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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29
LOn the Tennessee RiYnr therl

On the Tennessee River there are
nov travelling two men in a boat drawn
by six geese. The Captain is John A.
Dix. The boat was named Lafayette,
the Pirate,'i and is six feet wide, eigll.
teen feet in length and two feet hold,
well rugged, with a canvas for a shade.
Dix carries with him about 1900 pounds
of freight, including a barrel Of corn,
which he expects TO feed out to the
geese. The boat draws six inches of
water. On the rear Of the boat is = can
non, by the use OF which he expects 10
call the attention OF the people of the
towns which he passes and 10 sell zoe
boxes of ointment and 1000 bottles Of
liniment. He is going down the Ten
nessee 10 the Mississippi, then down the
latter 10 Vicksburg.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

According to the Academy, authors
in Germany and France could not live
at all il they depended upon their books
for the necessaries of life. A German
publisher usually prints from 800 to L.
900 copies OF an ordinary book, 100 TO
100 Of which are bought by the libra
ries, and sixty OF eighty sent to the lead
ing reviews. The remaining 800, or
thereabout, are distributed among the
principal booksellers who return those
which are left on their hands atthe close
of the year. The publisher often re-
ceives more than his original 500, as the
reviewers copies find their way back to
him. The same phenomenon Is by no
means unknown in Paris. Prot. Hol-
zendorf, in view Of the great number OF
excellent works which are disposed OF
by the publishers at the price OF waste
paper, suggests that for a small expen-
diturc every college in Germany might
have a liberal supply of good books.
Unfortunately, according to Karl lille
brant, the ''general reader" Is almost
unknown in Germany.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

e. Junius Edwards, Of Galesburg,
H., caught a little boy scoring one Of his
maple trees with a jack-Enife, and
kicked him severely at the base Of the
spine. The blow produced paralysis OF
the lower limbs, and left the lad a help
less cripple for life. The boys gusrdi-
an brought suit for damages, and SO.
cured a verdict for $4,000. An appeal
was taken by Edwards, but the matter
has just been settled by the payment Of
$500.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29
Enthualastle bal Do Fnyor.

All housekeepers who have ever used the
CHARTER OAK STOVE are enthusiastic in its
favor, and say that for all purposes Of cook
ing and baking this stove can not be equaled.
Tn large fiues and heavy castings, exposed
10 the ife, make the CHATTER \ especially
adapted tO our soft coal, which is destruct-
i've TO cast-lrOu. The Reservoir is pro-
nOunced perfect IN It's arrangement and
operation, heating water just right.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

"A farmer in New York State pro-
tects his hen.roosts from hawks and
thieves by q dozen gu~inea-hens. The
hen-roosts will be safe until a deaf hawk
or a thief without hearing prospects
among them. No hawk or thief would
go within a mile of q guinea-hen's
voice, except upon cOmpulsion.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

There should be no difficulty 10 get
along in Japan. Fans are so cheap In
that blessed country that nobody can
and any difficulty in raising the wind.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29
[st. Paul and Minneapolis Pioneer Press.l
Cheap al any Price.

With this in view, Mr.. l.. Nippoldt Wood
bury, Mimi, writes: II It should cost five dol
lars a bottle, | would still buy the Hamburg
Drops. IL cured me, and no price is too high.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

The soft bltnrinous coni used w the West
r. 20 Destructive on all iron That The
heavy plates IN the CHATTER OAk COOK
srOyE Will he appreciated by housekeepers
A. well as dealers. This advantage, with cN.
celleni draft, quick and uniform baking,
make the CHARTER OAK the most desirable
stove IN the market.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29
Portage twisJ State Rcgistcr.l
An Fn.taeoa of an. Wa

An incident like the following Is always
worthy of record; During a cavalry charge
under Gen'l Fitzpatrick, In North Carolina, ia
our late civil war, Mr. q. A. Setback was
thrown from hts horse and received a severe
spraln Of the left wrist. He used various lin
iments for sixteen years, without effect aud
was cured by a single bottle Of st. Jacobs on.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29
me Dntv 81 An

The Photograph, Atlanta, Genrgia, talks as
follows: IF sick With any Of the diseases
Tor which Warmers Safe Remedies are a spe-
clGe, n old or young, Il u the duty Of all 10
take them, n anxious 70 be cured.'
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

RBoDING's RUSSIA SALyK. Best family Ralvl
In the world, and excellent FOR stable use.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

WmHoTr's Fever and Ague Tonic, The
old reliable remedy. nov selAs at one dollar,
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29
Several Good Things.

