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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

1.-THE statements elsewhere In the case OF
the punishment OF the little schools girl. Minnie
Beall, by confinement In the "5weat-box'
boiler room, are one halftrue, the matter Is one
that needs prompt investigation by the District
authorities; and the examination should not be
conf1ded. either, to those disposed to whitewash
the outrage. The report is that this little girl.
eleven years old, was sent home on Monday by
her teacher for a concert ticket, or the price of
IL; was detained at home by her mother and on
her return 70 school next day was punished by
IMPRISONMENT In the dark hot, boiler room of
the school building, and was made SICK In conse-
QUence. We repeat that II this report Is sub
Stantiated. the matter must not be allowed to
rest, nor the examination be slurred over. We
have more than once had occasion to denounce
the fantastic barbarous, out-of-the-way modes
of punishment invented by teachers or school
authorities, and which are sometimes as In this
case, dangerously cruel, as threatening the rea-
son as well as the general health OF the victim.
Children have been thrown into spa5mS, idiocy
and mania by confinement in dark rooms with
out the added sweat box horror
Another feature of the enquiry In this case
should be In regard to the concert ticket matter
We supposed that the Objectionable practice OF
employing the school children In peddling show
tickets had been broken up, in accordance with
the positive expression OF public opinion that it
should be. 1t Is evident that there Is need for
a pretty searching enquiry in regard to school
modes. rules and punishments. orr school
teachers are a Woodworking, paInS-taking
class, and we have no doubt their patience is
greatly tried By unruly children. but 1t is one
OF the requirements OF fitness for their respon-
sible position that they shall possess a degree
OF self control and good judgment that Will
save them from infiicting hasty and dangerous
punisEments In the heat OF passion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-12-18

NJ w. GAIT, BIO. q CO..
JEWELLERS AND sILvRRsMITRs,
HOO Penn. ave.,
Have completed their preparations for CHRIST
MAS and have Oh exhibition the entire collection Of
NOVELTIES, which have been prepared with
great care for their
HOLIDAY TRADE.
Special attention is invited to the low price at
which creditable present can be purchased
Until Christmas their store WILL be kept open in
the evenings. dscll-2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

money Influenced the delivery Of the ser
mon What we said about it is abso-
lutely and undenialy true. The time
place, occasion, and the connection in
which the words were spoken all 60 to
show tina, Mr.. Perry intended them as =
stab ut the minister as hireling Of Mr.
Blaine
The facts about the $50 are, that the
money was not given to the minister at
all. II was a contribution BY Mr.. Blaine.
with other citizens. towards aiding inp pay
ing debt upon the Baptist church. Mr..
+. G. Allen Of this city. 4 democrat. con-
tribnted like sum for the same purpose.
Alss ex-Gov. Coburn Of Skowhegan, the
same amount. The minister did not re-
cciye a cent. II was a free gift for the
church. Yet Mr.. Perry tortured the sim,
pie benefartion Of Mr.. Blaine into po-
li,ical act, and made his ..class-mate, 4
worthy Christian gentleman. appear IL
the Camden meeting as receiving pay
from Mr.. Blaine for preaching politica
sermons, Perry ought to ask pardon OF
his Blended knees, Of his "class-mAte.
for the gross wrong which he has done
him. person who will cast such un
founded and base aspersions upon othel
men. should be the last person to com
( plain of misrepresentation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

There is contest going on at Washing
ton in regard to the selection of managers
for the National Homes for Disabled Vol
untser Soldiers. Three vacancies occurred
last year which were not filled, one OF
these being in the place occupied by Gen.
Butler. The present Congress is called up
on select six managers. three to succeed
these whose terms expired last year, and
two whose terms are about out.
viz; Judge Bond Of Maryland and
Gen. Martindale of New York. There i,
also one vacancy caused by the death of
Gen. Wolcott. Of Wisconsin. making six
in all. The democrats claim that Of these
six they should have four and the republi-
cans two. The practice has been to select
only one person from State. but with Il
view TO defeat Gen. Butler. two other
candidates from Massachusetts, have
been named in the House. Representative
Morse has nominated Gen. NJ. +. Dona-
hue. and Representative Field. Gen. A. T.
Martin, Both of these are put forward as
democrats. to rcpresent the real democratic
party Of Massachusetts. and To antago-
nixe the candidacy Of Gen Butler. who
has been put in nomination by Represent
alive Russell
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The Aroostook Republican, the new r.

