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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
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PA>SUMP>IC LODGE, No. ~ r. ~ 4. VI.
Regular communication Thursday eve on OF H.,
tore til" full of the Moon. j. +. TAYLOR. See.
HASWELL CHAPTER, No. II. X. 4. VI.
Regular communication. Friday "r before tn,
full of the moon. l. W. CCNNlNGHAM. Sec '.
PyI-'> Dirtetic >aIcratu>.-- Universally ac
know lodged the best in use. Each pound bears thu
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
tIunr20 10.
Mr. l.. 4. Alexander. agent for b. o. & o. G.
Wilson of Boston, writes Il have never been 50
fully satisfied with any article. for toilet us. 40
am with your Forest Tar Soap. Ii is II perfect
shaving Soap. yirldin" Il rich white lathcr that
does not dry upon the face" and leaves it soft and
free, from that SuIarting common - tender faces
after shaving II is til" best article for the skin |
have used. If ynur druggist does not keep
it send 3jct- t" the Forest Tar Co" Portland. Ne,
for Il cake.
CATARRH cannot he cured by -nutfs. washes
or local applications. 1t is weakness of the con
Stitutinn developing itself i'll the nasal organs
first afterwards extending {" the throat and lungs
ending generally in Consumption if not checked
by proper remedies. Pains i'll head. back l"ins and
weakness of kidneys its attendant Diseases
More people have tatarrh than any other disease
1t is easily cured. Thousands of cases some Of
forty years standing. have been entirely cured in
New Hampshire the past three wears by tn, COM
sttutiOndi Cdtarrh RsHisdg. Certificates To- back
tn" above, and a treats" on Catarrh i'll 32-pagr
pamphlet. sent free application To Iittrfirli 4
Co, pr"prietnrs. Manchester. y H. send mann.
on postal card and il will cost only IA cent. Price
= per bottle. t2O sept ~
LYONS kATHAIRON prevents the Hair from fall
ing turning gray rrnews its growth and
gives strength and vi.or Ii il delightfully."- per
fumed. and makes splendid dressing. 1t is the
cl"ane-t and most desirable Hair Tonic ever pro-
duced- [ used by the elite. Price only 20 cents
tAprl6 10
Parties buying Lead Pipe Lead Ribbon Lead
Tape, OF White Lead should read the Salem Lead
Company's advertisement i'll another column
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
SPRING and SUMMER
millinery
lust rcceircd at Mrs. e.. ". SENTERS
Ais" a fine assortment of
Ecru Lace Goods!
MRS. Il. W. SENTER
Main street. st. J"hnsbury March ~. I-76 1t
To Contractors,

PROPOSALS for digging and r-tilling nineteen hun.
drcd ami thIrty~tvrn rods more OF less of trench
lns f"r the It. J"hn-hury Water Works arr, now
solicited 10y the board of village trustees Sp-citi
cations and plans Tor said work are now On eNhi-
hIil"n al the Office "i Daniels Il Sylvester East
"rn Avenue. All parties desiring tn contract the
work. I" insure consideration of their bid will he
required I" accompany their Proposal with a good
ana >lfcl"nt bond. i'll the penal sum OF 81 OOO 90
Tor Inc faithful performance of the contract in cast
they secure the award. Bids will h,. received III,
IL April 18th. l-16. al : O'clock u. m All bids
should h" sealed For further information inquire
al III" trustees tHAS. \. SYLVESTER
CYRUS SARGEANT
T.. + BROWN
LUKE BUZZELL.
l-2U y. NJ JOHNSON
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: Sad Affair.

&c.,. ''- men OF the It. bloomsbury
...I, wen" arrested yesterday in
...... '"' state. charged with the
isr ,, ''""' - worth of property
a,.. -'"'eI\ of W. n. Burbank of
d.. '' TIA" night of March 10Th.
''''' consisted of cigars. candy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Concord.

