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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-02

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There were died for record Saturday -
deeds. the considerations sggrsgsting
81. ie4- Following 10 the List - furnished
By Osborne. Trsmper a Co. abssraesors Of
titles. iis Cherry street. between Front
and Second:
John Mull.n to n. Nniiis. lots 80 sna
81. block Is. Columbia. so.
Is. Hartman 70 Philip Retefsoa, lot -,
block "a. Brooklyn. $500.
Yves, Coast improvement Company to
Wesfberg a Childs. Is lots IN block l36,
Gilman Park, &, 500
A. N. Birkel 20 H. W. Littls6sld. iots -
and Is, block "a. River Park, $50.
Clark Davis 70 8. Sloan. tract :. Davis
Meadow tracts, 81. 600
J. T. Ronald 70 Franc I. Lee. I. block,
!, W.stenmyeY add. s.
G. J. Smith to NJ. ID. Dyer, lot Z and Q,
block 4. Laws LIST. S&5a
II. n. Johnson to J. E Mace, 10 acres Of
vest side lot 2. eco %. q 8. $3.50.
H. H. Johnson. 70 ]. 4. Mace. asrss h
lot 2. &c 20, 3. 5. eFo1
G. Brsmond to A. Tatrault, lots . and
%, block 2. Gilman Park fss. so.
A. T. BROOKS 20 I. J. Pitnsf. lot 2. block
q Lake Side, 5000
Dexter Horton TO A. A. Ssagrsve. lots 2
and .. block -, Bell 4 Dsnnys. 81
A. 4. Ssagravs TO l. 8. Richie. lots and
- UxOSA - IBSst - ASuuy - 80
l. n. Martin to Thomas Fleming. lot Is,
eomerviile, $50
West Coast Improvement Company to
First Swedish Baptist church, lot l., bleck
Is. Gilman Park. 81
T. Fleming 70 r. h Mason. lot -
6omersviils. 4i2a
B. II. Bitterly 70 J. Lynch, r.. lot Z,
block rs, Dsnny's exten. s.. 400
]. n. Wooisry, sheriff, 20 c. A. Hsdgo,
ek lots I and 2. block ia, Maynard's,
A. G. Conc to n. Kenyon, lots and Z.
block 4, @. Kinnssr's. 81
]. NJ. Knaggs to NJ. A. Card, - acres In
ssc 81. %, 4, $500
A. T. Beeds to H. F. Bssde, neH sec 2
81. 4. N.O65.
Earl Young to B. A. Andersen. lots II to
Is, block 1, Emerald Park, $500.
q. Arlett TO B. A. Anderson, lets 0 - 10.
block /. Emerald Park, $500.
]. II. Mason to B. A. Andersen. lots I to
4. block l, Emerald Park. $500.
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San ERANcIscO MAKxEra.
STATE or TRADE


SAN Francisco. March 3i.--Ths vsgs-
table market was firm this morning under
Hheavy receipts. Potatoes were rather
weak and onions firnnsr. The receipts in
|sclude: Asparagus, 80 boxes; rhubarh, 3sS
Eboxes: peas. Isl sacks; cucumbsrs, 9
boxes; new potatoes, 80 sacks: tomatoes,
d boxes; onions. 81 sacks.
There were six car loads Of oranges sold
yesterday at auction. Prices In open mar
Jet are steady. Choice apples are scarce
isnd in moderate demand.
n The butter market continues weak, but
mo changes in prices. The egg market Is
VERY dull. aud still lower prices are antici.
|Ipsied.
Cheese 10 steady.
The poultry market Is firm with the ex-
.esption Of live turkeys. which are shade
sloxsr
Produce reccipts--F!our. quarter sacks,
i.aso; wheat, centais. ss. f55; Oregon, 81.
Is; Washington, ~ 40; barley. csntals,
80; oats. centais, 2sS: corn, sacks, $50.
rye, sacks, eco: beans, sacks, 7i2: pota-
noes, sacks. l, 536
BKxApsrurFs AND GRAINS.
Fiour--We quote; Net cash prices
Tor family extras. $32sGf3.3 IS per barrel
passff SAtaS, SubioVh-'s 1upcIuhS,
aa&oet26l
Whsat-The wheat closes on dull and
| uniutsrcsting market. There is very little
doing In tue way of buying for shipping
purposes, and quotations are more or less
hominai at range of from soc to a5c az
soqnsiity. The call board says spot wheat
,hsi will pass inspection is worth 81 90
Noill per GENITAL. Milling grades are he'd
Aa range of from 81 TO 7Lo5 per GENITAL.
Barley-~fhc weather is now the control
ms factor In the market. Prices are on
The up grade simply because the desired
rains are not at hand. The next few days
Viii be watched with interest by specua-
tors, as continued dry weather must cause
iuFiheT advance IN values. We quote
Feed, T}s@sSbc per GENITAL for lair To good
qGailtv aud s3ia per Genital for choice
bright; brewing. Tls13aiac per GENITAL.
ostS-There IS promise OF better trade in
TIE near future and a slight improyement in
4 pfices rs pot unlikely. We quote as follows
/ Killing. SLoo@etL 10, surprise, SI.iTisoe
LgS; fancy feed. $Li2tsdLi5: COOL 10
sao'ce, St02hSti. 10; poor 90 fair Salut saSc /;
hAes. 0cetsi -; red. {l.oGGi.Io; gray.
toeGl0o per Genital
FINANCIAL.
Drai,s--on sight, New York, per $780,
In premium.
Sterling bills.-0n London. 6o-day bank.
Asss..
Silver hars-Per ounce. Con. aLoo,se-
Mexican dollars-sstsas tassc.
II
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BOSTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
CHICAGO MARKETS..
raE HoARo OF TRADE,