The Aroostook Republican. the new re-
publican paper established at Caribou 10y
y. W. Matthews. Esq. is II handsomely
printed sheet. will filled with local news
and sound aud strong politically. 1t i
published in live. widc-awake. thriyin.
community. by whom it ought to be hand
somely and generously sustained, as w
have no doubt it will be-. Aroostook need
Just such paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

Mr.. Perry Of Camden intimatcd in his
speech to his constituents the other even
ing that he could have had thousand dol
lars il he would have accepted il. VIII
Mr.. Perry please state who offered that
sum TO him and for what? Let ~ have
the whole story
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

Mr.. Perry of Camden rose to \ question
Of privilege yesterday in the House. in
regard to the report published in our
columns of the meeting at Rcckport.
Saturday evening. Mr. Perry SAYS the ne
port was a garbled one. though partially
correct. We were not a, the meeting and
cannot speak iron personal knowledge as
to the accuracy of the report. butt was
prepared by competent reporter aud en-
dorsed rs correct by a Camden gentleman
Of known respcc,ability snd integrity. and
- such we published it. Notwithstan,i-
ing MIR. Psrry's denial of its accuracy. it
still stands unmpeschcd ia the main. A.
70 the statement made by u>
that MIR. Perry insinuated in
his Rockport remarks tina, Baptis, min
lister in Augusta had been paid
'fifsy dollars by Mr.. Blaine tor political
services" the facts will bear us fully
out. Mr.. Perry's words were: ..One of nv
classmates. a Baptist minister in Angus
''ta. preached one Of the most bitter Ser.
mons against us. and not two weeks be-
''fore that it was publicly announced tina,
''Mr. Blaine had given him SO dollars y
The inference conveyed in these words
% Perry's hearers is too plain to be mis-
AIKEN. The remark was made in a polit-
cal speech the intent was most certainly
o give the impression that Mr.. Blaine's |,
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If Col. John ID. Rust will pay as much
~ any other man in Camden to make up
the sum Of Mr. Perry's salary and mileage
and no man in Camden will pay II cent
Tor that purpose. how much is the sum
total that Col Rust will have To pay to
Wilder Washington Perry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

Yesterday. Mr.. Edwin &. Burleirh, the
popular Assistant Clerk of the House. re
resigned that position for one in the State
Treasurer's Office. MIR Burleigh served n
rs and thus far in so. He was Land
Agent in 20. - and -. He is most
faithful. capable and industrious officer
In whatever position he occupies, and we
are pleased that he has been selected 10,
the importan, place which he is to fill
Ills successor. as Assistant Clerk. Mr.
Pattcn. Ia highly spoken ct by those who
know him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

Not one Of the constituents of Mr.. Perry
spoke in favor Of having him leave the
legislature and return home. They were
too intelligent to be- deceived by any non
sense about this legislature being an lille
gal body.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

To the Hon the Justice et tie Superior Court, sss
N De holden at AHgusfd icifhia and for the Comm
q hennebec on the first 7nesday Of Apri An
1880.
The undersigned, Giovanni Gneeco of Waterylle,p
the county of kennebec, respectfully bels and gi't
inns honorable court to be informed that he Wa nH
ricd to Roscoe Gnteco ut Boston, Mass. on The
day of June, A. ID. 1875, and has always fathfag
Kept and performed all his marriage covenants y
duties. But he AYERS that the said Rose unmiDhs
OF her marriage duties and obligations, be1H
aiienated in affection from him. neglected to pefor
her marital duties. and without cause deserted WV
At said Boston. ON January LIST, ISIS. and has y
fused to co-habit with him since that time jos
said ibellant has resided in the state Of Maine ssd
April, 1873.
Wherefore he prays thatihc court will decree ~
v.orce from the bonds of matrnony existing beiScI
himself and said Rose, averring that such dtf1r
would be reasonable and proper, conducive TO done
nc harmony, and consistent with the peace and ~
atty of society.
0And the fbellant further alleges that he hss o.
reasonable diligence to ascertain the present ~
dence OF said Rose. but IL unable to do so and o"
not know where il is.
(Signed) GlOvANI GyEECu.
hENNEBEC, IS. Feb. 7ti, .s>O.-The said GiosI
Uneeco made oath that the above alegau"
as TO the residence Of the lbcllee l. true.
Before me, LOaISG FAIR,
Justice of the Peae'
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Kaifrand Cau. m,tf,e Hsarina.

