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WANTS.
SITUATIONS vvANrrED-FEmAhme.

Cocks. Nurses. EhaBab@pmmIds. VITO.
NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
W q situation as cook, dining-room servant
or plain washer. Good references given Il re-
VTyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w situation as cook or washer. Good refer-
ences given if required. M. A. this office. iys0 BIT
WABTED-A SITUATION FOR A STEADY
W white girl to nurse or do housework. No
objection to go out Of the city. Address .JARYs
at this Office iY90 Ut
UTANTFD-A GOOD WASHER AND IRON
w er. Apply Immediately at Cassidy's Ho-
tel; none need apply unless we'll recommended,
iy8O 1tf
NTANTED--BY A YOUNG GIRL, A sITUA..
~ ton to do dining room work or nurse ana
90 h0ussWorR Address H., Democrat othee.
jy28 81
WANTED EMPLOYMENT BY A COMPE-
w tent white woman TO nurse and do house,
work. Reference given If required. Address
NURSE, this office. jy9ss t
THTAETED-BY A Young WHITE GIRL a.
the best city references. Address ANTOINETT,
this office ig2s 81
w ANTBD-A MIDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w wishes q situation as nurse, or to he best o.
WORK Understa a 7. nursing Eeil B. MOI
485 TbhouDitoulas street. Jyzo
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, q situation to cock or do Homework
and sewing Address X. g.. this office jy28 St
HOuseke epers.
WTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE LADY A
w position to take care OF q house during
the summer. Good references given If required.
Address O. B., this Offices. iy2s st
Dressmakers and seamstresses.
UyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, q situation as Seamstress In o
private family. Can sew on Grover u Baker
machine. Good reference can be- given. ADJ
drncc MI n thiu office Iy2g gt
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w tent white woman to nurse and do house,
work. Reference given II required. Address
NURSE this office. iy2s 3t
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Drsssmakers ana seamstresses.

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w woman, q situation as Seamstress in q
private family. Can sew On Grover u Baker
machine. Good reference can be- given. ADJ
dress NJ. O. this office. lY2B st
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VNTANTED-BY A YOUNG GIRL, A SITUA-
w tion to do dining room work or nurse and
DO houseWork. Address T., Democrat office.
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NTARTED-BY A YOUNG WHITE GIRL a.
w situation to do houssWork. Can give the
the best city references. Address ANTUINETT,
this office, iV2g &c
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office of IresCent Citv RailruRff GONNA

OniCe of crescent City Railroad COmpa-
nv, No 1O3 Canal street New Orleans, July a.
1s7s-Certificate No, 218 in favor Of Edgar Gelpl
for seventy nine shares of the capital stock of
having. been lost or mislaid noti"e Is hereby
given that unless the same be produced at this
office within thirty days from date hereof, q
new certificate will issue in lieu thereof and
said certificate No. 31s be declared null and
void.
iva BOT J. r. JUDFN Secretary.
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UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE LADY A
w position to take care OF house during
the summer. Good references given If required.
Address c. b., this OFFICES. jy2B st
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w er. Apply imm edately at Cassidy's Ho-
tel: none need apply unless we'll recommended.
jy80 1t*
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Cocks. Nurses. Ghambwpnnmlds. Et0.
NNTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN.
w a situation as cook, dining-room servant
or plain washer. Good references given III res
duired. L. O., this office. jg30 8t
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WANTED "A MTDDLE-AGED WOMAN
w wishes situation as nurse. or to he best o.
work. Understands nursing well. B. Nof
4s5 Tbhoupitoulas street. Jy2S os
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w white girl to nurse or do housew0Tk No
objection to go out Of the city. Address NARY,
at this Office. iy90 Ut
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MnnaRkee pPrRy

NTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl, situation to cock or do homework
and sewing. Address X. s.. this office. iy28 st
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1878-04-07

.hly have saved MY millions VI dollars,
Ioplay on tho root Vt house On fre
Is 70 waste water tho root was made
70 shed lhe water tho rain dnes not
pat oul lhe kiphen trs nor would
no fenohseoli lowing bodily on the
root pat OUT the Kitchen II afre Play
low 500 tho water % tho bottom OF tho
ilre. and you need uot pour la tho
fenohseoIl A low gallons a. the bot
tom oi tho fire all rlsa up IN clouds VI
steam whenever the ire u rising. aud
viii queneh n Even heap VI ruhbish
turns rain and water Ikea partial roof
A gu Of water thrown into tho bottom
OF a CRATE quenchas tho hre mora than
q quart thrown on top, for a similar
reason, water on the NiniwATd side 10
more elective than on the leaward. !
Am speaking now Of moderate irs,
when there are 0nly two or three hOuses
burning The big blales on,iha leaward
look ul,hut They cannot be affected
by playing on them, Throw your
water under tho relorl that 10 stacking
them, and u goes out That 10 10 say,
play ~ tho bottom Of tho windward
u le Of the fire aud you take the Huresl
and speedlesl way 90 Quenoh lhe whole.
leeWsfd slide breeze Included
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San StefanO

