The Yale expositor., 1894-11-16
General News.

A Teachers Reading Circle has beer
organized in Capac.
In Lambton county, Ont, snow II
reported 30 inches deep.
Oyer 1900 students are enrolled il
the Port Huron schools.
The Echo and the Detroit Weekly
Tribune haye consolidated.
Bread is selling in Inlay City a
three cents loaf or two for five cents
Low minded scamps break down anC
smash the street lamps in Deckerville
Harry Morton, of Marlette, has been
sentenced to the reform school until
he is fourteen.
DR.. o. b. Reed, pioneer of Rich
mond, died last week Saturday, at the
age of 80 years.
| The farm house of Chas. Ross, OF
near Almont, was destroyed by fire
last week. Insured.
Mrs. VIM. Riley, of Brown City, has
received the appointment of Great
Lady Deputy Commander.
Over 100000 pounds of freight were
shipped from the Croswell depot dur
ing the month of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. Upton, of Sand Beach,
celebrated the 50th anniversary of
their wedding last Saturday.
Two Sand Beach young boys cap
tured and killed wild cat last week
which measured over FIVE feet.
Rev. +. A. Prior, of Minden City,
has accepted u call to the Congrega-
tional church at New Baltimore.
ron, was seriously injured Monday by
getting jammed between two wagons
on the street.
The late Arnold Saph's will be-
queath's 81 apiece to each of his chill
dren and the remainder, about $1,000,
to his widow.
The Port Huron Harrison Telephone
company have filed articles of associ-
alton with the secretary of state. The
capital is 100000.
+. f. Palmer, of near Inlay City,
had 81 head of cattle dehorned with Il
dehorning machine. The whole pro-
cess occupied about two hours.
A fire at the Diamond Crystal Salt
works at st. Clair made loss of about
$3.50, which was adjusted by insurance
companies. 1t is not known how the
fire originated.
Charles Montague, prominent in
dividual of Caro- and of Tuscola county
has purchased an interest IN the ex-
tensive fur firm of Henry A. Newland
d Co., of Detroit.
Two Port Huron lads by the name
| of Jones, 10 and years of age, ran
away to Detroit by boat, where they
were found on the streets and re-
turned To their home.
VIM. Lauder, the +. d =. NJ. brake
man who was crushed between two
cars at the Junction on Thursday last,
| died at the Hospital the same evening.
His home was in Saginaw.
A Goodland cabbage stalk has borne
a large well-developed cabbage and
below it fourteen cabbages about the
size of a base ball, also two others
smaller still. 1t is curiosity.
The new Sherman building occupied
by the Port Huron Times will be open
ed to all visitors Saturday and Monday
afternoon and evening and souvenir
edition of the Times presented to each
visitor.
The eagle will scream in Port HUI
ron this, Friday night. This means
that the Republicans are to hold Il
Notification. Governor Rich, Con-
gresham Shower and others will be
present.
ID. l.. Patriarche, who has been
city passenger agent at Port Huron,
Mich, for the +. IL p. NJ. Railway,
for some years, has been appointed
to the management of the Blue Lines
freight business for Saginaw.
Mrs. Wesley Stanzell, nee Alta Nc
Gurk, is fighting the allowance of DR..
McGurk's will, claiming to be his
adopted daughter. Judge Mitchell,
attorney for estate, claimed the law of
adoption mas been declared uncon-
stitutional.
Lewis Bunney, of Marine City, 81
years of age, charged with taking i'm
proper liberties with his lG year old
step-daughter, who is not bright, has
been given seven years in Jackson
prison. The sentence is light on &C
count of the mans age.
One of the two men who were cap
tured at st. Clair, during September,
while smuggling go pounds of opium
from Cartwright, and who gave his
name as John Jacobs has been identi-
fled as Lew. III. Williamson, of Port
Huron, where he was married in 1898.
He claimed Chatham as his home.