Tbs ksaIroaS Committee will give hearing on the
qnssftoD Of Grzs.ins perIn-sioB 20 butd railroad
ffoa bsidFfoa 20 Portland, on fharsday next. a. =.
p. H., IN lie committee room
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

CONGRESS WATER. Its superiority a. a
esihartic alternative consists in its entire free.
dom from everything bitter. acid or crude
that produces headache, internal soreness.
and tends TO destroy the mucous membrane
All mineral waters tina, are dangerous irritants
may he known by an acid after-tas,e.
DeclC&Sm
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Mrs. Pnrtim gtOm Says

Don't take any nfihe qaack rustrums. as they
are regimentai 10 the human cis,ern; but pa,
your trust IN Hep Bitters. which will cure
general diiarfiaiioa, costive habits and all
comic disease. They saved Isaac from Sc.
we're eN'rae, Of tripod fever. They are the
ae .pfEs u5iwKs of medicines.
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s,of,e>.

SoticS il hereby given that the Judiciary Commit
to- will 4ivez hearing "Wednesday feb- j.. TO MI
ister~sted In ORDER ~hic has been Introduced re-
Lasvs the better protection Of holders Of life In
sIrsnc~ policies, Per order,
ffsbis A. q. BEAD-TEEEI, sec
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COMMITTEE NOTICES.
Csa.iese. On County Estimates.

MessFs. Partridge Of WbitefeId. Emmons
Of Limington, Goss Of Auburn. Hills 81 4 mon.
Goulding Of West WatervilIe. Thoma- OF
Warrington, Gilman Of NesIdy bemps- Jeveft
Of Richmond, Lord Of Srzndi-h, Long Of Fort
Fairfield, Lewis of Springfield, Gray Of Mon
son, Written VI PiusneId. Iius.ey Of Brooks,
WATSON Of Brook.viiie. Davis of Woodstock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12
Ludie,nry Csmmitfee Harinq.

The Judiciary Committee will give hrzring to all
letsresfsd Ia the relating TO repeal Of chap
IL Of the lava of s7g. concerning mills and mill
dams On Thursday. teb y. at u O'Clock r. NJ In is
eymDiffss room.
Per order,
A.S. ERADsTEnEr, See
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.siof,6,.

Tbs Committee an WAYS and Hridg~s give no'ie-
taas they have assigned Monday evening. Feb 18th
Q, s~y~s O'Clock for bearing the petition II ii,
Gssdiser Bridge Company
GEo. PtsaHEE. ,i,aI,nep
GFD PAgi HEE, I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12
Wanted.

Sherman Co., Marshall, Mich, wan. an
agent in this county at once, at a salary of
500 per month and expenses paid For full
particulars address as above. noyl5+SwIv
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HOUSE..

WEDNEsDAY. Feb. IL.
prayer BY Rev. Mr.. MANSON Of Gardiner.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currcnce-
The Speaker laid before the House the fol-
lowing:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

Or. C. W. BEssox's CELERY and CuAsoxu
Nervous Headache. Dyspepiic Headache. Nerr.leis
and Nervousness, and viii care any casc. PrIcr so
ccnts, postage free. Farsons, Baass Co. Perfis,d
General Aeents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12
Petition to the Legislature.

To the Honorable Senate and House of Represents
tivcs, in Legislature, assembled:
We the undersigned. respectfully pray the honor
oraoie Legislature 10 be incorporated by the nan,
of Ponds sheer Boom Improvement Company, viii
authority to erect sheer boCms and make other iD
pr vements on the 81. Johns and Ar0ostook river,
and their tribua les aud with the right to lease
booms, works and improvements to the Sheer %
Improvement Company, Il corporation IN TN
Province of New brunswick.
T.. G. DUNN.
T.. :. Coz.
+. a. WILSON.
CuNs. ID. BRYANT
THos. n. EGERYs
n. C. AVER.
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STATE OF MAINE.

lSSO.
Upon the annexed libel. II Is ordered that ncitr
thercoi be given to the libelee, by Publishing On y
tested copy OF the same, an abstract OF H. foge
WIN this order thereon, three weeks successivey
gusta, In said County of kennebec, the last puDna
tou to be thirty days at least before the next ter
sad court, to be holden at Augusta, within ana Y
said c0unty OF kennebcc, on the first Tues@ !
April next, that she may then and there apps1
said Court, and answer to said libel. if she see d.
Attest: VIM. VI sTRATTON, Clsns
true copy of the libel and order thereon. .
r't&2w7 Attest WIN. NJ. STRATrON, CieAt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

