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FIRE. FIRE.
Fsss Stable cfthe Main Str aes <1fy Rail-
why Company nrsirosea-Fffteea
Hoies Roasted Alive.


why Company nrssrosea-Effteea
sfvies Roasted Alive.
Yesterday morning, q little before,
five o'clock the alarm of fire wac
sounded from the engine house, and In
y short while the flremeH were on
their way to the scene of eonhsgration,
which proved to be the stables of the
Aialn street railway, situated at it,
eastern terminus. Engine company
No attempted to reach the fire, but
the muddy streets were too much for
the two horses, and il returned. By
tte time Hook and Ladder No. and
No. reached the lire, the building.
which was composed Of very combusti
be material, was wrapped Ia flames
and bnrning under such hesdway as TO
render the efforts of the bremen of O
avail. Tue fire had broken out SO sud-
denly and spread With such rspidity
that the hostler who slept In
the stable berely escaped 10 his
underwear. and with tie loss of his
whiskers, which where singed off by
the flames. Ia the stable were eighteen
males and horse, and sn EFFORT was
made 10 save them, tut tie flames had
SO far advanced that only two mules
OF the number we've rescued, one of
which WAS very badly burned. The
stable was not long in burning, being
built Of seasoned wood, besides having
IA il quantity of hay aud oats. With
the exception of tie two mules, the
stable and stock are at entire loss,
being valued at some sc venteen hum
dTej dollars. How il caught FIRE Is a
mystery. but the general i'm preston
prevails that ii wss the work of an in.
eendiary. Those OF the firemeu who
first reached the spot, state that they
smtlitd coal oil, and this coupl d with
the fact that the fire broke cut
in several different points, makes the
Inference more than probable. There
was no insurance on the building or
the stock
This is the Liter~GUdmaB version of
the affair. On the ether hand, MIR. |
Porter Is "a gentleman Of probity and
sterling good seBse, and at the time Of
depositing mis- prekrItook with Liter
anu Receiving it suhssq ueatly from
Goldman, Wa, To all appearances in |
the tall possession Of bis senses. There
is bug under the chip somewhere,
aud the to.t If friends Of SIR. Porter
are satisfied that tie Liter. Goldman |
version viii not bear Investigation.
HE HkRALD's reporter has been TN
able to find MIR. Porter o get the par
tIrulnr. from his sIandnninI
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pH''ns C''y Lans.. lora.


Ihrfa exists Ia Dallas, az in all
citles, "a certain class VINO delight Ia
turbulence. violence and nprosr, to tile
lreat dsmsy Of the better class OF citi.
zons. AbOut ten o'clock lAst night a
Got ci men oftAis class stationed them
selves along Lamar street, beGwecn
Maiu aud Elm, ana proceeded TO
aiuuse themselves 10y throwing eggs at
passing citi1vss. hiding themselves
WREN booked fer. They continued
their Trough spirit Tor soruc time, when
ore threw at n gentleman, striking
him IN the face. I.uokily he saw the
fellow sud ran after han, laying IL on
him with bis cane. ia a manner most
appropriate. They held al indigna-
tion meeting over the threshimg Of
their fellow rough, after which they
- purSted.
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10RACca nAxxEY

