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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-03-08

fRKAcHiAc.-- Services will be held by
Rev W. II. r. Smith. NJ. IT,. in the
Church IN Jasper, on next Sabbath
a o'clock, r. NJ. Everybody i invited.
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BOOK ~Tonr. Mr.. Sonaerman has
moved his book store 20 the public
square. N, Mr.. y. Friedman- house,
where pei sons in want Of school or other
books y il lind q supply Give him a
csli when you want anything in biz
line See advertisement.
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Departure Of Mails from Jasper

Departure Of Mails from Jasper.
The following i the time of dcpar-
lures Of the various nails from the
Jasper Posi-oliicc:
JASPER TO LoOcooTFF.
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
at ~ q. m.
JAsrrR TO Hr~TINGRuRG
Leaves Jasper daily, except Sunday,
al 81 y. m.
JASPER TO TROY.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. az 4. m.
JASPER 70 PETERSBURG.
Leaves Jasper Mondays and Fridays,
mt 7 a. IN.
JASPER TO SHOALS.
Leaves Jasper Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays. al o a. m.
JASPER no MARENGo.
Leaves Jasper Tuesdays and Fridays,
At 4. IN.
ALors GRAMELsrAcHER, p. NJ.
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NoTIcE. AL those knowing them
selves indebted @ me will save trouble
by settling Immediately.
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BULLS
cEDRON BITTBRs
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS
Arkansas HEARD PROM.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.
TESTIMONY OF MEDICAL MEN.

sroxKs ronr, white Co.. Ark, May 70. 1866.
IN. loHS BriL--DKsn SRs Last February was IN
Louisville purchasing drugs. aud got some OF your
Sarsaparilla and Cedron Blftcrs
NY son-in-law. who was with me in the store has
been down with rheumatism for some time commenced
On The Bitiers, and found bis general health inn
proved.
Dr. Gsi. who has been in bad health, tried them. ana
he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been IN bad health 70, severa,
years-srosAcH ASn LIVER Affected has improved verv
much by the nee Of yonr Ritfsrs Indeed the Cedron
bitters has given ycn great popularity in lis settle
ment. think could sell . great quantity Of your
medicines this faliespecially your Cedron Riters ana
SarsapsriIls. ship Memphis care Of Rich A.,
Nicely. Respectfully. g. n. wlfKrR
Prepared ~ Dr. JOHN BULL. AZ hss L.b.
orstory. Fith street. Louisville. Ky.
FOR SALE BY-
FRIEDMAN 4 BECK. Druggists.
Jan. II, '-s--Iy. JASPER. I'M.
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rI1HF proprietor of this celebrated medicine a. stiy
claims for Il superiority over an remedies ever
ohef"n me public for the KArE cKKrAfN srrrnr ASH
fhtAAskAr cure of que and Fever cr chiis and f.-
ysr whether o. short ~ long standing lie refers 10
entire western aLa Southern country - bear him
esiinony p fne truth ~ The assertion. iadin no case
"lsowed cut IN rreH, many a single dose
ueen spmcient foE care. AMI whole families a..
been curei by single oiile with perfect restoration
Of the general health. isls however prudent ara IN
every case more certain cure II Ia use is continued IN
smaller doses for week two after the disease he
Teen broken or checked, mere especially difficult and
long standing cases usually. this medicine viii not
require any AID 70 Keep the bowel good order should
hv patient. however require ca;hartic medicine az
tsr having taken three fD'ir doses Of The Tanic
single dose o. BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
la. JOHN BULLS Prnrfnai Office;
No. 40 Fifth Gross street,
LOUISVILLE. Ky.
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cHAs. BoDRAsx. u. n. HOFFMAN,.
"The Old RciiabIc-
3 CD NJ en- MS
Leaf Tobacco
w A II EHO u ; Il 4!

