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We make the following quotations:
OnsraEs- Valencia per case. -e6lo sicily,
per box, 81 1910 s;IoslsInna per bbl.. ~ bO9s.
Lrrors-rlc1ly per boz. - 20.
enkFEs-Malsga per btis q 70 los per hall
Pr1Es-Callfornis pr box, none.
Nr1s-Almondf zir11kc. per Tonna rnzil
Nj flbers ite-; EnFlish .rnfs
none; cfesfrrIs, imported - taiinr
81 fesnnis, Tennessee red, 8: uOauut.
FIas-In u n boxes. pr ID Is.
f0r CoHr-Frzs psctag-s. ~ D. u iss,
E1rsss-1snaop lsrrr. nsu. 81 pa. - -
In~er. new. rrr boa. e. a..
HfrAEns-frf Inch. rrn4-
1rf1Es-Farrr ~ hi tioosi choice,
g. ~ drIet. rsr -. fofc
r1IAI lF--rsT bbl. g f1tof8 y.
- Ilroua-Psr hi. = f5 -
|Imlr-F1r EfrIu4. none.
En1rI-F-r NJ. tI1s hnIfbil. e.
CnEr'E-ter 1crE f1rtofJ. psr n. -
WH4tNfr- IL
rIrslcns-Psrrr ale. q n n a..
WrrE1ar-rure apple. rEr gallon. -.
U1rrs-I1 frrIIs. ~ u. g.
CrrnIrrs-eEk|t.
FnrEEs-f9-tt.
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Banains s,a,erial.

BncK-At the kllns 81 80 to $40.
SroNn-Atth Dallas quarrios 20 per cubic
foot. Laid In wall lie.
Lu,mRn--Natiye rough pine go per thousands
Dressed Oh one side, so so; Flooring, tongn-
Ell and rCoved, so: dressed weatherbOarding,
SIS; Tlree-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
81 30.
sHrEoLks-Cypress, ~ per thousand; Native
pine. sap. 81: do heart. s. IS.
LkrRs-s3 30 per thousand
CEMENT Fort ;otf. PER bAr, 5oi Kos.
endale, 70 %; Dujsvile, Port land
PIasrEn or PAnfs-Per barrel. ~.
pAIn--Pe pound. ~.
CEnErT fLuKs &c inch, % centss inch. -
cents; inch ceiling joint, ST. 8 inch cal,, 5oc'
DRArN PIPES inch, 16c per foot; f1hcS,
20c; 5 inch, 32c: inch, zoe; inch, Jyc.
MIXED PArNTs-Ready for use and all color
81 IS per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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L. an elegant book Of ~ RACES, one coiored
flower plate AID GO lila 9 et OPS, ,Eith oe-
scrlrfi5n- ~ the best fIowers and Nefetao e,
and directions Inr growing Only 10 cents.
In F,'rIish OF German. II you Afterwards or
der ar-f- de- uct the % cei T..
VICK's sEED ARE Tie iest In the world
The floral - De Will tell fOu how % est ana
ErI fhUn-
vint' Fto~er ard veEetabs Garden. Us
tness q coI0rf d plates, % az avlnrs. for
70 Rents In I.al - c4reTF, u - elfEalt cI9lh
H. fsss.tnh q English
v.rt1 II y rrried No Tidy Ht1rznt-a-
nnrls. e. Icr plate a. eVtIg ruu1rr 800
me- f1e erararInes Pre- a. -5ayenrf nye
corisE -psfi,nel nr.uef. - = io' ~
800 ssl--.. IArEa WICK
-. ~ i-r \
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Orflct u
Texas Copp \
-4AND-- {
Manufacturing

