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Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.
p VrnEsI,s n..ter VITA 0 Of Iron

Has never been known 70 FILL in the cure ol
Weakness attended with syInptom', indispo-
sitlon to exerti0n, loss OF memory, ulineuIty
In breathing, weakness, horior OF dlssase,
weak, nervous trembling, ofe2llul noifo. a,,s OI
death, Mig ht saeats, cold ftet, wC2sLess, n'm,
moss Of vision. iangtior, universal lassitude OF
the muscular system, ENORMOUS app6tlte, WIN
dyspeptic symptoms, hot hands, flushing OF
the body, dryness Of tae skin, paid c0oEte~
nance and eraptiOrs on the lace, purtf5 lnS
the blood, pain In the back, heayiuess In tho
ey0lids, frequent black spots hylng before me
eyes, with suffusion and loss OF sight, want oi
attention, go, Sold only In 81 bottles, Or six
bottles ior s.. ASK ior y. T. Kunkel'S Bitter
Wine OF Iron, and take no other, Aek your
druggist and II he has it not, send TO Proprie
tor, n. +. Kunkei, No. 25o N. Ninth street,
Philadelphia, fa Adyics nee; enclose three
cent stamp.
Worms! wormsi Worms
Eff. Kunsei's Worm syrup mover faiiS 70
destroy Pin, Seat and Stomach worries. Ut.
Kunkel, the only successful physician VINO
removes tape worm in TWO hours. si!ye win
heud, and no fee until removed. Common
Sonse teaohesl Tape Worms be EcnleVnd, II
other worms can bo readily destroyed.
| Advice at Oiico anG store freo. Ihe ooc
tor can tell whether Or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying naily Wltn
| worlns, and do not know It, Fits, spasms,
cramps, choEiny ana ouuooaekoh, sSiio" VI!..- Vv
ulexion, circies around the eyes, swelling
and pain in tho stomach, restless at night,
grinding Of tho teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, tever, itching at the seat, beadache,
| foul breath, the pntien. grown psie and thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. AL these
symptoms, and more, come rom worms. Il,
7. KuDkel's Worm syrup never tails to re-
nsyo them. Prioo 81 per bottle or SIX Tor o..
lt'or Tape Worms write and consult tha Doc
Sor.) For all others, ouy Of your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and ii he has 1t not, send 70
Dr. +. n. kunkel, 259 N. Ninth Street, Phil
ede!phia, Pa. Advice by mail, ires; send
hree cent 3taUlL.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
hAiARN.

Yesterday morning the steam yact
~hi,h has been laying a, Enoch Moore,
ira. ship yard left this city. ThEie
were o number Of gentlemen from A.
bany, n. T., on board the boat. tt e
yacht is very handsome and is beauti-
fullv fitted up.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
RAILROAD LINES.
1uIJ.ADELPHIA,W WILMINGTON AND
II BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.

4 EyA15AADhbE mn, "1otALNu ASAH nA'b
n, BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879.
TfaIps Yill leave Wilmington as follows:
tG- ..Lladelphia and intermediate sta.
items, 100, $40, 1880, o. IA, 23o, 400, 100, sAs
p, Id. ~
Philadelphia and New Yors IN, 100, i0.01
q. n, 1918, l259, $40 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.a.
g., m.
Baltihore and Bay Lime, 7 o8 p. m.
BALTIMORE and Washington, 1851, 2.9s, S,3i,
q. IN :, lat2, Ion, SIS p, IA.
ruins for DelawarG Division iG4ys for:
New Cc2: %, els a. rn., LILO, {. ~ p, DI,
Es,Sss1.,; X and intermediate Stations, O. ls
d m, l,l9, 6S0p. IN.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, o.l6 8
n., i,0 Il m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Pnilaat5lahia 5GG intermediate Stations
$40 p. p1., : 20, e.gD, 0 40 VI.
Philadelphia and New YORK, zoo 4. m.
Baltimore and Washington, i2.Si 2.lo 3, N.
For fagther information passengers are re-
erred 20 the Iirue cables posted at the depot
II. + KENNEY, S'aps.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
The New MARI sells Hyma,

There Is store Two doors from Kfng
Where boots and shoes are sold.
At prices which cannot be boat.
To suit both young and old.
We do the best we can Tor thOss
Who come from nea- and far,
And satisfaction give to all
Who call en- Lemuel Mari.
SO friends and neighbOrs push righ. On
To Ne. II East Fourth,
AE. bgv yoRE, RQQ's and i'.roes from him
Who si7Cs Your honey'S worth.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
DIED..

