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Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
County Recorders Office
MINING LOCATIONS.

A4NA-fu AONAAAO-N1s
 " R Logan, Mammoth mine, Sisrrit, mountains.
 Same, Advance mine, Sierrits noun tains.
 Fred J Hughes and Sidney R DLong. ! Arizona, Helvetia. Fred C Hughes one-third interest and ! Bartolo BarcelO one-fourth interest Littls ! Sophia, Helvetis.
 Fred G Hughes, Pima Copper miDs. Helvetia. IF Fries, \ E Sager and A A House. Stella NJ Pima
 A A Rouse, Keystone No l. Mertis s, Keystone NO2 2. J E Leake, c Harrington and A A House, Frazier River Mining Claim, southeast corner Sierrita mountains, and amending prior location called Frazier Pine mine.
 Leake and A 4 House. Justice mine, Pima, to correct location called Gus tice mine
 VII Reed. May, Franita.
 Geo | Teague, W \ McDerulOtt and James Strype, Boss, Papago.
 E \ Fish and W B Scott MayHower Si,.er Beil
 " Skinner. R Frazer. G Fields, " Morgan and J C Handy. Silver Crown. Papago.
 j V Vickers, Eli Dickenson and John W Childs, Hope, Greaterville. Same, Anglo Saxon, GrsateTvills. Wm Burus, Colorado, Arivaca, Geo W Brown, Rincon, Rincon PAsa Same, Rincon Mill Site, Rincon Pass. PietrO Sell3, Eduardo Fsiscalins, Angelo Festo, New ! ork, Red Rock.
 DEEDS FOR MINES. Henry F 0 Spratt to lone Brecken- ridge, San Diego mine, Meyers district SjJO.
 same to same, oue-fourth Little Doctor. Meyers district, S25O.
 Frank 0 Brien to John Nicholson, one fourth Carpenter and Chisholm. Silver It'll. $50
 Isidore Donnet to Baptists pomina ct al. S1lida mine, Red Rock district; $500 Nm Warford to A c Buttner, one third interest in Bangor mine, Pima dis trict, 0ns-half interest in Mammoth mine. Tucson mountains, One-hSlf Eastern mine, Cababi district; SleO.
 D NJ Eiordan to J r Culver, one-third Big Carbonate claim. Silver Bell district, 5000
 Peter Mathews to E A Yerkes and Jas Carroll, oue-third Bentley mine No2, one half interest Iron Quartz and Black Top mines NierIita mountains; SlOO.
 POWERS OF ATTORNEY. X B Cacy and Frank Bsack to Joseph knOtts. Council Bluffs, Iowa, to sell EK. pert, HerculaH.um, Pompeii, Hector. Con stitutI1n aud Alerrimac mines. Tyndsl district
 ATTACHMENTS. Henry Horton vs F Knox and Wa NcNei!y, Abbie Waterman, Lsncers and other mines in Silver Hill district, S7l37?. Leo Goldschmidt vs same, same proper ty, SIG49O
 J B W Gardiner vs Stephen O'Coanor auj W For5usA, Empire Inics. S59oe-
 APPOINTMENTS. Join R Farrell as agsnt of Orion Slvss Minn Company.
 x A Bean as agent oi Central Pacific Railroad Company.
 W l. Mart.r, Dsputy County RseordsE.
 BONDS. | J rusSa. Justice of the Pesoe, pre- cir5t No 45. bond 5000. Joseph Goid- Ire -E4 N~l.ian.- <acxsI--3Ef- -salcsEasa--4
 MORTGAGES. Reyes PaIon'ua snd wifs to B F Sam. aniego part of lot 3, blccs, 219, Tucson. SlOJ.
 DEEDS. C T Duunivlu to Thomas Wilson. ols- fourth Leoud-r mine. SlO0. Jusaph Golitree to Lilly GOldtree, part of lot block IFS, Tucson, SlO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
THE MAIDEy'S CHOICE.
IA wee Sang, in tue Scottish Dialect
 KT WI. GIL MILLS, IL. D.

