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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
DCBLIC SALE,

DUBLIC SALE.
j On WEDNESDAY. APRIL 7. 1880. will be
sold at public sale, valuable HOUSEHOLD
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE of the estate o
Jasper Yeates Conyngham, deceased, at No. 26
South Queen street. Lancaster, Pa, viz: One
Piano, two Marble top Tables, two large Mir
rOrs, Sofa, Invalid Chair, two stands of Min
erals, dozen Stuffed Chairs, Marble-top Stand,
lot of Window Blinds. large and small Side
board, one Iigh Eight-day Clock, three
Lounges, five Bedsteads and Bedding, three
cases of Drawers, six bureaus, eight Book
Cases, five WardrObes. WashstanGs, Dining
and breakfast tables, Stoves, Chairs, large
Arm Chair, two Chests. large Flour Chest,
Looking Glasses. Scttce. Fin and Queensware,
about 800 or 400 yards of Brussels, Ingram and
Rag Carpets by the yard. and many other arti-
cles not mentioned. The furniture is all of the
best make, nearly all Walnut or Mahogany,
and among them are valuable relics with his
tOrical associations.
Sale to commence at o'clock 4. m., and con-
tinue until all is sold when terms will be llade
known by the undersigned.
a. X. WITMER,
EMLEN FRANKLIN,
HENRY SHUBERT Auct. Executors.
mar26, "a 81 &ap3&6d
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01
A Great Discovery by a Great Man.

IA OreHC D1SCOV0fy Dy q Great Man.
This, primarily. is what Warmers Safe Ner-
vine is. The great man is one of the most ia
nous living physicians. He found a harmless
RENE iy for all kinds of pain, others improved
it, and the final result is. the Safe NerviEe
now manufactured only by Ii. ii. Warner 4
Co. aI-2wd&w
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ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW
EDUCATIONAL.

TJNHE ACADEMY CONNECTED WITH
l. Franklin and Marshall College offers su
periOr advantages to young men and boys who
desire either to prepare for college or to obtain
a thorough academic education. Students re-
ceivel at any time during the school year
Send for circulars. Address
REV. JAMES CRAWFORD,
octl1-lvd Lancaster. Pa.
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KEDICLL.
DAxS KIDNEY PAD.

The only cure for Diabetes, Gravel, Dropsy
Bright's Disease, Pain in the Back, Inability to
Of fni The spne and Of
the Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Organs. 1t
avoids internal medicine; Is comfortable to
druggists or sent by mail on receipt of price,
500. Days Kidney Pad Company. Toledo,
Ohio. ANDREW G:FREY,
Distributing Agent Tor Lancaster County.
Agency, corner North Queen and Orange
Streets, Lancaster Pa. aprl9lyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

INIRE PROOF SAFE FOR SALE.
Il Fire Proof Safe (MOsler, Bahman & Co..
Cincinnati make), "a inches high, 2i1a wide and
"a deep weight 100 pounds, with Sargent's
Patent Night and Day Combination Lock, for
sale cheap. Apply at the
jan2tfdl 1NTELLlGENCER OFFICE.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

What do you do when you have a cold ask
cd a little boy OF Jones the other day. Cough!
replied Jones. don't, for my ma gives me Dr.
Thomas Electric Oil and il always stops my
coughing. Address all orders to II. Ii. CoclI-
ran, druggist, l37 and l39 North Queen street,
Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-04-01

Trains connect at Reading with trains to and
from Philadelphia, POttsville, Harrisburg Al
!entown and New York. At Columbia with
trains to and from York, Hanover, Gettysburg.
Frederick and Baltimore.
A. NJ. WILSON Stunt
, 1880-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

