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New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
HElLocK.

Damaged, 10 q 10 &c.
METALS-Autmouv has en- slow Cook sons &c. and
Hac.'s -. COiT about 4ic ,y with l4yOJ
n LAX u "a &c; Baltimore quoted 40 Pa 4C
Manufactured COPPER BottOn = Lc StathnR lHi2c; Bot
topprr &C. HlIzllIs - American Pig iron lis con
t quiet but there are moderate GAuy or
Ger not 0XprC a time In view ~ the
Curtalei production auI tie reduced stocks agent am o
have difficulty IN maintaining pucrsi No. \
guo'ed s-OGt2li 40 = $40 - 80 Hco,oh Hc1
Pig Iron hAs been more active , AMI
prices arc held with more IN sympathy Win TOE
foreign adv ccs There recent sales ra q; = "
In quote; Coless 81 6O Garts"re ~ 90;
Sumneric 500; islgloln ~ 5u CarbTO, Al ak Glen
garLnck 81 1871. IsIuou s2Oi Enguh PS- MddtsD0r.
through quiet period iDsist So for dcyTy
the Oi Rails quiet; Doubh HeGds - asa;
Tees SGs2 IN scsp lrOa tte " not1lt going on
Led has remained drm a. aOc Tor common
at 495 81 ~ Tor Domestic and 6G5lsc for ~.
nan Pg Tin rensins hrm sud large spcculAu transac
ous have bern motel We quote: sars and Australian.
lVi-c Blltan lyIe BsDca 2llsc.i English he 1ne Oc.i
do - r." 9c I'm Plates IN )obbinI sale and steady
dun but STEADY n easier. with dnwn"ar tendency
Saca were: calls - tons ira "a spot At lBOjc
notice. at 10 ij on "a c 10 d. do Janu
ary Is 95c Copper duh Lead steady. hpeiter un'
changed
leans, 3Od5hc.
NAVAL sToREs-Rosins quiet ana without essential
ohangesI 5trnoe ~ Ucod straHsd 81 So~sI oo' sphus
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
POTATOF. AND vRGFTAnrFs

irish Potatoes free shipping orders
from south, but prices have Iue very low Lrge lots
have placed - for round hoops D. De- ana th0u2n
81 81 . GENERALLY asl ell the former t2uir Cn rarely be
te-'ed 4 cargo OF Prince Edward island stock j. being
headed IN az 81 80 and tloC Nova scotia BUR
banks ale en Il p ~ b sweet Potatoes Nery dun.
Norfolk Eae and spinach have been placed rtfh dlncuify
owing "tanlOf between receiver. a'd noaoIs a9t
shall the cArere The pr''e- 'b,'H'i ys r. sy
jO0S5 spinach There viii D.. about . Oi bDl, in
;o.wnrfov all II the question uais unsettled.
rrr- are cy 10 low. OilUls quiet aut ay.
ahbaze ur imports liberal bur tie dc.t-c continues
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

HEMP ETC-Hemp quiet az l0i2r foT Manila and nc. Tor
~isa Jut, } MT. Z lly rut quiet az I.l -'tc.
HAY AND STKNW-tTiUc Hay IN small supply, 70 Il te-
other grades ther -loN, plenty ind tr}
ular " n firm. We quote: buHJUCf shipping
grades 5Oa5-c Glover ~ 1850. strswNo Rye. 81 Doc;
NO. - do. 4Od 4lt.; O1,, IS a. C.
HID1-- good q ~ and firm. We quote; buenO5
Ayrc, 24C; MuIteydeJ 4C.i tOrre1tos y -2d2-ci RIO
Craude 81 G2 Lcs CaL;0ma, 221a2Sc; Ma am1ros la
Il Trux0 l. ID &C.; OrnocO u a2l'c Tsmp.co ldc.;
DOg1a .92 c2-c; eural Amen au !, 1.lc, Vera cruz,
ftcls he NaracIlb1 l14l~c; Bahia, lba 7c; Puerto Ca
bell "a Ll; La-uayra, NgHl lc caracas, 2Uc Fay Ia,
]. b! r l-ra Taol-oo. lIci cry -.a.g4 OK, -
/ ATHER-Irade Hcmlock very moderate, but
Union Tanned has steady daily movement al unchanged
prices
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
TILE CONETS.
NOT NEEDED IN A BILL OF PARTICULARS