~. Sat'ess Shoulder Braces correct .he Aahi, of
GoopinE. Parsons, Ranss Co., whoI<eale Drus.
Eisfs, Portland. General Aepu,s se'
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3. .dns vegetable Ambrosia restores rrav hair IN
US original color, prevents the hair from fa,,,n~ an,
ana one Of the finest dressings for the hair r sh
market. Parsons, Bangs & Co, Whol~saie D,r ..e
AK 70. iulyz2fA Stf
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.nGs cannot b made but can be s.ved n,
re s. sse o. Dr: a. j. Flasss Cough and Lung sypu
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The foregoing petition having been prcsen ed, "
dered That notice be given 10 all persons iniere'a
by publishing the foregoing petition, with this q
der thereon, in the Daily kennebec journal, Until
Feb. %, 1850, that all persons interested may appr
before the Committee on the Judiciary, Feb %, 9
2oclock in the afternoon, and show cause why u
prayer OF said petition should not be granted
Per order,
A L. Rr AnsTREET. Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

ihE BEST CoUGH MEDICINE in the World =.
Inc "a Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
Cutier Bros. Co.. Boston. Small re,Inca.,
% ''ci Large 81. Jan.sOf&wsm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-02-12

~ NSid OF Yours may run into consum,.,,or
yoo cont take Dr. A. J. Fiagg's Cough and fn".
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Soldiers Monument Association

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meeirr
~ of the Augusta Soldiers Monument Assccis
ton, will be held Mt the City Council Rooms Ia
Granite Hall. on Tuesday evening. Feb l7ih lsSt
1T 80 O'Clock. This meeingi is called for the pm
pose OF choosing officers tor the ensuing year aM
for the transaction of any other business that mS
properly come before the meeting.
BY order OF the President and Board df Directors.
II. +. BLANCHARD, Secretary,
Augusta, Feb. :, 1850. feb9fif
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a. Great icy over the fact that yo1r eouvn "a, =.
iTs",0cgnly cured BY Dr. A. J. flaggs Cough and
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III. .ss s,xyss,s saive ~ nov prepared ID the b.x,
ts' july3t&wff
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Commits, on Federai Rei0tions.
The COMMITTEE on Federal Relations will meet on
Tharsdays at r. ".
4. y. PAELis, Chairman
sHAs V. LD.p.
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STOVES t s.sarss:' q! Tia WyI: :... w..
SMILEY { WAaGArr
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1AiNTs, 3i! as,vs .a.rqjshes, elas. and Pane,
a"8'hgs' House and Sign ifa!nnf Ess
G. BEALE CO
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"I.ife. Growth, Be.u,v.-


''What we all admire" and how TO securo
1t. fine head Of Hair in its natural color
is such an adjunct to beauty that no one who
prizes good looks should neglect to use ..Tox.
DON HAIR Color REsroRER," the most clean.
iy and delightful article ever introduced to
the American people. 1t is totally different
from all others. not sticky and gummy. and
free from all impure ingredients that render
many ether preparations obnoxious. 1t thick.
ems thin hair, restores gray hair. gives il new
lie, keeps the scalp clean and healthy. cans
Ing the hair to grow where it has fallen "a nv
become thin, does not soil or stain ANYTIME
and Is So perfectly and elegantly prepared q,
to make 1t a lasting hair dressing and toilet
luxury. octI4icods,r.f
Boston Testimony.
Last winter. while in Trenton, n. j.. Ipro.
cured six bottles "London Hair Calm r.
sforer, which like very much, in fact bet.
ter than anything I have used for the las,
nine years. If you please, send me one doz.
en- bottles, c. .. d., care of w. S. Foluer &
Co., Druggists, No. 723 fremont ST. RIOS.
ton. A'"''
Respectfully yours, ADA BAKER
No. 80 Rutland. Square.
London Hair Color Restorer is sold nv oil
druggists at 15 cents 4 bottle or .ix bo,,ias
Tor 81. Geo. c. Goodwin & Co. Rns,on
Wholesale agents. ''"'
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aos1,..: .ss.s y Rs. .Y'S%.sb
HENRY A. TAHOE
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DlEACHERY! Hats. Straw, Felt. Leg
ID horn, Chip & Neapoli:an, cleaned, colored o.
made into latest styles. ,
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KENNEBEC COUNTY.
TRADE CIRCULAR.
COMMERCIAL, MANUFACTURING 4
PROFESSIONAL.
For the Year 1850.