E,,, -,,,,o,, ,,a,,a ,att.naa ss,.,n.,
., 11t.a .Hs naIasuoa ct'4.ss uaaIc ~ tao
lo!e OF Jta!ets Tor low women possess tho youth,
tho senslbllity, the passion, and tho poetic glow
imn,,isivo 1tottnn oil Wh,,o Miss Ar ro,.ora
'apus"e A"4ah H1Ft' "hl1e Mtss Auh taFoh-
o1sh doca not present cnhlptotely tho unhappy
daughter Of tho Capulcts, certainly Bho gtyca q
representation well worth attention. Her Juliet
.'s... "ssaa'' NV ~ '"e.'' 49, :. 20 ~" 'aN% VI
nlatufty' t'1o chhtaeteF 6ao roftfays
might have boon tho elder gIstcr Of Bhak-
Bpeare's heFotne. Tho audience received MlBs
Cnynndlsb warmly. for she "a ycrv ,ood to 1ook
NJ 1nr ronI,r, - h,an nv, soa ~ 'ooA
~. Acr seaulnk OF oMn& verse WaA ciear' OK
cept once or twice In tho moro passionate sconcs,
her phrasluR ,fas Rencrally Intelligent an,1 ,,er
mn,,nor Mt nh ttmTs mn mr., oftcn nrIrfrc,. h,,+
T., tho nnantrr sooans ~ ~ n'a,, ..'s nv
modesty, that coyncss, archnoss, and 9irllsh
tf,nn,ic;tv which thu ~ f;torI,n tbo host tntnnr
.ntts.s ~ $500. ~ ~ $500. NV oo's Iso' nv
Moons U! tne Ph1@ In TUG paleony scot'o her
yoEco ID almost too mellow and mature to rcalizo
Tho opening soiitoauy was weil rendered: rendered:
,hs nstvnT WITH R9o me w%s full Of o md
of Eirf. but In notion, gesture, md delivery It
pietciy carried awny by in absoruinr foyo. Tte
entirn dIafur VIVA nttchn1l If, tno iivh NV, fhe
4stdes to flp ntirst, Wcre iurffectiSn and thnro
Waa loo much bullnotng aid rntnn,nT. ami kiss.
throwing at tlo S1d 81 tho scano. There ass w,1s
s|,o caiolcd tho I'D Nurse i1,t9 tho doiypry e. q
fnrrt in cmlin.i fnr tS,"t Nss IA satSi.h
at er bes II ' & @ asa ce n thn
, 1880-03-25

5pttfaI DJpattk 70 7N Chicago TFthANe,
New YOtK, March :4.-Tho " high Joint" Ex-
ccutivo Committee Of tho pool trunk lines held n
secret meeting nt tho oIlico Of Poo Commissioner
Fink yesterday, ttstrlng which lonR discussion
IN rcgnrsl to through rntca with tho West took
rlnco. No action Wns tnkcn. 1t wa% expected
tint tho Committee would moks etil further
reduction in tho rites Of Wnatcrn frnfgits. hut
Mr. Fink states that no such reduction was made.
The Committee meet aga!n Tomorrow.
, 1880-03-25

"ws: IT, IT. % i''n"svcI HfrT + ' Th"yer. S sncy i,art
lett. j: H.. i,,irihatn, j., ChnrIcs Merriam, T.
5!artiott,, !. y, 1'cnison, I. T. i'tnkc, md y:
1rn Harris. If 1tnsctln!c: i. &. Jtcclyn. of fntc-
pcnhchcn: and 4. +. Itnnar1', Of Lawrence, tho
1nst thrno being frnm knnsns. Tile fcnse of tho
ming from Independence. Kns. to wellington, 4
Distance Of l0i miles, wns ratified by tho stock-
holders,
, 1880-03-25

Spttidt D1pateh 70 Tic Chicago Tribune.
Sioux CirY, H., Mnrc1l 2i.-A report, nrtRi-
tlntng In n scml-olclnl hn..rcc, is current In TIM
city TINT tho st. Paul & Sioux City Colnpnnyi Is
about to purchase or 1cnte the Sioux City and
Pacific lines IL rnwa md Nebrnaka. The rrcsl.
dent and Goneral Manager Of tho former CaH,-
puny aro now In Ncbraskn looking over tho
property. If tho scnss IL contaminated 1t Will
give tho Company tho command Of Tho situation
IN Northern NobrGtkn and animportant c0nnec-
uon With Council DlutIa.
, 1880-03-25

verf roundabout Rcccas to ynnktor. On the
Willie tho Ac!1iialtlnn strcnHthona It for fts nR
Kfra*vh wnr !lirn tf western md southwestern
NxsGftsftnts 1f tho st. Flut 4 Hfnx tty; hui thAt
t9,' a1. H. now hittttssd With such W~nrfM sup
nhir IL chrry f1rwnrd tis projcctrh extnnaiOns
atlti Ia boil It's own ngninst competition from
my tuHrtcr,
, 1880-03-25
ANNUAL MEETING,
Ap<fta{ Qhpatth Ia Tia Chicago TtttatRA

