davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

CoFFHE-Rio fair, ll@l2c; prime, l2}5@l3c /;
choice, l3l4lgl4c; Lnguyra, lac; Java, 90.
TEAs-Imperlal, 45G55c; Young Hyson, 400
Soc; Oolong, 4IGG0c; Japan, 60lgB5c.
SUGARs-Powdered 94c: cut loaf 9l1c;
granulatcd, SIC; standard Al, SIC; Louisi-
ina white clarified, SCI yellow clarified, 724c:
;hoice Louisiana, 7c.
MoLAssEs-I.ouisiana choice, Coo; prime,
sc; fair to good, iOc; corr syrup, 4jc; sugar
syrup, 6l(d63c; rcboiled, 46p52c
BAGGING-Pure Jute, l34 Tbs, l0Ac; y yard,
~ Ms, l0l4c ties, Los e bundle.
RICE--Wh OleSalc. 6l1M7lLc
CRACKERs-SOda Y, &c; xxx, NC; cream,
)c; ginger snaps, SC.
5oAp-Olivc, 375 T. box, blue India, 4 III
bars, $3.50 + box; n ID hors. 40 y box; N
CANDLHs~star, full weight, l5llc; short,
~
tHEEsE-Full cream, lGc.
R0PE-lOc basis; cotton rope, lie.
WELL BUCKETS-i,GktGi.25 q dozen.
CLoTnEsPINs-Round, Gjc; spring 100 y
box.
MEASURES, bushe, ircn Bound, l.b0 Il
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 200: 6-hoop, 22j.
TUBs--S nesl, 2.2l; nest, 2.75; No. l, 900 T.
dozen; No. Q 500; No. 3, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and stray, 45(g75c.
PowDER-5.OO 4, keg of % lbs; l2lt do, 2.7s;
"a do, l5l; blasting kegs, 200. Shot-drop bag,
2OOlg2.l0; buck, 2.25(G2.35.
PICKLEs-Chow-chow, z-barrel, barrel, $50
! 2-eilluu pals, chow chow, l.5O; 3-gallOn
pals, jni&ed pickles, LOO; glass pints, l8j;
glass quarts, 200; glass = gallon, $50; glass
gallon, 40; glass hex, gallon, 7.75.
COAL OIG-llO degrees fire test, in barrels,
2c; 10 test oil in cans, 40; lJO degrees fire
test, $40 T. case.
MACKEREL-No. barrels, 1850; No. / "
barrels, 80; No. A,barrels, $50; No; "
barrels, 200; No. 4-hnrrcls, 300; No. | kits,
l.li; No. kits, LOS; No. 3 kits, 100.
HOLLAND II ERRING-lmporicd, l.2i 4 kcg.
CANDY-Stick, lli.c r 10; fancy, lJa2jc.
ltAISIGS-LOndOn LAYER, 81.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
DRUGS.

ACfns-Sulphuric, y carhoy, $50; cltric, r
n, SC: oxallc, 7 n, 10: tariaric, powdered +
h. ~.
GUHs-Arabc, select, z N, sc: aSafetida
- 10 SOC; camphor, y To q; opium, 1920 to An.
OILs-Bergamot, Snndcrson's, r Ii, f2.iO;
lemon, Sandcrsnn's, Sl.sj; peppermint, S3.2j;
wintcrgreen, S225; olive, Malaga, Sl.25.
PoTAsn-Bromidc, Z n, 70 to lOci iodide,
il.i0 TO $40.
SoArs-Castlc, notified, = IN, Seloc: cas-
tile, white, Hob
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb., = H.,
Dc alum, SDi; HrrOwrOOt, Bermuda, zoe; Bal
sam, copaiha, 5Sc; horax, refined, l5al6 calo-
mel, ann, dc; castor OIL r gal, tl.iG(Dl go
cassia buds, 4 n, l5olS; cream tartar, pure,
+ II, IS; corrosive subllmate, = 10, c.; chloro-
form, 4 N, Sl.0Mll0; extinct logwoOd, bulk
/ = n, l2Gli; giyccrne, bulk, r. II, 2JI3)
! Iodine, resublimatrd &, n, 800; leaves,
buChu. short, & 10, -; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
= N. -; morphm, Sulph, r o., $3.50; spirits
inter, sweet, r n, -; strychnia, crystals, Sl.35
! q Ito; taplJca, q n, Z; wax, white, Il 10,
! jSpB.
.Sulphatc QumInc, y or, Sl.o2il,@'.; elm
chouidia, 10 To H..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

