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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

BLUE GRASS.-Trinb,c < S~nc.singer
have just received an invoice Of "cnu-
inc blue Grass whisky. Tho liquor
is shipped around the Horn To San
Francisco. then bottled and cent to
agents in the interior. 1t is made on
the shores of the kentucky, in the
heart of the Blue Grass REGION, and
speaks for itself.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
MINING TAX.

NOTICE Is HEREBN GIVEN THAT TIE
~ tax ON the proceeds Of the mines for the
quarter ending JUNE a0th. ls7i. is now due
and payable at my office, and that tho laws
with regard to the collection Of TIE Same will
be ~S,rietly enforced. &C. WALLACE,
County Assessor, Eureka County.
iufeka, NV. AnG. y, 1874. a~ust,.c
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

X. A. L. B.-The members of DaOd
lsrc Retreat, No. 81, of this place, in-
lend giving Il grand ball o % in COM
memura.ion OF the lGlst anniversary
of the establishment OF the order.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

TIE NAERoW-G AUGE.-Captain Nor
ton with his surveying party are now
at the Eight-Aii!c House, and are rapid
~ approaching The completion of the
preliminary silrvey for the Narrow
Gauge road. About Friday they will
driven at the flag pole.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

REsUMEp.-TWo of the furnaces at
the Richmond Smelling Works we're
started up yesterday. The remaining
one will be flied up to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15
NOTICE

A LII PARTIES INDEBTED To THE
N firm Of GRAY 4 WALRoD are hereby
notified to settle up prior To the 10th Of
OCTOBER. 1874. as We intend to close cur
business on that date. Settle up, or lay your
selves liable 10 extra costs.
Se-lm GRAY i WALEOD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

SECRET CANYON DELEGATEs.-At
the Secret Canyon Democratic prima-
nv election on Saturday, Wm. Humph-
ries, John stanley and George w.
Cowies were elec;ei delegates to the
County Convention.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

BULLION SHIrMENrs.-Thc Rich
mond Company yesterday shipped
80, % and the Eureka Consolidated
Company 33,2335 pounds of bullion by
IritctlaId's teams to | alisadc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

|. q. &. T.-Ecclamation Lodge, /.
q. q. r.. holds its regular weekly
meeting tonight.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

A Coon MAN.-The nomination Of
G.. l.. Waters for District Attorney of
White Pine county, by the Democratic
County Conventions, held some days
since at Hamilton. is n strong one.
The gentleman is deservedly popular
and will, without doubt, be elected.
The tax payers OF White Pine can do
no better than place Mr.. Waters in that
position.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-15

CLosED.-The public schools were
closed yesterday afternoon in respect
to the memory of the late Owen
tkCetc, who MAS one of the Board of
School Trustees. The scholars and
teachers attended .hcfuucral in a body.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1874-04-11
I.unatie Asylum Fraud..
lFrom the| Houston Age.l u

! From the Houston Age.l
B We have not, been able to learn
the nuture or extent of these frauds
except, that they are In the nature Of
forgeries, false store accounts, and that
some late state officials, along with a
merchant or two, are implicated In
them. Green, the late steward, has
been arrested, tried before an eXamin-
ing court, released on bail and after.
wards rearrested at the instigation OF
his sureties. Itseems to us that if the
authorities are working up the case,
are scenting out evidence that they
ought to keep silent, else the guilty par.
ties might betakethemselves to health
Ter climates. g.3as est asa ljRas l.t
I We haven't the slightest doubt that
some OF the late state officials had 9
hand in the frauds, and helped to ma.
nnuvre them to contamination, but we
very much fear that they have 81
shrewdly covered their tracks that nc
one will suffer hut Green, the cats paw
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Hr .'.IN IU
tufHiHu NdNfuin fII .Uf NNH"
Whits Oflh college blOOklmgCi, .l,E
sluslppl, have seislbIy resolved 10 IN
dulge ~ no costly attire ~ thelr mp
preaching miiDnisiicomrih eSrftirts,
but 70 wear their usual dresses This
In done, they say, ''in view Of the sac-
rliices our parents are making 70 give
w an education They further resolve
that amy display Of dress on the occa-
sion II "both unreasonable and In bad
faate -
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'irhe I.atess snake stery.

