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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09
Cedar Blocks for street Paving


The Chicago Tribune remarks: "Mr. Har.
rison does not seem TO make the distinction
which ought to DO mAde between tho variou.
styles of wooden blocks and the methods of
laying them. There were many miles of Pine
block pavement laid during number Of
years which were defective, both in material
and in construction. The rapid decay OF
these white'pins pavemena 10 not,
however, a sufficient reason for
abandoning tho whole system of wosdsp
blocks. 1t hOs been proved 10 DO sstisfac.
tory in other cities, notably Detroit, where il
has beon in use eleven years Cedar blocks
laid upon aproPor foundation constitute a
very durable aud economical, as well "A
smooth and noi,sless pavement. To tho or.
tent that this csdsr block has been used
IN Chicago, the test promises equally favor
able results. There are new ia tho city cedar
block pavements that we're laid six Yeas nro
and, after enduring heavy travel, are still in
quite good condition. They ought not TO be
classed with the pavemeats which were
composed Of wet, unsOund pine in
the FIRST instance, and wero 6urriedly
planted in Loose EARTH In the snms
Journal correspondent, who seems
to know what he is talking about, sayi: an
order to keep a roadway made Of this maca.
dam in any condition itmust have continuous
attention, and, while costing but iltls at first,
1t soon become an expensive pavement,
owing TO repeated repairing. From three
years observation of this kind of pavement
nm led to tbink that It's adoption On Ash.
l'ud avenue, or upon any stree. in tho civ.
wou'i not meet with the public Spprov1l
SOU 1t for, but that il would be productive
of oslsuro we'll merlted."
Anoyervhelming mass Of evidence show.
ing the complete failure of macsdam on thi,
continent could DO EASILY adduced. Tho
experience OF Toronto alone is enough mt.
terly TO condemn II. In Toronto we h,ve
spent more than $l0,000,000 in macAdAmiz.
Ing streets, which become seas of mud after n
few hours rain. Pos lively we sheud be batter
OIL this day if ono of Asddin's eopii would
take up our mseadam for Nv ana drop IL in
ilmbucteo, Iongo street must have had n
iail mllli'n dollars worth of mscsdan put
upon 1t. The roadway has been wretehed
failure oil through its history, and now il is
to BIO paved VITA cedar blocks. 1t will actu
ally cost the inhabitants thousands of
dollars 10 got rid of the
macadan and put thsnselves in the
favorable position they would occupy IL
there were only dirt road TO be dealt With.
The contract price of laying cellar blocks on
nonge street is 81 10 per SQUARE ward. On
Wellesley place, 8 dirt road, il is II cants
on North Ontario. with n sand road he'd 40
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

BY his deputy, Max Elssr, P. G., both of
Queen City lodge, Fort Worth.-Mr.
Jacob Allies, one of our most energetic and
0nterprising merchants, leaves for Attic, Ia
diana, tonight, where he will take unto him
self wife. One by enc the boys succumb.
Steel rails are being laid on the Central
both north and south ofthis point The APP
pOarAnce ofths track has changed wonder
fally for the batter in the past fOw days.
Teams are already at work grading ON the
narrow gauge west Of here. They will reach
hare by March 1st.---Ths compress has
been at work to-day and will esntinRe work
ing as leBg as fuel holds out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
instantaneous, Economical. saC.
Radical Treatment for ''
enc D0llRr

rolsonous cMarraal matter filling the nasal
pass"ges retS away the membranes, Iissnos
and Hearing. Vi smell asle
INC putrli accumulatlcns drop during sIesn
dnIo ne throat and are swallowed, pafaiy lIp y
Iaken np by the absorbents, the vIr,s =,
VIZ, lno blood, weakening and debilitaii = j
korrv'iy 9rgan, and generating fatal afTectisnsl
loI me Lungs Liver and Kidneys "'''''''na
Sflkeat the roots of thu. rigan,,c d,.o.
! T n nurity, and heal the memhr,ns liz
l,SiIon"I, nasal pas.age' and tier by consti.
tine blood and other finds. W.T. Pe'soh nj
Irh Snaofa,s Radical. cure, with ImprovedI
IeTy " nart an" M Catarrhal Solvent reaches eV
purifying, AID restoring. IL ia ra Sdr,tansing
III before It is too late. Anu saie' Iryl
lce, vita improved Inhaler Car,,r,h.
Ierywhere. 'eo''"ns' Sl' Sold EVIL
lIeneIal Asent', WEEKS APoTrsR ro.,on
II
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save Your Wnir.n KnenIl Rnnntiru1