the excitement of the panic lssaid to have re-
suited in serious nervous prostration. Mr.
Sage is over seventy years of age, and has
lived very busyl life. His friends have told
him that he was in danger of breaking down
mentally and physically unless he abandoned
his desk, at least for "a time.
Horses are becoming very scarce and very
dear in New Jersey Such is the scarcity that
many farmers and others are substituting
mules, which are now being taken East In
large numbers from Texas.
At "a recent sale in London a white butter
fly from the Hebrides brought i65, and Others
from $l5 to 800 each.
Virginia is set down this year for 2,000,-
100 bushels of peanuts, Tennessee for 2D,OO0,
and North Carolina mt $4,000 bushels.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Of the nth in
slant says editorially: 1.-THE Worlds Fair at
New Orleans promises TO be greater than the
Centennial exhibition. Fourteen foreign
governments have secured space. 4 build
Ing 500 by SO in ground plan Is to he erected,
solely for the exhibits of the Federal and State
governments. The new South will make an
exhibit OF her resources and development
which will surprise many Americans; and
the Atlanta exhibition of several years ago
will be as the index to the book"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
tIIIcAHn NARknr.

CHICAGO, amy lathe nrnyor. IouYtal 70.
ports; itrs@-t'ecelpts, sou; brisk; higher;
cattle. leeclple. ----; dun: cxrort,. o.. N
c1ud; good tO choiec shlppiar, s5Rttb. ~:
toi.5i
s So 3 , sgo,. 'oT steady common to
head. N.AW3,A; Texans slj01l
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Whrat-fN'r demand; un,Nitlcd; closed y
lover Than Yesterday; July n 81, closed 81,
Algnst @esl closed SN; scptcmbei,
Corn irregular; closed a higher Tor Au-
gust lower for September, * higher Nir
October Than Yesterday; cash, ~. az; Julv.
. .@5p,, closed 5i0tjis August, Nr t2.,
9gsed dA4 hidi sepicmg9r, A.,@bil,, closed
Oats slow and lower; cash, 20; July, go "A
Sss,i August, 2s@@sN.; September ~ AZ
Pork dull; trading chiefly in settlement;
sn 9, Mgs@lesSj July '2i August 'ZSossLp;
Lard dull aud easy; each. 7iOaFls; An.
gust, ,lW9lh; September, L3llsn7.Sn
Hulk nests quiet and easier. shoulders. q:
short rib, 40; short clear, So.
whisky, clio.
SEw ORLEANS sARRnr.
Nkw ORLEANS, July lB.-COrn In fair dN.
mand mixed higher, essA; white quoted
o9ls-West.rn In good demand and higher;
choice, 5000.
Cornmcal dull and lower; t2.sn.
Hay quiet; now prime, us
Bulk meats In fair demand; shoulders
c1sier; R2l6SN
bran dull: OnSS.
sight exchange on New YORK, s. per,l ,ooI
Sterling exchange v. D., 49,
KANSAS cry MAukUr
KANSAS CITY, July ln.-Mhcnt stcn,lv1
~ bid, cash; ~ 1, July aud August.
Torn quiet; Il bid, cash; ilN.. august. ~,
bid, September.
Oats dull and nominal.
Tue Lave Stock Indicator 70 iorts; Cnt.i
Rcceipie,l no; unsettled; native strcrs "a A..
Loo pounds, fi.006S.ib; native stners, 90 h.
100 pounds, AThoil1. cows, sl.0nl. rrns.
Texas steers. faG00ili
Al. ~ f''''e
sheep.nerclpis, oS; quiet; natl Is. =
pounds, $500
sKw YORK MARKET.
Nf'r Ia1T -. 20 -ripfr fem.
"Iica. -up'ious orencda " u lower, ~.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
DRY GOODS.

