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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05

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Most of the persons affected by this
preliminary revelation fastened to DENY
their guilt. The denials of SCHUYLER
, Colfax and James A. CART eld were alike
explicit and impressive. Colfax went
from his desk in the Senate Chamber be-
fore q committee of the House of Repre-
sentatives, and, having sworn, in the
name of God, to tell the truth, the whole
truth and nothing but the truth, made
this statement: 81 state, explicitly, that
no one ever gave or. offered to give me
any shares of stock in the Credit Mo-
bilier or the Union Pacific Railroad
I have never received nor had rendered
to me any dividends In cash, stock or
bonds, accruing upon. any stock in either
of said organizations 1 never received
a dollar in bonds, stocks or dividends.
In the Senate Chamber again Colfax
shed tears while protesting his innocence.
and appealed to the Eternal Tribunal
of Justice to establish the truth of his
words. ;- --i....4f ss.-a.f ~.
Gen. James A. Garfield also swore in
the name of God to tell the truth, the
whole truth and nothing but the truth,
and having taken that solemn oath he
said: "Mr. Ames never gave nor offered
to give me any stock or other valuable
thing as a. gift. I once asked and, OBJ
tanned from him, and afterward repaid
to him, loan of $500; that amount is
the only valuable thing I ever received
from or delived to him. I never owned,
received or agreed to receive any stock
of the Credit Mobilier or of the Union
Pacific Railroad, nor any dividends or
profits arising from either of them.
! so Were any dividends ever ten
dered to you on the stock of the Credit
Mobilier upon the supposition that you
were to be a subscriber A. No, sir. ID
20. The loan you have repaid, if I
understood you correctly? A Yes, sir. !"
Both Colfax's and Garfield g sworn de-
nails we're made under the pressure of
the emergency, and before it was known
| or supposed that Oakes Ames would ever
| be q witness to the truth. Circumstances
which is not now necessary to recall
brought Oakes Ames to the stand, with
his memorandum book. &sa 'f.l
| .ietG* = e* ii *5suH Ia
| Gen, Garfeld's account in the same
memorandum book was as follows: Gar
fed, ten shares Credit Mobilier, 81, 900;
seven months and ten days interest,
$43. 36-$1, ,O43. .36; so per cent. bond diyi-
dend at 81, $776- -$267. SO; interest, June
30, 1884; balance, $271. The shares
Credit Mobilier stock, ten shares Union
Pacific stock"
| And in another place a. general state
ment: i@Io;se.a shal 1855 94i
| J. A. G. Dr. r.
aff 1S68-To ten shares Credit 7 I
Mobelia of ofA........G..S1,O0 ,O0O, 90
L Interest. ............,.... AZ 90
June 49, To cash. h................. ;. S29 90
/ Total. "a. 81, ,s76 %
Tat 49, Or.
/ ~ 1s6s-By dividend bonds, j
l. Union Pacific Railroad, Ff,.-
go 81, 900 at 80 per cent,
less 8 per cent. 80 776 on
June III By dividend collected for -a.g
/ your account. .......... 600 on
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05

For some reason or other M. Theirs
would not have an almanac in his study,
and was often unable to date letter be-
cause he could not remember the day of
the month. Upon one occasion Gov
ernment clerk, to whom he had prom
ised letter of recommendation, came
by appointment for it, and M. Theirs,
sitting down to write it, asked him the
day of the month. For moment the
young man could not remember it, and
M. Theirs exclaimed: "You are not like
ly to make good administrator if you
cannot remember the day of the month p
He wrote the letter, however, saying, as
he gave it to the young man: "Always
carry a pocket almanac, my young
friend"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05