From the Charleston q. O., News and
I ssgiVm sSglsi Courler.l 'Sl at3a irs,
1syMr. ~. r. Brockington, Of Black
Mingo, w illiamsburg county, is respon-
sible for the following snake story: A
dog belonging to a coiored man, while
trying to catch q large and lferoeious
hog, was cut or bit by the hog on the
left side, just below the ribs, and out of
the orifice made BY the hogs teeth
crawied two large snakes. One was
alive, and apparently In perfect health;
the other was severed or cut In, two by
the hogs teeth, and, of course. was
dead The color was bright, red striped,
withblue intermixed. They wereabout
three feet six inches long, and two
inches In circumference. They were
snakes In every particular. The dog ia
living, and In Its usual condition. s2es
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. ~
Recent evidence about thelast allied
war with China shows that at the TAX
ing of the Summer Palace one building
was full OF silks. the produce of a. tax
which requires every manufacturer to
send In the first piece he makes Of each
sort. s A partlof these was used instead
of ropes, which were wanting to picket
the French horses. Then there was a
palace luii OF drawings, u series OF four
thousand, illustrating the whole his
tory Of China: The soldiers, ignorant
of their value, trod them under foot
and used them for kindling. fires.
Scarcely two hundred were saved.
Then there was the carriage palace, in
which were found the magnificent
coaches which were presented to. the
emperor OF China BY the English en-
bssssy In 1913. The ironwerk was loose;
and the leather had become as hard
and brittle as wood. One palace was
ful ~ Iprs, stAiis lsSsst1t.s 4 II, IA. ~,
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Administrators Sale Of Real ESTATE.

BY virtue an order OF the honorable dis
trict court of Dallas county, Texas, made on
the 2sth OF February, 1874. 1 will offer for
May next, 70 the highest BIDDER, nj the court
house door In the city OF Dallas, ON credit
OF SIX months, two hundred acres Of land, In
ner OF $40 acres survey hsloDe1ng to the
estate OF Robeson Ross, deceased- said land
being In the south part Of Dallas county,
estate. GEORGE q. PARKS.
fitItlal -Ifi-| -i.r hdminisTstor.
Dalias Texas. March 1G 1874. eSw3w
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that the remainder VI the morning
session 10 confined to the discussion
of tho subject Carried. N
Az hali-pnst Il o'clock tho asaocIa.
ton adjourned 10 meet at2 O'Clock.
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tl iH. 0WWnWUl W lmst,
s9NsJi.
Cotton quiet and easler, bat prices
hot quoiHlily lower Mldillng or.
leans, l7lci mlJdllng Alabama, i5IG
mIddllng uplands, I7i.l0c; low mid
ding, 10 l-l0c; strict good ordinary,
lSic; good ordinary, i8c.
New ORLEANS, April 9.-Cotton
quiet and steady. Sales 1000 bales
last evening, 2,lO0 bales. Ordinary,
l2cl; good ordinary, i4ic; low mid.
ding, l5sc; middlIng uplands, l0l.
Exchange, 44@45; bank, 46l@47I.
Gold, lS@laf; sight, par. -
LIVERPOOL, April 9.-Cotton--sales,
1000 bales; speculation and export,
!, 1000, uplnnds, sgd Orleans, Sid. 4.
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sop Asnlkas and others bringing pro-
lduce TO TOWN. for sale are referred 20
the card Of Messrs. Eecnsrd Bros,
dealers IN family groceries aud provis-
IONS These gentlemesi purchase all
kinds OF cohnfry produce, and pay the
,highest price IN cash for NJ 8 10.
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Cotton.

Cotton continues TO roll slowly in. The
prices paid during the week have ranged
nom TO IA cents, some few bales bring
ing slightly better prices. The receipts for
the week commencing Friday last, amount
to 2sG bales making the total receipts at the
cotton yards for the present season to date
23,83s bales. These figures include only the
cotton actually weighed ut the yards; and
taking into account the large quantities
shipped from Dallas, which our factors did
uothandle, the shipments from this point
for the season will fall but little short of 30
600 bales. sa9G 2 iltt .sitfV .N,
Tnefollowing is a statement of the receipts
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having been appointed ny
the heirs OF John Merrifeld. deceas~d. 10 set
tle MP his estate, all parsons intebted TO The
same are hereby notified to come Forward
ana isake payment, and an creditors are re-
qpested to present their claims, properly Ger
tlfied. atonce. .,.-
2<w6u ". ~ A0ot-
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All lover Of flowers must remember
that one blossom allowed % mature or
s'Go 70 seed3 injnres the plant more
than q dozen new buds. Cut yonr
6owef4 then, All OF them, before they
begin 70 fade Ador11 your hognes
with them; put them On yoar tables;
send h1uz7nets 70 yo<1r friends who
have no foverz; cr exchange favors
with th0.e Who have f0u Will surely
find that the more you cof on the more
yc.1 viii have. All roet< af>fr they
have cra-e1 10 bloom. zho1Id be cut
hack fb8f ~ etrenf1h - Ne roef msy
70 10 formfnx rev <oo(z {or The next
year. On bushes not seed should be
allowed 70 mstuTe.-lecribntr's for
Msroh.
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FaRuERs Of this county, who have
felt secure IN the prospect Of their
wheat crop, apprehend mors or less
destruction to it from the pres mt rains.
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inc Following Is statement OF the receipts
at all ports from september l, 1878, TO April !,
Total. ................