Concord.
There was town meeting called last
week to see if the town would instruct
the selectmen to raise money to pay the
coupons now due on the 100000 =. &
O. Rail Road bonds. After considera-
BILE discussion pro and con. the yeas and
nays were called for, when some halt
dozen voted YEA" and about eight vo-
ted may" So the town is by this ac-
ton taking the position that the bonds
were illegally issued and therefore
worthless A good deal of dissatiSfac
ton is expressed at this, and another
town meeting will probably he called
soon. to take further action in the
matter.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Flowers, Shrubs, Plants
DreSS-Making!
DRESS MAKING & PLAIN SEWING

Th"S" wishr. SEWN. in their fami-s-eth.r
dr''ss-mahlnG. tailoring OF plain scwing-can ad
dress MIS-. {. +. BLACKSTONE
lt-l-' -. .John-hurV Centre
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and a valise, and we understand it was
found IN their possession, and that they
have confessed the crime. This blow
comes with crushing weight upon the
families of the young men. who are of
the highest responsibility, and who
have made sacrifices to send their sons
here t" school with high anticpations
for their future, only to have them thus
cruelty blasted. They have the hearty
sympathy of very many who hope
themselves never to experience
How sharper than serpents tooth it is
To have IA thankless child"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
Lyndon.

Lyndon.
Al town caucus Saturday evening last
the Lyndon Republicans elected tn,
tutrS to Burlington :. :. Thompson
Dudley =. Hall. W. II. McGatfcy. dele
gates; Jeremy Pearl. |. w. Sanborn
W. \. BcmiS. substitutes.
f. VI. Campbell has leased part of
the Lyndon Centre Hotel and has fin
islIcd off the barroom into Il store, into
which he moved last Monday.
The interest created by the Gospel
Workers still continues. Meetings will
he held every evening this week except
Saturday eve.
At the annual school meeting the fol-
lowing officers were elected in dist. No.
Il, Centre dist. J: moderator, G.. X. Hub
bard clerk. f. NJ. Campbell pruden-
tial committee, Chas. A. Whipple col
hector, f.. VI. Campbell; treasurer. C.
\. Whipple auditor, Sewall Bradley.
Fifteen cents on the dollar of the grand
list was voted to pay expenses for year
ensuing.
At the annual school meeting in Lvn-
d"nville, the following officers were
elected: |. W. Sanborn, moderator ;
Chas. \. Page. clerk j. NJ. Pillsburv,
prudential committee; II. C.. Mower.
collectors; DIR. j. w. Copeland, auditor:
|. w. Sanborn, treasurer and trustee.
Voted to sustain three terms of school
of II weeks each.
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West Concord.

Rev. Mr.. Healy of West Burke CAV,
an interesting lecture upon the princi
piles of Masonry, at the Masonic Hall
on Monday evening of this week.
good audience of ladies and gentlemen
were i'll attendance
The Water Cure is again open fol
patients and boarders. DIR. Tenney and
wife having returned the present week
They have been spending the winter il
Rhode Island and Massachusetts.
Concert and round party at the Uni
rersalist church on Friday evening.
March 81.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
church next sabbath.
The following officers were elected bv
the Methodist Sabbath School last Sab
bath for the coming year: Supt., sum
ncr Stockwell; Assist. Supt. l.. W.
Russell Secy. & Treas. {. W. Stowell;
Librarians, Jennie Tilton. ii. f. Howard.
Many of the readers of the CaIedonidn
will remember that Mr.. L. W. Russell
lost his wife and four children. all his
family, and also ii sister living with
him. with diphthera. some eleven wears
since. Now he is called to part with his
wife and child, leaving only one child.
Il daughter nine Years old.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
St. Johnsbury Centre.
St. Johnsbury East.

st. JohnSbury East.
ID. \. Chase, has bought the >o-callc,
John Lee place OF B. F. Wadlcigl
Price $3.50. Mr.. Chase bought on
year since the grist mill of +. Il. Gates
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31