Several Good Things.
II you want good digestion,
II You want good health,
II YOU want good baking,
II you want \ good stove,
II YOU want The cheapest stove,
n you want a good square meal
Buy a CHATTER OAK STOVE.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

FEMALE WnAKgEssEs and Prostratlor Of
the Nervous system arc cured BY HUSTs
REMEDY.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

TINE only genuine Axle Grease has the name
Of Fran on every package, and wears longer
than any other.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

H<NaDAy. How To Make ~. soHsspslaO EEE
S1OWg Asess coE, YOSGE a CO.. 50 L0Hts. No
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

nIiNc RevOivers. ulus. Catalogue frea.
9VNO Great western Gun Wmka htts5urzh, PA
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

u $40 ggs ssa aaSl Z. n .GE..a s1 l es. r. sSI,9 : Z J
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-29

GBO WEEK. sra a day at home easily made
DIE CostlJ outfit rree Addrt True &Co. Augusta Ne
, 1880-08-04
An Esthctlc wash8ean&.

Tho Kind Of furniture luvGd BY LII. Durges
May be best understood BY tho exact uesclip-
ton Of 0nu pttct-say the washRtnnd. Up
to now II waslstand has seemed all tlnpcrtt.
nollt sort Ut utfulr, TO bs kept out OF sight,
but here We i,aYo 4 gcln ut u splash ut
all day IN poetic enjoyment. 1t IL Ut gold,
with fragments " bright st.nes ~, aud
shell in1Ald ,-thtsa called "VenrH' car" By
Ing InrRely use4. Eyory blank, apaee u
curved lnt,intcly In fvwefa, beautifully tint
butterflies among them, These crystals T.
ciusa sinal! shelves, where y scent eutsls,
sumo hundreds Of yeara OLD. Mla tooth
powder receptacle, sons thousands
tlIb soat,. A limo brulxt, which most Of III
l,ers S makes itselt asefl'l-a bull. from whoss
throat a1ar ttie water pnniH t!to llss,Scla
basin, llilutd With silver tasl!es. How do you
gut tic Watur tllY Seo you tllat uttler bfouxe,
! tortoise, which seems to creep bcynlld the
Bulls fell rrayl--it h o plug;. twist 1liln
round and tue bull fills tho basin. Such Is
i Gex to atl.l that thu lal,s, alM amber, and
crystal, aud marble Ate mt papicr.n,uel.e uld
glued cllnlk; .tlHy are tl!0 real thing. Uu
olle wuslastali1 we real tho quaint iiisefip-
tim trOul Chaueer:. "T4ls " tho ullrronr
hls ya!re face bright" In unexpected plaoea
, 1880-08-04

preachers werc apt to be- Too dosmatio In
presenting the subject, md because tho rules
i tntA AnwH were N n,nny ef.ses tpo stringent
that mems hotiErs are gardens, OF Which ti,eii
wins ntc the. gardeners. Ito believed tho
santo remark would npply to tho human
souls, y which may be plallted tbs bra,ables
tho lowers Of piesy, sohriety, .nt,d usefulness.
ness Il required BY God. 4 man, though
ilot mature; might be perfect, us f. green
whnt Was true iii indlviduals wns slat, {fVc
q thS ChNrce. Great chanxes;had occurred
OIL, ot 1a1ier yeaFs to place the morals Of holy
o. sent!mcnt fm this particular proved con-
G!l'stycly TINT the Church was progressing.
IMe reverend gentleman gave as reasons for
,hytnE !!te 81 holincss that such life was
the. fnssr,!,nellts for tho cyangeilzatIoil
OF the world, and that q lite Of holiness WAS
necessary men were 10 live with Uoti, who
desires holiness among men for their liappi-
ness, md because they nre fitted for Henyen
Al. .half-pastt / Mrs. K. j. Brown, of Evans.
tor. Leo Ghil!gems meeting in Faith Cot.
tage, which was attended by ,lear!y all ulo
their parents: These meetings hro becoming
very Interesting, and will be continued daily
until the conclusion of the catnpmecting:
=. At3 O'Clock 2 social conversation, LED by
Street Tabernacle. Tho influence oY q
spiritual prayer by. the Rev. Dr, McMulfen
was very noticeable. Men, clappcd their
hantls, women rncked to md fro under. tho
ously shed, md for tho first time since. Tic
meetings begun WIS there an exhibition Of tho
old,tas!lioned Methodist enthusiasm.
aI5s. Clark Wilson, q sister Of the lato ?.
J.. B!lsS, VIII !cnu praise service this after
nQ0J}. Inc lIt{F tx Nfl 17r1tN nikS1H a1f$nn
, 1880-08-04
LAKE lLUFF,
Yc8tcrday's Proceedings ut Tho Can1pa
NlE0IfnKa

