Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-09-26

Peter +. Hickey was in Port Huron

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Instruct the Probate Judge to send
any orders for publication to the EN-
PosIToR Office, the only reliable paper
in this section.
Mrs. John Mitchell and Mrs. David
Mitchell, of Sand Beach, daughters of
Hiram Allen, are here visiting friends
during the fair.
John Tomln and family will move to
Detroit next week We wish John and
his estimable wife unbounded success
in their new home.
Mrs Pace and f. G. and JAS. Boice,
of Port Huron, mother and brothers of
Oscar H. Boice attended the wedding of
the latter Wednesday eve.
Mr.. Young and wife having lived
in this vicinity for nine years left Mon
day morning for Canada where they
will make their future home.
John Mcclellan, whose arm was am
putated a few weeks ago, has been re-
moved to his home in Port Huron.
He is getting along nicely although 1T
will be some time before he will be able
to move about.
Geo. V. Reid, our ex-baker, and
Walter Bryce, of Kenockee. have pur-
chased White IL Manning's livery. The
new firm will no doubt do good busl-
ness as their reputation for honesty
and fair dealing is unquestionabe.
Rev. J. j. Ticknor, the new NJ. f..
minister, has moved to this village and
now occupies the parsonage with his
family. He preached his initiatory
sermon Sunday morning last to very
large and appreciative congregation.
ID. w. Grinnell and Collins Bros.
threshed for Fred Fletcher in Speaker,
400 bushels of barley and 220 bushels of
wheat in five hours. The Advance
sweeps the line. Mr.. Fletcher is a
model farmer and has model farm.
II the people of the northern part of
the county want better local paper
than the Yale EXPosITOR they will
have to hunt very vigorously to find it.
st. Clair Republican. Thanks. Kind
words of this character are certainly
very encouraging.
r. NJ. Lothian has ceased business
here and returned to Yale. Not be-
cause he has met with poor success.
however. He will engage in droving
and become a member in firm in the
grocery trade when again settled.
May success attend his efforts.-Cros-
well Democrat.
The trial of Otto Samberg for the
killing of Harry Axworthy is over and
resulted III an acquittal of the accused
The act of Samberg was considered by
the jury as justifable. A. II. Avery
and ;. l.. Merriam, attorneys for the
people. made fine arguments, as also
did the veteran 0Brien J. Atkinson
for the defense.
Rev. e.. w. Carter and wife expect to
leave here next Monday for their new
appointment at Richmond, MacOmt
Co. The members Of the church here
! and many others are sorry to have Mr.
and Mrs. Carter leave this place and
had strong hopes that they would have
been returned here for another year
Sanilac Jeffersonan.
The Williams block is again stocked
with dry goods, notions. groceries
canned goods, etc. this time by ID. G
Williams and II. NJ. Lothian. The for
mer will conduct the dry goods depart
ment and the latter the grocery. Boil
men are well known about here anC
have many friends who will be pleased
to see them prosper.
For SALE.-The undersigned offer.
&. for sale at great sacrifice, his frui
evaporating works located at Armada
Mich, or will sell the machinery for re
moval at a bargain. Would conside1
offer to exchange for real estate. Rea
, son for selling: Poor health and re
} moval south. Call OH or address with
/ out delav. l.. GRANGER. Armada. Mich
The lecture given in the NJ. +. churcl
last Sunday evening by Rev. $. n. Hill
was an able and instructive production
His subject was 1.-THE Stairway of Man
: hood" The sentiment of the discours,
was truly fine, and listened to by q
small but appreciative audience. Mr.
Hill is a man who almost lived the nj
: lotted three score years and ten" Of
/ active usefulness but still retains th'
, vigorous mental qualities of perfec
manhood. His discourses are able anC
, Interesting and should be largely at
tended.
, Last Tuesday night John Brennan
: and John Heron. two young fellows
living a short distance north and cas-
, of this place, started out to have a row
with somebody. not appearing to car,
, much who. Brennan finally succeeded
, in raising the ire of brawny youn(
railroader, whe, after standing his i'll
suits for some time, suddenly turned OF
, his tormentor and came near wringinl
his neck. Marshal Gillian appeared oI
the scene about this time and tool
Brennan in tow and started for tn,
scoop" When short distance from
the Palace Eating House. Heron cam,
up behind and assaulted Gillian with ;
volley of stones. They both turned IL
: then and tried 70 do the marshal
Frank used his club pretty freely, anC
J after a severe struggle in which he wa!
J severely injured about the head anC
/ body he succeeded in landing both the
worthless in the village receptacle fol
such toughs, where they proceeded tC
make the night hideous with howli
and curses. Wednesday they botl
were arraigned before Justice Cowinl
and plead not guilty. but begged fol
some breakfast. They were taken tt
the Commercial house by Officers
Brown and Hebner, and appeared very
docile. All at once Heron made
break for liberty and got away. closely
followed by Hebner. In the excitement
of the moment Officer Brown relaxed
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