Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1894-09-14
General News.

Almont school has ZIG enrolment of
pupils.
Algonac races last week were quite a
success.
Big bicycle races at Richmond this
week Wednesday.
An Ubly young man has applied for
a patent on hen coop.
Will Borland AMI Belle Burghardt,
two popular young people of INLAY
City, were married sept. 6.
Mrs. Geo. Smith, of Almont, broke
the bridge of her tose by falling on a
broken plank in the sidewalk.
The house and barn of Phillip Yokey,
of Burnside. burned last week, catch
ing fire from the burning swamps.
There was an attempt to burn the
railroad elevator at Romeo one night
recently, but the plan did not work.
The fence around the cemetery in
st. Clair caught fire last week and was
burning briskly, when the tiremen ar
rived and put it out.
John Davidson, living near Port Aus
tin, had his entire years crop and al
farming implements destroyed by in
| cendiary fire last week.
Night thieves are now doing Mt
Salem, carrying off bread, butter, eggs
ham, canned fruits, ETC., from different
cellars. Keep your doors locked.
1t is probable that the Port Huron
Driving Park Association and Windsor
and Sarnia will hold a three days race
meeting at each place in October.
| Hiram w. Hamilton, an old specia
delivery letter carrier, who came Il
Port Huron when not man resided
there, died last week aged &c years.
The elevator at Smith, five miles
from Almont. was destroyed by fir,
last week with 30 tons of hay. TIL,
Maccabees lost their furniture, etc.
also.
| The Port Huron Fibre Works hav,
shut down for short time on accoun
of the depressed condition of trade
New and improved machinery will b,
added.
Jacob Lorsch, of Mussey, saw som,
one making off with his horse the othe
night and fired over the fellows head
He recovered the horse but the THE
made off.
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been arrested, charged with forgery
Another forged order has been found
Jenney has been kept in hot water TO
some time.
The new McElroy steamer Uniqu
made her trial trip last week. She is
beauty and expected to make fast time
Her run will be between Port Huron
and Detroit.
VIM. Delahunty, II firemen who haC
his skull fractured at the Kern brewer.
fire in Port Huron recently, is improv
ed in health but his reason is gone. III
will be sent to Pontiac.
The wooden mill at Carsonville burn
ed to the ground last week. The los
is about So 900 with no insurance. Tn
| proprietor, A. III. Jones, of Ubley, is
young man and the loss is severe on
to him.
Evangeline Hive, 500, of Berlin, CAV
Rev. Windrem and wife yer,
| pleasant surprise at their home il
Capac last week Wednesday. The.
brought bountlful dinner and de
lightful day was enjoyed.
John Jacobs and George Green
caught in the act of smuggling opium
into this country from Canada, wer
taken to Detroit, when they boil
plead guilty and were held i'll 81, 80
each to appear for examination.
Alice Cadotte, II years of age
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Ca
dotte, of Marine City, died last weel
after an illness of three days, caused
by the bursting of blood vessel in tn
brain, brought on by over-study.
A small Port Huron boy swallowed
a timothy head and for three month
was greatly troubled with bad cougl
and became almost skeleton. Final,
a consultation of doctors was held AM
an abscess was found on the left lung
A hole was made through his back,
large amount of pus came through
finally the timothy head. The boy
now much improved.