PlERSON. .--Un the I2.h inst, Daniel Pier.
sun, in thctGth year Of hiS age.
The relatives and friends are i5vtad 70 IT.
tend the ;unelal from his late residence No
3 Robinson street, on Saturday atci n9UD at :
O'Clock.
JACkSON.-OG the 18th inst, Mary A, ,T,'G
of Richard Jackson. age5 81 years.
Relatives aat friends are invited (, attend
the funeral IRON the residence OF hsr husband
at Clernont, near Hare's Corner, On Nor lay
the 18th inst. Services at the house at iva
O'Clock, p. NJ. InterlnsEt at WILMINGTON and
Brand ndywi Na cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
loan Meetings.

Tie annual meeting of the Central
Loan Association will he held to.nor-
row evening.
The monthly meeting of tho Young
Mems Loan Association will be held this
evening.
AT the monthly meeting of the Dis.
mond State Loan Association last even
ing $500 was sold at IA, $&e0 at IA and
5000 at lji per cent. pre:ainm.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
ketll NJnhMri3d.

Dennis, the lad drowned in ths
Christiaua creek last Saturday still,
remains unburied. Mr.. Warner could
learn nothing Of the boys parents in
answer to his telegram. The lad posi-
bly, will be buried tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
RaA a tGhEAS.

ABELE-MAS',.s..-l Chester, on the 9Th
inst. by the Rev. ". g. Rohirsen. Mr
Heo!ge hte!e, Jr., to Miss Mary +. MASON
granddaughter OF Can't. ". T. Knrr, both
Of Wilmington. Del. Nay the young couple
have much happiness.
HOWARD-WiLSDN kennstt SOU 1rr.
on the 9Th inst, oy WH. S. Harry, j. r.
MarSF oil Howard and Emma Wilson, bo.h
Of HOcaeSSln, New t7nS+'a 20 paiuTaTe
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
U MAY Party.

Mr.. John P. 0'Donnell, member Of
the Live Oak Assembly, gave May
party in the Assembly's room in The
Silver Building last evening. About
twenty couple were present. Werth's
orchestra furnished the music and 0
very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
The Weekly "Republsoan"

is ont again for this week and is get
ting better every week. 1t is the lar
gest and Oldest Republican" paper in
the State Of Delaware. Call and pro-
cure a copy and send 1t to your friends
living in other States. Price i've cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
vsosssd the Bridge

Five steamers, thirty'sVo !
slcops, five sohooners, ss,'n M, Y
seven canal beats passed Ta'
bridge yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
RRORERa.
ETI.LIOT'r, JOHNSON & co.
BANKERS AND BRO'RKRS,
W lningtoD Delaware.

CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET srs.,
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
TSAGISrl.H'S ORDER.
EElC LSTT,R'S I,FIIl,E