Ah, me- what can l dae, uoos I'm In a mournfn' plight; dy 0osom's fu' O wac, noo. Frae mornIn' until uicht I'm a in sic furry.
 My heart beats like to brEk; There's twa woes me 10 marry. lscarce Gnaw " hich to Iak. There's Johnny sais In bonnie, And hatters me ava; Ny een's mair bright than ouy That eser be yet saw. He aye tawks O his gear,
 An he will dress me braw. But for guid sense, fear. He does na spear ava. There s Willie says he lo'es me, i seem 10 him ie dear; An mair lhan fife he views me, An iika words sincere. Nae 1a terin' tale he tells me. Hawks no 0 Sowden store; His noble min compels Lle TO feel his luy is pure. Noo, Johnnie he is handsome, An praises me up fine: An Willie he Is winsome, An has noble mlu'; But aa,tery's aye seuuner, An gOSd's uO genuine part; Sac, mn an lHy's the winner, A Ni.lis has my heart. TCCsoN, May, 1881.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
ElPasO Items.
Fl Paso is reported v,ry dull.

El Faso Is rSpOFteu ''Is OU'i'
 A few day. ago ID American yiS- ilur on the AexICan lds WAS hritsied and put In jtil i"I making joke on the peculiar cuL Of an od1crT's cOat.
 l. is sud that all classes are haunt ed by ,he nIghlm Tc IbH \ nsilc4n railruads, Amerlcar CapilaI, AInr'I' ,uu rd,us aad America" Gnttri'Tlse will capture Ihe c"uItiy.
 We hear that ihe Chinsm"n at work on lbe Suuthrrn FdrIlc hill- r,u,d nt thr tnd of the r 'Ck are Il a -Irikr, same like e Meiicau man. Cause unknown tn %UJO souls wl'h but t single thought.
 In Mexican Fl Paso great distrust of Americans Is shown, and Mexican regular troops are being massed n large numbers. Visitors are suspect ed of being American spies, having sinister designs on our sister republic
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TOMBSTONE is likely to have still another daily newspaper. Four daily papers are hardly enough for our neighbor among the mines. News papers are such remuncrative invest ments that svery enterprising individ. usl should own one.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

CoSKLINe is 6 very naughty little boy. Because be cannot get all the biggest and best marbles. he :s going 10 tell all the mean things he can think of about the bigger boys who got away with them.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE Republican members Of the New York Legislature go into caucus to-day on the senatorial question, with chances iu favor of Conkling and Plutt. Their final action, however, IS still as uncertain as the verdIc, of B petit jury.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

THE old paper dealers are tickled immensely over the revised Bible. Visions of ash barrels ornamented with old Bibles, and dust heaps garnished with discarded New Testaments has almost created a panic in the paper market
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TIE troubles n Ireland have broken out afresn on 8 rather formidable scale. The agitation is lisbie to be- come contagious, aud unless promptly checked may involve that unfortunate Isle iu a bloody war.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

IN two days afler ihe English edi' ton of the ', virtd New Testament was given |" inc ! utlic, an American edition Was publi,LeI iu New York. Ral her quick woik.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

The Cachise County Supervisors are allowed S5 per day, but the total pay not 10 be over sS5G per snuum. Mile age % cents in going so snd returning from the esuniy sssi'
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

OxALIC ACID is r,commtnded 10 restore Iarnishrd brass. How T01iu it du for Co.kling 10 rub his cheeks il with.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

OWING to competition, Ice i' re- tailed in Los Angeles sl ons cent per pound,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

Thomas ]. Morgan, of Verde, was buried last week by the MSsons ot Prescott, and business was generally suspended during the obsequiss,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

TIE city of San Dieg" is to bs lighted with gas after June 5.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

The Verde base ball cPills beaten the Prescott club. M aII to 27.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
BENJAMIS MORGAN,
H n. IIGMTHIZEE.
GEO. T. BEALL,
MIIIIANI usHnKN

TTuRNEY si law, Notary Pu0l.r and Goa ,55sLCer. SpsCIE- EssistzucS q lsSl lt :.---. y1ieutz iUE Aluiug alu rresHl pIlOL s--. a..l -l,O IIlle tO lEuo uAGsr lEs OsseE' .. liLa .,zr cui.Ure laws. nInCS uS.tG 5sus Ol -.- sss -I-ssJ. lucsOu A lzOLE.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

Price III be 'riceS
 until ly for ,O.,
 Q, IIIs
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29
Coming Home.

WAsHINGTOs, May g. - Senator Farley ielI Washington thIs morning LOT CaiilCrOiu, vla the ,ouihern Oute
 and iuiend5 tp go through without slUPpage, except for a day g- Santa Fe,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

any unae laiIls Land i iIa fzi0Iir 1Cr
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-05-29

u for ir feel z sil
 and ed ll Pima Id by fle in lo. ls g. be lows, "a the ich is and 1 deg ,d "I lain
 along M C hence meut f The same haiHs .~ be 5 deg ls.ss \ No nee . claim e NE orner outh, idian, laius. . con auon Re na, in a 6.lJ, rds of Y any urface laims Land zcna, oi, or sion= <,
 stcr.
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The state OF Trade.

