Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1888-09-27

Adam Stein and James f. Tucker, of
Port Huron, now receive pensions.
There was $500 worth of ditching
sold in one week in Berlin township.
The death rate has been double in
Port Huron this year what 1t was last
year.
Miss Frank bankers, of Capac, will
teach the Locke Bridge for the next
six months.
The superintendent of the poor will
meet in Port Huron October Bird, to
audit accounts.
John Brink, of Capac, intends flying
flag fer every prominent man in the
Democratic party.
The grain house at Doyle has been
rented by Doyle 81 Lester, who expect
to do big business.
Port Huron intends putting in a
cedar block pavement OH Lapeer Ave
nue., at a cost of S7,2S7-
The Republican county committee
now have their headquarters in Good
mans hall, Port Huron.
George Else, of Port Huron, and Miss
Anna Burger, of Fort Gratiot, were
married Monday, Sept. 18th.
VIM. Bigger and Francis Janney
natives of Canada, were admitted TO
citizenship by the circuit court.
Chris. Smith, of Fort Gratiot, is cur
ing minnows for bait. He shipped
some of his goods to Chicago last
week.
Moses r. Smith, of Port Huron.
died on the 10th. aged Is years. Cam
Ger of the stomach was the cause of the
death.
Thomas Primrose, of Port Huron,
has been sentenced to five years in
states prison for passing counterfeit
money.
Rev. j. b. Lucus, ID. d., of Marine
City, will preach at Orion the coming
year. Marine City people regret his
departure.
A board of trade room has been OPEN
ed by the grain men of Port Huron in
the Port Huron d North western rail
way depot.
Patrick Nolan, of Smiths Creek, has
decided to quit farming and go into
the butchering and grocery business in
that place.
Peter Cade, of Capac, has secured a
half years employment with Saginaw
numbering company, for which he will
receive 1900.
Mrs. Christ Kern. of Port Huron
died on the 10th, of Malarial fever. She
had been sick for three weeks, and was
30 years of age.
Rev. r. Mulholland will have charge
of the NJ. f. church at Gaylord, Mich
this year. 'rht Capac appointment
will be supplied.
Sparrows arc becoming scarce in Pt
Huron. A bounty of one cent pei
head is paid for them and every small
boy has an air gun.
A hundred foot hickory pole wa!
raised recently at Marysville. j. S
Dufe and others from Port Huron
helped with speeches.
Mr.. Whiting has presented the young
mems Democratic club of Port Huron
with a fine banner made of blue sill
fringed with gold fringe.
The German Aid Society of Port IIu
ron are to give ball next Monday eve
ming, Oct. 1. for the benefit of the suf
ferers by the late fire at Alpena.
The Detroit Evening News says tina
Port Huron man has sold and ship
ped mustang TO man in Scotland
with more dollars than sense. for $3.50
Two men were fishing near Huroni
Beach lately, when in some manner tn
boat was over turned, throwing bot
men into the water, and drowning on
of them before he could be rescued
The drowned mans name was job
w. Beasley, Of Lafayette, Ind.
Workmen OH the farm of John
Sanbom are busy filling four larg
silos. From 16 acres of land 45O tor
of corn were secured. When properl
secured in the silos this will go as ia
toward feeding stock as $50 tons {
hay. There is money in silos.--Pol
Huron Times.
NJ. j. Gustin was refused, by IL
Mayor,of Port Huron, a license to dri,
a hack. lie got up petition whiC
was signed by nearly one hundred +
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