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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-07-14
$500 LoT

0Qe Ladies' Opera Chain sitn slide ana tasec5
One heavy Ladies Neck Chain,
One beautiful Locket for tie sooFe
One Ladies' Cameo" Pin aad Ear Rings,
One pair (2) elegant Bracelets
Ore pair Amethyst Sleeva Butops inlsid
with Pearls.
One pair Onyx Sleeve Butt IA
One set studs 10 match the above
One fine Gents Watch Chain With ohara
One Amethyst Ring iulaid with Pearls.
One Topaz ming inla:d with Pearls,
One Ladies' heavy Band Ring.
One Ladies' Chemise Button
One Gents Partisan Diamond Pin
One Collar Button,
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The hay crop promises to be

Potatoes 1908 Ell, oue are
backward.
II. n. Peyton Is Co. have the
contract for furnishing the stone for
tie barbor Improvement.
Some women won't be happy
IN heaven unless they can scrub ii
out occasionally
a granger writes to ask Chow
long COWS should % Mixed The
same as short ones.
. John ". Bradshaw came up
rom River Falls on Wednesday
and returned on Friday.
Mp. Eougan, of River Falls,
attended Judge Barron's court as
steaographie reporter.
c. Z. Greeley has been awarded
The contract for the delivery of SO
cords Of brnsh for the harbor inn
pro- ement.
-Bardon's Single mill has shut
down for few days. while an i'm
proved dragsaw and bolter are being
put in.
MAJ; Sein and Mr.. Setter of
Duluth added luster to the Superior
bar by their attendance upon the
Circuit Court this week.1
The Rev. DR.. Rice will hold
divine service at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow Sunday after
noon. at four o'clock.
"A new use for shingles. It is
sd # properly applied they are a
sure cure for the toothache that at
taoks q boy about fifteen minutes
before school time.
-TAomas Mitchell. Esq, banker
or Lexington Ky was in town this
week. looking after tax matteEs and
saltiar the nronartv of Samuel CLAW
Jr., Of vhom he IS the assignee.
n,r nbor,o,, ,a,dod on ON,
shores } few days 400 with a bot Of
paste ana m armful of posters A
circus is coming. Bows. commence
t5 save vonr ricke,s
soa .oa .,.otb j Mind ~ tho cor.
den baa by+ tho wise man nassotb
v.ban SHADES ara ,rp,-,n and lot,etb
lis wife make i
NJ
:, -" 'o' a. -
INC = ,pi9 0eA' '',iu F." II i'
mr. Tanes Newton sbo vas Or
eomnanieJ b. Nh. p.nI Wood
Mr. - NJ, = y r.t,
Isya ra.,,rraq from, v;si, - tbair
,.n,.., l,,,..t.a NJ vi.
s. - - ..,
,,o,.;...;
rb 80. b5
of soc,;o,s IL g s,a
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- ~ ~ :. :. - = s,lI -. 80,
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- "
i. }. Douglas, executor OF this
5f,.I , ia '-'-' ~ =,
'1 l' 40
~ 3'' 90 = y '''," y ,'V'n
''7 vas y iih'l "ei'on0o DS
'''' 'i'01'7 q ''i0 n'''" u Tue
and now IT'S the snakes that
nave broken out at bayfield,. An
EDITORS boots are said to be full OF
EN-. 6rassh5ppers, caterpillars,
small box, tornadoos and snakes
onuef whats the next a1lilcton
- MS western country
Last Friday and Saturday were
unusually hot days, the mercury
climbing into the ninetles. 1t is
strange that during the warmest
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1877-07-14

DOUGLAS COUNTY.
In Justices Court.