The cotton dispatches to-day were not of
very encouraging character. They
win be found under the telegraph
head. In Dallas the market was the same a,
yesterday in quotations, though the low
grades were hardar to cell, Miadlngs found A
free za,kst I'm spite olthe tenor Of the morning
ncws. We therefore continue the quotations
without alteration. Receipts were light com.
pared With "Wednesday and Thursday,
Meats are llsm at the advance, with stocks
moderate In bacon and dry salts, which ara
held at s@sAc and o09ko, Hams are slow a,
lo6l2hc for sugar-oured naked and canvas,ed
Texas Zoe, and "a sweet as honey. Live hog,
10. Nodresssd sfsred ta-day.
Ranchmsn are holdlAg yearllngs as 60 and
two ycar-olan at Sl2, delivered at IA,
rancho. Corn fed bssf cattl,
city delivered si7 to s22, for easy morkctable
Rejected, SO to sr. The supply Ia not exees
sive. though by no means scarce.
Flour is steady ut the old rates, 50 Is for ay
eruge fancy family sacked per hundred, stoc
lair.
Corn was unchanged. Prime yellow an,
mixed so to 32lf. White IS coats per bushel 70
leose shuck and ear. From store sacked 4
cents.
Oats are firm at AK to Is, for loose from wa
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FLoUR We quote city Mills from new
wheat 90 iollows; NX, . 20, XXN, 2 50,
1ANX, 5 90; Choice, IS 20; family, uona,
Imported. NIX, per cwt -; XXX. -
xxx, S 10; Fancy, ID to 1925; Patent, d 90.
RYE-ln sack, 81 10.
BAILHY--65c. per bushel sacked, loose Sic.
BnAN--Me quote at 00c. Wholesale, 81 remit
GuSNy BAGs--socond-hand In good order, 4
cents piece.
GoBN MgAL-on track large lots I5c. In, the
tore, lObbing lots soc.
Oars Pew Texas 40 to ~. Sacked, zoe.
WHEAT. No 3 old, SOC; No Snew, S5asic, No
Z, 81 05; NO 4 new, 1880 Rejected, 0S@7I, Nj
g:aGe. 50865c; MedltteTanean, No2, so; No 4,
6e@l5c; Nicaragua, nominal, idc nut not want.
Oh by Texas millers.
CoRN--32 to IS cents, loose ear.
HAy-Prairis, loose from wagon, Sl3 per ton
8illeit, do, Sl3. From store, prairie, baled SIS
scr ton; Millett, SIS. Prairie baied, In cal
lots, Sli per ton free on boald.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 pounds
I'll; chopped corn and oats, per 100 pouple
81 SO; chopped barley, per 100 pounds, 81 70
| crushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, soc
corn bran, per 100 pounds, SOC; Graham flour
So %; cream meal, 81 30; fine bolted meal, ne
bushel, DOC. homlny, per 100 pounds, 81 ?
gifts, per 100 pounds, " So; corn Gour, per 10
ounds, So.
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Stocks and bonds visit Dallas like comets do
eur heavens-jn.t occasion lily and ono Of O
time When emo is offered the new New
York quotations are houIed out, deduc-
tions fer distance, and discounts for accidents
pat down, un6 thon the sale may proceed
with due col unity ana prayer. Our "call-
board 10 flil az the saw min, or in the raft,
or itmay 10 .still ia the woods, Therefore thai
part Of 0this r9p)f, Is sh IN of It's beautiful
possible proportions
There / healthy demand for money. The
local banks report plenty Of funds 10 accom-
modate al the hrst-cais paper Offering. Mer-
chants In gooi standing gotall they ask for In
reason upon short time. Whs real estate peo-
pie md ilquiia different fho banks regard
that class Of soSuritlsu ns Objectionable, and
refuse tWeAty 10 one they losu 10 There seema
IN Iyersioa ~ Che present legislature to al or
say provision IN tho existing homestead law
exchange upoa all Amerlao points is buy
Ing al and cling ~ = prominm
Loans from local banks upon legitimate
paper are M ide nt pr cent. per month,
Trad i9lays ,..,,,,,.....,..... ...... 90 cent f.
MeXlcaa dollars. ......., 80
MeAlcAn hWtNpas''.sst.. s.,..,. ..t...,, ~
Mexican QNArlefa,,....t... ,.,.,..,...,l0
Gold aud government paper and silver other
than trGa odo.lars uc ellatpar,
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The old Reliable.