PLUG ToBAC.o-viIgini. bright, fine
pJnn0s, sJssti do do fae and extra twist, Goa
20 :; 40 do txtrs sim list, bsoe7V (; 60 me-
alum ana i2-in twist. 3assebc &c minon IL
IN. TWIST. iSlS5so, do uia-lUs sBy navy, SIS, 80
Is, 40 800 a.oairvuie navy, Drigiu mahog-
auy, 5tss-eci do do liah1sai,y 4s,s5Is; co DO
inanogapy ID class iss u. 30 do aaik ma
hogsnyy as9sbc, do aU nae ei OK. 2s0soIc.
FIN n Cu f-9aoica, - a.st.: tne .iuul, 70dl
SC, fair, IDassc; CONS aon, bees6Se.
saoktS0-Nir tnia siisoalag, Us and
104blei henturkyi 5es4pe. q oinrnon 10 gooa;
sstsipe; taLey, ss 20 qJaiify. u istli ~. e1OD
raj. q, I'm ,es t.,.l, PR sb, VI a.
DDMtsfIU SlGAko-nayana, Ssea leo;
seed and Hayans, s0gsI; AZ ID scrap fiiier,
.6esisi Cotnecsicut N5cd, zMSa5; ordinary,
i5SstS. ehesaoIs aud sI4es. iityIi.
afOR ED CIGARS, pri . per 1000, beg
De ray, siso, L5ndres, sii,1 Br.yss, siSy; Con-
ctas, slsi; Flor de PflGsaao, clio; LoIdrts lie
Y ri., so; o. IA oiand. ellie, Uperas. SO;
opsra iiena, So; keaa Ntc-eria. sdo. horra-
de- cigarettes, ~.
alloy. - sssr; kappe French
u, scotch ana Dsndyfsoi, slss5e; common
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Yesterday tee tria, % !. !. Sub6s
ana his sccnmpli-e. Dilinsu. charged
with robtiug Dan hsv-lsy, came az
ipr ulsi bsibfr Justice Mcclure. The
witbe-sss iur Size slate were heard AMI
the evidence Edduesd was.lu substance
ihe same ~ meutioeed 80 the time by
Tvs iTRALD. HSwsiey testified that
TIE tsu men s.,V BIN with monry
willis no vac 10 saloon taking a.
dfiHe, aud hsd followed him to the
depot, where stun,5 st.iebed the
money from hi' bands. while DiIimau
bed him, after which they both ran
uit The witness Tor the defense will
be heard this eve ui,g % three o'clock
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Mutual Frissd aud FattaIess wife
Last night, about one o'clock, Il
eountryman named George Osrfion,
was on the streets looking for NJ. eli
Ger, aud upon being Intercepted by
The reporter, stated that he WAS from
Wise county, and had came to the city
bringing some cotton, aud had ALSO
brought bis wife along with him. 90
their way, they had fell In with Tom
Gruly, friend of hi., and al old
schoolmate OF his wite'sl They Jour.
nsyed pleasantly together, and on ar.
irving In the city, he and his friend
had INDUCED in few social drinks,
and had repeated them so often and
long, that he had fallen oil to sleep
with no one present with him but
his supposed friend. and that on com.
ing TO himself at about eleven O'clock
he found he had been robbed of same
dity odd dollars. On going to the
wagon yard where they had stopped,
he learned that Gruly aud bis faitbIe-s
wife bad driven off with his wagon and
team, having left his own dilspidated
vehicle and horses instead. The inan
appeared to be much distressed, bat
was stil under the influence Of liquor,
declaring that GTuly had drpgged him
to carry his point
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\ LITER OF PORTER.
A Ihia st.ry Aerss,..s a Clerk Of q
Thou ss ad Dollar FaefI

a 1hta stary Aerasss.S = Clerk Of u
rhous- mi Dollar ra.ft.
"Wednesday night there arrived j..
this CITY mau who registered at the
Lamar house under he name OF Joe
Porter, Lancaster, Texas. That night
before retiring to his room he gave his
poekettook 10 A. Liter, the night
clerk, for cafe keeping, which was
locked In the safe. he rec Giving hotel
check fvr the same. The next morn.
Ing he presented his check 10 Sir. God
map, tue manager, v no was on watch
at that time, and bis book was handed
hI,n. Mr.. Goldman states that, to his
hlier establishment, Porter charged
That thousGnd dollars was gone out
OF the took before looking into it.
tie asked what he meant, and
how he knew without first look.
ing IN the book. telling him to open
IL and see. Porter reiterated the
charge, saying he had been robbed of
thousand dollars Mr. Goldman
then asked him how much there was
in II, when he answered, abont one
hundred dollars. He insisted that he
had bsen robbed, aud wanted Mr..
GOODMAN to open the pocket book,
which he refused To Do. Porter then
opened it himself, and eounted CITY,
thr-e dollars To all. Ir. Liter, the
night clerk WIS called, aud he stated
that be had received, checked aud
licked the book IN the safe, and had
not seen it SINCE. Porter claimed that
he had teen sbed, anu sEore ant q
warrant agaiu-s Mr.. Liter, and had
him arrested. The accused gave bond
tor his appearance at the trini, which
comes oft Saturday morning, before
Justice Peak Porter claims af.er
making calculation, that there were
eleven huadred and forty riue doll rs
missing.
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Yesterday, during the trial Of the
Polser ease before Justice McLure, h
negro witness, named Henry Thomp-
sou, afforded much amusement in HE
testimony against a ssble brother i'm.
plirated In the affair, which the report
er gives In hls own language: GAS /
ws= goin' on down from Mr.. Bollses,
giis 10 de fence an gins for to coon 70,
an down dar squat dat Niger, hold
b. ~ steer by a rope, an gain at
me wild two Vigorous eyer. Ses |, Is dat
you, yau rascal, at your devilment
usiu, an den he hopped on to HE
pony, an Lore could git OF more
chin mus.u, be rii away. an was clean
gone
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Yesterday evening negro woman
n,sr.hci duNu E,m stree, NeaIiug on
her shoulders lrrse har cf ron. \
policeman, seeing the wsrlike appear,
Hrce 0f the Amazon, asked her what
shc meant She gave hiu to under.
tt.ri that 10 wac Goue ~ his Lusiucs-,
sud ,Lat % d. Git NOT .1ke himself
very scarce -hr wruii take IL upon
E,rsyifto burt him. The answer ,iil-
ite ta alrsase the curiosity of the
,f..sr, D." csu-rt hef and atter a short
struggle suereed,d iu wreuchiag the
iron Usr from bier. When tisarmed,
sha ;J'l biu .ls upd carried the Der
% sysp tbe dogs on, abd size was al,
inwsd 10 ~. Shouidering large
plans .hs marched on her Why. The
woman .- rrBzy.
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DALLAS, TEXAs.
SATURDAY NoRSrSC JANUARY %.


