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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-12-27
AsAHEL f. BENNETT,

d5-lm Secretary.
WE'D II! kEAo, II has been found that the capi-
tai stock of the Chicago, Texas Il Mexican Cen
trail railway company, now being 5000 shares,
of the par value of 81 each is insufficient to
construct and operate its road and that it is de-
slrable to increase the same from 5000 shares,
or S75W,0OO to 100000 shares, or to C,GOO,-
600, the totalanount being So 600 per mile;
Therefore, BE it resolved that meeting of
Observation-Disclosures be and the same is hereby
called to be held at the Office of the company, nj
Dallas Texas on the 23d day of January, 1882,
to consider the proposition of increasing IFS
capital stock from sli,0O) TO 100000 per mile, in
accordance with the preamble hereto, and to
consider the proposition of issuing series OF
income bonds If the same he deemed necessary;
that the secretary be and is hereby instructed
to give legal notice to each stakeholder, Of tn
time and place aud purpose of said meeting.
BY order of the board of directors.
ASAHEL i. BENNETT. Secretary
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A New Orleans exchange has this to say o.
the fruit trade: 1.-THE last st amer of the Med
iterranean fleet havingc me in and discharged
her cargo, II Is now possible t. give some de-
tails OF the SEASONS business. There were six
teen steamships bring s tach en- average Of
20, 900 boxes of orange. and lea ne, making
total OF so, 600 boxes b steau- ers, ad Tod TO
what came by sail, tOoti Y mp grand total OF
$40, 900, The receipts the year before were six
steamers anu three sailing ships, bringing
about i40, % 0 boxes, so that the present Years
receipts show an Increase of 20), OOJ boxes,
while the parties conducting the business ex-
p 'ct for the coming season, which will open
about November |, a further increase OF $50
900 boxes. In addition to these oranges
and lemons, which are all from Italian porls,
there are considerable receipts of Spanish
A new form oflandordism as been intro
ducei In Iowa. A company OF English capl-
taists have purchased 10000 acres of land, d.
vided 1t into farms OF 100 acre each, an estab.
fishing upon II q colony Of tenants fIIm Eng
land Each l60 acres is let, asa rule, /, one
tenant, who provides labor and machiI nv,
payir & rent for wheatland In kind, and the
half-share system, aud for corn lands al abou.
81 per acre. The tenants o yn labor, with one
assistant, usually q con, Is enough except at
harvest time to cuitivete l60 acres II divided
between wheat and Indian corn. Thus, labor
ers are directly interested in the yield Every
forty farms or thereabouts are placed undsr
the superb tendence of a st eward. who Is re-
sponsible directly to the company.
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CON MERCIAL.
SATURDAY EvKNIpG,
s.s.s.t M

