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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-11-07
The Course of Trade

In cotton, In wholesale groceries, and In
provisions, In machinery, In drugs, and In
lumber, tnle was quilt In clothing, boots,
shoes, woDens and In MI other article; which
give waPmtl to the body ther, was extrRol-
binary activity.
TIE c.othlng mau, perhaps. made the
Highest sales OF tina season Yesterday AFT rnoon,
last night md this momils. III y hld as
many ouat,n'rs ns they could wait upon,
Sales Of coal and wood were not 30 heavy as
yesterday, but AN extraordinary amour. was
transferred from tae yards and wagons to
prlvatehou'ei aud 20 stores md offices.
DeAar In coal stoves say they have in
voices of the shipments, and they will have
plenty OF stock early next week.
Their was u bdik demand for cotton thit
morning from the "shorts," that IL, buyers
who have orders 10 MI land but few bales to
work upon. The receipts Were very light.
This forced up the prices, and every grade
galued fully a and some even more. AS
high as 04 was paid for middlings, We there
fore add a 10 all types. 1t closed firm at
these figures. The 'nditlon of the Liverpool
and New Orleans markets did not call for any
advance here at all. The short Interest
was the c,use OF 1t, Many If these were try
tug to buy at country points o.day.
Meats are nomIuqlly unchanged. Short,
clear blco sides.are held at 9'5cts and others
dressed upon that color sergeant
Lard IL stli held nj 10 cents for fierce and
fraction ny according to the dNcent,in size of
package
Hams arc dad slow, fresh meat being pre-
ferrel this cold weather.
Turkeys ace very scarce, Anything OF re-
spectab csilA retails ut 81 y per heal. 1t Is
hard to tell why more are not Offering.
Nor have ", chickens, wild ducks, venl.
son, or VIII, me OF any sort TO quote.
Corn is scarce, and all sold TO- day fetched
85 cents pc. busAel,
All the Is sold to-day, IA far as reported
tous fetched Is cents, except one lot of slight.
lydamag d, whch brought ~
Bran is Bringing s. at wholesale, aud 90
cents at retail.
But litio hay was brought to town to-day
Lei tirm az the quotations below, and IN de-
mani by dealers snd consumera
Eggs are held firmly at n cents for round
lots and 30 over the counter,
Du,tcc Is In moderate supply good demand
and - cents for the best drkins,
IrOu is firm at cents rates.
Lumber has been very active during the
week, with supply ample. Black walnut Is
slowly growing learer, and will eventually
be as high as mahogany, which il has almost
totally an GU. OF use.
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New York. all rail 81 3G per 100 pounds
Roaan, OH rail, q Al perlO) pounde.
Philadelphia, AL raj, s 81 per lO0 pounds.
Baltimore. an rail- 81 8}por loo pOunds.
no New Orleans, all rat, 81 por % pounds.
To New Orleans, nv Red River, no water.
10 Haiyyg -, 81 % por bale.
10 St ( p ais g % per hnle,
proc ace from 81. Louis TO Dallas, $40 per
KGnsas City, $40 per car,
Following nrc inc rates from allpolnt- In Ran
ga Eputh of Kansas CitY'
10 DALLAS Corn and oats per cWl, 81 Get pO-
'aIOes per cwt, llc
To HWchius-C0rn and oats, 4So; -four, 5jc.
TO Ferris Corn and oats ,ljci GOur, BIC.
10 Palmer iour, nee; corr and oats, i6c.
10 Emis--ilUUE, Gle; corn and oats, &c.
To Rice Flour bic; corr and oats, iBC
Corslcaua, NeNla, GrOcSheeCk, kosse, Waco
Merlin, BremOud, iiearue and Bryan -tlOuT,6hC
corn and oats, zoe,
To Calvcri--F Flour, 62c; corn and oats, SOC.
ON GRAIN--ro New Orleans, iOcts per cwt, gC
u Louis, 40ats per hun lrcd,
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DALLAS, SATURDAY EVENING,
NoVnn her H. lA-O


