Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-03-21
The Weekly ExpOSitOT.
FRIDAY. MARCH 2l, 1890.
COUNTY COLUMN.

COUNTY COLUMN.
The county Jail contains 20 pris-
oners.
Utopian hall at Marysville, is being
enlarged.
Port Huron has 2,573 pupils enrolled
in its schools.
A tariff reform club has been organ
lied at Lambs.
JAS II. Banfill, of Capac, now re-
ceives n pension.
Fort Gratiot people are wrestling
with the humps.
Capac will have a patron store; con-
Quoted by a Mr.. Patch.
The new Catholic church at Port
Huron will soon be begun.
Hodgman & Cos stave mill at Column
bus, is to be moved to Ohio.
A. l.. Witherell, Port Hurcn's City
clerk, is studying to be n lawyer.
Port Huron's city election will be
held two weeks from next Monday.
Riley Vanderbilt and family. of
Memphis, will move to Washington.
Emmet's school will soon give an ex-
hibition. Great preparations are being
made.
A. +. Blashill. Capac jeweler, has
taken into partnership Mr.. Savigny, OF
Lansing.
Frank fuckers theatrical combima-
ton has been doing st. Clair and Ma
rine City.
Lewis and Nick Westxick, Of China,
will work the Stave Cos salt block at
Marine City.
Arch Anderson. of Marine City, now
holds u position in the Commercial bank
Port Huron.
Mrs. j. f. Francis, of Marine CITY.
has started on a trip to Germany, 10
visit old scenes.
The post Office at Smith is to be chang
ed TO different quarters more conven-
lent for the people.
4 two headed calf was born on Il. II
jerks farm in st. Clair town last week
= but its life was short.
Twenty-one foreign born citizens
have declared their intentions of becom
ing citizens since March lst.
, The Goodale school house, Wales, will
have flag. a recent entertainment
:, Melted them $l2 for that object.
= It's reported that Michael J. Sulli
= van, of Capac, recently took strychninC
= with intent to suicide, at Bay City.
, +. II. Krause, of Port Huron, is ira
= yelling through the western states il
? the interest of the Patrons Of Industry
The planer in Taylor's mill, Por
, Huron. took off the ends of the finger:
of ID. CampbelPs left hand on Saturday
Richard Bearss, of Clyde township
4 broke his ankle by getting into a rut
!. while walking along the road recently
5. W.R. Walker, the Sturgis man whc
was arrested on the charge of selling
!. liquor to minors, was acquitted TO
want of evidence.
The X. o. II. NJ. of Port Huron, hav,
organized Musical Association. which
have filed articles of incorporation will
the county clerk.
st. Clair cOunty's twelve elevator
marketed $500 bushels of wheat dur
ing the month of March,. according t.
the Michigan crop report.
Miss Sadie Mills. teacher Of a schoo
near Adair. recently saved three child
rem from drowning, who had broker
through the ice on the pond.
There have been confined in the coun
ty Jail during the past II months LOB
prisoners. The police have made 70
arrests. The county officers 234.
Edward Beatty, of Port Huron, VIII
was sent to prison for horse-stealing
has been pardoned by Gov. Luce, on &C
count of his having consumption.
The new hotel erected lately in For
Gratiot. by George Jackson, is hand
some building, commodious and wei
finished. 1t is now open to the public
OF the purely bred cattle in Michigan
st. Clair county is credited with 10
Herefords, 10 Galloways and Aber
= deems.
A movement is on foot in Port Hur
on to organize company for the man
ufacture of saleratus. The prospect
seem good for the fulfillment of the
scheme.
Frederick Wakeham, of st. Clair, has
been awarded $4,000 damages agains
the township of ST. Clair. Mr.. Wake
ham fell through defective bridge
hence the suit.
The Ladies Library Association al
st. Clair have opened their rooms every
Saturday evening for the benefit of the
young men. 1t is hoped that soon 8
reading room may be established.
The Wales and Kimball Farmers
Club held their February meeting with
Mrs. John Lamb, of Lambs Corners
The March meeting will be held at C. )
Kings where an oyster supper Will be
given.
The friends of Lewis Purdy. who kill
ed Geo. Kennedy in saloon at Port
Huron some years ago. are trying to
get him pardoned Half Of his term
has expired and his prison behavior has
been good.
Benz. J. Johnston, a young man liy-
ing in Fort Gratiot, was run over by
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