A MOTION DECIDED IN THE SUIT OF RAMON INH"
AGAINST GEORGE \. PHILLIPS.
Judge DAILY, in the Common Pleas Court, III
.n s,it Of Ramon Paez against George \. Philips
a., ubl denied the motion of the defendant requiring
en- ,,1iptif 10 furnish the names OF Witnesses lhe
I'M This action is the OF the late jose Antonio
p,cy the Nherator OF Venezuela, who died IN tins CITY
,oue ten years AGO and buried IN the Marine Gene
tory some two years thc Government OF COLOMBIA
appropriated twenty thousand dollars TO deray the e1
ses Of removing the body Bogoa, where it was pro
| - receive it with public houors fitting the station
Of such an eminent citizen. The Government oil Nehe-
ze also cndeavored procure the body for the purpose
n, placine Il In The Pantheon, in Caracas.
The defendant in connection with the subject OF the
removal Of the body, wrote in the City OF NewIorR two
letters which the plaintiff alleges contained hbeilous
statements concerning hun. and addressed one OF them
IN Gpsman Banco Precedent of Venezuela and the other
IN Rafael sezas Citizen, Minister OF Venezuela ana de-
rosed them the Post ONCE in this city These letters
were afterward printed in newspaper Publshedn Ncne
zuea la Oonton National subsequently, the newspapers
containing these letters were received the City Of New
York and as the plaintiff alleges the defendant read them
IN his friends and circulated them. For this publication
iRS iiSeE P''n''" 0'0"S"' "' VIVA - ~
The defendant made motion compel the plaintiff TO
furnish him bill OF particulars OF the tunes ana places
rd rho narticular manner In which the defendant pup
ishcd the letters also the particular times ann ptcc
when and where tue letters read and the naes OF
, nersons 10 whom the defendant read the letters, OF
10 whom he delivered them to be read I'll,
Jndre Dalv in DENYING the detendants motion sald
at is not uroper order hill of particulars OF the
names OF persons to whom the hDeou. puDncatoh was
shown by the defendant Tho object OF tae o Is 10 cp %
fine the party proof OF the claim as set orth IN IL ~
ask for the names of the persons in whose pesehce
sanderous words spoken or TO wnOn 70 ~ pn
printed Is shown, is to ask for statement o
no NJ the Witnesses ONLY aud the giving of such IN
formation is not the office Of a bill OF particulars.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

Rece,ps for the week . bales. Exports for week. 20i9
bales mports 70 baes Export r. a" acsy Duy r. Of me-
duu grades giving the market avery steady tone; very
cce ana vry low grades often inquired for and
Garty nod tfer own. Brewers want small. and
dealers are not bIyiug tOany extent -
state choice 1888 49,. p Do. fearlngs eH23
DO Fair 10 Prime lSd23 Pacific 20
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. l5-PlOur quiet sales. PennsyvihA
Fanny ,. 10; OHIO Clear, r5 6O DO. rtTRiShh - "t
Southern Illinois suaieh s. 0-l u Winter Patent, - 20
S. Bakers do, riin - 81.
do Patent ~ Rye uour steady; Choice - 100
hucc lois Oi puTr nn lineI ushL sup
prs and deuapd. Ordinary to GOOD, s1asS -O Lhoyr
il opened shade lower anl cO-'~i steady
Soth dome In FYuort Car lots steady. Penn-y yauia
Rcd IN export elevator 81 Il; No ke 81 Ot= No Do'a
Sir. Red = -. No Red 81 O33 No Red .S2 No
he'd January Il O.aF Of DO February, - 5asi %
do March I'll 81 " ~ do ApTll o. VJApGsl VtlE do
NAV ~ iIlGfl lla Cora quiet speculative demand
weak Little demand for export Car lots duh Re
iccfsd yellow 57g19Lt.: No WAy BIC; do Yellow 6oos
Steamer yellow .0aoUc do Mixed, 37305-c saiI Mixed
JANUARY SyAG tOc; do February, bOGb Lsc; do March,
81 4djlc do April Gsa69c; do May o. lat4c. oas-t ar
sales No White 44c No White ~ . Il ~
No 1 White 4lc; No Mixed, sJc Futures steady and
dull No white January AZ d43c; 90. February hIss
AZ c do March. i2d49Lc do April 4Sdilc; DO May, =
s<6e Proysons dull but steady BeeitatE SAiy, sls ~
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16
rpr,ra Avn pppprps-pptrD

