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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

It has been proved by the most reliable tes-
timony that Thomas EClectric Oil Is all en-
tire success in curing the most inveterate cases
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lame back, and
wounds Of every description.
Soldby Laughlin Bros. & Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling w. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
BAD BREATH.

Nothing Is 10 unpleasant, nothing so common nj
bad breath, and In nearly every Clse Il comes from
the stomach, and can be No easily corrected II YOU
will take simmons Liver Regulator. Do not neglect
also Improve yOurappetiie complexion and general
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
PILES,

How many suffer torture day after day, making
life burden and rObblng existence Of Rli pleasure,
Is ready 70 the hand u almost any one who Will use
systematically the remedy that has permanently
cured Thousands, simmons Liver Regulator q no
drastic violent purge, but gentle assistance u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
MEDICAL,

IF YOU feel dull, droNsy, debilltRIed, have Ire.
qUelt headache, mouth tastes badly, poor appetite
and tongue coated, you Rfo suffering from torpid
liver, or "blli0uAngs and nothing will cure YOU q
speedily and permanently ~ 70 take simmons Liver
Regulator or Medicine,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

Iii simply marvellous how quickly consti.
patton, bilIiOusnesS, sick headache, fever and
ague, and malaria, are cured by "selleS
liver pillsu DAR
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

Eye, ear, throat and nose successfully
treated. Catarrh, crooked eyes and all
tumon about head cured. go Penn avenue
Plttsbufgh. epeetAeles adjusted,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

'1INhsRY's ntOoD SEARnIER'--tho great
medicine for fever and ague, malaria, and all
blood poison Don't fall 10 use H. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

The cheapest, pufest
and best family medicine
~ the world.
An efectuAl specific for
all diseases Of the Liver,
stomach aud Spleen.
Regulate the Liver and
prevent
CHILLS AND FEVER,
MALARIOuS FEVERS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESNESS, JAuN.
DICE AND NAUSEA.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
CONSTIPATION
SICK HEADACHE.

This distressing atllictiOn ocCuR most frequently,
The disturbance Of the stomach arising from the
lmperfectly digesled contents, causes severe pain
In the head, accompanied with dlagrrGablc nausea,
and this constitutes what Is pOpularly known u
CAUTION buy no powders or prepared Sim.
mons Liver Regulator unless In our engraved wrap
None other Is genuine.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
FINANCIAL AMI oHMERCIAL,



NV YoRL, september sl-MoHEY-4a6p per cent,
closing At per cent. Prime mercantile paper 5a6
per cent Sterling Exchange bSnksu' blls atoady At
SisIi demand SislH,
GoyERSNRSp-Qulet and generally steady.
q $. q extended, 81. z sx. City Grstsll2
~ oupons,.....,,.-ll3L U. 2, Land GnntS-.lls1
q coupons, .. r. S. +, Bonds, ,..l9I
Pacific y Of 95,..,,. ,.l3l Texas Pacific I'd gtS
Central Pacific, lst--llIs Tex. Pac RIG. DIV, gl
Erie colds.....,.,.,.l051S Offered
LehlSh Wilkesr.-slll
RAILROAD BoXDS-N Moderately active but Irreg.
ulaF.
STATE SEcuRITlEs-Dull and nominal.
Louisiana COnsOlA. 6G1 Virginia Gs..,....,,.,.. IS
Missouri 6s,,.- lilo Virginia consuls, eX.
St. 0seph,.,.,,...,,,...-US tHi mat coupons . SlS
Tennessee 6s,',,,,. ~ Virginia deteEEed.---l6at
Tennessee q, new " Offered,
sTocEs-The market opened weak and prices
weFe generally tsAln per cent lower than II the
close Yesterday, the latter Hannibal & ST. Joseph
preferred In the early dealings speculation WHs lF.
regular, but VI the inst bOaFd weak tone prevail.
ed, and u decline took place hanging from y to ~
rigo, Burlington 4 Quincy leading therein. To.
ward noon good buying movement was developed,
AND during the afternoon the market was qIiite
strong, prices advancing steadily almost 10 the
close, Wheh the Improvement hanged from "a To ~
per cent, the latter In Wabash Pacific preferred.
Reading, Wabash common, Texas Pacific and Mis-.
souri, Pacific were also prominent In the rise In
tue hna sales functional reaction took plIec East
Tennessee, Virginia 4 Georgia was weak, and de.
clined per cent for common and preeierred, but
recovered lalI per cent at the close,
Transactions 81, wv shAnr
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23

Old PUTTY moistened with muriatic acid
will Immediately become soft, and is easily
removed
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
DAILY,
BIZ mail n adrdacr t,osiaos prepdld,

BY mGl, In GdraHes, posidgs prepaid
One year. s. % Six montha,.,...,,,,,s1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-23
TO CHICAGO.
Only elghteon hour.

