Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-02-23
General News.

Croswell young men will organize an
amateur music club.
Or. VIM. X. Moore, Algonac's village
president, died recently.
Inlay City merchants are talking of
closing their stores at 7:30 p. m.
Frank Schrepferman has worked on
the st. Clair Republican just twenty
one years.
Geo. Smith, of Cottrellville, has re-
Gently lost his two only daughters from
diphtheria.
d. A. Pray, a young lawyer from
Whitmore Lake, will probably locate
at Lexington.
A bold attempt at burglary was frus-
trated at Mayville the other night by a
night Waterman.
An effort is being made at Croswell
to organize a young mems reading
room and library.
John Herman has bought the John
son House property at Inlay City and
will hereafter conduct the business.
II. w. Bradley, of Romeo, has writ
ten and composed comic song, called
"The Old Grindstone." 1t has made a
decided hit.
During the last six months ending
Feb. 10, 322 prisoners have been con-
fined in the county Jail, of whom 26
were women.
1t has been decided TO hold the next
annual fair of the Armada Agricultu-
raj Society on the 3rd, 4th and 9Th of
October, 1894.
The semi-annual civil service exami-
nation of applicants for positions on
the customs force will be held on
April 3rd, 1894.
Andrews q Farnsworth. Deckerville
butchers, closed up business last week.
Trade is not profitable for them during
winter months.
The eighth annual convention of the
Michigan Society of Christian Endeavor
will be held at the Auditorium in De.
troit, March 81 and %.
The great revival meetings in Port
Huron conducted by Rev. MacLaurin,
have closed. The meetings haye been
wonderfully successful.
The twelve prisoners in the county
Jail at Caro-, recently made an attempt
to escape by prying up the iron floor.
Their work was discovered.
f. b. Graham, Sanilac county
lawyer who recently located in Port
Huron, got in financial trouble on
account of no business and has closed
his doors.
Some one attempted to wreck train
heavy steel rail. Fortunately, although
ann,f,.n ctrttalr thn Ahctonln - a
not derailed.
Wellington Phillips, of Downington,
was killed by the cars last week at
Farwell, while crossing the track with
load of timber. Deceased was 26
years of age.
The postotfice at Almont was broken
into Thursday night of last week.
Letters were opened, and the door of
the safe drilled into, but not opened.
The thieves secured nothing.
The Taylor planning mill property
in Port Huron, owned by Henry How
ard, has been sold to Henry w. Cooley
and Odell w. Smith who will conduct
a general planning mill business.
Con. Dahmer, of Bad Axe, was re-
Gently arrested, charged with the rob.
berry of 800 from the Morrow House. II
is also thought he was interested in
other recent buTglaries in the town.
People troubled with sick and ner.
vous headaches will find a most effica.
cious remedy in Ayers Cathartic Pills.
They strengthen the stomach, stimu.
late the liver, restore healthy action
to the digestive organs, and thus afford
speedy and permanent relief.
Richmond was called to mourn last
week over the death of the we'll.
beloved Doctor d. c. Gleason, who died
very suddenly of heart disease. Also
in about one hour after his death
Alice Gleason the Dr.'s only daughter
30 years of age, succumbed to the
same disease, brought on by the shock
of her fathers death. The double
funeral was conducted by Rev. John
Russell. Richmond loses valuable
citizen.
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