The Yale expositor., 1895-03-22


| town, county and state. Don't let the sun set
| tonight before you have made things square be
tween You and THE ENPosrroR.
A. Somers is "under the weather"
| this week.
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Fine snow white Crystal Salt in bar
res and sacks for sale at Wharton d
| Holden's elevator. Call in and see it..
A. II. Teller has rented his place in
Yale to George Deemert and expects
to move to West Bay City in about a
week.
w. Ii. Ballentine will have change
of ad next week in which they will
offer some very low prices. Watch
| for it.
All subscriptions of five dollars and
under on NJ. L. church are now due.
! Please call and pay same to j. &.
| Holden, Treasurer.
j. A. Davidson q Co. are receiving
their new line of curtains for Spring
which is the largest line and lower
prices than ever before. See their adj.
Grant Holden has large line of
elegant wall paper and window shades.
New styles and low prices is what the
public want and can get at his store.
See his change of ad.
Correspondents would do us great
favor by sending in their letters not
later than Tuesday of each week.
This would give us chance to put
the matter in type and get our paper
out on time.
LosT-Somewhere between j. b
Paisley's residence and X. NJ. Lothian's
grocery store yesterday Thursday
morning. an oxidiZed silver watch.
Finder will please leave same with
Mrs. Hennessy.
| W. ". Harris is getting ready for
the spring trade and has on hand a
full line of plows, harrows, seeders,
and in fact everything needed by the
farmers. Call and look over his
stock. Read his change of ad this
week.
John Haas, who has been in the
employ of w. III. Ballentine as clerk
for the past six months, resigned that
position on Saturday last and took bis
departure for Port Huron on Monday.
10 IN made many friends while here
whD wish him success at whatever he
may engage in.
! We must ask our subscribers to ex.
cuse us for being late again as the
devil is to pay this week and the
. Iitor has been away skirmishing
around for the needful to pay him.
1t might not be out of place right
here to ask some of our delinquents
to call in and save us from such an
other delay.
G.. X. Holden has in his office Che
packets picture, neatly framed, which
he recently obtained from II. +. DELL
ing, of Caro-. Chepacket is probably
me best stock horse ever owned in
his section. Several colts are being
broken here now and they are fine
lockers and all have nice way of
going and with chance will no
doubt develop lots of speed. They
are good size and sound and we never
heard of but one with a blemish.
| David Newsted has sold his farm
and intends running the cheese fac
tory in Yale the coming season. On
Monday, March 25th, he will sell by
public auction at his premises, mile
oath and miles east of Yale, or |
mile west and 4 miles north of Avoca,
all his farm stock, implements, etc.
This will be bona iide sale as he has
no need for these articles. Sale to
commence ut 10 m. Free lunch at
noon. Geo. w. Bell, auctioneer.
A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. j. II. Lopez
a well known druggist, of Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. At times
the pain was so severe that he could not
lift anything. With all he could do
he could not get rid of it I'M
til he applied Chamberlain's Pain Balm
al only made three applications of it"
he says, "And have since been free
from all PAIN" lie now recommends
it to persons similarly afflicted. 1t is
for sale by Will Lennon.
| Wednesday evening finished three
nights engagement of Reeds Comedi-
ans in Central Hall. The company
10 good one and although they
played to small houses, the increase
in the size of the audiences showed
that they were appreciated. "Lady
| Audley's Secret" was we'll received.
"Flies in the web" deserves notice as
the parts were well taken and the
play full of amusing occurrences. The
afterpieces were brim full of fun and
brought down the house, especially
when the Irish comedian appeared in
the latest style OF mortar board hats,
in the farce "Fun in a photograph
gallery. Had the company had
suitable stage and scenery, we have
no doubt but the company could haye
done itself justice and have rendered
the plays to Il better advantage.
The Art Amateur for March has two
exquisite color plates, Gan Opening
in the Forest" by II. NJ. Shurtleif, and
Garden Poppies," by Paul de
Longpre. There are the usual eight
pages of Practical Working Designs
for China Painting. Embroidery, and
Woodworking. The leading artist
represented this month is the famous
painter and illustrator, Albert Lynch,
and the beautiful drawings there are
ten large ones shown will delight
every one. There is an article on
Landscape Painting" by X. NJ.
Shurtleff, the well-known painter of
Adirondack scenery, with some
sketches by him. Other articles are
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