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Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

The tug Peie has received new boiler, and has
been recaulked and thoroughly overhauled. She
will soon be ready for service again.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

IT WAS intended that meeting Of the Board of
Health should have been held in the latter part Of
this week but II was unavoidably postponed.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

PUBLIC meeting is called for this evening at
7:3O o'clock at the Armory. Queen street, to take
into consideration for the proper celebra
ton of the Kings birthday, the anniversary of
which occurs on the 10Th of next month.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

THE mail steamer australia, from the Colonies
for San Francisco, will be due. here on Monday
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

sEAnxx's Bsr.rL- Raw = panes, chsplAi., King
street, the Sailors Home. Preaching Vt II 4
seats free. sabbath Behol before the osniss servcc
Prayer nesting ON Wednesday evenings ~ w o'clock
FoRT eTRsBr cnuncH-Rcv W rress, pastos, corner
Of roH and nssetass streets: Preaching - Basaays
At II y and 7hrH. sabbath school ss1OAs.
As ssp " ns.a.s .ss .s r.:
ss,las ssrses; W A':s a s.esisscch ~ Hey
Aatipe, Litsny and sssuos ls9snshls 4 kys.sosG
giswsiiAnl; 49, kyensong sad Sermon (ksglishI
essninx, sad "a is -, 81 = ~ 49,, -
KAvA,AnAo Cnyscr- y y Pssts5, rss!os, Kinx
ssaaay - u =: sabkash Hshssl = iQAr. kysains
ssrviss: a ~ osIoek. sltssnstin9 Wiz ksunskspi1
meeting every Wednesday q 7hr1- ~ 49, !
KAv.AxAra. csvses-Rsy xssss; rs.:cs. 3srs.
Suassy = VI 1921 yssa: q
P'syss needing cssry Wsassp1sy 81 ~ -. y a Tr
~; 11 s.soS .s.. :.::ss y :: :;
ssss sssssl ssss Ssssss.is ssisss cssy sssssv =
10 and 2Pu. lIf-
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23
BY AUTHORITY.

COLLECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, Oct. IL 1880.
Mr. Samuel Obcid has this day been appointed Sur
veyor and Guard for the Port OF Kahuui, East Maui
WI. ALLEN. Collector General.
Approved; J. s. WAIVER Minister of Finance.
s23 Z gm
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

the residence of the late CAPT. Alex. Adams at Ka-
lihi. We believe there is but one more left Of
those boon companions, and h must feel lone
some
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

We may hardly expect any mail from the States
and Europe before Saturday next, when the steamer
city of Sydney will bring twenty days later. 1t
is reported, however, that the II. ". Ainy and the
Discovery would sail about the 10th.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

All advertisements for the SATURDAY PRRss must be
sent In by Friday No insertions for the current
Issue can he guaranteed when sent in later.
Advertisers will mark the number Of insertions de-
sired from which date they charge. Any not marked
will be charged months
THos. q. THRUM Business Agent .
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

We requested to say that members of the
sister Lodge and visiting brethren are invited to
meet at the Hall of Hawaiian" No. q, F. and
A. NJ. at 81 NJ. this day, for the purpose Of at
tending the funeral of the late John G. Wood.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

The steam roller has been busily at work on the
newly macadamized part of Queen street, and on
Monday afternoon it was used as Q traction en-
CARRYING boiler for the tug Peie weighing together
some tons, which without its agency would have
necessitated the services of some 10 horses.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

QuEEN-srnEET, having been thoroughly covered
with crushed stone, leveled and bedded by the
steam roller has received op-dressing of black
sand. thoroughly constructed drain will carry
off the water from Kaahumanu street. The pros
poets are that there will be no more annoyance in
rainy weather from mud on Queen street between
Fort and Nuuanu
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

AT the foot of Fort Street, the pile driver under
the direction of Capt. Brown, is engaged in put
ting down the piles for new wharf, to be run out
some fifty or sixty feet to accommodate inter-
island steamers and sailing coasters. 1t twill cover
a ridge of coral which ut low tide has been trouble
some to large craft.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

