The Yale expositor., 1895-08-02
New ads.
j. c. Holden.
A. j. Ward IL Co.
+. III. Gibbs 4 Co.
Cavanagh d Parkinson.

past week.
Yesterday Thursday was Enamel
patton Day.
Money to Loan. Merriam d FAIR,
attorneys, Yale.
Call in and see our line of pocket
knive. f. IL. Gibbs q Co.
The flax hacking shop is completed
and the hackers are occupying it.
Ida Menerey has been quite sick at
Kate Hayes rooms in Yale. She was
taken to her home Thursday.
The plastering on the intering of w.
Ii. Ballentine's house is completed
and is good job, done by A. Award
f. A. Griswold is quite sick at his
| home in Yale. Mr.. Hitchcock is TAX
ing his place in the f. d Z. NJ. station.
About twenty-five couples of Yale's
young people enjoyed very pleasant
Time dancing in Michaels' Hall Tues
day evening.
1t is said that over $50 tickets were
sold at this depot for Port Huron yes
terday, the occasion being Barnum d
Balley's circus.
The boys in the Office are wondering
what a basket of red astrican apples
look like. Won't some whole-sOuled
farmer satisfy their curiosity?
Elder Bovee will preach in the Free
Methodist church on Sunday at 10
O'Clock and also i'll the evening at
usual hour. Everyone is invited.
j. b. Paisley's coat, advertised in last
weeks EXpositor, has been returned
but not the gloves that were in one of
the pockets. Any one giving any in
formation leading to their recovery
will be rewarded.
Elder f. l.. Waldrop. who is con-
Quoting interesting meetings nightly IN
Menereys church, will preach there
next Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hour, and in the NJ. T..
church, Yale, at 3;l5 p. m. Sunday.
Mesdames Caroline and J. c. Holden
assisted by Miss Fannie Mathews, will
give a coffee for the benefit of the pas
tor Tuesday evening. Coffee will be
served between the hours of $50 and
o'clock at home of Mrs. j. &. Holden.
All invited.
Strayed-From the premises of Oscar
Scully, dark gray mare, six years old
weight about / 200 pounds. Any one
ElNlHS llllOlilldAlOll lGdulIR W Il0I re-
covery will be suitably rewarded. Is.
w. butcher, Peck, Mich, or Expositor
Office.
In circulating around our sanctum
Frank Minnie casually remarked that
he did not see enough of the elephant
while at Saginaw short time ago so
would finish his inspection at Port
Huron Thursday. This illustrious
quadruped in its various forms is re-
ceivlng much of Franks attention of
late.
sagacious genius mas inyented an
appliance, which, when attached to the
big sleeves worn by the summer girls,
is so pleaslngly constructed that
though the sleeves be Rugged hat will
Immediately puff out again when the
pressure is withdrawn. This removes
IA great obstacle to the full enjoyment
OF summer outings.
The base ball teams of Brockway and
Zion crossed bats at Brockway Satur-
day. Up to the fifth inning it looked
like II walk-away for BrOckway when
the Zion boys spit ON their hands and
pounded the ball for six runs. At the
end of the eighth inning the score was
Il tie, 1890, in the ninth Zion scored
nine runs and white-washed the home
team, winning the game.
For the purpose of reviewing and re-
kinding the fires of patriotism and to
afford the boys of 81 and % another
opportunity of recalling the expert
ences of those eventful days, the Old
Veterans of Macomb and st. Clair
counties will hold II reunion in Marine
City on Tuesday and Wednesday, the
both and Dist of August next. The
public in general inyited to attend.
81 know an old soldier who had
chronic diarrhoea of long standing to
have been permanently cured by TAX
ing Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy" says Edward
Shumpik, prominent druggist of
Minneapolis, MINI. 81 have sold the
remedy in this city for oyer seven
years and consider it superior to any
other medicine now on the market for
bowel complaints" % and 80 cent bot
ties of this remedy for sale by will
Lennon.
Cayanagh d Parkinson, successors to
Waring d Cavanagh, doing business in
the Lutz block, Yale, have u new adv.
IN this issue for the perusal of ExPosI-
TOR readers. Both members of the
firm are popular and progressive bust
ness men, understand the needs of the
purchasing public and will put forth
every effort to keep in stock the right
goods at right prices. An inspection
Of their stock will do you no harm and
probably may be a benefit to you.
Courteous treatment may be expected
whether you buy or not.
For those farmers who have suffered
so much from the potato bug, there is
welcome news from Japan. Prof.
Keobele, of the California Horticultu-
raj Commission, who recently discov-
cred the Australian ladybird, which is
fast cleaning California orchards of
scale pests, sends it. lie has discover
ed n beetle which feeds on the larvae
of the potato bug, and he says he be-
lieves the beetle will exterminate the
pest. If it does this without bringing
agriculturists new danger, it will prove
boon. The potato bug has cost the
farmers of this continent many millions
of dollars.
\ newspaper extends the circle of
trade for town as il gets new subscrb-
ers within reach of the town wherein
the paper is published. Every reader