KAEsAs Orr. Mo-, March 24.-At ncotlng of
stockholders held III this city to- day the follow
ing gentlemen Wero elected Directors OF tho
Kansas City, Fort Scott + Cult Railroad: II. IL.
llunnewoll, N. Thayer, stdnuy Bartlett, F. D..
Weld, ], A. blrnhAm, Jr.. CharIcs Marian. r.
GoEsann Dexter, +. naruett, and n. Thayer, Jr..
Harris, Of kosedale; and Messrs. i. r. Acbon-
aid and @. W. Blair, Of Fort Scott, KAa.
Dlyuctora for the KAnsaa City, Lawrence l.
, 1880-03-25
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, March A.-The steamers Marathon,
from boeton, ind Deruyter aad Cylunta, lrom
Now York, hayo arrived out.
NEW Yonx, March 2.--AErtYed, Bolivia, from
1lRsgowt FEizik, from Hamburg.
, 1880-03-25

for the ChlcaRo avenue vinduct, <26.0D for
lritiRG at Dearborn street. 81 0O0 for brlhgc Mt
Jaoksen street. and <i.tu1 for II venrrrRi hospt-
tai. making IN n1l sl30Unl. What tht Mnynr Will
to Will tho bill renans 70 be scc, but 1t ts be-
llIyGl thRt ln Wlll sign Il.
, 1880-03-25

nr, VIM, Alex. Groom, Macon, Ca,
wrltns: cot.len's 1tobjg's Ltal1id 1:xtrnet of
1feef III general debility, weakness, dyBpulsih,
loss 0f appetite. nnl nervous affections. / hayp
found It tho brst rohlctly over used
, 1880-03-25

The aaie Of aeats thus for IN advance Indicates
very goneral interest Ia this concert, which
takes placo at the Central MusIo Hall next Tues
dAy ovonsny. and tho addition Of Nine. Eugen,a
no itooao. H!oe. tho celebrated pianist, and Mr.
Faillp Fried, Quesnan ten0r Of excellent TO-
stfpEE ~ hay9 ever boon oAsred In similar ell
, 1880-03-25
TIE SOUTHWESTERN pooL.

TIE 9TUT1EN ESIEsItN FUt1f1.
ST. Louis, Mo-, March 24.-The arbisrators OF
tho ST. Lolfs Division Of tho Southwestern Ilnll-
way Association mot ngan to-day, nnd tnatlo nm
awarsl OF tonnago for cneh rontt. Tho pcrecnt-
nEe co,lih not he learned oicInlfy, bllt there
seo1ns to be no doubt that tho Missouri pacitio
gets 10 pnr cent, thu Wnbnsh g. Western Division
IS, and tho Chicago T. Alton -.
, 1880-03-25
MORMoNs IN THE SOUTH,

cHATrAssHMa. Tcnn.. March :t.-An inter-
view Is published with Morgan, tho Mormon
Elder. lfe atys tho Mormon religion Is making
great prnHrcas In tho South. 1Io says thoro ate
go missionaries nnI n largo nunltcr Of 1ocat
pEoachors lAhurny In tho Southern States.
, 1880-03-25

