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Richland beacon., 1878-09-28
8cisl Directory.

JupIciAL-FoURTrEXTH DISTRICT COURT:
5. G. Parsons, Judge;
w. N. Porrs, District Attorney ;
J. NsWr. Pitts, -. CLERK,
PARISH CURT:
E. e. MoSruokERY. Judge.
NJ. J. IApDsLt, District Attorney Protein
PARIBh ofFfcRs:
). A. LfpDeILs Sheriff
WiLGy p. MANeHAX, Recorder
JoHx Bisnor, Pressden, Police Jury;
j. W. SsaAs, j, Parish Treasurer
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Dry aOOns MARKET.

PRlNrS-iobes 61S Pinks @d6; shirtngs
81 soil In, y lei, Standards, l-ig6c; Stifel,
lSci darnsrs, DC; Harmony, DC,
BROWN SHEErlNGS-Atl antic, A, S1.i
Indian head, li,s1ac; Nashville, IA, 71Sc
UTICA, q, 0lyoi Lawrence, Ill, lido; badger
IL, Sl;iei Dwight, So; feperel, Il 7sc; Pc
perel, iO.ln 8c,
BLEACHED MUsLGNs- wamsutta, Al;
ilhci Fruit OF the Loom, lOc Lonsdale, 0Nc
Hope, $50; Peabody, sc; New Jersey, q, 70,
Nassau, DC,
DUCkb-Arlinglon Brown, lilSc; Champi-
on Twilled, li1ac; Lewiston Plain stripe, i5c
Lewlstown Check, l51Sci Arlington Fancy
Stripe, lie,
CAMBRlCs-Roll, SIC; Flat, $40; High
colors lc higher.
CORSET JEANs-NNumkeag, OLE; Penn.
berton, &c; SUFFOLK, O%c.
TJCKS-Amoskoag AGA, l7%c; Lewiston,
SO-in, lie; do SB-in, lSci do plaid, lSc; Methuen
AA, loo; ConlstOga gold medal l5c; do GOA,
Rhci Co dis, No. L. Nc; Eastern A, &c.
CHECkS-Econom l2hc; Amerlcus, lie;
Caledonia, No, 70, l6c; PARK l00 lie.
DEM MS-BOstOn, $40; Cordis %N, llhc;
Otis, BB, l2hc; York, lGc; Clark's, zoe.
EViOrs-Arllngton, S9gDc, Eyretts,
l21sc; Amoskeag, l2c.
sTRIPES-Anercan 9%c; Glasgow, 90,
lac; Alabama, 6-3, brown, l21ac.
GHAMS-AmOskeag, Nc; Bates, 90;
Renirew, DC; southwark, Sc; dress styles,
lOlsC,
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..o,,. Answer 90 Logos,
DALLAs, TEXAS, May 10, ls7s,
ltor nj the Herald,