Yosaorday's Proceedings at Tho Camp.
Meeting.
The cloudcd sky and chilly weather OF
Monday WINS succeeded yesterday by du-
ctded AMI ngreeabie change Of weather, II,
consequence 0t which tho attendance at tho
meetings WAS largely Increased. The lnorIl-
ins trains brought many now faces 70 tho
around.
AtV o'clock the usual DIhlo reading was
held. led BY the Rev. John: Williamson who
sAfter sniyntinn, VIII WIatP" Tho Th1'sg:1, spenEar,,
afkcr presenting " his audience tho necessity
OF living ,purn lives, tu tbs end ul.t the rt.-
wards Ut tho righteous should pe theirs, Rtavo
AZ tho principles Of Christian advance
MellTtho following cardinal po!nts-,yIx::
KroNtli ~ diligence, growth In nat!ence. all1
growth III honesty. w!ltcl, 10 ni.loIned uDon
ths Peoplo as tbs duties OF al! Christians h
Mrs. Clark: Wilson materially assisted by
her singing III nlnking the nleetlnE. uie most
Interesting one Of u!s 6erles thus Tar Hiycl..
and l. "tor this Is tho win .ot God, even
fl"ia @ 'a iosnIestlop.a srhs speaker l ,Vn n0oteI
several passages of Scripture 10 demonstrate
that there. aro two distinct clAsses OF
taxta Wllfcl, expressed uln Will uf God,
Tho flrst shows Gods purpose Ut u4r
Tle speaker saId Tint Tiers WIS 4
feeling 0f uneasttless In ula minds Vt ulul,y
peop!u Wi,uI, ministers Eaye out subjects for
Sermons Oh hulluiss. T4ls fAellua. WIS tho
result Ut tho fnrt tllRt tAc human heatt was
averso 70 q state OF holiness. because
, 1880-08-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Nf3X+Tf7IF T9f3yc 17fNn7v7-TU0
m. NJ ~ tSN Ens NEU1'ENlS6' a.,
Io'aay or tomorrow tic workmen Will
have finished the decoration Of hlcVickcr's,
new cnrneta viii hc laiI Everv,,,t,,~ ,,s,Ii
ia T., ron't,,.ss "t tax ~ .,,o osan,,.t, e,. %.n
', ~ ~ .eaalness ao1 he 1eopeM,nS on nionoay
evening. wien INC public Will be invited to
toriums IN tho country. No cxprnso I,aa
been spured tD MAXI lila hnnss everrtbinr
That DECORATIVE art can make It. Not vest
lgu of tlie oiI interior remains. Thn 1,frfUrs
il tGeIr pince pans!s. tasi"fuIis aestrrad.
have been Dinceu. tiie hwyes i,nre hpnf, RI.
tIraped. the untiro Inferior hns bcs,, elothei
In coiGrs soft. nni warm. Hn,l en,y. 4 nh,v
have heel, furnishr.l mi fittatl In ~,
, 1880-08-04
heads Of the Order In Missouri, testified rs