San Stefano where the peace negotia-
tions between Russia and the porte
were conducted, is under the shadow OF
the old walls, which have not been be-
sieged for four hundred years. Close
by are the Seven Towers, within whose
massive keep Russian ambassador has
often been imprisoned, and the walledN
IN gates through which the Moslems
expect that the Christians will re-enter
Constantinople when they recapture 1t.
Here. too, according to Standard cor
respondent, is the chapel, in whose
devoutly worshiped wells live the mira
culous fish which jumped out of the
frying,pan on the day of the taking OF
Ccnstantinople and have lived on until
now with one side cooked, and the
other waiting until, in the fullness OF
things. 1t can in its turn, be submitted
10 the fire. During the massacre OF
Chic. a number of Greek children who
had been carried off by the Turks were
ransomed and afterward educated by a
pbilantbropic society. One OF the
bovs who was ramsomed andeducated
bv Americans, has become o
wealthy householder San stetano;;
II was under the roof OF
this Chiote exile, who had been trained
bv American missionaries, that the con-
oueror of Turkey, the Grand Duke
Nicholas, received shelter while the
diplomatists we're chattering over the
conditions of peace.
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wuo,rs..E egoCERy MARKET

BACON, per lb--Short clear, S-4@l0c;
shoulders, 3-ig7c; Breakfast, 10 l-29llc; ary
salt, l-2@7 S-4c .o...,,,
BUTTER per ID Western, 3O@35ci country
25g3Oc. ,.. ,,, ,
Id cans, per doz 81 25@l so; IL do DO, " oOg
26O;:l do do, 81 25tgi 30.
CHEESE-W estern, ~ 10, ID TO 10 leo.
CANDLES Star, 10 to ia, l5gl6c.
COFFEE--Java, per Id, 2S@3Oi RIO, cnoice,
22gg2 lac prime, 2@2l l-ic; common 10
fair, 10 I-2920 l-2c.
CoNCENTRATED LYE--Various brands,
doz. Id cans, per case, "a 25(g5 co.
FISH-Mackeral, per Dbl, $40 OO@sll co. KIT,
81 00asl 81 white fish, kit, 05@sl 70;
HERRINGS-Dried, per oox, 4OgOo.
FISH-Dried Goldfish, per b, OS.ig7c.
LARD-In tierce, . 3-4glOc; 70 10 pals, LOG
10 I-2o; and 10 ID In tins, ii 3-4gl2c.
HAAS--Per Id, fancy brands liS@lo1sc;
o NtoLI ISsEs-Fancy Louisiana, per gal,
eo965c; Choice, 6S@6Oc; Prime 5o@56c; FAIR
RICE-Louisiana, per Id. 7e7 lee:
SUGAR Granulated, per ID, Il 2.l@i2c;
Crushed. IL l.2al2o; Powdered, II l-2Csi2c;
Ouffee, A, per H., 10 l-iGlO lac; Choice
Louisiana, 96s9 l-2c; Prime, l-4Ss l-2o; Ordi-
nary TO Fair, saS l.4o; Common, 3-4gSc:
S0DA-Case; bi-carb. English, 696 Leo
REHABILITATION brands, per ID, 45495c.
soAP-Olive, 594s6c; fancy soaps per oox'
@ s1Xii9T@Liyerpool sack, 81 GOsl IS; Ohio
river, In bbls 81 4592 10; table, per sack, = IL
STEA-Grnpowder, 50a75c; imperial, SOC
g,c. .Iapen, pO6dpOc, Oolong, 40GsIbc.
ViNEGA Cider, 25@5oc; white wine, sc
675c,
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NrOIICE lis HEREBY GIVEN-1 HAT IN
IN accordance with an order OF the county
court OF Dallas county, made on the 2lst In
slant, an o. ection win be held on Saturday,
OF determining by he voice OF the qualified
voters therein, whether hogs shall be per-
mitted TO run ut large In the following sub
division OF said c0uuiy OF Dallas, to-wit
Beginning ON the east boundary line OF said
county at the point, where the Texas ana
Pacific railroad enters said county thence
along the roadbed OF said railroad west until
IL reaches the trinity river thence up said
river with Its meanderings TO lhe Elm Fork
OF said Trinity river; thence up said Elm
Fork with its meanderipgs 70 the county
line between Dallas and Denton counties
thence east along the north boundary line
of Dallss county to Rowlett's creek thence
down Rowlett's creek with Its ~ eanderings
10 the east boundary line of Dallas county (;
thence south along said east boundary line
10 the place of beginning; except SO IN uch OF
said above described subdivision as Is en-
braced withiR tho limits of precinct No. I, OF
said Dallas county.
Said order having been made upon the Pc
tition OF twenty freeholders living in said
b-division, asking COR the enactment OF a
general laws ofTexas, pa sed by the FIJI
teenth legislature; said election TO be held
at the places named below, under the SUI
pervision OF the following named persons
appointed by ssid court 10 hold the same,
to-wit: Il. D. Scott, Mt Poortown Mac ELL
son. at farmers Branch W. J. Wheeler, at
Richardson VIM. Ioyelace, ~ Upper Duck
creek n. n. Galloway, at Worthingtons
school house Benjamin ". Lanham, At
Bales School house, and Thomas ID. Goats,
at Long Creek. -
County Clerk,
mch27-d1w-xI. ~ e..G. sd
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TouASoo mAaHIr.