DALLAs, TEXAS, May 10, lSs.
,,he Editor OF the Herald
psrmit me through your paper to
..,wcr briefly an article which appear
lI' ,ysr the signature of "Logos," in
',r dnily Of this date, In which the
,,,er wiImlly peryerts the language
" "I and grossly mlsrepresents the
,.dons assumed by me In an inns
omptu address delivered ut Cedar
HIM an the ih instant lie, Parson
Laos says that of course his being
here was all happen So aud he had
y, FAX 10 grind, was sick, e,c, Now
N. truth Is, | said no such thing, used
M ,Ang. made no apology for being
here In invitation and on purpose, bat
not "a advocate the claims OF any man
IN any office. Again the parson claims
"a ouoto me in the following languages
.Wby, sir the grange has opened up
be mouth Of the Mississippi RIVER etc,
Another base misrepresentation, |
aid NO such thing, In his next
attack he seems to have dolled
,o,irsy his ministerial robe, and
n have donCd that Of cross road
o.hicNn 8 well as for the slang rs for
n, entire disregard Of the truth. in
ouoring me rs follows; But brother
tnngcl., the grange has caught the
iull by the horns, and they now lay
uoaching at your feet, pleading for
lerms,' Now, ptrson, you may be in
lhe habit Of using such language MS the
dove, but am not, and did not at
Cedar llill--nor did ! speak OF the
,oyenorship, nor Of Major Downs, exs
cent in quotation from an editorial in |
the Dallas HERALD, nor did | say that |
! wanted farmer for governor, but |
mentioned what some one else had said, |
and commented on the effects his re,
mark had upon the newspapers advos
alinl j, W. Throckmorton for gov.
amor. Now Parson Logos, it is a well |
known fact in this county that | AM no |
mccall advocate of Colonel Long nor
major Downs, which fact will greatly |
Ieaken your uniounded assertions
luoted above.
Now, parson | will quote one sens
tnce from your elegant article in which
believe there is some truth: :" wish
understood that | am a granger in
etc. No doubt of that, sir.
lou are like many Others who would
Ike to be understood rs grangers, but
rho are far outside, and are likely to
emain there, Let me suggest to you,
arson, that two of the christian virtues
lust be cultivated and adhered to by
] who expect to join the grange, as
hey are embraced in the higher aims of
be order, ! refer to Truth and Charity.
respectfully, P. G, swoR.
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Grnndrn,her's Confession.

During n lull in the conversation yes
Nday evening, grandfather Lickshingle
iartled the family by remarking
1--WE lived over a hundred years by
he watch, and never felt this way
kbre." and he blinked in very sor-
DwIul manner.
What's the matter?" asked mother,
who was at his side in an instant.
a don't know" he said, "unless |
have quickened conscience" and he
blmked and stared by turns in very
alarming manner.
81 feel sort of hot around the ears"
hewent on, an mebbe I'd better cons
h@"
His whole frame trembled like leaf,
and deadly pallor overspread his face,
window was thrown open, which
seemed to revive him, and he gasped:
Il wrote Beautiful Snow 7
"YOu did nothing of the sort, "
yelled father, Z" | wrote it myself, and |
can prove it "
Grandfather then went on with his
Confession,
81 killed old man Junius and wrote
the Nathan letters Blind up my
horse Give me another wound"
Another window was opened.
IL voted for
Something rose in the wretched mans
throat and choked the dreadful sem
tence, Summoning all his strength
again he whispered:
ut was | who struck Billy Patterson
struck him twice; once for V next
time for twenty and grandfather fell
back in his chair exhausted.
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TOBACCO MARAIET.