George Rick, the Oldest furniture dealer in
the city, has ono of the largest and most ele-
giant stocks of furniture ever operea n Dali
las. And, while he seems Le lower grades,
at either wholesale or retail, he prides him,
self on keeping the latest styles and patterns
and elegant designs of new furniture. What
Sanger Bros. are to tho dry goods trade,
George Rick is to the furniture trade. Both
arc old firms, and both have the confidence OF
tho people. Those who know Rick will buy
of no other person. When furniture is wanted
caA and see him, make his acquaintance, and
buy your furniture from him, if you want to
be pleased in goods and prices.
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gon, and so cents sacked from ltoro.

No change in wheat, rye and barley.
General groceries were Ia heavy order de-
maid, with sugars, coGses, syrups and mo-
lasEes Arm at the quotations below. Tobacco
l. freely selling, Nnd 80 are all manner OF can
ned articles.
Apples arc dead scarce Of sound. We quote
sraull geneilns 81 "a to IS per barrel, fancy
medium So %, and fancy So 70 per barrel,
There we're few sound Irish potatoes oHeriRs
this morning. a fresh supply is expected To-
night, but tho owner refused to give tho price
npsn arrival
Peoans are Ia active demand ~ fpecuatsrs
atprlces ranging from 81 to 81 % per hushel.
a shipment Of sacked was made to Eufaula,
Ala, to-day, and invsiced at s. 10 Per
bushel, In double sack.
Peanuts from wagon DC, and from store &c
per pound.
Oranges u to 81 80 pei box with stock
ample. Lemons do do do.
Butter Is held ut 20 to &c, and egsa % 10 pc
by nrst hands,
Poultry is scarce and held firmly at the out
side quotations.
Wood is In abundant supply, aud so is coal
at the old rates.
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AnOlIn Iknll.

Mayer Sc Wagner, tho proprietors of
this celebrated resort, now have it in splendid
condition, They not only keep the best
cigars and beer the country affords, but they
have music and attractions to amuse and en- =.
gage the attention Oft those who have few idle
hours TO while away. They have also in con-
necton with 1t restaurant unsurpassed for
the rarity Of its visnds, where oysters, game,
fish and other delicacies are served up in an
epicurian style that would plesse the taste OF
tho most faskNiouS II you want something
good to eat AID drink 90 to Apollo hall.
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New YOrl, all rail, 81 80 pes 100 pounds
h0atDn, ali rHil, 81 a perl0O pOunda.
Fhilad clrnip, an rail, 81 IS per 100 20 ds.
Baltimore, all rail- 81 S3 per lG0 pounds.
90 New Orleans, al rail, 81 per 100 pounds.
To GayestJn, 81 % per bale,
10 st. Lojis, "a % Per baie.
Pproc .ce from 81. Louis TO Dallas, end from
Ksnsas City $50 per car
Following are the rates from oil points Kan
saa south OF Kansas City.
To Dallae--COrn ami oats per eWt 81 l-2c; pc
tat0es per cwt, 50c.
10 HutChins--COm and oats 43c; flour 5jc.
10 Ferrls--COrn and oats As uu.1,1ic.
10 Palmer--Flour, $50: corn an Oats, $50,
TO Flour, SIC; corn an tOatsi &c.
To Rlce-Flour, bic; COrnand oats, ice.
Corelcana, MeXla, Gr0esbseCk Kosse, Waco,
Marlin, BremOnd, hoame and lYan-Flour,6lc
corn and oats, 6aG.
10 Calyert-Fioui, 62c; corn aud oats SOC.
Ok GRAIE--1o New Orleans 40cts pc .cwt. To
sc Louis, 40ctH per hun lred.
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The vclumc Of business was not so great to-
day rs yesterday and the dpy before. The
order trade was equally as besvy, thoush
there wss falling OF in spot buyers, Tito
reports nom the country to-day are some
people have started their plows, and
ali are getting sady TO turn them
leoss ~ soen es possible, which lie right.
The seabon is Mt hand when farmers, like
Major Penn said Of lawyers, on Judgment
day, "wlll have business of their own to at
tend to, " ana will not have as much time to
come to town as they have been having.
The roads continue IN fair condition. 1t is
grayoly doubted II such rocks (Which are not
much better than soapstone since they caa he
sawed like woody as we have Ia our county
would help roads much, or at least fer any
great lonRth Of time. Civl euglrcers are any
thing but in love With the idea of ,rylng to
make turnpikes ont Of that material.
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There "a "a active demand for work stock,
with the supply hardly moderate We quote:
Mules, extra large $50 60 500; medium, Sl25;
rats, $50 10 91j. ilofs ,s-Fancy saddle and
h.-snCss sl5O to S2Ooi medium. 800 to 500.
chnnks to plugs $40 60 tjoi ponies aud sheer
Si5to slOi we'll matched harness spans $3.50 10
$500.
AS The fArmeBoi Texas qill greatly Increase
their acreage thls year tloy VIA want moro
work stock than they have, ana therefore the
prospects for droyers and traders doing u so ID
business are encouraging
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Bohny a Urog,er,s snIooon.

