Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-10-10
The Weekly ExpOsitO!.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1889.
COUNTY COLUMN Il.


ed to Florida.
The Board of Supervisors met on
Tuesday last.
A hay market has been started at
Adair by Gilbert Lavegan.
Rev. w. B. Rowe, of Goodells, has
moved to Amherstburg, Ont.
The Offices of all the Port Huron pa
pers are located on Water street.
A submarine cable is to be laid con-
Meeting the resorts on st. Clair flats.
The choir of st. Glars Luthera n
church are preparing to give a concert.
Blaine's Patrons of Industry are in
favor of buying an organ for the use
of the society.
While Governor Luce was in Port
Huron last week he was the guest Of
Henry Howard.
The Marine City hook and ladder
boys won at the Tournament in Port
Huron last week.
N. b. Elliott, of Blaine, who received
a paralytic stroke four years ago is
still confined to his room.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
at Marine City have arranged for a
lecture course LnlS winter.
The Port Huron Mineral Bath House
| is to be purchased by stock company
who will erect large hotel.
The converted gambler, Mason Long,
held forth to Port Huron people on the
streets last Friday evening.
Lincoln Smith, of Cottrellville, killed
1919 English sparrows, and received
S39.57 from the county treasurer.
An agricultural paper called the
Farm and Home, is the new paper in
Port Huron, published by +. III. Krause.
A stock company will be organized
at Port Huron for the manufacture of
John Meters patent self-acting wrench.
So many weddings in Capac lately
that the editors of the Journal are un-
able to get the names of all the con-
tracing parties.
The receipts at the county treasurer's
Office during the month of September
amounted to S2,478.08 and the disburse-
ments were S2,40S.5O.
Thieves broke into the granary of
Geo. Arnold. of Berville, recently and
stole pair of horse blankets, single
harness and some grain.
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Huron, which has been set on fire two
or three times within as many weeks
was finally burnt to the ground last
Thursday.
Capac thieves are now combining them
selves to the taking of robes, blankets
cushions, ETC., from rigs which have
been left hitched in front of the bust
ness places.
A tramp attempted outrage on al
eleven year old girl of Marine City last
week but was frightened away before
accomplishing his purpose. Search
was made for the criminal but he made
good his escape.
Thos. Oliver, who has travelled will
Fred Locks show for some time, ha:
started a show of his own. having pur
chased an outfit and organized Noy.
city Company. He gave his first enter
tainment at Capac Tuesday evening.
James Applegate was once well-to
do farmer of Port Huron township. HI
is now SO years old, and few years
ago. on account of his old age, he deed
ed his property to his son. The younl
man proved an migrate, and turned hi
father out. The old man is now pau
per but is trying to have the deed Sc
aside.
Judge Zephaniah w. Bunce, VIII
died at his home near Port Huron
Tuesday of this week, was the oldes
citizen of st. Clair county, being nearl,
102 years of age. He was the first ter
ritorial judge of Michigan and was
member of every legislature until tn
territory was admitted as state. II
was Judge of this county before it wa
divided and afterwards chief justice o
the courts and Judge of probate.