Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-01-17
Local Expositions.

| In Dulles Hall,
To morrow afternoon
| AT O'Clock p. IN. Everybody
come out.
| We Will have a building boom here
next summer--if we get the railroad.
Will Cooper, of Strathroy, Ont. is
visiting friends and relatives in town.
Rev. J. w. Gray returned from
Oxford last week where he has been
visiting.
Everybody come out to the rail-
road meeting in Dulles Hall tomorrow
afternoon.
John Brink and Harvey Caswell,
Of Capac. were in town on Tuesday Of
this week.
WIN. Hotchklss who slid oct kind
OF quietly over week ago was in town
over Sunday.
Don't fail to attend the railroad
meeting in Dufiie's Hall tomorrow
friday at ? p. m.
Remember the railroad meeting in
Duties Hall to morrow afternoon
Every body astend.
On account of lack oispace we aro
obliged to leave out the school report
of Dist. No. 4, Speaker.
The subject from the Nj. p pulpit
on Sunday evening will be; "The best
road and the safest route"
Call on II. B. Cough for furniture,
caskets, SC. He has full line. Hearse
furnished for funerals free.
"A. Howell is paying cash for oak
and wheat also for cerdwood at his
mill in Brockway Centre. 3Sw4.
detroit sees the benefit to be de-
rived by helping the Lexington & Utica
R'y and Port Huron kicks. Well SHE
may.
Be sure andread the new advetise-
ment Of w. f. Davidson Il Co.. Port
Huron, in this issue, and be benefited
thereby.
Lincoln Small, at one time living
in Greenwood, but now of Arkansas
City. Kansas, is visiting with his sister,
Mrs. VIM. Rider, and neighbors at
present.
pr. Poole, of Port Huron, will
lecture In Br"ckway Centre OH Friday
evening. Jan. 25. subject How the
harp of David camo 10 be upon TIE
Royal British Standard.
Encourage home industries. Buy
your bread and -four of home manufac-
ture and not that imported by other
parties. Build up your town by pat
ronizing your home enterprises.
Regular review of the X. o. 7. NJ.
Tent next Tuesday evening Let
every member attend. Installation of
officers. Other important business To
transact. "A full attendance requested.
The Detroit Evening Journal for
1884 is one of the newsiest, brightest
and best publications for Michigan
people. II is emphatically tho family
daily. 1t costs but 10 cents per week
delivered daily.
Those who have devoted most of
their time in working for the Lexing
ton & Utica II X. during the past few
weeks deserve considerable credit and
We hope they will be amply rewarded
Tor their enterprise.
There will be an Oyster Supper
given under the auspices of the M. Il.
ghureh some evening next week but
We do not know which evening IA yet.
Small bills will be out this week an
nouncing the same.
-Etherington Bros, Of Valley
Cent q. commenced saving shingles on
Monday last and will continue for
number of weeks. Parties wishing TO
buy shingles can got any quantity by
applying in the above named place.
If any man is SO mean. stingy,
shrivelled up that he will not help get
the Lexington & Utica railroad, there
Is noIe room for his puor contracted
little soul to play on the point of
cambric needle. than there is for a frog
liz Lake Huron.
VIM. Manning. father-in-law of
Clark Washbnrn. died at the residence
of the latter in Broekway village, on
Saturday morning. Jan. l2, of heart
disease. He WAS all old and well re-
spected citizsn aud departed this life
Nv the good old age of 81.
The dangerous practice of jumping
on bObs by the small boys, and even
the girls of this village, should he sup
pressed some way. We will probably
have to record the death of some Of
them, by having been killed jumping
Oh bobs. if stop is not put To IL soon.
The annual meeting of the Brock
way Centre Agricultural Society will
he held in Dulles Hall. on Monday.
Jan. 2Sth at p. IN. Important busi-
ness to be transacted. Election "
officers. All are cordially invited to
attend. We hope 10 see big turnout
as n successful agricultural fair will be
a great benetit to this place.
The following We clip from the
Saniiac Jeffersonian
''The nsinuation of the Port Huron Times that
the projectors of the Lexington and Utica rail-
road design 10 make n spec, needs no particular
refutation here. Strange as IL may seem 10 ~
Huron railroad men. the projectors have slnpN
the interests OF the town In view. ~ y not o1-
pected that the scheme can be carried through
without the sinking of more or less money oy
the projectors The only gain expected - thht
to be shared In general by all the people interest,"
ed in having the road built, and in having De-
men Is a gratuity the same as the bonus onereu
by other men, with the addition or their .ime'
and responsibility incurred. They feel the ne
cessity Of q road md are willing TO undertake
Its construction In this manner expecting omy
such benefits as result TO all. seasoned, however,
" Tn an occasional insinuation similar W .na, 20
the Times. Railroad building IL leKum9te
busines In which profits are expected Dn, 'slls
project does not contain any such expectatlvni ior
the projectors. III all crOakers feel the necessary "