Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-01-10

Norman Sponenburg Is c,erkiDg in
w. N. McKenna's drug store.
"A CHILD that wakes with Group
should have dose OF Piso's Cure. 10
The poem6 composed by Mrs. II.
+. Leonard is published by request of
the F. Il A. NJ Fraternity.
VIM. Stonehouse, of Kent County,
Canada, has rented Rufus Remington's
farm. IIe has started dairy and
commenced furnishing milk to the
citizens OF this place on Monday last.
H. f. Leonard, ]. S. Duflie, w.
III. Palmer and Hiram Allen, being
committee appointed to GO to Detroit
10 see the merchants in that place
about doing what is in their power to
do in regard to the new proposed rail
road coming to Brockway Centre. went
to that city the latter part of last week
and met with good success.
The annual meeting of The Brock
way Centre Agricultural Society will
be held in Dunie's Hall, on Monday,
Jan. 2Sth at ". m. Important busl-
ness TO be transacted. Election Of
officers. All are cordially invited to
attend. We hope 70 see a big turnout
as a successful agricultural fair will be
a great benefit to this place.
The temperance people Of our
town are to be congratulated on being
represented in the saloon business.
Our old friend navie Sexton is fitting
up nice little retreat with bay
window in the partition, where devil
a sup, but importance drinks nice and
warm can be had. Don't AK me for
whiskey boys, we don't kape it,"
Charles Arksey, a Port Huron &
Northwestern brakesman, put $. o.
Welch, of Brockway Centre, off L pass
enger train in this city last November
because he would not show his ticket
Ia accordance with the rules of the
railroad company. Welch then made
a complaint against ArkSey. charging
him with assault. The trial was held
before Justice Dutlie in Brockway
Centre, and Arksey was adjudged
guilty. The Port Huron & North
western company appealed against the
verdict, and the case was brought be-
fore Judge Stevens IN the Circuit
Court on FRIDAY. resulting in the re-
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Huron Telegraph.
There are number Of citizens
who are Of the opinion that we are
going to get the Utica & Lexington r.
r. without paying for it and therefore
are not giving as rnuch as they can
afford. Gentlemen let me inform you
that they are under no obligation to
bring the Dad here neither will they
unless you lift with all your might and
even do mere than you ought to under
your present condition. Remember
this will do great thing for The town.
Look at il in the light of what you are
worth now and what you will be worth
If we do or do not get the road. Do
you think it will increase y our property
if it cuts either side Of as? No! 1t
will decrease it from % to 80 per cent.
Would it not be better then if you
are going to gain fifty per cent, TO give
Twenty-Five per cent. of that rather
than lose fifty per cent. =? Yea, verify,
lift with all your might and main. talk
railroad to everyone you meet, don't
let the matter die for want of support,
and finally in the end we will gain the
prize for which you so long sought and
you will reap the harvest from what
you have sown. Farmers don't lose
sight of the fact that you are to be
d0ubly benefited by having competing
markets Notwithstanding the many
other advantages to be derived.