PLUG TOBACCO--VirginiA bright, fine.
pounds, S5sSl; do do fine ana extra twist, 500
zoe; do do extra Gin twist, 6S@100; do me-
dium q ana Fin twist; 5SWb0c DO mmon u
in. twist, l5G65c; do mahogany navy, 81, A.,
5s, i6gbOc; Louisville navy, bright mahog-
any, 5i@56c; do do mahogany, 4s@5it; do do
mahogany ID class iSg5Oc; do do dark ma
hogany, 4S@g5Oc do do tine black, 2O@5lc.
FINE CUr-Jhoice, 7O99Oa; melium, roc
soc; fair, 7O@SOc; common, 6O@66c.
SMOKING -Virs mia smoRlng, as and ~
50iG65c; Kentucky, 35@g50c; common To good,
S00si0c; fancy, as 10 Quality, 81 45gl so; Hon
radez, imported, per Id, III 40.
DOMESTIC ClGARS-Havana, SdO@lOO;
seed and Havana, 4OgSO; do do scrap tiller,
500 10; Connecticut seed, 25@35; ordinary,
l5@lS; chero0ts aud skies, ll@l3.
| dPORrED CIGARS, price per 1000, Reg
del ray, $3.50; LOndres, Sl40; Brevus, SlIO; Con-
chas, $3.50; Flor dc Prinsado, $40; Londres de
C1rte, $50; Opera Grand, clio; Operas, $40;
Opera Rena, $50; Rena Victoria, $500; Honra-
dee cigarettes, g.
SNUFF-Macoaboy S5@SSc; Rape French
81; Scotch and Dundyfoot, S5@S5c; common
Csc.
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In order TO make headwsy against the
common enemy, disease, II Is necessary to
oppose him with persistence. IL very FREE
quently happens that remedy perfectly
adequate TO tue necessit es Of the case, If per-
sisted In, Is condemned and thrown aside
becase n few doses oft do not cure n malady.
How unreasonable and unjust would such
judgment be regarding HOstetter's stomach
Bitters one of the most popular and highly
sanctioned med'nes of the day, n potent
remedy for constipation, dyspepsia, liver
complaint, incipient rh. umatism ana govt,
inactivity and weakness OF the kidneys and
bladder, and for the ntrmitles incident TO
lisbed than the above, yet in order TO expe.
Iience Its truth those afflicted with obsti-
nate forms OF disease should give this benig-
nant curative n patient trial. If they do,
they may rely upon decisive curative re-
suits. may7-dlwk<
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Consolidated nel receipts lp,lR bales, on.
| noflA ~ Great HflthiA ilTM bales, Franco
9lut bAleti continent ilSu bales channel -
! bauh,
Weekly not receipts l,Oll, gross ldad, on
poTlA 20 GREAT Bfllain lU,alliFTanos liO.odnli-
henl aiii sales sos stock lBl,1N bales.
LiYKRpoOL. May l0,--NOOn Cotton steady
,,,,, lhipAf THURSDAY,
Mlddling uplandH blsd bjd
Mlddllng Orleans blsd uAd
sales 5000 balesi speculation and export
ON ba,e.i receipts 100 pales American
|, uD1 bales,
Futures, Nun,
uplandS low mlddlinK CLAUSE, May de-
livery, hRd, May ANA Junelh N-a2diJune aud
July, hj6ah 2D.aldi July nnd August lA.lOdi
August and sepiomDor OH september and
poloher y l,Edelh l-lOdi October ANA Nos
Nember Oh, New crop, November and Do.
cenher delivery, ID,
$3.50 y, m,-Uplands low mldding clause,
May hnd June delivery, hlgdi July and Au.
gust, Sl'aldi August ANA september 3l-3ld
y y, m,--Hales, American, $500 bales, Up.
lands low nj ding clause, June ana July
dellyery,h lb'l6i, July ana August I'd,
40 y, m,-uplandh low mlddling clause,
August and September delivery, d l-ldd,
uplAndA low middlng clause, shipped IN
Aprll by fnil, al-Gi, uplandh low middling
clause, new crop shipped November and
deoenber By sail, M,
bp, NJ Futures htrongi oplands low mid.
ding clause, May delivery . al-a!di May
ana June, o sD-l2di Jhno aud July b al-ald;
September ana October, S'Ssd@GAd,
salea OF the week 81 ,OOO, speculation 5000;
export 1000, stock sD6,OOO American dls,0O0,
receipts 1000, American ~ 900, actual export
hONDi hnDHt 2il 900, American III 900, Anloh
American 5000 bales
NKw ORLKARA, May II, --Nlght-Cotton IN
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nEthl Nuh'-D Dried, per bnx, lOab0o.
Fisi Dried goldfish, per b,G8-ia7a.
al IAnp-ln llsleni pa-i8lu0i 10 NJ pals, LOG
lofsp' ana ~ 10 "a tins, II Glaigo'
oil AZ nIsa,I il, 3D. fancy brands, ll,salbsei
ohoLLAsaEs-fancy Louisiana, nor nal.
ibWh0o, '''''N N'N"'i 'NHi
hlo1iETloulsiana, per ID, 7s7 leo,
otn,uhAh - formulated, per ~, II ALFALFA,
Glalheli II l'2sllo, Powdered, ii i,a4lgr,
ionn.e, A. nar lh, 10 l'ial0 l.2cl Choice
huuillalhi pau 2oi Prime, l-iaa l-gOi Ordi-
my 20 FAR, sos l'ici Common, a,lass.
NV pA,,-,,caFei b'oarh' English, 900 leo,
elAhuH-Varlous brands, per H. l,aAo.
a., 80 80 : Fooolyo, b',90oi fancy soaps per box,
SALT Liverpool sack, 81 cool 6i, Ohio
rlsyef III Dds, " i592 bOi table, pur sack, ~
ThA-urnpowder, bOg7bc imperial, 500
hoei Japan, W@pOo OolOng, iiH,bo'
,7NslNEdAh-Clder, 2a@S0ci white wine, 30
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siai Pssi rTogFamme,
FIRsT nay