Receipts for the week 1882 pigs Exports Dried Apples,
e pSgs market has been more active this week and
rce- on most kinds show Improvement This IL es-
eCay sundried Apples, which lave had large sss
In the range EvHpOrated held WIN some con-
hdence. bat ore no higher to seh Chg pa ,,ap
innuiry FyaIOrated Peeled Peaches have sold at 25c.
fof white fTut 27c fancy yellow, uupeeled fruit
eundred Peeled have inqur5 for the
betr 4 Unpeelrd have had FREE sales o @ Wrt and the
market pretty cleared RaspOTes 7ts sy, cherries
u. a1rnIlu lnl a lInlnr
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

AND BRRREs-PBFsu
Apples very dull welkept lots Of choice grade ara
held confidence aud have an occasional sale at pretty
u prces but ~ the stored lots out IN
condition Inferior quality aud sell low Grapes generally
of NOR quality and CrHnbeTTies quiet but iD very
.ll sunuy and urm Florida moving slowly, aud
out Ae a6atlon Is extreme any but unusually fancy
Anmes BALDWIN DO Jersey, crates 50 O0S3 IS
= hi SO OOd3 SO OranRes Fla. box. 300d4 80
10 ireenng - OO0. 90 Mapdarins pT bL. ! 0oG5 90
ira e.. Catawba.. "a 7 langeEne', pibA oOOacW
Cranberr1es. cape .-,, -
New-York tribune., 1884-01-16

Receipts the week-Beans. 0S2 bbls. state. bags.
California Lima Peas 700 bbs Imports bags Beans.
ExIortsBeans, O72 bbs Peas l2l bush state Marrow
plenty lObbsng demand and held higher s2 80 IL
asked Tor choice hand picked stock hut only reached in
Meium quiet and steady also MarrOwPea.
small frInrr. White Kidney have had sales 40
so the market Is not strong AZ that price Rod Kidney
decline the as OF demand Turtle soup
lower about 1000 bags F0rin here which are taking me
place OF site Foreign White Beane higher but there
free sellers the advance. Green Peas sil duIi o
DO Marrow Pea a. 40
choice s. S5f2 81 Do Turtle soup. OO0
Do Medium 49, az 40 DO Foreign. Prime 2 05 az is
Kidney. 40 az 80 Do Far TO Good. 7Od2 %
RED Kidney 1885 IA 10 Green Peas prime 2j al 80
N Pa
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

indicted under the Common Sense
Indictment bill, heretofore held un-
constitutional. In opposition TO iudg-
ment final upon a forfeiture of the bail
bonds subseq uent to those indictments
il Is urged here, that, with the failure
of the indictments, bonds became
titnciuS o1icio. Held, that the oijec-
lion is not well taken; the Obligation
VI as to answer indictments for THEFT,
and their validity or invalidity can
not affect the question OF the snisi'
cheney OF the bona al Tex. 1868 Tex;
4O4). Having pleaded n general denial
to the scire t0cias, the proceeding as
sumed the nature of n civil action and,
having failed 70 introduce the ap'
pearance bond, the evidence of the
state failed, aud therefore the lUdg
ments are reversed and the causes re-
manded. Reversed and renlandea
White, z. j.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
GOVERNOR MoDANlEL's WOUND,
a Case Where Either coed Constitution
or II Bit OF Patriotic Latin Saved
"A Life.


