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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11

And mind ye. that for working gloves, Rus
sian calf or dog skins gloves the Golden Rule
store beats 'em all.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
The Idaho War!
CONFLICT BETWEEN SOLDIERS AND IN
DAMS.
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
ESPECIAL TO THE EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.

lSpECIAL ~ lhE LINEN
SILVER CRY, Idaho, June-10.
VIM. Bayou, Wells, Fargo * Co.'S mes
senger on the Winnemucca road, brings
information 10 Silver City that the party,
consisting of about II men,, that went
by the way of Flint District to JON Cap
tain Harper's company, came upon a BODY
of Indians, estimated at 100 strong, four
miles east Of South Mountain, on Rall
creek, and had a fight. The volunteers
lost one killed, o. H. Purdy, ex-County
Auditor of Owyhee county, and Tom Jones,
a saloon Keeper, was wounded, and SIX
men are missing. The volunteers got
worsted and had to flee. 1t is not known
whether any Indians were killed or not.
Great excitement prevails in Silver City
over this news.
BOISE CRY, June 10.
A messenger has just arrived at Silver
City from Captain Harper's command.
who brings the news that o. Fl. Purdy and
Chris. Slender were killed in the fight Sat
urday afternoon, and their bodies Will ar
rive at Silver City some time during the
night. Newcomb, N of the men who
was reported killed, states that no less than
eight Indians were killed, but as the In
dams had possession Of the field no bodies
Of Indians were found. Newcomb n
Posey had to take to the brush and made
for South Mountain. w. W. Hastings,
who was reported missing, turned up all
right this morning.
Later.
po,sr limo IN.
- u,,r ~ cn,sarnor 70
~ 81. S1uor r;,, that
49, Inrp"e.,s ana,n,n ~ twanty'soyen
captain hi"iPo ~ JnJ;:rs oast
~ Weann VII attonLad him
49, 49, ~ ST., Killed. n IT
n,anPei - a,d n Stondar. o,so two
! ~ s;na u;th thom ~ loves
pii'"to ESTABLISHMENTS hay;ng
VIZ Marua. 10 n,ayaJ Tor Tho epomy
I'LL au.ap1 nnmarons n, reco;v;ng
~ ptpn1i;aanoo tbe Governor ordered 3
WI. aorananr from Po;se ritv IN no.
NV. ~ co.. diSnoteh 10 tbe front
Pr M o;t;zons be,e were raiseJ to n HIGH
- a~ei..,;nn .bis .fternoon NV t6e
"a, ~ "f toIaoran, 70 tha a4Tect that
.ea PPusn,on. LaJ aDno;nted Tobn p Hoyt
Ha"ss I1sLaJ ~ ia 40 aImoot nj
san,oi n';sh that the senate will act nromnt-
y se ';s ~ aane~roat;an Of tb;s anno;ptmept
~ ,tat Gnrarnnr Hoyt will come forward
WV ILL., No. w.s ti,ore , t,,,e man more
az aooio1 ~
of ~ e,;r co,tb Mountain the
hit . Jo,htIoss airaadv informed.
f",r o;.;zans woro t;Ted one Wounded and
80 n,issing Who ia believed IN have been
I;IIod Re;,forcements were sent forward
from silver C;tv and another fight wase x-
nected 70 tate n,ace today Col Robbins.
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he said when Madame Grundy complimented
him on the handsome summer hat he bought at
the Golden Rule store.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.


If you are in need of small things, ana wan'
to get them cheaper than ordinary, go TO the
Golden Rule store. Joe keeps almost every
thing nameable; suspenders, pocket handker-
chiefs, towels, toilet soaps. perfumery. kim-
mel's extracts, all kinds OF toilet goodS, anu =
fulI line of stationery and notions. In fact.
YOU can lay down the coin, call for any thing
you want and get it cheaper than ut any other
house in town.
Sec Yourself
In those mirrors and looking glasses at the
Golden Rule.
Time.
Eipbt-dav clocks of different styles at the
Golden Rule, cheap for cash.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1878-06-11
MARRIED.