ESTABLlSIIED 1851. Nos. 81. 60.
~ 81, and 63 West Front Street, foot of
Suspension Bridge. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Seed Leaf Auction Sales every Saturday.
The only Tobacco Warehouse IN Gin
cinnati that has Seed Leaf trade. S,or-
age on Tobacco free for three months.
and charges reasonable as consistent
with fair dealings. Liberal advances
made on consignments upon receipt.
Send for weekly Tobacco Circulars.
CHAs. BODMANN 4 CO.,
Cincinnati.
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Domestic Sewing Machine.
Not unlocked yet, for sale for a35-
rctails At s7o-at the COURIER Orrrcr.
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s-Buy your fresh Garden Seeds al
the New Drug Store.
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From and amer this date. unu further ac;ie. trains
will run follows:
Leaves Ferdinand station -asA 4.
Arrives AZ Rockport SEA- n.
Leaves Rockport 2NP NJ.
Arrives at Ferdinand station SopP.M-
Persons can 90 20 Rnckr--s ard remain four hours
and return the Sam. LAY.
There u charge for whu. roAt or TRAINER ~
ire ght 81 kockpuft either mr. receiving s't ping
W q. BKANHAM. Sup, riendsnt.
January seth. lsss.
n3sGu hsrr;hn for tlo r. er~, rn,-,v,
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MAFhiED. Tuesday last hy Rev. r..
fidoiir Maulc, Mr.. pHILilr SIAEixGER
nnt Mrs. tNrnAEINE IloRN. Al tie
same Time Mr.. i@NArz MAisNkR aud
Mrs. LOUISA A. EEsy. all Of Jasper.
Thus four more OF the older citizens
"fJaspcr who "'lavc been there before, 7
set an example 20 the Younger ones.
Inc happy couples are all well along in
years. yet we hope they may live many
more TO bless each other. Pleasant par
TIES enjoyed themselves to late hour al
each wedding.
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rs-We are informed that faiboai
belonging 70 Mcssrs. Brown & kelso. oi
baA irs- county. which contained 3 600
bushels ~ corn destined ior The $nutl-
ern market. run ovcra snag on Sarur-
day last about three miles below High
banks. Oh White river. and sank 10 thu
depth Of four feet. This boat was built
and loaded near Ponersville.
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IL JAN. The Constable 81 Columbia
township brought two men 10 sheriff
'CoN'- boarding house Friday last, who
had been a'ljadgrd guilty before Esq
Bridges of stonia.s citizens who were un
their way 70 church. The prisoners are
named Ilenarixon and Ragans. and are ~
jHil ~ default ~ payment Of 81 fine and
costs, each When arre-'cd they were
rshtaikcrous, il N said. and tried to
stone ono Of The witnesses against them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-05-02
may aOODs mAHKET,

flNNlh-llOhes dlsi Pinks @Gl,, shlrtinga
2 ~, SOIL 10, u III, standards, blia6oi alllul,
1901 uhlnglh, uci Harmony, br,
Known EEIlNuN-A Atlantic, A, Sid
ihllhh mead, li,sApi Nashville, IA, 1lso
ron, 70 a)sci Lawrence HI, u l'io, badger
49,, o l,iei Dwight 80 feperel, Il 7lgoi Pc
RLEA0HEb MusLlNs- wamsulta, a.,
iiari Ffull OF the Loom, loo, LOnsdule, W NJ
nnpe,s $50 Peabody nci Now Jersey, q, ~,
Nassau, be-,
nuCkh- Arlington brown, lilgc, Champ,
on Iwlllrd, ligci Lewiston flH't stripe, lhH
Lewm'9yn Cheeh, laSsei Arlington Fancy
pAMhltIcs-Roll, 0sci Flat, 5,sci High
oolOrs 10 higher,
CokSEr j EANA-NAumkeag, els, Pom,
heIlon, Dci suffolk, O9c
IlCkh- Amuhkeag AGA, liAc, Lewiston,
nO'ln, lloi do hO'in, lsci do plaid lhci Mulhuen
a., lbui tonhlnga gold medal Toe, do Goa,
R,gci 90 dis, No, l. lpci Eastern A, 10,
Oh kCks-hcOuom l2nci AmeriCus llo,
Caledonia, No, 20, l6e; Para lOO, lie,
DEN MN-lohtOni Mo- Cords Xxx, llhc,
GUS, hli lsAri York, loo; ClaTka, 2Uc,
hNlolS-Arling sg9lo EYretta,
l2agj Am0skoag, l2U,
SpRlF PES American, 90, glasgow, O.l,
l1ej Alabama, 6'3, brown, l2isc.
al NullAMS- AmOskeag, DO, Bates, Oc;
henirew, Oci southwark, SCI dress slyloH,
1910.
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TOBACCO MARKET