well, well. WE'LL After all the rain, sleet,
Rnow, ie'. frost, ken winds md every other
dis greeabie ingredient which was mixed up
In yc,triay's weather, the run came up this
morning with not cloud 10 be seen, and not
abrea'h If air stirring, The snow WAS nearly
all gone but ths-e was ice upon the tub and
around tue well, which the sun soon dl'solyed.
Earl H. th- mOr0iug the foliage stll looked
green tut IL va, the hectic flush Of the con-
sumDtiva lor as soon as the sun struck it 1t
turned riAck ia dsatn.
The road, are muddy but they arc not very
bad ~ Monday they ought 10 be all right
again
Cyuon pcllpg, suspclded entirely yester-
day, was re5umsd this afternoon. Vhe wee
has been kill 30 as dea ~ Hector. But who
ever saw In all his lie before the cotton plant
killed by snow and not by frost? The snow
camel st And who ever saw snow storm
In Texas Ia the month Of November before?
We mat men who have been In Texas
dry years, aud they said yesterda . freak
was wholly az original thing 10 them. Any
how Il put o Gual ending to the growth of cot
ton this year, and thcr' is nothing lett the
platter bat to so forward and Finish picking
his CROP Mauy viii complete TINT work by
Che Gr6t 0, December, bu, it VIII taEe others
thrso aud four weeks longer.
Many a)diil oAai HhUr rs were to-day sub
s0rlhod TO tho Building and Loan Association
about to be org 'nlzed. The stockholders say
Oh entire thousand Will be Lakol next week,
ad they hope 10 hDli their first meeting for
or mnlzaion on the Eth we endorse this
proposed institution as the beat plan That could
b thought of for mechanics and clerks ana
men of othef pursuits 20 thcmselvaahom
IL will give them sn opportunity to pay for
their hOalas monthly, stop rents, and in due
coulse oftime they win hold clear tltlesto :heir
homes instead of landlords receipts, and the
bsauty of It is, uul IS yolr mott ops are high,
you Will not be required to pay any more per
month to the association than your rent bills
now foot up The difference In the two IL,
every doll you pay to the association Is 80
much purchase money paid upon the mouse,
and every doDar you payment ia that much 10 I
and gone, and will 50 80 rs long rs you live,
uulesss in The chapter OF accidents you somD
day hud enough money In your pocket to
make n square out putchsse, and when one
man has that luck, Ave Thousand don'thave II.
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Iron. NnIls. Nire. 20.

IRoN - We quote merchant bar, &c rates
Norway and Swcdes, luc
PLOw sTEFL--SC.
WmE-- smooth wire, No. 8, no. Mes. 10 and
Il, 7Jac.; No. l., Sc. PER poundi harbed wire
10 10 lie; iapauned, lDC.; extra cut barb,
galvanized extra eat barb, ll}sC,
HoRsE sHoEs-Per kcg,s6 jIimnle shoes,SI 30.
IIuRsE SHOE NAILs-Prr box, % pounds, No.
7. 81. %; 10. :, 81 70; No. &, 50. o.
NAILs-From nod to God, "a - ratea.
TiNNER's STOCK Block tin SOC per pound ;
tin plate, llN20yll per bOXj /. c. l4N20 Gil .50i
to, lONli 1 500 Zine, 10 per lbs solder, lie per
III, sheet iron, 27b "rib.
AXIS Per box Oxen, llO.
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Live stock,

1 rrLK--Cornfed, SIS to 900; grass do year.
In s,.sa 9ts; steers from to years Old,
slS@S20; barn COWS, $l6GSlS.
HopsEs-Alust0ne ponies, SZ' a Niui EARN
took, fWmS75; buggy hor5es, Stu@ 500; sad
lie, 800 to Si2h.
MULEs-From fifteen to sixteen hards high,
G5 to clio,
HoGs--Ou foot, ih@jc. for inferior toprmc
sorkeTs.
MurToN suEEr--'rhcy are quotable at % ,5O@g3
upr head
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nniiding Material.

