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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-10

The Dauphin County Court, in session
at Harrisburg, adjourned on Saturday un.
til the 2Gth inst None of the Riot Bill
Bribery convicts Appeared, but it was gen.
orally understood in Harrisburg that if they
appeared in custody of the Sheriff they
would be admitted to new bail for their APP
pearance at the session commencing April
26th. On Monday morning, Prison Keeper
Hoffman was somewhat astonished to find
Salter, Petrofi, Rumberger and Crawford
standing upon the steps Of the Jail asking
for admission. They were admitted, and
in few minutes were followed by Sheriff
Reel, Judge Pearson, District Attorney Hol-
linger, George W. Irwin, Esq, A. j. Herr,
Esq. land John Weiss. Bail was also prompt
on hand. After a short time consumed in
deliberation counsel for the defence asked
for the privilege to enter new bail for the
appearance of the clients at the term of
Court beginning April Goth instant, when
they would appear for sentence. Judge
Pearson was about to comply with this re-
quest at once, when District Attorney Eol-
linger objected. Afer discussion of the
law and facts in the case Judge Pearson, in
strict accordance with Saturdays assertion
"that he would treat all criminals alike in
principle admitted each of them to $4,000
new bail for their appearance in Court on
the 2Gth.
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EGISTER'S NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the Executors
Administrators and Guardians hereinafter
named have filed their respective accounts Oi
the following estates in the Registers Office
at Mauch Chunk, in and for the County Oi
Carton, which accounts have been allowed by
the Register, Will be presented to the Judges
OF the Orphans Court on MONDAY, the 18th
day of APRIL, A. ID. 1880, at 2 O'Clock p. nj.
for confirmation;
First 0nd partial account of Robt KlOtz. admin
istratOr, ID. q. ~, of the estate of Mlchne
Thompson, late o! summit Hill, deceased.
First and final account of Robert Klotz admin
istrator OF the estate OF Christopher
thompson, late of summit Hill, deceased.
The account of Margaret Williams guardian o
mary Ellzt Thomas, minor child OF Josepi
Thomas, deceased.
First and final account of ElzaOeth Mover. ex
ecu.IiX OF Isaac Meyer. late OF the BOl Ougl /
OF Lehi ShtOu deceased.
First and fnai account OF William Lilly ADM in
lSITat0r Of the estate ut Matilda Is Gilman
laie OF MHuch Chunk. decreased
First and final account OF Sarah Walp adm H.
Isti atlx OF the estate OF DqvII Walp decd.
| First ana ilnnl account of Thomas Kuehner
guardian Of the person ana estate of GeOFg,
ter now Swartz, OF East Maucl Chuuk.
Account Of A. II. Tobias Guardian OF the per
son and estate Of Anne Shutz, miner chile
OF George Shuliz, deceased
Second and final account of Jqne Schofleid ant
WI ham johnson, admInisratOrs OF the es
tate OF Henry T.. SchOdeld, deceased
BERNARD PHILLIPS, Register.
Mauch Chunk, March Is, lssO-w4
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New Advertisements.
A New Paper for Boys and Girls
GOLDEN DAYS."
Pure, Interesting, Instructive.


The vicious literature Of the day is running
the children of our country. As there Is no
legal means of checking this poisonous foun.
tain, every Parent, Educator and Guardian is
compelled 20 ask himself the question, "What
is the best means Of checking this evil?'
Tho best antldOte for tad reading is Gocn
reading. CHILDREN WILL READ, and tie
duty Ofthose having them in charge is to fur .
ish them with wholesome, entertaining and
instructive reading, such as will be given In
every number f"GoLDRN DAYS"
GOLDEN DAYS"
Understands childhood. 1t will delight It's
young friends with sketches OF adventure, In
cldents Of travel, wonders of knowledge, hum
orOus articles, puzzles, and everything that
toys and girls like. 1t viii not teach child
ren to become runawnys, thieves, highway.
men, burglars and outlaws. The first No. Of
"GOLDEN DAYS"
Contains the opening of two splendid stories
The first is by
HARRY CASTL MON,
and is called, 1.-TWO WAYS OF BECOMING A
HUNTERS; ~ and the other is by
EDWARD 5, ELLIS,
and is entitled, Fms, snow. AND WATER
Or, LIFE IN THE LONE LAND"
golden DAYS"
will be carefully edited, and will do Its utmost
ID assist all who have the interests of oul
youth at hesrt. We invite all to examine
each number with unsparing criticism.
Number One is furnished gratuitouslYtO all
Number Two is now ready and for sale by al
News Agents. Price Six Gents.
JAMES ELYERSON, Publisher,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Some leading iron companies of this
State have suddenly reduced the price o
pig iron nine dollars a ton, "gray forge
being sold at $50 land better grades 81 high
er. This reduction amounts to over twen-
~ two per cent, and has been made TO put
an end, if possible, to heavy importations oi
pig iron. 1t is said that four-flths Of the
pig iron now being consumed has really
been sold at this reduced price, under old
contracts, so that the reduction in existing
market rates is to some extent nominal
only.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
OUR WASHINGTON SPECIAL.
WAsnINeroY. April 8, 1850.