EEG4STTR'SD OFFICE
New CAsIL2 CuCN NTY, April, aGd, 1880
Upon the application Of John J.. Almond,
Administrator nf Jacob Mills, late ot
wilmington, Hundred, in said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator
Aforesaid give notice oil granting Of letters
Ut Administration upon the estate 0i the de-
ceased, with the late Of grantlry thereo!, by
causing advertisements to be posted withia
forty days from the date Of suGn letters IN six
ol the most psDlie places Of the county Of New
Casrle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same. or
| abide by an Act OF Assembly In such ease
| maje aud provided: and also cause the same
| 10 be inserted within the same period in the
DELAWARE REPUBLIcAS. a newspaper Iuh-
| lshed I'M Wilmington. and to be continued
| therein three weeks, (e 0-d.
| ~ Given under the hand and S;eal
| l.. 3. Of office Of the Register aforesaid ut
~ New Castle, In New Castle county
| Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
! 5. q. BlGGS, Register.
NoTGR-All persons having claims againRt
/ t1s estate Of the deceased must PRESENT the
satno. duly attested to the Administrator 0u
| or before april I'D. 1881, or abide the Act Of
Asser bly, In such case made ana provided.
JOHN +. ALMOND, Admins TRAITOR.
Address 3:-WIlniugion. Del. LIZ
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Kuvcked Over.

The fagman's house at Fourth and
Railroad avenue was knocked over last
evening owing to q car jumping the
track and bounding against 1t. The ca
was soon replaced in a proper position.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

rELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and alter February ", 1880, trains
will nun as follows:
Leave W Wilmington at us, lO.s,, u. NJ, 5.so,p
NJ.
Arrive at Landenbsrg. 800, .. NJ, l2.co noon
$40. p. In.
leave Laudenberg, 8 80. o m, 1850, p. m,
Arrive at Wilmington, 500, a. M, Ills, p. N.
2.23tt u. CX)EHEi.L. Sup't
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Lecture.

This evening Rev. j. L. Houston
will deliver his lecture, "Tom O'Jack's
Lad" IN the 81. Paul's NJ L, church
for the benefit Of Kingswood Chspsl.
Admission twenty-five cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

F1ONyEY ANClNG.- UNDER THE SU-
" peryistau OF q competent attorney and
With large experience, we are prepared 10 eX-
ecute deeds, mortgages, and all kinds Of lie
gal papers, promptly, nes1y, carefully, AID
correc Iv. HEALD II CO,
81 3.b-S Seventh ami Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
EYoUSE AND SION PAINTING.

N q.
Gr.ining, Yarutshtne, Paper Vanishing a
speeiaity, Staining and Hand wood f'Iutrh;ns.
and uysry Kind of work in our limo done In q
tirst olass manner BY eIperisuceu ws:kmea,
PATRONAGE solicited. Estimates furnished.
DANIEL, SNITH, Manager,
Successor 10 Barker S: Smith, Agts.
81 SHIPLEY STREET,
and Wilmington. Dai.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
Prayer Meeting

A prayer meeting vii. De y J
City Mission this evenipg 81
All are invited.
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2-il.lwd.Jin'
EOR CUhUNEH.

date for the Republican nominasjon io Coro
ner, Of New Castie county. At u @ same tine
bat no will be thsnkf'i to every man Tor Is
vste, he pledges himself 10 support thu Sus-
csssi al nominee. 2lT-d W VIM. hickey.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
-G1UR SHERlfT.

=
The undersigned otrrs himself as a ean1 !.
date Tor the Rn; ubsHn nomination ioi
Sheriff Of New Gasila county. and while 30.
liciting the votes Of his io.icw ni:jccnE lOr tho
oiIce pledges hims@ii to cordially support lha
nominee whoever he mgy Oe.
N. Il. PAySOY,
2-iI.lwd-3Inw Panu,eer lunirod.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
THOR SHE ERiFf'

y! .
The undersigned offers himself rs q candi
datee kr tho Republican nomination Tor
Sheriff Of New Castle County, and while So
!;cittng tho votes Of his i0loa citizens tor the
stice, pledges himself 10 support the nominee
whoever ne may be. ). X CHDATE,
d&w.tt Wnits Ol.v Crack Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
TU BLlC SALE

DUB2.lC SALE
Of
STOCK AT VILLAGE GREEN.
Delaware county, Pa, on
THURSDAY, MAY .oth. 1882,
at ! o'clock, p. M,
40 fresh cows and Rpringers, from Ian kS:z18
CT s,er county. Among these are come TX.
extra dairy cnws. Ihree head OF . oeG Dnile.
Also a lot OF Lancaster cslRty sho2ts. Two
nnd i0nt months credit
Wagon will be ut Linwood station 10 meet
the train that leaves wilmington 1850 a. N.
ROBERTS & TYSON,
d. W. Eyre, Auctioneer. 5-l2ltw'4'd
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
POLITICAL CARDS.
JT0R SHERIFF.