neadS OF the Order In Missouri, testified as
"a the time Joined the Order under
stood 1t was To MD ltui assist tho Confederate
Government, atnl Cndeuyor 10 restore the
Unlon ~ u WINS prior 10 this 1sobell'o'l."
.n:,, nTho ~, Ur.lsr Is hos.l!o IN sx1ry cy r.
70 the sc-called Confedernte Government. It
]? exclusively madG up Of dlytoynl persolls,-
nll Democrats who nre lcsffpns OF securing
tlie Independence Of tho ConfodGFato States
was"
Among the specific purposes ot tho. Ortier
werO aiding soldiers TO desert and harborln1
n.td protecting deserters. Agents e % were sent
scrters were Furnished with money anil cit!-
zel's' csothest ard sccrcteu WHOM pursued.
Some estimate Of tlie success OF thoSe efforts
rnnY be derived fTOt,i a report Of tho Adju-
tant-liencra1 'of. Indiana, Of Jenl,ary, 1St's,
aot,tng forth THAT tho nimb0r of deacrtcrs md
absentees returned TO tho army through ttlo
post Of lnAlanapn'ts alone during the month
loyal Judges were melted to issue writs Of
llnbeas corpus, md n considerable number Of
desertera were discf,nrgcd thereon. On one
occaslon certain United States olilccrH, who
wsre w thennseivca a!rcstcd for kidnapplne. anl
sanle time dlyclargttl tho .lesertcrs although
actsinGwlcdgine n,oin to be suc],,.
rcssts c ta a''1T ,i4af DISCOURAGED enlstments and
q. It circulated d1sloyal aud sroasonublc
lDInntentS. ~,
!. il communicated with and gavo intelll-
gelce 10 tho Gi1sfiy.
g. 1t aided tho enemy by recruiting for
thom, or assisting them to recruit, within our
i. It furnished arms and ammunition to the
Rebels.
Z. It coUporatcd with the Rebels in their
raids md inynstons Of Northern Suites.
=. It procured tho destruction OF Govern
u1cnt property.
.. ittlcstroycd private property nnd pcrsc-
cntct loyal men.
10. 1t procured the assassination OF United
States officers, soldiers, and .employts. This
Is ahundnntly sustained by tho evidence.
II. Il sought TO establish n !" Northwestern
nois, ,ctc,
.IFollowlng the above the Hastkevc prints
StI,lger, given II, the conspiracy trials ut lii
slIaMapolls, which fully identities Robert
knights Of the Golden Circle, and which.
beng on record, will not, OF course, be dis
, 1880-08-04
WASHINGTON.
Present and Prospective business At
tlle eEensIon-OGtcc-'T1lc Srnu Dlfd-
culty-Curroncy Statement.

Present and Prospective Euslneka At
tlle Pens1on- Gtcc-Tllc Spanish plG1-
culty-Cnrroncy Statement.
Special Dtspafeh 10 The Cnttdoo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. S-PcnsIon-ap-
plicat!ons nrc still coming In at about the
same rate MS when the three md five years
limitations were III force. No arrears can bs
given under the present laws, but 1t will bo
strange II pressure Is not soon brought
70 bear ulon Congress to secure the passnge
thai 1t will be sought to llayo all limitations
removed the next time thu cnLla-uKn,tts sue
1T to move In tho matter. Tile Pension.
s3E;e Oilse i,as ,,.i now about q dozsn years''
to-day ll.nv. Under. ordinary circumstances.
be heard from twelve years hence. :rherc-
organization 9f tlio Bureau under the sys
tho only snctllo'l Ut nrouflng RELIEF to TIN
thousands Of needy pensioners WHO M
waiting 1or their ,!21ley. Ths adoption Of
the new system wo.tfa also atrorl to tue Coy
1t low hicks. i y expected tint GnilgfcsA
VIII act fus0rab!y III tho iauttsr Mt thu ile1t
lhe Methodist Church here Is wrestling
prcNcl,. Mrs. .Clatn Rfllcil, Uf tlIs city, |las
been MI exllortcr III tA!s Church for coilsld-
enl1!n tiInc. Tho officers Ut the particular
Euu1EH NllN!N NllG WOFkGl JGcDnlntElttEn q
Gl!urt tEi'io since TINT she 10 altrnsetl to preach,
Iha Quarterly Conference at~lineA tu;tAke
tlle lnIttcr Nli, ntlu tho question will now be
c9rrlcd up and Til effort lilnlo 10 aecuIe de-
eslon ff9% % i! nf;'s< ;'s',s 1s!hss!tS; a.'ssi:a m
it'' assi II; s1Se'sa j. !; i'ps s''i
-Sycrrtary Sherman leaves tomorrow for
New York to attend the conference Of load
inK Republicans,
sayS, the business depression III Cnnaua
would seem to result hi theJoxodlts ot s0lue
If lta, best eltlze!,s. IAo .cinigrunts seh,
crossed over Mt that point nlNNU during tho
year ending JMilU 80 lSSU, md who declared
their Intentions Df becoming permanent real.
dents Of tho United States, numbered ii, ,03D.
Al tho cAplnet IAcgtlng to-day the Spanish
difficulties Welo referred to, but Ii, collse-
g,.plce Of tho statement 11lNtle BY Commodore
JetEtrs, representing 10 tho Navy DepnFt-
incnt that tho arrlyul Of Admiral WyInn1i WIS
expected Within tho next twe,tty-fvllr lluurs
With full detatlA OF his regent Investigation,
consideration 0t Tie subject was pQstn0uExl.
Thu following Ia the Controllers sstste-
ment OF United Suites currency outstanding
Aug. !:
Gld domand notes. .,.. ,...:.......,.......F coos
slender t,utcs MI Issues. ..,.... Ha88l,0ie
NAe-yeur notes Ut hut. ..,.......,...... tt,its
;1rwo-year ;r,t, notes Of lSl. :.:.:s,...... lStM
compound interest hutes, @43.8l0
Fsao1onAl curtpncy, all Issues. ...... 1a6al.t4s
1otAI.. .,...........,......R.. R.....,.S SVe He,tN
, 1880-08-04