Congress still pokes along, apparently
more anxious to introduce bills than to dis
pose Of the thousands already on hand
Neither house has accomplished much busi-
ness during the last week, the deficiency
bills and contested election cases still oecu-
pying most Of the time. The most excite
ing topic just now il the attempt of the
Senate Election Committee to turn out Kel-
logg Of louisiana. kellogg credits Ben
Hill with the principal effort in this case,
which be saYsis wholly personal, and a
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-10

The debt statement shows the decrease
Of tho public debt during the month of
March to be Sl4,7l9, ,396.05. The cash in
the Treasury is S2Ol ,1OG,Os3.O3. Legal
tenders outstanding, $S4G,6sl ,Ol6; fraction
al currency outstanding, Sl5,O2j,297. The
payments made from the Treasury by war
rants during the month were On account
of civil and miscellaneous, $4,O6I, ,s9O.S0;
war, 81 ,34l ,s22.79; navy, Sl,21725G,22; in
terror indians and pensions), 1857 7s9j.27;
total, 50 ,S2l ,S65I4,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-10

General james L. Reynolds died at his
residence in Lancaster, Tuesday morning,
in his sgd year. He was a native of that
city, and graduated from Marshall College.
He was admitted to the practice of law in
1874, and entered the late war as a private.
At its termination he was Quarter master
General Of this State, and was a member OF
the Pennsylvania Constitutional Conven-
tion of 1872 as representative at large to
80 kol,,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-10

7 .IST OF APPLICANTS FOR TAVERN
IL LICENSES for APRIL TERM, 1880.
VIM. Gehring, ID Ward, Mauch Chnnk Bor.
Francis Inkmann, LIST Ward NJ. Chunk BOr.
Richard Keifer, LIST Ward, NJ. Chunk BOr.
Paul Roth, I'd Ward, Mauch Chunk Bor.
Paul Schweibinz, 1st Ward, NJ. Chunk Bor.
Daniel Cher'lOn, LIST Ward Mauch Chunk.
James :. Weibert, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Frederick Stahl, % Ward, NJ. Chnnk BOr.
james McklrOy, ID Ward. NJ. Chunk Bor.
Samuel L. Behler, lst Ward, NJ. Chunk Bor.
Lafayette Lentz, Mauch Chunk Borough
Michael O'Donnell, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Abraham A. UverhOltzer, Lansiurd Borough
George Evans, Lans ord Borough.
Francis McKenna, LansiOrd Borough.
Patrick Campbell. LanslOrd Borough.
John Hines, Wentherly Borough.
Charles Boxmeier, Weatherly Borough.
Joseph Fctst WesspOrt Borough.
Joseph 5. webb WesspOrt Borough.
j. W. Raudentush, Lehightnn Borough.
Plus Schweibinz, East Mauch Chunk Bor.
q. J. CHASER, East Mauch Chunk.
John HOrkns, East Mauch Chunk.
Jacob Schwartz, Parryville Borough.
Herman Fellman. Lower TowamensinV Twp
Frederick HOrlacher, Lower TOwamensing.
Harrison Michael, Lower Towamensng.
stephen Fenstermncher, MAhOning Twp.
Daniel HOuser, MahOnii Y Township.
Francis StOcker, MahoninV Township.
hugo ROnemus, Mauch Chunk Township.
James Sweeney, Mauch Chunk Township.
Simon Andesner, Mauch Chunk Township.
John McCaiiery, Mauch Chunk Township.
PcnrOse George, East Penn Township.
James McCloskey. Banks Township.
Edward Raber, Franklin Township.
John II, Weiss, TOwamensing Township.
James Cole, Packer Township.
Paul Eckert. Kidd Township.
Jesse HussOn, Beaver Meadow.
RESTAURANT LICENSES.
William Thompson, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Michael McGeady, Mauch Chunk BOr, ugh.
Leopold Reise, Mauch Chunk Borough.
Levi S. Miller, East Mauch Chunk.
Michael Oats, East Nauch hunk Borough.
Theodore Gerster, East Mauch Chunk Bor'o.
John p. Harris, IansfOrd Borough
Mrs. Nancy Manelis, I.ansford Borough.
Edward X. Shoemaker, Lansfnrd. borough.
Oscar Arner, WelsspOrt Borough.
J.. +. Kleppinger. Lnhighton.
David O'Brian, Franklin Township.
John II. KrOmer. Franklin Township.
Jas. X. Purcil. Banks Township.
Frank McCann. Mauch Chunk Township.
Ann Owens. Mauch Chunk Township.
John Erase, Mauch Chunk Township.
Ellen PotteTs, Lausanne Township.
Liquor STORE LICEN Sc.
]. ]. Gallagher, Banks Township.
James McCloskey, Banks Township.
Richard Dougherty, Banks Township.
John Sweeney, Summit Hill.
Michael Carragher. NesquchonIng.
Owen Gallagher, East Mauch Chunk.
Henry T.. BOhlen, LehightOn.
Michael Martin, Mauch Chunk Borough.
GEO. w. ESSER,
ProthOnotary.
March 90 1880.
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NOTICE.