TToR SHERIFF.
70 THE REpUBIIcAN EoTmRs OF NRw CAS-
TLS CoUSrY--GiENTLEnEH: | again otter
myse If as u candidate fui ShsTiit Oi New Cas-
tie county, subject IN The decision Of the Re-
publican party. promise my support 10 the
su0ces siul nominee. Thankful for past !a79r
| Remain Respectfully yOGrs,
29.d-WtI JhME.S MARTIN.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
vTHHOMAS RILEY,
PRACTICAL PLUMBER, STEAM ANr'
GAS FTTrER,

NO. Zs WEST SEVENTH STREET
HcYlpg made plumbing and sanitary 90
stnoertng for the past forty yesrs my husi
1aas l icel confident CT giving entire satiSiat
don TO those whe G'aY isvor me WIN tne,r p
trannnr. lest Of retorenes glg"h In resa'i
% ability. ''sS-Sm
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

YXNO THE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
FOR HERIFF-FRANOlS II. LAW.
OF CARIsfiAEA BuHDaED.
Subject TO the decision OF the Republican
party Of New Castle county 1880. 3ll.liEdt
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
rANSAs FARM MoRTGAdES,

II ANSAS FARM MORTGAGES,
Through j. B Watkins & Co., 8 years eX.
periencs without the loss Of @ dollar, ,and with
out days delay In principal or interest to
any Gust imer. We have Just received further
very satisfactory particulars.
HEALD 4 co,
5k,tu Sa.ny 1tA and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13

Yrsu TIE VOTERS OF NEW CASTLE
4 COUNTY
GENTLEMEN again offer myself eS 4
candidate fDr the Office OF Sheriff. suhIecs
to the decisisu oi the Republican nsmiRati ton,
and solicit the support OF my friends.
WILLIAM II. PIERCE,
G-gI.t1 WILMINGTON Hundi
Daily Republican., 1880-05-13
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE.

From our ofi'r to tho New York and Phlla-
deiPhia ~ Jca Exchanges. Quotations flr-
niabed simultaneously with salss being
niade 1t those exchanges.
Pm iia'. '.elphia, New York and SanTrancisc0
st0or g ana bonds bought and sold and car
lei 0a margin.
Al Local Securities Bought and Sold.
CaSh Ready for 9ood First Mort@ages.
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Fruit and Nuts.

ArPLHs-Sound stock 50 10 50 80.
LEMONS -Messina $500 per box,
Por CoRS-Priao packages, per gross
81 80.
RAlsINs--London layers, SO 80, and plain
So 70 per box.
PEcANs-Wo quote II to l2!c per pound
for good
NUrs-Almonds, 2aa25c per pound; Bra.
I'll, l3ul5; hlbers, l5nlG English walnuts,
lSa20; chestnuts, American, l3al5; Italian,
lSal0; peanuts, TO- cocoanuts, SS.
BANANAs-Per bunch, 81 to SO.
FIGs-London layer lSc per pound. In
kegs and drums l4c.
DATEs--l0al2 lie per pound
ORANdEs-Sound stock-Florida and
Louisiana none.
DRIED APpLEs-No. ! Toe; No. 9 &C..
EvapaNtcd 10 To 1Sc per pound.
DRIED PEACnEs---llcper pound.
CuRRANTs--0 10 Toe.
PRUNEs-0 10 Zoe,
GREEN ArpLEs-S6 t. So so per barrel.
ORANGEs-SG to ST.
CRANBERRIEs None.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
Conces ana Teas.