Stockton, Cal, May 24-J. A. Mathewson to
Miss Mary Neville, both of Typo, New.
Grantsviile, Nye county. June 5George Smith
to Miss Lille Tierney.
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~PnILADELPHIA, jun

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.
Amy Gerstlach, Of 1887 South Tenth
street, killed herself and two children by
the use Of ehloroform yesterday. Her
husband left tow three days ago, intend
ing to commit suicide.
Three Children Killed by = storm.
AUGUSTA. June 10.
A heavy storm Of wind and hail yester-
day blew down Wynn's gin mandatory at
bellaire, with the out-houses and fences,
and cut down the corn and cotton. Three
children were killed.
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T E w S
NIGHT
BEFORE THE SUB -coMMITTEE.

ESPECIAL TO H EUREKA DAILY SENTINEL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-12
Tie rcHOs show Goca ~ ,no rlnme,

Fort Worth Democrat Many of ou,
readers will remember having seer
sometime since, in these columns, the
description OF q COW boy show which
was gotten up and oullttcd In this city
by one Reticker, who transported the
exhibition to louisville, Kentucky
where he made partial success of It
From that city ho moved TO Frankfort
whore he and the show we're not 80 well
received, lie continued to do poorly
and only succeeded by contracting
debts Ia keeping the circus doors open
Ills creditors finally shut him up, and n
special to the Cincinnati Enquirer OF
the lst, states that large number OF
men who bplong to the show are still
here most of whom are without cent,
and they aud the ciliaons generally cen
sure Ret'cker very severely in not send.
ing them money TO at least pay their
board Some of them state that they
have been working for ReliclSer for
three months without receiving a cent.
Nearly all tho Indians and Mexicans
started on tramp this evening for Lex
ington, and it is likely that some of the
other members of the show will have to
do likewise
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zoos her second husband when she wa.
'wenly-lonr years OLD, her third when
she was lWenlYsrYen Years old. her
puFlh WHOM illrIy-lWo years old and
her nun when tbI,iy,se, en- years old,
Violet Pane sings IN the London
World do not dread an altered
htAll No. Indeed, Violet, an altered
heart Is nothing 10 dread for Won can
easily alter y club 10 beat ID, but an al,
tered one, Violet altered from a teL
'hat makes your pooketbook sick,
An old lady from the country mon
seeing q placard in store window nm,
nounelng zone price for ALL" was
nightly disappointed when she went
IN and discovered that instead of ahle
TO buy oil Ia the window for one dollar
aud u half she must pay zone price for
one article, Aud now you oanno. dsa.
bnse her mind Of tho idea that some
slore'keepers will lie
a speculative San Francisco thenlrl,
cal manager has engaged Henry Ward
Beeeher to give ten exhibitions of him.
sell ON the Pacific coast for ten thou,
sand dollars, and nm allowance for OK,
penses, Beecher will deliver lecture
at each exhibition The speculator OK,
poets 10 make most of his money ON the
entertainments in salt Lake Guy, The
curiosity to see Mr., Beecher Is said to
run high IN Utah.
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wIIOLE.lLE 0GooEaY MAnup,


hAuoN, per 10 short clear, u g,io,ino
shoulders Bl-lslci breakfast, 10 i.aaiic, dr,
hglrfER per lb- Western, aOslaei county
BAKING POWDERS Vnrlous brand. 4
lhh,i per dol VI @esl hui ~ do DO, " bid,
2m 90 DO, u ahigi 80,
uhEhht-W Western, N 10, N To lbl.go.
uAh,bl.hs star, ID 10 ~ lhal6c.
,uloliFfE;e-laya, per 10, asglOi itlo, choice,
G.st", ! ~ prime, 2ls!l i-ioi common %
CONCENTRATED LYE-Vanous brands,
iunk ~ elhh, per ease, 81 lblliOO,
FlHll-Mn0kefal, nor hbl, no uD0tsll 90! llit.
" vQWtl ~ white hsh, Kit, 06aa a.
nEhltlhuS-prlpl, PER n0X, iu0s60o,
ElAtl Dried goldfish, per b,G8.lg7c,
LAtll-ln tlrrce, b3'lAlOci 20 10 pals, lOa
~ EGO, and 10 10 IN Tins, II 8lml2d
al ~ H. T. nIah,'1rel ln' nancy brands, liSgldAci
MISUNDERSTANDING Loul lana. per pa,.
G99a3li Choice, hAgOOe, Prime MOga6ci FAR
RlUE-Lonlsiana, per NJ, T17 l.sc,
SUGAR. - umnulnlol, per w., II 9,lgl2ol
Crushed, II l'g9lloi Powdered, II l.g4igo,
ggnee, a, per lb,, lOl'iolO leo, Clolc6
nary 10 Fair, uaS l.ici Common, I i.loass,
sopA-caSei bi'carb, English, 900 l.gc
sfARCH-Vnlous brands, per 10, lj.@bc,
s0AP'-olive, bAg6ci fancy soaps, per box,
SALT Liverpool Nck, 81 cool O5 ohio
flyer' In bbla, " Ai@2 dOi table, per sack, 10
TEA-Grnpowder, 5Oa75c; imperial, OOa
YlNEdAR-cider, agDc; white wine, 30
0l1Dc, T'
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DRY aOODs mAnKET,