Iotal. 81, ,S76 OU
James A. Garfield's case was even
worse. To the evidence of his corruption
and perjury was added evidence of an at.
tempt on his part to suborn perjury.
His cash dividend, paid to him June 10,
1869, by Oakes Ames, amounted to 1929.
After the investigation had begun he
went to Ames and besought him to let
this payment "go as loan," and when
Ames had refused to periure himself to
save him, he made figures to show that
Ames still owed him So, 400 of the bribe
money! -
Oakes Ames testified as follows:
20. You may state whether, in con-
versation with you, Mr.. Garfield claims,
as he claimed before us, that the only
, transaction between you was borrowing
$500. "A. No, sir; he did not claim that
so. State how he does claim it with
you; what was said? State all that oc-
CURED in conversation between you. A.
I can not remember half of It; I have
had two or. three interviews with Mr..
Garfield; he wants to put it on the basis
of loan. -
80. What did you say to him in refer
ence to that state of the case? A. I
stated to him that he never asked me to
lend him any money; that I never knew
he wanted to borrow any. I did not
know he was short; I made statement
to him showing the transaction and what
there was due ON it; that deducting the
bond dividend and the cash dividend
there was 1929 due him, for which I had
given him check; that he had never
asked me to loan him any money, and
never loaned him any.
go. After you made that statement
what did he state in reply? A. He
wanted it to go as loan ~ i4
go. Did he claim that it was in fact a
loan? A No, sir; do not think he did;
no, he did not.
80. State all you know in reference to
it. A. 1 told him he knew very well it
was dividend; made out a statement
and showed it to him at the time; in one
conversation he admitted it, and said, as
can remember, there was So, 400 due on
stock and bonds; he made little mem
orandum of s., 900 and 81 400, and, as
can remember, there was 81 900 of Union
Pacific stock, 81 900 of Credit Mobilier
stock, and $400 of stock or bonds, dc
not recollect what.
90. Have you the memorandum that
Mr.. Garfield made? A. Ihave the figures
that he made"
Paper in Mr.. Garfeld's handwriting
was shown to the committee, containing
figures as follows:
- "$1,OOO
.a" /, 400 -,-r, jig
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05
Watered Milk.

If people care anything about know
ing whether milk is watered all thew
have to do is to dip q well-polished knit
ting-needle into deep vessel of milk,
and withdraw it Immediately in an up
right position. If the milk is pure some
of it will hang to the needle, but, if wa
ter has been added, even in small pro-
portions, the fluid will not adhere.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05

IT was the first experience couple
of Vermont men had enjoyed with q
hammock, and the fellow who tried to
step into it and then lie down went over
head first and got his nose rooted into
the ground and scooped lot Of dirt into
his mouth. On getting up he said to his
friend: Don't try it that wayl" And
the friend Indignantly replied: 'You
bet I won'tl Do you take me for .
durned fool"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05
GENERAL REUNION
or Ohio Veterans, to Be Eeld at Colum.
bus, o., August 10, IL, and 12.

An Excellent ProEramn-e for the Occasfoa
"A Few of he Proniineut spealzers Who
Will Re Presenf-fIre Works, Safotss,
music. Parndes, Ese -I'heap TrunsPog ~
tion Rafe.-cheap BosrdinE Ard Of1.sr
ArranEements, all .0mplrfed, and IN
UausualIy Good Time Anticipated
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05

THE University of Chicago has recent
ly conferred the degree of Doctor Of
Music upon Prof. q. r. Palmer.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05

business cards Of i've lines or less s. per annum.
Local notices 10 cents per line each insertion.
Simple announcements Of marriages aud deaths,
sad church snd benevolent society noIices inserted
ree. Any additions to obituary notices viii Be
charged five cents per line.
Fxvors must be haneed In as early as Tuesday
moruing to insure insertion the slme week.
Commuuiczii ans upon Sob3ects OF general or local
iut ra<f s-e soiieited>
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-08-05
FARE FOR ROUND TRIP.