ANkusl ~.
Quite an active business was transacted In
the various branches Of commerce TO day, con
sldsrlus the weather Is very hot, the roads
dusty, and that Ii avy transactions are unusual
ON Saturdays.
Tn, Wall Street News gives vent to bearlsh
ideas In this style:
ave are going 20 have h short crop; that Is
conceded But tho county ~ not going III be
ruiaed thereby. 1t can stand some shortage
Nevertheless, we must have prices TO cores
pond wuh the condition, They have been car
rled up to u level coTrespon ding "a tn tbs I'M
precedeuted pro -perity OF last ear. ; ing
this prosperity, We said, IL VIII always Dc 20;
AMI alre sdy we have fOu ad that IL Ia not. Coz =
struction companies have gr.wn up thiokly,
like the FUNGUS crop that rich sol sometimes
engenders. Plenty of business gave the rait-
70 ,us al they cou do ~ high Rates, and the
concluaion was Jumped ut that artificial ar
raugements anu combinations would secure
thls aud the ,aige dividends which resulted
ALWAYS. We have disc vered that artificial
combinations crumbie to pieces at the
first touch of adverisity. But still
the prices of securities have been held
up TO the el. Spectators look lOngingly to
the reeatablis IN menL of the rallioad pools rs
the one thing Acessary to seud prices yet
higher. hey forget that these arrangemeI Is
fell through because there was not the bust
ness to be done; and II tho business is not In
the country to be ne, how shall The roads
earn the dividends they dad when 1t was
abundant enough to sustain the pooling ar
rangements.
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Cattle Were In gold demand on local and
shipping account, and prices were steady anG
unchanged.
of the relative difference between British and
American fat cattle an English writer, In be-
half Of ths interests of aRriculturi,ts at home,
while acknowledg ng THAT his county cannot
rear "a iuil supply of meat for the requirements
OF the people, asserts, nevertheless. that the
British Islands make up the finest meat pro-
ducing country In the world, from the suita-
bility OF soil, clima'e and heritage. he
araues that the grazing field5 OF America
should be used to bring the cattle up to the
condition at which the pastures and
market OF he United Kingdom IN be utilized
to ad Vantago. He would mike the western
ranches tina rearing grOunt, and the English
meadows the fettening around. The compul
sory iaughturlng at port under the pretext
OF protecting he farmers, and to avoid dissou-
mating diseate, operates against the farmers
interest, VIII. oh Is % utilize his LANDS, and ad.
vooates the importation OF store catt 9 from
Amerlca there being none to be obtained In
hts own country. lie says well-oret bullock
has made all his bone and muscle (every thing
but flesh and lst) at three years old, the age at
which he beHrs transportation best, fattens
rapidly, and on lees food. He says 10 keen
the animal on the western prairles up to this
age Is econo ny. Landed at 1000 pounds, and
Mt a cost OF Els, the American store cattle win
on grass and stall feeding increase 100 pounds
per month, and In i've months attaln his full
weight-l5Q0 pounds-and value increased TO
| fg6
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Building Material.

