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District Court, 18th Judicial District, sedg
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Buyers are Offering 1913 to 50 s.. None
offered, however. except few dressed hogs.
which are bought by the packers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
wuo,rsAuE GROCERY MARKEI

BACON, per lb-Short clear, 3-4@iOc;
shoulders, 3-ig7c; Breakfast, 10 l-Z9llci uIy
salt, l-2@7 Sic oo. ,,,,
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O@35c; country
256s3Oc. ,., ,.., ,.d,
Id cans, per doZ 81 2j@l 5Oi l-2 DO do' " ooS
2 Co., do do, 81 2jsi 80.
CHEESE-W estern.T Id, 10 TO 10 l'2c'
CANDLES Star, Is to S., l6glBc.
COFFEE-Java, per Id, 2Sg3O; klo, oholce,
22M2l l-2c prime, 2lg2l l-4c; common W
20 Utl0NCENTRATED LYE--Vanous brands
4 doz. Id cats, per case, "a 25go w.
FIsH-Mackeral, per Dbl, 40 OO9sll 90; XIII
Al OOaSl d white fish, kit, 95gsl 90
HENRI n GS-Dried, per oox, lOGoOc.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per ID, U 3,ige; ma
TAKD-In fierce, 3-l@lOc; 20 Id pals, 100
IN T. 30. and 10 Id In tins, IL 3-4gl1c.
HAMS-Per ID, fancy brands, liE@l51sc;
On M 1U IIaSsEs-Fancy Loui'iana. per gal,
eoa65c; Choice, 55@60c; Prime dog5oc; FAIR
'' RICE-Louisians, per Id. 797 l'sc; ,,...
SUGAR GRADUATED, per 10, II I-ag,SS ~,
Crushed IL l.2@l2c; Pow ,sao .ac. GSoice
Iomisiana' gds0 l.2c Prime, l-Igs lac; Ordi-
nary 10 Fair, SOS lac; Common, 34gsc;
s0DA-Cnae; bi-carb. English VSo i-Zc'
AsSsft SRCH~Various brands, per ID, 5000
SOAP-olive, 594@6c; fancy soaps per Doh
o. sy%SVIi%T~Liverpool sack, 81 6o@l IS; ohic
river, in bbls, " 4592 go; table, per SACK -
STTitsA-Grnpowder, 5Oa75c; imperial, BOG
s,c. Janan. go@9Oc, Oolong, 40@7bc. a,
ViNEGAR-Cide 25@3Oc; white wihe' o'
| RTSo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

lsmaniisily absurd DO rlalm nrn mar,
,iiNNl tNli luulr HHd allD Alive psoparilgs
f,l llhm what % dAllY done ~ iiie Ven.
.illn N' eh,Hl lncu riltris. ool0fol ~ MAKE
in.rll hui ihr rlpnhnlie hisla MI wniah M M
w, Nllrsl nnl most hurlfuldnoupilnu. mn,
laharrhlfhl HnrNrts nf lluslottrrb nlumurl
hllefi, ne leading Alternative tonic of IN,
nn,lnl ~ lnsl lAs Induced many ~ thesu
lrnlpl The r0unierlalting ~ this standard
npllpihn, nut Their fltnrts have mover
proved successful on a large scale, aud they
hhNe themselves W many Instances nolnrl.
mentality nf the law,
Ihu genuine Filters have, indeed, spir.
lugns basis, but they are emphaileally a
mnllelhei since their botanic ingredients are
slkhAlly ellehel1ns ~ overcoming and pro.
venting ohlllH and fever, dyspepsla' llvsr
seh plant constipation, aud many other
N'e"'htlh' may nd MrWlt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
These, our Local Loarers

10 the Editor of the Herald.
was delighted to see in your paper
short time since u well directed shot
thrown into the ranks OF the street
loafers. 1t Is not to be supposed that
any censure would touch their pride,
for their life OF idleness destroys all
manhood and sentiment of self.re-
spect, but If you will keep up the war
which you have inaugurated on these
vagabonds, 1t may result 10 forcing the
authorities 10 take steps to relieve the
city OF one of the most shameful nui-
sances which alllcts it; at any rate
you will merit tne gratitude OF the te-
male portion OF the populaeon. Good
clothes and genteel appearance
should be no protection to yagrancy,
In fact, the sports who throng the
sidewalks of Dallas, are entitled TO
less consideration from the law than
the tramp in rags. So numerous and
rude are these well-dressed brutes, that
no lady can, with safety from being
insuted, venture upon the streets Tor
shopping or other business unattended
by q male protector, and of course III
this crowd of wretches, Bhe cannot al
forwards identify to husband, brother,
or friend, those, who by impertinent
looks or offensive remarks, interrupt
her as she passes, that they may re-
ceive the cAstigation they deserve, IL
is shame that in this enlightened
and progressive city there is so good q
} cause for complaint. 1t is q moral
crime for which there should be some
remedy, and l can suggest noue better
than a ball and chain, aud work on
: the streets. If you will give your in
, Thence to drive this pest from oll
midst, we (the ladies of Dallas vii
, call you blessed, MARY
P.S. Would it not be a good idea t'
) get the names and loaiing places o
some of the most inveterate of these
, vagabopds, and publish them in direc
tory style, so that the ladies can avoi'
their regular places of business"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
The Aunlerann Candidate.

