Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-03-27
Additional ExposltieEs.

Miss Lugsdin returned home on
Wednesday from visit to her parents
at DuttOR. Ont.
The undersigned will commence
saving soon and all parties having
logs around mill premises are hereby
notified to claim and mark said logs
or will not be responsible for the
same. "A. HOWELL.
The funeral sermon of the late
John Wedge who died March IIth,
(and also OF his son William who died
March 18th, will be preached on Sun
day, March both. at 10 80 o'clock a. IN.
In the Methodist Episcopal church by
the pastor Rev. A. J. Holmes. Friends
and acquaintance are. respectfully re-
quesced to attend.
We received communication
from North Speaker this week but AS
no name accompanied it we cannot
publish it. Please bear in mind that
IL you send in a communication for
publication we will be glad to get it,
but you must not fail to send your
name along with it, not Republication
but to show your good faith.
w. II. Palmer attended meeting
OF the l.. & u. II. Il. at Lexington on
Tuesday. We are informed that the
parties who were here looking over the
grounds have circulated q rumor at
Lexington TO the effect that there is a
bottomless swamp on the route the
road would have TO take to pass through
Brockway Centre. If there is we have
failed TO learn us to its whereabouts.
"A town must be incorporated if it
wants - prosper. and must have
manufactures TO make it boom. Geu-
tlemen. if you have any interest i'm the
growth and prosperity of your town,
you should at least make an effort for
both of the above, if not. do Just as
you are dong and yOu will have real
nice quite town III which you can hear
the buzz of the festive tailed ny
from one end of the village to the 9TH
er--yea, even the howl of the lonesome
canine will be unto you DIS the roar of
many waters.
- Last Friday night it was reported
that the engineer and solicitor for the
l.. & L. Il. II. was at the Rapley
House and in Il short time the whole
town was aware of the fact. Saturday
morning they took with them j. 5.
Duflie and w. II. Palmer and took
preliminary survey Of the creek TO as
certain where the best crossing place
was located. After looking over the
ground thoroughly and taking in the
lay of the country the party went OH
their way rejoicing leaving the impress
sion behind IN each mans mind that
the l.. ~ L. Is. r.. was going to be
built and 10y the way of Bruckway
Centre.
James 5. kennelick, civil engineer
OF Fort Huron, has just finished the
survey OF CaSs river from a point be-
tween sections | and 9 in IamOtte,
thence in asOuthe:ly direction through
Moore and Elmer, across section I of
Flynn and to point in section IL of
Marlette. Mr.. kenDeick says he has
taken levels aud Soundings 20 rods
apart. OH the whole route and finds
there is sufficient fall to make the pro.
posed dredging complete success.
Mr.. Kennelick says that he will
have maps, estimates and profiles
ready in about TWO weeks hence,
which he will hand over to Senator
McAlahon To Prosecute the work of oh.
tanning an appropriation tor said pro-
posed dredging from the state depart
ment The survey was assisted by
Mr.. James Minard and Two sons, Mr..
HOrner and son aud three others.
non-residents, living at Saginaw, De-
troit, Lexington and Cr,swell. who
own large tracts of swamp lands on
both sides of the part to be dredged,
will please take notice of the above.