TIRE koARn on TRADE
Cutr.eu. March 3i--The mild weather
and the reports from the country that had
been received that no damage whatever
had come from the recent freeze caused
wheat To rule weak. and tbs close Was q
eIssc lower than yesterday, Corn aud
oats were extremely dull ana inclined 10
weakness. Provisions we're weak without
any change.
Wheat-I,over; cash. sss.c; MAY, 6oi.c.
Corn~-sstssdy; cash. sssSe: May. n &c
osts-Easy; cash. Sosse, May, SLIDE.
kye~flc.
lSarley Nominal.
Fiax-sl.1
Tmothy--SL2
Pork-Lover; May, Sissy; July.
siis2is.
Lsrd-Lower: May. *s77'a; July.
So 80
shor, ribs-Lower, May, sas2ls: Iaiy.
&.s0
iavK STOCK.
Cattle Receipts. /, 20 head: shipments.
leo Market steady, the bulk vas re-
celved direct by the packers, no TEXANS.
Prime 10 extra native steers, - -; good
,o choice. 81 sat n; Others, *Sata.7a
Hogs Receipts. =, 90 head: shipments.
Sogo Market opened active and closed .
traiie easier. Rough. 81 e5ss -; packers.
S4eSSft-5: prime heavy and butchers
weights, s.. >oas4 IS. assorted light sisoSs
AS
sheep and Iamhs-Rsceirts. 4.so head,
al sold. Market steady. Top sheep. ssss
4ea: top lambs aud yeariinTs. N.saesi 40.
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Inc banks sov hold "a. 80 go in excess
o. the % Per csat Of legal requirements.
T1HAScxAL
Aensy-on call. easy q per csus.: last
loan per cent: eies>d n psr eent
e mercantile paper. 3G5k per cant
Sssriing sxchanes. duh. win actual busi-
49, IN eankers' htils ~ Assss Tor de-
nsno. and As7k for sixsy-day hslia
Posted rats. N.sTko&E: commercial
bills. Ae5E@4.s6
SziYoy eeyrf6eate~ Hnex~ AZ
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This 10 Sl21, 0l3.57 moro than fos the pre-
#eeding week. and $524, s70.46 less than for
4 he corresponding week last year.
Il Some important changes in market
b yrices have taken place during the past
seek, including the advance Of some
Essayle commodities and the decline Of
others.
Early in the week the price Of dried beef
Twas marked down " . cent per pound,
while fresh pork declined / cent ct the
same Veal, mutton and lamb remain un-
|gehangsd.
4 Sugar OF ell kinds advanced 4 Of cent
|. PER pound, and the market IL still firm. ~
h usual at this time Of year. when the de-
eiine OF the previous fall Is recovered.
Packing house products have also Cd
Essnced. dry salt sides having gone up IN
B u. and pure lard u OF . cent per pound.
Oranges have advanced since last week
/ 30 cents per case, In accordance with tho
/ rise in prices In California.
Apples have bsen coming in freely from
local points, and the tendency OF prices 10
downward. Choics stock. however, brings
high prices on account Of scarcity.
q bananas have been selling well. and tn .
Enarket 10 nearly bare. but other ship
Ements are expected in q few days.
Eggs have remained about stationary.
Fresh ranch bring IA cents. but older stock
goes at l211 to 10 cents per dozen.
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In regard TO the report Of the sainsss-
meas meeting held at tacoma Ga fnars
dsx. written b. the Tacoma correspondent
of the rosT-iSTEtLfaEScxR, Graham q
psttsn write stating iaa, they have been
accused OF being iae authors Of the article
and denying the charge mos, emnaasieaaiS:
They say they have rot been interviewed
,iuc. the meeting in question. and do not
srnrnxs Of sns Article.
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TuNYoy THE cRfcKKr-axAprrRIvu
d Hourn Two ysusd tsips aasls sxesph suaday
TIME CAEn-Leave seattle 80 q m ael x 5
m. daily srceps kanday. Leave fve&si
lois . IA And 5si5 p m. daily sxcsps eaaAay
Connection 49, Al -eAtsss with eseADee F7yor -.
Tseofna A. ETsresf with sssAnW atkads for
eseaomtsh Lasdfnss-Foes q Madisoa street.
eAasfis. seus He~sss avenue, Everett
YARE-Seassle 20 Everett. osc: round tria u %
ss NNFF. Managing Owner.
rNeesavs March 70. 1884
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foREiGN MARkETS.