CogFEE,- Rio, common, ~ to 70 ord.
nary l5i to ldl mir l7l 70 lsl good
49, to ~ prime, shto ~ choice, ~
10 20 LOsuayn, lbl TO 49, Java, 2o
to 80,
TEAs-Impcrnl, from q 10 65o per pound
Young Tyson, rs 10 ~ Oo.ong 80 TO GOI
japan dust 20 10 Zoe
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Sugars and Syrups.

SuGAR.-Crushcd, 70; powdered, life
granuoted, III; A, II; yellow, 10; choice
Louisiana, %; strictly primo, 0sa9i; fair
to primo, 7sa0.
The prices less in hoghoads.
MoLAssEs AND SYRUPs.-Louisiana molas-
ses, As to 60 cents. Table syrup, so to G5,
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PEAcHEs-2 lbs 81 30 to -. 3 lbs So 70
TO SO.
ToMAToEs-2 lbs 81 40 to 81 90. 3 lbs
81 80 to So
BLACKBERRfEs--Sl G5a$l Is.
CoRN--Sl Coo to 81 rs.
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prime millingA 20 fair 10 Inferior u 90
10 5 10, From elevator cents higher
BHmsTufFs,-sl per hundred.
OATs-ln sack, from track, b6ei bulk do
bao, From store, bulk, bho sacked, 6scl
ruitproof 90 10 90, sacked.
HAY-Pmrle, loose from wagon, s. (
mlllet dor 81 baed from store, 81 for
prairie mlllel, do, Sl2 10 Sla,
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SALT.--ln barrel, $2.65 to S5. Liverpool
in sacks, Sl.S5; fine, 81 90 to $40.
CRACKERS. Soda, Xxx. G IL 10 6 ga
xxx to nc; XXXX, Z 10 II; Trade
Mark, 8 Ia to 10; Cream, q TO TO-; Gin.
ger Snaps, % TO ~.
SoAp-0bye, Sic per h.; Magnolia, per ID
4lc; Blue India, 6la6lc.
BEANs-4@4lc per ID.
CANDLEs-Star, l3al4c.
CHEESE Best brands of New York fan
y,16al7; Western, l5Ial6lc.
HONEY AND GRIrs-S5.00 per barrel.
SAuER KRAUT-per barrel, S9@Sl0; half
do, S5a$5 90.
SWEET Yellow Yams, 81 %;
white, 81; red, 81 per bushel
ONIoNS-Per barrel, 5000 TO $3.50.
Coal On Below are revised quotations
HOPE test In carload lots So 30 per case
100 can lots 50 as; so can lots 81 so; 25 do
50 55; 10 do So 50; 5 do So G5. In bbls,
% cents.
TIEs-Not quoted
BAGGING-ll to III.
CLOTHES PINs-Round Coo; spring 81 o.
per box.
MgAsUREs-1 bushel, iron bound, So so
per doz; two-hoop pals ~ OOaS2 10; three
hoop, So 30.
TuBs--Thrce nest, SO 4OaS2 80; eight nest,
SO 65; No. per dozen, SO 90; No. 2,
so; No. 8, 81 %.
N WAsuBoARps-Wood, 81 So; zinc, So %;
ew Era, 50 50a2 10.
WELL BucKErs-S5 25aS5 so per doz,
PowDER--$6 40 per key of % lbs; l24 do,
So 45; Ct do, 81 So; blasting kegs, 81 25.
SHoT-Drop, bag, So Is. Buck, 50 50.
MACKEREL-No. bbls., So; half-barrels,
So so; kits, II los Sl.10. No. bbls., $40;
CANDY.-Stick l3al5c per pound. Fancy,
lja2jc.
LYE.-Concentrated, SSsSi %.
RopE-SiboL. one-half inch hairs, l3c;
cotton, pc. fJg 7EWIllEN 9I
YINEGAR-Per gallon, 20a30c. y !. lJia y.
PorAToEs- -Peschbows, per barrel, 81 %;
Peerless, 81 IS; Early Rose, 81 60;
jackson White, S265.
Flour, Grain nrsl Hay.
CoRN.-Ear, upon arrival on track, 4Sc
helled47c; sacked do, 80; From store
ear 81; sheled, so; sacked, "a cents per
bushel.
Butter and Eggs.
Eoes-Wholesale, 12!c retail 10; per
dozen.
BUTTER Country 20 to 25c.; Western
and Kansas, 20 to 25c. sEi 3
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DALLAS GROCERY nARKEr,