PRINTB-Allens . Ia; American 0 Ia
Harmony 81; Garner o; Gloucester l,2
berlin solid l'2 Richmond Pink o; NAL
'0Riy E luSY''' SSiaowN poMEsrIc-lndIsp
George AAl ~ Ettrlsk Xxx ~ pegnol A
XxXb 81 Charter Oak A Graniteville ~
RR q So Ettriok rs Rk0
FINE BROWN sH EETlN esd wight An.
lendale ~, u; Ailendale ", ~ Allendale
1914, ~; Lake George A q "a; Farmers A q I.s
Worcester Y Ia; petrless A 3.i, I ~.
BLEACHED MUsLiNS- Wamsutta, Ia
New York Mills u; Fruit OF the Loom, "a
Lsrwell o; LonBdale, 81; Bristol 0; Oabot
: II; hamp.hlro y hallowellsi Reynolds
"a Harris rs !; slatersville 7'S, q, Willow
dale rs, o So Peerless 81, 3; Lonsdalo Gam
brio u l-9; knights cambria o; White River
cambrlc u Diamond hlll oambric 10,
DUCkS-sevage stz u ~; aovago 10 on
10 ~; Montana 40 inch 2G Lion Brown u ~;
dr0b " III llampden 90 brown 10 l-2,
Hampton 90 dmb 10 leg; Ayondale blue
" IL, Artisan striped lJI Allendale plaid III,
PatapSoo plnid ~ i.g.
CAMBRlCs-Roll &c; Flat, 9 lie; High
'V CoRs 81 y jiEANs-Nsumkeag, OLE; Penn.
berton, 90; suholk, 9%c.
do. b II ~; do. FiO; belmont AGA 10; do,
xxx 10 l.2 do. Xxx u leg do. X IL, Conlsto.
"a gold medal Al, 10; do. gold medal rs. Isl;
do ~ Is ~; do AA ~; do 10; Methnen "A
II W.
CHECKS Economy, l2hc; Americas, llc;
Caledonia No. 10, Ice; PARK 100, lie.
DENlMS-loston v; AmOskeag III belmont
AL II; do &C u; do RIB ID l-2; do AAA ~;
Warren &C ", do BIB II l.2 do AKA Is; Pearl
river III l.2.
EvlOTa--Arllngton S,l@oc, Evrstts,
l2no; Amoskeag, l2c.
s'rkiPEs- mercan, shc; Glasgow, e-S,
lie; Alabama, SO, brown, l219c
GHAMS-Amoskeag, 90; Bates, 0c;
Renfrew, o.; Southwark, Sc; dress styles,
I0hc.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

PLUG TOBACC0--Virglnia bright, fine
pounds, S5@sl; do do fine and extra extra twlst' 6o9
dunn and l2-intwist; 5S@oOc 90 ommon IL
in, twist, l5g55c; do mahogany navy, rs, 49,
Is, l6Q5Oc Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, 5l@56c; do do mahogany. 4sg5ic; do do
mahogany D class. 4Sg5Oc; 90 do dark ma
hogany, iSgjOc; do do line black, 2g@blc.
FINE OUT-Ohoice, 7OSOc; medium, 7oS
SIC; fair, 7OqS0c; common, W@6oc.
SMOKING -Virg mia smoking, as ana q :
5Oa05c; Kentucky, 3j@jOci common TO good,
SSaiOc: fancy, as to qdallty, 81 lj@l 80; Hon
radeZ, imported, per lib, 81 10. ..
DOMESTIC CIGARS Havana, s6OglOO;
seed and Havana, lOgS0 do do scrap tiller,
:SaI5: Connecticut seed, .2jglb; ordinary,
l5GlS; cheroots and siXes, ll@l3.
fMPUR cED CIGARS, price per i0oo, reg
del ray, $50; Londros, $40; Brevas, WAC; Con
chas, slS1; Flor do Prinsado, $40; Londres ue
Corte, $50; Opera Grand, sllO; Operas. slo;
0pera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria, 500; Honra-
dez cigarettes, 81.
SNUFF-MaccaDoy S5@ssc; Rappe French
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot, S5gSoc; common
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NOTES AND OPINIONS.