The picnic season Is now upon us,
anu with the picnic season comes the
wonld'te office holders, spruce, smil,
Ing and debonair Owing TO the dc.
preston OF the times aud the failure Of
other aud more legitimate business the
candidate Is unusually numerous this
year, ana his traits unusually develop
ed The beaming smile with which
he Is wont TO greet tho doubtful voter
has settled into n fixed grin, the grace.
nj wave ~ his hand has assumed the
monotonous regularity Of pump.
handle, ana the Hibernlan ubiquily
which once stroye to be Sin two places
at once like birdn now spreads him
simultaneously over the whole town,
ANA where ever tW0 or three voters are
gathered together the candidate may
be seen spontaneously wheeling into
sight from round the corner
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
TOaACCO MARHET,

PLUd TOBACCO-Virginia bright, nno
pounds, Sissli do do inca extra twlst, G6lt
zoo, 40 do oxlra 0.in twist, GS0tlOo, do ma'
alum ana l2-lntwist, bStoOc DO common ~
IN, twist, loGbaoi do mahogany navy, W, IN,
~, ib9Oc, Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, biIMci do do mahogany, AsGli3; do do
mahogany u class lSNOo, 40 do dark mn.
hogany, N.llOc; do do dne black aONblc,
FINE Cuf-Choleo l0ls1o; medium, zoo,
Soc, lalb llQgHOo; common, t0elDbo
SMokl NH-Nirglnia smoking, rs ana u,
OGbloi kentucky, D0gjOr, common 10 good
abgiOoi fancy, IN 70 quality, VI l5gl 30, Hon
rRde2 imported, per 10, 81 N,
OMESrlC AltS-lluvann, y600slO0,
setd ana Havana, iO9s0; do do scrap rller,
NWh, connecticut seed, 2193, ordinary,
lI1lN, cnorOOts and sizes, llWl3,
IhPOl tED CIGARS, price per 1907, Reg
del ray, 800; Lpndros, sll0; Brcvas, sliO; Con.
ehos, sliJ; Florde Prinsado, sll0, Londres de
OoIte, $50; Opera Grand, Sll0, Operas. $40
Opera kena, $50; Rona Victoria, 500; ll0nra.
dos cigarettes, 81.
SNuFF-Maooaboy S50sSSc; Rappo French
u scotch aud Dundyfoot, SJS5u; common
blc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
npy coODs MARKET.

pRINTs-Allen's IL; american -
Berlin Solid ) IL; Richmond Pink u Mai
lory Purples o. ,o,trurIc .indto,
I'D <. Lawrence Xxx s; Antelope IL; Lake
George AA7 IA; Ettrlck XAG 3D.; rsgn1t "a
SX%b a.; Charter Oak A 4; Graniteville '-S
RRG Al: Ettrlck rs RR -
ZINE BROWN SHEErINGS-DwlghtA An
chors 10; HolyokeS L.; salisbury i-ii A.
lendale "A. 70; Allendale ~ ~ Ailene s.S'
IN, 4 ". Lake George A q 3-i; Farmers III
worcester & IA; Peerless a ia, l-2. ~.
"ppi.EACHED MULLINS Wamsutta, ~,
Nav YORK Mills u; Fruit Of the Loom, -;
Esrwe o Lonsaa,e RI Bssi e R Y T%GGs
IA Harris rs, Z; Slatersville I'S, o., Willow
dale IS 81 Peerless 81 y Lo1 WSIte R Rfe
canbric n: diamond n i'll cambria 10. a. -.
DuUKS-Sevage oz u ~; Sewage 10 ~ % %
10 ! .. Montana 40 inch p; Lion Brown ~ i ~
Hampden US brown IL l-2; Hampton . :
draO u l2 H a1aS ;o % A SISwn blu,
- 19 ~! Artisan striped lS; Allendale plaid 10
Patapsco plaid 10 l.s.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
STATE OF TEXAS.