PLUG Virginia bright, line
pounds, S5,Ssl; do do iinoHud extra TWIST O6G
7Oc do do extra B'in twist, OS97Of do me.
diumB ana Fin TWIST bsgBOc do q lmmon "
In. twist lbGbic; do mHLoglny navy Is, AZ,
6s, ib@)Jr; LoulrVllo navy, bright mnhog-
any, blgj6c; no do mahogany, isGbi1; do do
mahogany u class iS9 01i DO do dark ma
hogany, lSlsbOc; do do iine bl hcK, 2O@ilc,
FINE GU r-JnOic9, 10 gIOo; me Iium, 700
Soc; fair, 7OGSOc; common, bO9O5c,
SMOklNG-VirainiN smoRlng, ~ aud ~
60dB1c Kentucky, 35GgjOc common To Boud,
S0glOc; fancy, ~ 10 qdality, 81 lj@l 90; Hon
rade2, Imported, per 10, VI ".
DOMESTIC UlGARS-liavnnn, e6O@lOOi
seed ana Havana, i0GSO; do do scrap hiler,
ajGi5; Connecticut seed, 2jGb; ordinary,
l5glS; cheroots and slAes, ll@i3,
dPOlt FED CIGARS, PRICE per 1000, Reg
del ray, sl5O; LOndr1s, sliO; BreVns, JliV; Com
chus, SlSO; Flord do Prinsauo, SllO Londres ie
Curte, SS5; Opera Grand, sllO; operas, $40;
Opera Rena $50; Rena Victoria 500; hOnra.
dos cigarettes, g.
SNUFF-Maccaboy SjGSSc; Rappo French
81; Scotch and DnndytOot, Sjgo5c; common
OjC.
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Snntfary Notice,

