Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-04-17

Reeu City has secured anoJner addition
in the shape of a large stave and heading
company, and another is expected soon.
There is an anti-shaving society in Hud-
son and the BARRIERS are doing their best
TO break it up. They have not succeeded
yet.
The people of Plymouth are agitating
the subject of building an electric railroad
from that town to Ypsilanti via Cherry
Hills.
A new paper called the X. o. T. NJ.
Review has been started at Caro- by G. II.
Slocum. The first number is neat and
newsy.
Sherman Mercer, an old resident of
Newaygo was drowned Sunday. 1t is not
known whether it was accidental or case
of suicide.
The city of Marshall, at the last election.
voted to bond TO the tune Of 500, 900 for
public improvements. The majority was
close. 800.
The Goodrich steamship company's
Racine made its first entry TO Muskegon
harbor Monday. She brought a large
cargo from Chicago.
no @-JcdF-Olu uuuBulSI Ol CuuTleS
Cousineau, of Long Rapids, Alpena county
fell into tub Of boiling lye Saturday, and
died in a short time.
The Saginaw trotting association will
offer nearly $40, 900 in purses for its sum-
lner meeting The largest will be a SO, 000
purse for 1928 horses.
The jury in the Egan murder case
Grand Rapids, took just two hours and
five minutes to bring in verdict of
guilty of manslaughtcr.
John Wagner, the Sturgis brewer, who
had to pay fine of $3.50 for violation of
the revenue laws, dropped dead Monday
morning. Natural causes.
The chemical analysis of the mineral
water found near Big Rapids proves it to
contain more medicinal qualities than any
other in the United States.
Battle Creek is hungry for the annual
encampment which brings so many dol
lars to its merchants and is hustling the
best it knows how to get it.
Two Coldwater men got to quarre.ing
about 25 cent razor. and after a legal
fight of long time and S25 costs the case
was left just where it started.
500 people are too proud to speak to the
ordinary people of earth and all because
the government is going to exhibit model
of the 500 locks at the worlds fair.
Thomas Floyd, so years old, of Benton
Harbor cast his vote Tuesday and started
for home. He stopped, trcmbled and
dropped to the walk corpse. Apoplexy.
William F. Martindale. a crazy book
binder, Of Grand Rapids, has been fright
ening the people Of the second city by
peering into windows. He is under cr-
rest.
Roy Scery, 10 years old, Of Allegau
monkcyed around a mill Tuesday until
he laid his hand down on a circular saw.
He has four less fingers than when he was
born.
The Goth Michigan infantry held its Goth
annual reunion at st. Louis Tuesday and
spent the day in renewing the old
acquaintance and having a generally Jolly
time.
Clifford o. Beebe, president of the Mer-
chants national bank, Chattanooga, was
married to Miss Maud Chaplin, of Kala-
inazoo, Wednesday. 1t was an ultra FASH
ionable event.
Clare elected its first city officers Mon
day, choosing G. w. Perry mayor and c.
!. Bigley clerk. The candidates were non
partisan and the officers about evenly d.
vided between the parties.
William Harbor, a young teamster of
Howard City, was struck in the head by a
piece of square timber he was unloading
Tuesday and instantly killed. He was
married but two weeks ago.
The boilers used to heat the Congrega-
tional church at Saginaw are said to be
dangerous and likely to explode at any
time. This offers the wicked an excel
lent excuse TO stay away from church.
Student William II. Booth, Of the
university, who shot Mortorman Stoll
some time ago, has been fred from the
university in disgrace. The meeting of
the authorities Tuesday settled Booths
case
Malon Buckley was horribly burned and
will, it is feared, lose both eyes by an ex-
plosion of some dynamite at Loomis Tues
day. He was engaged with other men in
blasting when the cartridge prematurely
exploded.
Ed. Rogers, the murderer of Hattie
Moses, is again better and will now recover
unless he has relapse He was thought
to be dying in the Saginaw hospital last
week. He is constantly watched by a
policeman.
A Jackson colore1 preacher became
mixed on his scripture and instead Of low
ing his ncighbor as himself loved his
neighbours wife. You can guess the rest
and will be sure TO be right. His useful
ness as preacher is destroyed.
The new railroad map Of the Chicago &
West Michigan extension was approved at
Lansing Tuesday. The Bay View resorters
withdrew their objection because the
Grand Rapids az Indiana granted the new
road right of way over its territory.
DIR. William j. Cox Of Detroit was con-
victed upon charge of criminal malprac-
tice in performing an abortion upon the
person Of Bertha CoulJis, a young girl Of
bennington, Ont, on Wednesday, and
was sentenced TO pay fine of $500 and
Imprisonment for one year. This was the
fourth time DIR. Cox had been tried on a
similar charge, escaping conviction until
this time.
The Kpiobts of Dvthias throu0hout the