PLuu virginia bright, me
pounds, hassli dc do fne and extra twisl, ddei
100 do do extra utin twist, Dheluni do mo.
dlum y AMI llln TWIST bhetOOn do common IA
Ia, twist lhethhei do mahogany navy, ~, ",
hh, ih90ri Louisville navy, bright mahop-
any, blybpoi 40 do mAhOaany, tapsbie, do do
mahogany u class. $50 100, do do dark ma
hoRhnyi ihghp, DO do tine black, Hl1hlo,
FINE DUf-jhOloe, lOglnCi meiium, 100
hhCi iAlTi iOgthiot common, tJ1nAo,
hMoklNu Virginia alnoRing, ~ and as
plsHloi Kentucky M0sbooi common 10 COCA
@yiOo, fancy, a. w qqalily, VI l19l 80, Hon
fadpk, lmpultod, pef 10, VI ~, 1890.
DOMESTIC uluANA- Havana, 5000 100,
hpod and Havana, togsl. do do SCRAP nller
AhNhi Connecticut Huod, Aegh, ordinary,
lnylh, chuiuuh And Hixon, llWla,
IdfohtkD CluAiiA, price por 1000, heg
dol ray $500 LnndToh, NllO hfoVaA, bllO, Com
ohaA, tlAOi Flor do ffinAadO, $40; Londfeh dc
poitv, yhai Opyra GRAND, ul0, operas, SO,
Opera Roma, 800 Roma Victoria, 5000 Honra'
dos clEafuliuh, 81
SNUFF Mncoaboy, SbuSScj kappo French
Scotch aud DundyfOot, Ngsbc, uommon
dc,
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THE STATE OVER.