ON Tuesday evening last, Sir Thos. Hcsketh, the
owner of the yacht Lancashire Witch was enter
tanned at lndu in native style, by Her Highness
r. Keelikolani and Samuel Parker, ESQ, at
the residence of the Hon. s. X. Kaai, Palama
Sir Thomas intending to visit Ho and the vol
cano, Mr. Parker acting as guide and fellow
traveller.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

The schooner Vipid returned to port yesterday
from visit to several guano islands in the South
Pacific, see report in commercial column.) Mr.
Arundel, the Company's, agent came up as pas
senger. She is now loading with stores, &c. fol
Fanning's Island, and will sail again in few
DAYS,
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

A MATCH game of baseball played yesterday
afternoon on the plain east of the city, between
picked nine from the U. s. 8. Ticonderoga and a
Honolulu nine. There was some excellent play on
both sides, but the landsmen beat the sailors
making 1S runs to the latters9 8.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

SEVERAL draymen have been arrested this week
for driving through the streets faster than walk
and fined SIS and costs each. People who drive
out Mt night have apparently become posted as to
the law requiring carriage lamps, as we hear OF no
more arrests in that connection. IL -------
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

WITH imported stock it appears that we are
overstocked, at present. Mr.. Barlow held sale
of some fine animals at Levy's stables on Monday,
bat there was very little competition. Six horses
only were sold out Of the lot advertised, at prices
withdrawn. Mr.. Adams. on Wednesday offered a
lot Of imported Essex" pigs, but only one was
sold. bringing FL, the rest Withdrawn. To-day a
lot Of mules and one California horse will be Of
fered at auction by Mr. Adams.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

Me-. g. w. MAcrARLANE, while bathing at Waia-
lua, on this Island, on the 18th inst, in taking
"heatler'' off the bridge, struck heavily on his
rendered insensible by the shock Help WAS for
tunately near at hand and he was speedily taken
from the water. Medical aid was brought from
brought home by steamer, and we are glad 70 say
ia now cOnvalescent.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

ON Friday, the 10th inst, at Koolau on this Is
land South Sea Islander employed ON a planta-
ton assaulted his wife with knife, cutting her
severely but not fatally, in various parts Of the
body and limbs. The woman was taken to the
QMen's Hospital for treatment, and the man to
the station house for examination and committal,
a, soon az the wife is able to appear. The green
eyed monster" jealousy was at the bottom of the
1 ouble.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

who hkd rvsillsi here since 1854 period Of II
ycars-died on Sunday last at the age of 60 years
Sailing from London an carpenters mate In 1883,
10 thee islands by 1ess rina vsssei. He 6nis6ed
his Tins With ths LATE JAs. G.bipn0n Co. Mar
RED IN ls&3 70 dauahte. Of the latA Andssv Au1,
he leaves daughter, Mrs.. r. y. Clark of Rasl
Maui, and several 0.sdehn1Psn. "Bsn," a. he
I'D sssisi ma, "a sss simcss SSs IL ss .
ooantsy," Who foy yssyy ussd 70 mapt evsvy Sun
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

SINCE Wednesday, we have had an interruption
of the genial trade Winds light airs from the s. w
and Gains prevailing, with cool nights, thermo
meteor at 60 9 and hot days. Not by any means
healthy weather Yesterday p. M, however,
breeze came out from the North.
Saturday press. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1880-1885, 1880-10-23

TELEPHoNEs.-Mr. G. .. Berger, the protector Of
the Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company informs
us that all the stock has been subscribed and that
as soon rs charter Of incorporation has boon OBJ
the election of ofhccrs, do. The hfty Instruments
which had been previously received are all be-
spoken, and fifty more have been ordered. The
company will sxtend its operations To the other
Islands, where II may be expected that the tele-
phone will be eIceedingly useful 70 planters in
communicating with the seap0rts and landings.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-18
DUCK CREEK.
respondence of the Herald

