The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1896-04-17
Spring has finally sprung.

Lots of hay coming to market this
week.
Short sermons make an attentive
audience.
Gypsne wall finish. The best. Will
Lennon, druggist.
Harry Jardine has secured situa-
ton on the f. & =. Nj. railroad.
Bertha Beecher has new bicycle
purchased of A. w. Ferguson q Co.
New and beautiful goods Just ar
irving at Parkinson's and prices so
low!
King e. Holden has number of
bicycles on exhibition in the McKenna
block.
We may expect hail storms, cold
weather and frosts speedily, according
to Rev. lrl Hicks almanac.
For flour, feed, bran, shorts, of if you
have gristing to be done go to the Cen
ire Star Roller Mill in Yale.
If you want interesting reading mat
ter for Sunday call and look over Will
Lemons new line of periodicals.
w. II. Palmer has traded his mill
property in Yale to Detroit parties for
valuable property in another state.
Mrs. Taylor will sell all sc. goods at
3 cents and all 10c. goods for cents.
Special discount on all other goods.
Anyone who has to travel on the
country roads these days will favor
good roads. In places they are almost
impossible.
The front of the Rapey Block has
received Il new spring coat of white
paint and presents II very attractive
appearance.
Heavy rains visited this section FRI
day night and Sunday morning. The
storms were accompanied by thunder
and lightning.
The condition of Mrs. Grant Holden
has again been very serious for the
past few weeks. Her friends hope to
see her recover soon.
Wharton q Holden have n quantity
of good clover hay that they will sell
cheap for the next ten days for cash or
good endorsed paper.
This is the season of the year when
an appropriate shroud for some peo-
pie would be the winter underwear
they discarded too soon.
IIousc-cleaning season is now at
hand and you need some Tacks, some
Carpet Felt, some Paint, some Gyp-
sine Wall Finish. A. W. Ferguson &
Co. knows it.
Conn FoR SALE have 200 bushels
of corn in the ear which ! desire to sell
cheap. Also Chester White brood
SOW. Call on or address Herbert
Manley, Yale. Farm |! miles west of
Yale. 40
DR.. Clyne has purchased the lot on
the corner of Main and Wells streets,
where James Pearce's shoe shop
stands. 1t is strongly suspected that
the Doctor will build nice new resi-
dence on this spot.
Frank 7. Wolcott, of Port Huron,
has announced himself as u candidate
for Judge o. Probate of this county.
Mr.. Wolcott has many friends through
out the county who will be pleased to
learn of his determination.
Strayed to the premises of the un-
dersigned, one mile east of Melvin in
Sec. %, Speaker, on or about January
lst, 1896, coarse wool sheep. Owner
will please call, prove property, pay
charges and take away.
Al Richard Melaney.
About forty of the relatives of Mrs.
John Allen from Capac, Yale and
other places met at the home of Jerry
Johnston last Saturday, and by II sur
prise, a social chat and gift of a nice
pair OF spectacles made the eightieth
anniversary of her birthday one long
to be remembered and cherished.
Wanted. livery one to know that
Kotfa Aid is the finest cereal drink on
earth. 1t aids digestion, enriches the
blood, gives life and vigor to the sys-
tenn, is very palatable and is cheap. A
20 ounce package for 20 cents. Try it,
it will please you. For sale by r. NJ.
Lothian, W. II. Ballentlne, ID. G..
Williams. 50-4
Reward. THE undersigned offers u
liberal reward for the return of his
black and white hound known by the
name of jeff" Was last seen in
Yale on Wednesday, April Sth. Finder
will please return to A. j. Ward, Yale,
and receive reward. Any information
leading to the recovery of the dog will
be rewarded.
A Portland man who couldn't sleep
n few nights age went 60 the pantry in
the dark to find an onion to eat. He
found and ate it, but noticed that it
had II queer taste. In the morning his
wife found one Of her best tulip bulbs
missing, and the onion eater is await
ing to see if he will blossom when the
warm weather comes.
The tuberculin test was recently APP
piled to 80 head of cattle Mt the Mich
igan Agricultural College and as a
result head were found to be affected
by tuberculosis. The result was a
great surprise as nothing about the
animals indicated disease. 1t is very
dangerous for persons to drink the
milk from COWS that have this disease
as it is apt to bring on consumption.