FFsANCFSfA
Lesnos, March Si.--Ths amount OF
cold gone tnto the Bank Of Engiand on
balance today, f4S.Csa
xseKzsN GsktS NssxEr.
LIVERPOOL. March sl-Whsst-Cu!ei:
demand moderate; holders offer mo!er-
at~sy; Nc California aseTas Id, NO
2 red western. ~ lo3Sss III Nj
Corn-Quies; demand modsrAte' ne"
sufxsd 50 lid.
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INV YORK MARX ETa.
TIRE STOCK EXCHANGE

NV YORK. March 3L-The share spec-
NATION MAS unusually active for Saturday
sac, With the exception OF = brief time
sSeoi II O'Clock when READING sales
saessd fractional reaction, the tendency
* the market Was in the direction OF
Isaer prices. ths market closing strong
Mas advance an the final figures of yes
&1asy. ranging from = 10 - In the active
',s and per cent in the specialties~
TIE bond market daring the past week
ss eeea characterized by remarkable
seeslty, The transactions aggrsgating
ssaFiy SIS, 10, coo, . record which has no;
tese eQaa.s4 in any six days in the past
ssesye mouths The tendency hss been
seoag IN tone and most OF the issuss dealt
~ aass recorded higher prices.
IMPORTS AND isroRTs.
lie exports from the port Of New York
sor 'as week were: silver, $3ls. loo; gold,
S,eta The imports for the week we're:
oe'a, si9) S-N. silver. SASS; genera naer-
essnase, s. 80. 9aT; dry goods, 81, 50. &la.
BANK srArKnrSf.
Following Is the hank statement for the
ssek ea3lnE today. as compared with thu
Preceding seek:
yxr-yxss< fse-sr1ss
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TESTiMON s:

Read what your dentist has 10
saw about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula of LUBIS'S CARLO
LIED TOOTH row DER ana find
that it contains nothing tina. can in
the slightest degree injnre the teeth
or gum. II has in its composition
sufficient an;!sep;ic properties to
swesten the breath and make the
gum healthfnI and firm. Its daily
use will help 10 prevent the lorna
ton of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical animHicul8 so inIu-
rious To teeth and gum.
w. r. GIDpiS6s. -. ID. \.
GRO. W BGAGDoN. -. ID. =.
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. ID. u. s.
7. @. ALBIN. u. ID. ;.
l.. NJ. LESsEf. u. d. s.
II. v. DEsfoR ID. D. s.
ALBERT J. FoRREsr.
C-P. BROWN. u D. 8.
GEO. +. MILLER.
Jos. NotfnI.
We. :. CoYNE. L. D. S. and ".
r. &. ID. ;.
O. q. GRIFFIN,
J. NJ. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAM.
IN. FEATHER
LuBIS's TOOTH POWDER
makes Good Teeth.
Good Testh make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
men..
Commitment makes life worth
living.
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DAcYYlC NAvIGATION CO1GPANY-
/ TIAx TABLE Ia efyec; April /. 1894