Correspondence Of the Herald,
DUCK CREEK, May Il, lSsj.
To say that Texas is not in fair way 10
become one Of t leading States in 20 icul-
ture and enterprise would be saying very
unjust thing. The evidences are too plainly
manifest, both in town and country. Any
country that buys and uses the amount of
farming machinery that Texas does is bound
to rank among the foremost States of the
Union, and with such soil as Texas has
not TO say anything about the climate
and other Neutrality-suspicious. can be no
reason given why Texas should not grow in
wealth and Importance, and that she will
do if her people will faithfully stand by her
and push on every enterprise that offers its
aid in developing her great and seemingly
never ending resoCrces.--The farmers on
whose shoulders the commercial world is
borne, are faithfully doing their part here in
Texas. There is no more Industrious, earn
est and thorough going set OF farmers in the
world than the farmers Of Texas at this pres
ent day. The evidences are too strong
for contradiction. The farms and the labor
expended on them show too plsinly, and no
one, not wholly prejudiced against Texas can
give any legitimate reason why Texas should
not be loved and honored by all people.
There are some, yes, great many, we are
glad ts know, who are proud Of the dear old
ELone STAR" who are not afraid nor ashamed
10 tell to the world the great love they enter
tain for the place that has given them n
home, and that nevertheless abuses have been
heaped upon her noble. being name, she kind
" offer homes to all who come, and there are
thousands upon thousands who would come,
and be part of us, if they but had
their preiudices against Texas removed,
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C0RSlCANA.
nee of the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
CoRsICANA. May Is, lSSO.
The spring clip of wool is coming in slow
", and commands fair price. is
nothing like originality. A Corsi-sign paints
err in his leisure moments has painted pi3-
ture of an angel with red hair. There was
a private sociable at the residence of Mr..
p. Mann, last night given in honor of their
guests, Misses Meredith and Ransom,
About ten couple were present. Strawber-
ries and cream were INDUCED in, John and
his most estimahle lady doing all in their
power to make the evening enjoyable.-
The Molloy house is gaining patronage ev-
cry day, and is now the only strictly first
class house in this section. Captain Moore,
the manager is genial host and does every
thing to make his guests feel ut home -
The churches were all very well attended
yesterday, considering the height of the Their
mometer,--All the towns south of here
were refreshed by pleasant rain Friday and
Saturday. There was every indication of a
storm here Saturday evening, but it missed
connection some way and failed to drop.
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DEN ISON.
Correspondence OF the Herald.

Correspondence OF the Herald.
DENIsoN. May Il, lSs0.
Weather still warm and very dry. Rain
needed badly. at ali the churches
Yesterday. The attendance would have been
better the weather had been cooler
More steel rails going down the d. 4 S. E.
Nobody is very seriously complaining
of dull times just new.-No Dallas HER
AIDS here Sunday, and everybody mad
One carriage containing two young men, was
stuck in the ditch yesterday. Lack Of axle
grease was the probable cause. Don't do it
again boys, or we will tell more about tt
Burhans, of the News, is off in the Nation on
a trip for his health, He calls it q hunting
trip, but we don't think he.will do much hunt
ing except for eatables. He carries his
turntables along-J. Yeidel is home again
from Gainesville. is plentiful, and
we'll water scarce There is gooi pros
poets of big watermelon crop in this sec
ton this season and an increased acreage has
been planted. The darkeys are consequent
ly bappy.--Only couple of cases in the
Mayors court this morning.
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BRYAN.
Correspondence of the Herald,