The Dallas and Wichita railroad IL
ready producing good fruits. Yes
lay Il brought in from Trinity Mills
% ether points along the road two
car loads 70 cotton, two Of grain and
two Of wood. The train going up car
risd out large quantity Of freight from
this city, which brought the road over
one hundred and my dollars.
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Dallas City Lumber Yard.
Hnnnr HrIlhI.

Yesterday n little boy from the
country disposed Of a duck and two
squirrels to Mr.. Nixon, At the Market
house, Tor a stipulated sum, after vhicn
he rode on Very soon the hoy re-
turned and told Mr.. Nixon that he had
paid him ten cents too much, which
that gentleman insisted on his keeps
ing. but he refused b. have more than
that due him. The boys name l.
J0hunie Hancoke, whose father lives
some twelve miles north Of here.
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Over,.shi.. ,h. En.r.i.,

1t Is not advisable, for any OF a. 10 oyer.
TASK our energies, corporal or nsentst tut
IN the eager pursuit. of wealth or fame o,
hho"!eng Row many graasgtess this "a! u
tary rule. II must be mstter OF great i'm.
portanee 20 Eli wt4 do So TO suow now they
can regain the ytgor 50 regk essly expe ofied
Inc remedy is neither co tiy or Difficult; h.
obtain. hoste te = sTom ach Biuers IN pro-
cnrabie In every CT v, town anu settlement,
III America, ana q compeasates for dr.fp
OF bodily or mental energy more ef1ectualiy
th-h any lhvisorant ever Prescribed OF I'd.
verti-ed. Laboring men, athIets, students
Journalists, lawyers, Clergy men, physician $
AL bear testimony 10 its woDdrous renoyai-
Ing powers. II increases the cspa bitities for
undergoing fatigue and counteracts ~. in.
jrIioqs ei,ects up5n the syitsru of sxuosure,
sedentary habits, unhealthy or wearying
ayocstions, OF an tnsslubrious climate anti
dspureut, tan1a.,I-tx,.,,
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LuMnER MARKET

YELLOW PiNE-Boxine, fencing, srant-
ling, per thousand, SO or dresse =, So 2
noorlng, dressed sid matched, SO o.; Match
ed ceiling, $50 90. weather boarding, 81 SO.
HIfE PtSt--R0agh, per Thousand
SO 70. surfs ed, TOO %; matched ceiling, Ss2 J
weatherbosf riding, so 90.
GfPRfsS-R ugh, per thousand, s4S 90
snrtacld, $50 90, niykets, SIS 90.
HING LES--ieiiox pine, cut. 81 Obfts 5a
io,'s ieai pine. sawed, 81 oo cypress, Gu, - 20
al IS.
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HHE STATE OF TEXAS, DALLAS
Il County-rne undersigned having teen
duly appointed administrator OF the estate
OF pav Thomas late OF Dallas county. de-
ceased, at a resuiar term Of the COUNT court
OF sal county. on the sfth day OF March
ls's. hereby notifies all persons indebted 10
said eetatc to make immediate payment
ana these having claims sgainst same. 10
present them, duly Authenticated. with time
prescribed by law MITCH GREY,
lsnlldlt wst Administrator.
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The Nss.-hidtng Suckers,