Tho following Circular Is respectfully presentep ~
,hs npdersigned Merchants. Manufactures ns 20
sSs;nnal arms of Eennebec County, VINO oes.Ie ~
UrsSs,f IN the citizens Of This section s
pi;she business Guide. careful perusai oI III. ~.
ir;ng cla ssificatops Is only necessary 70 sho" %
Sor choice selections of varied and compete s!os
sssonabe goods displayed by merchants OF invg, r
=, and fair dealing this market will compare iaN"i
shiv with that Of any other In Maine. =.
IAN orders for goods will receive pro,mps -"
teniion. satisfaction guaranteed or money 'eiu""e
A POTHECARY. PURE DFtss'S'
n Medicines and Toilet Articles: v.s,
JAMES +. DEVINE, Union MOCK " "'er o.
A pOTUECARY. Drugs Medicines. Toilet
a Articles and Fancy Goods.
Il IL MYRICK, Old Fuller Drug store.
POTHECARY. Drugs, Medicines ana
n Toilet Articles Prescriptions careiuiiy Putu up
A RTIST-Wi open q first class gallery over
n Blanchard & Reeds store. ~.
"A r.. H. GARDINER, Gardiner, Me.
RTISTIC Photographs. Ftrst-eiass
"A work Of all the improved Styles
A.W KIMBALL. Cor Bridge and water ST.
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OXS1CIAN 4 SURGEON
door north e. Ei I'LL NJ D.. ONCE Second ST. 4,h
~ ""''n Vi winthrop ST., Hallowell go 1''
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1ewe1ry, Watches, Clocks d Silver yH.r.
y "old fens' and Fine Watch Repairing.
WHEELER BROS, IIaliowell.
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EWELER, Matchmaker & Engraver.
- Fine Watch Chronometer Repairing snccial
ty. 4. r. PIERCE Fuller Drug store
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MIR. WILSON from the Judiciary Commit.
tee on petition and bill. reported in new
draft and ought to pass on bill an act tn
amend an act to incorporate the city of Rock
land. Read and assigned
Mr.. HILL, from the Committee on Educs.
tion, reported bill an act to incorpora,e the
ST. Naviers school and asylum The bill was
read once and laid on the table. on motion NJ
Mr.. CUTLER OF Bangor.
Mr. INGALLS,, from the Judiciary Commit
tee. on petition, reported bill "a act to change
the Name of the trustees of he fund for the
support of the Episcopate Protestant Eni.co.
pal church in the Diocese Of Maine. Read
and assigned
Mr. FENSELLY, from the Committee on
Claims. reported leave TO Withdraw. on pe,i-
ton of Mrs. Samuel Lawson for stumpagc on
timber cut on lot No. LIP, Township IL.
Range 3, Aroostook county; also made the
same report, on petition of Nathan Bartlett of
1rafton for q pension for 1875; also reported
ought not to pass on resolve in favor of the
St Croix and Penobscot Railroad Co.
Mr.. JEwETT, from the Committee on Towns.
reported leave to Withdraw. on petition Of
frederick Foye ct ais. of Dedham. for diyis-
ION OF said town. Also reported same on ne
tition Of city Of Portland. for a new line be-
tween that town and Cumberland. Pending
the acceptance of this report it was laid on
the table. on motion Of Mr. TRrs of Portland
On motion OF Mr.. INGALLS, Of Wiscasset.
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FURNITURE, Mattresses and Bedding,
II Collins. Caskets and Upholstering,
Z. X. II. L. WELLS, Water Street
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-14
Flour, Grain and Hay.

FLOUR - We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows; Xxx, ? %, XNN, . 80,
xxx, . 10; Choice, 81 s0,taniy, none.
Imported; NX, per cwt ---j xxx, -
XXX, 0si. Fancy, 8 lOto 49, Patent, 8 25.
RyH-ln sack, 81 %.
BARLRy--7oc, per bushel sacked, loose Gee.
BRAN--Wequote at sec,
GUNNY Professionalism In good order, Q
cents piece.
Com MRAL--on track large lots i5c. In the
tore, jobbing lots sec.
OARS New Texas 40 loose. Sacked, $50,
WHEATy-No old, 95cj No new, S5@s6c; No
z, none; No new, 1850 Rejected, 65Q74; No
grade. 60@65c; Mediterranean, No2, 80; No 3,
I0@I5ci Nicaragua, nominal, iVc, but not want
ed by Texas millers.
CoRN-We quote new Texas from wagon In
shuck and ear 80 cents per bushel.
HAy-Pralrle, loose from wagon, IS per ton
Millett. do. $40, From store, prairie, baled SIS
per ton; Mlllett, SIS. Prairie baled, In car
lots, sl2 per ton free on board.
We quote: Chopped corn, Per leo pounds,
l; chopped corn and oats, Yer loo pounds
100; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 rs;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
corn bran, per 100 pounds, 800; Graham -four
IS %, cream meal, 81 80; line bolttd meal, per
bnshel, zoe Ohon.iny, per 100 pounds, y Il
grits,. per Wpounds, " IS; corn flour, FER lOl
pounds, ".