property holders and tenants are
streOy notified to clean and put their
PREMISES in a good sanitary condition,
n, cnapter ~, section s and 10 of the
IVY ordinances will be rigidly en-
lOreed. MA CnpNErIIrs MD,
m, Health officer of the City of Dallas.
ALIAS, April Is, lS1S-2w.
Inc sections of the ordinances res
Islfed to are as follows:
SECTION s. 1t shall not be lawful for
~! person to throw, place, leave or
ss,POslt, or to suffer or permit his or
=. 'i servant or any other person of his
S uer family, or by his or her order,
,%, w., place, leave or deposit in any
,nsel public way, lot or ground, or Ia
~ gutter, ditch or basin, or on any
bSsUs'way or sidewalk, or near any in.
oi iOl'eu place, any feculent matter,
Sr,', Ut any filth whatever, or any
~, ,,Or corrupt water, or distilled or
.,SuehIed liquors, or other substance
,n aaalihg fetid odors or noxious stencil,
s, al persons are forbidden to OBJ
h my. OF stop the running off OF water
Avauy OF the bitches, culverts or
tip ssIs OF the city. Any person viola
sao ss,ellher of the provisions of this
oOs ,on, shall be fined not less than
uor more than ten dollars,
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GROCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-Short clear, . 3,4giOc,
shoulders, 6S-4@7c; Breakfast, 10 l29lic; urv
salt, l-2@7 3-ic oo,z,.,. oo,,,,,ry
BlJTrER per lb-- Western, SO@3jc; country
YAK RSKING PowDERs-various brands, Ii
lib cans, per doz 81 25@l %; l.! 40 no. " oVV
Q GO;l do do, 81 2lCGi So -,-,o
CANDLES Star, IS 10 So, l09i6c. ,,o.
COFFEE--Java, per Id, 2S93O; NO, cholce,
so@2! / &c; prime, 2l@2l l-ic; coipHlon 10
fair, 10 l-2@2O l-2c. ,,.. ,,,,,1,
'' TiltiINCEETRATED LYE--Varlous brands
doz. Id caus, per case, "a 2oS2 w., IN. ,,,t
FISH-Mackeral, per Dbl, elO VVCtSll WI h''
| nj O0asl d white fish, kit, 90gsl 20.
-'HERRINGS-Drie per oox, 4Og00c.
EiSII-Dried goldfish, per b, . ,l@c; me,
| IAKn-In fierce, 9 3-4GlOc; ~ 10 palls, lug
10 i-jc. 4 and 10 10 in tins, ii 3-4Gl2c. .,.,>..
~ AMS"Per 10, fancy brands l'%@lo1ac;
OIL M Gu lI1 $SssliEs3-Fancy Louisiana, per gal
soGeb5o; Choice, $4,000; Prime oVsoo'' "i'
ij95Oc. ,, ortb 7a71.sc.
MI a ~ formulated, per ID, II 2l@i2c;
ctSn oSnaf II i.2Gi2c; Powdered, IL l,2glzc;
tee per 10, 10 l4elO l-2c; Ch n1,
Ionisiana' gI9 l-2c; Prime, l-igS i-5c; Orui-
nory 10 Fair. sas l.ic; Common; 3-lgs 90
Ns s0BA-Case; discard. English oSo l--''
Seg TiASR5VCJ4SyDVarious brands, per h. 5000
soAP-Olive, 594S6c; fancy soaps per O0A'
81 50gg vi ii,verpool sack, 81 6O9l s.; ONO
river, in bbls, 81 1892 6O taDie' PEI BUM
S1 TTE.A-Grnpowder, 5Oa75c; Imperial Dug
| o. l. Ta,,,,n f16igOc, Oolong, 4OgIoc. - on
| VINEGAR-Cider,2 oSSVc' ""'''
M-5c.
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Marshall Herald; Here are few
items of interesting railroad intelli-
gence.
The citizens Of Sherman will organize
company next Saturday to build a
narrow gauge road from that place to
GAINESVILLE, distant thirty five miles,
with sufficient capital, we understand,
npush it through at once. This is a
good movement, and feather in the
cap Of our old friend Mr.. Z. j Crooks,
oIthe Sherman Courier, who has devo
Ea bis best energies to the success of
The enterprise.
Cunningham Il Ellis, lessees Of the
pehltentlary have taken the contract
IoF the construction of twenty miles OF
,ne East Line railroad west from Pitts
oGlgtowards Sulphur Springs.
The Deuison and Rio Graude railroad
la' ten miles graded from Denison
west and ready for the iron,
Ihe Texas and Pacific railroad com
any has purchased two thousand tons
J''eel rails, which will begin to arrive
ttOOut the LIST of June. We do not
AaoT for what they are intended, but
'sShCuld not be surprised if the cons
%uy designed completing this summer
le road from Fort Worth TO Weather.
%la' The road as it now stands is an
Ye>sore to Paddock, who will no doub
seatlY rejoice over the event.
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what TotIsriag Fabric

