opposite the Geo. Waring
property and has workmen engaged
this week moving his Old Brockway
residence to the same. Mr.. Harris
will make many improvements in and
around his new property and before
the days much shorter grow will have
a-pfeasant home for himself and his
estimable family.
paper printed in the Upper PENN
suta gays the cigarette is II rod of pa
per, tobacco and drugs, with Il small
fire on one end and Il big fool on the
other. Some of the chief enjoyments
are condensed nightmare, fits, cancers
of. the lips and stomach, spinal menin-
gifts, the boy knows more than his
father, funny remarks, softening of
the brain, funeral professions and
"a 1ias l,of ch dad in rln
James Wallace, John Ward, Charles
T1nis, j. A. Menzies. of Yale, and
Clas. Turner, of Avoca, started for the
wilds of northern Michigan last Mon
day where they expect to stalk the
wary red deer during the next few
weeks. Editor MenZies is the youth
full Hiawatha of the crowd who conf
IDENTIFY expects to slay his first "famous
roe-buck.' The boys will make Rainy
River region in Presque Isle county
the scene of their sylvan warfare.
A female swindler has been operat-
ing at Lapeer. Her plan is to stop at
II hotel, and invite the working girls to
call on her, when she tells them some
very enticing story of how they can
earn money so easily by selling book
she claims 10 be general agent for, and
ID COnSlucIullOn Ol WHICH, lney HluSb
pay her from SO TO 81, according to the
VICTIMS circumstances. She gets many
victims and then disappears. The
swindler is said to be of disreputable
character.
Seldom have the autumn glories of
changing leaves been greater than
this year. The absence of severe
frosts in September and early October
gave the opportunity for that gradual
ripening of leaves which produced the
rich and varying hues SO much adj
mired. But the last few days have
wrought saddening change. Yield
ing to chemistry of frost, and the JOS
Ting of rude winds, the leaves have
obeved the law of life's sequel, and
now lie "heaped in the hollows of the
grove"
w. A. McGuire, well known citizen
of Mckay, Ohio, is of the opinion that
there is nothing as good for children
troubled with colds or Group as Cham
herlain's Cough Remedy. lie has used
il i'm his family for several years with
the best results and always keeps
bottle of jt in the house. After haying