General Spinner is amusing himself
with horticulture in Florida tie has
been planting olive trees and tea plants
this spring, and hopes to live to drink
tea grown on his own plantation.
When paper starts opt with the eX-
press purpose of filling "a long;ielt
want" it ills it from one to four months,
besides filling the editor with disgust
and his noclet-book with patent medl>
cine orders, and then the end.
The people of Nevada are thinking
they have too many oilicals and are
paying them too much, and are talking
about contraction in both respects. Az
a late election it il said -thereswas one
candidate to ever fourteen voters V
The Japan Herald says the Japanese
are manufacturing boots for sale IN the
United States from leather imported
into Japan from this country, me
trade is of recent origin, but has ais
ready attained considerable proper
tions.
The Santa Rosa (Cal,) Democrat OF
the 18th says: A. Fletcher, OF Greeh
Valley left with us sample oil rye
eight aud half feet high, which was
taken from field of twenty acres on
his farm. The entire crop will average
seyep and half feet in height.
An exchange says. by eating Paris
green mixed with flour, which had
been dumped by the side OF q fence
Thomas Mcconnell recently lost TWEEN
ty>fve valuable sheep" It is astonish'
ing that Thomas didn't die. what
allied the sheep2
There lives six miles from Richmond
Virginia, Mrs. Martha T. Hopkins, who
Is only thirty-nine years old apa, mas
just married her sixth husband. one
was married at twenty years OF age
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BEN f. WOLFE,
General stat Q Agen
su,HE STATE OFTExAs--TOT HESHER.
~ or anv nonsfabla Of Dallas county,

rr,HE STATE OF ExAS--TO THESHER-
i ia or any constable Of Dallas county,
Greeting: You are hereby commanded
that by making publication OF this citation
in some newspaper published In the county
Of Dallas for four weeks previous TO- me re-
turn day hereof, you summon j.. II. Jones,
whose residenceis unknown, to be and APP
near before X. George, J. p. OF prec not No. 0,
DALLAS county, Texas, on the 5th day OF
July, A. ID. 1873, then and there TO answer
unto q. II. Keene on an account for one nun
bred and ffty-four and 821-l0o dollars
1874 62l, said account commencing October
". 1873, and ending April. 1878, bill OF partic-
ulars died with suit May 8, ls75, affidavit be-
ing made that the above account was lust,
due and unpaid. And whereas the aiiiant.
q Il. Keene, has also filed affidavit stating
that the defendants. J. X Jones, residence
is,unknown to him, wherefore he prays that
n citItion be served by publication.
Herein fall not. and due return make
hereof MS the law directs.
Given under my hand this, the I'm Gay oil
NAV. A. ID. 1878. R.GEORGE, ]. r.,
mayi0dlt-wlt Dallas County, Texas.
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For those who neglect to rectify irregulari'
ties OF the stomach, liver and bowels when
they foolshly imagine will &C me right OF
themselves" Or this silly error such per-
sons are usually disabused by the develop
ment OF some serious chronic malady, trace
able to what they were pleased TO consider a
ciate organs, such II culmination is easily
avoided. A cour,e of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters invariably has the effect of renewing
the secretive action OF torpid liver, restor.
Ing h aallhy dIgesi ion and assimil ation, ana
rendering the habit of body perfectly regn.
lar. the activity of these all important
mnc ions being restored, and the entire sys-
TEN toned and egulated by this incomp "a
bic corrective and invigcrant, no danger 70
the general health ~ TO he apprehended
from causes which, If not eraaicated IN
time will assurenly undermine 1t.
iul0tol7dlw wilt
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w. n. PRATHER,
Tax Collector, Dallas county.
ESTRAYS.