Parties buying Lead Pipe Lead Ribbon Lead
Tape or White Lead should read the Salem Lead
Companys advertisement i'll another column
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-31
& ,4ohnsburn 6 aledonian.
Inr1L and Stair Wrn.s.

harry. w.. Friday, March 81. 1876.
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NOrriSYille-

Norrisville
Rev. Mr. Nichols from Barnet village
breaches at the school house here each
sabbath afternoon. The attendance
for the last year has averaged nearly
fifty and there is effort being made
towards building chapel for better az
rommodation.
The ladies society were to give an
oyster supper at Mr.. NnrrIs'S. Wedncs-
day evening.
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has fallen within the last week or ten
days in this vicinity.
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''' Montreal Express train. which
.'' huston at 6r. W.. and is due here
. 4. VI. arrived six hours late
'''"-. There had been ii wash
''" h""k>rtt, and construction
''rHlln. the damage, when
''',> cam" along last evening be
.-''l and nine o'clock. and ran
'1. """-'luction train. smashing
,... -''.' aud lniuring the engineer.
~. We '''' "n" other employee. but it
. -'. ""' seriously. 1t is claimed
,... constitution train had no sig
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take charge of the exercises.
c. .. >hattuck at South Danville. i,
driving business. He has several hand.
employed on his factory. finishing NJ
the inside and putting in machinery
| that has arrived. and more is on tn,
way. He means business.
/ The cankcI rash still prevails. al
though but few new cases are reported
&C.. II. DaNi>'> children are improvin.
slowly.
j. Il. Mattock>. cashier of Calrdnni;
National Bank. i still confined To til,
house with neuralgia. but is impruN in.
III general health and We hope to st,
him out again soon.
Walter Davis lost IA valuable ccw las
week and Is. y. Davis lost one til,
tiIst "t this week. They took cold afte
coming III. and lived but shor
time.
At the annual school meeting in thi
village. the following officers were elect
ed: moderator. :. II. Stone: clerk. Geo
/ T.. Eaton: treasurer. j. Is. MattockS
collector. W. II. Stone. To ill vacan
cie> on board of prudential committee
y. StnckcI. Walter Davis. \. II. Smith
Voted tn have two terms of schooln!
of three months each to he SIpporte,
by funds exclusive of the Phillips acad
envy fund. which is to Ice applied by til,
committee towards third term
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
TexaS.Pneinc HALLWAY.

The Galveston News learns from
Major Bond that the late purchase of
iron for the extension Of iron for the
Texas and Pacific Railway, comprised
twelve thousand tons of rails, part
from the Chattanooga Mills, to be
shipped via Memphis and Little Rock
to TexarkGna; part in st. Louis, to be
shipped via the st, Louis aud Iron
Mountain road; part in Chicago, to be
shipped via Moberly and Missouri,
Kansas and Texas road; and n portion
via st. Louis and the Atlantic and Pa
cific road to Deuison; part Mt Dan
vile, Virginia, and part at Reading,
Pennsylvania to be shipped by steam
er to Houston, Texas, and from thence
NORTH to LongvieW or Dallas. Tile
iron has been all contracted for ant
is being delivered 10y the different
mills. The company are also aOou
closing contract for twenty locomo
tives, four hundred freight cars an'
about twenty other cars, with whlcl
to fully equip its line of road. 1t II
the intention of the company to com
piete its line from Eagle to FOR
Worth, and the line between Paris AM
Texarkana, before the end ofJuly.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
HORRIBLE I
Another A"hI Runaway Hcroism of
the DriNPr-the Wreck

