Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-06
The Weekly ESpo8Ifor.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1888.
COUNTY COLUMN.

Port Huron is so have another doctor.
Fort Huron is full OF malanal fever.
Port Huron police made 100 arrests
during the month Of August.
Capac is making arrangements to
Aaye races this year at the fair.
The Port Huron Baptist church is
to have new pipe organ very soon.
Elder Cole, Of the Baptist church at
Goodells, hasresigned his pastorate.
Another st. Clair pioneer has gone.
samuel II. Woodruff died last week
Wednesday from heart disease.
An employee of the Edison Electric
Light Works, named Joseph Mcintyre,
from Detroit, was knocked down on the
streets OF Port Huron about IL o'clock
one night last week.
The men ut the Grand Trunk freight
sheds, Port Huron. who struck for
higher wages, have returned at the old
figures.
The young man Harley Hicks, who
stole the silver plated knives and forks
from the Pacific House. Port Huron,
has been taken to the Detroit house Of
correction.
Harvey Tappan was reelected secre-
tary OF the board at a recent meeting
of the st. Clair county school examin-
ers.
The Republicans Of st. Clair listened
to Mrs NJ. \. Haziett one evening last
week.
Mrs. Mary 4. b. Sayille, of Ruby
died in Port Huron, August 29th, at
the residence Of her daughter, Mrs. w.
a. Bailey. Mrs. sayille was Il years of
age, and hat had poor health for thirty
years.
The wife OF Fred. Bean died at her
home III clyde township August 26th,
aged u years.
Another pioneer resident Of the conn
ty, Mrs. Thomas stephenson, died i'll
Wadhams, August %, aged 81 years
John O'Brien Jr., died at his home IN
Fort Gratiot August p, aged 81 years,
leaving a wife and six children.
The residence of Abel NJ. French. of
Clyde, burned TO the ground last week
Friday. The house was built over 40i
years ago and was an old landmark.
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Mrs. Robert Ryan, of Kingsley, COM
mitted suicide, August 2lst, by taking
morphine. Jealousy supposed to be
the cause.
Chas 4. Jex, well-known citizen Of
Port Huron, died August 20. Heleaves
a wife and seven children.
The Capac Grays have played eight
games Of base ball this summer, five Of
which they have won.
SEINE of Capac'5 Oddfellows stored
away thirty loads Of oats for a Mr..
Wills, Who had a broken arm. This
was odd bat nevertheless true and the
boys are deserving Of their name.
1t was reported chat the huckleberry
marsh near CaDac was on fire last week.
Mrs. Gottschalk, living near Lynn,
was driving to town, with her child and
ueighbor, when her horse becoming
frightened. ran away, upsettiug the
occupants and iujuring Mrs. q. quite
badly.
The Capac school has been regarded
aad another teacher viii have to be
added.
The audorjakers. Mulford s. blcEiroy
of Port Huron, have disposed Of their
business to Louis II. Geist. OF Detroit.
The sulphite Fibre Works at Port
Huron win not commence operations
for some weeks yet.
Three deaths from diphtheria occur
red in Marine City last Week and other
cases are reported.
Miss Carrie Lester, of Kenockee, was
thrown from buggy and had both
arms broken. The horses became
frightened at u flock Of sheep.
i. c. Mayhee. OF Marine City, broke
his leg while attempting to board a
boat as Detroit one day last week.
Narine City will have the celebrated
Anna shaw, Of Boston, to lecture there
on Tuesday next, September 18th.
pfof. Cawthorne wiz hold his child
ren's concert in Port Huron, September
10th and 18th.
The Port Huron market does not do
much business, $3.50 was the total re-
ccipts for August.
lob printing of ali kinds, at reason
able prices, done with neatness and dis
patch at the FXPosITOR Office.
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wonderful Cures.
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