Hides and Leather. ~ ~,
Flat dry Ice; selected dry lie; dry salted
s@s1sc; green saited &c; deer skins 25c; II on
for grubby in all classes. w
Harness Leather Oak 4o94sc; Hemlock 500
4lc; Skirting 45@46c. sole Leather-oak 44@
48c; Hemiock Sa@S9c. 49,,
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GENERAL MARKET.
Our quotations represent cash prices FOR
round lots. II .,-i,-,,,,,,s. y $500,
BreadstufIs and Grnin.
Flour Extra Family IS 50@6 %; Choice
XXX IS 00a5 Is; xxx "a 7595 90; Xxx "a &@

" Flour Extra Family 20 tUpt w; Cholcf
XXX IS oo@5 Is; xxx 81 75@5 90; Xxx ~ 2e
so. 500 Sffa+A * ri 8 fAi1 II
Bran, Saloo lbs, 81 %. ~ agt,sg
Oats . bushel 685@l75c. - ,,t lt..4
Wheat per busiei, sl so.
Corn, per bushel, 81 -009f 10.
Corn meal. per so rs, 81 D59i 10.
Potatoes--Table' s. i0a5 90 B. u s.f.
Beams: White navy Q, 100 lbs 80 60@7 90.
Groceries.
Bacon: Clearsides lie; Breakfast l4-c
Hams, canvassed, ii@l7c; Hams, sugar-cured
l5c.
Molasses lin barrels per gallon): Fair Csc
Prime zoe; Choice soc; Golden Syrup Soc; Silver
Orfps SIC. k+ tt'Se' 80 ~
Sugar lin barrels per pound): Fair l0c
Prime I'VE; Choice nc; Yellow clarified l2c
White clarified lie; Powdered l5c;Crushed IA
Fish (MackercD: No. |, half barrels $40; No
q half barrels So No. !, kits 49, No.2. kits 81 81
Tobacco, per ID, 5p@8oc. sas
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From rndAys Daily Iiefaid.i
TEtis MEDICAL AssOCIiTlOs.


"' ""''''" 'o''''''''
-
ll''''o pAf'
The association was called TO order
ut pine 1clock--presidcDt CIopIIn In
the chair. "a
Prayer BY Tile chaplain.
The reading Of the proceedings Of
tb91stc1n sesins wss -dIspsnscd with.
This reporter bcgs TO say that the new
secretary, DIR. East, looks very much
like q secretary, aud adorps his ONCE
with circumspcct attention to his du-
tlessand with cvcr ready and patient
courtesy. .lssei,o..sa
The president announced that new
business was IN order. $3.50. 1890.
DR. Ashbel Smith then introduced
the following resolution ;: " !, ! ...,.,,.
Resolved. That a COMMITTEES of three
be appointed to memorabilia the Texas
legislature \! requesting that they make :,
MedIsai caila"a :" ' '' '''''
ns-r.s,e'... =. y, q. ls,.
~, ''o ss'noveu 'na' 'ne 'r''o'u''on
20 , ncop!eo. c =. =.
- 'rV! 'neu ,ea', 'no a ,.I,
''on % ~. W. M MI ~ "c"'n '
eriord, iexas' lot ihemoersnip. W.
Dr. hoss moved that tho rules De
suspehueu anu 'ne app''cahe 'eiec'ea'
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Tns Nnw err uOVIESaEST.
We give belcwt 10 names of Tic nov
corporation oiiceiJ clectedo on Tucsday.
Under thccltyclT rter, they take charge
Of their rcspeetiJ 70 Offices on the third
day after the clg ction: .N W.
Mayor, Willif I'm l.. Cabcll.
Marshal, Jun lus Peak.
Assessor AM | Collector, Thomas J.
Keeton.
Treasurer, ;obsrt II. Wa. 4 10
City Attorn ey, WILLIAM NJ, Edwards.
City Engi neer, Wil'dam NJ. John
son. iNlEdi tsiSlir Fpstil sii'ssa'l
ALDGRyRN bThar1'f
First war d, Henry Ervay, r. T.
Burkes, J.alI eonarf .5dya hF0at ~
Second We I'd, r. d. Couphanour, John
NJ. HOWELL. ss jslogsg 10 sail,giies,'
Third ward, John Owens. Alex. n
Henssey IosegphC Mcconnell. ~
Fourth gwr I'd William q. Young
Henry D. NJ cConnell Z p saiasHCl 15sS
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Coffee and Tea.