Estate OF Lewis Horn. late OF Franklin TOwD'
chip. carbon County. Pa. deceased
Letters executOrY upon the above named
estate having been granted 90 the undersigned,
ali persons having ella ms against the same VIII
present them duly authenticated for payment
| and those indebte tneretO Will make payment
| to lIARLOTrE HORN.
JOSIAH RucH,
| EXecutOrf, &C,
! RranEln two. Nsreh %. lsse-wt
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DISsOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, that the Co-partncr-
ship heretofore existing between Charles f.
Greenawaid and Frank CARRIER, OF Lehghton,
Carbon county, Pa, doing business as Butch.
ers. under the firm name OF Groenawald X
CARRIER, in said Borough of IL highion. was
dissolved, by mutual consent on the 10Th day
OF March, A. j.. 1880. The business will be
continued by Chas 4 Greenawald.
CHAS. + GREENA WALD,
FRANK CARRIER.
April 3, 1SSO-W3E
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TT're GnrNn>r 9ArrNfr,
~. ". N8RrUdEr. FUIIOU
LNalGuTuN PA
SATURDAY., APRIL, 10, 1850.

Colonel Henry j. Cake, Of Schuylkill
county, who was strong Grcenbacker less
than year ago, has gone into the Republi-
can camp, and will be a candidate before the
next Republican Congressional Convention
in that county,
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-04-10

"A steam velocipede was recently sue
eessfully exhibited by its inventor, at the
Industrial Exhibition at the Champs Elyses,
Paris. The novel vehicle was driven around
the track with its rider at the speed Of eigh-
tesn miles par hour.
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OUR CLUB RATES.

For $40 we will send copies for year to
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Getters-up Of clubs of copies can afterward
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nSo,o, sl5o TO sIno.-AH strictly First Class.
HIdllllN Sold at Wholesale Factory Piices.-
L luuVu HIGHEST HONoRs al CrnLenn nj EX.
hlbltlO.. Mathushe As scale tor Square GraHds.
Finest UDnghts in America. II 0J0 in use.-
Catalogue OF 4S pages-tree.
JUBILEE ORGANS the best in the world.
An stop organ. only SIS 13 stops, t97-Circu.
lars free. A u mt on rs days trHl-freight iIee
# unsatisfactory. FACTORY. 57th 81 and 10th
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PENSIONS.

