Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-04-27
General News.

IL reported III IOur places III michigan.
The Whitney family give their open
ing show in INLAY City on Saturday
April 2S.
j. A. Chappell, of Chesaning, will
be the new principal of Capac schools
this year.
Funds we're raised at Brown City
recently and the race track put into
prime condition.
A base ball team has been organized
in Inlay City and subscription paper
circulated for funds.
Croswell has new firm in the boot,
shoe and clothing line. Arnot, Edgar
& Co. is the firm title.
Mrs. Fred Priehs, of Macomb county,
committed suicide last week by cutting
her throat with a razor.
Adrian ID. Taylor, prominent and
much respected citizen of Romeo. died
last week, aged SO years.
w. NJ. Rorick. editor of the Bad Axe
Democrat, is now mail agent between
Port Huron and Saginaw.
The new brick block of Bruce & Son
at Burnside has been begun. The
building will be 40x60 feet.
A newly organized dramatic company
at Croswell, will soon put "Phyllis, the
Beggar Girl" on the boards.
George r. Knill, proprietor of the
Huron House, Port Huron, died last
Friday at his cottage at the beach.
The first lot of wool purchased this
season in INLAY City weighed about
1000 pounds and sold for 10 cents.
Charles G. Carter and Lexa Macaulay,
both of Armada. were married April
18th at the home of the BRIDES parents.
Stoddard, chief of police, of Port
Huron, has resigned. 1t was rumored
that he had been breaking some of the
rules.
A second bicycle club has been or
ganized in Marine City, owing to trou-
Bile and dissatisfaction arising in the
first club.
The Eastern Association of Cong'l
churches meets at Romeo, May and 2.
Rev. Morgan Wood, of Detroit, gives
the address.
Edgar Bremen, of New York, is en-
deavoring to form company for the
building of railroad between Port
Huron and Lexington.
Daniel Lanton, of Cedar Dale, fell
from tree he was cutting. distance
of about feet, causing paralysis of the
bowels. He cannot live.
Armada must be great town for
snakes. The Graphic says that 40 of
them were killed on about one acre of
ground in the village, during one after
noon.
Frank Williams, of st. Clair, attend
ed the Salvation meeting while in
toxicated and became so disorderly
that he was arrested and fined $3.50
and costs-about Sl2.
The Oakland hotel at st. Clair, has
been leased to Morton Rathburn and
Cyrus w. Clarke, of Chicago, for this
season. Next year it will probably be
as club house.
Will Waltz, of Capac, turned out
some potatoes, while blowing, which
mad been left in the ground last year.
He reports having them for dinner and
hat they tasted just like new potatoes.
The entertainment given by the Lady
Maccabees of Ruby Hiye was a decided
success. The receipts were sufficient
10 enable them to make a handsome
payment on their organ, and they are
encouraged to give another concert IN
The near future.
One hundred twenty Inlay City tax
payers and school patrons of the dis
trict signed petition against re-engag-
ing the present principal and presented
il to the board. Notwithstanding this
the board saw fit to enter into contract
with him for another wear
A disastrous fire occurred lilly
at Forestville, destroying saloon, store
and dwelling of Theodore Kiphardt,
agricultural warehouse with contents
to Chris. Lenhardt and q
saloon of Henry Lenhardt. The build
ngs were set on fire by persons un-
known.
Mayville seems to have more than
It's share of fires. Last week several
business buildings were burned to the
ground with insurance nearly covering
loss. The buildings were not very
and Mayville hopes to haye |
he sites soon covered with substantial |
prick blocks.
A report from a revolver startled the |
people in church at Lake Linden SUM- |
lay SNCulllS. vic yOuLS man CdIc- |
essly changed his revolver from one
pocket to another when it went off |
he ball going through his own leg.
rhe good people are now wondering |
Why he should need revolver in |
church.
Flora Ouelette. of Marine City, IA
years old, is gifted with second sight, |
by which she is able to locate missing
find drowned bodies etc. Last
week she went to Chatham to locate the
body of man drowned and which
could not be found. She put the men
10 work at given spot and the body
was soon discovered. She secured the
5000 reward. Miss Ouelette has since
been communicated from the Catho-
lie church, in which she was reared. |
On account of heretcal beliefs and !
opinions she holds which are at var
ance with the catholic doctrine. The |
school children are also forbidden to |
nave anything to say or do with her.
Relief in Six Hours.
DISTRESSING Eidnpv and ploddn,. !