Rio, common, 30c;. Fair tn good, Sic; Prime
to choice, BE; o. q. Java, Csc; Tea, per d. 500
| 81 ~. gttisi5as s.l. :
Fruits. Nnts and Confectioncries.
Apples (green) u barrel 81 eO@9 %; dried
u 10 lac; Lemons, u box 50 90; Oranges y
box IS 80; Figs, new q ID zoe; Raisins In
Zante, d ID, (new) l5c; Turkish prunes (newj
y ID lSc; Afnon 3, soft shell, "a b 2sc FiIberts
(newl u ID 200; Walnuts, u n 2Sc, Brazil nuts,
v n Ice; Peanuts, b 2Xc; Cranberries. y
fancy candy, n u 259&c; Pecans, . bushel
s. 90. itE4 ~ 'si-i g n ~
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,sssNgEiIEBSi "A M n n EC9RD, I'd
,aNeTbaye aon sOlr. table the March
number0fa .aboReb named periodi,
cal, being numberthreeo Of volume foa.
of It'll publicatior. 4 II thas aicorps Of
some eight etlitorsi IN different parts.o u
the unions snaeng whom va, notice tlle
name ofsDr. A.sRs KilpatIiek, ,ef IA.
vasota, Texas; besidesT q long list OF
associate editors, and correspondents,
among them 4. MsAyelch, N. D.; II,
J. Heard, NJ. D.; and w, A.. Heard, NJ.
ID, ofsTexas.a FlIei present number
coiitains.a number OF loriginal. articles
ON SUBJECTS ofinterest to 6physieians,
gleanings, extracts, editorials and mis-
cellaneoasmatter, fillingsixty-six pages
OF matter. Published at Atlantic, Ga,
.bysthek outherrn Publlshingleompapy
sisonthlys 80 90 9periy year, in advances.
Address Powell 4 GOLDSMITH, editors,
Atfa,,to lfia iS9N99fb f'fsuemEJ9 H9iAf
SAtkhntSt,fQa. sflsi,nE J1ass fNsf ave
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p ,al1lIAustin statsslnan.l N