lsatystom depleted OF vitality and irregu,
lar Ia " functions II isOnly jndloluua and
prompt med irhtiOn which pun save 10 from
htpledr ANA total collapse, The tonic ANA
regulating ploperlies0f lloslotlor'a stomach
hllleih particularly adapt that benign modi,
One 10 tuVlyo physical yignr aud reform
ih2sr bodily Irregularities which are u bar,
Ilrr w lm permanent restoration, bilious
ness ANA constipation are totally overcome
by ~ ANA tue digestive nc WHY ana thor
uugn assimilation which II promotes have
tue tlltcl oi Increasing tho viyliying aud
nnnIlHhiup qualities OF The blood, Tue lilt'
te,N ARE also an excellent detergent of the
vital current, since they communicate u
hunlihy slmrlns 10 tho bladder ana KID
neto which are the most important cham
nok 'or the escape OF ~ Impurities, pu q,
ngrr"nD @, ana of botanic origin, thorough
IN prompt butncVer violent In It's action,
Tie reusoul Tor The trnnsccnd0nt popularity
- MS medicine are both cogent ana appre-
cable npI3Od'wlt
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uuluAIp means the bln6snm tho plme,
ING birds flowers, snenls, uT nlher nrns.
iNthla pr luAuutH which abound I'M thrir
~ lefplllrH ppdry, Daring sihlHr modern
llnta IDEAS have hatu uaught from tho
ulfhli ma the same significance h given ln
inp nalhn lhblEh hIllpis, u lnpltb d Irs-
uhluhln arrangements ana irregularities
mat hllllel tho female sex, II implies quirk
hnl powerful action Oyar female Troubles, Ii
lmlllha regulate NJ ana restoring old =, ung
ielllNlfA 10 lntlf natural condition, and no
Any should TAIL ~ use them, Ullmyl5,W2t
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MINEN ANDIIAuNILs.

VIII lsKH-sweet mash, u 1904 %, ,sou
mash, u @W6OO.
WlNEs-Caret, IN case, 81 10, Catawba;
er gal, 81 lO@2 ~; fou, por gglu tll0gl M
heiry,pUr gNi, a lngl OUi Madeira, per gu,
| 900 OOi White wine, In cases, " gia2l uO
OuAMPAlGN E-CouRH, Ia basllot us 20
Heidsltct, Ia hnsket, t2S 0Oi krug, lu basket
2l OOi Domestic chumpnlgno, sl2WN,
ALE-Stock ulo, cHst, ti l5Ga 90, Porter
caSll, " ljH2 o..
ANDlES-Domostlc, In oask, sl9gl3;
Gognac, pergal, VI 3sg2 Is; Frcnch,per gall
" bO0gl0 OOiApple, per gall q 7j@3 10, Peach,
81 169S 7odlnger 81 25g2 10; Rlaokborryitl ~
Ng3 30
GlNS-Old Holland, porgal, 81 5Os5 ~
Domestic, per GAL, u 400! 30,
RI MS-JamHCn, S3 5000,
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STATE OF TEXAS.

II gives 90 the Passenger view OF the grand
eat scenery, finest agricultural district and
yreat grazing grounds of the West.
ia passenger and freight trains are sur
passed by none In the State. fuIlmanf
Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping Ca ,I
leave 81. Isotiis daily via the NJ, n. q 4; hy
at s:la.: HANNIBAL Mt l0i5 a. NJ. ana seaaila
at 8:i5 d. M, running through 10 Denison'
sherman, Dallas, IIearne, Austin ana nous
ton without change. Connection II also naue
Mt sherman with the Texas ana Pacinc rail-
way for the above named points. =,
The connections of this Road with the M,
X. n II. Mt DenisOn for 1t. Louis, HANNIBAL,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City ana al
noints North and East; with the Texas a Pa
zinc ut Sherman for st. Louis, Cairo, Mem,
phis. and all points East and southeast, ana
~ Houston with the a., III. =. A. for San
Antonio, the g., Ii. a. ii. Tor Galveston, ths
Texas n New Orleans Railway for Beaumont
Orange etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
shil s Tor all points on the Gull and Atlantlc
coasts, and the Liverpool q Texas steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Hnyre and otDer EURO.
pean cities are perfect, while lts Ireeaolp
from dust and heat on account OF the mature
of the soil and the open prairie country ovei
which IL passes, with Its cooling sea DIeehe
pleasant scenery of broad prairies, oeautiIu'
groves, well cultivated fields OF COTTON, Goinl
small grain, and fruits, render ~ especially
desirable and advantageous 70 traVeierS "no
al I.ouis Express leaves Galveston daily
n I i.2l n. M, Houston at Z 80 p. m, Hearne
al loco p, M, Dallas $50 9. m. and Denison
at ll:46 q. m.
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NnrIlInn hNriIn