BRICK--At the kilns to 80
srosR-At the Dallas quarries SO per cubic
foot. II for foundation, 10 for wall, and 20 TO
dressed 'front.'
LUMBsH-Native rough pine v2U per thousand;
Dressed on one eide, S22 so; Flooring. Tonga
cd and grooved, S95; Dressed Notwithstanding,
gl7is; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
els to 80.
5nINsLEe-CYpress, 60 per thousandj n alive
pine, sap, SO; do heart, 81 90.
LATHs--gS 50 at 81 per thousand.
OsMsrT-- Rosendale, " 80; Louisville,
IS 30; Portland, sc 90,
Plaster vPARIs-Per barrel, 81 at n 90.
HAIN-Pe pound, no.
CEN EMF FLuEs. IS inch, 80 cente, lnch, 40
cents; Inch ceiling joint, 81; . inch cap, 800;
inch ceiling joint, 81 10; 7 inoh cap do, 800.
DRAIN PIPES iuch, l6c per foot; Ainoh,
200: . inch, S7nc; lnch 900; inch, SOC.
MIXED PAINTs-Ready for use and ell colors
81 So per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-CooRered,. sper DBL, bulk, 81 80.
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aoLE-LKATHRR OAk--No. l 3s@39;no 2 S6(d37,
HEHLook -Bept Buffalo slaughter. 30@3l;
goos %; DO good No. 2, 26; good DANCED %.
OAK HARNESS LEATHEA-No. l, $50 do 2 80.
HEsLooH-prlme, 81; do good 80; do No 2, 81.
FRENCH CALFSKIN-Sl.25 to bl.90; &C.
cording 10 quality.
PHrLApELrnlA CALFsKIN-No. ISL lotto 81. 20
do No 2 81 90 to 3 10,
PHILADELPHIA tIPs-No /. 90c. to Sl.00,
accord ny to weight
SHEEP sKIN--Topping xxxx per dozen SO. 30.
Lihlngs. white S9.Qn.
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CATrLE-Grass-fed, yearlings Us q $50; 2 year
olda SIP % els; 3 year olds els q 20; barn cows
Sl4 q $40.
HoRsRs, Ponies and sheep $l5 TO $40. Plugs
$40 TO $50, Farm stock S35 20 $50, HarneHs
livery $50 to sloO. Harness fancy el25 to el75.
Harness spans s3b0 TO $500.
Mules--Rats $50 70 $65. Medium S65 to 10 ,
Extra draught 800 to $3.50.
Hogs-None on the market.
MUrroN,SnKKP-lheY are qiOtBble At So 606s
DER head. Per weight. TO 3ko, nor pOund.
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SUGARS-We quote: Powdered II 10; Crush
ed II IL; A il Ia to II L.; Grauulated IL;
Sta dard A II Ia to IL l-2; White extra-eXtra
C-to-; Yellow-Louisiano white clarified
IL LIS to IL 3-s; yellow clarified 10 is TO 10 la
Open Kettles choice
MoLAssEs-- oulsiana choice G0c, prime 5ic,
fair to good lJM50c, syruD so to 60C
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CoFFRE-Rlo common, l3h to Al tuir, Il to
Is; onoioe, 10 to l5k; Lagusyra, IL to lSk;
Java, 2s12Go30hc.
TRAs--fmperial, 5O@8sc; Young Hyson,
40a6O; 0oiong, t6G8jo Japan, t0e1b5N
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AciL--benzoio per ounce, 95c
crystal ,'5c@S2 per lb; acid citrio, 70 psl 10 I;
sctd sulphurto, 81 10 psr III; acid ts sric zoe;
per 10, einn, t@Ae per 10, ANN 10 -,4bo-
Cate, lNc cerih, ASA tOatida, CSC Der ~, lsam
vitriol, l2c per Tor oalOmei, 75c per 10; cslo-
mel thngilsll, 81 10 per III; camphOr, refined,
soc per ID; oinohouidis, 50 per on; chloro-
fotm, BOO per lbi chlorBl, hydfat 81 75@2 20
gum opium. s. &c per III; gum shellac, tEc per
lb;mophine, "a Opbr oZ;Oil bergamot, SO co per
To- oil lemon 81 g yer ID; bromide potass, 5le
per lb; (P & wy; iOdide potsss, 81 5Opor III; (P
w, quinine, sulphala,S2 so per or. Seed
oaraway, l2o per ID; SIENNA, $50 per III;
strychnlne, crystals, 81 60 per OF
sugar lead, &c per ID; nouI sulphur, 4@5c
per ID; salts epson, 395o per H.
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A fair trade characterized the wholesale
grocery trade to.duy, Meats and lard are
very Arm, as also are sugars, cofers and c an
ned goods
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NIH' oUUIbIy, Dinnees or
vision, Noises In the head, the vital fiuid
passing unobserved In the urine, and mama
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gentlemen connected with the
institution are graduates of the best College.
arge experience In these troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
or a case of this kind the VITAL RESTORA-
TIVE (under their special advice and treats
ment) Will not cure, or for anything impure
or Injurious found In it. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON
SULTATI N FREE. Thorough exsnin alton
and advice, including analysis of urine. s5,
four times the quantity, SO. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt Of price, u. o. D., secure
from observation, and In private name If de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. us
box 246O.
Wholesale. Agents Williams. Tolliyer q
Walker, Dallas, Texas.
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Seeds.

GERMAN AILLsr--We quote 81 90 per busnei
Garden, Cots. per paper retail. Whoslesalt
IN to 2 cents per paper.
Cotton--At the Oh MIL, $50 per ton.
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Ceet, 80 cents per hundred, stove, 20 cents,
wrought, 10 10 30 cents per hundreds brass,
" per hundred, copper, % per hundreds zinc
and load, 81 per hundred.
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ALoonsIr-s9.e5 70 o. 40 per gallon.
WursxY-Sweet mach, u.B0N.6oi sour
mach, 81. eo@sb, sccording@egc.
u, Sherry, per Eailon, u .36@sSj Madeira, per
fallou. N.SoeeSI white wine, In cases, 4.sd
CsAxrAsss-ooohs, In baskets. sisess
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Bfous-Fron 2 70 ~ inch, per set, Xxx
sHwsp IsLLcss-ix 10 az, o. per set.
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1.-Two merchants sell Huns,able's boots.