BRloK-At tue &ilns's1 10 to Sl0..
SToSR- AZ the Dallas Quarhea SC per cnblC
foot. Laid In wall lie.
LuMBRE Native rough pine $50 per thousand
Dressed ON one side, Ss2 80; Flooring, tongu-
Oh and ,rooyed, 80; ure,scd weatherboarding
as; Thren-eighlh touCued and grooved ceiling
bl7 90.
SHINGLg4 Cypress, Stper thousands Native
nine, Az, So: 10 heart, - -
LArus. 81 51per Il ousapd
CeNRSr-- Port scr. per bar, 20. Kos
mi4le, % 80; ulsvile, Port land
81 D.
PLASieR OF pAlus--Per barrel, ~.
JA,R- Per pouns 7Sn.
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Millett, do, $40. From store, prairie, baled Sl5
pvr ton; Millett, SIS. Prairie balod, Ia car
lots, alI per ton free ON bOald.
We quot: Chopped corn, per 100 poun9s'
Ii chopped corn and unts, per 100 pounds,
81 80; chopaed barley, per 100 pounda. 81 70;
crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc;
corn bran, pe 100 pound SOC Graham Hour,
So 25j cream meal, 81 %; fine bolttd meal, per
sushel, SOC ho my, per 100 pounds, ~ 70
srits, per 90 pounds, y 35 corn -four, Per lOj
pounds, 81
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BACON --Lorg clear sldes ga; short clear
ga breakfast bacon re.
ORY sALT--l-nug clear sides, So short Gle n
sac.
nAMs--Plaln sugar cured, l2cj canvass
81 do, l2k@l2k,
hAaD Fierce, lO half barrel, l0k pals
80 10 pounds, III; Suourds, ll5a.
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gOtfees and Yeas.

CoTEE-Rlo, osmmsn, l5S5Hcj ordl-
nary, l51s; fair, Is; good, 1914;
rlme, II; choice, .lGTGl7i IAguayra.
TKAs-Imperial, from i5at50. per pounds
Young llys0u, 40GGl; Oo'ong, iiGdOcj Japan,
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OAK HARSEas LEATHNR-No. J, 4Oc; do, No.
81
HEALook HAlNEss LrAuEE.-,No. /, SSi do,
No. 9, 80.
gPPER--French cali, 81 - 10 %; do. klp,Sl.lp
A3l.35 per pound; American calf, SOC @Sl.35i
10. klp, B5cNSl.
Coll tRs--Durk, No. l. per dozen, $3.50.
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5uGARs. We quote: Powered II x; Crushed
Grunu atea il94; standard \, II White
xtra -, ia; ezra Q 1875 to l0Ai yellow
"a TO 10; Louisiana new white Clarified lOfc.
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CoML-we quote Indian Nation at 81 per
n dcr.yered or free on board; coke, SIC. per
rrcl Of one hundred pounds.
,tWooD--Oab, per cord, "a jOi pine, So 70
elycred.
CHAROoAI--SiXtyce cents per barrel.
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sronf--From 2 to %, inch, per set, xxx
select, 80; Xxx, s2.H.
SAWED rnLLors--'D 20 21S, SO per set.
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Bagging and lies.
BAGGING-Standard. l2h-
ARROW TIES S2 50 per bundle.
Poultry ami Game.

PRAIRIE CHcKENs-We quote at pc. apiece.
SQUIRRELs-Per dozen, soc.
CmoKENs-We quc.e So for spring; for
grown, 90 to 32J.
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F4A,ahs--3 pounds, 81 s.; 3 pounds
TnMAToEs--2 pounds, 81 25i 3 pounds,
sl.7o.
BLACKBERRIEs--Sl. IS.
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No headache or back-ache for ladies
who drink SWINE OF CARDUi."
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Goes Wholesale, 2jc. per t02en
BUTrEE--Cumtry, cuIice -; Inferior ga;
Western and Kansas, choice %; inferior 2.'E.
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OAK oLg-LcArnER-over 20 lbs, iOc; do
auder 90 lbs $40.
uEMLocS SoLR-LEATHRR = Best Buffalo
slaughter aOc, good do, 29c; best Matamoras,
20 good do sc; good DANCED, G5ci poor do,
sjc
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COtton.

Advanced 4 More wanted than offered
Closel iltn and ! active demand vt he lol.
lowing prizes;
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nlusratea Marriage Guide, go para.
and alt binding, 30 cents same h I
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 csut. M
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, 5 cen,s-sssl
sealed, by mail. Send money or mo-
stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the rreat srs.,l
''' 81 Ch2'l"s Street. ST. Louis, Mo
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A, &c. W. Hunstsble, Of Mckinney, make
0 mir Of boots per month
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I.mtnent Dr. w. Q. OnyenAugh,