Ifyou drink at all, drink none but the pur
est liquors. Tho next advice is 10 go where
you can always get that kind. Where!
Why, Bohny & Crozer'f, of course. Their
eozy saloon Is on the corner of Main and
lPoydras streets; is open day night. They
have fresh beer on tap ct all hours, and their
mixed drinks and cigars cant be beat.
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. winep and LIQUORS.

ALooHoL-c2,S5 TO $40 per gallon.
WlisKy--Sweet mash, 81. 25lea. 30; sou,
mash, 81 .60@$5, accordlngDage.
WMkfy-C laret In case, y3.I5@S4, Catawba
per gallon, 81 ,l0es2; Port, per gallon. 81, 70 "a
~; Sherry, per gallon, 81 .20GSS; Madeira, pei
gallon, H.eo9sSi White wine, In Gases, "a 81
CHAMpAeNR-C Cooks, In baskets, sls@s9C
Heidseck, In basket, e2S; Krug, In basket, S27
Domestic champagne, slO@l8.
ALE-stock ale, per dozen, s2.l5@s2 80, Por.
ter, per dozen, S2GSe 10.
BoTrLE BEER-St. Louis quarts sl2, pint
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BAcoS Long clear eldeR s7Si short clear
SO. Brepkfast bacon 1910.
BAR SAlT--long clear sioes, IL; shor! clear
s.
HMs-Plain sugar cured, 10 canvassed lO1l
to coz
LApD--1lerce, 10; half barrel, lO%; pals,
10 lopounds, ny; pounds, llk.
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PRAIRIE CWCKEss--We quote at 25c apiece
SoUINUrLs--por dozen, zoe.
CncREEs-Wo quc.e 81 2i for spring; Tor
grown, 90 so
TURKEYs--Wc quote sec 10 81 apiece.
huCKs-For tame, IKE; wild, 25o apiece.
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suaARs.--We quotes Powered ny; Crushd,
IA, '5mnulaled Iii standard A l0iE; White
extra 9@N& extra Y 10 to -; Yellow w to ,Ql,
Louisiana new white clarified l0oi yellow 0Aj
choice SIC; prime 72fc, fair 7Ac.
MoLAssEs--Lo "isiana choice b5c prime b0c
fair to good i09iAc,
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Commercial Notes.

cause The yield was not over IL to 10 hushols 10
the acre Yet the average I'm Iowa, The llfih
wheat producing state IL the ual0n, 10 only
l1ls bushels to the acne. Area cultivated
a29,Gtl SOB. Deductlng sufficient ar no 90 con.
sumption, and there 10 u surplus Tor sale and
export OF 4agi SCI bus value, ST., 500, 90. The
tea wheHt-WoduCiug states for 1850 are In order
aB follows, ia bushels harNeoted
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Texas produced nearly 100000 bushels and
ONLY ran the crop 0s nuli-i0sJ art Our
planters will doubtless think better OF ityeYt
fAu. Wehope so, AZ least, for tits "grlndingU
nsur they eat from Missouri, Kansas and
other folk who never buy anything at ali fir m
us direct
Iowa steps 10 the font heavily loaded with
the corn crop OF 1850, According to the ilgSres
OF her state Agricultural society she pr.duoc1
I'D 1888 200 bushels, valued at s51G5S 500; are,
cultivated, 9 0li, 200 acres. with no mCrease
OF area aver 1879, there 10 N Increased yipld Of
over S,OOl,O 600 bush2ls What bocones OF this
csInP Give TO each heTas, mule, and horneS
animal forty bushels, each hog ten bn, heis, each
human baiag aalf q oushel, Nud we have Iris
rUBQlt OF CDnsumDtiOn.
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nnggles, nets. wheels nn,. tnlea.