Tho "London Hair Color Restoror" is the
most delightful article ever introduced to
tho American people and is totally differ
emit from al other Hair Rsstorers, being en-
tirsly free from all impure ingredients that
render many other articles for tho hair oh
noxious. Where badness or falling of the
halr exists, or permanently grayaess, from
sickness, or other causes, its use will restore
tho natural youthful color, and cause a
healthy growth, cleaning tho scalp from all
impurities, drsnaruf etc, at the Same time
NEST pleasing and lasting hair dressing.
fragrantly perfumsd, rendering tho hair soft
and plisble, making it an indispensable srti
clio ia every toilet. Ask your druggist Tor
London Hair Color Esstorer. Price, 70
cents bottle. Six bottles, 81. Main depet
OF the United States $50 North Sixth street,
Philadelphia
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RIG0RB'SNs. u RESTORATIVE

ere Is Nell-known principle In animal
'sloiogy shat no vital actlon can take Mae q
hlhtOugh the agency of the neryous svp-
ithe nerve power In eDy organ Ia weak
,then that organ ls.weaR There Ia REM
SOY II tho reach of all, one that has E,oo4 ~ q
test for over half a cents1-y. DIR Eicr.J y
Hltal restorative has been sagtgn ai5ed and IN
dorsed by the Academy OF Medicine In Pa IL
as an lniallable specific for the above. oonts,ns
no phospnoTous, Canthnrides or other poisors
10 pHrely Vegetable, producing no resctio,
and 10 permanent in effect; Is q sucsr.c,ateI
phi, and can be had OF Levasaer q "a IA ~
ne klohelisu, Paris, Q'rRnce), or of DR.. q
Brown brWh Slgesaond, proprletors. Address
hnoIu go, world buildlnE,N, York None gem
ulne without the signature OF S, b, sIeesmSon6
on me SIDE OF zach box; send for cstvlocro.
box OF pills, s., box OF 400, $40, sent nv ,nsf
upon receipt of price. ''-'' y 'A'''
Dr g. y. el'esmond: . pm 1'u' isSo'
Dear Sir,-m Justice to Won end N tba 49,.
lesslon, lteel II INV duty to state the resnlta of
my lrlal OF Records Vital Restorative In ,,,,,
piSSeuee' following the challenge You made
Hase J. hr B., aged 49, impoteut fer yenr,
nervous ana debilitated, sleepless ana e nnf.S
WIN netVous fears, had tried every knn,,n
remeuy, put him under treatment win H.
Nltul restorative alone, In ak months ho
Mas uischarged, perfectly cured. lie had 70.
a. 'r wor AL MS 'isorand manhood and weighed
SSs = Mr.. NJ. partial loss OF mower In
in sN weeks treatment with the Vital Restore.
i've, desire and manly vgor were tnily ra-
'''''"' Wh u Rom, NJ. D.,
1873 Pine St., 81. Louis,
ST. Souls November is IS7a
Ims ls 70 certify that have been eniicisd ;or
yeSts WIN nervous and general debility, snsy.
MAY. GU ana softenibg efthe brain. have
ueen unuer Inc heatnsnt of several nr0r,.
"a ut phVsloians during this time with no ben.
,SIhih results. several months ago begnn
uo,,i hNehards Vital Restorative md an
~, INV perfectly cured. weighed AT the tma
az poands--l now weigh l55 pounds, "''''
WM BoRscH,
1918 Cass Ayenue
Ibad -, H.. 81 Louis, April s, lSS0,
49,, nSu been impotent for number or yoors
p waseu l commenced to take Records Mil
,nvstolatlve. within three months / connd
ysll suddenly restored to my former bo nVWuu
'"' 'iSor' ana the cure has been permanent.
| know Mr.. Vincent, whose nSmn .TS Il si1no,
W w tne ABOVE certificate. He lisa f'ianS o %,
sta h and and know the facts 10 be as he has
rroprIeier Grand oo., D., NJ. WARD,
Hotel. anu huropea
sold by Wholesale and Ro,a,, a.
Sists generally N"'eil urwS
wholesale Agents: Richardson Co Q, -.
W.. Sh'J Lyons, New Orleans. Ioni s,sns!.
ro 81. oSnaScki Stevenson & Co., Chlcagn ill.,
mo- oilu' Doolittle n Smith, Bostnn MAJ
h Seria \, John keeshan, Cincinnati one,
onsrles N Crittenton New York. 'nio'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