BAoos-oIcnT SIDE, q TO Ocl breakfast
bacon lOo, per pound,
Day SALr-Cear sides N long "A,
HAM-PAIn sugar cured l0! canya'sed
DO lOl,
LARp--Tleroe, " in half barrels, tubs,
buckets and can, 10 2lo higher determined
BY the size Of tho package,
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Coal and wood.

CoAL.-We quote Indian Nation SO 80 per
ton delivered or free on board, Coke 80 cents
per barrel of one hundred pounds.
WooD.-Oak, per cord, 50 I5aSS; pine,
So %, delivered.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07

GERMAN MrLLEr-We quote at 81 so per
;.ushel; white, do, 81 25.
CoTToS--At the Oil Mill, 10 cents per
bushel.
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Flour - Imported Xxx. 80 1885, xxx,
80 b0 NNNN, Or family ~ 7bl Fancy,
"a per hundred Patent brands, ss 30
TO $40 per barrel, Quotations OF Dallas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
CURE YOURSELF!

D. Bohannnns 'svss,tsble Curative s warranted 10 per-
.ttenty cure all forms Of srernat,errhsa o. seminal
ftatu.ss, deucral debility, lmpeinr, rr rad TtsinTcs
sLe.t foWtr,' M: brings bsk The "icuihin ,igor' Of
hose who havc destroyed by sexual ttss or evil rfsc
Tcs. iom two seven wtcks TING. TLRrclncdy which
IS bteu used by nr bOhsnrpn in his private parre for
oyer thirty Years htr known 70 fi 10 curing even
ho WORST Llsfs. 1t gifts vitality and inra.ts eirrry
VIII uonttii effect 10 hJst niddc-r2cd mtn who fc'
Nettnuss beyond their Years. Il inygornig IRE seIties
are tet nj opce. Young iucn suffering ftg DC eoHse-
qrenccs ~ that drcsdiuQy obstructive habit ~ SELF Abvss
tal use this nediee Win the sssisieo VI sptcdy and
fhRNANEfI emr. The prihft gains tttngth and elias.
u,ty Of fis at once n. acts directly on Tic parts afett-
y AZ soothing aud healing ionr pnd nnody 10 the re-
hxtd eiaun Ncsiules aud ratsd tu.ts lmparng power
and tone them 10 their mnfh iiae he som,
ns N the baBeid habit bal nefcr bten irt iged in Ma
ingredients are simple productions Of nafunlfts roola
hers etc, aud ase specific Cor the above diseases
uypriee live Dulnrs, sort Nth blll difecons e,c IN
sJ address for sale ony u Dr. a. Bnhan,an Ollie
10 VI North fh strut, between Washington avenue and
'rtfn street 81. Louis.MD, rsfablsncfl IN isE-
STD Bs 1r.sli-s 90 Special bi~ssss,T which gives
clear delneAtpn % the hninr eafcs symptoms means II
thEE to any asdrcss iron rcsert ofope ramD,
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The Financial situation.

The week closes upon mn active renl estate
market. Surplus money in the hands of
private parties Is earnestly seeking invest
mcut in city dirt and houses, with neither
buyers or sellers doubling that in few years
hence the present prices will be one-hall, one
whole, twice mud thrice what they ARE now,
Elm street lots seem TO have the bulge on
the balance of tho town, but hardly any
quarter but has scnsibly felt the boom and
gone up in value more or less,
Money is easy. The banks hold q redun-
dancy Of currency and arc FREQ lenders upon
GOOD paper nj per cent. for thirty days,
Exchange ! premium. Gold ! premium.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION,
Advance IN Cotton ofAn Eighth Hides
Advancing Meats Easy ana slew
FI0ur Duii-C Corn steady
Trade Moderate,
DtLLAs, Saturday Afternoon, I
Auppu d. lao,