The rates from intermedlate points, or
other than those above given, viii be at
proportionate figure. a9I
Sleeping accommoda dations will be fur
nished all comrades who desire at fhe
camp grounds, In good comfortable tents,
for three nighss of the reunion, JreeEof
charge. Good, wholesome, straw viii be
placed in the tents, and a blanket Grover
coat viii make a bed equal to any a sol
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

countess bY grandee Of Spain, apd " !.
known M iha. "nenklape Of lhe VIRlh ol
ADehfF tho second belonged " lle OK
auaen ~ Naples, nnd tho lAld was lhe ~
NOUS neplilHre Belonging ~ Empress wv
genia, aud hy her lately ipli 10 q London
lewoler lbr slOO,O00,
The gross expenditure for hye yeWs q llo
Gladstone government VIA flDbOOOpDl lel
ya years ~ tho present. P0ycHment u 4
Cl0l COCOON, Tho Gladstone 90 eminent
had nel surplu,ns Ia thn lye yeArs amount
| ing In tho aggregate " ClGNiOOOl hl'W'
| inR Coz tho snrplusGs Of thn present govern
ment, IN the lgr years lhey have d MOI DO
lloIt of nnnlly cjO0,0O0 which u mot ikeli
Ia BIZ inGr0nsed llIs years end, IN i've wears
tbs Gladstone government reirlied liAnllnh
10 lhe amount Ol GlgihlGO > wlllH lhe
pngul government hp reulllaa " Wy ~.
$4,000.
Pnco BIsmpr., hOi luFi pmWtel 70 NE
Imperial parliament avery Instructive paper
on emigration fom uermmy during iho
year 1919. II appears lhNl nn logcr lhhn
8aA2I uhlfch oi Tho empire nearly two
thirds being mhlm tOli slHp lnsI ynnf for
foreign ports al Bremen, Hamburg slollIn
IOrAntWerp, by iHr lho grnipr number Rnlne
tn the Usltad NupD Wul liullfh North
America, This 0mignlion tulnl ID lhn lnrswl
slueh lN7l, whnn lh0 liulW WINS lb,ll2l 1879
and lh7a, immediately ator mowpb showing
tho very formidable rHut of 10000 mud
lO3GaS respectively These nguWs, IL
must DO remembered, only gungd lhu IIlw
Of German Emigration through u few loud
Ing channels, and hy no mwns represent
tho entire loss In subjects annually suffering
by tho empire,
Atn recent banquet hell IN Lolvllo, Gen,
llonrco, tho late manager Of tho ldllla l'llli'
hurg mine, ln rsuuudWg ~ hutoa.h "Ih0
Future OF LoalyIlo' mld "Thcro ~ one
mol however, tdNl wu should Iomrmbcr md
ilmt L TINT thor, 10 mo- mine In tho history Of
tho world TINT hns over reproduced the amount
Of ORC yielded by the Little flll'burg during
the npllud of Oithtnru mouths, with the csc
coptlon of tho Comstock, In Nevada There
h M doubt lhul Wtrr iuNng from the mine
such Immense Qunutlliraul Orc IL d tired n,d
needs ioati but that the muNH exhausted "
a lUlrinrut TINT ~ absolutely ihIae, The
yahoo who stated TINT he went through the
mine, and tulcgmphcd 10 New York that its
10 purup, wprpull taken ont, slNIos II lle lie
mover was through thcmluc, or any part Of II,
And MY here Tonight, In considering Lpad-
pllo's future that you or ! viii not live long
nuugh to poo tho Litllo PitHbuig or any Of
.ho great mines o! camp exhausted
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

81 hcmlock, No. /, 81 do, No. ,, 50; good dam
aged, aSc. per pound,
uprEn-Frcnch calf, 1925 to 80; do. kipSl 10
"a sl3l per pound; American calf, 800 @lSl ,35j
do. Nip, 6jc.608l.
IIAnNlss LeArnEu-Oak No. |, iO@u; do,
No, ., 3sGt39; hemlOck, No, |, 3SG,a; do, No,
., a60o31; skrting, No. l. 40; oak, No |. rs;
No, y lie porpound
CoLLARs-Dnck, No. | per dozen, 81 .i0i split
and kim per dozen, $ln@Sili fell kip, $3.50
LuAiSs So. feet, 1305,c. per pair,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