PRINTS crrimuc d, g.; Manchester q;
Arnold, O.; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnold 5
choice do, So; American, 81; American in
digo, ~; Pacific, G; Hamilton, 81; Glouces-
hariel u; DunnGil. 5ia0B; Eddyslone &;
Cocheeo, 6: GlOuct ster, 5ls; Richmond. 8:
Windsor, Il; Steel River, 5M; Aliens y,
Merriinac PINK, 65a; Richmond pink, q; Allen
pink, 6; Merrhnac shirting,5; Regatta shirt
Ing, AZ; Hampton. "a; Allen shirtlngs, "A;
Dunnell ShirtinPs, "a.
BRowN SHEETINGs--Tawren Ii, ~;
Stark IA, TX; Augusta, Ga; Indian Head
II, 724; Mystic River, t!i Atlantic 4, ~;
Atlaat.c II, ~; ASaNnnl, %; Atlantic ?,
"a; pepperCli r., -; Indian orchard EE,
81; Pepperel Il, 7; fremont &C. 5I3 CONT
mental X, o. Peppcrell O, ~; Pepperell n,
a; Continental c.. "a; Indian Orchard "A,
EGaver BAN liz 81: Clarl, \. "a: Nonra-
eli, A.; Granite -, a.; Bedford II, ~
ortsmuu'h T.. -; Mohawk, I; Boott NJ Z;
Grdniteyillc Eh, %; Wachus"ti, "a; New
market \. Il; Newmarket 6, "a:
BLEACHED SHEErlNGs-New York, l0?;
Wamsutia, TO- :; Langdun GB, 10; Lonsdalc
cam muslin, NE: Berkeley eX cam muslin,
l34; TGscurOrn, 10; AndrOscOgCin l. IL, s;
Masorvllla.N; ionSG lc, ~; Cabot, "a; Con-
Prosperity, 81; Hin 81, S: Hiu7-s, "a; Hal
lowell q, O. Boot i, "a; lallou, s.; Canoe
II, I; ElacistOnc IA, ~; Hope, IA; Green
G, 50; Gold Medal, !; Fitchville, 4 Fear
itS~'I.
IIcks-Amoskcug AGA. II; Amoskcag \,
l~a; hmoskcag Il, l2ls Amos.IeIE c. NJ;
AnGskeug u, Il; Amoskcng l., l0lc; Amos
keag +, 10; Amoskeag IL, q; ThOrnkike A,
~; Swift River, u; Methuen "A, l2l&; Com
asiOga OK. IL, 10; Cords ACE, az; COnCsto-
"a cx.7-S, If; Conestoga GM IL. 10; ConestOga
CTi-i, M; ConcstOga, Goa rs, II; llamll-
ton, III; Manhattan, 8; International w,
!; Ocean,
STRIPEs-Amoskcag $4,000, ~; Amer-
can, 9la: Hamilton. M; Amoske0g cheyiot,
1915: Ashbyme "A, IL; AShbymc red cross, 10.
DENtNs-Amoskrag, II; York, II; Otis
AKA, l2l5: Otis BIB, lp3; Columbian, If;
Otis &C. Olg; Beaver Creek "A, ~ Beaver
Creek BB, II; Beaver Creek &C, lOi5; Warren
brown, 81; Columbian, IL; Warren &C
brown, lOis; uncasville, 10.
OHECKs-Union, No. so, II; Union, No. 20,
10; Union, No. Is, u; Miners No. l7l.: MI
ner's No. 2, ldl,; Prodigy, y; Alabama osna-
burgs, I; LOUISIANA osnGburgs, u Augusta
osnaburgs,I
Observation-Disclosures 8; Amoskeag, S;
Canton, O.; Draper, 0; Glcnwood, o.; Bates
s; Clarcmont %: Miami, 81; Clarendon
81; Scotch, double fold, l0IsGl9lI.
CORSET JBASs-Kcarsnrge s; NaumkeaC
sateon, ~; Armory, ~; Canoe, O; Indian
Orchard Improved, 81.
Washington, ~; Manvill, y,
6t6i.; Slater 4 Sons, - ,fG6l,; Kid finish, j66
Masonville, 5is0Sl.; Garner, y $685..
CARPKTIsGs-Tapcstr lllgGing' ,6StS7i !.
Tapestries Sanfords, sos; Tapestries Rox.
bury, SIS; Bigelow body Brussels, l.3j; Low
| ell body Brussels, l,Sj; Extra Moquettcs, l.lj
II Moquettea, Ito; lowell extra supers, ~ !,
Hartford S-ply, ~: Hartford extra supors, 20;
Park, Read n franklin extra supcrs, ~ i
Park, cottOn-chain eJtra supers, Ml.; PhilA-
dolphin wool, 1885, common cotton'chuin
dldd5,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