D2 2og5 y s c2UETE' Justices Court
To WILLIAM CRANWELL You are hereby no.
tilted that warrant OF attachment has been Issued
against you ana your property attached to satisfy
tie demands Of W. Hacker, amounting TO Forty>six
93190 dollars (S4693>100). Now, unless you shall
appear before A c. Brown, Justice If the Peace in
and for said county, ut his office in said town. on the
TWENTY,TlIlRD day of JULY, A. D. 1917, at two
o'clock in the afternoon, judgment will be rendered
against you and your property sold to pay the debt
Dated this 3rd day cfJuly A. D. 1871
J. w. HACKER.
jy6>3 Plaintiff
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id
ementon these fsurest to give II
& FINE SOLID SILVER WATCH FEE
On o
elegant Gents siz good cp
pot unity iso nerelb enc Il a
the understand that
gandn
rcf1ndeI. Scndn by o. money order
Gold all the leading
thee sent
orderst
IRA LSTOT% y T. w EET4E2G co.,
Importers 1 Watches md L1yy,
Lasale and Randolph Streets, Chicago IL
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WEND ARD WATER PROOF

garments specially. Our Cloth surface
Coat combines two garments in one. For
stormy weather, it is a perfect Water Proof,
ana dry weather
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BANKRUPT SALE OF JEWRLRY.
Great Failure oftile Milton O. old Jew eIl.y
Company in London.
Their Entire Stock Consigned to usto Raise Money

in arket 70
Godrom O
in the speed which public
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

New Orleans Picayuno. II will not
oo either consistent or Just for the
north, having now more railroads than
she needs, built for her 10y the use ol
national money and credit. and actually
suffering AZ she is from oyerproduction
resulting from the operation Of an un.
equal tariff, now suddenly to proclaim
herse' ms opposed, upon high constitu,
'lohai grounds, to such enterprises AS
the perfection OF the Mississippi leyees
and the construction Of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, The south has borne
the brunt OF the democratic battles. but
II has not been for barren party vic.
tory that the great body of its voters
have supported Seymour Greeley and
lilden. Its great object since the war
has been restoration to the union ON a
loollng OF perfect equality with other
sections. Peculiar eXigencies have forced
The present administration to concede
all that was claimed upon the score of
state rights; we have little to thank
the northern democrats for in this con.
summation but it is in their power To
aid us now, and if they refuse to do SO
they should be taught that we under.
stand our value and our strength. This
autumn nineteen states will hold cleo.
lions. In many of them the contest is
close and doubtful, The south only is
solid, and while it has the political
sagacity to remain so it will carry vic.
tory to whatever side it may spouse
Northern conventions, both republican
and democratic, have declared against
government subsidies, land grants and
loan Of credit in fur therance of internal
improvements, let the question be
forced upon the administration whether
lIhas amy reason TO expect countenance
and support from this section unless it |
returns the favor in some substantial |
iorm and upon the democracy whether
it has any right to hope for the united |
Of the south for the az
yrandizement Of northern politicians
merely.
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Commercial.

NEW ORLEANS, september 0.-flour good
demand, shade high Supernne ~
Xxx IS OOaj 2j; XXX 50 2ja6 80 choice 20 20
al ~ Corn quiet a Il steauyi whlie W
yeiow zoe. Oats demand moderate, bailc.
y0ffee quiet at l7h9.iAc.. sugar qulet, nf run
Snhbing. common 10 good common I95ci ian
10 fully fair sg &c; prime TO choice s1tgaTtci
yellow clarified s49sltc; Mg.aasss' ~
doing. Rice, scarce ana nfini o'''"' ~
choice 5h9G54c.
Nrw YoRg. September 3O.-Flour shade
arnnsr. Wheat 1880 better. Corn quiet ana
'Sisht-Flour shane stronger for shipping
oraIe-, other kin IS unchanged hlnl.I
srLsst brands dull, closing firiner for low
,srsd.s. southern flour steady common 10
Sir "a g5a6 rs; good TO chO'ce " 90, 20
| Wbaat Ia a. higher and somewhat uns.ltle
AZ si g0aI 81: ungraded winter fed ~ 5Ogl y,
White western I'm shan- hrmeI VII ~ uio ~
rate demand. Oats unchanged. Conee Il'
steady. ,-.-,.
R.trtNoRE, September 2o-Flour AIRY
| .ctivs n m and unchanged. Wheat uuIl
snd steady; western strong am hlsheI
| soutbern re good to prime u W. ~ aii''
her Al sal 20, western steamer ~ ~ ~ ~
s"astsrn yrinter red spot 81 ~; = pieinutl
/ " ~. october 81 sal ~. Southern corr
! s,asdv demand; westert quieti southern
white g. ACC: yellow 6j94c.
a. Iorts. September 2O.-Flour i nIn
and unchanged; Ky fall, 9 90 ~ ~. \, &c
! 81 qqr5s 10 b heat No. red lhIt ~ - a..
dosf7 "A. Corn No. 2 mixed Sc; Osis nun
or. No. 2sI4c Rye frm a. 551se. Barley ~ ~,
"a lie az, whisky stesdy a. ~ ". foIi
an,,sr a. IA I2i<a3 Is. Lard, nominal sh'
inch d. winter, &c asked, &C biz. sum t
,nsr ~ sske sc bad. Bulk meats ~ s 'G
i've lear ribs u. arc. Bacon easier ~ p.
ssilasx aszds1{c, for shoulders elea' in
an Hogs@stesdy and unchanged. -.,-
Tstfle-Dull and nominal for native 81
- hntehers, steady and unchangeo w
ar business Tor nome trade and intsfi0
shipping points
sheep-Unchanged'
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ASubs,,tUte for Gas.