Con, Itancock's Civil llceord.
ltoehsslsr ikmotyat atf ChrouffIf.
W0 would 10 Justice to tho Un{oN General
A friend li,ls asked us " rt'clte Ills civil
claiuls for tho Presidency. lIeru theyArc:
, 1880-08-04
THIS covers lis cnt|ra lIfc-work. 1t Is .
record record Of WHICH no ln9n Ut for tho otllco OF
President can .bo proud.


The finances VI Italy ARC III n dcptorAble
condition. Tho treasury owes s9!o, OK, go to
y Rauk syndicate, besides nn,nber Of other
dcbts, md lius tu l.y n,llluaily Sl74, ,0Q0. .O0O
for. interest. Goll tu,l silver aro entirely
lack!ng. An1 paper .u0lley Is tho only cur
rellcy, ut Il discount Ut 10 per cent, with not
even n ttim prospect Of Its being roplucctl by
co|lt. Iluti.scl,lltI 0f l'urts II tlln lurgest
owner u3 tl.s peninsula financially, and, uu-
leba tho ITALIANS manage better, hlH firm mAy
Ultimately be ita exclusive proprietor.
, 1880-08-04
GEN. HANCOCK AND Denny.
a Unique Interview Botweon Bismarok'a
Noted Gambler and Democratic 0hair-
man and the Cincinnati Nominee,
Politics, Cards, and Crops Mixed Up IN
On Original Fashion-Cams
paign lffntss

0s .s1.'s ""1 ~.P' ~ :"
On Original FAshion-Cams
paign Hints.
-......
"a ,e q IT, AuS S ns pese;x:d A. %
following letter from Stanley Wuutley. Of the
the untcrriscd editor Of the Bismarck Trlb-
tine. aud will bp remembered on the outside
m fhc vn,,nr ,,ot, v,,n fntorvlnwoa atttjnc
1,u'i, 70 tnolf mutual ofsgllst. IN TINS letter
Mr.. 11nhtley gives an interview between Mr..
lnnnaflrl, the WeIl-known gambler OF Bis
1nnrck nntf Chairman of ti,o nomncratic Cen.
'l1' eoa''''!'.ce' n11o ven. llancocRs
&,- LIE ,.a thAlnAAns ~ ~. VISIT,
ria tinr3a PIX gmly wm ~ neh r., sne aaqn: Dfn-
M as sL ptfo]ef'e1 nse1 II1 ne Ho ciay
inclined towa| u disttSances % 'a' tilt Ia III IT.
n,!edi,ectlons RE- , were % fiot2ns but because OF
enesM ,G WueI1n. n,i H. 1unn o. ,nloInMnoh ne 2s
fTa"h, r., INV ,,na as at. VI gapnessu: nj.
s e hau M' , snn % ~ Iheta eian. a" "efo
1sh1en y aa tbo 1ominat9n e acn Hancoc
sn1sk W vi VIZ Convention tnG HasiGt task OF
Sor II. see wti, WIFI, tc hnsiosa ms eep9s of sc
Gonvcnton vas tr,,sacted ss ,seII % tor iho S
eAeeoe1so VI uo cNolce'
TI1E OBJECT
Of M annaas n y1ss to Now York Tas to
SS ,ax ~ i; sss5sy
Island a1,d grasped hnn.is. The cx-
pericnce Of Alr. Hannnfin as ii poll
,ielan has secured e film u reputation
ltannatlu informs your correspondent that no
Is not only widely known Us ''tlie Mysteri-
2ns Mes" bat IT, also IS manipulntor Of votes
y iliustrlons Congressme1, but also by sir.
1lannati,,, that he eau down any political
Cd the layout is clean and tho cards nin't
sall!led.u lo,i may we'll Imagine the udynn-
III Il canvass liko tho ono current
oEN, HANCOCK srooD ny 111s PORCH
~ Mr., Ifonuaflu advanced i'm TIM nrnvc1ed
walk, and warmly grected ills guest. Ticro
men. @ Hancock. tsii, sracetul % and ip' hand, ND
ETH \, set M s aa
ao. aosH III resHn ,n 1or va'ies IT, anc1e1: snooi
I'm. thumt]cr.,.1s Win enthnsinsm and uInaaic
T., taTn1assinn "'sA e'"''''|'hi "N" s'a9S'o
ii wanted To sen yo,,. Gtncro,u oh,ervcd
Mr. Innnitil, :" nn, Iii WI, wnat fhos,,l,t
tanvnntioi foT 1aa ~ M, INV ~ ti IN u o'ai nsi
Re@ a1 i paDsr p SsSe a5n 'eie ou s
NoIn{untcd on ypltr nnlno niul renutntion.
and You're going to run like a urnisie lire.
soy ,nTean, peey ,o,n ron,,oa ~, cona,,,
"Wllero are you from ?''
III ca1ne from Oil Camp Hnucock. It's
Bismarck now, and growing town We
haye got e0. 1000 population, though tho census
census when The voters was hi liz brush. II
yo,l want census OF Bismarck you rot TO
taku It on elcct1on-dny. Just remember TINT,
Gincrl." = . y
"l'm very much Interested in tho North.
wcst,''' said tho General allow nro the
crops 2"
"Tliey're coming up like fellow With
fours, Oil yes, iii, cfops arc ali rillt. but
What ! cai,lt, liero for IS polltIcs. all,t no
sn1ltl I'LL; walked across Dakota Territory
when tie only crops wus Indians, and they
can kick troin soda to heck; it don't disturb
10 rive YOU snne advice, Fronuerssnen urt,
natural politicians, aud they can tel how
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-10-30