T., Wh cur es Of blood aud skla diseases, and
,oaipaaoeolions with loss OF hair, can com
ate Senator Of Massachusetts, Aldermnn
ING er; BostoniS, a stesle, Esd., Chicago
liz Ora e, Esq Detroit; IL r. Cgrnenter'
EEsq" Henderson, n. Y Charles nought n
EsqS Boston, aud many others, details OF
Weeka & Potter. Rnstnn " N-N.ul''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

Do you wish to purchase set of furniture
or any article in that line If you do, don't
60 it bliAd by rushing into the first furniture
store you come to, but 90 to T. Billiugton's,
corner of Elm and College streets, and see
the latest and most novel styles in that lima
There is nothing in the line that cannot b.
found there, graded in prices to suit all pure
chssers. Go and see his magnificent stock,
for it is treat 10 look at such beautiful fur.
niture.
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CUFHGURA REyTENEns

are prepared by Weeks 4 Potter, Chcmists
anu anu pi9sGists, 800 Washington street, Boston,
ahuhnd by all Druggists. Price Tor Cuticnra
smeQicinal jelly, small boxes, so cts :: Largo
ooAes,ui Cuticura seSolvent, the new hi oed
BURNER, II pcr bottle; Cutlcurn MedicirsI
ISliet soap, % cents; Cutlcura MedlcirSi
S ond soap 10 cents; in bars for BARRIERS
anu large consumers, 10 cents
B-All mailed on receipt of price
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salt Rheum on body and limbs for eirht wears
ne KIND of treatment or medicine or doctors
old her any COED Limbs go raw and pSinfpI
thA' she was obliged al tlmes to 20 about on
crutshes, Many OF Malden's best citizens
Oh cure or even redef Used the CutIcnra re-
solvent internally, and tic Culioura and Cutl-
cNra soap externally, and was cured in six
months So" - 'iN
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Watching AND WAITING
Iwnlrrrn FOR rnr nA1LAs ngRALp !
BY A Convent GIRL.


When the silver twilight falls
ON the oceans coral halls,
Aud the banks of glistening spray brightly
gid the silent sea;
When tho sunny pillows plash,
And in tints of brlllianoe fash,
The vast oceans sslsmn grandeur awakesssad
thoughts to me.
On the crest OF each blue wave,
Rising from itsnzure cave,
see phantoms dark and gloomy wildly wan
d'ring mid the spray,
Dancing wierdly on the surgss,
Chanting wild, dlscordant dlrges
For the dead who sleep forever meath the Il d.
SO cold and grey.
Through the misty ocean cleaning
And the pillows wildly foaming,
And the mist shat slowly spreads its mantle
dim around;
lhosr sounds Of mingled crashing,
As Of waters madly dishing,
And the waves strewu DER the sands are with
wreaths of silver crowned.
The restless, turging ocean
Fillsmy hoGrt with dread emotion,
For there re dangers dire and awfal, threat
ming good ships far from shore;
And upon tt raging deep,
Rocked by waves that never sleep.
10 my ia hers stately vessel; may never soc
him more.
In the midst Of OCEAN gloom
He may find surf tomb.
" In har oh
rurn tome?
No answer-but the waves,
Ripping DER their Eeamy caves
And. the sthunders of the tempest Wild now
rising o'er the sea-
From he vast and tiacless ocean,
Comes the sound Of vague comrnoiisn
o'er the waters steal the echoes OF the wall
ing winds aud waves,
Dark billows wild are dashng,
White spray is lurid flashing,
And Ger thesugry, sesIhlng deep the tempest
mndly raves.
or this watching lam weary,
All the sea ia dark and dreary
save where beacon CLEANS are flashing from
the light house on the shore
o. In tho midst OF tempest night,
God of Waters be his light,
And guide his noble vessel through the raging
storms oncOmore.
And when tempests wild are over,
When the fields are bright with clover,
And vessels richly laden homsward sail oar
the tranquil sea;
When theharyests cleaning gold
Shining gilds the azure void,
Sailing ON The bright blue ocean, father win
come home tome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