Exchange: There have been eXperi
mcnts made in Paris recently when
have proved so successful that owners
Of gas stock may become alarmed ioi
it is claimed that substitute Tor gas
has been procured, which, under the
most unfavorable conditions, VIII DE
three times cheaper than gas. 1t Is
adapted to indoors and outdoors, mex
plosible, odorless and without flicker
ltpreserves the original color OF the ar,
tlcles which it eliminates. 1t Is calleu
the Candle Jablochkoh,' and in nc
way resembles any of the electrical
lights previously introduced, though we
judge by the fact that the cost OF TINS
new light is said to be reduced TO one
fifteenth of the cost OF gas IN manuiac
tories having hydraulic power tha'
compressed air is an important factor
in the production of the new light
The candle used lasts an hour or TWO
and is replaced by an automatic ar
rangement, thus securing light LOT any
length of time desired.
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4 most remarkable murder is puz'
cling the detectives OF Atlanta just now
Some time since the headless body oil
white man was discovered near Amerl'
Gus, Georgia. The body was entlrely
naked, and the clothes had been burned.
The head had been partially cut OIL at
the neck by some blunt instrument
and then twisted off as one would t"ist
Tie neck OF . chicken. The neck bones
or gristle protruded two or three inches
above the shoulders. The head was not
to be found. It was impossible to dis
cover who the murdered man was
There was no one in the neighborhoodi
who was missing, and no strangers had
been in that section for some time. AT
length a clue came to light. A piec Of
the shirt of the murdered man, hardy
an inch square, with the edges badiy
scorched, was found. A negro man
recognized it as piece OF checked snlr'
belonging to one of the three station
cigar makers who had settled IN the WI
lage some months before the MURDER
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wa,er. water, Waterl

Who would do without n good, new
or. failing well of water when they can
Get a large well made SO cheap with
the Celebrated Centennial Well Anger,
nv calling on the undersigned at the
New YorK restaurant, on Elm street,
near the Texas wagon-yard, or by
nostel. card through the pOstofiice, he
having purchased the only anger ana
the right tc use it in Dallas city and
county. Artisan wells a specially.
sepl5d-lm. r. DhfLhn'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21
RAILWAY BUILDING.