1H. InfsN3n WnS In favor or Asf1kl1X NIL tho
item for the jaek.nl street ,r'1ee ns tho people
M e rteete ? et ter Psht hase h." brss IL IL
was q nnce.:lty. Tho s6o,(m which wo,lld p
rse xe n g .h s m .5 s s"ens csa
Tho !tnprovntncnt would cost mnrc thRn tho city
"H1d w.; h. ;MtiIfng t. pny l?r f. ,,.,,,,a
:!see, yisl.,et tS7aofs; '"ij SenorsAj h":piiai,
s; ss :ttsss Ss.eGxa fxe %si Sf1,'st ta. s Dear.
Tho substitute WA lost,-ycas, 10; nnys, @.-as
.Tan-w!ckor.ham Cutlorteu. t,awle,eh.
knorf, Ihotnr*oH. staubeF. MFcnz, Waldo,
'iSsr Nae',ison. fon Sanders. no,.nr phc1p, cnrk,
SSsE';s$ Ssss$$ ;5s:s;3 jSS *s'' wss's's' s:
rio amcaimaat Of Peavey was aiso lost
seff: - w9In5s Ms toISS. nnoa Sanders. Mallory
Turner. MoAulsy, Gullertos: McNally: IsIor.iai,,
1nwltr. Purcell, su,yth, pcovoy, McNurstoy.
Nay:-i!alsnri. Phelps, Clark, Altnetcr, rhroor,
f%f NW$sh WsSs 1ysS ESSFo5t wf'4;
eer see"ta fSsTe fssrfett. ns.i J"as "o''es'
The original mosso1 ont t',o lso7 for
~ ef naxs na. e1sen, faaTs
5tasIlark, cnl!orton. 1.'oraen, pnnccl!.
sm,yth. l'coysy. 'l'hroop: l.aw}c!gh, Ksfnopt.
tFIftccnth}, Meier efficiently, McCaRrcy, md
BARRETT
Nnus-WtckershRtn ttor tho purpose nf re-
cnns'cratlonl Dixon. Sanders. ballard: Phelps.
I.aTler. McSurncy. swift, Everett. wctteror,
AID. .McCarrcy then mavcd Tint tho item for
tho Gnicn9o nycn',o riat!.ct be stricken our.
s%S q sao at be staeHon GU" eavns
$40008, which WIS accepted.
Tho mn.ion as a,nrt.ticd was adopted by
vote ot q % ~. ~ foIlnsvs:
Mallory, Cu!ier'nn, Al.rcter: stcNaly, ls!"rtlan.
eons htarher. L1rinz, walsit,. Meyer, Wcttersr.
Meier, Mct;ntrrcy, isnrrett. Jnnas.
N1M-11IxGn. I3nllnrd+ 'rurnes, McAMlcy,
La%!er, Purcell. smyth. pccycy, Swift. Everett.
Aid. Thrr,p mnveta tn strko nut tho ArpfU-
pr'asion fnr tho jackson street BRIDGE -s:e3Hn.
Aid. Swift hppaEtal TIM mntiDft. nnd said tho
hrs.|9e w,,,id be- needed inside 1T Il year. The
people, wanted It. a1id 1t was tho duty Of thu
The motion was ngrced to.-yeas, II: nays. H.
Ttas-Wtckershnu,. Sanders, Ballard, Phelps,
Clnrk. Mallory. Purcell, Thn,np, Sunber. Loreilz,
Waldo, Meyer Fifteenth, Wcitprer, Meier {Stx-
tcenthI, McCasirey. IlMrrctt, Jcs!ns.
, 1880-03-25
a FATAL MISTAKE.

rlTTTDrRf4. March a{.-Early this morning Dr.
Cnblo, n prominent physician, administered hi.
l0'ycAr-nll bayn teaspoonful Of morphine IN 4
mistake for Group mcdicIue. Tho doso will
rfuyu fatal.
, 1880-03-25

= x FAMILY POISONED,
NEw YonK, March ei.-Tho family OF Edward
Wcstlakc, ak persons, In brooklyn, havo been
p0lsoncl by Hi infusion Of jemson weed. drank
by mistake for tctt. All will recover except ono,
who IL now dangerously Ill.
, 1880-03-25

V1cKRButto, Nnrch :!,-Tho steamboat Little
p. burned In rIght of this city this evening while
coming fr,m Ynxoo River Tho hoat and carRo
md over 100 bnles OF cotton, aro total loss. NJ
lives lost.
, 1880-03-25

INSTANTLY KILLED,
Special Dlspdteh 10 7hs Chicago Tribune.
FRASKrnltr. Ind. Murch @@3.--Jacob Duvtds, m
empsoy6 In a snw.nill located Il fow miles Harth
Ut this rlncc. wna struck By piece OF timber
yesterday, KILN. him almost instantly.
, 1880-03-25