SrEuBENvILLE AccoAAopATfoN.-Lea BellAife
At 40 ?. ", Bridgeport 800 p ~. Arrives at stOu.
benylle II sos P, "; leaves 4teubenyyie At 1b0 A.
VI Bridgeport At $50 A. NJ arrives al Bellaife Of
G06 AN,
Tickets and baggage checks 10 all principal points
In the East and West can be procured o. Che Ticket
once In Bridgeport =, r. MYERS,
, 1881-03-23
nftor several days effort III Inducing John
sn', 70 r'snke, tho ,ortler, am! thu lnnger

after several 'lays' effort III Inducing. John
6Hl 70 rrrhke tho .nrler, AMI thu tinnger
which 'Mnrtnll tenrGI WIS avoided.
srfrtn! f'fse.fth To Ihr .htt"eo Tribune.
JotlE7, H.. March ::ss,.-'rn !Io,,. Lake II.
t;ooAriol,. rx,afaYnr of ilra!tlwota, md far
iw0 terms lsnprrscYtattsa jn tiIe t;uneral
Assembly frD,u tl,ts district. 1c,l Mt : y. III.
to-day ut the onla of hIs brother in this city
from tho n1ccss Of Injuries rGcclve'l Sunday
m0rntnE BY ltlnR struck Will, Il a1ipw.plnw
tlHr MLn'a!ka, IN tho CtIichg", luck Island
apteti Dtsnate4 10 The Chseaoo Tribune.
tDN1AS, Mic1i., AtnrGl :1,22.-l Harry +. Owen,
assistant tGaellcr Of horticulture IN TIL. AltcIIt
gnM Stale, Agricultural Coltegc. dir.t here
this ,nnrning uf typ'Iol-ieyar. nKtnl q. lie
wns f'ne student, md Ind gtvet, i,!cl, study
l}Ertn,iT, Mich, MARCH, !ss,:-i,r Ercsscy,
for tl,Irty-s!ycl, yrars a lratliny physician u
teelncsl citiz"!l. died very suddenly this
morning. ugrl = years. 1le r.'l,,r,!etl frOnl
NASHVILLE. TENN. AGarefl ~. -. ii
.!Innes, who linz been freight naent for tho
Nashville II Chattanooga isal trnad for tic
past twenty-five years, died Inst night.
, 1881-03-23

Spt1d1 DUFaEth 70 7Hf Ch1faoo Tribune.
COLuM1It.s, o., March 4A!.-Tlc friends of
Stanley Matthews lIayc bnen greatly cl1coslr-
ngcl during tic ttay by rrpnrts from WASH
inEton announcing thai Indications flv0rIMg
Ills confirmation as Assuc!ase Justice Iava
materially Improved during tho past fcw
days. t;tY. Fustcr efttn-liglt for washing.
Ion for tho NnrWlsu Of urging uu0Il tho Se,l-
nt0rs J,itlHH Matthew'S ulnllsls, aid pressing
ht3 confirmation. ...-
, 1881-03-23
SUDDEN DEATH.

ClSc1SS4ATI, u. March :A.-J0l,n {. Moore,
I'LL officer Of tho cavalry recruiting ofllce,
whip wnl.zInH at Il bull. Ut +. O'Clock this
lnor,,ing, dropped dead. 1Go ca.nn hero from
st. 14nlliJ.
Sunday morning A. II. tiilleit foil leaa III
church, during service, while seated in his
DOW.
, 1881-03-23