Berar Couaty--Herald: Tho State
Medical association is in session. -
When Alamo ditch was cleared the
skeleton of an infant was found near
the Alamo plaza in the bottom of the
ditch.
Collin CuonW-Enquirer: The city
election passed off Tuesday quietly,
with but little excitement.--Bishop
J. A. Beebe, coored of the colered M,
+. Church in America, will preach at
the colored church in this city on next
Sunday.---Two young men from Wes'
ton, giving the names OF Hiram Miller
and Jim Brown, were arrested last
Monday night under charge of creating
disturbance and firing pistols at the
negro church. Friday night,
April 5, 1857, twenty-one years ago,
Texas was visited by frost which cut
down the wheat and other crops, killed
many forest trees, and apparently de"
vastated the country. On the following
llth day of the same month snow fell
to the depth of five or six inches, which
brought out the wheat.
Rusk County-Beacon The responN
sibility of its future welfare rests with
its business men. No town in the
state of Texas has more promising
future before it than has Henderson.
The weather continues lovely ana
vegetation exultantly hourishes.---,
The commissioners court met in special
session on last Saturday to take action
in reference to the building OF the
courthouse. criminal session OF
the county court is being held this
week. The time is principally con-
su,ne9 in strengthening up matters de>
stroyed by the fre.--An operahouse'
street railway, courthouse and gas
works are being sgitated hereabouts'
The ginhouse of Mr.. Thomas Hunt,
four miles east of town, was destroyed
by fire on Saturday last.
Cook Comty.-Hesperian The wheat
plant is suffering for rain, and without
rain soon the harvest will be very
shuft.-Gainesvi has three picture
galleries, and one transient, peramoula'
ting patent process fellow who can raise
your picture from infancy to full grown
life size.-The saloon men OF Gaines
vile let their backs sink an inch or two
under the weight of the blue ribbon and
raised beer to ten cents per glass. "A
woman's skeleton was found early TINS
morning, by some little boys, in drift,
on Elm Just below the ford, west o.
town. There was remnant OF cloth
hanging to the remains on which could
be traced the letters "C>oline.' "a
young man came down from the from
tier last Saturday and had quite
quantity of pole cat poison drawn from
him by w. l.. Fletchers mad stone. H'
was severely bitten on the finger whil'
asleep in camp, by the rsbid animal A
the same time there was another boz
bitten on the nose.
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Dr, CF0wdus 80 higbt.--Th- Contrs'
yrrsy Narrowed Down 90 tbe single
question ~ Cost.
In my article of Friday morning, on
the waterworks question, diaclaimed
any desire TO get into newspaper con
trovegsy on the subject and, sir, ]
meant all said, for assure you there
is no one more ayerse to this kind of
notorioly than myself, but there are
some things IN Mr. Connor's reply that
| feel would not do myself justice II |
failed TO notice, In tho frat place
he says | misrepresent lacts m
this, that said the one hundred dol
lars voted for the hydrants last ear was
bonus. lie (Mr, Connor) left out the
word mostly and puts H., was voted
M bonus as stated by Mr., Williams"
! desire to introduce every member of
the city council, Mayor Cabell and evS
cry other officer of the city, who was
cogni2ant OF the contract and the cir
cumstanGes surrounding IT, 10 testify
for or against the correctness of my
statement. So far as | know they
agree with me- in this Secondly-Ho
denies that he refused 10 make n propo'
ston to the city. To meet this, | say
he withdrew from the council chamber
and did not make proposition, after
stating that he was authorized to con-
tract, and after n resolution had been
passed inviting proposition from him.
As to the statement Of DIR.
Crowdus, in the council, that the
old council would not settle the
matter OF contract with the company,
! do not see that it cuts any figure in
the matter under discussion, but in us
tice to Dr. Crowdus | will say that the
remark was made not because he was
unwilling to make the contract or was
not anxious to make it. But he made
the remark because he saw we could
not agree as TO price per hydrant at
that meeting, and he knew it was the
last meeting of the old council
Now sir, | wish TO say have always
entertained a high regard for Mr., Con-
nor and regret to meet him thus in the
public front, especially in matter in
which my interest is no more involved
than any other taxpayer in the city. |
presume we differ very little about the
importance of saving our main streets,
and all other streets from the ravages
of fire; neither do suppose we differ
very much as to the Importance OF the
water works or the necessity OF the city
using them, None of these things
have anything to do with the question
as to what the city should pay the
water supply company per annum per
hydrant Should the city, in justice to
the men who pay the tax, pay more
than $502 We think not.
Respectfully i'll. WILLIAMS
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MIkIh ANnIIailnna.

WI lhKY sweet mash, VI sosi sOi Ihou
tnAhli, ll M,3nl,
WlNlA -ciaret, 10 vase, " ~ CatawbA
~ gal, VI lpas ni lnIli pot Hal,, l,iusl %
henry ,par gal VI tuNi 0pi Madeira pot "a,
uiyh w Waite wins, "a aaRea, " Agil ~,
nAMfAIuhh-lO nkA, ~ BASKET, blh 10
iieldslppk, la basket, W ~, kfuK, ~ basket
vi ot nnmeatle ohalnpaighe, ti2sA,
Ain hlnek ale, oAaki VI 1904 b., Porter
pAhk VI lhHa ~,
hhANDfliH- Domestic, Ia oaAk, ela4ia,
uppnao, per Eal,, VI Assi ial fIenoh,p pei gal,,
hnslb u,Apple, Per galn " iaa,l iil l'aAoh
VI il1a hiulngeT, u A3s w ilAokbeTryItl W
90 NJ
0lNA-Oid Holland, pergal., " 6Ogh NJ,
Domestic, poT gal, i0lsl 20,
~ Mh-JAmAna, ~ DNh,
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uouto Put out y Fire.