Oncolion, Al Nll, Ia Sew York 81 o. to Boa-
ton, ~ l6j hy rail aud WNiprtp NIw York, 81 ihj
Buslun, u 90 10 Sew OrlrOnH, per Central mil-
road aud Morgan steamers, 4 80 per Texas s
Pacific ans Rod river Htulnhunta, 81 20,
ON produce from II Louis a. Dallas, sl2l pcr
cars hnnpUs tiiy $40 per ear,
Following nrCth rates nomull points In Ran
sus south Of kNnsnN Clly,
20 DALLAS Corn and outs per cwt, 81 -eci po-
NlnrS per CWt ,Olc,
10 llulchlns Corn aud oats, l8c, -four, Doc
10 Ferris Corn and oats, iici flour, 6ic,
10 Palmer Flour, isci corn aud outs, lGc,
10 Emis- Flour, Glci corn aud oats, lie.
10 Rice Flour, 6lci corn ana OATS lGc
tnrs cana, McNlN, Grurshocch, kusec, Waco
Marlin, iirumoud, llouruo and Bryan flour,Gic
cord aud oats, SOC.
10 Calvert Flour G2ci corn and oats, 5lc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
MONEY AND TRADE,
~ ff'---sE
YesTEsDhr's ShRHET SITUATION
New YoTh spei 0oiion Wenh' W''"
Putures steady LigerP""i IHs'e'-
oers pvn ppd DeinoFnHNsNT
PIsur sewer Heats Ir'"r
Eaay ssd natter on Notes
AID Quotations

"N''N'' Alrll ", lnsp
Either Han JaoIutos Anniversary or SOM
o,hor patriotic influence worked for "a a dul
market to-day, ltismop than half beley
cd that a lack Of customers had more TO de
with Il than tho fights NJ our lighting 00cos
tor, with "loul inyadoh," but 40 dull rs I
WA, wo expect more goods wore
sold ~ Dallas than 10 oil
Tsm on Tho 9lst q AprI, 1885, rs II b
certain tha. lhoro linlw more wealth nnd
oeoplo N thls city agl county chan 10 lhr
whole SAteat that time, Had such progIca.
boon made In any Other county lhnu Amer
Iea Il would haye boon wonderful hut occur
RING hero II 10 regarded ~ nothing moro Than
circus rider mehing bio one handrdlI Mp
over tho olophaus, but a' grcNl 40 u The
contrast nov With forlyDwy rgr ago' what
will Il bo forty four yoaa heooe' Az Iho
proprotn made M the It,. ton years h rgull
10 that Of tho thirty yours preceding lep'
tho mathematician cnn toll what
may b0 loHaaln lp2L, ,,t
Hpot cotton 0punrl y flhdo ohl'r IN NV
erpool, with Good Ordinary quoted n. 0lIi
Low MlldlinG u l'lOi Mldlllng,. lnIoi
and MiddIIng Ou0npi NJ "a, WIN Arrivals
Btoady. Now York oprnol wohlo !oloHgl W.
regular and mvoring buyer WIN MldaIlnE'
l9o' futuror atoady- Now Orleans quiet
with MIddng selling nj We, GALVESTON
quiet, Middllng II
Ia Dallas Tho market was wholly nominal
We heard OF no halos aud repeat yesterday
rates NJ memorandum,
We continue yosioidAyh corn quohHonS
~ tho majority of transactions wero iodoy
made " them Dut lho matkoI Ii
still dopwseOd aud hyoTlhs ,bul'ls'
dcalorS anxious and moro lllan wllllhB, To
mako concessions upon round loN, uhi-
cago, ST. Louis md knnsas mlnfhom nave
made downward tumble hnnsos pllN
agonts were IN town this morning Offering TO
lay down bulk corn hero at OF cents, Is
worth 3O@9lc ut points along Tho railway IN
Kansas State, and Freight dIuyngr hhd
shrinlSago would run thhlgurr To on ~ de-
pot NJ Dallas, Tho demand horo hm la'oy
fallen of ono half farmers supporting ilelr
stock upon half gms, snd half groin' II Is
impossible for il to improve until tho coun-
Try demand ccases entirely
Flour quotations Wercvvcd and Tho better
GRADES placed l6C lower
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
ghtrJy KrarS' Exportance as n n OG


Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre-
scripton of one of the hest Female Physi-
cians and Nurses in the United States, and
has been used for thirty years with never fail
ny safety and success by millions of mothers
and children, from the feeble infant of one
week cid to the adult, 1t corrects acidity OF
the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels. and gives rest, health and com
fort to mother and child. We believe it is
the best and surest remedy in the world, in
alp cases of Dysentery and DiarrhUa in Chill
drcn, whether it arises from teething or any
other cause. Full direction for using viii
accompany each bottle. More genuine un.
ess n fac-simile of Curtis & Perkins is on the
outside wrapper.
Sold by Ill Medicine Dealers. 25 cents a
bottle. 3d&wlw
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
MlsreIInneous Orooer.' sloeh,

PmArors-Guoi eallVg lrlsh, Sound slockr
~ N0fNfai iD', urT h fimt
nWHH Arrtfs o. pNsO Opur bHrrh'
nNAknrh hnnp
lHARNrnHiEa-h none,
ltirL -Mhllrsnlr ~ toe,
hAlT-ln barrel, slb ~ NJ, Liverpool In
sacks, 40 iinn, ihl ~ no,
lmrWgs-ao,la, NA, 90 90 GiI XIV TO-
to7jiI XXXX' iioI,i Trade snl, ~ U si.i
CREAM, W. w. lOi Ginger HuApbi ~, a. 40
soar owe hsr. lrrpullhli lilnr inllh, ~
iutls nHiinri, brtA ~ 1iiHi, 4. u. NhilrhHu
q cor Dallas SOAP works Pale ulNri bci
Cambria, w. per pullnd
HfAss iWiisb per runnd,
lAhpitH nlhr W ~ ilC. .
tnlrsFH Hest hrHndh OF Now YORK iunry, W
"a lW western liW De-
ilnlIsY AN Gmrs -ei GO prr barrel
hArtH kUNrr l'er barrel, vl@tlOi hall dos
nWrJ porror, yellow Vans I 95i white,
ONIONS Per barrel, none here,
tuAL ulL- below Nrr revised quotations lNn
4 lnt, lp car l9nha 900 pen, cnsul lnl cpse
luis;. iiri hlclN lotto, n 100 W du st,aii lUdO,
"a Nli 90, ti 80, in barrels, aic,
luH Not quoted.
lAbhlhG-ls'l 90 li'f
tloruts PISS Round, ticI aprIng II ,ODrm
huN,
AlrAswf a, busnrI iron bound, H.5i rtr
d"LOni iW"-hunp pnlla, 5000 lOi thrp-huup,
tt.II,
Irus Thru uof, f!.mNsl'Ol clpht nest
ni,i.l Nn, /, per dozen, sr.'li Ao,s, so,iOl No,
g, tist.
W,lmoAuo, Wood ;l'5I zine, :lq'j New
llrA, r!.aOUt 90.
Wa nrcm.r- fi2ia9i,6o per dolou
fuWpm tilnpor Lrg a - pUundsi lgii do,
ti ~ U', do, "a Ni hlu1lug kpW, a 20,
Nuut-pwp, bag, ss,3ONJ- lOl hlcg, Gib
mtiU,
hAobmwl 80, barrels, sl9j hnlrbnnrls,
ti''l kits, T. puunda, 100 M. = barrels, $40
tiNm -Nllr|p litlac, % ppuud Fancy, 10
~ Poe,
concentrated, gl@gl21
l'orG--sisnl, Fh bnHH, laci cotton,
age
NiWoN.-pcr GALLON, 2o@mc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