No other medicine IN lhe world was ever
ElYen 'ueh q teal ~ its curative qualities ns
nOAehpuh German syrup, la three yeara
lWn milllun four hundred thousand SMALL
nullta ui lllls medicine was distributed iTue
~ charge by druggists m this country to
llnhh afflicted wilh Consumption, Asthma,
' luup, hrNrrr Coughs, Pneumonia aud other
=, lhuahphul the lhf0al hnd lungs, giving the
man syrup VIII cure them, Tho result has
hnep lhul lrnBssa in every town ana VII.
lhNr ~ inc United states aro recommending
" lp lhrlr customers, do 20 your druggist
hhl hsk what lheyknOw about H. sample
nplllrh 10 cruis Regular size 70 ceniH, Three
loteh WIN relieve any oaAe, ppt8Od w6wll
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NeFn shade easier nngIadei western miHed
ln 400 %, Oats dull, aNkO inWtT, tlofna
Npl lpiet aud steady,
~, l0pis, May l.-flnuT IL Quiet aud an.
changed, Wheat M, 3 rod hl' III ibal lb3s,
no. dn,n pegl uhhi No, I spnug N N hid,
Nnll tlnWi No Z miAei ilt.,iso, Oats dull,
No, siAaiAe, hyp steady, Nhisky steady
httl m Fork AIN AZ D. 7ideliyer,d, Lard
lulh ni.r asked, lulk mrAls dun and nom,
lnal AZ ~ A9i hlAi ~ lnr hhnul lore, 0lnnr
rms lnd clear siihs, iiappn lisIAl .tiy 10 inr
shoulders clear Tlhs nnd clear slides.
Hides sna AooI.
HALYlAlnE, May l,--liides are nTm, Dry
hultniNd lln llght sailed lll. stack sailed
lpvri klps 1851 wet Halled balsei butohers'
grnn $50,
Monl-spring CLIP me and medium nom,
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rscruEsrs AND FRUITS.

rsCuLENTs-.Irlshp potatoes, per Dbl s. ~
az ~. onions. per Dbl, So 80; Cabbage, IVES
tern, per crate. none; southern PEI uo"'-'
81 ~ htOu'I' yin CHEESE-Butter, western
BQ u, 1850 GN cheese, western, l29l5c: "a
per 10; green, per Dbl, 50 oG6 ~
Apples dried per lbs sci pesene per Ptbt box 6.
oranges, per box. q "; Lemons p'i
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K7ME AND CEMENT.

GEM ENT-Rosendle IL worth "a " barre
Louisville, best, little kept, ~ 90 " barrel
Dallas, 81 So.
LlME-The best quality in barrels is worth
2S; in bulk, 81 90; ordinary Dallae 25c per
bushel.
PLASTER Is worth So so q barrel.
The suppiy;of the above mentioned arti-
as is am Pile demand fair: market firm.
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Buy Your Tickets and Ship Your Freight
By the
HOustOn and Texas Central Railway

The following Ofices and Agents have
heen establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning mo-
only the II. & T. b. Railway, but Texss gem
F. MANCHESTER, Eastern Passenger
Agent, All Broadway, N. Y. -. N,
*. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. AReh' ioi
Clark street, Chicago, Ill. NJ
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent ~ =,
X and 1T, Burnett House, Cincinnati, ONO.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
IN Sormetion may also he had at the agep.
esof the M. X. 4 T. Rail way, In New York,
a., icago. Oincinnati, Hannibal and St.LouS
on''"e'' j. WALDO,
r..rr pa.s A Freiqht ACT Houston, Texss
A. II. sWANSON,
osuT supt, Houstor.. fsxaa1snaslu
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LUMBER nARHgT.