Tho Chicago, Milwaukee l. st. Paul Railroad
company gives oEllpal notice to shippers, re-
celvcFs. and connecting lines that It hAs leased
inc sloua City l. Dakota Railroad. and IL thus
enabled 10 otter M independent and direct rpute
from Chtcagu, Milwaukee, or Nacite 10 Sioux
Clsys H.. and for ponts borond on connecting
aaes; also to Yankton aud atoux FAtfs, o. r,
md MI other points on tho Sioux CITY ds
nakota Railroad. The Company o1fcra ovety
factIity, low freJghts. and quick time to all the
points on this road, which also embrnces tho
5!aliota 5n!alKiota Southern aud Sioux City d pemblua
The Il. Paul Pioneer Prsss has the following
ae1illat1on by tho Milwaukee, l. Bt. Pnul:
p:49 V49 anHdunceMout that tho milwaukee, Il Ct.
Eau [anl bus got possession Of the Binux City & Da-
3. SSTeGn that corporation md tho QUO IN whch tho
possessIan posses Of RoMthorn i,akota. i was sup.
2Routh6sn Dakota Wes9 hrIuly fn tho graap OF tho
Nofthvestcrn. tn which they arc a!lled liz intar.
H., hnt they werc ownc.l by John L. lllair. md
paft ai hls recent deal for Tho purchase Of nar's
ruauta4 nn tse4as,t1on of the simx city Peu.o!na,
tnig iS!nux TO Sioux Fails, was very nccessaEy u
sa9 Milwaukee y Ut. Paul, bec4uao its projected
TE1iton,slon Eitot,sslon uorthw9sd from. 6ioux Falss to
n,ih m The RoAshorn Minnesuta Division ct the.
p,aSee%mf.rtahio .,Sc 4 neishbsr' il acquisition tads
otnhtsanc', TO Sioux City, whore it. Will have un-
e. efa aud With the st Paul i siou1 CITY Division
tnh4tenfo, st- Paul. Mtnnoapaiis Il 0nahu. Hut II
attes rt'aa Gun support tho weight Of that
Gsssai GGlossai Mans y ueed foar no rivalry. from tho
nakotA Bouthern, tho otbaf 5lvision ot tbs sioux
1'} d Dakota, Kives the Milwaukee d 9t. Paul a
, 1880-03-25
COLLISION.

NEW ronR, Mnrch a.-Tho nnncx-s steamer
plying between Jersey City and Brnoklyn camo
IN collision With schooner off the HRttcry tn-
day. and Wis bully tlAtnugctl. Quo pnsscu gcr
fell into tho river and wMs drowned.
, 1880-03-25

11zH4FE1ku EAIg ISl Ik4S 1E1s1bCEAH*
NEW YonK, !fnrcl, .i.-Thc London steamer
1nwa, CRpt. Dnrawrll, Mt Liverpool yesteriny
from Boston, received considerable damage to
her Htcra hnA bows BY running into an iceberg.
, 1880-03-25

Victor 1Iuby Food
comes rcAror to mnthor'a milk thnu any other
prepnratinn known. Try It. Price, 21 cents.
AL druggists.
, 1880-03-25

r9n1 @ i1ave ratified tho consolidation scheme,
rrt na w tocso,ars "na0 ratified IL thsy mhsy seos mns
NJ special meeting ie!l 4 short tfne ago. AZ
eoon rs. tho consul lntlan hns been ,pcrfcctcd
10 made. aa sn5ne Of tho Directors nf the Bur.
ington $ Missouri River will want place In tho
burlington Honrd.
RAILROAD AID BONDS.
An opinion WIS given yesterday afternoon by
Judge 1l0tikott In Tho caHe of tho Massachusetts
Mutual L!fc.1DRurnnce Company nganst tho
Coiinty OF Kanknkcc, which involved novel
question rs TO tho validity ut rntlroad MD hnnts
Tho Inv Of 1870, allowing counties to subscribe for
!ier suhsoHptian. provided that Tho III hons wcro
t. bo tsslcf by tho Judges Of tho County Court
Tho 1,esistaturo passsa n law ellowfng counties
vested gil power previously Exercised By tho
Judges in tho Supervisors ,indnr tho new organ:
.nor Tho Townsnip. M 6rsanzatom % inv his i, iss
giving tho Jnt'ees q tic Go,int Co!lr,s nsaSe-
,yld,nR TINT enheerlnt!ons shn,'li afterwards
be aao pt lcayin, tho sanervsors t. mike
sisaPi aw In was M nsss msT ssinx tso
r fsstioa to % sqeb bonds t@has @ Tug eM,ntyy ety
Knhkakce voted to Issue tho bontis In qucatlon,
bHl they we're issuc,! BY the Hoard OF super
5aaFss sFs "'x L was &c estcaS Sy e e 81 scny G
INV Of lsia, and hsnsso tho bnnrds wero ,nvait!
tho County Judges In tho ,na,ter was not neces-
Enry, nnd TINT tfle nnls vcro valid. This ia tho
first timo this point hns boon 1nlllc.
NORT1IWEsTEnN GRAND TRUNK.
Mr. Joseph Hfckson, General Manager OF tho
Grand Trunk Railway, arrived huro last eyof,-
ing, accompanied by a whole nr,ny of Grand
Trunk oilloinis md Stockholders of tho Chicago
, 1880-03-25