Eminent Dr, W. q, Cavenaugh,
Memphis, Tenn, writes: /" For weak d.
gesiion, consumption, general debility, and
woot of appetite / cheeriully recommend
Coljou's Lieborg's Liquid Extract Of Beef.
Sold by Ervsy Bros, Dallas.
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s9unls VAN a.a al

lr V1Iarna.F 'F.rsitaiu ts'sias sT ggI i
E"ugnty clc Hl .a,.s OF Sp5r4ii3sg.Li2 or
hc4suc,,, Gelystl lria,y IT, .t,pry, &C., psll
Loot Power oI5 brings Na-.. te "iouth,u VI
no Who htv' uutl TIDY Nu- csgcwu oTd
1C sen from rIrfHs Jy.v.f tiWe Wus unail
f2s been ab'u d, i]r. h1rHa-p a JOS Witaie VA
Mer iuuIN ytlr, was uny,i Luynu % TAI u Cri
ue MOIST rhNa 7. r..,I r.t - and iWulg
WIZ, wonderful ul,g; 20 t.g.r ug4-'e-gg.u UpE W
weakness h"yoha -".g yCurs, .7 luVg0WtugW
IRE i'.t az DHr7, Young H.u slH-,Ng .lam 81
gutneei OF uta. q. fd.nly u,.lu,..,e habIt 90 s. 4
can use lals Utl..De Citr The essUrlnca OF nd
PBGsANkNl cure. The Pg,icit gains ct eRgth 4
hclty oi spirits at once, rs acts rel ON the pad
"a as soothing aud healing .orIe rpd auUdyIeH
laIeu seminal Nel,Clei sas .nita,s,, uif-,s uHpuTi
anu tone Qbd restoring them 10 their hliural stole
Is II the hanclul hu5,t had never hc,u tdu.Fea I
mGrFdicnis aN l!mgie ptotisf-,.. - aUs.s ~,
herDS etc. anG ntt Specs -. a.. s-,y- ~ -.
u ltlce, I've DJn4rs, 5'gt Nua RAJ unrca1n
enl adtTcss, For sale only ct Or. 9. 4. s0hzist
NO St North tfl.h street, oe.wccn Washington tEd
'rcen street, s.. iCuic 10, EsyN,l'shet ihl.,l.
RED B's"lre'tis, o. 9rstls, 9lNcesa,T vaA4
Clear ueheat,On OF thu natuie Causra, sympgohs, !
cure c,c,i OF SYPHILIS. SEMINAL MEtLAEsS, 81
fREE to any'address upon receipt ofonc stanip,
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Fish and oysters.
Coal and wood.

uSsTEHs--g dozen for 25C,
FIsH-9 10 loo. per h.
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M6tfY AND TRADE.
MARKET sITUATIoM.

Advance in Cotton neNts NOminaiiy
Unchanged - Grnin Scarce and
Firm -tirOcc-s Have DUH
Day, but Clothing Men,
Root nnL Shoe Dealers
and Fuel Folks Have
More Than They Can
AttOHd 40
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DnI,na wool sInr..et.


FREQ OF burra, hne Is; medium, eli bury
II to Is per pound
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BROW Y UOTTONS,

Ettrck EE, 44..SA Ontario A,4-i.u..sK
" NN, ~ TX Albion e. Al ,,... 634
GrauitevileAA,4-4 X Glendale q, "a SO
Gtnu'evne RR,7-S7 Atlantic V rs. TX
Langley A, 4-4...,.SA Rellview XX,4-4 ~
ACgasta,A ,.... ,..,6 Hudson River 90. Il
% t.i,...,..".7 indian Head .... so
Windsor 4 ..... AntplDpe
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Mnllas I.eather Market.

PLASleR OF pAlds--Per barrel, ".
HA;R Per pouns 7%l.
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Painting and Paper Hanging.

House, sign and wagon painting and
paper hanging in the neatest style by John
II. Runyan. Shop on Wall street, above
postofiice.
IDAHO Cry, April Is, 1880.
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4 Dead Give Away.

She stood in the effulgent light of a
short tallow dip, waiting for him at
the front door at l AN He came.
de was husky. She didn't mind that
He was drunk-she was used 10 1t
'Jinl," she said softly, knocking him
down so as TO drag him up to bed eas
Ter; "Jlm. id you voter "Yesh. ,
You've been gone a long time ,
"1esh. love, poll didn't close till jest
nown where's the money! "Nhas?r
The money" my dear, | don't un-
derstand.' Didn't they pay you for
your votesR NO" She leaked at
him playfully. with a boaconstrictor
tickle in her eye. "Il's time women
had the franchise she muttered: .thc
men amt up to it," Then she rolled
him under the bed, to be cut OF the
way; and in the mo. ming she got him
into an asylum under the new Punch
and Judycature act "He gave his
vote for nothing" said the magistrate.
Dangerous lunatic,n wrote his wor-
ship; and at the next election there
was a voter short.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