,.----.-----. -
pr,yo'l wrgtn1a will tv Inclined % wiiiiiy nal
,iji,ir,i, Irs nr ,v,.,, mti,. TIL ~ s''n,,,na @ 1 ~
rrntit,tl whp IN mi narst,;1,rIiv liz ,nynrs",t ,t
rllaraGi viii H., n"Sy . LINZ aA.S M
whole tlet,i in yIuw. ili temssyrs inr.a n ri. r"s
set ter ",to;S ' sSSn's n' f which thoso WIN ''rect
,,,.,. ,u,s.'., ~, ''"'y ~. :"
i. "as ~, 'ls ,"'SI uF TIE 'SrhlfATE r1sna'f.EM
.ynE ' sSs sSs' sn tI1'es aay f: sss whe te
sirntis!n ii iNtnn sirairs y MI ny pHrfceiy wit Elk
rnntct't tn lrnvnit 70 thu pIhile,-cynn to tho
Jsi,vmcnt .f ~ critics whct, the hcnt or nnnee-
Tint iny s4,'iuet I'M % Er,W, - run n j*t n 1: hn
i,iat,t. rrp,sea n,s,l TINT my uai!rutly< kIlul
s.a!,,Hu With thotti. rlprntrl Intu l,rsn fru,mI-
.lll1', anu thnt that Friendship Is rGcIrr,tutctt
,syn X i'l4st a, u ,,s tlIo IM1ials With who,n
tl.nns rxrrrss thpir fce!tiigH IN tlellcAtn
alit tciNsor nianlfcstHtlons or attachment and
by no means tlexnII of Rl1ch Impulse. think
'!!so ihht t9 policy followed t,y INC during my
!tIlftftistrHtloll.-thn policy nf ptrutinK tho
transformation ttf tho indians frnn 6ittfttcss
jM,as'sis: hSr'iscn, irast il !%sri,s'.iss,
u c1toa.!i .ho,r educational faollltIrs' to
mil llow tn lyr 1T sl,n,lnt,uv ,huIr ,,psire 10
trct,nIr inIivil,tni 0wnors of IanI and 0tl,er
wn,,I, of preparing ,hcni r"r si,i,naie niloption
intu tho srUat htnlr Of AnurlunM GltlxensliIp.
with rights md dn,lcs-ltave bcGn 81 s,isepss.
c,,slscicsilirf work In tue executive. department
could ,lAfo 1t; u1ll tllut wisn n,ll vigorous ntr-
@ FULLY y Ile With S IL ti,o M pAt s i,as 70 I "tts, @ prore
tn,iihirsI,.r n,,l ao;ne,iti,us il tliavrslcu 70 tho
H"ssa An 's. # ft s A. stsS yS,an;!' q !,,fs
or,",yeS of sssaton or Or t ;ustr%i!on NJ py eeei ea
,..,tA ~
, 1881-03-23

EHOK KSAi.E-aSTOllY AND BASEMENT
~ braek 1lnlst. eHHt frnht, Urutei.EaIicsuri ti2u
9nlS TsUuE; cloico lucatty. rlEitE Il wAltE III
, 1881-03-23

3I1O1; SAI.E-1 FIRST-CLASS 2S'rJNr
~ And btsuIrunt lnue1g-frNh hIu*v~ m A4!a- A..
hullr MniIs0n.st. LYMAN + ul1piNti4,
lQi MhallnKuIl-kt.
, 1881-03-23

TI7UK SAT.E-FINE 1IlltiE UITCK
hnse ind burn. With u feel u RtuuiI eust fsuHt
IN MtuliaaH-ay AtU fHncy coFtIer VIII sn,uI 0ute
th9sfH vt, - -'' " y ~
, 1881-03-23

Ij.Oll 6ALE-AT 4 H!ARuAIN-A FINE
L. tr1ct, au1si fsrt. suutilwust eut,,Er At!dIsnn-s
util dummy e'xt take vlUWi must hu snli MAXI
u1{ar, but nlakG II 1T UTIGy, MALl4lS n WtSKEl.-
MAN, Wi EAxt KuIdulfl}.xE
, 1881-03-23
NTASTEll-A GOOD pIlUUf-READ DER,
w AT RAND, NCSAi4l.r CU.:s. tas To 134 Mon

1NASTED-REI.IA MEN, WHO
W Imsr utility It's ratcsnseH. tn luke eliarta u
i1rtititry md tailse tho suIe Of valuable bonkx Ad
tfF:H4 Il ~, Tributir l.ier.
, 1881-03-23

E1OK SAl.E~AN ELEGANT CUKSEl.
- iI,uaa With lnrpc l!t, Asn!Gau:ny; d, ts1a; hn,i-
, 1881-03-23
P1fNI'ItL-1TILE HELP,

WTAETED-UIIlOf. ALSO 4
.,fF man n repair Furn'tura, a. W. HAKEN's. all;
, 1881-03-23

