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General News.

Marlette is talking up electric lights.
A new band has been organized at
Brown City.
Boys in Capac damaged some valua-
BILE property Halloween night.
A widows pension has been granted
to Selinda Babcock, of Inlay City.
The dedication of the X. of P.'s new
hall in st. Clair will take place Nov. 20.
Port Huron police made So arrests
during the month and lodged 80
tramps.
Croswell has Il fire engine, and u
hook and ladder outfit but the supply
of water is limited.
A branch of the United States Be-
nevolent Society was organized in
Richmond last week.
Bernard Walker, of Capac, has rece-
ived about 100 pounds of dried fruit as
gift from California brother.
The Mt. Clemens gas we'll isn't al
together satisfactory and it is probable
that another one will be sunk.
A building is being put up in Rich
mond which will be used for the man.
ufacture of screen doors and windows.
Only recently Mrs. Jesse Cudworth,
of Richmond, falls and breaks her
right arm. Now she falls again and
breaks her left.
II. HOWE has commenced a $4,000
damage suit against the Botsford Ele-
vator Co. He was injured while work
ing at the elevator.
A Mt. Clemens boz stopped to slide
down straw stack, and caught on
10, % no l,af lN -,
under the care OF doctor.
The Sanilac County Republican has
an interesting article in its last issue on
the early history of Sanilac county.
1t will be the first of a series.
Albert Schubel, near Minden City
while shooting ducks the breechpin
blew out striking deeply in his right
eye. He will live but it was "a close
call.
Adam Mackie, of Berlin township,
died recently of typhoid fever. He
was member of the X. of p. lodge at
Capac also X. O. T. NJ. of Smith tent.
He was 81 years of age.
Albert Mott and Ed. Skinner, of
Marine City were out duck shooting
when the gan discharged, putting a
bullet under the right arm of Skinner,
cutting the muscles badly.
A big day in Columbus was last week
Monday when the st. Philips Catholic
church was dedicated. The procession
was a mile and u half long and the
services were very imposing.
A new barn belonging to r. b. Baird
in Marine City, was set on fire and
burned to the ground last week, with
contents consisting of 80 tons of hay,
straw and corn stalks and nine mich
COWS. There was no insurance.
The soldiers monument at Port
Huron has been completed and
arrangements are now being made for
its unveiling. 1t is probable that all
the old soldiers will be invited for the
day and impressive ceremonies held.
George Reaum, clerk and bartender
at the Union House, Richmond, died
suddenly one day last week and a
post morten being held the verdict was
given that death was caused by hem
orrhage brought on by excessive purg-
ing and vomiting through overindulg-
ence in whiskey.
Brown City has a fire bug in its vicin-
| ity. Another fire broke out in an old
ice house Wednesday night last week,
about one o'clock, the flames spreading
to barn, but the united efforts of fire.
men and citizens subdued the flames
before the barn was entirely consumed.
Several business places were in great
peril of being burned.
A week ago Monday night burglars
entered the grist mill, store and the
postoffice at Lexington and made q
good haul, about 5000 in money and
postage stamps being taken. They
blew the safes open in the store ard
postofiice but no one heard the noise
and the theft was not discovered until
6 o'clock next morning. A large a.
mount of damage was done. No clue
to the robbers.