TTWNNI IIUITIuN IOININi IN,
Wrh1ye known" swim ~ syphilitic specific"
tested lU hundlrdH NJ uhstli hte rAhH ul hybhl.
W. luofrugltl rnrumntisu, hcfoluln, ote, aud
testify th#t n made the most perfect and peI.
munrnt cures iu every cnfe,
CAM imgh I. Ueunard, u Klllen. Judge
county court; = l. Nuirrn Of llm pi j " La
lhOp o., savannah, 90 Ed JLckm n,
drli il' nun o. Gfu Eli Wuuoni nrJ Gll.
hnIt, dWglIsti i " Mann, county trrahprer;
WA u T. GO ,RhrrN,
iam personally acquainted with the prnprie-
Hr, Uuu ulHn Win mNuy Of the gen lomgn
WhuHp 'FuRlWrs ppuclr o. thc foregoing Ger.
tincUe, riley Nlo men oi hlgl character aud
sUHuIug 4 II COlUlllT
& vernon OF Hp. Tgia,
prru0rod ou'y hy the swift sp,cl1c Co., AZ.
IWI1, .u rUd by drO ~ Alhlus, Conner 4
u % trr aud W a Patterson mn 90
Cull uu your Druggists iur copy of Young
MW'a tupud.''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
COUGHING In Church.

No place in the world equals London for
the constant barking kept up in the churches
1t Is Ikea perpetual fusil,de of small arms
Why don't they take Halls Balssm and get
rid Of their cough 1t is the most wonder
ful remedy; the proprietors warrant it in
every instance. Let all coughers give i. y
trial.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
Wines and LiauOrs.

ALCOHOLICS. 35 to 81 40 per gallon,
WmsKY-Swect mash, 81 2j@l,5O; sour
mash, Sl,dN@S5, accoming@age,
WINES Clarct, In case, SS,liMSi; Catawba,
per gallon, nj ,l0mS9 Port, per gallon, 81 20 a
81; sherry, per gallon, 81 eO@Sj; Madeira, per
gallon, Sl,BO@S5j White wine, in cases, 81 ~
as
UlAMpAGNE- Cooks, In baskets, $lS@S20;
llcidsieck, IN basket, S2S krug, In basket 81
Domestic champagne, SlO0lG.
ALE-Stock ale, per dozen, 81 ,l5@S2 so; Por-
ter, per dOZcu, S2dS2 80.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
Live Mock.

CArTLE-Cornfcd - @3c grass do yearings
S5@SS; steers from 3 TO years old, Slh@S3O;
barn cows, Sl5GSlS
lloRsES-- Mustang ponies, SIS "a S2j; farm
stock, itO@GIl; buggy horses, SGO@S0O; sad
die, $50 to SIPS
MurEs-From fifteen to sixteen hands high,
SIA to rliu
iloGs-On foot, 3, 3i.aic. for inferior to prime
porhers.
MvrroN sHErp-lhcy are quotNble at s3@siO
per head.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
Canned Goods.

----PEAcups-3 pounds, 81 .s5@S2. 90; pounds;
SS250es300.
ToMAroEs--2 pounds, Sl.45@Sl Go; pounds,
81 0O@S2 90.
BLACKpEWRIES 81 ,65@Sl7j.
CoRN-Si 5OdS2 rs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

lhpE.-Dry Nut lspouuds aud upWuuda, II go
dry Hips, free " wlgihs, llc.i gruhb Hips, luc,
wet suited, lmili C,i green butcher hides, Gtsc,
nll damaged, wet ar dN, hnlr prices do
ID" l4,' @ tnRo sN' " '@ a'I s @IlS 'a Sdl,c
wull, cnyoio hOMi5c, lualol, 6Uc0bl wildcat,
lOH2 ct brNr, 5Oc,we3i Ottur 5Oo,mSai
beaver, lnC ,husl,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
C0neos mud Tons.