Gprras nOn1p lance of tina Herald
RRyAy. NAV IA 1890
Dick English who wa, rccentlv arrested
horo NV 0aicor Thnn,os Erwin nm cbarca
~ 'F, o,,I,yo,atod .nsaai and esnarod oanna n
W 63innI'' S ', 'd o1 al
.o,'n h"n5 - w. a,o " ~ 300 T IT,
So o.o DO ,,nr,Ia,;o, ora astir haro r Sotnn
dor Twn S"nJar Schools coTe ~ nicn;c i,
,,rora r "U of ,own II woriJ bora
80 ,,,,n5 Jor, f,r Waaonn Da,,nrost ~
o Sn S H. by '0 sbn r';'.ht havo oS ~
ta;',,l 80, ;in. ,,1,, ,t,'i ~ r., IL
sbn Iad ,nanto5 ~ boya or;ainsteI con,bi.
at;n ne ,,';t thoro In"id bors h"en -" 5;ginni
~, er,'o, tSo Se III r,o,o
', " yo,or,otnd nnst',9,co tSan thnro u,ro
naIa,, T., Ioosorb,s nnot ono of tbo o,Jin,,
foat,,ros of tbo atfair WAS a Hvenila military
noS'n,, .tnt a,,aao,I, an,,asrod az NJ
Snni. n;;th 'I hI,e nImm,so n their ,to a"d
bIno "a,u domn ,be;r manIs onn'nI. t"iI,
n ,~o Iho o,st,1,,,a r' a. 40 p 80
p,a," ahoao n;ho ar,,n,,or ,o,,, .n1
'II rod h;o s,,;t ~ ala "
I'M Hno u amt hn soom a 20 ho ,o.tor
of tho no Tu Af,or 5rass,rnrado on
Wo ;n' S,noot tho,, r1arcbod ~ tbo NOM
,,rnmndS ~ +ba E,ortial heat If a tof-cart
3rvn, II l. r,,r,nrod ,bat tboro will hn ~
oo,,,r,ot;,;yo Ali L,, osoon tbsn, an5 ,bo
Rrrdo piGos 0ma bon,,,, on,,nio noro r,,t,,rn-
ing F Fron Via tho ninrin hnocv and waro
nr5ssiu Dt' a amai hridoa in tho north and Of
town Sben the horse fell md overturned the
hnngy and its contsnts in the ditch Neither
NJ i6S,' noro HINT hit il 'yos viii oroo, iifi-
cr,t tr' fho" not tbeir hn~~v on toSrs 6rnrs
o"'y WY gov vno ,h5r h;oo, !" a n,ir
J9mn into tbe Xxx JsI ws s TO institute bonE
INV, r., ,bo no,
Sonherroa o,n oro ,ttI I n;ndg IN maL
inv, ,Sa an ns0 no tb;s soaonn Thor "ro
,,,S7,oii,. 49, a. III, t;H,o hut hono
Soo H. "DoI I"t a"roJ f,r snio tL;s - ir,
avn on1 V t G,o in' and saiIod viii, tba
anu 'ooS al ~ ,iar;n a;s,anan
l. "Sunu" souo t; p's o;noo 'Vlv "'a,"e
IA un1 bTvd 'arorl , n'iloo ' fnom tbe V .onnds
r,a"n WV u, ., ~ ottona ht on,,IJ nt Shta, -
was ""Naous W aISo, ~. Hou NV go'@ 4
nHIso oTI w. .mer a. ~ "V fn;," a.; 'i in
Piom1' 80 u0ei J o,n.o NOV Wv W ud n',ah.
na 'I ,nves'o a ",'u na huaod a ~
Ha .,; anu I" nJ ann;,aa ~ do t;nIa 20 MN
~ ""u "ilu ~ u .L L,,'ie w P"a
neip"s9 94 ~ In0 ,; % ali IL, 1891 ~
ho u o,,oi S,ooS S' TSat omn W. ~ has ontor
wy .lo o $50: L;' n n,;tl, ann,o
p US 0 aonsh ~ , h,n i "o,o IN bo;r W lave
man r u"usn Mt w N Is soio neir W '"rse
tot. . cue ma ne Vole ~, N.Y. sa'G e. ~
go. ~. Sho ~ 'nu O" saIa ~
nape's. ouolt tsoonyi wac 'e Enc 9o mn w. ,s'
9 TSn LIEU "nu pnU.oS"pnou O. low nd a;nn1
ti no gnoa @',Ic' ""I pl19t -, III ~ y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-18

his new home in the eastern portion of the
city. We are glad TO know that this worthy
gentleman is TO become fixture here
DR.. Il V, Halves will start, in few days, on
a trip to various points it the State. He will
first visit the Wooten Wells, being Ms he is a
walking skeleton, that is if man don't care
what he says.--We take great pleasure in
saying that Miss Laura Malone is now con-
valesciug, after more than weeks severe
sickness. Miss Malone, who is reputed to
be the prettiest young lady in Texas, will be
loudly welcomed back to her high position
in the social circle.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-18
GlG0RD'S WTAL. RESTORATIVE