IL gives to the Passenger view OF the grand
est scenery, finest Agricultural district ana
great grazing groundsot the West.
llB passenger and freight uains are sur.
passed by none In the state. Pullman
Palace Drawing Room and sleeping CARE
leave III. Louis daily via the NJ, X. q 4; Ky
at S45.; Hannibal at l0:i5 u. m. ana Sedalla
at 8:l5 p. M, running through to Denison,
Sherman, Dallas, liearne, Austin and hons.
ton without change. Connection Is also made
at Sherman with the Texas ana Pacific rail-
way for the above named points.
The connections OF this Road with the M.
X. d 4. ut Denison for ct. Louis, Hannibal,
Chicago, Fort Scott, Kansas City ana All
points North and East; with the Texas q Pa
cinc at sherman for 81. Louis, cairo, Mem.
phis, and all points East and Southeast, and
At Houston with the a., IL. y. A. for Ban
Antonio, the o., Ii. 4 II. for Galveston, the
Texas a New Orleans Railway for Beaumont,
Orange, etc., the Morgan and Mallory steam
ships for all points on the Gull and Atlantic
coasts and the Liverpool q Texas Steamship
Line TO Liverpool, Havre and other Euro
pean cities are perfect, while Us freedom
irom dust and heat on account OF the nature
OF the soil and the open prairie country over
which II passes, with It's cooling sea breeze
pleasant scenery OF broad prairies, beautiful
groves, well cultivated fields OF cotton, corn,
small grain, and fruits, render IL especially
desirable and advantageous 10 travellers and
shippers In preference To others,
ST. Louis Express leaves Galveston daily
at l:2O D. m, Houston Mt z $50 p. M Hearne
at 1880 p. m, Dallas $500 .. m. and Denison
at ll:45 O. me-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
"Gern,ankyrunn

No other medicine IN the world was ever
given such test ~ It's curative qualities "A,
huaphhk'H uEHNAA hNNuP, In three year,
Two million four hundred thousand small
now eh 81 THIS medicine was distributed ne
n WniRn ny druggists IN this country Ii
lnuhn blnlrled WIN consumption, asthma
WNuVi severe coughs pneumonia ANA Other
llfuAhnh ol tho throat ana lungs, giving iho
American ppople undnninhle proof that
unfmnn syrup VIII cure thOm, 1hu result
hhs hetn thal druggists Ia every lOwn. ana
llllhgn IA tue uhllud Ntntos are recommend,
ing II 90 their customers, lo Ia your anu.
glAt hnd AJAX what they know about II. sam.
bio bottles 10 cents, Regular Higi 10 centR
Three doses VIII relieve any cas-,
nlylsdlt.W
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
WINES ANDLI0UORA.

WHlsKY--sweot mash, 81 1904 90; Sou
mash, VI $4,000.
WlNES-Caret, In case, 81 10; Catawba;
or gal. 81 lO@2 %; Port, per gal, sl.iOgi Of
5000 O0i White wine, In cases, " 95G2i 10.
CHAMPAIGN E--CoOks, in basket, SIS 40
Holdsieck, In basket, S2s %; krug, In basket
R7 10; Domestic chanpaigne, sl2glS.
ALE-Stook ale, oask, Us l5g2 DO, Porter
caslt, 81 l5g2 ~.
kANDlES Domestic In oask si2@l3
Gognac, porgal, 81 3S@2 70; French,per gal,
u 60@lb OO;Apple, per gal, VI 1908 10. Peach
u 1898 75;Ginger, VI gSg2 W; Blaokberry;Sl w
@9 80
GlNS-old Holland, pergal,, .sS 5O@5 81
Domestic, per gal, " 400 90.
RUMS-JamnCa, So 3OI5.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

This house Ia fitted up In sumptuous style.
n nd equal to the best bars In the state. Po-
lite bsrkeepeis and .servantsi constantly In
attendance. 2idom
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

enlnrs e up,
alaeflEAAa-N Wahta wa pem'
pnlinn sri hnnnlk, nf,
Iltke- AmusAeeB AcA LD 10, AIS ~,
l9 " " lsi dp, , b Rflnmif AGA ~ do,
az ~ W, DO, AA ! l'ai Hu, s N, unuisiur
lla
=, ullhuks. ho0nom l4no, Aneuous, lie,
NilelgIllAl No, TO- lho parR ll0, lir,
nkNl Ms-iinsinn VI AmOskeag IL, belmont
Al W. do ulu ~, do BhH NJ I,sy 40 AAA iS,
rlyer 10 ~,
ophhVlogs-Arllnglon, sssOo Eyretts,
l2'Sni Amuhkeng, lsu,
ffklrl,s American, $50, Glasgow, o.,
llej Alabama, a-a, brown, i5to
ulNhNAM AtnOhkuag, uni bateH, Oo,
MYnlfpw, pci southwark, Sol drosa sly los,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

NEW ORLEANS, June l.-Night-Cotton IL
arm. Sales $500 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

hNled hin like bin wheH he was alive
Anl who were never known to.t,y
ANYTHING good Of him until he wa.
lA'd away under the soi, Then N, i'd
Resolutions and speeches murl p
printed IN all he daily papers, and ,hs
community discovers, when too late,
what u jewel Ihsy have had among
them.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

The newspaper man hates to have a
lawyer die. Not that he thinks any
more of lawyers than he does of any
other class of people, but, he knows
there has got to DO Injecting of the
bar,n and resolutions are going to be
drawn up they ought to be drawn up,
clear out of sight, and left there), and
speeches made eulogizlng the deceased,
principally by rival attorneys who
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
LocnI EacOnics.