Yesterday afternoon, about four
O'Clock in the morning, two infurgrpd
mules, licensed by Il cowhiie in the
hands Of peaccabIe citizen, who was
IondIy aShng them with it As hard ms
he 'ouId got under hradway with a
'uII head Of steam, their valves pulled
"peh' and the engineer pulling back
ON the rcins tan angle Of forty.hye
degrees.
flushing down turpcn,iuc walk at
The rate Of sixty miles au hour, they
struck u Oois dare stump, two feet
high, with the OF fore wheel rbe
wheel spun OIL down the Texas and
faclllc railway, in the direction Of
CIeOurne, and the mules, turning a
double somersault, lit on their ears aud
continued to make time thus until
lhey reached the Trinity, which they
spanned nobly. The driver wa, VIC.
lehly slammed to the earth, when
The wagon wheel came in contact with
the stump, but followed on all.fours
rapidly. When our special reporter
reached the ruin over in the river bot.
tom, the mules We're dancing the
glide to the enhancing, voluptuous
music of "Ihe Maiden's Prayer" exc
cuted by Johnny Thompson's band,
under the skilltul baton Of Hans Won
BulOw.
The accompanying diagram prepar.
cd for the Centennial will explain lu-
mInously the exact positions of all the
actors in this terrific horror which |
has cast Z DOM over the entire COM |
mnn'ty including the CONNIE rcial re-
porter.
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BACON Clear sides, iils@l5c; supply am.
pie, market good,
BurTER-Comiug In rapidly; prices de,
| ohnmg; % cents according to grade fresh
country,
CANDLEs-sohaners l7slSc; supply am
pie.
CANpY-Stick, IA TO 10 cents, according Ia
grade. Dallas Candy Mandatory ~.
CHEESE Western, liGlB.
COAL OIlr-Markct bare; rs cents In bar
| rels; In cases s. BSGsl TO-
COFFEE--Uld good va,35Cg3Gc; Rio choice
8l4c; prime, BE common, 32og22Sgc, stock
ample; demand fair, with an upward ten.
coin MEAL Supply good; bolted, 7Sc
unh0Ited, % cents per bashel.
FLOUR--Todd Mills, 81 10 for the best
NNA from 81 to 81 %; XIX, 81 10; y, ~ 80; 81
LO0iS, none offered.
llAMS-Fnnoy brands III Ames) lie; oil
brands nom los to l6}c market quiet;stoolI
small.
kKOuT-Too lute in tho season 10 quote
LARD-ln ticrce, iblqc; ION pals, 1870
Fairbanks ~ Pecks, IN thus, IKE Market
MdLHSsas- light Fancy Louis
iapa. 7Uc; choice, be; prime, Goc; ntir toe
SALl-In sacks. Liverpool, e. for coarse
hnr ~ ~ OHIO uNor IN barrels, Anr, 81 To-
dairy In barrels, q Il, table, De- per saclI
supply light, market quick
SNGhlt-ilrRnulalud 10y the barrel l9'pc,
crushed, 2'qc; powdered, l3hC, prime pow
dcred, 'c lower coffee \, Ils4c; coffee &, lW4c
choice Louisiana, Toe; prime, slsc; dry Hlr,
DC, Market quiet, supply ample. \ rise In
New Ouruus and New York reported.
iEA-tne-t gunpowdor Il % Market
quiet, supply good,
strength, IUttGjC
ArPl E~-Drlrd, l2l,c for choice; lie. for
prime; zoe. Tor STATE. Supply smooth.
POULTRY hight, demand good,
SO 40 per dozen ion chickens,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11

The friends and patrons OF The HEN
AID will please bear in mind that 'he
counting.room, In which all matters
OF business only are transacted, IL Oh
the ground floor; that no advertise
ments Will be received anywhere else
that all Advertisements from parties
with whom we have no account must
he paid IN adraDcG that all advertise
ments must be handed into the count
inr.room before . O'Clock y. m. to III
sure insertion in the next days issue
and that all job work, except to Parup
with whom we haverunnlng accounts
must be paid tor on delivery,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
On 10 Benton.