Quoting butcher live weights we have:
Corn fed heeias, = N, t,bii. cents; gruss fed,
r. n, iGV. cents; cows, r N, q 00Si, cents.
MuttonS, lgir, y .tG2's cents; choice, SdpSi (,
cents p N, West Of the Texas Central rail-
way; north of u line drawn east and west
with Waco, aud east Of line drawn north
and south with Baird and south ui iced riycr
stock delivered on the trail In lots Of ,ur
head or upward ARE rated as follows: Year
ling steers Z head, 1870; do. hcifcrs, llcn,
2-yoar-old steers, 1900; do. EcifcrS, 1850
al.O.O 4 common COW and cnlf, niYD y 80
Young Texas bulls, G,0g,t3iOl Grudcd stock
ellis mucn higher, while Texans raised south
or east of the territory gwen aru rated
lower than above quotations
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, July l9.-As health and com
merce walk hand in hand, and tie last droOps
as the fest languishes II ~. therefore, appro-
pirate ut this juncturc, with AsiaJic cholera
spreading over Europe and threatening
American ports some mention should be-
made of methods preventive not only of
cholera but OF all those dreadful diseases
that come 10 places quickest whore
cleanliness is most neglected. Every
filthy pool and vault IL "a nest
where those microbes breed that are liberated
daily, Matched by the ardent sun to fly abroad
70 infect the air and bring death into house
holds. The daily press Informs us that
carts, or tankson wheels, are rolling daily
along the streets OF Eastern cities, distrib-
uting disinfectants among the people, and
ynst such a step Is needed here. Every
druggist in Dallas is supplied with tho
articles needed and can furnish
al low rates persons able TO purchase. But the
cty ought to purchase and place. in the To-
oalities most needing IL, tna abOdeS Of the
poorest. those caustic solutions chat are sur,
death TO the microbCs-the germs Of the
plague.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
boots AND SHOES,

Mems kip brogans, gStcl.2j; boys kip hru-
saus, SVGlOO; mems r. calf brogans, i.Ulrl.75;
Joys T.. cali brogans. gjGl.2I; mems kin
2.bucSle pluws, l.tN,Dl.Sj; boys kip 2-buckle
blows, SlDi.2i; mems hun halls. congres, and
button, l1j02.I5; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2.iStpi.jN; mems kip boots, 2l.U0o
'OJn; mems i, CALI boots, 2i.OO,bij.OO; mems
calt boots, 2io0epO.Ol; boys kip boots, li.Ol0
800; boys Z. calf boots, i6.JOG1LOO; boy 5
cali boots, 2..JOcgs5.00; wOmen's ~ kip polkas
1AtSi &C.; Misses a. kip polkuS, GNa,OC
chid'S IN kip pOlkas, all sizes. ii.Aijc; chid's
kip pnlkas, all sizes, bIc65c: womcn's calf peg
and 81 polish, l.DNrlsj; Misses calf peg aud
IS polish 00@l,in; womcn's hun sewcd pol.
lsh, Nl,ol.Sj; wumenN cali soWed polish, i.it
C@l.Nl,; womcn's rJuu scwcd ma polish, N
OLD; womens kid Sewpd, tOtol.1i; womcn's
gont scwcd polish, lJOpl.1j; womon's grain
scwed button, l.a5sl.2l; womcn's Kid scwCd
button, l.0Nt8.00; Womcn's goat sewed button
yhte1aL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
WOOL, HIDES AND pELrnIrs.