Taken up by George Waller and estrayed
before u. c. Mcclure, j. r.. one light pay
Selding. 0 years old, 10 ] hands high,
IRA nded on the left shoulder "3 RI" valued
at $40.
Taken up by JEFF. Johnson, and estray ed
before w, W. Peak, Justice OF the peace, one
dark hay or brown mare, sight years oiu'
fourteen hands high, brand innet crioa 40 g;
Valued at thirty-fye dollars. ooo'
Taren nm by n. ]. Miller and estryyed be-
,,ra " ~ Peak, Justice OF the Peace, one
hrown horse, iftes D years old, sixteen-and-a
Rail hands high and branded Cook ON lei
shoulder. Valued at fifteen dollars. WS
taken mp by r. A. Sole and estrayed before
/. II. Blewitt, Justice OF the y zee, one aaI *
Iav horse. eight years old, fourteen hanus
bs.,b and branded ID l. ON left shoulder and
on ,e,. mp 3G-el
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ntseIlnnn SXrnn."

No other medicine IN the world was ever
ven such II 'est OF It's curative qualities ~
BOSCnEL's GERMAN tYHUP. In three years
two million four hundred thousand small
bottles of this medicine was distributed (ref
Of chqrgo uy druggists in this country &c
cronp, severe coughs, pneumonia ana other
diseases Of the throat and lungs, giving the
American people undeninble proof that
German syrup will cure them. The result
has been thai druggists in every town and
village in the URited states sre recommend
ipg IL to their customers, 90 to your drug
glst and ask what they know about II. sam
pie bottles 10 cents Regular size 70 cents
Three doses will relieve any case.
Iul0dlt- wit
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LUMBER MARIxET.

thousand, SIS 90; dressed, SIS 90; flooring,
dressed and matched, S22 80; Matched ceiling,
SIS 20; Misunderstanding, SIC 90; fencing,
$40 ~.
WHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand,
Si5 10; surfaced, $50 90; matched ceiling, U2 10;
Notwithstanding, $40 90.
UYPRESS-@Rough, per thousand, Si5 90
surfaced, $50 %; pickets, sij 90.
SHINGLES Yellow pine, cut, 50 0Og3 OOi
long leaf llD sawed, IS 80; cypress cut, VI W
gi %.
LATHEs-~Yellow pine, 50 80 per thou
sand.
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Fourth OF July az uarroIIton.

CABRoLLTON, DALLAS Co, June TO- 1878.
To the Editor of The Herald:
Please say to your many readers that
the people OF Carrollton and vicinity
will give barbecue on the fourth OF
July next. Colonel J. NJ. Mccoy and
Colonel DIN Wellborn are selected as
speakers of the day. j, r. West is
named as marshal and Elder II. Z
Buckner, Of Dallas, as chaplain. We
expect in every way to have just such a
fourth as our old dads" would have
enjoyed Truly yours,
j. NJ MYERS.
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Tho Prevention q, n r.rrIbIe Disaster.

No disorders, excepting the most deadly
mendous Ne,lruotIou OF organic tissue ~
those which fastun upon III kidneys. such
maladies, whe they become chronio-and
none arc 80 liable TO sume that phase
complete y wr ok tho System, To prevent
this terrible disaster, reconrae should De had
upon the ilfst manifestation OF trouble, u
Hostetters Bitturs, which experience has
proved to be highly effective az a means OF
impartIng tone and reg l'arlty to the organs
OF urlneton, bs well es to the liver stomach
ana bowels Another beneficial result OF
thls medicine, naturally consequent upon
It's ciureiic action, Is the elimination rom
the blood Of impurities which beget, rheu-
matism, govt, drOpsy and other maladies.
by increasing the activity of the kidneys, II
judgments the depurative eoic,ency OF those
organs, which are most important outlets
for the escape of such impurities. JujtolO
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STATE CORRESPONDENCE.
Indcpcndcuce bay at CnrroiIton-
Politics ana Homicide in Kochweli
County-The county 10 ThToctinor-
ION,
FATAL ENCOUNTER IN RocEwAlI.
To the Editor OF The H6raldi
RoCKwALL, TEXAS, June q, lses