Yesterday old Joe Hemiock, one Of
the blackest men ID Dctroit. was prem
eDad ng through the editorial rooms Of
the Detroit Free Press IN search or
money enough to bny new pair of
boots, and the sight Of him revived an
old recollection In 1861, after the re-
treat from Bull Run. tEe third Michi-
gan Infantry went into camp at Hunt
ers Place, aud old joe. then a middle
aged darkey, came into camp as rnn-
away. Col Mcdonnell seized upDn
him as cook, AID after instructions
Joe was given charge Of the ColoneI's
kitchen His firss meal was ,iinner,
and abont the time fir it t.s appear lie
walked into tile Ges, made very low
bow and said:
"kernel, Ize not qsite up ID de
situation jist yet You toi' me to bake
beans. ditIn't your
Il did-u
.Werry well. sab; de beans am bak-
ed You top me 70 fry ham, didn'
your
II did,
"Wery well. sab, dc ham fried. Now
did you say | was to bile the cofee in
de kernel or"
"No. no; whoever heard 81 making
coffee that way?r
"Well. dat's what fought; but
hernel, il am an awful sIow job fur
one nigger to crack all dat coffee
tween his teef. and dinners gwine 10
be half an hour late, suah as youer's
BON"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

Discreet wives have sometimes
lneither eyes nor ears.
If it were lot for hopes, the hearl
would not break.
Industry is fortunes right hand and
|frugaIity her left.
a wise man will make more oppor-
|tunities than lie fluids.
1t often Costs more TO revenge In
|jnries than to bear them.
A good canse makes a stout heart
and a strong arm.
He that is master Of himself will
Eaon be master of others.
Emulation is lively and generous,
envy base and malicious.
A sweet and innocent compliance is
the cement of love.
A covetous man does nothing that
he should do till he dies.
He that after SHINING mends, re-
commends himself to God.
He that shows a passion ieIls his
enemy where he may hit him.
He hath 2 good judgment that re-
lieth not wholly on his own.
Courage, condact and perseverance
conquer all before them
II you have not enemies. ii is a sign
that fortune has forgot you.
Drunkenness turns a man ont Of
himself and leaves beast in his place
He that can read and mediate need
not think the evenings lorg or life
tedious.
Happiness generally depends more
IN the opinion we have of things than
on the things themselves.
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Healthy Property OF Onions.

The healthy properties of onions
have never been fally understood.
Lung and liver complaints are certain-
iy benefited, often cured, by free
consumption of onions, either cooked
or raw. Colds yield to them like
magic. Don't be afraid Of them.
Taken at night. all ctf-nsa viii be
gone by morning. and the good effects
will amply compensate fa the trifl;ng
annoyance Taken regularly. they
promote the health of the lungs and
the digestive organs. An extract
made by boiling down the juice of
onions to a siiup. and taken as medi-
cine, answers the purpose very well,
but fried, roasted or boiled onions are
better Onions are 3 very ellaal.
medicine. within everybody's reach,
amp they are not by any means as
bad 10 take" as the costly noStrums
a neglect Of their asc may necess;tate.
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The Good Little Boy.
Galveston News

Yesterday about / o'clock a boy of
about II went up Market street at
such rate of speed that everybody
who saw him was satisfied he was
running for doctor.
! man with a kindly expression of
countenance caught tue flying boy by
the arm and askeI him:
SONNY, Is there anybody right sick
at your hoase??H
No, but there will be if you don't
turn me Ioose.a
WHO is it. buddygr
"Will You let me go if I tell your
Il viii, nay boy
"Well, then, it is my brother Bob.
He will be remains before night if L
don't get home right Of, You see.
we have -cucambers. green corn, clab-
Der, watermelon and cabbage for din
ner, and if | aiu't there to get nv
share he will founder himself aud die.
Please let me 60. So can save my lit
tie brothers life.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