WHEELS Sarvon. ia wholesale, Sl3 per
set; Il 4lG.2j; o S8.2j; u e7.25.
SPRlEG on BED5.--BurI's patent, SPls,
$40 and $50 FOR plain, 81 and double pau
ngls.
SHAFTS .-,A 50. so; B SO. 50.
Poles m 80; A ST.
BCGGIEs. n end spring, $50; A side spring,
SIS strictly a rhgetons, sls9. Carriage
s:G5. aentlemen'e driving buggy, side bar,
$780, do speeding, sou. End spfu 4, strictly a
Slisi top-oprn, S6j to SO; aide prng do, gii5 to
Sl2i; Jumu.up eats DO, SOB; platform spring
do, 800; three spri1E do, $780,
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spoKRs-Erom , to TX inch, per get, xxx
select, So; Xxx, S2.75.
SAWED FELLoEs--'" 20 *, 81 per set.
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Canned Goods.

EgAoHEa--2 pomda, 81 75i q pounds
so II.
ToMAFoEs--2 pounds, 81 %; POUNDS
Sl7O.
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a POSITIVE CURE.

without med clue. ALBAN's SOLUBLE
NEDlCATED BOUGIES. Patented Oct. Isl,
1876. One box
No. VIII cure any ease In four days, or less.
Nc : VIII cure me most obstinate case, no
matter OF how long standing
no nauseOus doses of CubebS, cOtaIpa, or oil
OF ehndGlwood, that are certain to produce dis
pepbia 10y destroying the coatings Of the
5tOmRCh
PaGa. 81 90 Sold by all druggists, or mailed
on receipt Of price
For imther par icnlRrs eeud for circular.
/. o. Box l,533. j. c. ALLEN CO., So
John street, New York.
Quick, safe and gute curo
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M0tiCe Ia Tax.E1nvers

The me state amt county ad valareni lay.s for
,9sV WAl become delinquent on the at day Of
Mstch next, at which time the o0lce wiz ~,
closed unit Delinquent lists are ma ie ont W.
gre required by Jaw to make anRl settlement
om July Isl, ana the present law requires that
H w., personal pTopelt be exhausted before
IN view OF the large amour of work 10 be
uohe, anu the short time allotted in which In
perform Tho ZANE It viii be Impossible 10 ex.
' Nn ,he tllne Tor payment beyond March lat.
- persons WNp owe the stats and county tav
lOr a0nyo ye W viii consult heir interest %,,
!, 't,gment e The zane before expiration ri
the time, and thereby save coSt "''o" VI
Respectfully, w II pRATUDp
laXC' Hector of Dallas countv
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cotton.
Cattle on the Range.


Yearlmg, So per head year olGs 81, delly
cred ut the rancho.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET sIguATIoN.

s.
Cotton; Hnsy Ia Liverpool and New
York; Unchanged iu Dallas
Grain About steady GrScer.
les SteRdy-COuntFy Free
Iluce rreguIar-1ioncy
and ExOiange-LO-
eRi and Gem
eral Notes.
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGIsTs,-We bavo
De9n selling switt's syphilitie Specific 70
years. ehd regard 1t superior 10 anythin
known to science, for the diseases for wbich
u Is r9a0mmended, We have never known
j. Gassels, Thomasvilie, Gail, #. Greer
o., Forsythe, ga, Hunt, RanIin& Lamar
Atlanta, ca; Pemberton, samuels Il Rev,
8Goidd, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel & Marsh, Atlanta j.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874,
We have ueei SWifts syphilitic SpseIGo in
tne treatment of a2nvlcts for the last year :.
NGa believe H. ls the only certain remedy that
which yOurecIIMend il.
GRANT, ALEXANDER & Co.
&bV" reward win be paid to any chemist
#t.o YIN ilnd, or msiyes OF 100 bottles OF
.. u, s., one particle ofmelcury iodlde notaaa
sum- ora any mineral substance.
Prepared only by the swirl Specific COM
paAY, Atlanta, Ca. Solu by George Z. At.
EInS Ih0mp On, Seholt Co.. and w. ia
pHt'Crg n.
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onlies Wool asarlxot.

Zine, 25i medium, %; heavy, 2Oc Black
bury ana dirty, to 10 cents of.
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sassing Sd Ties.
Wnynn Wona.Mnri,.

BAGaMe--StaudSTd. 101S
ARROW TIES so 30 per bundle.