FATAL ENCOUNTER IN RoCKwALL.
To the Editor OF The Herald;
RooKwALL. TEXAS, June 6, lses,
Yesterday evening another was added
TO tho long list of homicides, A young
man named John johnson, had been at
work for shoat time Mt David Classes
about two miles northeast from this
Mace. II seems that he had killed a
man in Missouri, how long since have
not learned. Two men from that state
have followed him, and In Collin coun,
y got Mr. Baugh who was acquainted
with the place ut which,he was stopping,
to accompany them, They rode up to
the place late yesterday evening and
called him out, Apprehending his
situation he answered with a double
barrel shot gun, which took effect in the
hand of one OF the men from Mis-
sour, taking off one Of his
fingers and several shot passing through
his hand. This shot was fired ut u
very short distance. Then with n piss
tol he fired upon Mr., Baugh, the man
from Collin county, about fifty yards the
ball taking effect in the centre OF the
forehead, causing instant death. John
son made good his escape, at least for
the lime being
This morning there are squads of men
securing the country in every direc>
ton, who win be likely to capture him
dead or alive, if they get sight of him.
Since writing the above learn that
johnson was a regular desperate, He
was outside the house when first called
on to surrender He went into the
house and was fired upon as he re-
treated into the house, when he armed
himself with two six,shooters and a
dOuble,barrell shot gun.
EoR THRocKMoRToN,
The neutrality-suspicious. were adopted
by the democratic convention to-day;
RcsoNcd, That Hon. j, w. ThrockN
morton is the choice of this convention
for next governor Of Texas, and that
our delegates to the convention at AUS
tin be and are hereby instructed to vote
for him.
Resolved, That the two.thirds rule has
become a machine in the hands oftrick-
sters and demagogues to defeat the will
of the masses, and subserve their own
selfish purposes, and we therefore, de-
nounce said rule, and our delegates are
instructed to oppose the adoption of
said two'thirds rule, and vote for the
adoption of the majority rule ~
Y. l.. STANFIELD, Chairman
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buy Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
by the
Houston and Texas Central Railway

The following Offices and Agents have
been establishing by this Company. whore
Information may be had concerning NOT
only the II. at. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
T. Z. NJ ANCHEsTE Eastern Passenger
Agent, All broadway, N. Y.
A. ALLEE, Northwestern Pass. Agent, 10l
Clark street, Chicaso, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent NJ,
X. and Vt, Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A.. FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
Information may also he had at the aesn.
es OF the M. X. q T. Railway, In New York,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Hannibal and St.LouiS
y. WALDO,
Gent Pas. q Frsleht A; Houston, fsxs
asar ssps.. Hcsssos. .fsIss. isnssln
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WIVES ANDLIaUoRs.

WHIsKY-sweet mash, 81 J0@i oo; sou
n ~ TnNE,s~S,iaret, In case, 81 10; CatawbA
or eaI. 81 lO@2 90; Port, per GAL, sl.iOyi w
Herry. per gal, 81 lO@l 90; Msderia,p pei gn,
/ ,na5 20; White wine, in cases, ~ e>g2i o. 81
CGAMPAIGN E-Cooks, In basket, slo-Io
HeidsiecK, in basket vs. oO hs s11s ~ o'sN''
s57 ID. Dom este champagne, sl2Cylo'
"a fE-Stock ale, cask, s. l5S2 So Porter
0" TIlmntANDi S-D5mestic, In cask, sls@io;
cn;nac, per gai., 81 Ss92 20; French per gai.'
81 bOaI5 0O;Apple, per gal. q Ioe,S %, ~
81 1913 75;Ginger, 81 25gs oo'slaoKoeii'"i"
snINs-Old Holland, pergal., " 5OGo N
nomestlc, per gal, 81 40g2 %.
nj Ms-Ja maca. 50 aOa5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-12
uun ANN DEMENT,.

CEMENT-Rosen is worth ~ barre
I.ouisyille, best, little kept, " % oarrei
Dallas, 81 50. fNrfg
'i.iME-The beat quality In barrels isworth
rs; In bulk, 81 50; ordinary Dallas zoo' pof
IPLAsTER 10 worth IS so v barrel.
rhe aupply;0f the above mentioned aru-
az il ample demand fair. market nrm.