It's said OF the little nocturnal pest, The
ped-hpr, that at 'tnast- Ii idfnsf' he excel.
Beechef; as sucker he superior to the cup.
ping pump, while he equs!S Lydia Thor D.
-.'h 81 drawing. IL IL rather strange that
they refuse the blood of lady who has IN.
Mysteries or who Is pTosttated with any
chrome female CONF lalnt. Vow 10 strikes
us that All ladies, who are afflicted H. above
Indicated, should at once resort to the use of
thatwonderfui Iemaie medine known using
iish FEM ale hitters. End san b.. cured OF ths sc
female troubles. that they may furn ~ good
wholesome hiooG food To the poor starving
bed-bugs. Full particulars can De had 81
Connor IL walker Aad DR.. Howell, st Da!-
las. ultansI.e All
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LINE AND CEMENT,

CEaEST-Rosendle--fs worth - y barre
Louisville, best, LIT lie Kept, 81 So y barrel
Dallas, ~ So.
Ii hE-fhe best quality In barrels fs worth
bushei. -
PLASTER Is worth So 50 4 barrel.
Inc suppiy5of the above mentioned arti-
les Is am Pie demand fair: market drrn.
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New yoss. January sl-co.ton dun and

Nsw Yosx. January si-Co,ton dun snd
easier. ERies Az bates
wEDSsspAY. TIT ssDAY.
Upiands .....-.....- Ike l3se
ottchus -.s4s.-.-----. lf1ac Ut4C
FUTURES rner.
January II 0T@H Sc; February II call lie;
March II efesii 2sc. April II 3sslii 37e; May
III iIetti fsc; j one II 5oafi sDc-
slsnI - Gotten dub and easier. Up
asias HE, Orieens II re. Ssirs eJl bales
tonSciiuzted net receipts lso, III bales rx-
ports 10 Cheat Bri an s.gIi osisF; France
.,S4a bales continent II, i2S bales, channel
$50 ts!ss.
Net receipts lss 5sles; gross :. $50 bales.
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AGreatInvention

And one OF mHch enent TO the people at
large, always attracts attention. IL hss
been the history of all trades and branch e
OF labor that the primitive method OF sc-
com plishiug the desired end has been qnite
laooriouss and very s.ow In Its rusulis. at
lea: The history OF well making seems 20
c.fnnfm The assertion. First digxlng with
the pics anu spade, then sotnsbocy thong hi
Of boring by hand, but at first the augers
used were crude Affairs apd Capable of bor-
Ing 1pt ANAL Role Supplying very little
p re water. TIE opening up Of the great
wesi made the demand for wells 50 great
that within The last two care WelI-borfn.
has been IN q measure revolntionixed, and
has become a source Of money m Ing
equslisd ~ no other branch where the .n-
vestmeni Is so little. Men oirs bDok,aO now 10
wbere they can get the best mschipe. Pr
(eefsoa has at last been reached, ana we offer
you a machine complete in every detail, one
forgotten, II x the only naser ever in
vented with stone st ashn.en; or an ad-
Unstable head that h'res amy sized well,
foa Two ie NJ, yifhuut reimers, called
is5i, and manufactured by y. +. Hvdge, Du-
bu4ps. Iowa. Any one wis ing TO go INTO
the business, or trsde land. town property
or stock for al s;ig-r aad Territory, or want
to travel IN this st..te al sell auge = aud
terrific OF a barge g ,IGm issi.n. VIII please
call on the q. the National nslisl, or Il p
n-p,er ut Tie fianfers' hot 50, Kim street
Dallas, Texas, where i win be for the ne n
tniriy days. De anger = sn exhi nition. and
Is rnnntns all the time. l viii guarantee
any man 20 make as much rs $40 per dsy
This looks iise- gould mife. doesn't it pIf
IL mas be II made with tins machine dsy
after day, aud will be made over and over
again by many who are lucky enough to 20
into the business. Co and me before
II IL too is>tc, as can not stay IN This place
bnt thirty days. DIN. ROOT,
Patentee otssfd Anger.
Bs-As have been engaged 1 n the we'll
boring bu-ias 81 for the lprf Two years, and
nm seluainted With the most OF The augers
In use, and having run the Centennial Anger
for the last Eve months, would caeerfully
recon- mend u AZ IN. niDst com piete, and
best anger In the market. You're respect
fully. ST.. DEPLER
lsnsd& win
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BKEA RAIUFRN.

