Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-01-02
F. & P. M. R. R. TIME TABLE.
County Column.

Carl LeitZ, a man SO years old died
in Port Huron last Sunday.
The Port Huron Driving Park Asso-
citation will hold its next annual meet
ing on July End, 3rd, and 4th.
The barge Grace Murrry was sold at
Port Huron last Saturday on q claim
for seaman's wages.
Police Justice Robson, of Port HUI
ron, says Detective Buckeridge will
have to pay 50 for saying in court that
Hovey (my SOM was liar
The Port Huron police swooped
down upon another gambling den last
Friday night. Some well-known men
were found in the crowd.
The Port Huron Herald is telling the
people of that city what awfully shrewd,
cunning lawyers they have: just as if
people didn't know something about 1T.
How's this for romance? There is a
young man in Clyde cutting wood at
so cents per cord to buy buggy so he
can take his best girl out riding.
1t is reported that the water in St.
Clair river has been the lowest for the
past week of any time in its history.
Southwest winds are to blame for it.
The county board of supervisors
meet on January D.
Fishermen of Port Huron have
caught 100000 pounds of scaly car
casses, which represents $4,000.
st. Clair county is fifth in rank in
population of the counties of the state.
The Dexter House. of Fort Gratlot,
is mine of stolen goods. At every
searching something new is found.
Now they have found lot of books
and clock belonging to a school-house.
Mrs. Julia Graham, of Port Huron
has petitioned for a divorce fir ON her
husband Hugh Graham.
V. a. Saph, of Marine City, is the
father of % children.
Mrs. James Pound, resident of the
county for the past 30 years, died at
her home at the Junction recently at
the age of 81 years.
Elizabeth Reynolds, of Port Huron,
sued the Detroit Evening News for
$4,000 and received only $3.50. Now
she is roaring again and says she and
her attorney want to try it again.
OBrien J. Atkinson got about s 400
for defending the city of Port Huron
in the late damage suit.
1t is said that the Jenks ship-build-
ing company will start work at once
on $4,000 capital. Work will begin
on a vessel requiring the assistance of
20 men.
Last Sunday j. S. Dufie was presen-
ted by his Sunday School class with a
fine set of Dickens Works.
st. Clair County has a new seal. It's
big one. 1t weighs 20 pounds.
ID. M. Bunce, of Port Huron, who
has suffered from rheumatism for the
past IL years, took medicine all that
time. He has just stopped taking
medicine. and does not feel the least
pain.
At meeting of the st. Clair bar asso-
citation held in Port Huron last Friday
it was resolved to take measures for
securing redistricting of jurisdicial
circuits so that st, Clair county would
make district by itself.
Port Huron people are becoming
frightened less the most of buildings
and machinery for the working of the
tunnel are placed on the Sarnia side.
Port Huron don't try the right way to
get industries there.
A rogue, disguised as farmer, walked
into the bank of Jas. j. Bovce, Port
Huron, told a sad story of hard times
and asked to have two notes on two
well-known farmers of Goodells dis
counted. The notes wero discounted.
and soon after the farmer was missing.
Prosecuting Attorney Merriam was
given a beautiful New Years present
in the shape of gold-headed cane, by
his friends of the Port Huron police
court. Among those who had share
in it were Justice Robson, Clerk Ryan,
Chief Petit and Detectives Clark and
shannon.