The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-05-22

Wednesday, May 20.
Regular meeting, of Yale Chapter
OES. Wednesday evening. May ~. A
full attendance requested.
Crocker's Honest Fertilizer for sale
by James Hisey also vegetable bone
super phosphate for garden fertilizer
Parkinson has just added full lin,
of White Granite Crockery to hi
otherwise full stock. Don't fail to SCI
them.
The directors of the Yale Agricul
tural Society will meet at the Rapley
House, Saturday, May 23d, at ont
o'clock.
To Rent--Stone house on Mill street
Both hard and soft water on lot
Terms reasonable. Apply to William
Blackford, 2-u
Don't take our word for il but drop
in and see for yourself that we have
II complete stock of wall paper and
are selling it right. Grant Holden.
George Mann, while at work on w
II. Harris new dwelling house last
Friday, fell from scaflold receiving
rather serious injuries. He is at work
again but feels the effects Of the fall.
Lost, on Sunday, May 18th, some
where between II. NJ. Lothian's dwell
ing and the Brick Chapel, q plush
robe. Finder will please leave same
at Wear e. CampbelPs and receive
reward.
Yale business men and citizens are
in favor of q 4th of July celebration
this year and outsiders may make
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one of the most elaborate celebrations
may be witnessed.
For Sale.-Property on Main Street,
consisting of three store buildings, ali
separate, 60 feet front, 100 feet deep;
also two houses and lots on Kennetic
street. Wish to sell these before going
to Florida. Call on or write } c. Hart,
Yale, Mich. 524
Agents-(Ladies, gentlemen, boys or
girls can make big money selling the
official Map of the State of Michigan.
Every body wants it. Send 80 cts. for
sample and terms to agents, to The
Wolverine Printing Co., Map Depart
ment, Detroit, Mich.
Dick Windsor has been occupying
the south store in the McKenna block
this week while w. B. Saville and Bert
Mcdonald complete the work of paint
ing and papering his barber shop.
Dick will have as neat and tidy quar-
tiers as can be found in the state.
Many of our citizens thought that
Gabriel was blowing his trumpet the
other evening when the Yale Wooden
Mill whistle was sounded. We don't
blame them for it was an unearthly
h,,t 4 Col, iol1
pet will sound just rs horrible to many
q sinner.
Fred Locke's mammoth show was in
Yale Monday and exhibited to well
filled tents both afternoon and even
ing. Fred is not u stranger in this
section and has with him this year
many decided attractions. The peo-
pie we're pleased with the entertain
ment furnished.
Nearly every newspaper in the state
is proposing to put Il stop to publish
ing church notices, resolutions, cards
of thanks, etc, free Of charge. Pub
fishers are beginning to realize that
their only stock in trade is their paper
and the space therein, and when they
give away either they are simply out
that much. 1t takes money to run II
newspapers whole lot more than
some people imagine.
For every quarter in q mans pocket
there are u dozen uses; and to use each
one i'll such way as to derive the
greatest benefit Is II question every
one must solve for himself. We be-
lieve, however, that no better use
could be made OF one of these quar-
tiers than to exchange it for bottle
of Chamberain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, II medicine that
every family should be provided with.
For sale by Will Lennon, druggist.
The F&PM RR will run special
train from Port Huron to Saginaw
next Sunday, May "A, stopping at all
the stations along the line. The train
will leave Port Huron at u. m., Avoca
at S:45, Yale at $50, Melvin at 0:09,
Brown City at 0:22. The fare from
Port Huron, Abbottsford, and Avoca
will be S125, Yale, Melvin, Valley
Centre, and Brown City Sl.0O. These
prices are for round trip. At Saginaw
there vii. be base ball game between
the Port Hurons and F&PM's. Re-
turning train will leave Saginaw at
700 p. m.
The Caseville Critic came to our table
this week full of news, and is new in
every particular. In the first place it
is presided over by new management,
has Il new heading, is printed from
new type and on new presses. George
Windsor, of Brown City, who has taken
hold of the helm, is capable CT making
the Critic an influential newspaper in
Huron county and the state of Michi-
gan, and guiding it to success. In
politics it will dish mp articles from an
Independent standpoint. Caseyile
business men and citizens should pat
roniZe the Critic and its worthy editor
and proprietor.
Shun the grocerymen who are trav-
cling about the country selling goods
for u Detroit house. They pretend to
sell at wholesale prices but you may
depend upon it they do nothing of the
kind. Hang on to your home dealers,
who are responsible men and who
know it is to their interest to do the
fair thing with you. No peddler does
anything to help the town. He gives
nothing to help the churches, schools
or public enterprise. lie spends no
money here. He pays no taxes. He
has nothing in common with our peo-
pie. He can swindle you-and often
does--you can't help yourself. He has
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