No. 400 Elm ~O,

To. the stockholders az The Texas coppU
Mining AMI Manufacturing Comunny:
The i0AOWinR named tocknOlders OF the
Texas Copper Mining and Manufacturing Com
paDy ore fi,roby nOiidcd that the Us sessments
made on the shares OF stock Issued 10 them
hy ssid comp my. and The amounts herein set
opposite TO their names, remain unpaid, and
notice OF the same bayifg been her elof0re
giveA, rs required by the chatter and by laws
th0t the shares of stock upon which ass s.
mepis remain unpaid, or 20 much thereof as
may be nee ssary to pay such assessments and
the expenses Incurred In The sale of the same,
win be exposed TO sale Mt pnblio cutlery Al the
court hou door in the city of Dallas. on Tu s.
ay, the l2ih day Ct April, 1881, between the
hours of l0a. IN. and p. IN OF SAID day:
No. shares Amt
Name 800 each. Due.
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The state and county ad valorem taxes for
1880 Will beco me delinquent on the st day OF
Afarcn next, az which time the on1c9 VIII be
closed unit delinquent LETS are made out We
are REQUIRED by aw 10 make final settlement
bv July list, aod the present law requires that
AZ personal property be exhausted before
LANDS can b. advertised ~ taxes. I'd re ore
in ,ie,r Of The large amoun' of work TO be
done, ard the short tire allotted In which 10
rerform the same Il win be impossible 10 ex-
tens fhe time for payment beyond March Let
for .f,ove We N viii eon .uit heir int rest by
seft sfieuf - the same a re expiration OF
D. i,ae, and Thereby savb cost.
Respectfully. We RATHER
n a. llerf 90 ~ 1alae county
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cArrLr-Cornfsd. els TO s22; grass DO year
fln-s, sbdsss steerst from 70 years DID,
Ebdf21; barn COWS. elh1tlb-
HorsEs.-P0nies and sheep e25 % $40. Pings
elo 10 so. Farm stock SIS 90 s0g Hhrnees
livery $50 10 500. Harness fancy tlz5 20 sl55-
Harness spans 1850 70 500.
nules--Rats $50 t. sG5. Medium s65 10 $50.
Extra drsught tl0o 10 $50.
Hoes-On foot, >kc. for inferior toprims
nSr1or sHzrr-Ihsy are auotsbls attn .5oss'
per head.
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llnllns Lentncr slarket.

OAK soLS-LRArnrn--over 20 lbs. toci dC
1nde- 20 lbs, 3ac.
HJsMLocR SoLK-LEATHEF Best Buhat'
sIauRhter, 3Oc; good DO, 29c; best Matamra ~
zoe good do, &c; good DANCED, 2oS; poor 40,
g5o.
OAK HAnNkss LsA1nrR-No. l, 400; do, No
80. -
HEnLocK HARNESS IlEATHHR--No. ], IS; do,
UpPeR--French calf, 81 rs TO g.; do. kip,sl 4
III 80 per pound, American calf, soc. or .so'
10. kip, G5c.@Sl.
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A.ePrOsy

II. Il. Carpenter, esd, Henderson, N. VI.
cured Of Psoriasis, or Leprosy, of twenty
year standing by the Cuticura Resolvent IN
3 rnally, and Cuiicura and Cnticura Soap ex-
ternally. The most won derful case on record
Cure certified TO before Justice of the Peace
and prominent citizens. All afflicted with
Itching and Scaly Diseases should send 70 us
for this Testimonial In full.
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QiltiC1lrS
Wonderful Cures Of salt rinenn,, Pao-
rinsis. Itching ana seaIy IEumors.
bcrofufa, scroruISus sores, Ulcers
nnd MercuriaI Affections,

CuilcuTa Reinedie, consist Of Cuticnra Re-
solvent, for purify Ing the blood through the
bowels, liver, Kidney, and SIX ~, Cutlcurg,
Medicinal Jelly, which removes dead 1esh
aod skin, renders healthy ulcers nnd old
sores. ailhys inflamat1p n, itching and irrlla-
ton OF the skin and SCALP, and Cnlicu,a Me-
diclnal Toilet boap, which restores, whi- ems
and beauties the skin. Cuticura shaving
Soap is the only medicinal soap expressly
prepared for shaving.
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Inor. - We quote merchant bar &C rates.
Nurr ~ and SWedes, Toe.
p1ow Stills.
WfrE smooth VIE. No. 3, &C.; Ncs u
and II. &C. No. u. 7rs japanred barbed vie.
f<f. rsIrauIrtd harIIed. I1,fc.
H0n.E -HoEs.-Per ker. -.
Hrr4n eHon ra1Is-FeT Dcx. . f-1-In1s. -
Z. E5.71s -. = g g. No. =. - -.
Nfr1a--FrI.1r 111 q Cd. "a o. raIes.
TrrrEn's fTocr .-FIock Tn I.tr p1ur1s &c
a. -lare. Ifr1n 81 I.cr rcr, II. G. Hr1 - -
o.. Il EI 81 zinc 4trer % 1eIdsI. lie ~
III shas ron &c rtr1r-
Arrs-Psr b ~ Tcf d11sr. -.
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Freight Rates To