The finest lot OF bedsteads In town at
Union City Furniture company, Oil Elm
street.
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PrAoHEs-2 pounds, 81 9O@2 25. pounds
81 9y@3 30.
TpsAroEs--g pounds, 81 3O91 40.
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FLOUR, Strain ana nay

gLoun - We quote CITY Miia from Old
wheat as follows; Xxx, 40, xxx. 8? 90,
XXX g 81; Choice, s3 O5; ia lily, none.
imported: Xxx, per cwt 80 50; XXX, 81 o.
xXXX2 80 Fancy, $50 TO 375; Patent, $500.
aTE-Scarce, We quote per Dbl. IS.
BARLSY--Scarce; good demand, 4Nc.
BRAR-We quote at $50.
GuNRY BAes--Seoond-hand In good order, 3
cents piece.
Conn MEAL-Her cwI, Ills.
OATs-4i@4b
WHRAr. No aold quIet We quote 60 to 75;new
$l@l 81 % according to quality.
UoRN--50 to 81 cents, loose ear
HAY-PrAiris loose from wagon, IS to So per
ION; ntlett, none on market. From storur
prairie hailed Sl5 ser ton; Prairie bsled In car
Io.a. Sl2 90 per ton free ON board.
We quote: Chopped corn, per 100 poGnds
o. chopped corn and oats, per 100 pounds
81 50; chopped barley per 100 pounds, 81 26
,rushed corn and cob, per 100 pounds, 900
corn bran, per 100 opounds, 500; Gra-
cream meal, 81 30; fine bolted meal, per
bushel, SOC. honiny, per 100 pounds, eco
grits, per 80 pounds, 81 %; corn -four. per 100
pnundn. 50.
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sSeldsisck, IN basket, sssi Krug, in basket. sa7i
Oomestio champagne, STOOLS.
AL4-Steck ale, per dozen, y. l6dbs2 80, Por-
~, per tnseH Setas2. So.
S0rrLN BsEH-st Louis quarts Sl2, tpints
- 81 'in'iw ser st2, psnte ais 50
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Bloon-Lsng clenr sidee 1lk; short
o'esr lgll, Breskfasi bacon l3xo
DAY sAlr-Long clear sides, 1917; short
HANS Canvased liA to AK
LAnD--Tierce lJk half barrel, 13A; pals to
10 pounds, III pounds, l&A@lix,
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s.rish potatoes ara in good su ply and price
are unchanged
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40 y. m.-Market barely steady; Bales5S 200.
Spots closed Arm; mlddling l2Ai sales so.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, August 20--Market closed frm 4;
over grades nogleoledi middliug l2i sales
1851 no futuresj $50.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, August 2O.-s p.g m.--sales of
American 1900.
Cotton dull aud easier, middllng Z; Orleans
" sales u, 00i futures weak.
ST. LOUIS.
50. Louis, August 2O---Market clo Sod steady;
middupg liKj receipts soi shipments 1885,
stock 6Jisj sales none.
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Fruit and Nuts.
Wemake the following quotations.:
Reconsideration layer, new, per tox, IS 30;
layer,
BANANAs-Per bunch, nominal
GRxEN APpLKs-Sl SO to $500 per barrel
CuIRAsrs-7SdSko
PEAcHEs-s1 80 TO 81 80 per bushel.
PEoAss-Per 10, retail, per Dushel, loose
%, 81 10 to o. 20; sacked " so, % 20.
ORANGES Sicily, nominal.
LEMONS = Sicily per box, ssto 50
Nurs- Almonds 23 per pound; Brax
100, 1lberts, l,@-; English Walnut
mono; ohestnuts, imported 90 Italian
%, peanuts, Tennessee red, 6n, coooanuts
per hundred 90 30.
FIGs--In rs Id boxes, per Id, 10.
PoP CoRS-Prize packages, per half groes
e2&
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The Great English Remedy.