SfSh FKE11 NJLltEDs
Spteiat Dspateh tp The Cht=aoo Tftbans.
LINCOLN, Ill.,, March 2i.-At SHELTON Station,
Six niles east Of here. ". T. Plmpton, Of Ur-
bann. wis thrown between tho bumpers 6f 4
freighs-tr7ln, receiving II fraot,tro ct tho fl!um
mud tue left truaet WIS dangerously crushed. lie
WIS brought TO this city.
, 1880-03-25


a.iomlrMi and
ssplIn
, 1880-03-25

...sss..t.....s.. $4.t7Adbl
This total doDs not Include the cash bulancGs,
nor yct tho citys cash rraourcea, md from It
terest, which do mt H,tna under the per eant
limitation. Dednoilny taoso amounts. tho t,tul
round figures, Or about ~ 900 less than Gould 10
legally faIked BY taxAtton.
Tho items stricken out last night were t1o,00
, 1880-03-25

s~<'NA~AA OAn }Nts-f *St s%"F AN4e
Ytas-sandorn, CLARK, pcoyoy, Rawle!gh,
KKnopt' Ths9,mns4n. staubor. t.orenz. Waldo. and
,,1s'ts: Es'ys. .w%iekorshsn Dixon, ballard. Phelps,
Narney. Thsoop. swirl. Evosett, w Wettoror, ;i i
Mgdor tSfxtoonth. and Ilarre.t, ~
ytaduct was rejected by vote Of ii "a 10, a. fol.
lsa4-wlekssshsm, Sanders, Ballard, NAL
Ieordan, Swift, hawleigh. Eyerott, and Thonp.
Js say rse: Fsss; Sst Hsss4sss 4sss 4Hssss
knnpt. s,auber, torenz., Waldo, Meyer trlt:
'tTf Tse s% fs1 osp ss sFts s
stricken out. =
Ths motion - amended (which included tho
O'sSs Tss ssxs '' 4ps,o. tasss,
hoyus aspi%Se %at,ssss stsseSs s
Ngy.-Wioksrsham Dixon. Sanders, Phelps,
Eawi"f, 1,u1ceii, MsNarasy, if swift, tawiSiah,, h,
Everett, Knopf. MoCatfroy, and Harriet.
as bss t. 'sst e. e a asi
said that unless tho apparent combination for
y1ApUGrB AND AIlpdka
waa broken 1t would bo impossible to soduco tho
Aid. Iaw!oigh was in favor OF tho motion, aud
commended MIe tnat t. somethtnx was pot dunn tho
The Mayar sa!d the Council could not shift TN
'aa byy SSnon ht I'd ct 4 ths bi!
it baek - . whole With hts veto:
ba rsSy;sy oye :" amsnS "
b. %ou CIV tausg o I'D o ta
Al1. Turnss said It w.s evident bo.tom would
a1 Ts eny 70 .ts 20 ut Se
ttema for 3aotson street, Dearborn street, ana
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
The Course of Trade.