MooL-Mcxican, free ofburrs, ll0pl2c; Mex
lean improved, isplGc; course, l6c; fine mo.
dlum 912c; fne wool, according TO dirt and
condition, lieelc; bury, 2e9c per pound
less. according 90 burrs.
HiDKs-Prlme plump fllnts, ~ lbs and up,
I've per 10; seconds, plump fiints, % lbs and al.
l2c per N; prime light and kips, l2c per N
culls, bulls and stags Go1c per nj; dry salted,
Nellssc, according 70 condition; green sailed,
7toac.
pEirniEs-oecr skins, 9le22c; antelope, 10
0tl5c; seal skins, iytac; sheen pelts. M nor
wool, 206olc. shearllnys i0nal5c.
IALi0w-Primc tallow, Go; tnlow grease,
5d5, %; grease, yellow 10 brown, Act5c.
bkEswAs-"- ~ yrllcv, l9, lark unf
lsduiisustvi. lag-.,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
rRuIr. POULTRY, GAMr. INC.

oRASoRs-Siclly, = ease OF gO0. COO; Nalen.
cline, nominal.
l.EMors-sicily, no = bor; Malaga, T.0n.
DATES-ln trails, l0Glar.
BASANAS-i.Utt,in j. bunch.
GRArEs-Malaga, G06f'6.it half hgrrel
SWEET Observation-Disclosures
OStoNS-New, country, sc. y In.
pOTAruEs-R bushcl, Gc.
CNBBAGE-New 2GSe2.jO {, dozen, r5eAi -
am.
CmcKHNs--we quote at 2OO622j \ dozen
turkeys, zoe.
EGGs-Sc n dozen.
BuTrgR-t'hoice western, c0aejc; cooking,
lIl'loc; country, 2JtDSjc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

t0Tros-fhere is a steady advance in cotton
contracts for delivery. The advance Is most
marked In the next crop. Al the exchanges
correspond In III lag and rates keeping the
saine relative quotations.
Chicago is y fraction lower, quoted
nc Sils July, and Ais August. Corn Is not
guotably altered, closing nt6i, both months.
Mess pork has stood at $50 for several days.
Lard Is % shade lower, T.l0tg7l2lf.
81. Louls-Wheat closed SiiAi6s5. August
mud July, q fraction lower. both options Corn
closed 81 7disls, July and August, no Quota
bic change. Oats closed 2ite2S's August aud
juiy. n fraction on,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

RouGM LuMBER-25 feet long aud under
SO h 1000; % feet long and under, so = ,iei
Clear selects, t25 n 1000. Culls, all lengths,
;l5 D 1000; all widths, so .. 1000. BaitOns
,sx3 Inch, 81 n 1900.
DRESSED LUMBRR-One side, ix3 To iNl2
hnlsh, f25 n 1000; ixl3 10 lx2O, $3.50; lL0bliS
all width, finish, tN5D n 1000. Common,
shooting, $3.50 n per 1000, Dressed on two
sidcs, ix3 10 lxl2, finish, $3.50 "A loo Match.
ed, inch partition, $50 per 900.
SniNGLfs-R 1000. Sap pine. Sues; hneri
Pine, g. No. | cypress. ti.25; q. X cypress.
N50, boss, best or all heart cypress, b: al.
mension cypress, Inches, So; round end cy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

N.NIN AND BNEAW1TVFFN,
WHRAT-New crop, choice, sc; medium,
RYE-Nomlnal; barley nominal.
CoRN-ln shuck, j0c; shelled and sacked,
55dG0c.
OATs-Old oats, 40c; new oats, Zoe.
FLoUR-Patent, 1915; early breakfast, Si.cN;
cream soda, S3.0ja3.l5; pure cream, 1913;
Todd Mills; Patent, y;.iO, Union, $l5; prai-
ne Flower, 81 ~; Mocking Bird, $l.5O.
BRAN-At mills, 75c in store, 81.
L'oRSMEAL-Fine boiled per l0J pounds,
$50
dOMlNY AND GRITs-3j per barrel.
f'EED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds Sl.30:
cNopped corr anu oats per 100 pounds, $l.4O;
g ~ bran PEE 40 pounds 40c.
tHAuhM HLOUR-Pcr 100 pounds, 81.
HAWAII grades nominal.
AtLLrr SEED-6jc: German millet, 9Oc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
on CHANGE.