o, Meellngof lurnersatl their hall precisely
iseoepl ON N the May Queen and her
Nhlha nl honor also Invited roootips
., lIpNthslon u Tho Dallas and Wichita
uepol ia The follOWin, order,
iATktr's Music Band.
Mhnhal uf the day
Hrueili Nertin,
Way queen ana maids OF honor In oarriages.
Ora OTs,
seduction Nerein,
frOlHlnn,
Turn Nornin,
Depart Tor Longs Lake
= Reception ~ the Invited guesls.
ps, herman oFallon by Aug Schneider,
Chorus by BrOhsInn.
7, Coronation OF the NAV Oman.
y sing hy FroAsinn,
nlhnl concert aud dancing
w. nnoht IholNB lone person IN each boat)
az Popular nmusemenIs for young aud old
r IN, Grand gymnaslio exercises of the
turner's,
II, Alright o grand illumination of the
grounds nhd lake VIII occur,
10, Tan ehuN with bengalie Illumination
on ne Island by the Turner's,
grand ball"
sEoosp DAY.
Meeting Of Turner's at their hall AT o
O'CLOCK, ", M, sharp,
2, deception OF the May Queen, her maids
OF honor ana Invited bOoleie'.
q, recession 10 the Dallas aud Wichita
depot IN The same ordera the first day,
!; opening Of the second day, chorus"
by frOhslnn,
o. Grand Concert and dancing,
y English Grafton by Geo, MaloTsh, ESQ,
7. Pre- shooting by military companies,
y Boat racing two persons In each bOat.)
u, Balloon ascension
10. hao,s In wash tubs,
. H. PrlIa gymnastIc exercises by tho
Turner's,
u, Foot race Cor Nil farmers.
~ Distribution of prizes hy the May
Queen,
II AZ night n grand Hum nation, fire.
works, pyramids on the island, lableaux
with bengalic Examinations.
10, Conclusion OF the Mai Fest with the
4 grand ball"
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LIN lEH MARHET.

YELLOW PlNE-noxlng, scantllng, Der
thousand, SO OOi drossei SIS 90, noorlng
dressed ana matched, s22 80; Matched ceiling,
$40 90, weather boarding. SO nv fencinv
SO 10,
WHITE PlNE-Rough, per thousand
va OOi surfaced, $50 90, matched ceiling, SO bO
Notwithstanding, S2O %,
CiPRrSS-NRough per thousand, Si5 90
surfaced, $50 90; pickcts, si5 %,
Slii elbow pine, cut, 81 0Og8 On;
lOhH leai pine, aawod, $780, cypress cut, 81 ID
LArHEs~Nsllow pine, 81 90 per thou.
sand,
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A W0mnn'p Name,

Guluare means the blossom OF the pome-
grbhule, Nearly ali female names signify
ing hltds, flowers, scents, or other Orna-
lnenis or luNurl0s which abound In their
by perbolicnl poetry, during these modern
times Hens have baon caught from the
Orient, ana the same Significance IL given to
the name English B.tters. IL implies res
tor ition 10 health, u radica cure Of nil those
chronic arrangements and Irregularities
that afiiict the female soY. IL implies quick
and powerful action ovar female troubles, IL
Implies regulating ana restoring old Org ung
females TO their naiur i condition. ana no
lady should fail 10 Be- them, tllmyl5.w2t
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Notice.