CoFFEE-lio, common, 1874 5A ordinary,
la4mlGA' fair, 7AmlsAi good, lS},@lSh
prime, SA@lsla; choice, 10000; Laguayra,
il@lN; Java, 9S0N3Oc
TEAs Imperial, from i5a65c per pound
Young Tyson, 3s@i2; oolong, 5J@GOci Japan,
UlusU 2O@2jc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22

What has given the town of Durham lis
national celebrity as the great smoking tobac-
co centre of the world? 1t Il due alone to
w. T. Blackwell Il Co., the originators ofthe
old original and only genuine fragrant Dur
ham Bull Smoking tobacco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-22
Meats ana Lard.

HAG0R-Clear sides hAoi breakfast bacon
100. per pound
llln hALT-i lear sidnHl hei long ~
iIAns Plain sugnr cured, l0sfi ranyassed
DO lU4i MhlitHkfTH fhuNAsinli li4
LAHp -iirlre, al,i hall barrett W pals, b n
~ pounds, luAi D punnha, 40.
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Mnrnn Mnnd.NYnrll.

select, ~, NN, s!,1A,
sAwrp rEllors--lh, 10 2a, 81 per set,
NuGuN WHEELS -Saucn's putcnt, \, II, &, n
and 4 yrndrs, 8S.jU 10 II per set,
AN.s pur buN, one DOZEN sU.
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BMCK--At t4V kilns ~ to $40,
STONE At the Dallas quuulcs Sc per cubic
r0ut. Laid IN wall lie,
LuMuRH Native rough pine fl9 per thousand,
Dressed flooring S90NSs Native weather.
boarding. 81, Michigan white do. e.! 90.
lATus SiQGSi -,
SlfNGLEs--Sl@Sl 30.
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Poultry and Game.

PRuUR CmCKENs-We quote at, zoe. apiece.
IARks Per dozen, SOC
RABBITS Per dozen, common, Coo: mule
egrpd, Il 20.
SQUIRRELS Per dozen, 60c
RoBBNs--Per dozen, soc;
NENisoN- Deer, ,Sorsi apiece.
CutCKENs-Ne quote 81 80 Tor spring and S.
for grown.
TuKRYs--7jc, a 81 - apiece
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Tobacco Market.

PLuG-NNyy,3S to Dot plug, II inch, 80 to II;
Mist, 81 to 90.
ClGAWs Domestic, s2O@s5Oj Havana, 500 t
i!0O per thousand.
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Flour barrels 2'c; sugar barrels soc, halt
barrels, do. 4OC cypress molRsses do. 81 so;
half do. 81 Is; Mollsses kegs zoe.
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GERMAN MILLsr-we quote atsl 25 per bushcl
white do, o.
Cottou-At the OH Mil, lOc, per bushcl.
ONION sETS - ~.
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EsCssaPTssDNa RNME

For the speedy cur' Of sPnmGtcnhwa, sexual
debility aud iuputepcy, most 0rWggisls nave
the medicines. We wish to sop this curse oil
our civilization. Address, st. Louie Curative
Institute, -. Charles St, between nth and in,
st. Louis, No.
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Illustrated Marriage Guide, 2GO pages, cloth
and gilt binding, 90 cents; same IL paper
covers, % cts. Manhood, 10 cents; Woman.
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents.-seccrely
sealed, by mail. Send money or postage
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the great specialize,
M St Charles Street, Sc. Louis, Mo.
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MEDICAL.
DIR. AAEXANDFP
80, sa North ilh IT,, sl Louis, No
Established IsIO,l

nHAlsAM OF llFllBsn Il guaranteed 10
curn 'pauuHlnrhrl " 'rnlhRl Nenkupss M all
yuuhWl NFuf Price 100 nrut iO any ad-
irpss, circular on "pyyale Matter" sent
Free Addreas ~. &, ALENANnEli, No ~
Nnrll ill street. 49, Louis Mo, Established
a. ears,
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nnlIns wool Market.


Free of hurrs, Gne 33i medium, 3Si bury, 20
to - per pound