New York, all rail-, 81 So per 100 pounds.
Boston, all rail, 81 Al perl 100 pounds.
PHILADELPHIA, ell rail. 81 "a per 100 pos DIS.
Baltimore, all rail, 81 SO per 100 pounds.
To New Orleans, all rail, VI per 100 pounds.
To esaiyest IN, 81 % per bale.
TO Ht. Louis, 81 25 per baie.
Peroc ace IRON st. LoniS 10 Dallasi ana from
Kansas City, S90per car.
Following are the rates from all points Il Nan
sas south OF Kansas City:
10 Dallas--Corn anu oats per CIVIL 81 l-zc; Pc
sstoes per cwt, soc.
no Ferris--Corn and oats,t5 ~ IT, 9.
10 PaInter--flour, $50; corn n oats, &c.
10 Ennis-Flour, Gle; corn al 1ats, y
10 Rice-Flour, SIC; cornan oats, sjc.
Corsicana, Mexia, Groesbee IL 492se, waco,
Marlin BreInond, Hearne and n-tio'l 300
corn and oats, soc.
To Calyert--Elour, 62c corn and oats 50c.
ON GRAIN--To New Orleans 4Octs per.cWts -
at Louis, 4Octs per hun ired.
Buggies, Beds. wheels PORES.
WHEELs--(Sarven.) IA wholesale, Sl3 per
set; Il $40. 25; 3 G8.25; u W .25.
SPRIHe WAGON BEDS. -Burr's patent. SPlS,
$40 and $50 for plain, ST and double pan
nels.
Poles. --B so; A Sll.
BuGGIEs --B end spring, $40; A slue spring,
S75. Strictly A phaetons, .Sl5O. Carriages,
SOS 3eutlemen's driving buggy, slde par,
$3.50; do speeding, 800. End spring, strictly A
sl4S; ton. open s65 to s75 side prlng do, sil5 TO
SIPS; Jump-ur seats DO, $685. platform spring
do, 800; three spriug do, $780,
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aUOAns.- quote. Powered n y; Crueild,
NJ grnnuiated' ~ '.fnfdrfd A ms White
extra max exfra q ~ ~ = { YfliowHt 20 ~
f.Ouikona new while clarified lOe; yellow 9As
choice sAc; prime IKE, mir Ike
MoLA a1gs--i 10 rlsiann 'hoicf G'e, prime noe
fair 10 qnnd 4y0fHCc
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Thomas Delany. Memphis, Tenn. says: IL
have been afflicted for ninets eu, years with
Psoriasis. and have spent hundreds OF dol
lars FOR doctors and stuff thpy call blond pu
rihers. Doctors did not Know what TO call
| scratched myself raw, then it would v
and form into scales, witch would all be
scratched Of next night, and so on. 1 have
been completely cured by the Cutiolra Rene
dies. -
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s--Ory flint, Is pounds ana upwards, Is %
lS5Scts; ~ kips, tee OF CRIBS, II CT grub
kifif tic: wet saited, IKE; green butcher
hiles, 51c.: All damaged, wet OF dry
nall price; deer skine VOC. sheep skins IRON
25c fhnc ench
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scrap Iron.

Cast. 80 cents per hundred stove, 20 cents;
wrought, 80 10 50 cents per hundred; brass,
SIS per hundreds copper, 50 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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fine, "a; medium, %; heavy. zoe. Black
bury ana dirty, to 10 cents of.
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acknowledgements are prepared by WEEKS
81 POrfl1R, Chemists and Druggists, $50
Washington ST.. Boston, AID are for sale by
all.Druggiss s. Price OF Cuticura, Medicinal
Jely, small boxes, 20 cents; large boxes, 81
Cuticnra Resolyent, the new Blood Puri fer, 81
pc, bottle, Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap,
% cents. Cuticufa Medicinal Shaving Soap,
10 cents; In bars, for Baroers and large con-
euners, 90 cents
E5'Ali Mailed free on receipt OF price.
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JoyFKN--Rio, Cannon. l4ci fair. Is; choice,
l5ISAi9; lAgnayra, IS; Java, 2s@5Oc.
lRAs-Imporial, froln 4b9coe. per L inds
Dung Tyson, 4Q06Oi Ooiong, 4oeDooci Japan
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COTTON.