NEW LAW. Thousands of Soldiers and heirs
entitled. Pensions date back tn DISCHARGE or
death. Time limited. ANY diSsbil tv nov *.
iIiing contracted in line OF duty when proved,
gives PenslOns. Thousands nre still entitled
10 Bounty. ThOusands VINO are drawing pen.
siOns are entitled to increase. send two stamp ,
for summary of Pensions and Bounty Acts
b. permission we refer to the following parties
in Innlanrprlts, a to orr standing;
II. 7. Kennedy, President Ccniia Bank.
w. q. Holloway. Postmaster.
Hon. j B. Juli,n, EN. Judge Cir. ct.
Fred. BaggA. Colt GtOr Int. Rev.
Hon. j. &. Denny. Eek. ttOrney General.
Indiana Banking COMPANY.
p Ii. FlTZGERA LID & co,
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polls, Ind. apr.3.w5
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The Institute will comprise three depart.
ments, viz; NORMAL, BUSINESS and ELE.
MRNTARY.
The Normal will impart thorough and
practical instruction In the common branches
enumerated in Teachers certificate, and pro-
fessiOnal training in the science and art Of
teaching. The science OF teaching Will be
taught by black board lectures, while expert
ence In the art Of teaching Will be amply at
forded by daily practice in teaching the Model
School 10 be connected wi h the Normal.
In the Business department special atten
tiOn will be given to OmmeTcial Arithmetic,
Accounts, Business Forms and Methods, Cor
respOndenee. &c.
The Elementary department will meet the
wants OF Primary and Secondary grades.
Romantic location, tine building. pleasant
rooms and good community Railroad laell.
tiles for getting to and from the School are
excellent, and for teachers in the upper dis
trlcts, the location Is as nearly central as pos
sible. Good boarding will be secured for stu.
dents from abroad at reasonable rates.
The Principal will be ably assisted by prac-
tieal and experienced instructors
TERMS
Normal Dept, Books Tree, % 90 per Session
g, " " Tuition only, 50 I"
Elementy 90
Payments TO be made Invariably in advance.
Applicants from distance should make ap-
plieation at an early day 20 secure suitable
boarding accommodations. For further par
'''' J, +. ROWLAND, Principal,
SpF. lO-wd wssthsTly, Pa,
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Closing prices of DEHAvEN Il TOWNSEND
Stock, Government and Gold, 40 South
New Advertisements.
CARBON HOUSE,

The CARBON HOUSE offers frst-class accom-
mOdatiOns to the Travelling public. Boarding
by the Day or Week on Reasonable Terms.
Choice Cigars, Wines and Liquors always on
hand. Good Sheds and Stables. with atten-
tive Hostlers, attached. April lO-y1
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" Carbon Normal Institute"
MONDAY, MAY 10, 1850.

A Affording a ten weeks Course for Teachers,
will open in the PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING,
WEATHERLY, Pa, on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28
svi.cc,Inncou. Groccrs' StOck.

PoTAroEs-uood eating IRISH, sounu s'ooA'
W tOt@ss Oor' per D"rIS' IA ..,...,
GREEN ApLhs--'oVSo'Vp per parroi'
ORANGES SO@el
lhANHmuhs-None'
RICE-Wholesale 50 TOW,
Satin barrel, S?,Oo 70 o. hVerpoo' III
sacks, sos me, 2'oo 70 w, .
CnAckEgsIsoda, ~, W 10 w MN, 20.
to 7bi AAAA, 10 .Ai lraue Marx, et 10 es'
Cream, Va toto Ginger Snaps, VA TO H.
l'EAn-Sc per 10 ran, "a.
soar oiiNe' nsS, pcrpouhui bine ,mu,ai o'A
tobai Sallnct, oiio 10 ~ w y, /, MnlleWNn
" CO.'S Dallas soap Works. Paie Ollvc, oci
Cambrc, TIC, per pounu'
liEANs itoihe per pound'
CANDLES star, ID 70 10: >,
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Finnncini Amnirs

The demand for money is on the increase.
The constantouitlow for grain and meat, flour
and those things we usually produce ourselves,
is making currency little more scarce and
stringent with many people. We have and
are spending great deal of our surplus
revenue for these prime necessities. and
which cannot be helped. The honest effort
made to raise enough failed last year.
THERE'S still plenty of money in bank to
accommodate all good paper Offering. But
much indifferent is rejected at any price.
The rates contioue at pc; cent. per month.
kxchsnge is buying at par and selling Mt J
premium TO all points.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