The markets IRE mostly holding unchanged
rates. Western Union went up !. on yc1tcr-
.y'H Gloss, which was %. Morn invest ia n'ii
Il ana closed at 1913. Cotton Is higher and
log products are unchanged.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20

andh Hann
d PrceIl lists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
GALVESTON.

yoSR-Opcncd; New York, quiet; New
Orleans steady; Liverpool, Closei,
New York. dull; New Orleans, dull.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
COTTON. 4

srUr cotton rates art unchanged. Receipts
ave lower. SpinnerS are buying freely,
DALLAS lNONIN ~ SpnIH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
NVtTVaN
GALVESTON, July l9.--1hc following is the
daily COlnnnrntlYn cnttnm stntnmnnL:

ITISI EV7IT =. IT D,HIZ'IO2 J,HIZ,I6-
Exports this week: Great Britain, 81:
France, none; Continent, none; stocks, ali
nilcd States ports, this day, 25T,7l7; this
day last year, a46,S
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
A CAUTION 70 WAGON DEALERS DEALERS ! |!

We informed thu drummer is pending sell the Genuine Fish
ODDS Wagon Wagon
Fish Wsq and made
od-n
interested warned
HEATING IMPLEMENT 4 MACHINE CO.
DALLAS, TEXAS
ST. ta oren+e for the ONLY GENUINE FISH BROS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-07-20
FUTURES.

ToNB-Closed; Liverpool, moderate; New
York. firm; Now Orleans, quiet; Galveston.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
Way down III Tennessee.
Allardt, April "a

Allardt, Aprll 24th.
Mr.. EpIToR.-ThiBking that you
would like to hear from Modoc once
more | will pen you n few lines. ......
Allardt has about % houses. ..... Mr..
Clark has built himself Il fine resi-
denee. There arc two hotels here,
one kept by Mr.. Jones and the other
by Mr.. Southwick......The Michi-
gamblers who have settled here like
the place very well and are content
ed. 49,. EatableS for man and beast
are high. Hay *22 per ton, oats ST.
10 per bushel, potatoes, apples, and
corn S;l.OO per bushel, Pork SlO.l2
per Dbl, dried apples 1 cents and
dried peaches ) cents per pound; so
you see the natives do not produce
as much as can he consumed at
home.....Any one coming down
here to look for land would do well
to go TO James Currie, formerly Of
Greenwood, as he is well posted on
all the table lands.......Lestcr Clark
has bargained for as nice farm rs
n man ever saw and he will be down
here next fall...... Oats are up and
look well. also fall wheat and rye.
Mrs. Kring has had very good health
since she came down here.
Yours Truly, MopoC.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
Proverbs For single Men.

A pleasant wife is IA rainbow set in
the sky, when her husbands mind is
tossed with storms and tempests. If
you think so, secure one or more GER
tificates of membership, before you
marry, in the NJ. M. b. a.
Train your eye to see all the bright
places in your life. and slip over the
hard ones. Train your mind to con-
slider what you can do for others. But
among the first to do, is to take cer-
tiiicate of membership in the M. NJ. b.
y. 1t will surely please you.
The poet wrote, loft in dreams Ill
think of thee" The best thoughts for
practical use don't come in dreams,
but in wide awake moments, and the
satisfaction which comes from taking
out certificate in the M. M. Is. A.
for your own benefit upon marriage. is
better than thousand dreams. Send
for descriptive circulars. Address M.
M. b. Association Marine City Mich
or call at this Office.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
Wales Mattings.
Fine dry weather at last.

