Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1882-11-09
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JOun Dcdll, piouhthoho hi@h Va
Hanover, formerly OF Detroit, is dead.
Bert Hamlin. shoemaker of Bloom
ingdale, is reported as mysterioasly dsap-
peared.
Philip Mining, farmer living near
Big Rapids, was killed by a log train on the
d. L. d N. railroad recently.
The north woods are unusually well
stocked with small game this year. The par
fridge shooting, ETC., being especially fine.
AT Coldwater. Ray & Powell's fruit
dryer took IRE. and the dryer and large
quantity OF apples we're destroyed. Loss about
1880.
Robert Hayes, of Clyde. while rails
ing saw mill was struck by falling timber
and killed, bis neck being broken and head
smashed.
w. II. Brewer sues the Flint and
Pere Marquette railway company for s26,OOO
damages for the loss Of an arm while in the
employ of that company.
BY the burning of a barn at Cold
water, owned by Mrs. j. H. Buckley, she lost
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onions, some hay, harness, etc
John Anderson, sailor on the
schooneer VIM. Jones, from Chicago, was lost
ovei board of grand Haven recently. He was
a Swede, unmarried aud 20 years old.
Captain Fred King. of the tug Dick
SOD, has been arrested charged with rob-
ding a woman named Grace Holmes OF a
diamond ring valued at 300 Sad clio Ia
cash.
A little five-years-old boy named
Grant Foote went into one of tho new buildings
OF the clsket factory in 0wosso, TO roll his
, hoop, and fell down one OF the batches sus-
tanning terrible injury.
Charles Munson, Swede employed
at livery stable in Big Rapids, was killed ty
a tree falling across him and his team as he
was driving in from a lumber camp 10 miles
north of that place. He leaves no family.
An East Saginaw youth of 10 years
named Jesse Green, was celebrating his birth
day, aud in company with Some OF the bis lit.
tie guests went into mill to play, where he
was caught by belt and instantly killed.
Burglars broke into Haddrell's store
at Lapeer aud after drilling the safe attempted
70 blow II open with dynamite, but failed.
| they also entered Mr. Heevener's house and
stole pair of pantaloons and SIS in cash.
A man named WEIGH tried to enter
| the house OF Mrs. Scsuton at Paris, MecOsts
county, but as he was not wanted he
WAS promptly shot, the bullet hitting
aim Ia the neck. The wound is not danger
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Burglars broke into Weoster's mill
and Rise's hardware store AT Clio, cracked the
.afes therein but found only some small
change They thsn stole valuable horse AM
buggy belonging to Chas. II. johnson OF Flint,
| from Rice's hotel, and escaped. The horse
and buggy we're Afterwards found hitched TO
fencs near East Saginaw.
A former wealthy resident of Ponti-
&C entered Fred Cutters billiard hall at Ypsi-
land, and took about 90 cigars. He also took
a sstchel belonging 10 the JAnauschek party
from the Central depot, and broke into sever
| al packages. He il evidently demented, and
will be held until bis friends can be heard
| FROM. He has been around Ypslanti
nearly week, having been formerly well
known there.
A fire occurred at Fort Gratiot re-
Gently which destroyed G. Baer's two story
building; the OntarIo house: j. w. Ross
grocery store; @. Il. T. Fuller's clothing store
| j. w. Caldwel's barber shop; w. d. Smith's
grocery stere and Ed. Ph@nix's restaurant
The Macarthur house and G.. Smiths were
also scOIchsd. There is some insurance
the property, and the entire losses will aSgre
gate about $4,000. The fire IL Suppo 'tt,
have originated from an oil stove 10 U.s.
restaurant.
Richard Bolster of Newberry, fell
beneath an engine at tbs ST. Ignace ore dock
and lost an arm. His friends live at Coburg
Ont.
Kalamazoo manufacturers were the
only Michigan people exhibiting goods at th'
Arkansas state fair.
There have been over 5000 bushels
potatoes shipped from Chesaning in the las
two weeks, at from 30 TO 50 cents.
While some workmen were at work
upon scaffold at the Dexter mills, the sup.
ports gave way and three OF the men Eel
heavily. The foreman was seriously and per
haps fatally injured. Another had an ankle
broken, aad the third escaped with slight in
juries.
There is a man In Blackman town
ship, Jackson county, named Henry Daniels
whose weight is given at 4o6 pounds.
G. +. Peck's hardware store at Ma.
pie r ,pids was burglar zsd recently with vsry
small financial results.
John Helmer, a blacksmith at Jack.
son for 40 years aud one Of the most promi-
nent OF the old settlers, died recently. HI
leaves wife, 1--WE SONS and three daughters.
During October 5000 feet of lum.
Der were shipped from Saginaw river, and
during the season ISL $4,000 feet, the largest
ever known there, and 100000 greater thar
the same period last year. Single shipments
for the season, l55, 10000, and lath O,l6S,oOO
Warner M. Comstock, so years old,
for more than half century a resident Of
Lsnawee county, and first station agent al
| Adrian, died recently.
VIM. Maynard, of Lakeport, is sup
posed to be lest in the woods near East Taw.
ss. He started on deer hunt last week aud
has not been b ,srd from since
Cyrus g. Cummings, one of the Oldest