Mr. Charles o'Conor, according to a cor.
respondent Of the World, has renewed par.
mauently to the islaf Of Nantucket WHARF
ne has spent two summers, and found the
air agreed with him. The correspondent
says that Mr.. O'conor has rslinquiibed his
citizenship in New York, though whether by
formal deed of record, by affidavit before
nlustice Of the peace, or by simply wipipr
the dust of New Ysrk of his iset, il nst
stated. Mr.. 0'Conor, wo ars further told,
has had oil his law books removed to Nan.
.ucket In order to write law treatise. Per.
hsps II the correspondent examiner Mr.
VOoner's copy of BScon it will DO found
lhns tho great chaacsllor declared that every
mss-a.d not every lawyer alono-swos 4
dsbt to his profession.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

Cuttcura ReSolvent is the greatest blood
purlner Ia medicine, 1t acts through the
O0wse, liver, Kidneys and skin Cutlcura.
Medicinal Jelly, srreIts externnl diseases
eats away lifeless flesh ana skin, alIayH in
namatlon, Itching and irritation and benls
Outlvura soap clcantes, heals, softens,whI,ens
anu s Geautlilos the skin. 1t and the Cutcura
shaving SOAP, the only medicinal shayiug
tosp, are prepared from Cuticura.
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CORsICANA.
Correspondence Of the Herald.

CoRsIcANA, jar. s. 1850.
Harmony lodge, X. of p. was
instituted here last night with large man.
oorshlp. Tho following officers were elected
aud installed: N. Sternc, @. @; @. II. al.
Sn, V; O. l., j. El,sr, P. @; L. q.
Hsvsre, V. O, ]. Baum, prslato; James Gar.
r,'y, mssIerof II; II. +. McFsrland, X of
N ~ ana Q Richard Eyerard, NJ. of r; Al
S :, AVE., Mat Al L. J. Elsor, rep. to g. l.,
Y. lumber, o. g.; +. Krn, |. q. Tho car,
om9nlss were conducted under the direction
OIL D. + Alexander, G. Q. of state, assl,tod
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Notice to Tax-pavers.

Issn vii sI"te ana cossty nd valsrem taxes for
NV WI, pseome delinquent gu the lat day Of
n mStcs neg, at which time ihe enlcs VIII no
y. unit 1slin uent lists are made ont We
ali NV s, is, SAD Tue present l,w equres that
in n rSl nat properly ke eXhsu,ied hefore
innes oas Re adve tissd for taxes. TS,roI
harn ., me large amour of work To he
n nost the short tiWa allotted in which 70
land M. i t1r esme, will be impossible to ex-
~ ~ persons who owe tho stats and senntv tax
az, "UoVe year VIII esnsult their int rest by
NV NV snltht ot The anne before exniration ~
Respectfully, W. III pr ATurp
faN'Ctlleotor o. Dallas county
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Louisiana State LOTTERY Company

Nv tha intuition was regularly Incorporated
ana charitable purposes in ls6S, for the term ~
twenty-five years, tc which contract The invinIs.
PIE ialth OF the State ispledged which pedee bsa
Ueen renewed ", by overwhelming popular vote
adopted December I'd, A. L, ma VIII a os,,G
tal OF liOOO,u OO, to which it has since added a
reserve lund orS3D,0OO. Its Grand Single Nnm"
yer distribution will take place monthly on the
ieCGHu i4esGay itneyer scales or postpones
,oo ,,, ,,, CAPITAL PRIZE SSO,OOo
'Vo'OUO Tickets at Two Dollars each Half
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

Al, a; Mcknight who killed James Der
rlek ~ belton in October last, and aod from
lusuee, but who returned and surrende I'd
himself to the authorities some ton DAYS 400
mas been released on habeas corpus in a.,
sum oil $4,000, which bond he readily g,vs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

Manuel Manlntz, New Or,eaue, La, vrltes :.
no otherA can compsrs with ihs Cutlonrs
neneules. lhave used them In all forms for
ma which was ellectually cured In eight weeks
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Perhaps.