sealed proposals will be received at
vuice the Houston and Texas Central
ANYWAY, until the 18th instant, for the
al,lVeiege of selling newspapers, fruits
w., on all passenger trains for one
s v, from May 10Th, 1878. Payments
Sill De required to be made in monthly
, ~ in advance, and the sale
:" articles calculated to deceive limos
fpent purchasers will not be permitted.
danues bidding must be prepared to
tusepeslt the first installment on the
s sv,h Instant, and the right to reject
guy or all bids is reservable.
a. a.. Il: SWANSON. General superindent.
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ACKNOWLEDGING rurr..a

II Is the duty ofevery person VINO has used
Boschees German syrup 10 let It's wonderful
Ing Consumption, severe Coughs Group,
Asthma, Pneumonia, and In fast all throat
and lung diseases No person can use +
without immediate relief Three doses VIII
relieve any casr, and we consider IL the duty
OF all druggists a. reoomni' nj IL to the poor
dying consumptive,a least TO try one bottle,
as ~ 900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
and no one Hse wDere II failed was report cd.
Such n medicine as the German Syrup can
not be too widely known. Ask your drug
gist about IL sample bottles to try, sold at
10 cents. Regular slze, 10 cents. For sale by
all druggists. may7-dlwk&wlt
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CITY HALL,
VEF1CE OF ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR,
Dallas, May q, 1881
All persons engaged in any business
~, ,i which the city requires an occupa'
aoh tax, are hereby notified to come
onward at once and pay the same or
.uey will be reported to the mayors
"urt. ]. G. B0GEL,
may lot City Assessor and Collector.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
-nUyTRY PRODUCE.
,,s.,E sgOCERY MARKET

BACON, per lb-short clear; J y s1ds dry
shoulders, 63-l97c; Breakfast, IL l-ZSiic' ui'
salt pli'tr FIR Der lb-wostern, 9O9a5c; country
So 9SSsWtNa PowDERs-Various brands, IA IA
IN cans, per doz 81 25@l 30; IL do no. q 'OS
z ~, ~ AZ, Western, q ID, Is to Is lac.
CANDLES star, As to 50, l5gl6e. ,o,o..
CSaaFFFEF-Java, per Id, $3.50; RIO, eholce,
o,esS5 i.9e: prime, 2l@3l lac; common 10
fair, 10 l-2d20 l-2c. ,,,, ,yo~,o,s bronds.
'CoNCENTRATED L1E-Narlous orAhu''
6oz IN q A. .. uer case, 81 259j W. ~.
FIsH-Mackeral, per Dbl, $40 Ogsll WI XIII
q, ooasl o. white fish, kit, s5gsl 20.
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NKw uRLRANs, May 10, --Nlght--Colton IN
strong, Sales g. 200 hnleF,