The work ON the Dallas and NlchI'a
continues to be pushed forward, ana
the value OF lands along its line as wen
an lots in Denton, will soon begin 10
feel the revivifying Influence OF pros
perity and II positive railway commu-
nication with Dallas. 1t is Thought
that enough of the road will be in run
ming order by September to greatly H.
ollitate the transportation OF cotton
aud add considerable trade to our aI'
ready increasing traffic with the people
OF that section, which is one of the
richest and most fertile in northern
Texas. In the event of the road being
extended up into the iron and coal re-
gion, an additional and very powerful
element OF prosperity will he ga'nec
which win fasten the establ ishmen'
mere at no distant day Of more toun'
ueries and extensive rolling mills,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
rHE FIREMEN.
Meeting 60 take Action About the cen
trnniAI Celebration

At "A meeting Of Dallas Hook and
Ladder Company NO. =, held at thplr
truck house, In East Dallas, saturday
June 10, 1876, The following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
FIRST That this company will ioiu
with the citizens Of Dallas county AZ a
company IN the celebration Of the
centennial anniversary Of American
independence.
Second rhat We respectfully re-
quest "A meeting OF the Dallas Fire De
wrImenl AT an early day tn devise
ways and means for the celebration of
SAID anniversary by tho entire
department of thi, city in
All appropriate aud patriotic manner
and that We extend to the h.rmen of
other towns aud cities Invitations to
join with us ON thi, occasion.
Ihlrd-Ihat copy OF these pro.
eeedlngs be published in the daily
papers Of this city.
,,,. JOHN j. GOOD, President.
}. T. TOuLEN, Secretary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
FRUITS AND NUfS.

APPLES-Are scarce; they are quoted ~
sg@ 10 per BARREL for extra choice medium 10
market duh, supply small
ALMON DS- FerragOru from 2iI21c per 10
BANANAS-F ON s2II per bunch,
FIGS--ln layer, per pound, nc; no drum
figs in the market; small pill boxes by the
100, 81 ~.
LEMONS-Are advancing and are quoted
Mt So 5O97 ~ per box.
ORA NaES-Are scarce and quoted at W N
6aS w per hundred for the Mosslna. No Pal
ermo or Louisiana IN market.
They are quoted in New York NJ lie;
AlSINA-Layer, per box, 81 bOg3 759i %
for Fond0n s.,
WALN ttTS-Grenoble are quoted at zoe.
COCOA NTTS-Are quoted ut 90 per nun
bred. ,,o $500
PEA NUTS-T Tennessee firm at lOgl2c POI
pound.
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A Card.
To the Editor Of The lierald.l


Meeting yesterday at the depot for
II few moments with the Hon. n. Ii.
Darnell Representative from Iarrant,
and naming to him the fact that he
was charged with being an enemy of
Dallas on the Supreme Court question,
as heretofore published In The HER.
AID, he requested me to make known
to the people OF Dallas county, who
have 50 often hOnored him as well in
old times as last year, that it was false
lie said he wanted the Supreme court
held at his own town of Fort Worth, but
if that could not be, he was for Dallas
against all other places. That
he ever had and ever would
cherish the warmest feelings of graft.
tnde to the people of Dallas who had
so often honOred him in the last TWEEN
~ years, and especially desired that
THE HERALD and all who had been
misintormed, should do him the JUS
tice Of correcting the erroneous im.
preston. He was not before aware Of
its existence. Respectfully,
JEFFERSON PEAK.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
COTEON
IiIr GHAIN WAnntV

tuRN -IpGbs IA shuck, 20 tn I'D vruts Tex
rs lu sack. al 90 IS cents, Is lusBs, ear, % cts,
Kansas, sacked. hh tu 90 cents. Market quiet.
supply UP TO the demand
WHEAT Nc, ,, from Nc Ia "a WH, No. :,
nom =, cents, No. :, tu cents, la demand ton
lower gtadC, market weak,
BARLEY Nothing doing, no stock, prices
nominal at soc
uAIS-Are worth from - to q cents. Mar
ket very duli,
RNE-pricos nominal at zoe, nothing 40
lug.
BkAN-MIrkot well supplied with h,.t de-
mand. Mrquutr ut We porcwt,
HAY Texas, nom elUHllls per ton,
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Celebrating ,he Fourth al J"l,