j have before me letter from Mr., 5.
T.. Keller Of Baltimore, in which
there is an interesting story, says me
Washington )rreapondent OF lhe Al
lanta Constitution. MI. Killer writes
that he lived during the war near
Funkstown, Md. AS Lee was retreat
ing from Gettysburg. sharp sklrln'sh
occurred in front of his home. WINE
the fight was raging wounded Con
federate oiiic, was brought into Tue
yard and laid on the pavement. he
was horribly wounded in the stomach
and the entrails We're pr0trudinS. Ills
death was considered certain aud TINS
tact was announced to him. He replied
Very deliberately: "DuIce eSt dccorun'
p0trdt mori--i am in the hands OF my
Maher--and southern soldier knows
how to die.p Mr.. Keller adds that the
scene made profound impression ON
him and he bad often wondered .Whal
became of the brave Confederate, VINO
was shortly afterwards moved lfopi
his house. He suys: 'Iiis name was
Mcdaniel, he was maiorof Georgia
regiment ard had an inpedimehV IN
his speech. l have seen that man
named Mcdaniel Is elected Governor
Of your state and thought he highl
know something olthe matter OF whicn
have written.N
Gov. Mcdaniel was himself th'
| Georgia major alluded To, aud Or
| Roach of this city WAS the Conleder'r
surgeon whose prompt and skiliiu
treatment saved the governor irou
death as by miracle. The goyerno
| still suffers from the effects OF th'
wound, and day and night. wears
plate that fits over the spot where tn'
bullet entered. this plate wkre dis
placed 10y accident, fatal, certaNly ~
rious results, might follow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

Martindale q Palile, merchant
tailors, Of st. Louis, will open in this
city, with choice and elegant STOCK,
about the 5th Of March.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
NIGH COURTS.
p,lrlou, Rendered at the
I,toa Term, 1884.

bpsEaB COURT.
| Huling, from Lhmpasas
! the tune OF this trial, ule
furcs provided that the
Aft suits may he amended
rrction of the court, ana
kruls as it may prescribe,
bef,re the parties an.
ls.lyes ready for trial "
M has always been llber-
a py our courts, the de
luics frequently demand
enls of pleadings up IA
[euipnt The question Is
which rests largely III
Of the Trial couri, hut
prtlcn must be exercised
with the rules Of law.
The amendment rendered
fraud and niisTepresen-
Iced in the original an
mutual mistake as to the
Ind In the survey sold. 1t
one Of opposing counsel
fore the case WIS called,
Aaut's counsel 10 'believe
hion would he made TO
led, that the amendment
en allowed. 1t is now
|Ntrine that, In sales OF
Ii might appear from IA
bi the deed to be a sale i'll
In fact II was q sale by
was SO understood hy the
There was an unreasona-
lief will be extended 10
party, unless he has in
Iaiyed or forfeited his
|rsed and remanded upon
I Waits, commissioner.
h ct al. Va. j. r Pierce,
ID county. Neither the
be alias citation in error,
Transcript, state the time
tion for writ OF error was
a supenedeas had been
~ do show that Il super
IN applied for and bond
b Il, but for aught that
the citation, it may
sed. The revised stat
1881, expressly require
y isCts must be stated,
; vs., Thomas, 81 Texas
Pai they were not con
ltalIon, were held fata
frrof. Upon the author
base, as well as upon the
/ article itself, the c;tt.
p this case are held fatal
ID the writ is dismissed
B s. heirs, from For
The only condition il
Iond lacking in thi
i'ticn which binds IN,
e'olhe payment by tn
such damages as hi
against him Wills
which thiscouit woui,
event, assess damage
appellant, yet thi
pSsr to dispense wit.
Ohdllion prescribed b
DIS question was de
tiSas' $751; Appeal al,
oPArPEALs,
aye, from McLenna.
! eIsO Of the penal cod
", y. Of swindiing. whic
Altd in either of NV
u r unlawful acqu
J Wished by the mear
! intent Il TO appropria,
y s,qulred TO the use ,
,,,,iug' 2 Where III
, ,u Is accomplishe
4 'uled with the inter
n ,,llupairing the righl
!, y entiIled to the pro,
NJ, Necessary In order
y ling that any benet
]. n " person guilty of Ii
4 uaf that injury shu
4 Sufficiently appare 81
, !, wi'llul design to r
H., cause au iplur.
a ", aan'enls-to benefit ii
, " hand and to lulu.
Il s0e ESSENTIAL that the the
ssa'iitute the ofr.n l +,
Y may be con YnIt,,
4 s,vls not entitled
Wien .lIsla the proper
9 l n alleged in either r.
4 ln% q, % any pa arths, !
" inal the lnd,r.
Z wv saa not set out
r o sas not such a sV ya.
y 'sxl aiy instrannase'
ny, = not error to b,
y NAV IN evidence n 4
public in Uhic a,a
= tule that The mr.
It ,sa.ed By Ills " "
], se s,a,l % ddeulneentGa
\, 81 ,'al, But Will
\ ! /, D''mpetept to uro
y was admissihp,.so
y and the court ri, Sns,
= w lae jury Rs vvr,'
i, yases aud w. !
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. 20. A cheap Iltlle psct Tor Inc tIae I,
lot is lUVx 100, with a habitablo house % three
rooms upon 1t, and white II il on the cast
edge oil the city, IL Is convenient 10 business
The pT ce H. low.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