pacific xAvIoATIoN coxPAxY-
sEATTLE-wHATCoM ROUTE
Daily SUNDAY excspteAl
STEAMER STATE - WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle ;. j 90 , n Lv whasesm. :. j rs n
Ar whascom. 3 30 . m Ar Seattle. Eco p nj
Stopping af Ficaigo. Anscorfes aAA R9irhAven.
and at Kvefess so0tk bound; counecttng 81 seattle
viii steamer Renry Bailey fer Tacoma
oEATrLE-TACoMA ROUTE
Daily texcept Saturday.
STEAMER HENRY BAIL1Y
Nv Tacoma. geo m Lv Seattle. $50 m
Connecting with Steamer state of washiaeton
ana with steamer fairsaven for Everets. La Con
nsr and al " hidhy island points.
La CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND ROUTE
sFUPPISe AT EvRHKrr.
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
North b'nd.Except SGT 500 b s'd-Excspt Sun
Lv esasie. 90 m Lv la csnner. $50 q m
Ar kversss. - i 80 N Lv kverets. / .oo m
Ar La Coaner. SEQ . N Ar Seattle. 3 80 m
stopping ~ Edmonds. Everett, Clinton, Brown 9
Point. Langley. coapeviis. San de Euca. Oak Has-
Dor and utsAiady: connecting at seattls with
steamer Henry Bailey for Tacoma
wharves-Faciac NavtgAcsa Co, Tacoma, Pa
cihc Navigation Co.. seattle tformery Takers
dock. foet Of Univefsfty strest); Aerchanss' dock
Everett
For fuli particulars rates. excursions towase.
etc. apply 10 or address a. J. MACLE ID, Aren't
seattle. telephone 6te; J. H HARMON. Freight
and Passenger AgsnI Tacoma: telsshons 81
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KEYS fitted and gun repairing; al vorK
Hardy 4 Hall. Pioneer block.
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fSooseettsns olnes Ssaaary 4 90 fer
eAe paD4 Wesh.
Real es4ate trsnaaesioas since January L
isoA 80 81 81, ga There vsre sled for rec-
ord during he past ussk ia dseds. the con-
sidessafons sexregatine SOL, go Follow
ing 10 the record Of tns past sssk By days.
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Portland Grasa Market.
h PORTLAND. March 3i.-lSpecial. Wheat
Weak and SLOW; Valley, CSC: Walla
Walla, 75Qt 100 per Genital.
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TvERKTT RoUTR-
"a sTKAMER 6nEYAOCNA
baiiy except sunday.
Commencing Monday. a pril 2, 1854.
Lvs Seattle. 80 q m Lvs Seattle. 2.45 p m
Lvs Everett 10: Is . n, Iva Everett. 6:15 IA
oo.n.. Leaves neatfts ................ll:0 90 . m
'""o"y' Leaves Everett. .............. 400 m
FARE-sISsLE TRfp, 6oc; kouNpTarp, 81
Connects with boats for Tacoma and Snohomish.
Landing ColuaAn dock foot Of n srion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA SAVfGs ION CO.,
CLAus TRouP, Pres. r. w. Gool - :. secy
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DACIrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle . follows,
For San Francisco via Port T. ~ end and Vic
torta. at n. M passengers recs ~ on beard ~
q ID. April 8, 3. i3, Is, 20 aud -
For Alaska, April Is and "a
From San Francisco for Victoria aad Puget
Sound ports al q m, April s. 10. IS, 20, -. 50
Tickets may Be obtaiaed At the Office Of the Gem
pany, ~ Ocean dock. seattle
ooopALL, PERKINS CO.,
General Asea.s san FrAns sea
J. n. JsHSsoS. r. n supt. Seattle
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0rRAMER RAfnYHni
Ks0oilb aaa rsfasHtshsA leavss Merchants deek
Tuesday. Thursday and saturday at Z M for
xisgssea. Pen Gamble Bangor eea1scx. Lin-
wanp. Duwatta Aeedspork Cniea City aad intsr.
Leaves Csion City . N. Wednesday Tffday
I'D sunday, sxriviAg In Seattle q Z p N
Z r LIBBY, Master
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HOOD CANAL ROCTE-
IL New Passenger steamer
bEi.TA
tSarryins U. .. naiil leaves Ceinaa deck Msn
Gays Wednesdays and fridays 81 100 q n for
hiasstoa. fors Gam Die. Bangor. ssahsck Brfnnsn
Isesai.o, Ltltiwsap faIls hse6spers and uHtos
CITY sa5 intermediate points, arriving at Union
iiy At 4 90 y. Leaves nen CITY ~ 20
n Tuesdays, Thurs3sys and saturdaya, arriving
In Seattle III 900 p a.
caAkLEs Ma risen, Mas,sI
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Tn EFFECT MARCH Z, 1894
- g n N 1n a IN