Is q never-fsiling Cure
for Nervous debility,
Exhausted Vitality
3 emin al Weakness,
SpeImatorrboes, LOST
MANHOOD, impOten-
cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
foiiies and excuses OF
maturer years-such as
ioes of Memory, Las
itu de, No @ turns,
Emission, Aversion Of
- 4la
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The grain market continues in very unset.
tied condition aud prices fluctuated consders
bly, withip moderate range. Spectators
were favoxOd with fair number OF ORDERS
both 70 sell and purchase, and shippers we're
doing moder to buslnets.
Wheat receipts to-day were moderate.
Pdcss are sdvsnc,d ave cents per busuel.
Corn IL scarce and In act.ve demand. The
market 10 30 unsettled that II is din. cult 10
glvs quotations. The prices paid to-day
ranged from 1 TO 81 cents.
Hay 10 Qu,s and unchanged.
Butte; l. scarce aud arm at the late ad.
voaces.
Eg-s are scarc, but there is little demand
for thsm.
HI ,ur continues In the upqottled condition
q hes bean In for ne past threu Of four days
Gtoeks have dwiudled down considerabiy and
he marAet IL very MIN st quotations.
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For the public gooii"oonrsd's Budweis
Beer"
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Or. Woods Fayorite

ls warranted to eradicate Syphilis in any OF II.
complicated stages In lees time than any otber
tps ray known and for less money, too.
Ihlrty years practical expriunce, Oursa
private diseases, no matter how serious az
long-standing, in less time and furnish Medi
cine Ior less money than any other physician
Every case guaranteed.
Gall or write; state case DIR. WOOD
2lS N. Seventh 81. st. Louis, Mo.
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In tho state, al M. Rosenthal s. Co.'s, corn,
Elm and Poydrss streets.
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bots; dry kips, froe OF grubs, 10 0, grupb
hips iic; vet saltci, 7c., green butcher
aides, bsc.: All damaged, wet or dry,
half prioe, deer skins zoe. sheep skins from
2bo. Go6Oc each.
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Silk and csshmere, Al M. RossnthAl & Co.'S
corner Elm snd Poydrass treess.
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Eggs-9 10 10 cents per dozen.
Butter Northern as Texas rs a 20.
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Cotton.

Receipts were light to day and prices un-
changed. ntiierable old cotlbn oontisues
to arrive, to-diys receipts being composed
chiefly OF IL.
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m.-Futures quiet and steady
p. m. spots closed quletj sale, 1925.
ID m.-EuInres closed sieldY

Consolidated net receipts 1882.
Exports " Great Britain 2065.
France none.
Continent none.
channel none
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
miscellaneous aroeers' stock.

miscellaneous arocors' stock.
@ss Is per 0u' n0n'n'''new W 70
0sIoNs-a5 OO@5 70 per mel.
APPLKs-$i 0Ogi 80 per barrel.
observation-disclosures IL to7h.
sALr=ln barrel, s2.75 Liverpool In So cts
SlS5@$l90
UaAoKRns- Soda, xxx, 8; XXXA 'eZ
Trade Mark, 8; Cream ma, Gineur Snaps Ii Z
Soar Olive. kkc. perpvundi BlueIndis on
to6k; Satipet, IS 40. to $50. Eureka Man
utecturing Company: Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive,
8; Extra Olive, ~ cents per pound.
bxANs--Otofc, per pound.
CANDLEs.-Stsr, full VT IA TO 10.
CaRKsK-None In market.
doMiaY AND GRiFs-S5.t0 per barrel.
DRIED PSAoHrs--lInpeeled 10, -8N peeled l
per pound,
Coal OiL-Below are reyised ouotai ons. lIO
deg. y test lu barre 4 10 cent?; oaseR, ~ OO
c'-oTHss PINs-Round, ,5c; spring, ~ 90 per
COX
MRAsupxs--S busne,, iron bound, $50 mar
dozen; two-hoop pails, " l0 three hoop, g.. 80.
TUBs-Threr neat, 2.S0@S 80; eight nest
10; No. l, 80 30 per dozen; No. Q, $3.50; No.
s. 30.
wAsmoAnps--we Wood, 81 .Soi zinc, 81 80, New
Gro, e. .5neSS! ~.
WELL BUosKrs--st. 25asSi.6p DER dozen.
PowpRR-S6.6i Der keg of 20 pouade; l2h do
las Gk do, $3.50 b.seting kegs, 800
snor--Drop, bag, J2.lo too 10 buck ". IA. to25U
NAoKGGsL-No. hnrlels, Gao h6lf-Darruis
$3.50; kits, Y pounds, 81; No srrels, ~.
CAspY-stick, Is 10 lio. pound. Fancy, is
10 eAc.
LyR--Conoentrated, ss.7sa 1910
koPR--Sisal,k in. basis, 9Ac; cotton, ,g@Co
YiNEGAR-Per gallon, 20@p1Oo. AL ple, 200. to2l
WnArrne PArRn--Rag and Straw, t5c. ono,
SrARCH-tk6,4}fc,
Jues-we quote II to 10 cents per gallon Tor
glazed. Crooks IL TO IL cents per gallon for
glazed.
BFRswAx-l6 to lsc per ID.
TALLow--In barrAl, ~; in cake, Sc per ID.
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TEXAS PLANTER ANDFAaMER
hook Printing.

