Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-08-11
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General News,

The Brown City creamery has closed
down.
Dog PRISONERS are Mt work in Sand
Beach.
d. c. Walker, of Capac, is just 81
years old.
Almont has only one place licensed
to sell liquor.
The Croswell Brick Co. have 10000
brick on hand.
The Desmond Club at Port Huron is
in financial trouble.
The Armada fair will be held Sep
TENDER ~, % and 20.
About 1000 baths are being given
daily at Mt. Clemens.
Several wells will be sunk near Mt.
Clemens i'll a search for gas.
The Hill Cart Co.'S factory at Romeo
will be closed for short time.
The Maccabees will hold a grand
union basket picnic at Creswell Aug
ust "a.
J. L. Benjamin, of Romeo, purchased
$780, 900 pounds of wool during the
season.
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works at Port Huron will shut down
for season.
Bicycle races at Richmond next
Tuesday, August 10. The prizes will
amount to 5000.
The wooden mill at Richmond has
manufactured over 1000 pounds of
yarn this season.
A new lodge of the order of the
Knights of the Gold Cross was organic
ed at st. CLAIR last week.
The old cheese factory at Capac,
which the Journal calls ga scare crow
land mark" has been torn down.
A strike occurred at Sand Beach
recently among some of the fishing
crews, but the matter was amicably
settled.
A charter has been granted by the
common council of Mt. Clemens for an
electric railway which will connect
that city with Detroit.
Nathan Lashbook's handsome resi-
dence in the township of Wales was
totally destroyed by fire recently.
There was no insurance.
j. Z. Garfield, Port Huron whole
sale liquor dealer, has placed chattel
mortgages to the amount of $4,000
upon his stock and fixtures.
A G-year-old daughter of John Waltz,
of near Capac, was kicked by horses
one day last week so that she died from
her injuries next day. She was one
of twins.
A Frostick, Lying near Peck, met
with an accident last week while stack
ing hay from the effects of which he
died next day. He carried $1,000
policy in the X. o. T. NJ.
Mike Pauley, of near st. Clair,
chopped off one of his fingers with the
exception of the skin on the under
side. A doctor stitched the finger on
again and it is now doing we'll.
Mrs. Julia Schultz, of Port Huron,
was sick at the home of her daughter
when the house was slightly damaged
by fire. The excitement brought on
paralysis and she died in two days.
1t was reported that the F. q =. Nj.
had replaced the midday train OH the
Almont division but the report is in
correct as the loss would be too heavy.
Almonters are kicking and will make
arrangements to take and receive all
their freight by way of Romeo, also
establish mail route between the two
places.
A Port Huron boy was working on a
farm in Kimball when he was awak-
ened one night by pain in his arm.
He was Mortified to find large milk
snake wound around his arm and
sucking his blood. The snake had to
be cut to pieces before it could be got
off. The boy has had some trouble
with his arm.
The thief who has been committing
numerous burglaries in Armada recen-
tly has been brought to light. His
name is Alexander Scott and he is the
same man who served term of i'm
prisonment for burning the depot at
Armada. He was found by boys in
d hole under the Baptist Church which
had served him for n house as there
was stolen bedding, fruits, meat and a
good many other stolen articles.
Sandy, as he is called, was taken to Mt.
Clemens to await examination.