80. &C. One OF the plessaniest medium
size dwelins In Fort NOith with thrge lot
prcttlly adorned, arLtsiHn we'll, out house !,
etc, ali convenient and neat. The price If
not high for 80 pretty a home,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

M. az, dwelling, five rooms, Co ner lot
lOlx!oD The house is new Price elioO-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No "a. building lois, 7a&lO each, In tht
east quarter oftoWn. Prices low.
No..!. Dwelling, cheap box Three rooms
with lot 5by l5i, Tor SAFE NcrN cutap.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

l. Ne. 6S. Fine corner resiuence property, lot
10 xlO new LNo'story dwelling (el ght ruoms)
lEfke Ner-uuss ia bu b st iies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No 81 Valu .be res deuce of eight roous,
with lot lOOx, U, well, stables, tic, hts prop
erty IL cntrsl ana about Ia he demanded tur
bu-i n 49, purposes,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. rs. Dwelling, four rooms, large lot lly3
riisN sruhie aud various convenient ouhuiId-
i,,e,' onnd cINtprn under root Price slgb. i,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. 70, Very neat little uweliing OF three
rooms with lot, and 1t is Il corner. This is
centrally situated, and most attractive
small place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No X. Four good Dwellings, pr,Ieihs
about 500 per year rent, on large lot oi
,round. - feet front. A good Investment AZ
tho ,ripr elisl'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

M. Il. Another small place for II SINAI
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No "a. dwelling ON East Weatherlcri
street OF six rooms, lot lNXN0, siao.S , ' M
ai,innai cround, II desired BY purchaser oil
a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

NJ. 90. \ god 81 ~ investment three
houses and ltts bril gins over ,su per y@ui
net income Come and sve IT.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. ~. Dwelling -four rooms, lot tSSl2O,
with cuw.lot aud shed 5000.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

~. %. dwelling vi seven ROOMS anu large
lot a. uNli2). Tor 400
Also, u neauulu,, high, vacant lot, lUONlnU
the ul tho finest sites % tie riEe Ia tue city
for sale al a moderate price, conniderins hd'
",
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. "a. Hotel property, centrally Situated
house OF fourteen Z umS, aud doing pr MT
"a le business, having All average uf forty
guests III, -r could either c"utinu" the
business or lea e for 50 per year. he io,s
ate valuable. being us feet ronL lnqn ters
viii be SURPRISED ~ the law price III ths piece.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. ii6. Houston street, three adjoining
lots, with bdildins on one ORR cling u per
year The only sucn ch nee un houston
street The pro erty VIII surely sell soon
under above pr,senL price for u.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

M. 60. = ore and four ruOus, business
house. buildings insufable for slsjO. y III sell
oil Tor less than GHph.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. 10. Three vacanJ lots, each 1'Nloi. IN
southern part OF city, \, al MI WI bo'I =
| 4. IIrlcLaA lnNN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
No lJ0. Vacaot ioI ON Houston street.