A careful observation of the track of soms
storms in Texas, would show that thore ia A
snow belt in the northeast corner of the
state, extending from DSnison southeast by
east, acress the northern part of the state
which II leaves about Harrison, Marshall and
Longview. In t'N' 1t heavy SHOWS fall,
and the fall OF sro~ /, rcedss the fall in the
central parts of tho s.Ate from twelve 10
twenty .four hours
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

lisoI Prizes, amounting to sin .oo
All HrsPonsiDle corresponding SCENTS wanted
S St points to whom liberal comp nsation viii
cieaFHl Slo, ciE Eor further information, write
express or registered letter or money! np6sy by
mail, addressed only to VI money oruer ny
nv a. DAUPh-N. ew Orleans, La.
NJ al corresr ence should he with
iickets t ppaupnin rs above. In oil cases the
saas Offering certificates or anythipS else in.
else ~, Any one proposing to 9fler anything
Saf oy circular or Otherwise on his own be-
"| All p on L.II OF the company is swindler.
under nesupervislon of Genls a 'T"I Rson ae
ssGI pI ,oo aad Junal a. EARLY. Capitai priSo
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

STOOD III .morS, Itching and ScAIy Dis
snSeA, scrOfula, acrOful0us Sores
ulcers, aud SwellinEs, positively
permanently and economically
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LOTTERIES.
la. S. l..
TAKE NOTICED

This Is the only lottery ever voted on nv the
people OF q STATE, and under late decision of
tne u ". supreme Court at Washington. ia
tne only Legal Lottery now In The United
Sonies' az other chat ers having been re-
opportunity to Wln a fortune. Grand distr ui,u
non, Glass A, at New orleans, TuesdSv
Shhunry II, 1851. l2Sth Monthlv ramirIS
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Closing Out.


To close our Business here by January II
goods at cost at Laws, 504 Main street.
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&c to Copnor's for drugs. Look for the
prismatic lamp.
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a. higari,
Wholesale dealer in foreign and domestic
fruits and all kinds Of nuts, etc. 1888 Main
street, one door from post Office, Dallas,
Texas.
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~ Connor's drug store is the place to buy
Christmas goods.
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Sold by all drnggIsts.

S'VP uSiEg OalSrAOi nad Try "sa ACt<.
eRsGSSSsy fr Liver diseases. -
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Has your child cold-call at your drugs
gist for Hamburg Syrup.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-09

81 to S00 per day at home. samrI.
sou 4 Co. Portland, Maine. Au''eSS s'it-
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Prices reduced to suit the times, Is, 25
and so cents.
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THORN 4 HUNKlNS,

Larges; dealers west of New York City and onIv
house St. Louis making speciality of thea
goods. Pllce List sent on application
,, General Office, 800 and 81 Twelfth st
Branch of1ce, 20S n Main st. Warehouss
Il. 900 barrels
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Take "BLACK-DRAU6HT" and sou
will never DO bilioRs.
Forsals by all druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

In Romuey, on Wednesday evening
last. at the residence o. the brides moth
er. Mrs. l.. +. Lupton, widow of the
late DR.. Samuel Il. Lupton, by Rev.
G. W. Finley, Mr.. G. W. ScnArrER.
teacher OF Music in the Deaf. Dumb and
Blind Institution in this place, to Miss
KATE LUPToN.
In the Presbyterian Church. Charles
town, on Wednesday afternoon, the
Sth inst, by Rev. A. G. Hopkins, Row.
j. 5. LEFEvRE,of Oakland Md. formerly
o: Berkeley county.to Miss MARY Ely.
ABETu WYsoNo only daughter Of Mr..
S W. Wysong, of that county.
On the End inst. by the Rev. l.. Butt
Mr.. L. MILES PorE to Miss.D. VISTA
TRUMBo, all OF South Fork, Pcndleton
county.
In the NJ. L. church, Fairmon., on .he
Sth inst, by Rev. Mr.. Stewart, Mr..
JAMES A. SuAHPLEss, of Mineral coun-
ty, TO Miss CARRIE NEeDIrT, of that
place.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