Our readers who live in neighbour
hoods where no steam fTe engines re-
snond TO the fire alarm, may learn
much from this communication to the
Portland Press, especially at this time
when fires are so imminent; One gal
lon of water at the bottom OF a hre
will do more to quench it than ten gal
Ions at the top. Play low is the true
motto of fremen. If the first engine
that reached the Summer street fire in
Boston had burst into the warehouse
and played into the goods elevate. tp
where the FIRE broke out, it would PROB
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Omaha Bee The people Of the
United States are truly q strange PEG,
ple, They complain continually about
their Representatives la congress vast
ing their precious time in Idle debates
for days and weeks on bills that could
be dlaposed of with but little loss Of
time. Hut, when u member consumes
hours and even days In = yillainous
harangue against tho chief executive, q
member OF the cabinet or q brother 70.
preventative q yell Of Bully Tor himl
that's the kind Of q man TO send 10 con
gross goes up all over tho laud, and
he . congratulated on having made 4
"splendId effort.
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And one OF much benefit 10 the people ut
large, always attracts attention. IL has
been the history of all trades and branches
OF labor that tho primitive method OF nc.
complaining the desired end has beon quite
laborious, and very allow In It's rusulis, at
least the history OF well making seems 70
confirm the assertion. First digging with
the pick and spade, then somebody thought
OF boring by hand, but at first the augeH
used were crude affairs and capable of bor-
ing but small hole, supplying a very little
pure water The opening up q the great
that within the last two years well-boring
tools have been invented, and the business
has been in measure revolutlonixed, and
equalled by no other branch where the In
vestment IL 80 little. Men are looking now to
whore they can get the best machine. Pr
fectf0f, has at last been reached, and we offer
you q machine complete In every detail, one
that In destined TO 1.-Two when all others are
forgotten. IL Is the only anger ever In
vented with stone ntl achment or an adj
Unstable head that boIes any sized well,
the Ce,teIinfdt Wen AuDer, patented June IL,
1875, and manufactured by D. r. Hodge, Du.
buque. Iowa. Any one wishing to go into
the business. or trade land. town property
or stock for an anger and territory, or wan
to travel In this state and sell augers and
territory on a large commission, VIII please
Gall on me at the National hotel or :. r
Depler at the Planters house. Elm street.
Dallas, Texas, where VIII be for the next
thirty days. The auger IL on exhibition. and
ia running all the time. 1 will guarantee
any man TO make IN much as $40 per day,
This looks like gold mine, doesn't II 2 but
10 has been made with this machine day
after day, and will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 20
into the business. Cone and See me before
It Is too late, az l can not stay IN this place
but thirty days. ID. N. ROOT,
Patentee ofsaid Anger.
N. BIAS have been engaged In the well
hos kna In an N fbA Inst and
am acquainted with the most OF the Rugers
In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last i've months. would cheerfully
recommend IL as the most complete, and
best auger In the market. Yours respect
fully, 81. DEPLER.
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COUNTRY PMOnuOE.


YELLOW PINE-Boxing, scantling, per
thousand, SIS %; dressed, SIS 90; nooring'
dressed and matched, S22 80; Matched ceiling,
sl5 90; misunderstanding, Sl2 5O; feneing'
SlB 10.
WHITE PINE-Rough, per thousand,
S45 20; surfaced, 500 90; matched ceiling, VIZ NOi
eatherboarding, $40 20. -.
CYPRESS-Rough, per thousand, sio w
surfaced, $50 90; piekets, $40 90. -. ~.
SHINGLES--Yellow pine, cut, ~ OOg3 OOi
long leaf pine, sawed, IS 90; cypress cut, " "
"a 70. ~ 49,,
LATHES-~vellow pine, 50 so per thou
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LIME AND CEMENT.

CEMENT-Rosendle-- is worth ~ y barre
Louisville, best, little kept, $3.50 barrel
DALLAS, 81 50. 49,.
LiME-The best quality in barrels is worth
IS; In bulk, 81 50; ordinary Dallas 2sc' per
PLASTER is worth Is 80 v barrel.
The supply;of the above mentioned arti-
Iss Ia ample demand fair market arm.
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EsCULENTs AND FRUITS.

EsCULENTs--lrishp potatoes, per hbl,'sS 80
as 30; Onions, per Dbl, So 90; Cabbage, wes'
tern, per crate, none; southern, per dozen,
81 so, Kroutz, per box, So.
RITTER AND CHEESE Butter, western
per Id. 20a25o; cheese, western, l29l0c.
FRUITS-Apples green, per Dbl, W OOSo o0
Apples dried, per lbs, DC; peaches, per 10 &C..
Oranges, per box, 9 90; Lemons, per box, 90
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BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Crescent, in sacks, $50 San
Jaclnto, sy so; Empire, ss26; XXX, 81 90 ;
Eagle, ~ rs; Magnolia, in sacks, 81 lbs, s5IS
Todd's xxx, 20 50; state Central MY
s. 10 Graham, 1915 bran, 81 W; corn meal,
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lallp Gerald,
so,ies

irlry y Glilss 4 o., pTopHelors 81 the
O. iotn Egehaase aud Reading taoms'
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