To the Editor of The Herald:
Has Dallas been thoroughly ragged
and burned?
Cannot the city fathers manage to
have the cast-of boots cremated? Inc
ashes might be canned.
Would it not pay the city to give
their vagrant boot-blacks twenty,
cents a hundred for disencumoered
tinscans, said cans piled In some loca,
ton remote from the city, and reserved
for the purpose of building monu-
mpnt to the memory OF the hrst can
didate for office who cdl'>not lie.
To be perfect gentleman you must
Hack your boots all the way arouhu'
To be a lady wear trail to sweep tne
a hotel keeper says that he always
manages to furnish bugs to guests VINO
inauire for them. u %, q
II Won want to sleep soundly eau a
raw ouiou for supper, the stomacn c"ii
he educated to digest them. Try H.
Kate Field is now member oil lhe
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02

~. tho method Of burning our bodies ate. after
Sp do created some little str IN tnrs rs cnIace
Try but met with very or tst lae into
our cn1i liter DEATH and to stand and gaze a,
it5 rap, ew onnces Of ashes, is, in our estind h
ih on crSc ard sinful Now ys sGlf so;my TS
are suffering from some is,.at nr have pains
VINO s o nnse Ihysterics, nervousness aud gen.
snd pprostraton advise you to S S1sm
nsw lease upon your lives ,i ~ suicR and
fnl female regulator, anu chronic cases in an
incredibly short tlne.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-06-02
Mysterious Movements Of Armed Mcn.

Mysterious Movements Of Armed Men.
As the shadows of the trees were
growing in le1gth across the prairies
near the fair grounds, ten armed men,
mounted upon splendid steeds, were
seen riding over the brow Of tina hill
from the north. In their course Of
travel they rode nenr several resi-
dences in the vicinity, disappearing
from view to the n0rthward. Soon af.
forwards another man, armed with Il
Winchester rifle bu. afoot, passed
by, going in the same direction. He
was soon followed by two others, also
afoot and armed, who followed at n
distance of about one hundred yards,
all pursuing tho same course Those
who are personally acquainted with
Lieutenant Peaks command say that
it was not his, and. who they are Is u
mystery. Each man, besides carrying
pistols, hrd Winchester rifle, and APP
penred to be well equipped. They are
evidently men OF law and order, or
they would not dare come in such close
proximity to II city like Dallas, yet as
to who they were, or what their pur-
pose liz, remains unknown.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.


ESCULENTS-Irishp potatoes per bbl, S3 90
@3 5O Onions, per Dbl, 50 90; Cabbage. wes'
tern, per crate, none; southern, per uozeh'
81 so, Kroutz, per box, So
per Id. gOa25o; cheese, western, l2@l6c.
FRUITS-Applts green, per Dbl, 81 Vog6 %
Oranges, per box. 8 %; Lemons, per box, so'
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Ia fair demand, onmmun, N@Mpi hlh 20
NHs1 plWn ln ehnifai IN 90, RHd, luvi
oidlnnlf 90 pNlhu Louisiana Nsir,
81 inuis, Juna i ,-flnurlH dun hid IN
ohnnuef Wheat No, rod mli NJ is, Nn, I
do We, Com, Inactive No, n miRnl giaBiisp
OATS No ai4Aac, Rye, no. Harley tpldA
al $40. whisky hieadS ~ vi 40, iNlA dull
lophlng AZ N rs l.am dan ani nominal,
AmRll lots w ~, huk menlA nOminally un.
changed, BACON, ~, NO, Is linsN lNAA 3Ns
iuT hhunlieIs, clear Ribs Hld CLEAR nidtA,
uAtue.-nnlli common lu ohnloa shipping
aleurh VI slah aii corn led Texan sloorh ~ hl
~ 10, thln "a good grass iod " !hAB N,
ENTHUSIASTICALLY, good demand,
hheep-Nomlnally unchanged,
iiides aud wooi,
dALYKaros, June l,-lildes ara dull, Dry
selected liol light Aalied leoi stack haliNu
lONci kipA llhei wet saltud ts7Aoi butchers
green nh0,
Wool-QuleI eastern spring, medium 10
nus choice al1slol average lSgsOo, western
medium 10 me chooe lsaaOo, average GQ,
hel Mexican choice ls1llo,