II 81 fMFF-'i Aubtlu r5thttsliausIfi4Lh f ttffi
| In a previous number the proceed.
Iings of a meeting, proposing to organ.
lie historical association, were pub.
llished. Since then 4 very important
bili has been introduced into Ire house
of, representatives providing for atbs
establishment Of q. statistical aud his,
Itorical bureau. = '''''p 1870 q y
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it.provises 3s,at the
state librarian, shall be made ex-ofJieio
fcomn,issiAner or clerk ofthis. bureau.
| that he, n TO, receive. record and keep
| IN state of preservation. all 'doeli.
ne,,ts relatimt "a the settlement al
Texas. Its, civil. and military Z history.
and communications frOm persous con.
cerning the sane. Aiso 10 proenre
such statistical .data rs be may able ID
ohto;n ANA rlahal N h Al availahiA
s SSsr iaSlass ase a 81 ass lA,"
| GoTbe object ofthe friends oftbis meas.
ure il to create a legal custodian forfhe
| Historical data which NAV be pr0c,Itd
| bV tbe hisforiai nssoe .iafioti cofYsIdcred
worth preserying. ~ give the bolders
a. Imnrtant mil II and privat.. deem
menfs tbr,wing light mon the history
~ Ma stafa an a "a III ~ 81 III
~ saYSiv ifenf n n sl,0yt IN S,ssist fi,S
s;II,5e nav n isssnp made g scoIieet ' ma s
terials for the ,,sa ~ = hisforIan IN The
comniiafian n Z Correct hisforv ~
Tevss : TN &,
IN or.1ar 70 enable the covernor n
. n,so,nt 81 '1i>s,srisss = = ,Ssesien,an "a.
ENJOYMENT ~ ifseh. ~. ? fhe rao,,,red
dufies ai,Iy and 6ifbfuliv. n "a iorof1H Ned
t3 increSse bjs ssissy z 'Tbls VII IL
fIie only a6djtioosii exf,enee Ttha Istafe
viIl'i.csr. ,He,SilI M Under the ~
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Alcohol % gal 81 %; Gum Camphor I, n COO
Chloroform 81 80; Gum opium v ID 50 25A9 80
Soc; Nader 3 * = l & ss o Nj sweet sal %
Sperm @ gal 50 90; Bergamots pure, Tib " 75q
90; Lemon y b 81 00@7 p; soda sal English
fBlb SO; Sulphur fiouraa b &c; Rosin y b 7c
Alum "a N 7QsSc; CalomelB n 81 50e12 rs; Coch.
meal 81 OU; Copperas 6@sc; Liquorlc extract
SOC; Morphine 50 50a8 75 Oil, Castor n gal 81 q
az 50; Olive q gal Sa 25@2 20; Tannefs' 81 co.
Cassia y u 81 50; Quinine on ~ %; Soap
pure a b SOC; commercial q n Use; Venetian
red v ~ &c; White lead pure per keg SIS 500
II 90; Strictly pure per keg Si4 009l4 20; Lin
seed oil raw = gal u s5@l %; Boiled y gal u 30
al q. e.sr.f 4
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HORTON HOUSE,

p ,so.sa s,se Of puble .qsars,,
sAcKsBoRo. JACK COUNTY. TExAs.
with st.b,e attached. Terms n % psr ssy.
~ per week. Np
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

