Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-09-27
When the leaves begin to fall--it

for few days last week.
Lewis Gardncr, Of Grant, visited
with III. b. Cough last week.
Mart A. Grandy. of Port Huron.
spent Sunday and Monday in town.
II. b. Cough intends putting up
dwelling house on his lot in this place.
David Brown, Sr. is building
neat little heuse for David Brown, Jr.
Leo J. Leonhard and brother, of
Peck, made us short visit yesterday.
Frank Holden has been visiting
with his parents and friends In this
place the past week.
Arthur Menerey, Of Warwick,
Ont, is visiting with his brother Robt
In this place at present.
Miss Lulu Ferguson, OF Port
Huron, was in Town last week trying
to get class in painting.
Canada is all wild over tho birth
of quadruplets at London. Ont. They
were oil alive and doing well at last
accounts.
Work is progressing finely on
Chamberlsin's new block. The iron
roof has been placed in position and IL
will not be but few weeks before the
buildings is completed.
g. A. Wells & Co may be found in
the rear Of the post Office where they
will be glad to see oil Of their old
customers and as maRy new ones as
will favor them with call.
Miss Sarah J. Jones. daughter of
j. d. Jones, who for the past eighteen
months has been visiting with her
sister, Mrs ID. II. Nicholson, at Ross
Grove. Ill.,. has returned home.
H. j. Warren, advance agent for
Field & Titus Jolly Rovers" dropped
in to see us on Tuesday. H. j. is at
tanning considerable success as an ad-
vance agent. May he prosper il our
wish.
"A meeting of the officers and men,
bers of Brockway Centre Agricultural
Society is called for Saturday next at
10 o'clock. All should be present as
there will he some important business
brought before the meeting.
Rogers & Law, surveyors. engin-
GERS &c, have hud all the business they
could attend to since they opened al
office here. They are first-cluss sur
yeyors, and No gentlemen, and we
are pleased to ses them prosperlng. -
Marlette Leader.
II. Goushman whose hotel was
burned week ago last Sunday evening
has received his insurance in full Mr..
q. was insured in the North America
Insurance Company for 81 200. 1t Is
well to be insured In a safe and re-
liable company. JAS E.LUTz, Agent.
"A foot-race took place yesterday
beetwen Wm Hotchkiss and a "drum
mer" who boasted of being great
runner in long race. The distance
to be travelled was between this place
and Old Brockway. Twenty dollars
was put up and at precisely one o'clock
they started on their five mile journey.
VIVA Hotchkiss outdistanced the drum
mer by two miles.
kansas farmers are complaining
that the corn crop will be so immense
that IL will not pay to gather. Now
Kansas Is mighty big state wonder
fully successful and progressive, but 1t
ID not all of the United States. As big
rs the corn crop may be in Kansas
there are other sections Of the country
that will be short of corn, so every ear
had better be cribbed, for In time the
Kansas farmer will get his price for IL.
An Erie, Pa. paper In speaking OF
Mr.. Titus shadowgraphs says: 1.-The
wonderful shadewgraphs, or living
shadows, In which the burning and
sinking Of the steam brig Sacramento
by tho Malay Pirate Junks, and the
speedy vengeance on the pirate craft
by the American clipper ship "Nerth
Light" with firing of guns and falling
rigging; alss tight rope dancing and
many other amusing things deliHeat-
cd on canvass, alone was worth the
price of admission"
Field e. Titus "Jolly Rovers' are
billed to appear at this place i'm Duties
Holl On Friday evening. Sept 2s. All
should make arrangements 10 attend
this entertainment and we are certain
you will be well repaid. Mr.. Field
was here last May with the Arien
Swiss Bell Ringers and gave an enter
tainment to a very large audience who
went away we'll satisfied with the pro-
gram. The "Jolly Rovers" entertain
mont Is varied with mirth and music,
and each selection brIngs forth a
hearty applause from the audience.
1t is refreshing to see men who
have the courage to apply good. sound
common sense, as well as philosophy,
to the subject of the suppression of
malice. The morals Of men, as well
as their behavior, are reformed by ap-
peals TO che reason and conscience, but
not by coercion. Coercive reform is
not In accordance with reason or
philanthropy, and is antagonistic to
human nature. If Opposed parties
should devise appeals TO the reason. in
stead Of using the frebrand, many
difficulties could be settled and much
dissension ended.
Like "Mr. Riley. that kept the
hotel" Rsv, 8. G. Bettis, the revival
list. 10 also 'doing right we'll" He
has been preaching to the Brockway
people and has made 22 converts and
shot big black bear. All this serves
but to stiffen his nerves preparatory
to itarting on his proposed catanaran
voyage around the world. County fair
managers can get Bsttes ana his boat.
bear skin and evangelizing process for
exhibition, by addressing him at
Brockway Centre, Mich. He will
ssdravn lika a rnuetard v>1aeker Ia