The Yale expositor., 1895-06-14
House 10 Rent-Harvey Tappan.

week une lJ-Zu.
Children's day services in the Nj. +.
church Sunday evening, June 10.
The village tax receipts are printed
Prepare TO pay your taxes 10 the
treasurer.
A fine shower of rain Wednesday |
afternoon cooled the atmosphere con-
siderably.
There will be grand Firemen's
Tournament and Band Competition at
Romeo next Thursday, June 10th.
"John" Mcdonald has severed his
connection with the +. q =. NJ. Ry
Co. and Deed Middleton is the GENIAL
express man.
have several S0-acre pieces of land
and improved farms in Sanilac county
that | would trade for houses and lots
in Yale. 81 Il. H. NOZZLE
The KOTM excursion train to Port
Huron last Sunday consisted OF twelve
passenger coaches all we'll hlled'
Quite a large number of Yale citizens
went to Port Huron.
The Fourth of July will not he eel
ebrated in Yale this year. 1t is thought
best to wait until next year and com
mence early i'm the season to advertise
and haye big blow out.
1t is not necessary for you to borrow
your neghbor's cultivator any more.
w. III. Harris is now selling them so
cheap that you will be time and money
ahead if you purchase one for yourself.
c. i. Michaels has spent great deal
of time and money in fixing up his
buildings and premises on corner OF
Kennific and Wood streets. Charley's
enterprise is deserving considerable
notice.
Yale base ball boys went to Brown
CITY last week Thursday and played a
game with the nine at that place. The
score at the end of the ninth inning
stood 90 to l6 in favor of Yale. "Hon-
or to whom honor is due"
Mary Jane Vanderburgh, of Yale
has been granted divorce from hei
, husband Charles w. Nanderburgh on
the grounds of desertion., \ Wander
burgh is supposed to be located on
Vancouver Island.-Port Huron News
: June D.
= Wanted-A steady and strong young
man from the country, slXteer
to eighteen years of age. Must b'
temperate, genteel and hustler. 70
particulars address W. \. SilYerthorn
32l South Western Avenue, Chicago
Illinois. D"
: DR.. Warner Cornell, of the firm o
: Drs. Warner q f. A. Cornell, eye, ear
. nose and throat specialists of III llu
= ron Ave, Port Huron, will be at tn
) Rapley House on the last Friday O
each month. His next visit Will 10
Friday, June 2Sth.
The Cole Sunday school will hold
pic-nic i'm Cavanagh's woods on Jun
25th. A game of base ball Will b
PLAYED between the Lynn nine and tn
south Brockway Regulars. Othe
Z Sunday schools and the public /
general invited.
The box of canned goods which wa
: stolen from an f. q L. Nj. freight ca
some time ago was found by boys !
the cider mill building on Mackman
farm lust west of Yale. An office
was notified but before he reached tn
place it was gone. An empty beer Ike
was also found in the building.
Il Sometime ago | was troubled wit
an attack of rheumatism. use
% Chamberlain Pain Balm and wa
completely cured. | have since &C
# vised many of my friends and custom
= !, ers to try the remedy and all spea
highly of it. SIMON GoLDBAUM, Sa
Luis Rev, Cal. For sale by Wi
a. Lennon.
- Sacrificed to the goddess of fashio
and cut down in its youthful bloom tn
is much admired mustache of Frank L
E. Gibbs, and the wind serenely blow
over his smoothly shayen face, Will
e. the EXPosITOR boys have decided
i'll await results and il he gains favor wit
the fairer sex, they will immediatel
i'm follow suit.
I'd On Saturday, June s, a game of ba'
d. ball was played between the "Hone
Plow Boys" formerly the Ben Lar
liz Club, and the "Sonth Brockway Reg
re lars" 1t was battle between Il
mr. Red and the Blue. the former provir
their superiority by running in IA scor
: against 13 for the latter. Hopkins |
IS the ball once, and hit it hard, and aft
ny landing on third base he looked arour
IL i'm time to see the little sphere stir |
- the sand away out in left field. II
10, scores were nearly ali made on erro
-, oi Tardy church-going is one of {
' evils of the day. 1t is wonderful Inc
'ao Indifferent many are to the interru
'0' ton i'm the service they cause by ent'
.ul ing the house of God while the minist
IN is reading the scriptures, aud ev
us during his discourse. Nor do tn
ost seem to think of how much spiritr
. benefit they lose by their late comir
a 1t is sometimes difficult for persons
for be always on time; but, if the PROF
)m effort was made to be promptly
nd hand, late attendance would be r;
ire occurrence.
r The New England supper at the
sc, +. church was success, so say tho
err who were fortunate enough to
Inc present. The rain storm coming on
lis it did prevented many outside
to village from being present. The 81
it'll per was all that could be desired. I
}. program though short was spicy. 1
an. young ladies taking part were Mabe
IN Moore, Lillian Hennessey, Nellie
1Iv peel, Anna Brown. Polly Willial
i Ina Palmer. and Lulu High who '
in assisted by the DR.. in an instrumen
'er. duet. These young people desc
civ much credit and have the thanks
iii the ladies. Proceeds netted $500.
The managers of the Yale Agricul