The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-10
Changes of ads:
A. Thai
l.. Higer & Sons
w. III. Ballentine
+. ii. Gibbs x Co

Council proceedings on anoIheI
page of this issue.
Fine Commercial Printing at the En-
PosIToR JOB Rooms.
Elegant patterns of wall paper for
sale cheap at Grant Holden's.
James Meharg did good work with
the street sprinkler during the past
week.
Special Cape Sale Monday and Tues
day next at w. Ii. Ballentine's double
store, Yale.
Born, on Saturday, April 9th, 1898,
to Mrs. f. w. Mitchell a 5-lb boy, and
now Eph. is "happy all the day"
Fine snow white Crystal Salt in bar
rels and sacks for sale at Wharton u
Holden's elevator. Call in and see it.
/ have several S0-acre pieces of land
and improved farms in Sanilac county
that would trade for houses and lots
in Yale. 81 b. II. NOBLE.
You furnish the feet we furnish the
shoes at our usual low prices. When
in town bring in your feet and try on
our shoes. A. Thai.
Elder Bovee will preach in the Free
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing al 10 O'Clock, also in the evening
at the usual hour. Sunday school at
IL am. Everybody invited.
Brown & Rose are now occupying
the Rapley House barns with their
livery business having moved therein
last week. Mr.. Bell will use the barn
vacated by them as a feed stable.
John F. Umphrey and family have
moved from Avoca to Yale and are
now occupying the house purchased
of A. w. Hazard. on Mary Street
Mr.. Umphrey will buy hay at this
point.
The base ball season was vociferous-
ly ushered in at this place by visit OF
the Brown City Juniors to meet the
Yale Youngsters last Saturday and the
home team wilted before the visitors
with score of 1916.
A change of adv. appears this week
for the Misses Lavalle who will CON
tnue the garment cutting school lately
conducted by Mrs. VIM. Fitzgerald
Terms and other information made
known on application.
Merriam IL FAIR have established a
law Office upstairs in the Union Block
where they will do a general law and
collection business. Should you have
any work in their line they will bt
pleased to have you call.
DIR. Warner Cornell, of the firm OF
Drs. Warner q +. A. Cornell, eye, ear
nose and throat specialists of Ill HUI
ron Ave-, Port Huron, will be at the
Rapley House on the last Friday Of
each month. His next visit will bt
Friday, May 3lst.
A fortune for the right man. F. Ii
Gibbs wishes to inform the public tina
he will sell at public auction just a
twilight Saturday, May llth, 1895, hi
bleaching Kit" He will hereafte
manufacture soft soap, and will employ
one thousand old maids.
Yale Tent, No. Sc, KOTM, expect t,
hold an anniversary on Sunday, Jun,
9th. There will be no picnic helC
this year but instead some able speake
will be engaged and a sermon for tn
good of the order preached. Furthe
particulars will be published later on
A new adv. appears in this issue TO
The Yale Ice and Milk Company. In
diyduals wanting ice or milk can hay
same delivered to their residences o
places of business rs cheap as it
furnished in cities. Orders left witt
ID. Ferguson, manager, will be attend
ed to.
The photograph gallery in the Har
building will be opened May 18th b,
Mr.. W. Biddlecomb, of Port Huron AM
will be open to patrons every Frida.
and Saturday hereafter. Mr.. Biddle
comb will give his personal attention
to Yale patrons and produce tirst-clas
work at all times.
1t is all right for Dusty to talk, ant
people have got so they don't pa,
much attention to him, but when h
comes to assert that he saw MAJ
throw ball 40 yards farther than tn
champion thrower of the world eve
threw one, his friends begin to doub
the soundness of his thinking capacity
Tonight, eight o'clock sharp, is tn
time set at which Miss Scott will let tn
q elocution class loose on the stage a
Central Hall for the express purpose o
amusing the citizens of Yale. If yol
do not. attend you will miss trea
rarely found outside Of Barnum & Bal
ley's circus. See program elsewher
in this paper.
l.. ID. Burk, of Saginaw, Mich, organ
izer for the Knights of the Loya
Guard, of Flint, is in the village t,
organize a division. If you are carry
ing old line life, and desire to increas
the amount to be paid dependent love-
ones in the event of your death, thel
take out one thousand or two thous
and certificate with the Knights of tn,
Loyal Guard. If you have made II,
: provision for your family by way o
insurance, hesitate no longer, bu
make sure arrangement for them b,
joining the Knights of the Loyal Guard
The boy who wrote the following
composition is destined to be star ii
: his desired professions: "The edito
t is the happiest individual in the world
He can go to any circus in the after
noon or evening without paying {
penny. also inquests and hangings
has free tickets to theatres, has wed
ding cake sent him, and sometime
gets a licking, but not often, for h
{ can take things back in the next issu
! of his paper which be generally does
While other folks have to go to be,
/. early the editor can sit up late AM
E sec what's going on. When Pm
man intend to be an editor so cal