TN EYYEer MARCH e. 1884
STEAMER IDAHO
VIII IaAYD YRsLER wHARs AreR II. J.
ouNDAYs. TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
Fer EAmonaa Clinton. Browns PoIaL Langley
Utsaisay. YtdAigo City. Anacortes, sanish cad
Whatcom, aud Thufsdays goi1y thfsuzh -
Blaine and semfsh moo Returaiag. leave Wha.-
com Monday. Wednesday. Saturday - p m
Fare to whascous. 81. 10: Freight 70 whasceu 81
&. .. BRowNFfELD. Managing Owas.
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nAHx OF DnGfIsH ooLUnoiA-
PAID.CR cArITAL......"....,,.. - go -
hBD80N i,StS,vSO
neAA ~1aes, ~ Lsabas1 essesI London
Dysscses-r Portland, - rrancisca sessssa To
coma, Victoria New WmtUfnste4, NAaalnA
Kaaieope, Nelssn, tanceuveR. = G.
A 0soeSA DAnhiag and Ekeaaase nosineO
0ansaetsA Loans mSAA Bilis ltscosute4 Com
norcial credits granted. DepSaite received eA cur
rent accoaat suh,sct - check Interest paid On
time depOsisA n LEA BAkNkA AanaGsE
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-12
AVoca Letter.

The l.. o. T. NJ. are going to organize
a Hive here.
+. A. Hill and wife visited friends in
Fargo on Tuesday.
Maud Hill is recovering from a
severe attack of la grippe.
A. w. Campheld and wife and Lewis
O'Dett attended the Farmers Institute
at Yale Tuesday.
AS per announcement the *. o. T..
NJ. of Avoca tent were out i'll full
force to attend the installation and
lecture to be given by Maj. n. 5. Boyn-
ton. At seven O'clock the NJ. +.
church was full of the happiest lot of
people it has been our pleasure to
meet. The first on the program was
the installation of officers after which
Maj. Boynton delivered one of his
famous lectures on the X. .. I. NJ.
He kept the large audience in the best
of humor for about one hour when
they adjourned to the Presbyterian
church where the ladies had Il splen-
did oyster supper prepared. About POO
took supper and all went away happy,
wishing the X. O. T. NJ boys prosper
Gus year and many returns of such
gatherings.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-12
NEIcHBoRHooD NEWS.
Speaker Letter.

Joe Slscho has returned from q
weeks visit to friends i'll Clyde.
Mrs. Florence Menerey, of Yale, is
visiting with friends i'll Speaker this
week.
Rev. F. S. Hurlburt is holding revi-
val meetings at the Gray school house
this week.
William Kipp and wife and Mrs.
Arthur Kipp returned from their visit
to friends in Canada last Monday.
The Speaker Dramatic Club gave its
first entertainment Wednesday even
ing to a small but appreciative audi
ence.
There will be social at the Baptist
church Monday evening, January 10th,
for the benefit of the Baptist minister.
Supper % cents.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-12
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.