Receipts, net, OO7 bales; gross $3.50 bales.
Exports 20 Great Britain 0,hl' bales cont.
nont --nAles, constwlse 1900 bales. stock
$50 bales,
Weeks sales II 1905 receipts net 1887; gross
lO,Osg, exports To Great Britain 2l,2Dli oonti-
nent $3.50 coastwise 6,iti bales.
Commercial,
NEW ORLEANS, May 10 Flour quiet ana
steady, Suporhne az 6Oi Xxx 81 2igi bOi NNN
~ 1000 lO higher grades 10 GO9Sbh, Corn
steady, mlr demand iOOt1lc. Oats steady JOG,
Corn mual arm, ~ lONs2 10. Cotleo lirmor,
but 10 IN not quOtnbly higher, car
ges, ordinary TO prime HhWl1xo go Il.
Su iar active and nrmer, common 10 good
common 5A@6tc, fair 10 fully fair, BhWlci
prime 10 choice, 7h@sci yellow clarified SSo
MOlasSes nrm, common, 2OW22c; fnlr, 23galci
prime to choice, 30Mi2o. Rice scarce hnd
ilrln, ordinary TO choice Louisiana bN@1o,
NEW YORK, May lO.-Four declining, So;
low or grades, supertue western ana state
iirmer, Corn Ac@}sc better oats frmer ana
la better demand. Rice steady and n fam
trade.
1T. LOUIS May O,-Four duh and lower
superhue fall IS b06g6 90; extra ~ OOgl 21ihh
u 5O9i 90; family " lOg5 20. Wheat In dun
and lower, No, 3 red fall u lls4@l l21d; No. 4
red fall, 81 05}a0tl %, No. spring ~ Oj bid.
Corn inactive, No. 9mixed, 8734@BSc. oats,
26AM2j4c. Rye nc I've, 6OAc. whisky stendy,
nj 81 % Pork quiet, t00tsO 10 for JobDing
Lard hrmer, at 10 l0g6 soc. Bulk lneeta
quiet aud unchanged; car lots loose " $50
| VI 67s@Si 70@sG IS for shoulders, clear ribs
and clear sides. Bacon quiet ~ 2jgi 5000 lI1a
| @25@G6@6 10 for shoulders. Boxed shout
ders IS u.
Hides amt wool.
| GALVESTON, May lO-Hides active. Dry
selected loo; light sailed l3c; stack sailed
| lllsc; kips l2hc; wet saltod 6@71Sc; butchers
| green go
Wool1Fan clip medium to fine, free
| of burs. l7@2Oc Eastern, spripg clip, me
and medium, 2O@23c; low grades aud bury
| l2@lic.
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Notice.
MAYORS OFFICE,
CITy OF DArTAa Nav g. lSIS,

MAYORS OFFICE,
CITY OF DALLAS, May 8, 1878.
Sealed proposals will be received at
my Office until p. M, the q day OF
May, A. d. 1878, for the city printing
i "l one year. Bids will be endorsed
lor city printing" All bids subject
Wthe action of the city council
ulm2l. w. l.. CABELL, Mayor.
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kAydrCphObta.

Houston Telegram A dog went mad
on the place of Colonel A. j. Williams,
Of Hill county, which bit number OF
horses hogs and dog bsefore being killed.
Vne Of the horses, q very valuable ami.
ma and one hog have since died OF
Aydrophobia. Colonel w. says their
suffering and death were terrible. The
horse bit himself in shocking manner,
tearing his flesh in strips from the bones.
The hog would stand on its hind legs
and make frantic leaps upward, uttering
continually the most piercing screams.
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WINES ANDlIglNRS.

VIII ISKY-sweet mash, 81 5O@i so; Sou
mash, 81 Sj@6O0.
WINES-Claret, in case, 81 10; Catawba;
er gal. 81 1902 90; tori, per gal, Sl.lOSi 90
berry, per gaI., 81 4O@4 00; Madeira, per ga,
| 606g5 co; White wine, in cases, u 2jg2 90.
CHAMPAIGN E--Cooks, in basket, $3.50
Heidsieck, in basket, SIS 90; Krug, IL basket
S2I W; Domestic champagne, sl2@l6.
caslS, u l5G2 81.
Observation-Disclosures in cask, Sl2@l3;
Gognac, per gal, 81 35@2 IS; French,per gal,
"a 50@l5 0O;Apple, per gal, u 1898 75 Peach,
VI 75@3 75;Ginger, u 25@2 0O;BlackberrySl W
@2 80 80
GINS-Old Holland, pergal., So 50@5 so
Domestic, per gall. 81 i092 80.
RU MS-Jam6ca, So 300g5.
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EsCULENIs Ann rn,I,rs.

EsOuLkN lb-lrsh potatoes per hbl, % 40
~ oOi onions, per Dbl, W 6Di Cabbage, Yves.
lelh, pef crate, nnnei southern, per dozen.
" ~ kl0utH, pnr box, Sh
buTlkk AND UHkEsE- Butter, western
ptr 10, sl12bci cheese, WIS 0rn, laWibn,
Apples green, Per hhi M UOa8 40
Apples dried, per lbs, ho peachep, per III 30,
oranges, per box, ~ 20, Lemons, per box, ID,
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Lot Surveying.

me undersigned offers his services
~ Tue citizens of Dallas and Grigsby
eaeue, to make correct aid prompt
seys OF lots, having four years ex-
petlence as city engineer.
an W. NJ. JOHNSON,
-p'' alm S5Z-R<a Civil Engineer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Centaur
Lininn entS.