EUTLY 25 PER CENT. of the human race are
Z victims to partial or complete impoteDcy,
This startling assertion will be fully cOrrObo
rated by every intelligent physician The
principal causes producing this disc sc are in
discreil0ns or excuses. Some of the common
symptoms are loss of vigur, spermatOrrh9a,
pain in the back, disposition 70 avoid society
lanCuor gloomy forebodings. mental distress
nervous debility and leucoThwa in femnles)
facilitating dreams &c. Let no false mOdesty
prevent the parent from warning the child of
this great evil. Secret habits are tie result of
Ignorance. rhe medical profession has been
almos, criminaly negligent or ret'cent anout
these things, as the demand for increased ac-
ccmmOdatiOns at the insane ssylums amply
attest.
There Is well-knowu principle In animal
physiology that no vital action con take place,
except through the agency of the nervous lys.
tenn If the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened, then that organ is..Neak There Is arem-
ely in the reach IF all one that has stood the
test for over half q century. DR.. hicord's
Vital Restorative has been scru'i 1ized and IN
dorsed by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris,
as an infallable specific for the above, CO. tains
no phOsphorous, canth brides or ether poison;
Ia purely Vegetable, producing no reaction,
amt is perman mt IN effect; is sugar-coated
pill and can be had of Levasser Go =, 10 bis
ne Richplieu, Paris, (Francel, or of DR.. s
Brown Slgesmond sole agent for the U. y. 1,
singer Building, st. Louis, Mo-; box Of loo
pills. SO, box OF 400, $40, sent by mall upon re-
ceipt of price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-18
PALO PINTO
Corrsspo den SO to the Herald

Corrsspo dense TO the Herald
PALs PINTO, May II, 1880,
Palo Pinto has name far and near for its
healthful climate, but at present our little
city is rather gloomy from the unusual
amount of sickness here. Flux is the pre-
yaling complaint, and for the past week has
spread to an alarming extent. However, We
are glad to ststeno deaths have yet occurred.
No Greenbackers down here. We are
all for Horatio Seymour for President, and
no mistake. Crop prospects are indeed
asttering, Candidate are waxing red-hot,
and are beginning to announce ina "whoop."
The editor of the Palo Pinto Star, j. G. Son,
is a candidate for County Clerk, and will no
doubt make it hot for his opponents
Pinto has two physicians Doctors Rine and
Warren-one livery stable, one blacksmith
shop, ten dry goods and grocery houses, a
frst-clas saddle and harness shop, one
saloon, one Touring MILL drug store and a
postoiiice The Herald is welcome Wis
itor TO our town. 1t is pronounced the equal
of the Galveston News
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-18
SHEER MAN.