tLubs--Crescent, in sacks, 50 IS San
Jacinto, S. 50; EN- piTe, 81 Is; XXX. 81 90,
EAgie, " T5i Magnolia. in SACKS, g ibs . Is
lodas AAA+ 80 59i state Central MIX
= 10; Graham, SIS 70 bran, 81 ~ /, corn meal
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LIVERPOOL. January "a. - Noon. &C ton
IN moderate demand and freely supplied
WkDSisDAN. THURSDAY.
1iddlins Uplsads -. ca sd
AindliaE Orleans es-l6a o9-lDi
Sales l0,oc1 bales including speculation
and export; receipts l2,s0J bales; American.
s.los bales.
futures partially Isle cheaper.
UPianus iow niGdltpg eisnse, January de-
lively S-a2d; All uary ana FEBRUARY deiIy-
cry 65-s2; February and March 6s-S2d;
March anu April o5-S2d; Alril and MAJ o
t-iSdi May ana June ! I'D. Jane and July
- sew crop shipi-ei January ana Feb
rusry by sail s-iod; February and March
es@d.
p m.-Middle uplands ed: middle Or
leans SGD; low mIudlibg uplsnds Ltd;
good ordinary uplsnds . - lsd; ordinary up
lands sgd.
FotuT,s nst. BplaBds low mildltng clause
june and July aeliyeFy III
p. IN - safes American Sgu0 bales. fu-
lures weak. Gpiands,low middling clause,
January aud February delivery ord, April
and May delivery . ~.
NEW DaLkAss. January 24--Ntght-Eot-
ton easier and In good demand. sale- d IN.
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EsGULENTs AND FRUITS.

ESQ fS-Irlsh potatoes, per Dbl, 81 rs
tern, per crate. 81 10.
FhDlFs-A ppies green, Per bbi, 50 e0al so
Apples dried, per los, 7kc; Ora nges per bbl
III ~; Lemons, per box, ~ 90.
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IINRBSIEE'S sALE-By virtue OF a deco of
4 if1~t 20 me executed and delivered by
norman, Holmes a Go and r. r. Red ne!d,
on tfit' tHth az OF Decent Der, $50 sApIs.ar.
ouiS OF record In volume ~. pages 5,h and
90 Dallas county, Texas, ana In com pill
nnee win tBe request Of the cUu.r OF I he
note seseitos q In said conN vance, 1, u. N
swtbk, Z usirT, v II! oher for sale To the high
esi h'dieri ios cash in hand, al the court
hotss 10 Dallas county, Texss, on the IA
day OF February, LIS, the following de
scrioed tract or parcel of land, sitpst.d IN
the ely OF Dallas aud known rs lots No q, Z,
e.s ~ II, y. Is ana "a, according TO the plan
OF He.inelds addition TO the town Of Dallas
each lot fronting ~ feet and runs ing back
~ ieef, the whole forming p rsIieIograin
"a f-s'i py i32 feei. out OF 81, acres sold by r.
e Jordan to Thos. Si Id, and by said Field
70 Dt,rInan, Holmes & CO. (which said deed
OF trust lie referred TO for d.scriptioul Inc
ptoef-eds of said sale 10 he applied 10 The
pay Insnt OF said note and interest accrued
taerson, 90 stipulated in said conveyGnce
ahd S1ch dc cd " Ill oe made to the purch aser
as Is authoTiz % by my said authoriiy
O. N. sWINK. trustee
January Il, 1874. LAMBDA w,IIITeeT
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

EHICkESS--fn demand per dog s0l
E9Sc-In deman yer dog ........ a0ussc
blIIEh-Pure homemade, scarce Stlx ftje
SWEET fcfAfoES-Per bushsi.... Sssfec
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