.,utpg Progress ~ work ON ia,
",,,,vosteTn nnd Sabine Pass Rail
I'D .Wcniy-ssVon Miles Bridgrd
ayndrd ana iled'
rbs Northwestern aud Sabine Pass
.dro.d ns yet scarcely known, II
o"Is,y uut surely progressing, win an
,"e md solid directory. This compa.
~" hnyp graded, Tied and bridged thus
" rDm Lawrence, via Kaufman,
,,UotT,ior creek, u distance OF twenty
'oysn miles, \ depot and town hos
n..n mid out near Kemp pOstohlre,
,ne town called Burwell city, the land
W, saId depot donated by Colonel sam
pa,mley aud Dr. Still Colonel Parm.
mn old Texan and u former resi-
%snt Of NacOgdoches county, Those
uniting or seeking lands or locations
wiIi do well to visit this locality before
rnrchasing, the soil, timber and water
bsing line. The citizens Of Goshen,
Henderson, county, gave a barbecue on
,he ION instant. There was a large
ostheriug Of the people, near two
ibou-and attended. Speeches were
made by Mr. Grant, OF the
lawrence Times, Captain Manion and
C1ptaiu Slaughter all in the interest
N line road. Each gentleman made
sensible business talk TO the people,
po,nting out plainly The advantages
and Importance of tGis road. The PEG.
MIA NJ once agreed 10 grade, bridge aud
Ie heroad through their county, The
coptrlct was let TO build to Athens by
tbe Rrs, Of January. This road passes
through aud peuetrates the finest yell
lowpne region in the world, and can
scarcely fail TO be one of the best pay
inc roads Ia the state.
viii Dallas sit quietly with folded
hands, ani miss this opportunity to
buijd to kaufman (about thirty miles,,
and reap the harvest Of cotton ana
lumber that now lies in /, ach? Other.
wise the road will br fuilt to sherman.
Knufman September 49, 1877.
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ana lelto few days before the body wa.
discovered Inquiries were put on foot
ana IT was discovered that two of these
men had reached Savannah, but that
me Ihlrd was missing, Steps are being
taken to arrest the survivors, and see #
Ihey can give any clue rs to the whore.
abouts Of their commdo.
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Bu, Your Tickets and ship Yosr Freight
By the
HOGlOn and Texas Central Railway.

The following ofices and Agents have
been establishing by this company. wners
Information may De nau G inn Taa as s aos
only the II. tT. B. Hallway ou' iehss gen.
e1FY M ANCHEsTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent. ali Brosdws u n, . ,,
Gen. J. b. no kkisor, fssss ImmigIs ~
"a AII.EE, Northwestern Pass. Agent. l0l
ciark street, Chicas0, Ill. go
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent,No.
burnett House, Cincinnati, ohio.
n. COFFIN, Southern Passenger Agent
Information rnsy also be had At the agen-
dies OF the N. X. a II. Railway, in New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal sna st.Louis
Gent Pss. 4 Freight Al, Houston, rsxs-
I" Gen 1 sssi, Houston, rsrs. ,snasin
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Fresh Galveston sea fish and
shrimps daily at the Delmonico. slim
Received this week, sixty fal
pieces of black and colored fall and
winter imported silks, cheaper than
any ever before offered in Dallas, at
Blake, Jenkins d Boales. II
f. Fendrich keeps all of the finest
brands of fine cut chewing tobacco
also Maccobay, Scotch and Rappee
snuils. If
Two car loads of buggies and plat
form wagons, at Orr's.--tf.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

At the foot of Lookout Mountain,
near Chattanooga, was fought many u
hard battle during the war. On that
same ground, nearly forty years ago Il
victory was gaintd more glorious than
any gained by our armies. A remedy
was there discovered for liver diseases,
that excited the wonder of scientific
men and physicians. Purely vegeta-
Die, it excelled al curative properties
the mineral drugs, such as calomel,
and was as harmless to the system and
almost as pleasant to the taste as cofe
fee. This worldefamous remedy is DIR.
A. @. simmons Vegetable Liver Med
icine, manufactured 10y NJ. A. Thed
ford d Co., Chattanooga, Tenn. 10 IL
for sale by all druggists, who have also
some trial packages which will be
given TO all applicants free of charge.
iun27- d&wlm
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Richmond Enquirer: Letters of con-
dolenco addressed to Mrs. Brigham
Young are invariably worn out 10y the
time No 81 has finished perusal
Sympathizlng correspondents should
select good quality of shingle and
use indelible ink, AS ordinary letter
paper is too ephemeral to withstand
the onset Of forty-four grief stricken
perusals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-09-21

The Ito OF the no,h pnl IA, brain, the
nobts ANA The muscles, 10 tnu blood. n h
we 'ehllr OF VI .hlNy, the muir mtut ut the
system, Not only must it ne purr INT ficn
IN orler 10 retain health, la the rvhla ANA
doNilallzcf, the Me current IL watory ami
10 circulation slug sh. The muscles of such
persons lack tollultN, the nerves are Nenlt.
tho Nlshg1 hag}Hlu, ANA tha Eye lustrvless.
a curse OF hoslrtvr's stomach Mttprs,
however Improves NOT only HE health but
lhe appearance Of the dthiitatod nud no \.
GUS Nulrltlou chen becomes complete be-.
cause digestion receives an impetus nom
TINS henlgnant tonic, which feftil1r. The
blood, nrll ~ back "the rose tint of healthn
To Tue wan cheek, brightness to the eye, aud
gives power ul endurance to the muscle,
luyaiids, hasten 10 use III dullsal2nWt
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Foreign Breytties.

