Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-08-02
The Weekly Exposition.
THURSDAY. AUGUST 2, 1855.
COUNTY COLUMN.

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The school houses in Port Huron are
supplied with "a clocks.
27,3dl barrels Of SAT- were inspected
in st Clair county in June.
\ new mill is to be erected in Ago
nae ON the site Of the old one.
Henry Sweet, of Smith, has harvested
hay from So acres this season.
rhe Capac Journal vans its band
boys TO give an ice cream social.
Stephen Il. Hunt, of Columbus, has
received a back pension Of $l,0Sl.
Capac boasts Of as good an egg and
batter market as any in the state.
The Lynn and Mussey state road is to
be opened to the public this week.
The Port Huron Sunday Herald has
started daily. Long may it wave.
IL took the Democrats ell day to raise
their poke at Marine city Lass week.
Loads Of excursionists every day are
putting in their time at Port Huron,
notwithstanding the bad sidewalks.
Port Huron will have Lapeer avenue
plved. Daniel tunnels has the con-
tact.
The township of China has decided
s. build an iron bridge at cost Of
5000.
Ne3srs. Arnold & Nom, of Marine
c ty, are advertising for 1000 bushels of
Of, wheat.
Cha.Sunday Herald entertained its
newsboys at a fruit festival yesterday
afternoon.
Marine City people are losing their
hammocks by having them stolen from
their yards.
The township of Clay claims to be
solid for John VI. Robertson for Regis
ter Of Deeds.
Granger & Co. shipped over 5000
pounds of butter last week from their
Memphis creamery.
Marine City is troubled with scamps
who steal the flowers and dig up the
plants in the cemetery.
It was voted at a recent school meet
ing in TT. Gratiot to build new school
house. $4,000 will be the cost.
Ten dollars was taken from the c. &
q. T. Ry., one day last week, while the
agent and assistant were absent.
Any amount of free trade and pro-
lection discussions going on in the col
umns of the Marine City Magnet.
The regular examination of teachers
takes place in the second ward school
house, Port Huron, to-day and to-mor-
row.
1t is likely that both Blaine and
Thurman will talk politics to the Port
Uuronites some time during the cam
paign.
Port Huron dealers claim that the
celery grown around that city is much
better than what is shipped from Kala-
mazoo.
One of the alligators, which has been
an attraction at Sorg's drug store, Ma
rine City, died of cholera infantum"
last week.
The old Jail building at st. Clair has
been leased by the school board, and
will be remodeled several new rooms
being added.
Frank Dornoff, of Marine City, COM
mitted suicide last Thursday. III
hcaltA and bad luck is supposed to lave
been the cause.
VIM. Shearsmith, a young man of IL
years, recently arrived at Lynn from
England. He expects to take up his
residence there.
Frank Sutton, of the Marine City
Reporter, was elected president OF a
Harrison and Morton club organized in
that city last week.
The W ar on the river is just fun to
Marine City merchants, as the cheap
rates do not injure them and the low
freight rates are beneficial to them.
The Union Windmill Manufacturing
Co., of Albion, willmove to Port Huron
if that city will give bonus of $4,000.
500 windmills are manufactured every
year.
Gage NJ. Cooper, who lives at the G.
& G. T. junction, has been granted a
patent on a spark arrester, and he will
organize company to manufacture
them.
The interior of the Episcopal church
at Maine City has received extensive
repairs, being handsomely painted and
reseated, and is now ready for occu.
pancy.
The salaries of the customs officials
at Port Huron were restored to the ole
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