The weather was exceedingly pleasant, and
u heap Of people Ia town. but they brought
no cotton, they ha none ready To bring, and
will not have much out OF gin Tor several
days to come. This made the crowd dscep"
tive for they looked large but did not buy
goods beyond Just enough to satisfy the
househol until further notcs. In general
way the demand Tor general me- chandlse was
light. In few special necessarles trade was
Nests did not change front during the day
The demand was from mo ierate To mlduling,
and prices steady AZ a forclear bacon sides.
Corn HE'D again this morning ana went to
5coLts solid for lOnse ear. The market closed
firm ut that figure The receipts We've small.
sales OF 400 bush lis oats Or delivery IN ddle
OF next week az 10 cents, 1000 bushels spot
deliver AZ 40 cents. One ear sac keu at forney
offered {. d. b ~ ~ aud refused SALES
wagon lots At iOgia Demand active and
oeipts far heavier than any day iortwo We
Wheat Is very quiet and receipts exec"
ingly light. The detailed quotat ons below
need no revision,
Irish potatoes are oil, Barrel lots were
selling b, oue hOuss thus morning at ~ %
stock ample.
ples & s., g. -, g., So u and ~ 30 The finest
brands raise / la America are on the market,
lnciu linz "korthern spy" "BenGavis,"
'sBeItello weri and an unnamed Missouri APP
pie, the II est OF them all
Butter Is IN line supply to-day. kansas Is
here vita the iichcs n the West Buckets
and TUBS were selling at - cents ler pound .
Texas is cheaper and held Mt 20 ~ ana u
cents.
Eggs are more plentiful and fetched "a cents
obbing lots.
Hides ire quotable to-day as follows; Dry
hint, to IA nts; dry sa ted, IL cents Vet
sailed, "a to 81 green butcher -, 81 10 Il deco
skins, 80 cents; shsep skins, so centsi do shear
ing' 10 cents.
We quote wool at from 20 to - ce ts
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Miscellaneous GroGers' stock.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IN
SnANhyWVh% aIesais ~ N NJ.
u n,pn- Go.ral :" 40 * IiYernool In
oALr-ln o"t ah P-''''
Sa ts,, So, 10 wy gN tot, xxx. 7
~ ,rraJa MsrL n, Cram q to glbi
" v "a atnNV az ~ ia " |4
uinser 9nap ,s1r * =" ave-
anAp OIL Ne nornound, Zine India. az
n,Hi Snnna 33H'is II AL p WATERMAN
Sopa5 natiae 'sos' VOTE. pale olive Sc,
S ~ co. '.r wobnd
N1,,,u,,et ~, II "a nav moupd
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
A Frank fort, Ky. =, Physician Says :

Some months ago the daughter of one of
our prominent citizens was pronounced n
hopeless consumptve. She was very much
reduced in flesh, terrible cough, her life
gradually wasting away. recommended
her to use abr. Swayne's Compound Syrup
of Wild Cherry" which she did. In short
time she WAS free from all cough and other
symptoms, and is now rosy and healthy.
Price % cents and 81 bottle, or six bottles
IS. The large SIZE is the most economical.
Prepared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, Phila-
,lphia. Sold by druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-09-26
Flour, Grain and Hay.

FLOUR = We quote City Mills from new
wheat as follows: XX, 2 25, xxx, So
xXXX, . 7Oi Choice, 81 9O;fNn,ly, none.
lmportedi XX, per cwt -. xxx, -
XXXX, 90;. Fancy, 3 O0t TO 3 10; Patent, 8 rs.
RyR-In sack. 81 10
BARLEY-70c. per bushel sacked 'ooss Gee.
BRAs-Wequote at SOC.
GuSNY Professionalism In good order, I
cents piece
Corn MEAL-on track large lots Ijc. In the
store jobbing lots ) c.
:. DAT - New Texas 40 Red rusgt root
45c.
WHKATSNo Sold, e5c; No Snew, sS@s6c; No
q, nonei No new, i5Gs0: Rejected, q all; No
CRAZE. ooYd0ci Mediterranean, Noe ~: 70 3,
IogIoci Nicaragus, nominal, iUc, nut not want
ed by Texas millers
COMING quote new Texas from wagon II,
shuok ant ear A. cents per buahel.
HAY-P airis. loose fr ON wagon. 81 per ton
Millett. do 20. From store. prairi, baledsls
per ton; Millett, SIS. Prairie baled' In car
lots, ela per ton free on hoard "
GRAHAM FLoun.s2 80, homlny, per iOJ
rushed corn and cob, 81 per hundred, corr
bran, nom. 40c,