Noon Observation-Disclosures.
NEW l0Kx, January 2--.3iocks lower
ExchanEe-lons s. sIss: short "a 81. STATE
honda quiet and betiss for some. aovsrn-
mens bonds quiet.
0aid opened 1t u Ok
GALvEsfon. JsnuaAy 2s.-Gold n eaL9
t2x. silver escsssi.
EvsafnG nepsst s7ne.essI.
Nxw oaLxAEa, January 2a.-Goid n olka
ely sight u premium. Stsrltns b&nk
NV KoHx. January sa.-sterling dali 1t
" oix Money easy ct 5zH Per ceut-
Gold steady a. 81 aisS9i elk Government
eonds stress; new AYES q es1s State
Cod lola down tosl ol<. lov~t sanss
Nnu osxnANs. January 1.-0old q e.
81 On. sight - pFssaiaua. Bssriing 6AaA
Ussssn mAvhsa.
BALvnsteH January -C0ssoa, yeeefpis
60 bel2 kxpoxrs % Great Britain -
bales. Francs --- bAlsAs oondna1e -
b@lea: eosaeufes tei< beies 8aaes 1z1i ha1aR
n1oa9 5a.al4 b~kn. MaxKee Qulst.
.hnNHpnnsDAr. zHuneDArs
eeea Mtddtin6.. $50 -.-.s
Eto44qx !. ..---s.- ..-.. ig5f1 x2{c
4n2 8f1l1lt41.-<-- va ~ 10
60 QE1144Hy -,v.4 "a w. s. - e
0e43nagy y = 49, :. -. .s-----o ~9 {,
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X iaes ansi Wool,

we are graf fed TO ro:e tue success OF
home sselBaeh Bitiers, and hope those tx
i.fess OF the isthInns will not ia / to take
some with them ~ a necessary portion TO a
com plete oatiit tor making The Journey
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l6s. Ss7
fWlNE--B aiiing l5sls; Cotton 2go,21c.
IRON TiEs-Arrow, ~ IS per bundi. with
discount On IA e lots.
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Gle NerafS

az uAILy nHEALBlz Published every
morn nag, sxr1ut on Monday, ~ $40 pc
uumum fu sdNbucss uostuge prepRid or
TfC~uIs per week delivered In The city
hnyuRrrs kfTlss UnR square ten lines
urnparriil one tune 81 ~. esch subsequent
insert iot'. rs cents Special Fatas for weekly
monthly amt yearly ntv,.i Users
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FISH AND MATS.

CAkSED-Deyiieih hasa, - 2Ig3 80; Sal
mon, lib g. i,5ss 30: L,a,t=rs, - DV,s2 i0;
Cove oysters. tftssJJ; Cora bsef,Sl IS.
sARDiNk - box, SIS obasl9 o.; Ii box,
sti 7a9s 10 50.
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POWDER Ann saor.

20 SUER-Kes .. rs, FL 9, rif1a s.. IL; Keg
l21a los, fff, iifi }. s3.ss, i<ex H. lbs, FF
sz.Vi, Blasting, s4.25
otioI-D-vp, T. ) gas; Buck, s25seS9.s0.
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FOR SALE.

Inc hne Steam mill known ~ the Valley
west OF waco In . nne vt~sr troA Ing
eounuy, y hich i rapidly settling up. Ire
oehoirk - OF nm. stone. shcut .dk-O fs
cou Ans one set Of corn and t0o Of ~h~st
rocka- The machinery OF forty hors.- pover
- IN eood oroer. This de>lrzbie property can
terms. 10Th - 10 price and time For furfh-
e palticnlars either address OF call on me a
Waco. Texas.
declld2m wN A Roar
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FOR SALE,

Tue @eii known Clifton mills, located on
me bos.in e nser, at Clifton, Basque county.
Texas, thirty 40 miles wei OF Wsro- IN on,
OF the richest and most desirable sections OF
,he state, ana whore wheat IL produced in
large qua 1tiiles "
Ihese mills are located ON and run by one
"t IL meet water powers In the state
The building and dam are built of m. n q,
OF both bottom and sides
ne tnhl house II soxs5 feet square two and
hsli stor es high, and contains two sets OF
order. ~ A'' nut
me location Is high and healthy. with
good schools and good SOCIETY.
,,inls desirab property will be sold for
own rs "a price and time.
., Nm. 4. PORT, Agent
Occiiu6N2m Ngeo. Texas