NJ. Iai. Bl0ck IN s0uth OF Worth, with
ri resi- on three $40. =, so thst block can be di'
vided Into Sight lots, each NoH ooi Win I'M
pI ovoneDs worth EiVDO ON one lot' ihe
iNhI,in hi nn.l 20 Ss.LnO.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

n" OF. 10 feet IA uuuu, with TWO houses
upon IL, barn, stable, well, etc.
No. 90. Neat little h use on Est BeiK ap
street, four rooms, fruit and shade Trees,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

No. Iee, Dwelling, three rooms, jennings
nveruo, south Fort Worth. III rooms are
large, and tho lot comprises Ave times the
nrnnertY oonld le made a hanAsome place.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

M. 1875. TnTee dwellings ON large lol
centrally situated and re emitting for $1,000 per
lnent AZ the price 5000 Jas thelT rise in value
In certain.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-29

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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-02
ROseburg Rumblings.

There was a social held at the
house of Mr.. Nrooman, on Wednes-
day evening, Sept. oath for the be-
netit of the Sunday school in Dis
trict No 1, Fremont, of which VIM
+. Green is superintendent. Con-
sidering the inclemency of the
weather, quite large number were
present and most enjoyable time
was spent by all. The scholars of
the school sang several hymns ac-
companied on the organ by Miss
Jennie Mcintyre. There was also
music and singing by several others
present. The supt and members of
the S. S. wish to tender thanks to
all the ladies who so kindly contri-
butcd substantial proofs of their be-
nevolence and also to Mr.. and Mrs.
Vrooman for the use of their house
for the evening. Great credit is due
the committee of arrangements and
particularly Miss Vrooman for the
manifested during the
preparations. The proceeds of the
evening amounted to over twenty
two dollars. ANON.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-02
Salldlisky,

The Democratic and Peoples par
ties held their respective county con-
ventions at this place on the 23rd.
The two parties fused and nominat-
ed a county ticket which was agreed
to by each, and both are confident
of success in November. The great
est harmony prevailed, and the tick
ct is strong one. The conventions
were largely attended by very in
telligent class of men, and the feel
ing that prevailed in the other con
vention was dispensed with in this.
The following are the nominations
that were made: For register of
deeds, L. j. Benedict; for treasurer,
David Crory; for Clerk, Daniel
Snody; for prosecuting attorney,
Horatio Pratt; for sheriff, James
Anderson; for judge of probate, r..
G. Babcock, for representative, Ii.
NJ. Dutchcr.....An infant child of
John Collins died Friday, the 10th
ult, Also an infant daughter of Lany
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-02
PECK FLASHES.

Spooney Ben's friends are numer-
Gus in Peck. The Whitney fam
lily gave an excellent entertainment
here on the 25th ult.. Rev j. l..
Foxton has returned from conference
and Will start for his new pastorate,
Minden next week. He leaves large
circle of friends who wish him sue
cess......J. Il. Waterman is building
two new dwellings, for rent.
Peter Johnston, shoemaker of this
place, departed on a visit and has
not been heard of since. lie took
his stock of leather and tools with
him. No one knows of his where
abouts. His wife stills resides here
Died-Ralph, the infant son of Mr..
and Mrs, G. w. Savell, on Friday,
Sept 26 at ! o'clock p. m......Mr and
Mrs. Blake, of Lexington were visit
ing friends at Henry Vannest's on
TYRo.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-10-02
Spring Hill spoutings

There is considerable sickness
among small children......It is so
dry that most of the farmers have
given up sowing their fall wheat in
this neighborhood.. .... Mr.. Anthony
Berrys buried his youngest daughter
in the Spring Hill cemetery on Mon
day.. Mr.. Laveigine of this place
is quite sick. Everybody talks of
going to the Brockway Centre fair.
49,. There was some big thrcshing
done in this neighborhood last week.
Green q Herrick threshcd at Geo.
Colden's, with their steam machine,
200 bushels of oats i'll 40 minutes.
and 800 bushels in IS minutes.
They also threshcd for Mr.. Newkirk
500 bushels in :our hours. James
Allen sports a bran new buggy,
Harris make, and it is n good one.
There was Butler club organized
at Fargo last week with 20 members.
A. w. Camtield was elected presi-
dent, j. III. Bartlett, secretary, and
w. 5. Hill, treasurer. j. b.