IHE following story istold of Sena-
tor Cameron aud Col. Tom Scott when
they were Secretary and Assistant
Secretary Of war One morning Mr.
Cameron opened the door between
their rooms aud c,lled excitedly:
.Cal. Scott. Col. Scottr swell, Gen
eral.7 said the inperiarbable C0lonel.
sCol. Scati. | tell you some one has
stolen my hat "Ah, Generals re-
joined the Colonel. without looking up.
\ few minutes later the General cam,
IN again. still more excited, and ex-
claimed: 'Col, Scott Col. Scotll Tell
you this is the greatest place for steal
ing ever was iar Undoubtedly.
undoubtedly. GeneraI; you ought TO
know" was the caol reply.
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glahp ssmi- iuur.a

HEsIAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
eGs in Brick Ba2ns adjoining Masonic Tall. Wall Street
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BvsESEss failures aggregate about
halt as much as IN the correspond ng
period Of last year. This is an en-
eouraging sign that knocks poliScs
highec than Kite.
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G70A WEEK. si2 day at home easily made
NJ Scostly ontht free. Address, TKUE / Co.,
Augusta. Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10
a CARD TO LAND MEN .
OFFICE OF Copp's LAND GWgEs.

WASHINGTON, D c., Nov. Is, 1872.
To Land attorneys All Real Estate Bro
kers.
Our names will be inserted !, WITHOUT
CHARGE, il. ,,e last chapter of THE
American Settlers Guide new book on
onr public lands, to be circulated exten-
siyely in Tie Atlantic States and III Eu.
rope. Send for circular giving details.
address, y%xlMRY ". CoTP,
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$66u lss e yoF asassss ss ax gsns1. TENS c sa
land. Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-08-10

lns loss by the recent Ere at Yale,
B c.. was SlOo,ooO.
, 1880-02-04

A eralll! NntlanMl Opvrl-Iinnse IL TO bo built
ii Expected viii b.. II lr,tA!rl theatre. Tho cnst
viii bu e5bd,o1. The plan nh which It Ia t. h,
luItt IL rthnr Atraslgc ono: Euch ShhEnlloltlrr
untl Iii ntlitin u allowed tn iinHiiato tho llf
nf Mnya"x!y l,e chtntGs. Tne nnninl ineo'no Of
Tho ol!ern-1Iulsnts y divided T.t1l'ly AmnnK ths;
Hives ur noll,is4rr. decreases, lhsa shareholders
unIy wll,,so nun,lllaea survive Gn4tha tn i!fvil0
shareholder whose npn.lnnu survives I'LL tho
t,thcrs becomes entitled to III! tho property;
but, t,llHttl this occurs. every yrar brings h!lh
1nhy lte. Euch b,l,lrchnldsr hns u right u fninn
RIifO In respect to zach Ut hIs shHs, and In rtttr
torlntrel within Il respectable time, M one
Is to 10 tltfLLr,tod that Ii s,tier Gu ycts nrA wcI
tho next ton, twelve. or ttttun ytlra elyo passed
nrUuGrtY.
, 1880-02-04
why He Carried u yFntc1s III His Hut.
IfirnIt Eift Yrftf.

wo have seon 4 Errl.t slcnl written, and heanl
considerable An ntMtit tho '"AQMn IN tho Iron
Musk" md tho snat, with "lriek" Il, his hHt,
but wltlc riding Oil Il Western r1'llrutl sn'rt
watch tn his lut,-nyc, tu bis hat.-hnt tltt q.
tho inside nf his hat,- rM s!lvor wstcs, sct y,
tho croW,t, Iara nut ward, 70 th9l my nna 1h4ss.
Inv In front nf him tualA tell tho tiine of tay.
liz wns II lni.ldlt. .ugcd nnll, With lony hatr,-hy
Tho wny, hnw ia It thlt nnst nll esce,,tre
unili iIsljmh fund 4 lmllr of srare,-ai,,i
pa " aprsnt p1tcnn t" tie ,oI. %,
tbs trs,iu, u,llneruJs pfrsons frudn nthcF cnrs
would pass through tl,c rssri h. WIS f. to 700
y,.snK gcni With more nss,iI'ru ttH,l tltscrclisA,
vr,tHrtni tn u*k tbr peculiar purity thu tnstn1
ton. rio oltt sInurl iNkr,l us atstioner quiz
z!eaily III lht fHrn nl,i ,ci hn; u way ~ atasn.
ind rcuainlet 1fm that II WIS tt.ne tu t..ke hi4
r,.Iird n.,t "a hottie II old rye" aid TUX u
x'ai .swgv alld thn young man rctteaso.l
anl!1 tho quiet sm'es Of tho adjacent passcis-
H4rb.