The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1895-04-19

The best wheel on earth for $4,000
cash "The Monarch" Mt Z. w. Doelie's.
Regular price SS5.
At Thal's is becoming a household
word, meaning the place for bargains
every day in the week.
"The Gladstone" did you ever see
it? It's beauty only $50 cash at L.
w. Doelle's. Regular price 500.
Fine snow white Crystal Salt in bar
rels and sacks for sale at Wharton d
Holden's elevator. Call in and see 1t.
Some low, degraded wretch poisoned
Levi Hyde's dog one day last week.
Don't vent your spite on poor dumb
animal.
+. II. Gibbs Il Co. are advertising the
Jewell gasoline stoves this week Read
what they have to say on first page
this week.
The official count in this county
gives j. b. Moore a majority over John
McGrath of $3.50 and Fairman over
Mccormick of 1873.
Mrs. James Rolls house on Mechan-
ic street is receiving neat coat of
paint. w. b. Saville and Dusty Nc
Donald are doing the work.
JIG. Holden received n large con-
signment of new dress goods this week
! and in a change of ad tells you the
merits of the same. Call i'll and look
over his we'll assorted stock.
Yale IS TO be supplied with another
lawyer. Fred Farr, of Port Huron,
young man of considerable promise
and capabilities, has decided to locate
| here and has taken rooms in the I'm
ion block over II. NJ. Lothian's store.
Owing to advanced prices in stock
! the firms of Holden Bros. and Brown
q Starks will sell beef until further
notice at following prices:-Round
steak II cts, porter house and sirloin
Is cts, shoulder steak 10 cts. roasts 9
cts, stews Z cts.
A grand May ball will be given UNI
der the auspices of the Peck Social
Club, at Peck town hall, Thursday
evening, April 25th. Cards will be out
giving full particulars this week. he
sure and attend rs II splendid time
may be expected.
Married in Speaker township on
Sunday, April l4th, 1895, by Rev.
| Culverson, Emma Blackford, of Yale,
and William Lincoln. of Speaker. The
young couple have the best wishes of
their many friends for future happi-
ness and prosperity.
w. II. Balentine is more than
pleased with the large and increasing
| trade he is receiving and feels very
thankful to his many customers. The
reason of this large trade is because he
| is giving bargains and keeps the goods
\ the people want. Look over the list of
prices III II change of adj.
DR.. Stockwell was up from Port HUI
ron Monday night, in consultation
with DR.. GOWan over the nme-mOnth's
son of Harvey Tappan. The child IL
better at present and its gradual recov-
cry is looked for. Mr.. and Mrs. Tap
pan have had tedious time with con-
tinued sickness in their home.
The croak of the bull-frog is heard
in our land and the robin seeks to
build its nest beyond the reach of
| Young America. These are true
harbngers of spring, but we can safely
assert that spring has come to stay
when the sweet aroma of burnt boots
and backyard rubbish fumigrate our
now quiet streets.
The managers of the song service at
Brick Chapel feel like making an
apology for non-fultillment of Easter
song service last Sunday night. Owing
to the fact that two of the singers had
very sore throats iC was impossible to
take their parts and do justice to the
occasion. Notice will be given later
when the concerts will commence.
Quite change has been made at
our postoffice. To give more room for
work at the rear of the building, the
mail boxes have been placed to the
| front and two rows of new call boxes
have been added, also the lock boxes
| which were ut each side, have all been
placed on one SIDE. The whole room
is being painted and papered, and
when finished no neater postoffiCe
could be found. Postmaster Lutz is to
be credited with all these improve
ments and receives daily congratu-
latlons.
Those who never read the advertise
ments in their newspapers miss more
than they presume. Jonathan keni-
son, of Bolan, Worth Co., Iowa, who
| had been troubled with rheumatism in
| his back, arms and shoulders read an
| itemin his paper about how "a prom
inent German citizen of FIT. Madison
had been cured. He procured the
same medicine, and to use his own
words: at cured me right up" lie
also says: a neighbor and his wife
were both sick in bed with rheumatism.
Their boy was over to my house and
said they were so bad he had to do the
cooking. told him of Chamberlain
Pain Balm and how it had cured me.
he got bottle and cured them up in
week, 80 cent bottles for sale by Will
Lennon.
An amusing spectacle was seen on
one of our streets Wednesday after
noon at about six o'clock. 1t would
seem that half the town had repaired
to First street, the cause being foot
race between girls under fifteen years
of age and another of older ones. The
run was between James Wallace's
corner and the wooden mill and there
were half dozen in each race. MIR.
Wallace was starting Judge and at the
word go, all started out bravely but
were soon left behind and May Evans
came off victor. In the second race,
at the quarter Esther Hillock and
| Polly Wilcox led at the half the
others dropped out and these two
came under the WIRE neck and neck
/ with Miss Esther y LITTLE in the lead