CLYDE, Sebtember lS.-The snip
vrights. who have been on strike
s,x months, have agreed on a basis Of
arbitration, and are to resume "orA
Immediately. 40 r,.oson
& Company, proprietoTs Of the Spring
GARDEN engine works, Newcastle - upon
the TYNE, failed liabilities, sou OOo.
The Times Athens correspondent,
.unonnces that the king has returned
70 Athens. to confer with mis- ministers
about their resignations' consequen'
mon the death of NJ Canaris.
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y-,,o. vexer sufferers

NEW YORK, September lS.-At ,he
Nsratine Exchange, yesterday, SUI
scrintion was started by the members
~ aid Of the sufferers by the yellow
fever at Ferdinada. The yellow Iese :.
has again broken out on the s'ea. unei
N,aesra, from Havana. The vessel
has been orders to the lower quaran-
tim
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GRAIN AND nREADsTUFPS.

WHllAI-Reoalpts more liberal, funS
equal TO the demand; No, 2red 81 l6@l Y
grades d0GaOc,
OAIS-ZOc.
KiE-None offered.
BARLEY FEED-2ic,
CORN-loNHs, IN shuclS, 85giOc.
HAI-T OO@lO 10 per ton; Hungarian and
Miilet slO9l2,
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Reliable help for weak and her,
rous sufferers. Chronic, painful ana
rros,rating diseases cured without
,,,od,cire Pulvermacher's Electric
Belts the grand deslderatum. AVON
iy,i,otions. Book and Journal, with
parmacber Galvanic Company, Yin
.-...f nitiO
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A Card.

To all who ARE suffering from the err
rOrs and indscretions of youth, nerv-
Gus weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood, ETC., will send q receipt that
will cure you, free of charge. This
great remedy was discovered by n
missionary in South America. Send a
self addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph Inman, Station d, Bible Home,
New York City. til sept23-ecd-w.
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COMMERCIAL.


The monetary market liz somewhat string.
enl Tor outside business, bnt there N ample
clal purposes.
GOLD buying, large pieces %; small o.
Selling, large | 0l small 10,
SlLN Eh-Nominal.
There il but lt.la gold OF silver IN market,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a per cent.
disco unit bank, par.
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HIDES ANA pELTRIEs.

HlDES-Dry tlint, Is lbs and upward, l5c.
DIR, lipt, Is lbs and upward, damaged, 100;
uty hiht, ktps aud calf, llui dry SAT-, 30 lhs
and upward, Ito. green butchers, bHc.
SHEEP PELIS-EaUh, owing to wool, 2OG
&c.; white wool, long, 4lo,j white wool, tall
clip, l9S2tc. black wool, lSG.
BUFFALO-Bulls, o.. cows, &c.
TALLOM--lu barrels, b1ac.
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LIVERPOOL, september 2j.--Noon. Cotton
active. .. -, -,

u
Middllng Uplands. 80. ed bz4u
Nlddllng Orleans ...,. o I-l6d 1-lBd
sales, ii 900 baltsj speculation and export
400 bale; receipts 500 bales; American -.
futures l-l6i better. UUlands low middling
clnu.e, September ana October delivery,
AID: October and November d 7-32@bad; No
yrmber and December l-S2gb j-l6u; Decem-
her and January 9.32d; new crop, snip ed
October, and n Ivember by sail, o t96 9-62i;
November and December 9'3Z9B b-lBd;
December and January l5-lGdi January
and February 63sd.
u. m Up,ands low middling clause,
new crop shipped January and February by
sail d li-32d. MlCdli dplands l5-lbdi
middling Orleaus6 liza; low abiding up
Lands 8 5-l6d; good ordinary uplands lo-lBdi
ordinary upinnds 6Ad. Futures weaker
with free sellers at last quotations.
r d. m.-Uplands Nv mlddling clause,
new crop shipped November and December
y3.3O u. m Sales 800 bales American. Up
lands low mtddling clause Move Der deliY-
ery d O.l2d; Dec 10 Der and January bAd.
Sp. MIXTURES clOsei nulL Uplands low
middlinE clause shipped November ana De-
Gem Der by sail 5-lbl.
NEW ORLEANS, September 20 -Night-Cot-
ton. demand fair. Sales 90 bales Receipts
nrt 2l5 bales; gross ,7j9. Exports 10 New
| Nnrlr = balps stock l9l bales.
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LIME AM NEMENr.

