Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1892-11-11

ITOI. w. VI. huller mas Deen arrested
at jackson, charged with securing $50
on two bogus checks.
Owing TO poor roads and the small
supply on hand, Marlette may have
wood famine this winter.
One compositor of the Hudson Ga
zette's force has been on duty in that
papers Office over 80 years.
William Dyl1eman, the old soldier in
! jured at Grand Rapids by falling
through bridge, died of his injuries.
Twenty-four Union City lads, aged
from IL to IS years, have organized
cornet band. No serious results as
yet.
Lansing burglars went through the
hardware store of Moore & Ward, at
Lansing and secured $500 worth of
cutlery.
j. II. Davis, of Carmel, Ind, is the
sole survivor of q company of 90 men
who went from Jackson to the Next
can war.
A Union City grocer advertised for
good dog, and up to date 70 canine
! specimens have been presented for APP
proval.
Mrs. Floyd Hickman, of Charlotte, is
reported to have made another at
tempt to commit suicide by the chloro-
| form route.
John Hawley, a Palmyra farmer, was
arrested on charge of leading astray
Kittie M. Chambers, a girl under IA
years of age.
Leo King, Bay City kid, wanted TO
| kill Indians and buffalo, but hard
hearted jackson police nipped the
scheme in the bud.
Godfrey King, 13-year-old South
Lake Linden boy, fell off pile of
poles. Some of the poles fell on him,
killing him instantly.
j. II. Woodford, Saginaw man, has
reported to the Port Huron police that
he had been robbed of $500 at a house
kept by Mrs. Thompson.
Levi Tillotson and York &c Thomp-
son have given a chattle mortgage on
their planning mill property at Saginaw
| for $50, 557 to secure creditors.
1t is said that the +. & P. NJ. will
establish fish hatchery near Luding-
ton, the company having lands with
well-flled trout streams there.
Governor Winans has appointed
George Il. Stanford, of Midland, judge
of probate of Midland county to sue
coed William ID. Gordon, resigned.
The total lumber shipments from the
Saginaw river ports during October
were sc, Gal 900 feet of lumber, $780,
900 shingles, and 100000 pieces of lath.
w. II. Zicb, AN Antrim county farmer
harvested 900 bushels of potatoes,
many of them weighing three pounds
each. He started with three potatoes
three years ago.
Some molding sand found in the
trunk of Willie j. Reynolds, the Adrian
alleged Iidnaper, is one of the clues
the officers are looking up on the
counterfeiting charge against the
prisoner.
Miss Robinson, of Grand Rapids,
formerly principal of Granville college,
Ohio, has been appointed principal of
the Michigan female seminary at Kali
amazoo, to succeed Isabella G. French,
resigned
Thieves, who have since been ar
rested, entered the barn of Isaac Cox
in Emmett township. Calhoun County
and stole his farm team and hitching
it to a spring wagon loaded with his
grain drove off.
More than a million bushels of po-
tatoes and 100000 barrels of apples
have been contracted for at Old Mis-
sion, Elk Rapids, Northport, Sutton
Bay, Bower Harbor and Traverse
City this season by Chicago buyers.
Sherman Gray, Bethel, Branch
county, lad, aged 13 years, has, after
six years labor, constructed complete
traction engine and grain separator
~ feet wide, ~ feet high and feet
long. 1t works to perfection.
The prosecuting attorney Of Calhoun
county is in a miserable position.
Prohibitionists are swearing blue
streaks, claiming he closes his eyes 20
liquor dealers, and the latter swear he
is entirely too energetic in prosecuting
them.
The damage TO oats and wheat in
Michigan by smut this year is es-
timated at 81, ZOO, 900. The expert.
mental station at the Agricultural
college has published circular
recommending the dipping of the seed
in hot water as remedy.
A locomotive for use in the construc
ton of the extension of tho st. 10 Val
ley road has been sent TO Buchanan 10y
George Hitler, of Milwaukee, and the
road will be crowded through TO Ben.
ton Harbor at once. A settlement has
not yet been made with the mortga
gors, and all of the complications An
title still exist, making the outcom,
still an uncertainty.