HAY Kansas prairie, sl1pcr tons rrNNS DO
from wagon, slO5qsl4, aud bnIod, ~ morci MIL
let, SIS,
CoRN MrAL Per hundred 81 8Oi pcrbushul, 10
cenls
SursruFrs VI 10 per hundred,
OArs--ln sack, from track, lOci bulk dcI lio'
From store, bulk, 0sci sacked, Dic, "a.
fLuuW- Imported ~, s2iti INN, st'2Oi
NXNN, on lnnily, sj3l, Fancy, -3l 10 per hun
krpd, patent brands, O. 90 Ia 30 per barrel
Quotations Of Dallas made Hour are as iolloMst
Crescent, per hundred, ',.'",'"",",''''s W W
sOn J0clnlo, " ".,.."'o'''''' '''''S oo
Empire, '"',"''t'''''''''' %
MN, '','''""'''''s''t'''a ~
| Eagle, .,,. !,,,,'.,,'''''''l 70
GRAHAM FLoui-s3GO; homny, per loo
lpounda, t2.5Oj grlts, " lui corn -four, s2,ai
crushed corn aud cob, 81 per hundred, corn
| bran, toe,
RYK-m sack, 81
| BARLEY soc, per hushc,
! GuNNY BAGs- secondhand In good order, 0
cents u piece,
WHEAT We quote From wNgon prime MIL
! ling, Slml.lO fair To inferior, OO@0ac.
| From elevator, 3 ceuls higher
| ConN-We quote mixed bulk ON the track DOC
white do do, tgc; mixed bulk In store, bscj
white do do, SOC. In sacks, 90 higher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

LrAriurn -soLg-Oak, ~, I, aii do No, 2,
g7 hrnurk, No |, asl De No =, iOi good IAN
apad, srr per lnunl 49,, a.
Urrtli- frunil calf Al ,sitp VI ~ llpel ~
@tl,ai per pnunll American rill pln mAl N'i
'IIAisiss LrArurn-OnL No. /, lOalll do.
40. \, iisMgi homlorh, 80 I, mf " do,l No,
4, amai, akirling, NJ, i 49, ohh, No, l. lhi
CotLAns@ nlick, No. per dozen, b.Ml Hplll
and Nip, per dllcni Hln1.tlli l'l W. Pl''"
CnAiSS %, fprl, hj@Ic' per pnlr'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

lRoN-wo quote merchant bar 5pOINtoat
Norway aud SWrlrHi Ice,
Pow sfEEL-hle, -
WiuE -Smuull Niw No, ., BOT Noi, 10 and
II, ssC,I No. l!,Uo, per p0undi hMbrd wliu
lOi 10 NJ, lApannpd, lOaci pNun eat bnrp
galvanized ONira cut mrh, lNic,
llonsr siluEa Per kpg, y, mule shoes, ",
llonsE aIluE MANS Per huN, 20 pounds, No
"a W, 25l M, :, 6UI No, u, tO,iu,
NALs-from / II 10 Gud, 3d rates
IISNrn's S1ocK ,--lilock tin 9 per pound
Tin plate, llX2u ~ per boNi J. &, MO ~ 10
do, lONll II ml zine, l2cpcr lhi solder lec po'
ID, sheet Iron, y b Gse per I'D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

CArfLr -Cmmfd, aiimAn giass dc yearlingi,
kiansi tlpnra FROM z u . yenra old, plhgs!nl
barn COWS, hlhdhlH
stock, NlUmNii buggy hurseH, tNel9lOl sud
die, hNp IN sl2i,
MulEs- From nnepn % sixteen hands high,
Ga i1blln
lloas-On foot, ., ai,alc, Tor Inferior Ioprimu
pnIburh,
MrrioS snHEr-lhey are quotaDlo At 5000
per huni
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wines nnd LIanoTs.

ALGOHni-e2 Ni ~ " ~ per gallon.
MmtKY- sweet NASH VI ,ihg1i ivi apui
mnfh, III .iNnta, hOrnuluHNnHn,
WINS ilHrrii iu ratr, w lAHtll thlhWhh
urr lnllun, III lnW On iurl, per gnllnu, VI ~ m
b q 7hHrry pnr NHllgui ~ aldsii hhdrliAi prl
mgO
lnAurAGsI Cooks, IN baskets, AlHat20
llnlinlrOk, IN basket, an hrngi Ia basket, El
Dnmrhiir rhhluphgnfi Hlum IA,
Gll ilnok 40, 100 dozen, 6l,ls@Sl 5ol Por-
tnr, per lOtru, g9ms2Hp.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

