Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-12-19
The Weekly Exposito!.
THURSDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1889.
COUNTY COLUMN.
Port Huron has % hotels.

Capac is still after that flax mill.
A rifle team has been organized in
Marine City.
Fort Gratiot is IN favor of uniting
with Port Huron.
Henry Bottomley, of Capac, has been
appointed deputy sheriff.
Two of Capac's churches will indulge
in Christmas trees this year.
1t is reported that the Pacific House
at Port Huron will be closed.
Martin Conley, of Capac, has been
granted an increase OF pension.
The Port Huron Daily Times now
has regular issue of 1850 copies.
J. Lindsay, of Smiths Creek, has
built an elevator in his grain shed.
Mr.. Lewis, OF Mt Salem, has sold his
farm to Michael Brennan. of Canada.
The Cadillac hotel property at st.
Clair has been sold to a Sarnia lady for
| $4,400.
Z. L. Smiley is now the keeper of
Huronia Beach, in place of Frank
Penney.
Wadhams seems to be in need of a
singing and dancing master and a
blacksmith.
Dit. Walker. of Capac, has lost hi S
black cat. He will pay soc to who
ever returns it.
Mary futile, Of Marine City, has
been granted divorce from her hus-
band Jacob Tuttle.
Chas. r. Hamilton, from Saginaw,
has located in Port Huron and Will
open sanitarium.
Rodgers & Bernatz, Port Huron
druggists, have dissolved partnership,
Mr.. Bernatz retiring.
Mrs, VIM. Hartsuff, of Port Huron,
was suddenly stricken with paralysis on
Thursday of last week.
James and Thomas Sullivan, of Port
Huron, aged IL and IA years have been
taken to the Reform school.
A new lodge of Foresters has been
instituted in Port Huron, which will
be known as Tunnel Court"
Port Huron's canal scheme is con-
sidered practicable and the matter will
be submitted to a vote of the people.
Port Huron would like to get the
Boneslield wooden ware works which
wants to leave Bay City. They employ
200 men.
George A. haywood, from Huron
county, has opened law office in Port
Huron and expects to settle there per-
manently.
The business of Bondy 81 johnson,
Port Huron, will be continued, Mrs.
Bondy being represented by Antoine
Marontate.
i Detroit brick makers will have a
brick yard on the Bunce farm, conven-
lent to Port Huron. Plenty of good
brick material has been found.
w. L. jerks, of Port Huron, has been
elected member of the executive COM
mittee of the State Building and Loan
Associations. at Grand Rapids.
The Port Huron Times says that
sixteen liquor licenses have been taken
out by Marine City people and the
Magnet will not own up to nine of them.
John Davis, who was sent from this
county about two years ago for robbing
John LeValley. wants pardon and
his friends are at work trying TO get
| him one.
John Cochrane was once resp ected
and prosperous citizen of Port Huron.
but drink caused his downfall and he
was recently taken to the poor house to
finish his days.
Alderman Robson, of Port Huron,
recently had narrow escape from
death in railway accident in Pennsyl-
vania, 10 men were killed in the same
car with himself and 20 injured.
The tunnel headings on both sides of
the river are now in the best material
which has yet been encountered, as and
a consequence, better progress is being
made. For some days back an average
ofAine feet day of completed tunnel
at either end has been maintained.
The liquor licenses for st. Clair
show up at the county treasurer's office
for the year ending Nov. 80, as follows:
Port Huron Sc; Marine City l6; Fort
Gratiot and st. Clair, each IL; Yale 6;
Emmett 3; Ira and Capac, each 2; Mem
phis /. Total 118. The county's receipts
from the unrighteousness aggregate
$35, 958.40.
There are large number of people
in Port Huron bearing the same name
In looking over the directory about to
be issued by The Sherman Company
can be found rs different Smiths, "a
Wilson's, "a Youngs, % Whites, %
WalshS, "a Thompsons, 20 Taylors, %
Ryans, % Moores, 81 Millers. % Melon
aids, 81 ,Joneses, "a Johnstons, 20 Hoff-
mans % Hills. % Halls, IS Greens, 25
Davises, 10 Careys, 81 Campbells, "a
Browns, II Bradleys, % BENEFITS, and