The HERALD STEAM Jon PRINTING OFFICE
has just received Q complete stock OF new type
purchased express1y'for the execution OF book
work. These having books or pamphlets TO
print should not fail TO call Of the HKrALp
Jos Ovvrun sud eco specimens and ASCERTAIN
price,. Al work guaranteed.
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CoAL-Indian Nation, " 90 per ton, deliv-
pred.
CoKK--6O cents per barrel.
WooD-0ak, hickoryano ash $500 to . 8 80 per
cord. Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at the
rates OF "a 30 to 0 90 per cord.
OuARcoAL-65 oonts per barrel.
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Buggies. Spring wag ms, Etc.

SHNFTb.-VsWtUi IOIIh, SsVytIO.
BuGolRs. Grade b, end spring, top, s9O@
N0Oi ditto. open, sl0@sso; ditto, side spring,
t0l, slO0@slS5; ditto, side bar, slco@sls5;
epring, sliO@s,00i ditto, phaetons, sl5Oas.OO;
Jump seat bussies, sl75@s25O; platform
springs, sll0@sl20i three spIins wagons, 5000
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sEni.A,.
RECORDS

VITAL RESTORATIVE
Gives New IIre to wasted r.ubooa
'fs ceres have been mnrveiot
PRICE PER Bon;
40 ii1s.........Sl0 ca Zoo Pills. soo
'"id oriy ,n.HOwEGL 4bRo
COZ Elm street.
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pRoPosALs FOR POsT-OFFICE ENVELOPES
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The New York Ey-Sena.ors

The letter of resignation of Senators
Conkling and Platt contains the true his
tory of the Presidents course in the
Robertson matter, and repels the gross
misrepresentation which have been con-
stantly made concerning their own
action thereon. 1t is an indignant
protest against Executive usurpation,
and rebuke of the Presidents miscon-
duct in comforting the New York collec-
torship on Mr.. Robertson in payment of
a personal obligation incurred in poIiti-
cal convention. 1t speaks with
power and dignity of the duty and
independence of a Senator and
with most graceful and touching earnest
ness tells the State to freely choose how
she shall be represented in the Senate in
view of the present situation. The docu-
ment is one of great strength, and its
facts and arguments will sink deeply
into the public mind. The people do
not always see at first who creates an
unWhOlesome disturbance like the pres
ent one, but they will rapidly learn that
the President and some who are near
him had marked Senator Conkling for
destruction and New York State for
capture from the very outset. The
action of the Senators will cause
their side to be heard, and the
Empire State will honor her Senators by
bidding them to resume their places in
the Senate Chamber. That great State
will never fall prey to the machina-
tons of politicians so small as those who |
thought to buy her sons with the loayes
and fishes of Office. We belive that both |
Senators will be reelected by vote
arger than the mere vote of their party
n the Legislature.