There were some fluctuations at other points
duting the week but the Dallas market stood
firm until to-day, when the dispatches noted
an advance of an u OF all points. This market
responded by advancing Il too II closed
1rm and excited as follows:
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Coal and wood.

coAL-Indian Nation, 50 90 per ton, oeiiv
erei.
CoKR-5O cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hiekOryan6 ash 81 80 90 5 4 10 per
cost. Sawed stove wood Is retailing ~ tne
tlJts efsS6 10 ~ per cord'
NiiAs,0pAL--65 cents per barrel.
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1onfnnrdA.- ~ Abyfh, NO
tnlonnNp..we upft t7gb ~ sp0nxl ~,
egOHf. " 10
"TnsRays-.wt nnnteidc ~ ~ apiece
Dueks-For fnme, gOci VIII, n 'o' splere'
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Seeds.

GaamAr mILLKr-we quote 81 oper bushels
Garden, BOTS. per pound.
Cottop-At the Oil Alill,.$ SO per ton.
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Dry bones 30 cents per hundred. Horns from
to & cents per pair, steer and OK. Cow. null
aud steg horiss cents per pair.
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Financ.sl AFFAIRS.

The nancy market has moved along during
the we.k at.ap easy gait. The Dallas banks
are holding large sum awaiting profitable IT.
yestmeit. There hts been moderate de-
man Tor loans, which are eagerly accepted
when asked upon fsft-clats Paper, Limited
loans are being advsnced u@on real estate
whe the proper double and twisted deeds are
haa del oyer. fsirbuslness has been cone in
New York exchange. Not great deal upon
any other point.
Rates Of discount upon tirst-class CONNER
cial per to IL ~ annuin. Second class
10 to Is
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Eczema.

r. "A. Drake, esq, Detroit, Mich, suffer- d
beyond all description from skin disease
which appeared on his hand head and face, and
nearly destroy ed his eyes. The most careful
dOctoring failed to help BIN, and after all
had failed he usei the Cutlcura Resolvent in
terneliy and CuIicura ana Cuticura Soap ex-
sernaily, and was cured and has remained
perfectly we'll to this day.
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DALLAS PRICE CURRENT.
Fish and oysters.

rrsH -l21c. per lb.
tJysrERs--per can 45 cents for Baltimore, SO
Mattagurdas. G5per Berwick bay.
Heats and Lara.
BACON --Lona, clear sides 016; short clear
9s1. Breakfast bacon lie.
Jav sALr-Long clear sides. 8; short clear
H.Ms-Plain sugar cured, JOY; canvassed l0A
LARD--Iierce, IL; nall barrel, IA; pals,
20 10 pounds, l214: pounds, ia.
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spoKxs--From to aH inch, per set XXX
saw sAwE SSi rEIIors--iI 70 IN, 50 per set.
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Canned goods.

yHAcnEs--a pounds, 81 75' pounds
81 Is.
rOMArors--2 pounds. 81 Is; 5 pounds,
el.7O.
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npttsr and Eggs.

Eees--l5 cts per dozen.
sUTTER--l7 cents for choice; for inferior
country and Texas, 10
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BY order of the board of directors, at their
meeting held in the city OF Dallas, Texas, on
the 29th day of Js.nuery, 1881
GEO. f. AFFORD, Ssc'y.
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Rags.
wagon Woodwork.

Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81
or hundred.
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r,.aucia, and nommerelai notes.

The Now York sun gives some Ter sung
statistl,s ,,lo..t the ilcrea1e OF our exports to
ne ,est of the world-snch as building lwelv-
bundled miles Of telegraph 10y American 3 In
Ihinn, p purtipg early nire milliou feet of
Lumber fr jm Oregon TO the same counSry; and
sendingssventy-slx thousan cattle aus one
M, dr's,i aud thifly-flve Thousand she~p and
hogs 10 ! ngland, wher- none he'd ever been
.e-n from our cou Try five years bt fore. We
nruducs s:}A !, 90, eco wolth Of ilk year, aud
,tur CONSUL fPrixDte) nc Lyons ihi Ks that
E,tnc. viii begin to t1ks our silk Ne are
LINING oygters. into .Geflnan water, paint d
esrlhe, lilies into Enslai d, lseer er, into
w Men, H inio russia - 80 :,
"p naet IL Me !, och transactions In New
verc wfrsCnly four fthOussnd shares ind r
ihree mill ~. IL may be said thSi Tie week
r. shares Il n the ,nst mon h have ayerag d
ihr..e M ilio..s. which an an average Vulue
ofsrO a fhafc, maI1es $3.50 0O0, 200 as knlts per
week
" New York brokers for thc gam Oiers Ia failure
c1I'aas Are aid $50 900 PEI day as commits
"a u09. Like beIttiA as fuo the orttyo gam
bier O. or later feeced oi his laft Cent ny
the o,e,ers aud r.inpers ~ the ga. flle sticks
11nes ,.touFh. NeN Yak years aud yeas eg0
ei 4, ccff5fl rrsae fhrrr7n the dishon-
esry flte ,ie.fers. nut Is now fiourishing by
ybigeda,r onnntry fools who PIT np fheiy
MONEY ap0n futures. They are truly objects
Nnfie the Americans are disc -Bsing free
s,,,ne Or .,l,sidles. Great Britain last year
i,s,rchrd sos iroi, sieamshfps, aggregaiing
= IN foo f,,ne American riel chant ships ART
Ma, e,.-s,sd' NV In distant vovagte. such
as mat Tom Gallo, MIA around Capes lloro
s ssa sGSS es Sp so @s % eas
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BANK EXCHANGE.