SEVERE ACCIDENT. Jimmie.
the youngest son OF. Dir. j 3. Russell.
says the Winchester Times cfthe 18th
inst, met with a painful accident on
Saturday last, and narrowly escaped
with his life. He was riding in a los
Cal express wagon, with several other
children, when one OF the wheels of
the wagon came Off The little fellow
tumbled out aud the axle caught in
his clothing-the horse at the same
time kicking and trying TO run, which
prevented the driver from giving the
unfortunate child timely assistance.
His jaw was broken, and he was bad
~ bruised about the body and limbs
Drs. Love and Miller are attending
him. They do not consider his inia-
ries serious, although they are very
painful, AMI of such a nature that his
recovery will be slow.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17


ljntiie are sold al thsse figures live weigl,
Hogs are sold ~ pet weight. that i, 20 ucr
cent tgencsr"y) OF from live weight Sheen
arc sold c.OJs, that is live weight, or notl.
ing og
E-EY CATTLE. The market hes been fairly ac.
tive again this week, the eniire olT.rings being
disposed OF quite as early as they ,Se-s lait
week. Piices remained fvn TO the end az fully
AS good figures, quality considereJ, AZ riIef last
week some dealers 10 Jaght them shade high
eE IN some instances. The qgalit. lid not ave.
rage quite up % last weeks offerings We
quote at 30C9SG 10, with mot sales ranging
al 50 1906 30 per TOO lts.
MIrCH Cows The marke, ia quite SLOW pti-
ces lS(alS35 per head wholesale
Prices to-day for heei Cattle ranged ne FOL.
lows lest Reeves at oO9sG TO: thai gou
orally rated hrsl quality OOflsB 90: u1eiiur5 or
good fair quality 4 i2G9S5 90 : ordinary tbin
steers, oxen and Cows , s06g)S4 90 : extreme
range OF prices S0@SG 20. Most OF the sslel
were froCl IS tn 50 so PEI 100 lbs or tho
receipts % bead came frou Virginia 4gI
from Ohio, 7GT from Iilinoi7, IS from Mnry.
land, Z32 from Missouri - from West Va and
% head from Pepnsy lysnia-tosal rrceir.s FOR jbe
past week were 1884 against 1916 lac. weak
and 2iI3 head same tune last yenr OF The
offerings 19l hetd- we're taken 6y Baltimore
uHtcAera' y sold 70 country dealers, 43 %
washington city outchcra, ana ~ he,i 10 ..as-
tern spectators. Total Gales for the week sol
he'tr AgNin5t lobe last wees, and iO45 head
same umC lr,st yuAr
awi:H.-incrc las been flil supply OF Hogs
ca tue market this weak, and the dan,ni Us
5eec tH'Tly active. Thc qI.itT OF the offerings
compares iavornhly with tnet Of the receip,s LIST
week. We quote ct 7i63Sl cculs extra 8 z
cents, most sn!os ranging II, sG8s cenis ne n
nN'' arrivals this week 6937 bead against GlJI
lat week. aud s43U came tine last year
SusEr AND LAMB There hos boon g. good
demand tVs good sheep and Lambs, whilo e5,u-
mon stock VI 18th kiGdY were dG.l THO most
OF the best sheep and Lambs were tplscu bF
LNsiern buyers And several carloads OF comla,u
LtIDgei OF which there was ovt. supply aud
oui i'ue Gem9ni, weis rcssigpa.l :. 'st I'll own
ers r5A. We quote sheep III 3Gg5i cents Pew
selling II the former price and i.uuus 81 jHf5F
cents ic-g selling Abov5 O.! cents per .b gross
mosi s"!,s at GGG7i cents. Arrivals Ibis week
Si3J h,'i aasinai lg,C53 last a. eek, and tSaa
head sauly Cile lust yc.r--.S
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1881-06-17

LoNDON, June LITTLE race for
the Prince OF Wales stakes, for three
year-old colts and fillies, distance
about one milo and five furlongs.
came oil to, day and was won by Mr.
I. Lorillard's brown colt Iroquois +.
Grctton's brown colt Geolos;st second
and Lord Falmoath's bay colt Great
Carrie third. The American horse
coming out half length ahead of the
next foremost horse, Biologist.