The Yale expositor., 1895-03-15

ceiye pay for ite some of you live out West
and some in the East, while others live In this
tonight before YOU have made things square be-
tween you and THE ENrosIroR.
w. b. Ballentine and wife are OH the
improve.
Charles Presley is confined to the
house with la grippe.
Born, to the wife of George Moore.
on Tuesday, March 18th, twins.
Aaron Windsor has been suffering
with a severe cold for the past week.
l.. Higer q Sons, Port Huron, have n
change of adv. in this issue. Read Ht.
Watch for "Aunt Sally" and the
pancakes. Further particulars next
week.
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The last meeting of the Yale Dane
last Friday evening.
The Lady Bees, of Peerless Hive, ex-
pect to have big time at their hall
this friday evening.
Reeds Comedians, of New York, will
show in Central Hall three nights,
commencing Monday, March 18th.
Fine snow white Crystal Salt in bar
rels and sacks for sale at Wharton q
Holden's elevator. Call in and see it.
Bicycle riders attention is called to
the Develine whistle, and it is Devel-
inc whistle too. See it at +. II. Gibbs
d Co.'S.
We received copy of the Cincinnati
Tribune from John {. +. DOhrmann,
who is in the state of Ohio on visit to
relatives.
Hiram w. Brown and family now oc-
cupy the house west of the NJ. p.
church lately vacated by Warren
Roadway.
Don't fail to read X. NJ. Lothian's S
change of adv. In this issue. BE sure
and call on him when in need of goods
in his line.
FARMERs-Andrew Staley, of section
80, Fremont township, has thorough
bred Short Horn Durham Bull for SER
vice. Insurance fee S1.00. 45-4
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Wharton wish
to thank all those kind friends who
'pndered assistance during the sickness
and death of their infant child.
A school of instruction for the Mas
onic order will be held III Port Huron
by Arthur NJ. Clark next Wednesday.
Rrockway lodge will confer the second
degree at this time.
Mary A. Shut, of Capac, has been
welding the slipper in the Parkinson
| family during the absence of Mrs.
| Parkinson on visit to Lansing, Ann
hrbor and Traverse City.
The village of Marlette has Just pas
sed an ordinance prohibiting children
from hanging around the streets after
O'Clock p. m. Would be good idea
# Yale should pass just such an ordi-
| nance.
An exchange says very simple and
easy way to rid your premises of rats
is to sprinkle red pepper around the
hole. The rats come out, step in the
pepper, lick it from off their feet and
! leave the place never to return.
Saturday night the large residence
of +. A. Beard, in Ruby, was found to
be in flames and the building became
Il total loss. Some few things were
saved. The origin of the fire is un-
known. Mr.. Boards fine barns were
destroyed by lire nearly three years
ago together with stock, farm imple-
ments, etc.
"If you love me darling, tell me
| with your eyes," rs sung by three Of
Iale's maidens, was the cause of sud-
denly terminating the dancing club
| held in Michaels' Hall. President
Fead says it was too much of strain
on his eyes and would necessitate the
| wearing of blue glasses by all the boys
were it continued.
The meetings in Brick Chapel will
be continued every night until further
notice. Meetings three times on Sun
day, morning at 10 o'clock, afternoon
at 3, and evening at 1880. One-half
hours song service commencing at.
sharp. Every one invited. These are
gospel meetings and calculated to do
much good. Come and see. Every
one welcome.
This week we received letter from
Frank Weston, of Alpena, in which he
siys:-"Enclosed find four dollars to
pay up for your valuable paper. IL
| should have been paid some time ago.
Keep right on sending the paper to me
| for | cannot get along without it.
| lioNO JuSl NOiiipiCVcu u JOD VI putbillS
in one million feet of pine logs. Have
had good winter for numbering.
A very promising young attorney
was added to Sanilac County's long
list of legal lights on Tuesday evening,
III the person of Mark II. Norman, of
| Lexington. Mr.. Norman underwent a
long and searching examination and
passed it with unusual credit and pro-
| ticiency. He seems to haye every req
uiste for an able and successful law
yer.-Sanilac County Republican.
Under the pretense of attending
worship, several young men who were
at prayer meeting at Richard Turner
on the evening of March eth, made a
raid on his pile of dry stove wood. and
succeeded in removing several cords.
These young gentlemen were never
known to do a trick like this before,
and no doubt meant well enough for
reports have it that they Immediately
handed it over TO the preacher as part
payment on his salary. As Mr.. Turner
| ~ q IN hl1V nil his fual this IL ou;ta I,