The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-05-10


endless variety and at right prices at
Grant Holdens.
Don't fail to attend the special cape
sale at w. II. Ballentine's next Mon
day and Tuesday.
The Bitter Bush Elixir is for sale at
James Cooper's, half mile east of
Yale. 52m3 Mrs. +. Cooper.
ave live to dye" and by using Tonk's
French Dyes for sale by Will Lennon
you can do much neater job.
The chime of the wedding bells is
heard in the distant. The contracting
parties are two of our prominent young
people.
Fred T. Palmer has just completed
another neat business guide of Yale
firms and has placed it in the post
Office. Fred is an artistic workman.
January is one of the best months
in which to advertise. The others are
August, December, April, July, Oc-
tober, June, February, May, Septem-
Der. March and November.
Yale hasen't vacant house to rent.
1t would not only be a good invest
ment for our capitalists to build few
tenement houses but would give our
carpenters and laboring men work.
At the last meeting of Peerless Hive
LOTM four members OF Lynn Hive
were entertained as visitors. At the
close of the meeting ice cream was
served and all departed feeling that
they had had very enjoyable time.
"Girls" have you observed that we
have in our midst sad looking, but
Frank old bachelor, that never smiles;
and last Friday morning III a low, sweet
voice he was heard singing, al will
soon be with thee, Hattie, no mather
if times are hard"
+. f. Doan has Just added to his ice
cream parlor soda fountain and in
vites the public to call and quench
their thirst when dry. Ice cream and
ice cream soda always OH tap. Ice
cream furnished in large quantities to
societies ut reasonable rates.
For whooping cough Chamberlain
Cough Remedy is excellent. By using
it freely the disease is deprived of all
dangerous consequences. There is no
danger in giving the remedy to babies,
as it contains nothing injurious. 25c
and SOC bottles for sale by Will Lennon.
The Manufacturers Bankrupt Boot
and Shoe Sale which opened business
in the NJ. Z. Allen building last week
Thursday did not find the climate Of
Yale very congenial and moved out
yesterday morning. Yale people be-
ieve in patronizing home institutions,
leaving their money with those who
help pay the taxes and build up the
, town.
Again the citizens of Yale were
aroused from their slumbers by the
peeling of the ire bell Wednesday
night at about 1890 o'clock, and again
) it proved TO be nothing more than a
pile of burning boxes in the rear of
Wallace's harness shop. Although
our citizens dislike to be called ont 10y
false alarms yet they are pleased that
no one suffers loss.
: Will G.. Biddlecomb, photogra pher
: will start branch office at Yale. Mr.
Biddlecomb will go there once each
, week to take care of the business. If
, sufficient encouragement is given him
he will place n first-class photographer
r there to do the business. Mr.. Biddle
, comb is young man and a first-clas'
I artist. The Yale people should APP
preciate the new enterprise.-Po HUI
ron Sunday Herald.
Defender document, Number 70 has
, just been issued by the American Pro
! tectve Tariff League. This is a new
: edition of the splendid speech of Con
, gresham {. ii. Grosvenor of Ohio, en-
titled "Protection to American In
dustries", delivered in Congress or
February eth. will be sent to any adj
dress for two cents each. Address W
+. Wakeman, General Secretary, No
l35 West 23d Street, New York.
The following item we clipped from
, the Port Huron Daily Times: "Reuben
: Reid, of Yale, was arrested this morn
ing on charge of robbing y. Griggs
Griggs claims that he occupied n room
at the Griggs House on Tuesday night
with Reid and was robbed of Sl60
Reid pleads not guilty" On examina'
ton no evidence could be brought
against him and he was acquitted
! Reuben ls we'll known in Yale and has
always carried II good reputation.
Yale has long been conceded to be
one of the best wool markets in the
/, state. The number of buyers at thi:
: place made keen competition and thus
the prices were kept up and the farm
. ers in this vicinity secured for then
wool prices as high as were paid any
where in Michigan. The market is now
and Andreae Bros. ready tn pay the
highest prices for all grades of wool
Bring your wool to Yale and get what
} it is worth.
Miss Edith Brown and VIM. j. Man
! ley were married at the residence OF
/, the brides parents in Lynn township
on the evening of May Sth, by Rev
j. Bacon, of Kingston. Miss Eva Brown
sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid
: and Fred MAnley as best man. A
. pleasant time was spent by all present
and the young couple were the recipi'
ents of many useful and handsome
presents, showing the kind and warm
: place they hold in the hearts of then
/ numerous friends. An elegant supper
r was served by Mrs. Brown which was
heartily enjoyed by the guests.
A prominent Pontiac colored man
was interviewed by Birmingham
, reporter in reference to the present
exodus of southern negroes to Africa
5 edo you think the dark continent be-
3 tokens a return to barbarism?" "Oh
voi uo lonU md law down Varsplf ~