Commercial excl age upon al points par
to "a discount.
Sterling sight "A 80 To 81 80.
STERLING, go days, "A 70 TO a. IS.
Fra cs 80. 505 IL jlN.
Marks 80 to 40
lo.d silver, other than tine trade dollar,par.
Trade dollars. '''.''' >" conos
Mexican collars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
Me ica halves OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ~
Mexican quarters. .....-.......-..,....,.i 10
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SA-NFORD'S
RADICAL Gu RE
FOR CATARRH.

Sanford's Radical Cure, Catarrhal Solvent
Sand approved Inhaler, with specific direc-
ECiOps, may now be had Of all druggists,
Eaeatly wrapped IN one package, for one dol 4
flar. Ask for sar ford's Radical Cure.
/ This ecomom cal and never-faiiing treat
sment instantly cieanses the nasal passages of
sloui mucous accumulationg, snbdues inflama-
Rfiohs when extending TO The ey e, ear end
athroat. restores the senses of sight, hearlup|
Rand taste when affected, leaves the head de-
hodorized, clear and opea, the breath swe Ell
Elhe breathing easy, ana every sense ia ri
ngrateful and soothed cor dition. Internailyl
administered, 1T per lne ates every iluidof thel
HbOdy, cleansing the entire Mucous or mem
aoranous syftem through the rlond, which II,
Rpuriles OF the acid poison always present ipI
ACatarrh. IL builds up the enfeebled and
Bbroken-down cons itutlon, rohs the disease of
Its viru., and permits the formation of health,
9resto ing blood. Hundreds OF stiomoniall
Ra'test the wondrfnl curative properties orl
Ethis economical, cafe, agreeablete and IleveIl
failing remedy.
iGeneral gents, WEEKS &P TER, Boston
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Bagging and Bies.


BkseMe-standaro. II
ARROW TIEs-s2 70 per bundle.
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/ rf.r - ii toe money NE cIncs'n can
rnIre "A viii faks long time 70 ct ~
runcf rupasIfIrn 10 TIE monopoly.
A few II1es viii b ran nefwee1 tue
unieIff and - IfE re1urIe4 u1Iuls VIII D. -
nnrstF1 r. make good l1t reduction. T. has
frfrn f1s Mas1fn unI1n and IL IrF1rres-
..r. f1-ir rrals O. tnIld ne existing IIre1 ~
IrlIsI. AID nIfhnnrh re Do thing rrIEENI
pa We ur1I - fIt c1nrITuCIIou ri NnI
4fsfanI 81 -+-1E wElr1 VII rIrurf - q lr1I
1r1a1ta ID VII nj b acou1nrI.1 n ~
r.. '|.fr1. IN Ier years. mar On irss ftar IN
rear. Tra r1EefrnHuI HuuI.I'I IIuII 'tr
.r.I ia In ma A. utnfe rIlr rItItII - IIIt
N. r. ~ IaT Gould. j. j. rrr4I It vi MATE
r1 n|.r 4F1I Bus a. ~ I1s j T U4II.I
rI 1.1.|0.O.H ~ casual 80 E. ~ ~ % ~
~ .. l-IIl IL-1 ne t'-re4 I..I '4I|1I r.I- '|.
f1rs co1s1Ildlt|cn. up11 r1I11 = UaEs an
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NY ANNA Ca'slcas- d. Nesesalls
Fiorer SEED fsrl ~, in r-rft
pilot lzra Iihs ~ Al D. - w.
nee q all uh9 3. Al. ~ 80 81 ~.
rol write ffif A. t5e -
let NJ Of W.. 4 aols seei ~ = b,
sae1 hnu-a Ia AuIe Iea, a laIfI p
/. ..f4c. ~ - - 80 va - -
'Iirrrfions f1r s.ullft fill I'd e4t4
All sefd wni raff fllal-r9 = - 4 j
o. N usns' ~ bat 'H'|
e-r-rah PnI11-. rFl. ST.
bsses. NJ tlc >
rerel sti@<, RI .re ir 81. 80
A. rnril.Is 10 i9ff ~ srf sirs
fhe -rrgf-. 90 'rnr HtI
I4EE - VI GRfl-I
1rrtls .
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

