Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-02-02
The Weekly Exp0sitOI,
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ,. lSs2.
COUNTY COLUMN.
Dull times at the County jail now.

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Revival meetings continue at Smiths
Creek
Fargo's brass band will give concert
in the near future.
James Lindsay is the new post-mas-
ter a. Smiths Creek.
The Marine, City Reporter is threat
ened with libel suit
Tn building of a church is being
talked of in Goodells.
Wood is being hauled across the river
on the ice at Marine City.
julius Granger has been appointed
postmaster of TT. Gratiot.
The ice in Black river, which is being
cut, is IA inches in thickness.
\ charity social was held Jan. 3Oth in
Pt. Huron for the relief of the poor
The German Society at Capac have
decided not to build a church this year
Smiths Creek people gave their pas
tor an Irish supper and donation Feb. l.
5000 ton of ice have already been har-
vested by ONeill Bros e Go. of Port
Huron.
c. a. Kuhn, of st. Clair, has moved
his tailoring establishment to st.
Ignace.
Capac's wants are numerous. Now
it's bank, with some hopes of secur-
ing one.
Poor master Saph will resign. lie
is so years old, and has held the Office
II years.
The new landlord, A. Berard, of the
Pacific House, ut. Huron, has taken
possession.
The Port Huron Commercial will
issue daily paper called the Evening
Commercial.
On the 22nd of Jan. John Turner, an
old resident of Kenockee. died after a
long sickness.
Miss Cora Hagadon and John Smith,
two of Port Huron's popular young peo-
pie, were married Jan. 24th.
y detective agency has been formed
by David Shannon and j. Mccarthy.
with headquarters at Fort Gratiot.
A large amount of tamarack is being
taken from the swamps at Berville,
for fencing. fuel and barn building.
st. Clair has prodigy in the shape
of young man 20 years old, who re-
calls, or claims to, events 81 years ago.
Frank Wolcott of Port Huron has
been admitted to the law firm of At
kinson & Vance. Frank we'll deserves
the position.
Steam power has been introduced in
tn the City laundry. Pt. Huron. and it
is now one of the most complete laun-
dries in the city,
II. y. Jex of Port Huron was denied
a new trial by the t. 5. Court at Detroit.
of the charge brought against him by
Mrs. Mary Stock. ev,,,. ha. a.
a man of Anchoryille. hRs given to
another by quit claim deeds all right,
title and interest in his wife, for
small sum of money. 81
One of the workmen engaged in over
hauling the barge Buckout at Port
Huron. had the toes of his right foot
crushed by heavy falling TIMBER
The CITY Opera House, Of Pt. Huron,
will be remodelled and its seating ca
pacity increased. 1t will also be, ar
ranged so that there will be less dan
ger in case of fire.
The Grove Grange of Ruby and Ab-a
bottsford. met lately for the installa-
ton of officers and an oyster supper.
but the supper occupied all the time, so
the installation had to be left until
next meeting
Benz. Freely, of Port Huron, was
struck down with paralysis while
boarding p. II. n. w. r. r. train on
his way to Brockway Centre on bust
ness connected with l.. B. Forester's
pony mills. 1t is thought he may be
around again after few weeks.
Another mysterious disappearance
at Port Huron. This time John Keveny
is the man. He was employed at Block
1 shops as truck builder and has not
been seen since pay day January oath.
has since turned up and
says he has been In st. Louis in search
of work.