Business WIS dull Even small shop keep
ers had u small trade for Saturday, generally
tho best day Of tho week with them, In
both wholesale and retail establishments tho
bulk Of salas went to city customers. II u
presumed regular spring shopping will be-
gin next week, or, rather, greatly Increase,
that Is IL the present balmy weather con
tnues. A fow articles are already being
worn upon our streets and our ladies aro
"dylng" 10 throw of their heavy winter wool
ns aud appear In something more booon'
Ing,
Cotton took a biz boom this morning, nd
yancng fully IN New York and with favor
able news from Europe. The bulls have nj
last gotten II upon the upward turn again
and aro getting decidedly the best Of the
bears. In Dallas theRdyanco WIS freely paid
to MI offered, but holders refused TO lot much
80, with some lots priced vt above quota
lions below
The only change made IN corn was for
shelled on the track which Is now held ut
i1c, The stock IN the city y light, and or
dcs out small, The volume of trade In u Is
declining, NJ the surlhco Of Texas h being
rapidly DhnIotod with grass,
llny Il slow Wheat nominal, oats nom
inul. Flour duh, In butter there Is some
IN town, with lots held ut 20@26 cents, Egg
active md unchanged
Meats aro easier nj the packing centres,
but are unchanged ut Dallas There was
only moderate demand to-day.
In other country produce not enumerated
above there Is next TO none on the market,
and prices too irregular 10 quote accurately.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-03-07
Railway Notes.

The Fort Worth correspondent of the Gal
weston News says:
GAS the train entered this city the repor-
ter's attention was attracted by n number of
new cars OF tho Texas Imp rovement com.
pany, TO be used as boarding-cars by the
Construction force. The delivery of the en-
rinea and rolling stock will commence about
the first of April. One hundred and fifty
miles Of the preliminary survey Of the line
west Of Westherford has been completed
and fifty miles of tho line located, let and the
q grade contractors are already at work; fifty
81 miles more Of the line will be located the first
DO of next month. Contracts have been let
Onfsr the entire $50 miles, including the con-
whatruction of station and depot houses. The
esprdging between Fort Worth and Weather
ord Is about completed, and ties and iron are
Mehing pushed forward to this point rs rapidly
III. 1.-the lriic oftle road will permit. Track
tere,ing will begin on the Goth of April, when
yaleifiicient amount of timber and iron will
du'terse been accumulated TO keep the force un-
bound ruptcdly Mt work. The tompany's tele-
nOwgOil lines between this place and Weather
BY ais being constructed by Mr.. Max Eser,
have art WORTH"
Judge another paragraph the same writer
th. the following bit of informationto DIAL
POmolc"Ah enthusiastic citizen Of Fort Worth
the elecmed your reporter that, while it was
other inthat tho friends of the Texas Il Pacific,
have hs he Missouri, Kansas and Texas compa-
-Ihiad scooped in the bonds of the Dallas
degrees ficbita railroad, it was the intention of
the8Nrexas Il Pacific railway to extend its
sndtbe sentimental branch to Fort Worth, as
A. ICED by the charter Of the road The
dealer 1T of the scoop was two-fold, he contin-
yesterl first, 10 brush AWAY tap line between
aAernOtls and Denton, and secondly, to secure
and ON wenty miles Of iron on the Dallas ~
dsnger,lita, which WINS bargain of itself at the
paid a ydiscount at which the bonds had been
The cted. The suit instituted in the United
them MS District court for foreclosure would
man. II out the creditors and the bondholders
Massey the iron DO taken up and laid between
uumetsn and Fort Worth. Whether the wish
bers. father to the thought or not your reporter
of,he prepared to affirm or deny, this branch
-Oe ScJtt.Gould combination being as yet
ing ,closed.''
more was stated in our paper yes
60 Say that commltte was ia
held oiciting and for II road from the
ito Whitesboro and a junction with the
X, & I, atthst point,