Corresponds nee OF the Herald.
SHRMAN May Ii, lSSO.
Everything is hot, dry and dusty. Just as
uncomfortable as things generally get to be,
and the Shermanite sits on the shady side of
the house and longs for that cyclone that
Prof. Tce has promised us--Colonel
Moody Of the celebrated firm of Moody II
,Jamson is in the city to-day AT
least eight ten of our young folks hied
away to the classic banks Of the Choctaw on
a fishing excursion. An expedition of this
kind is full of danger to the tinny tribe
The next thing is moonlight picnic and
then we will stop--New hay is abundant
on the streets, with now and then a bale of
cotton----We are glad to notice the improve
ment in the condition of the infant son of
our friend Mr. G. A unnineham--The
post-office has moved at last. We are .rath'
sorry of the fact as that is the last item that
we can make out of the institu-
ton, in all probability-It is a
solemn warning to all young men, the
way his contemplated mother-in-law drops
into the store and lectures him on his reck-
less extravaganza. But the boys at h. e..
Halls enjoy the joke all the same.-lt was
a merry crowd Of little folks that went out
to the grove this morning, and they are, no
doubt, enjoying themselves to the extent of
their ability now.-The bicycle fever is in
creasing. Quite number of our people are
becoming proticients in the exercise.--
Billy Hyde, the gunsmith, is rejoicing in the
possession of l24 pound boy.-At the
BiDkley House: VIC Jackson, st Louis; L
+ Mordy, j D Mordy, New York; W A
Carter, St Louis; J n Squire, Colorado ; Mrs
N Rhine, Mckinney; f I Chandell, st
Louis; G w Fuller, Boston; Ben w Rhine,
Mckinney; L w Chidress, Dur
ham; Bishop Garrett Dallas; w II Bits, St
Louis.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-05-18
Notice to City Taxpayers.
Office Assessor and Collector, a..

Dallas, ItNAs, May u, IoNU ] :
The tax roll for the year 1880, Is completed
and the attention of city taxpayers Is directed
TO the following amendment TO the City Charter
for their guidance. 1.-THE taxes on all personal
property and all poll taxes shall be due and pay
able on demand, as soon as the levy Of taxes is
made by the City Council, and 1t shall be and is
hereby made the duty of the Assessor and Col
iector, by virtue Of his rolls, to seize upon and
sell personal property sufficient to pay such
taxes, III the same Is not paid on demand. When
the Assessor and Collector distrains and seizes
upon such property, he shall keep the same at
the expense Of the owner until sale is made, and
shall give notice Of the time and place Of sale of
the same by posting written notice at the
courthouse door In the City of Dallas, and one
other public place, the notice to be given at least
ten days before the day of sale. =
&C. B0GEL,
Assessor and Collector.
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MATTERS BY MAIL.
MORE SPLENDID CROP REPORTS.
Escape of Prisoners from GrOesbeeclS
JaiI-A COIOred Picnic and II Pho
tOgraphed Hull AT Bryan
Miscellaneous Matters.
GROESBEECk.
coresnondence OF the IIerald.

correspondence of the Herald.
GRofsBEEiR, May IL 1850,
Captain J, B, Tyus and family returned
Thursday from trip to East Aslansas and
West Tennessee. He reports crop prospects
excellent in those sections in this county,
II is said some wheat crops are very fine. 1t
is said that certain parties will reap thirty
i've bushels to the acre. If this proves cor
rect, wheat growing ought to become one of
the leading industries with our farmers and
we should quit importing flour. Nothing
could so soon elevate this section in the opin-
ion of it, traducers rs that material pros
perity which is born of diversified industries
and reliance on the rich capacities of our soil
and climate for all we need, both Of the
necessities and luxuries of lite.-County
Civil court is in session, but most of the cases
are being continued.--Much of the corn is
"laid by and promises good yield.
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nARK KITS ut rELEaRAPH.
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, May IL stocks unsettled ;mOney,
81 exchange long, So; ditto short, Si,
state bonds dulli Governments quiet,
Cpttun-nO report
Flour dull Wheat dull Corn heavy,
Pork ilrm, 10 20, Lard steady, ! 50. spirits
Inrpentne, 2sh Rosin, lSA, Freights quiet
cotton exchange closed; sales, -.
Middling uplands Observation-Disclosures.
Mtliliug Orleans ....
Consolidated net receipts d,ltl; exports to
nteat Brit in, 1906 France, ---; continent,
H3i channel, 49,,
Wool dull in buyers favor; domestic fleece,
H9llj pulled, SOal2; unwashed, 2@32; Texas,
lSm 81,
Hides steady and In fair demand, New Or
leans, II; Texas, lll,@l3.
Night-Mouey, ) tuG; exchange, i'S; GOv'ts
strong aud higher new 5's, lOS; a., IS, lO9ai Is,
lJS's; state bonds dull