Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-04
The Weekly 2xD3Si'0T.
THURSDAY. C,1orlE 4, 1888.
COUNT OGLaMA.

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st. Clair ants IRE J,iny rapidly dredg
ell.
Port IIuron hts 10y DlineSe laun-
dry.
Political enthusiasm is 1t fever heat
in Marysvile.
Numerous Kenockee sheep are being
;illed by dogs.
Fort Gratiot water forks mains are
being extended.
Fort Gratiot is doug 4 big business
in stock shipmc''.
Capac citizens are ,iDi quarrelling
over village matters.
Port Huron has added two more po-
liremen to the force.
A. &. Nestbrnok. II II urine City will
build new block of torres.
The Republican county ticket has on
/ the names Of three o.. oilers.
Three gas We, zen sunk at
PJrt Huron witll m, - follow.
The foundation of The uaw Grace
church az Port EIlYnA icing laid.
Fort Cratic has ..'r'y organic d
b I'd which, wants 20 De encouraged.
Nearly 800 - .''l'rhuted by
Pc t Huron p yellow fever
su q rers.
The actress, IYprs Comedy
Company chW'":,y 'N' ".1ung men of
Mar ne City
Tha nro'i. Berlin have
raised pole "a 'n.e n a Fisk and
Brooks banner.
Port IIWon has II fine fire protection.
The new waterworks engines are now
running every day.
j. l.. Wellman, of Port Huron, has
closed his grocery and is looking for Il
better location out west.
\ young lad named Bruce Smith
was drowned in Black river at Port
Huron one day last week.
Another new steamer has been built
and launched ut Marine City, and will
make few trips this fall.
The Port Huron Times is the author
ity for saying that the Democrats have
given up st. Clair county
+. \. Beard, of Ruby, Is one of the
directors of the Northeastern Michigan
Agricultural Society at Flint.
II. Beisher, Of Belle River. mas re-
caived 1900 pounds of honey from 40
colonies of bees, spriug count.
VIM. Windover, Of Greenwood, is in
the county Jail. charged with stealing a
heifer from George Anderson.
Chas. Vogc'ei, insane. of Fargo, has
been confined IL ;Ee county Jail, await
ing transportation 10 Pontiac.
The contract tor building the new
school house at Fort GratiUt has been
awarded to J. Il. Augustin. The price
is $l2,779.
G. A. Bailey, superintendent of the
st. Clair Light and Fuel Company, is
having trouble in finding men to work
iround the gas wells and to lay mains.
The Capac Journal in its last issue
notes the improvements made in that
village during the past year, and by the
nu nber shows that the place is grow
in.
Mrs. Augusta An tin, sister of the
late Frank Noble, has been paid 81 ,00O
by Great Record Keeper BOynton.
THIS was the amount of insurance car
ried by Noble.
The Republicans hid their legisla-
tive convention for the sirst district at
Smiths Greek on Wednesday of last
week. Frank McEhnl. of Marine City
received the nomination.
Prof Gals, es. OF Marine City will give
an entertainments tomorrow evening
in that city, the proceeds to go toward
fund for buyius :; coik leg for Thos
Roberts, of Eolsr' Landing.
! Will Harder. Port Huron. who
pla;S horn ia 81, VI cclnee band, has
co ltr,,cted to pl :, !" ,irtus now tray-
ell ~ in ',Outh Antri "a. lis salary is
to Dc $50 Il week and expenses paid.
Some sport-lcying young men of Ma
ri lie City broke into Dan Mccarthy
je yelry store one night last week and
de )ositcd calf there for the night
Thy probably think now that it wasn't
much of joke, us Mccarthy is after
them.
George i,eatham, whose home was at
Tn rnt0n, was drowned off the steam.
er kalkasIa, Willie opposite Fort
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