Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-06-04
News In General.
Brown City has five doctors.

Mt. Clemens has discovered well Oh
bitter water.
The first issue of the Algonac Jour-
nal is now out.
The June term of the circuit court
convenes June 9th.
Farmers around Romeo are losing
their sheep by dogs.
The old Baird salt block at Marine
City has been torn down.
The county treasurer has issued 70
liquor licenses since May /.
Marlette ladies are losing their plants
and flowers from petty thieves.
Miss Matte Hull, of Port Huron, has
been sent to the Pontiac asylum.
ID. II. Dorman & Sons wooden mill
at Marlette has begun operations.
A general store has been opened at
Abbotsford station by Jabin Cronk.
Nearly every liquor dealer in st.
Clair County has taken out II license.
Jennie Woodward, of Fort Gratiot,
fell from bicycle and broke her right
arm.
Mayor Pingree, of Detroit, delivered
the Memorial Day address ut Marine
City.
Marlette village will add large
amount of land to their present GEM
etery.
George Mallor, an old resident of
Abbotsford died last week, aged 81
years.
Rev. Whitfield is the new pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Sanilac
Centre.
Marlette people intend to buy back
their old fair grounds and hold fair
this fall.
George Langell, of Marine City, fell
out of a boat and was drowned one day
last week.
Brown City Maccabees will celebrate
the 18th anniversary of the Maccabees
June 18th.
The Congregational church at Col
umbus will be repaired by the Ladies
Aid society.
Adam Bogart left an estate valued
at about $50, 900. it will be probated
in Port Huron.
A factory for the manufacture of
cream and limburger cheese has been
opened at Marine City.
+. +. McDougall, of Brown City, has
purchased the young stallion Nacher
Barney of Saginaw parties.
Richmond has n secret society called
the Chosen Friends. The object of
the society is kept a secret.
The old Commercial House, Port HUI
ron, will be called the Grand Central
1t is now ready for business.
5000 has been subscribed in Sanilac
Centre for race track and an excel
lent location has been found.
Fred N. Lindemann, for - years a
grocery clerk in st. Clair, will open n
photograph gallery in Algonac.
Some one attempted to set fire to
the American Hotel barns at Romeo
the other day with straw and kerosene.
Pearl Leonard, daughter of w. T..
Leonard, of Port Huron, was married
last week to Henry Benton, of Mt.
Clemens.
f. NJ. Johnson, at one time editor of
the Mayville Monitor, will start q red
hot Democratic paper in a town near
Grand Rapids.
Diadoras Sheldon, of st. Clair, died
last week. He had been elected mayor
three times and was leading business
man of the town.
The Rhodes bi-chloride of gold cure
opened for business ia Port Huron last
week. Justice Robinson, of Fort Ora.
tiot was the first patient received.
Joe w. Avery has been appointed
guardian for Lewis Potts, Port huron
capitalist, who has become too old to
properly attend to his business affairs.
A special election was held in May
vile Tuesday of this week for the pur-
pose of bonding the town for water
works. We haYe not heard the result
as yet.
Orion will have new school house.
1t was voted recently to bond the Will
age for $4,000 for that purpose.
Twenty-Five per cent of the vote was
cast by the women of the place who
pay taxes.
Suit has been commenced against the
f. & p. NJ. R'y. Co., for $40 900 dam
ages for the alleged negligent killing
of G.. r. Willis little child which was
run over by a train last summer at
Sand Beach.
Sheriff Bernatz was in Peck last
Saturday looking for members of the
Sartwell gang. At John VanConant's,
father of Bert VanConant, who is in
Jail, he found several valuable articles
which had been stolen by the latter.
Numerous burglaries have been COM
mitted in Port Huron recently but no
clew has been had to the thieves until
last week when Dan. X. Sartwell was
arrested and it is thought he is the
leader of the gang. Articles from a
great many places which have been
robbed were found in his house. Sart-
we'll and his wife were both taken with
difficulty.