Default having been made in the terms of n
certain mortgage. dated the 18th, day of Sep
TENDER, 1891, and recorded in the Register of
Deeds Office, for st. Clair county, Michigan,
on the 18th day of September 1891, in liber 20 of
mortgages on page lJ6 at 3 80 L. NJ. executed by
VIM. w. Grinnel and Margaret j. Grinnell, his
wife, of Yale, Michigan, 10 Ralph ID. Harris, Of
Almont, Michigan, whereby the power of sale OF
said mortgage has become operative and there
is claimed To be due at date hereof: the sum
of Six Hundred Eighty Dollars and eighty two
cents (S6sOS2) of principal and interest, and the
attorney fees of $50. And therefore notice Is
hereby given that said mortgage will be fore
closed by the sale of the mortgaged premises
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, ut the
front door of City Hall of the City of Port Huron,
which is the county court house of said county,
and the place for holding the circuit court in said
county OF ST Clair. on the 10Th day of January,
! 1894 at l o'clock L. NJ. of that date To satisfy
! the amount due on said mortgage together with
the said attorney fees, interest To date OF sale,
and the costs OF this foreclosure no suit at law
| or in equity having been instituted 10 recover
said amounts. Said mOTtgaged prem Uses are
| described as follows, as Is shown by said mort
| gage: All that certain piece or parcel of land
| situate in the village of Yale, the County of
| st. Clair, State Of Michigan, and described as
| follows, tO-wit: Commencing ut the southwest
corner post, of section IL, town eight (s) north.
range fourteen (1I) east, and running north
eighty (S0) rods more or less, and from thence
running east sixteen and one half (I6i) rods,
| from thence running north nine (9) rods; from
! thence running west sixteen and one half O6i)
| rods; thence south nine (9) rods TO place OF
| beginning, containing one acre more or less
| of land.
Dated this oath, day of October 1898.
| RALPH ID. HARRIS,
HARVEY TAPPAN, Mortgage.
Atty for Mortgage. 25-13
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-01-12
General News.

Inere are lOUO hnlSntS OF the Grlp
in Michigan.
Port Huron's Salvation Army will
probably be revived.
The tunnel depot, recently burned,
is being rapidly repaired.
Timothy McMonagle, of Port Huron,
has patented milk stool.
There are one hundred and thirty
six saloons i'll st. Clair county.
Port Huron had "a fire alarms dur
ing 1898, only two being serious.
The Port Huron Engine and Thresh-
er Company now employ 90 men.
A new hoop mill is being erected in
Coleman which will employ about 80
men.
The Diamond Crystal Salt Co. of st.
Clair, made 2S ,269 barrels of salt last
year.
1t is probable that II fair will be held
in Port Huron next fall in connection
with the races.
Thirty-one chickens were taken from
VIM. Bakers hen roost in East China
the other night.
The postoffice at North Branch was
entered by burglars and some stamps
and cash taken.
There were 252 deaths in Port Huron
during the year 1898, four more than
the year previous.
Rev. A. NJ. Swain, pastor of the Bap-
fist church at Sand Beach, died last
week, aged So years.
The fat woman in Port Huron's
Wonderland is said to be the heaviest
woman III the world.
William Putnam, of near Cass City,
committed suicide by shooting himself
Jan. 6. He was partially deranged.
Milton Olmstead, of Attica, was in
stantly killed while digging well last
week, by the wall caving in upon him.
d. J. Stephenson has now retired
from the office of city clerk of Port
Huron and VIM. +. Wagenseil has
been seated.
A lamp exploded in Gurley Lester's
store at Capac the other night and did
considerable damage before the flames
were extinguished.
III. o. WEIGH, of Port Huron, a credi-
tor of the Memphis patron store, has
brought suit against it to secure a claim
amounting to 81 800.
Fred McDougal, a young man living
at Harsen Island, recently shot himself
through the heart because his girl
would not marry him.
Mrs. John L. Black, wife of Judge
of Probate, died last week, of consump-
ton. Deceased was member of Unity
Hive, l.. o. T. NJ, Port Huron.
j. w. Barry, the well known and
popular landlord of Hotel Barry, Al
gonac, died quite suddenly at his home
on Friday, December 20, of heart
disease.
George Dunn, OF Port Huron, sues
the Grand Trunk Elevator Company
for $4,000 damages, because he mad
three fingers jerked from his hand
while working at the elevator.
Donald Kennedy, recently arrested
IN Detroit passed through Port Huron
with trunk which contained 100 half
pound cans of opium. 1t seems
mystery how he passed the customs,
but it is thought he had false bottom
to his trunk.
Patrick Burns and Ferguson Lauder,
two Port Huron boys, 10 and l6 wears
of age, quarreled while skating New
Years day, and Lauder got shot gun
and put charge of buck shot i'm
Burns face. Burns may lose his eye
sight. Lauder ran away but was cap
tured in the C.. q CT. L. yards as he was
about to take train and locked I'D i'm
the county Jail.
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over all connecting lines in the country; also
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