Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-10-18

The st. Clair county pioneer society
met in Port Huron Oh the llrh OF
October.
a bed of gravel has just been founC
in Mussey township which is about Sin
feet thick.
a Capac jeweler draws attention and
custom by keeping music box playing
in his shop.
Port lIuronites have not as yet found
much satisfaction in using crude petr,
leum as fuel.
The Capac agricultural society eX-
poets to have a surplus of 500 IN the
treasury this year.
y. T. Haskell, Of Kenockee, had his
shoulder dlslocated recently by being
thrown from IA buggy.
Mrs. James Jennings, of Emmett
township, died Oct. Fad, leaving u lido
band and six small children.
Seventy-seven exhibits were made at
the Capac fair by Geo. Berk, of Berlin
out OF which he drew 10 prizes
Mrs Frank, one of the oldest resi-
d 'nts OF Marine City, died III st. Cha r
recently, at the age of 10 years.
The sulphite fibre works, Of Port HU-
r n, have recently received an immense
s.eel boiler from Detroit costing $4,000.
since 1889, l3I lawyers have practic, d
! " IN the county. ID. G. Walker. f
c pac. is the first name on the register.
rwo hundred dnd Twenty-Five Port
Huron Democrats went To Richmond
on Ihe evening Of the t0.a and report a
big time.
T.. c. Rccor, prominent busin, SIS
man of the city of st. CLAIR, was mar
Fed Oct. llth to Mrs. l.. :. ilolbert, IF
the same place.
John w. Gardner has been appointCd
by Judge Canield receiver of the Ma
comb and 81. Clair Farmers Mutual,
v It'll $1,000 bond.
: Capae farmer left bag of barley
at Or. Paterson's for bag Of oats. lie
hasn't learned the difference between
oats and barley yet.
Gen. q. ~ Sheriden addressed tie
Republicans and others at Port Huron
Il few days since. Palace hall was
crowded to its utmost capacity.
G'Drien j. Atkinson intends estab-
fishing depot at Fort Gratiot. Oh The
line of the p. II. & n. W. Ry., for tie
convenience of Fort Gratiot citizens.
An entertainment illustrating Pill
grim's Progress will be given in tie
Baptist church at st. Clair this even
ing. This exhibition is highly spoken
Of
The annual masquerade carnival will
BE- the attraction at the Vineyard Rink,
F Jrt Gratiot, on Friday evening, Oct
1lth Twenty dollars in prizes will be
awarded.
y society Of young people in the Con-
gregational society at st. Clair, ca ed
the Busy Workers, are making prepar-
ations for holding a fancy fair before
the holidays.
The house of Arthur Little. of Ago
mac, was recently entirely destroyed by
lire. with all its contents. Mr.. Little is
away sailing, his wife and children be-
ing alone in the house.
Or. Stephenson. of Fort Gratiot. has
gone to New York to take post rad
uate course. after which he will cross
the ocean and finish his studies at Lon
don, Paris and other places.
a little six-year-old boy of John La
pein, of Fargo, was killed on the 5th
inst. by climbing upon wagon when
the box tipped over onto him, and he
was found dead under the box.
Lansing Il. Leonard, of Huron coun.
ty, was nominated representative in
congress from the seventh district by
the Union Labor convention which
was held in Port Huron on Saturday
the 9Th.
A little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. Phillips, of Port Huron. fell into
the grain shute of Botsford's elevator
recently, and being drawn down rapid.
ly the grain closed over her and she
was smothered TO death.
4 farmer named Cyrus Angey, living
on the turnpike nearPort Huron. spent