IIME-The best quality IN barrels is worth
Is; IN bulk, u 5Oi ordinary Dallas, Zoe. per
bushel.
CEMENT Resemble is worth 81 ~ barrel
Louisville, best, III 10 kept, a 30 " barrel;
Dallas, 81 so.
PLASTER Ia worth So 80 d barrel.
The suppy;of the above mentioned arti-
les isample demand fair; market irm.
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CONNECTIONS.

Al TEX ARKANA, with all trains on
Louis A Iron Mountain and 10, Railway 10
all points North, Enst ana Southeast.
Al LONGVlEM JUNCTION and MIN
NICOLA. with all trains on the International
X. II, for Tyler, Palestine, Houston, dalves.
ton and San Antonio. ..-..,l. ,u.
AZ DALLAS, with trains 81 the Houston
and Texas Central II. II. fol Cofscana,
Meria, Bremond, Waco, Calvert, Bryan,
Hempstend, Brenham and Tor all points In
M iddle and southern Texas, ..
A. hHERMAN, with IL. 4 4. y. Railway,
for all roiuts ON thu line OF that road.
Az FORT WORTH, with stages for all
points In western Texas.
AT BHltEyEPOkT, with Red River Stoam-
ers for New Orleans,
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RE.AItR

FLOUR-Fair demand, which is met freely
at the following quotations: Crescent, IN
sucks, "a %. san Jacinto So 70, Empire IS 90;
xxx 50 %; Eaglo - W; Magnolia In sacks,
rs lbs 81 0O; T0dds NIX, So 70; state
Central NXNN, 81 90; Choice Family, Sj25;
Star Mills &A, s. %.
BRAN-krOm 10 10 55c,
CORN MEAI.-tlr
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For Rent.

Tn. brick store house Oh Elm street Il
opposite Sanger BrOs., now occ a1yso
by Blake, jenkins & Bosls, SIZE 49, 49,
will be for rent after the lst OF ocVO'
Der, 1877. Apply TO ANN. SMITH.
Iunl7dlm NUM-
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STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger q view OF the grand
est scenery, finest agricultural district and
great grazing grounds OF the West.
,ts passenger and freight trans are sur
passed by none In the State. PullmanR
palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars
leave 81 Louis daily via the NJ, X. & I. R'y
atg a. m; Hannibal at 10 a. no., and Sedalia
at b:23 p. IN, running through TO Denison,
sherman, Dallas, Hearne, Austin and Hous-
ton without change Connection u also made
NJ Sherman with the Texas and Pacific rail.
way for the above named points.
the connections OF this Road with the NJ,
X, & 4. at Denison for ~. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City and all
points North and East; with the Texas 4 Pa
elmo at sherman for II. Louis, Cairo, Menu
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
ID Houston with the O., H. n ~ A for San
Antonio, the o., III. q II. Tor Galveston, the
Texas q New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc, the Morgan and Mallory steam
shi, Tor all points on the Gulf and Atlantic
coasts, and the Liverpool 4 Texas steamship
pean cities are perfect, while Its freedom
irom dust and heat on account Of the nature
Of the soil and the open prairie country over
which IL passes, with It's cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beauiiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers and
shippers In preference 10 others,
st. Louis Express leaves galveston uaily
Except Saturday at 2sD p. M, Houston NJ
| $40 y. m !, Hearne at AS pm, Dallas 1855 ..
| m, and benson At lla5 q. m.
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