ton adjourned 10 meet nj 2 O'Clock.
AFTERNOON SESSION. Y
The meeting was called TO order NJ
two O'Clock. " sli,. I. N.
The applioation'of the Williamson
County Medical association for mem.
bership was received. The application
was ordered returned, with instructions
that when they would concede 70 the
rules ofthe Texas Medical association,
they would be accepted. 80 sls,s b
Dir. Ross read the caption Of o report
onapublic hygiene, made to the WASH
ingtoni County Medical association.
Referred 10 " committee. :, ,,,,,s. Y, I,
DIR. Stuart offered the following reso-
luton: asst i5h, hA.iih5ls saeitiif
Resolved, That the thanks of this
association be rendered To- Mr.. d, r,
Shepard, of the Western Union tele-
graph line, for the free use Of the tele-
graph lines; to railroad companies who
furnished us with half-fare tickets, and
that q special vote of thanks be ten
dered the superintendent VI the Trans
Continental road for passing delegates
over the line free OF charge; and, also,
to the medical faculty of Dallas, and
extended the assncist iiS, 'r. ~
ri, Y, q s..,as !. -
Ing secretary 'he 1 r saa .i'e tePoDtrt VI y
the committee on, obituaries. 1t was
moved that the same be accented.
f,o.r,aa ff7's's'sf'i01 9ltdli't IS ;
o ---4 sa g,
VI. hooihsoh then ohereu the ioi-
lowing preamble and resolutiOnsip "a
Whereas, The season at which we
NAV look for n visitation If that, tarri-
Bic enemy Of our race. yellow fever. IN
some or many localities 81 our state:
and ~ hereas while There q ists 4 IIYOnp
orr brofessionai brethren differences az
opinion ,as to its Character. causes.
prosa9ation and treatment, all agree
M Tie efIiciency Of 4 proper system Of
hygiene, III preventing a visitation Of
this xmalady to- anys locality, be il
therefore ar ss,saj.is., ,,.ia. ss,,3,, q I
Resolved, That this association re-.
coinmend Is ali cities. TON M ana thick
" populated neighbofhoods, q the early
and i!prOmpt establishment and rlg IA
enforcement Of a proper system Of sam
itafy AYE anE EeEgias' ons ~ taeir r.
Rssol ~ /, I'M = . yac,,sn,yA, 4 sssba
proper step, III startling this proper sys-
tenn, the appointment Of boards yof
neAitls W W c0iil ke,sseu ~ tne main OF
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Prints: Merrimac lOc; Apcona Toe; ,Glouces-
ter l0c; Simpson Mourning Toe; sheppard
Plaids l0c; Prnks and Puppies loo; Ceyudetta
Solids loo; Montville Pinks and Puppies &c;
Columbian 8 ac; Genaire 7isac; Hope 81 Z. .'.
Bleached Sheeting and Shirtings:. Fruit OF
the Loom l62sc; Dwight Star Ice; Chapman
Long Cloth i2tSse; Social Mills Ll2lac; Boot
l2c; New Market l0c; Canoe yc,
Lawns and Percales: FROM 1875 To aoc. &iAs
Clark's D. MT. Spool Cotton, re.
No change In Boots aud Shoes. Stock good
and jobbing trade improving.
Il Brown Sheeting ami Shifting: Houston
City Mills "A l2c; Satanta ~ l2c; Miller River
llHc; Laclede b lie; Boot II II ,21lc; Mas
sachusetts q lie; Central Mills 7lSc; Bedford
II u &c; Big Tree g Ike; Massachusetts "a
DC; Empire T-8 73c.
Z Heavy Brown Drills and Duck: tiranite-
Vile Rio Drills He; Pepperili Rio Drills loo;
Plymouth Rock lac; Ravens Duck 22llSc; Supe-
rlOr Duck Gle; Howard Duck &c; Savage
Duck 22lzc; Colored Duck 25c.
Brown and Blue Deninls: Oakland l5c;
Boston 16c; Haymakers l0c; Otis IA &c.
Z Ticking Ocean lie; Princeton l2lzc; HOus-
ton CITY NILS ~; Conestoga 2 9 a 23c; Con.
improved Sci John A Ciark's x zoe; John g..
/ Cotton 'Plaids and Stripes. Magnolia l2,,sc;
Toledo lac; Alabama l5c;; Augusta I4lSc; Amer
.ipfon Checks: Lanarll i2,,sc; .imericls
Ice; Clark's Extra Heavy, t20c. !, 80,
Heavy Cottouadcs: 'Williamsvllle lal<c;
New Orleans Gaulet Jeans $50; Lynchbuig
271sc; Hopewell 27c; Denheld 30c Farmers
and Mechanics 30c; New York Mills d and T
IS; Plough, Loom and Anvil Soc.
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1.-THE blood be thin and watery the whole
system d unprecedented. Tue fie<t is fiabby,
the muscles lack hardness The nerves are re
taxed. the tnternal organs but imrerfectly
perform Their f1nerions- The brain Is inert
and, In shorf, The entire body Is only hall
alive The stomach y mainly responsible
~ TINS wrcsrhe1 condition OF fhe human
machine. stimulate and tone that organ
with Ho-sefteTs stomach BItters, and a
marked change for the better win soon be
apparent. ne result Of inpfosinr the a.
rezfson win fhi< potent and Esnial tonic wiz
BE NE csnver<lon OF TIE feod into rich, pure
blood. and Is The blood 4 tne raw material
nom which flesh, nu@cls. brain. bone. and
every rnesnbrnne. ff->ue ana lieement % TIE
bodr an raxbufrctursd. 81 thp-s comrc-
ncnts o. The nssferisl frzms Fin BE- gradually
rexsnerztsd and iovisorsted. T1lsls sound
doctrine. and u Is Sustained By the logic Of
fscfS
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irssuatrgo THT dslW sou
HUTCHINS HOUSE
/ IN. p TURNER. Prop'r, d
HOUSTON - TEXAS
Located 10 the Center Of Business.
. ,pi sgr,taaf4 80 3 =. ifs Ewif
EMPIRE HOTEL
z e. oBENcHAIN, 'Prop'r,
Northeast Corner Of the square
MCKINNEY. TEXAS.

Paving thoroughly completed and sump-
tuously furnished the sEmpire' with every
and pleasure of our guests, Including the car
peting of the halls and almost every room in
the building, we clam our accommodations
are such a are not surpassed by any hotel In
northern Texas.
We respectfully solicit ofthe travelling com
munity n test. sSwGms
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

opyioE OF THE DALLAS HERALD,(
April ~. lTt.
Figures have advanced slightly since our
last. We quote; ,ls, ..,. -r.-..
Buying. Selling.
Gold. QlllH ll2 0il2H