FINE dry weather at last.
The frame of the new grist mill
at Lambs Corners was raised April
23rd, on the ground where the old
one was burned in November last.
Our G. A. r.. Post is prospecting
and number nearly 40 members.
They meet the first and third Mon
day evenings of each month. They
had pleasant little scamp fire" at
Smiths Greek on the 18th of April,
followed by a dance, also another
here at home on the 9Th inst. Rev.
Nathan Stockwell, of Smith Greek,
is our chaplain.
Rev. b. +. Wright, of Kimball,
is blacksmithing at Smiths Greek.
Rev. Geo.Sharp enjoyed a pleasant
visit with his son James, near Nash
vile, Tenn, about a month ago, and
came home somewhat recruited in
health. His mother-in-law, Mrs.
Olive Koyle, relict of Peter Page,
died III North Branch, Lapeer Co.,
on the Both ult at rs years of age.
She was born at Brockville, Ont.
and was a resident of Michigan for
26 years.
Mrs. Maria Taylor, relict of Jason
Apley, died in Wales March slst.
The Blue Ribbon society at Good
els is prospecting; also our Sunday
School PEN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
THE WHITE ELEPHANT EXPOSURE

THE WHITE ELEPHANT EXPOSURE.
1t having been rumored for some
time that an enterprising firm in De-
troit were Offering white elephants for
sale and had disposed of an almost in
credible number in few months, an
investigating committee called upon
the managers of the Detroit Cigar
Manufacturing Co. at No. 22S Jeffer-
son avenue, and there learned that
over one hundred men and women
were employed in the building rolling
up the famous cigar known as the
white Elephant" than which
better five cent cigar does not exist.
The cigars were sampled and it was
conceded that very few ten cent cigars
equal them. So great is the demand
for these goods that over 10000 per
day are manufactured, and these
scarcely supply the demand. Dealers
throughout the State should ORDER
early TO insure prompt attention.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
Snccial Annnnnrrl, ,nt.

A large pr porii IA ot t"e readers of
the EXPOsITOR are farmers. many Of
whom desire a great deal more OF
farming literature than ~" are able "a
give them in our limited sparp. To
accommodates all such We have made
an arrangement with the Publishers of
The American Farmer tn cub that pap
or with the EXPOSIToG at ~ 25 a year
for both papers, only slipht advance
Oil the price of the ENPOsIT"R alone.
The American Farmer is II Large lC
page paper, published ut Fort Wayne,
Ind. Every farmer in 81 Clair county
should avail himself of this magnili-
cent offer.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
CORRESPONDENCE.
rECk FLASHES.

Still it keeps good weather for
the farmers. 49,. Mrs. Vaneamp has
returned to her hotel which has
been run hv l.. II. Hale for the past
year. MIR. Hale has gone to farming.
......i Little Bruce Slvpll while pla v
ing on he stoop ELL aud broke his
arm. He is getting along quite well.
......W VIM. i.couhard has sold his
farm AMI has moved Ia our village.
He is building very fpe house.....
4. X. Robinson has made quite mn
addition to the front street by the
new sidewalk and fence. We like to
see these improvements Abc.......
Mrs. Mile Thorne is visiting friends
at this placc......l wonder where
our cheese factory has gomez.
Say! did you hear about 5. G. Tay-
lor's new millinery shop? Every
thing kept on hand from a pine
board to a wedding outfit.-VIXEN.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1884-05-08
BrOckway Bits.
Wallace has been home again.

w allace mas Deen rome again.
Mr.. George Mcintyre is once
more able to 90 out. lie has been
under the physicians care for some
time.
Our big Justice has an assault and
battery suit on hand. Too bad, IT'S
good fishing.
We see the smiling face of our old
friend Tim. McInery on our streets
once more. He has been visiting all
winter with friends in New York
State. w onder if he Is married?
Mr.. MCGEE is in town to see his
old friends.
Cap. Cotton has gone to his work
on the lakes. We understand he is
to sail one of the largest and finest
crafts on the lakes. Speaks well for
the captains ability.
The farmers in this vicinity are
very busy putting in their spring
crops. Do not forget that 1--WE acres
well put in are worth more at har-
vest time than double that amount
half done.
Mr.. Dennis McNerny lost a valua-
bic horse OH Tuesday morning.
We arc informed that the pre-
liminary survey of the U. & l.. r.
Il. is completed.
G. Washburn will take the cake
again this year for early vegetables.
JIM.