Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1883-04-26

physicians Office ordered by W.. II.
/ Gowan OF Old Brockway which reflects
credit both to the protector and execu-
tor The building is to be l6 feet front
and 20 It back. There is spacious
sitting room in front and an operating
room and laboratory in the rear. The
elevation shows mo2ern aud very
neatly finished buiiding. with mansard
roof, iron cresting, 4 C. We under
stand the above is to be built ilnma-
diately. Mr. Lawrence has also closed
a contract with Jas VanSlyke for the
erection Of handsome residence on
his farm. All OF the aOove goes TO
snow that spring has indeed opened
with u good business outlook and the
citizens of both our sister city and
our own ''burg" feel the need Of inn
/ provemens.
AT the time Clawson wheat was
introduced into this State is proved 20
be very valuable variety for the
farmers to raise But in order To de-
fraud them it was not graded as first
class wheat. y prominent Chicago
paper said recently that when DIR
Kedzie exposed this fraud and proved
ths wheat to be of superior quality,
he saved more money for the farmers
Of Michigan than it has cost TO main
tain the College at Lsnsing since its
foundation. Very oompli nentary
notices indeed, but considering the
source they oaunot be regarded rs
meaningless. Farmers OF Michigan
this College ID looking out for your
best interests. ID has already done en-
ough 50 merit your hearty support.
In the future use your influence in its
favor and thus aid it ia doing valu-
able work for your people.
The Sugar Festival at Dulles hall
Tuesday evening was social event. !
The singing by the choir was splendid.
q. Ii. Mustard's song and chorus er-
titled "Stand by your Friend" was
very good. The solo and chcrus 1--WE
ull wear cloaks" sung by HRS A. G..
Brown was remarkably iine. The
speech by Rev A. J. Haimes on "De-
cision Of character" is one of the es-
sentials for success in life and should |
be thoroughly impressed upon al our !
minds. Rev G b. Clark made an able
speech on "12 chapters Of the Biblo in
stone" Would 1t net bea good idea
to gst up lecture course and secure
the services Of Mr. Clark to lecture for
us. We are sure that the benefits
which would be derived therefrom
would be no small item. Think tho
matter over. The time taken in eat.
ing the sugar was short but sweet"
Everybody departed well satisfied with
their evenings entertainment.
drunkenness and rowdyi5m are
fearfuliy on the increase In cur usually
quiet little village. The law, with is
restrictions, ID dead lettor. The
whiakY mill Nith It's alurements, pool
table and cards, which are contrary TO
law. are running night and day, turn
ing out a crop of drunkenness. rowdy-
ism and blackguardism that would do
credit TO some Of the Bay City slums
in its proficiency. Within the past
week we have had several disgraeeful
scenes. First n slugging mill between
q professor? and an amateur slugger,
resulting in said professor losing the
hide off part Of his face and leaving
his garments badly demoralized in the
mud Of the street, which was deep en-.
ough to bury him ous of sight.
In rapid succession comes ether
scenes. a drunken, swearing, tearing
son Of the ould sod, from near Brock
way, takes turn at the wheel and
when Nike gets the whisky I'm, he is
terror Indeed. His reputation in this
respect did not suffer muoh this time.
Next comes the howls and unearthly
yells Of drunken mob again on Mon
day night. During the fracas one OF
the mob used his comrad's bucal cavity
for urinary receptacle. We should
think the respectable citizens would
hold an indignation meeting and put
a damper on this low degrading hovel
Of whisky mill.