The fall 10 cotton has weakened prints ut
the manufactures, and our revised quotations
show decline here of J to 4 upon almost
wery branch. No reductions have been or
lered in bleachod or browns, but cotton
grades generally ARE not so strong as they
lave been. Dallas promptly responds to
the situation in New York and lowers prices
rs they go down there.
Trade during the week has been active in
wholesale and retail lines. The order bust
ness has been far greater than the cores
ponding week, and retailers have no reason
TO complain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

BUCK AT the kllnA N tntlo ~,
sf0si.--At The lnllna Qiihrflra br por hho
luol, Laid w wall Tie ,......,
LrNnrl Nutiy' rough pine igOp per thousand O.
Drn.nod nO0rlng ~ mbh. Native weather.
boarding u Michigan white do, bsinO'
LATna- siloll "a,
huINuLIH-aB huntl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-28

IIIDEs -Dry flint, lspounds and upwards, / sc
dry kips, free of grubs, He; grubb kWs, Toe.
wet saltcd, I@1isc.; green butcher hides, &C.
all damaged, wet or dry, half price; deer
skins, SOc,; sheep skins from 25c .6l7ic each.
FURs-Coonskins, l0@26c.; skunk, OGl5c
wolf, cayOte, j091ac, loufel, 10c@Sl; wildcat,
l0@2Dc, bear, soc, G9S2; otter, soc 9Ss;
beaver soc .(Gs9,
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DIR. ALEXAND DIP
80 ~ Norlh 6h H., st. Louis, Mo
tEsiabIished IsiO.l

uBAIRAM or HERBS" IL guaranteed 10
cure Hpefmalnr hea ~ seminal weakness IN all
youthful visor, Price 400 aeul ~ any adj
drrss, Circular ~ private NguerI senl
Free Addlras Or q, ALEXANDER, No N.
NoHh 'lh slreel ~ Louis, Mo, Established
~ yfnrs,
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Fruit and Nuts,

ArrLEs-Souud stock, S6@8 sc.
LEMoNs--Per box, IS 90
PoP CoRS-Prizo packages, per gross, 81 So
RAIsINs London layers, sS9s3.lO; layers
81 Is TO 81. 80 per box.
PEcASs-we quote ll@lsh per pound fol
good.
Nurs-Almonds a3@g5c. per pound; Brazil
130l5; fllberts, l5@l6, English Walnuts. Il
to 20; chestnuts, American, 1905; italian
lSlal9; peanuts, 10, cocoanuts, IS.
BANANAs--Per bunch, Sl@9S3
FiGs-London layer, isc. per pound; In kegs
and drums, lie.
DATES lO@i2.c. per pound.
oaASaEs- Sound stock, Florida and Louis-
lana, none. b.
CrnnANTs- 9Gl0c.
PHUNHs -A@l0c.
DnrED ArrLEs-No. I, 1oc., No. 9, &c. evapo.
rated, l3is@lIc. per pound.
DRIED rEAcuEs-llc per pound
Sugars and syrups.
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CoAL-we quote lndlan Nation ~ n 10 per
tnn delivered, nr nee nn hnnrl rpkni 300 lnl
barrel NJ 0nn hundred pQnndaL .,,,
Wonp Oak, pr cord, NI'atBi plnr' w ~
delivered,
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O0rrHf- lin, ramnnn, liA NJ ordinary
lh,mlHAl hlr, lU.mlhsi Rnpli lb'sWlhA
mime, lhiimlHii fhnlfri paspi lAsihyfAi
lhbmlni lava gmHr.
1tAs- lnpnrlnl, hnm ihltaie. uer npundi
Ynnng llls1n, anfisi unlpns, HMNri dhpnni
Nlusll 2lA lin,
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Poultry ana dame.

GHlmm CiucRrys We quote ~ zoe, apiece
li,nmH Per dulpn, common, Olci mule'
N udt " ~,
HQuimurLs- Per dozen, orc,
CllioKgSs-Wc quote 1900 for prugi for
grown, 10,
runRrYa-1ac, oD3l "a apiece,
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seeds

GspaAs NlLLar- woquoloalSl onpor bOahol
coilonH Il tho on MIL loo por bnshel
ONION aEls W,