The Yale expositor., 1897-11-19

Thursday, Nov. 25th. is Thanksgiving.
The reading circle meets with Hattie
Hayes next Monday night.
We are in receipt of a neat invitation
to attend the Mirror Dancing Club at
Capac, Friday evening, NoY. 10th.
In his change of adv. this week j. ii
Parkinson offers some big values in
prints and shoes. Don't fail to read 1t.
Will Lennon & Co. have change of
adv. this week. You should see their
line of wall paper and window shades
John Newell traded his house and
lot on l4th street Port Huron, to VIM.
Blackford for his stone house in Yale.
The parties who picked up the breast
straps to my harness at the oil tanks
are known and to save trouble had
better return them at once. l., Bow.
We desire to thank the many kind
frinds for the charity, sympathy and
assistance rendered during the illness
and death of our wife and mother.
Miss Eddy and Isaac Mclaughlin
An entertainment will be given by
the Maccabees in their hall next Tues
day evening. A fine program will be
rendered and a good time is expected.
Lady Maccabees are earnestly requst-
ed to attend.
ID. l.. Caven, the Canadian West
Colonization Agent, exhibited some
fine specimens of grams and grass at
the Rapley House sample rooms,
which were quite interesting to farm
ers in this locality.
Speaker township will be held on Sum-
day, Nov. 18th, in the NJ. +. church at
Up. m. A we'll arranged program has
been prepared, and a general invita-
ton is extended to all.
Deer is scarce in the vicinity of the
hunters who went north for that game.
Word from the crew headed by A. j..
Ward, is that they have killed only
three deer so far. Some of the hunt
ers have already returned home.
Babies bonnets from Is to % cents,
girls felt hats for % cents, and all
other goods in my millinery store will
be sold at reduction in price. Call
and look over my stock, it is nice, and
and / am bound to sell.
Mrs. James Brown.
Mrs. Isaac Mclaughlin, died of apo
plexy at her home, one mile north and
one-half mile east of Yale, on Friday
of last week. The funeral was held at
the NJ. z. church, Sunday. and the re-
mains inferred in the Elmwood ceme-
terry.
Lothian q Fuller will have special
cloak sale, Wednesday, November "a.
There will be large and complete
assortment on exhibition. An excellent
opportunity for anyone to get a desir-
able coat or cape for their best girl,
wife or daughter.
While Neil Holden was walking
along the other day his foot came in
contact with rusty nail the sharp end
pointing heavenword. Result, Neil
hasn't done anything else but limp
and chew gum, the latter we presume
is TO prevent lockjaw.
II. A. Lounsbury, NJ. ID. a graduate
of the Detroit College of Medicine, has
located IN Brockway to practice his
profession. Or. Lounsbury is formerly
of Canada where he has been practic-
ing for several years. He makes n
speciality of disease of the throat and
lungs. See his card in this paper.
We wish to apologize for the state
IIICUI We IIlbub ldSb NCCh III iCSdlu w
the rumor that Bill Ferguson contem-
mated going to work. Bill says he is
not going to work, neither had he any
intentions of performing the feat, con-
seouently the rumor is without found
alton and we hasten to make the cor
rsctiOn.
Geo. Bonney will have an auction
sale mt his premises four miles west of
Yale, on Monday, Nov. %, Geo. W..
nall. auctioneer. The sale will con-
A&t of horses, cattle, hogs, chickens,
arm implements, and 20 head of long
wpol sheen. Sale will commence at
ne O'Clock sharp. Mr.. Bonney ex-
rpcts to go South and everything must
be sold.
Theodore Durrant, tho murderer of
Vpanche Lamont and Minnie Williams
"a San Francisco, was not hanged Fri
eIay of last week as was reported IN
tkis paper, but was granted another
rxpite by the supreme court at the
eleventh hour. His attorneys are
me king u desperate attempt to stay the
execution and the probabilities are
that the murderer will not hang until
some time next spring.