To the Editor of Tho Herald.
Ike aud approve your plan OF the
telehration,' with one single eNcep-
ton. Have no barbecue IL il more
annoyance, trouble aud expense than
any one can appreciate unless he has
gone through II, by all means have
basket entertainment. There is no
doubt but an abundance will be on
hand II sufficient interest can be
aroused, and then you have the assist
ance OF ladies around every basket and
spread. In justice to the fair sex
must say one of them knows more
about these matters than committee
OF men, and can arrange her pr0vl-
siOns with more taste and satisfaction
to the eaters than any dozen men.
Give them the chance and invite their
cooperation. u.s.. uOOD.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11

The committee of arrangements on
,ohoIf of the Tennesseans would beg
leave to return their warmest thanks
~ Tom Smith, Esq, one of the prorri-
storg of the LeGTaud, as wel' rs the
others, for appreciated courtesles :, ex !,
tended last night, upon the occasion
Of the reception of Ex-Governor 'ohn
r. Brown Of Tennessee,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11
ANNUAL POEM



Frouo tbn N,rth th. soutb. the l,,st ana the
or our States Press We greet the strongest
Hud best;
Magician of power DER types ana pens,
S"V'rcigns OF the hearts OF mlhds"l mem
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rne stars and stripes ana '"nquesS OF the
"VN'
Columbia, mission has uulrnuchised the
earth,
birth;
And his influence extends DER the land and
sen
to be-.
Makes man 10 man ~ Seasons ln,oaiu ho on
Nv c,sim
AIike in nriyate ranks or I'm the lists Offame.
Aud every creed ana view the lhlnu SuSsestS'
Here nniS plaoS 10 Rtei ta,n sIu aernn ~
the free,
Is bequeathed hls-hls rlchoSl les"'S'
Her Press Is me EereD9s Ihnt Wnlrnes 81
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u.r ,,,,.t.rs IN. higbwavs a science have
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al To her sod:
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where the wizard of steam triumphantly
flashes
d.. ,.o,. ,or no,yers IN ali regions display
An" H wey. ~ NV S'''' '''''
| And the east and the west united proclaim
'''''i fame. ''''
r1sr sons and sjres. rich or poor, learned or
Al, S un!S' 4 ,oul with freedoms instincts
And h n@uIi That leap with "A burning glow
10 Sn fon ''''"N "
|
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v,.ro ' nau "itt nv tbnnders echolng by and
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n o., ovcrlond. over sea the living echoes
uow T nations hailed us from afar, aud blessed
| the earnest flame
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FROM thc W sword '''
nth ohove wars dark cloud her banners
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LII VI HIR

YELLOW PINE-BuNing, fencing, scantllnl
a. - per hundred dressed boards, y 70 PEI
hundred, ceiling, ~. csllins, ~ = ~
WHITE PINIs-CciliuE, c4-2l,.a.s.2l -llt wORtli
erbonldinR, ~; select boards, 81 lNUts1.
CYPRESS BOABns-SiasI %.
SHINGLHS-White pine, 81 jO9S5 -; ~,
prnss, 80 %,
The market Is evidently active. Demand
quiet supply ample The amount OF build.
ing going On Is considerable and no failing
Oh perccptlblt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-06-11

ONlONS-Uld dry, " 10 per barrel. Mar
kut bare.
POTA TOES-rhorc Is little or nothing do
ing and but few good In market. They are
worth from iO9Bl cents per bushel. New
ones coming IN, are worth a W per bushel
BEANS-Nny, IA cents per d., white &C.
Supply good.
GABBAGES--som in market; supply
ligh. Scarce and high.