MEMORIAL DAY AT WINCHESTER.
Memorial Services were held at Win
chester last Monday. The services
included the decoration Of the graves oil
Confederate soldiers, and the formal
transfer of beautiful granite sarcopha-
gus erected over the Ashby Brothers,
from the ladies Of the Ashby Memorial
committee to the Stonewall Cemetery
Association.
The military included the Hagers-
town Light Infantry, Capt. H. Kyd
Douglass, and a battalion of the I'd Va.
Infantry under command OF Lieut.. Col.
0. B. Roller composed Of the follow
ing companies, Warren Light Infantry,
Capt. G. A. Macatee; Winchester Light
Infantry, Capt. Jno. j. Williams;
Anderson Guards, Capt. J. w. Magru.
der; and Harrisonburg Guards, Capt.
John Donovan. The military were
followed by the fire brigade of Winches-
ter. AT 10 O'Clock the procession
moved through the streets Of Winches-
ter, Col. r. II, Dulaney, of the 9TH
Cavalry being chief marshall.
An appropriate aud eloquent address
was delivered by Major L. P. Dand-
ridge, Of Winchester.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08

FIRE.-The largO stables in rear OF
Welsh's Hotel in this place were fired
last Mondvy night about 10 O'Clock.
Although there we're many people on
the streets and some only few yards
from the building when the alarm was
given, it was almost impossible to en-
ter the buildings and remain long
enough to save any of the property.
Besides the two stables, reaper, rake,
drill, harness, pleuehs, and other agrl-
cultural implements, and about I'VE
thousand shingles were burned For
tunately the night was still and damp,
as on account of the position Of other
buildings it would have been almost
impossible to have saved the town IN
der other circumstances. The lire
company was on hand promptly, but
was somewhat delayed by confusion
resulting from the magnitude OF the
fire. and the fact that the company Is so
seldom called out by the alarm OF fire
that the discipline necessary for prompt
and effective action was lacking. After
these delays, the fire company did most
efficient service. They lad scarcely
commenced work before it was evident
that the company was master OF the
situation and there was no further fear
OF a general conaagration. Several OF
our citizens distinguished themselves
by their presence OF mind and effective
work. Lieut.. GatewoOd was burned
about the face and suffered iTom
.prain of his ankle. Mr.. John knlght
had one foot injured. Mr.. John Keller
and Mr.. Robt. Koontz had their hands
badly burned. IL was evident that the
FIRE was the work OF an iucendlary. A
negro by the name Of Bart Philips was
seen IN the neighbOrhoOd Of the stables
aud his conduct was very suspicious
Strong circumstantial evidence indlcat-
ed his guilt. As soon as the fire was
subdued a party was formed for
the purpose ct hanging Philips. The
indignation Of the people was such that
Philips owes his life to the fortunate
circumstances that kept him out OF the
reach of the enfuriated crowd Of citizens
He was quietly arrested and committed
to jail, and every precaution necessary
10 secure him was taken. He was
brought before Justice RodeAer yester-
day and COMMITTED for indictment.
There was nc insuranoe.on the pro-
nPrtV
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1881-06-08
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NEW TRAINs.-Capt. Newpor. and
Barley of the Valley Branch OF the B..
20. Railroad have now under their
charge trains Of new cars, furnished
with every mOdera convenience and
comfort. These conductors are we'll
known to the travelling public aud are
Efficient, polite and accommodating
oRcers. Capt. Barley, it is true has
the old grum look so we'll calculated to
f1gbten timid young ladies and chill
,Iren, but our people have beconed so
used to it, that they begin TO like him
in spite of it. A broad grin on Capt.
Barley's face would be most effective
Disguise.