One Kind fol the Human Family.
The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Linlmsnls are simply mo wonoeI OF
tho world. Their aiaolR ara little leaa than
marvellous,
the white Iiaiment IL Tor the human
family, IL will drive hheumat lani, holaIioa
ANA neuralgia from The syhlami cure Lunl-
most OaianeonS krupIi6nsi Il exltaels lroSi
nom nOHen hands aud feet, ANA the poison
~ hlleh anu hlinRh ~ venQlnonh fepl llesl II
hnhdueA hwellinga, ana Allevlhles pain "
every Kind, When aprainR or bruises occur,
y u lhe mbet potent remedy ever discovered
% heal the injured parts, Tho uenlaur l.in-
Intent IN used with great efficacy for horo
Throat, It1ihaehel tlkei Hredsfs, Eafaohe,
and Weak Hack, The inll0 wing IN but u aam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials,
INDIANA lioMn, ion, Co., Ind, May ~, lR7H
VI thlnk u my duty 10 Inform you that !
nave s~gered much Win a,eollet, ~ and
chords, A lew hoitleh OF Conianr llniment
has done ne uork for me. ! have not been
nee from these swellingsi ~ oighi years, Now
lam PERFECTLY weli, The iAniment ought 10
be applied warm,
"nENJAMlN BROWN.
Tho proof II In tho trial, IL IN reliable, II
IN handy, II ~ cheap and every family
oeould have lhe whiloen cleur Linim on
adapted 10 tho tough muHoloa, oorda ana
neah Of horheR ana nnimala, IL hnA perform
cd more wonderful ourea Ia three years OF
SPAWN, strain, MindsgAlls, scratches,
hwoeny, and general Lamenona, than nli
other remedies In existence. Road what the
great ExpreahInen ray OF ~,
"NEw YORR, January, 1874,
"Eyery owner OF honea should give the
Contauf Liniment u niai, We consider II
the boat article ever used In our stables,
I'll, MAllbli,
"bupt, Adams hx, Atabloy, NJ. Y.
"E. Putty,
"hupt. u,f, ny slnbion, N. Y.
IAlRERT u. OLlN,
"Supt. Nat, Ex, stables, N, Y"
The best patrons OF this Linlmeni are Far
mera and Veterinary Surgeons, who afo con-
annually using some Liniment, 10 heals
alle, Wounds ana Poll-evil, removes swell.
inga, and IN worth millions Of dollars ans
nually 10 Farmers, Livery men, Stock grow
era Aheop-raisora, and those having horses
or cattle,
What u Farrlor cannot do for $50 the Cen.
taur Linlmont win do NJ u triiilng cost,
These Llnimenta nro sold by NIL dealers
throughout the country. They are warranted
by the proprietors, and bottle viii % given
10 any Farrior or Physician who uesireS to
test thom.
Laboratory OF J. D, Rose g. Co.,
~ Day'st.. NEW YORK
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INV Your Tickets and ship Your Freight
By tho
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been establishing by this Company. where
information may be had concerning nor
only the II. 4 I. B. Railway, but Texas gen.
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Agent, All Broadway, N. Y.
A. alice, Northwestern Pass. Agent, l0l
CLARK street, CHICAGO, Ill.
NICK HOLMES, Southeastern Agent M,
X, and TT, Burnett House, Cincinnati, Ohio.
A, FAULKNER, Southern Passenger
Agent Atlanta, Georgia.
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a es OF the M. X. q T. Rail way, In New York
Onicsgo, Cincinnati, Hannibal and st.LouiS
j. WALDO,
Gent Pas, a Freight AT Houston, Texa
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