YELLOW FlhE-lilAing, seantling, nor
Thousand, 'll uli dressed, sls nli nnurlng,
e'.,s.N ahN lhalNhtll -saN Matched npllil-,
go n wa 'HN'"hl
NtlQt FlAE- Rough pnr thnusaud
~ WI 'Ni lAntli tll nni matched priliug, sal sl
hreiNtfhNlfuluH s.O a.,
fNtoi-N uugh Dor thousand, si5 I'D
spflNltii $50 Up, plpkrls, sli 40,
nll Nnlk7- NtllpW pine eui, rs uuoti ulj
lnns lsal plhp' hANrii ahli oyprpss pul, u u0
LAlhl'S-'sllow PIN, 300 per thou
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no. no. No person shall throw, or
pefnill any Que In his or her employ
70 lhFoW INTO any street, highway,
lhoroughf4Fe or other public place,
any animal or vegetable substance
nf iron.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur
Lininn e.ntS.

One Kind ioi tho Human Family.
The Other for Horaeu and Animals.
These Liniments are almply inc w0naar OF
tho world. Their elects arc little leha than
marvellous,
tho white LinimenI IN Tor tho human
faulty. IL viii drive rheumatism, hoiatioa
aud neuralgia nom Tue syalemi cure Lnn,.
bAgo, Chilblaina Lock Jaw, Palsy, ltoh, and
lnoat uataneoua Eruptionai II ertractH froAt
nom frozen hands aud foot, ANA the poison
~ bites ana htinga or venolnouh replllesi II
nnbdues swellinga, and allevlateh pain OF
every kind, Whom Apraina or bruises occur,
y - The most potent remedy over discovered
70 heal the injured parts, Tho Contaur Lin
lp,nent Is used win great efficacy Tor sore
and w:a naaa hhe IeSG w Ssgi ma,ssne
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
lhDiAkA hohk, Jen, Co., Ind, May ~, 1873
VI lhlnk " my duty TO inform you that
have suffered much with sr0ileu feet and
chords. A few bottles OF Ceninur LIniment
has done ne Uork for me. | have not been
nee rom these hwelllngHlp eight years. Now
lam perfectly ueH, The lInlment ought 10
DO applied warm,
"DENJAMIN BROWN
The proof is In tho trial. II In reliable, u
" handy, II IL cheap, and every family
ohOuld have tho Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The yellow Centaur I.iniment 10
adapted u the tough muscles, oerdh and
iieah OF horaea and animals, II liaA performs
cd more wonderful cures IN three years OF
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-gAlla, Scratches,
hweeny, and general Lameness, than ali
othor remedies In existence. Read what tho
great ENpreasmen say OF ~
NEW York, January, 1874.
every owner OF horses should give tho
Contaur Liniment u uial, We oonsider II
tho hest article ever used In our stables,
al. MARSH,
"Supt. Adams Ex, btableg, MY
"E. puLTH,
"Supt. u. Z. icv. rtnbles, N. Y.
SAlBERTS \. OLlN,
"Supt, Nat Eek, stables, N. Y"
The best patrons OF this Linimeni arc Far
mers and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Llniment. II heals
alls, Wounds an1 Poll.ovii, removes SWELL
ings, and IN worth millions of dollars an-
nunlly 10 Farmers, Liyery-mo Stock grow
era sheop-raisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What u Farrler cannot do for so the Con-
taur Imminent viii do at u trifling cost.
These Linimonts nro sold by MI dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and n bottle viii 10 given
10 any Farrior or Physician who desires 10
teBt them,
Laboratory Of J. B. Rose & Co.,
40 Day, w., NEW YORK
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hHEADsrUPPs.

FLOUR Crescent Ia saoks, a0, ran
iANlhlp, ~ kmplIe, Aahi XXX, so
ithglrie " ND Magnolia, IA sacks, NJ lbs, 81 70 ;
IpdAh MN, M hui state uaniral NANN,
" sli lhnlen Family, sisli star Mills, AA,
VA W hIahhlili hN bran, W ~ corn mpal,