CnANuEmuEs- IS ss per bushel.
| Nca- Wholesale I to ~
sA Sal i! o barrel, S2'2'' Liverpool In
CIAomRs--soda, XXX, ga tots xxx, 7
to 7Aj Trade Mark, III Cream, Ginger
| snaps, ~ to 10.
| LEAD-Sc per Id.
Scar oli,ye, F%cs pGGapoqnd' Blue india, 81
&Co.'s baras Soap Works. Pale olive, Sc,
| Cambria, nc. per pound,
BRAINS 4 to lAc. per pound.
CANDLKs-Star, full VT ~. light VT 1877.
CuEEsE-tNoar Spring, Hc; Factory to H.
HomNY AND Gmrs-si,5O per barrel.
SAUKR KRAuT For hal bar 81 81 80
ApPLEs--i2 10 S3 per barrel.
ONloNs-Per barn oi, 83 30. to 81 70,
PoIAToEs-S92b.
SWEET poTAToEs-Red iOc white JOc. per
Ouehel
COAL OIL-Below are revised quotations ITO
II. test; IN barrels "a cents, per pbse OF 8 gal
Ion cans ~ SO, and gallon IS eents,
CLOTHES PINs-Round, 65ci spring, 500 per
box.
MRAsuRGs-H bushel, iron bound, So 30 per
dozen; twO-hoOp pals, " 10; three-hOop, ~ 30.
IUBs-Ihrec nest, " .30@S2 80; eight nest
s.9i No. |, per dozen, $40; No. 2, $3.50; No.
,wAsHnoAnDs Wood, 81 .S5; zinc, 81 90; New
Era, " E@Sl.70.
WELL BuoKETs-s5. Ot ass 80 per dozen.
POWDER So 40 per key of 25 pounds; l2k do,
VI. 10 ca do, 81 Sc; blasting kegs, 1926.
SnoI-DrOp, bag, 1925, buck " A..
MACKEREL-NO. / barrels, $40; half-barrels
phO; kits, II pounds, 81; No. ? barrels, 49,
To 26c
LYE-COncentrated. 81 .65asS 80.
hoPE--Sisal, II in. basic, loo; cotton, 22c.
NtNEGAR-P Per gallon, 20@.80c. Ample, 20G.
NRAPPNC ArER Rag and Straw, SOC. 60o.
SrARCH-4AC
BUGGY wHvRLs--Sarveu' patent, A, b, G, D
md II grades, 50 70 ga per set
TOBACCO Lori lard's bullion grade, 53 CHI
max, do 81. -
JUGS We quote Ii to IL cents per gallon for
glazed CrUcts II to Il cents per gallon for
glazed.