THOK SALE-SrEC1AL BA1.t;AlS IL
- *bhl s1Dh-Sn ll1s lHdigAa.nv.. fxD st',ty hase.
!'!mH"rn lnrr9seIt.ts, nnd taIae burn A.xn cMtusss
tu KuIt. WAi. jtUi'K lNstjN, - DeArt;.yn.st,
, 1881-03-23

NTASTED-.A GOOD CDATMAkER 10
w sn 10 tho country. Apply nt Nh. ~ East Nhi.
, 1881-03-23

1NOR SALE-to0 FEET IN HYDE PARK,
IL near boulevard unu lMrk. III per l.lut; sud for
~ per footin ls.ai Dnria.h. plEllCK WAitE.
- ltA tn AhiIG.ht.
, 1881-03-23

MONEY TO LOAN On CIllcAtiO REAL.
lTl uttutu In u.y uin0nt atpvu tlAM u tI1 Iuwust
TnIta. HEANi ii .si.i.Elt, Iit,. " ILsarburl-st+
, 1881-03-23

! TANTRn.-CAIsrENT II, FINISH
Nv two hGutrR by tbs Job rpndy Tar pln4tarInR IN
MlsiEan,ay Apply nj LII Indiana leo nlcd. j.
, 1881-03-23

TOR SALE-l,ES I'D lsNEEs :u57 AflGIIl-
wotl boMoyAsa y liAlcuCii NIttls.. :lD tis4vu-%.
1J1Oll SALE E-INDI.hNA-AY.. HOUSE
~ aha l4t. nntth ,Iweniy- Gfrih-:t. good plucu;
, 1881-03-23

WANTED "A FiltST-Ci.ASS FORE
,,TI. n9n i1r cutting dspar.Mnnt 4f ghnlasan
trrHghttnu t,atters mud cVn.pntsht ia euterlntend
such department. AddrcsH II Is, 1r,unc HftEcu.
, 1881-03-23

1j1Un nSAIE-tiSTURT, DOUBLE STORE
~ IN lsIvur.st.. with Roud duck. II. COATES, N
, 1881-03-23
CITY T2EdL E,SJtf7'lx,

IGOR SAI.E-BT EDWARD GOOD
~ HlntiE & Cn,. ltt'a'na = Hnd !. Nh. I'll West
S7.rH-Ihe e1erH;lt as9nr.front bpL.t, hul,t nuu
tlnlshot1 In Tho hnst rt1sslbn EnAht!Hr. has brck
furuncG-TUonI collar, with lJt, htL West Washing.
tUn-st. ...-. ...
,.atorr haacmcns md brick IL snn.h cusus.st: n
1ynrgnlr.
Tho thrro.tlnry frane, With stoho Pavement mad
ttit. nv HGxk l.Hki-ft -
Tho hnt!dsnH,o tfea.r.osy md bnscncnt STOMP
her Adm.
lirrk h"u,n. md his Gst nnd III, Wr*t .itnins.-t
,EEtI- iNrlf2 n nls'y snuthuHst turnHr Wand Hnd
Fmlt1n-als.. wI iins residences niid haf barsln.
Txils tn n!ley. with trnlIs dwelling ntId Hsn. West
cnHlI, "
s50-fnttare. txn..t1sy trnfnc- c-h0nAG. md lot Tx
l9, II mtii n smith penrn u.
$tni-a1lIh Wcsl WnshuKtOn+st.. east of Unlisted,
rtnhtnv tlrunsh u, NGfid.ntl~At.
Aul-15lxL1j. northwest curnoF Gsccn md Fulton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

iNOR SALE-At "a bargain and ON yery lin.
- eiai terms, n fine farm of 2iO acres OF ich
lying IL miles north of , alias also no acre!
OF numbered lar d on the Dallas & Wichita Kali.
road, miles west f ON the farm Title pei
Irct. Belongs to q non resident who cannot |
conveniently look after IL FOR particuia rs
applyto JONES q MURPHY, Land agents,
100 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
The Refrigerator Cars.
st. Louis Republican

M.J. Q. GaulL, general manager Of the
Wabash, St Louis s. Pacific railway CON-
many has issued an official circular stating
that AZ socn as cars sufficient can be put into
prvice, perishable freight, such ss dressed
uss,s, beer, lemons, oranges, bananas, but
n, cheese, eggs, domestic fruits and vege-
hbles will be transported both in summer
and winter by the American Refrigerator
Tws,. ompsny, sn organiz ,.ion owned by
| The Wabash and connecting companies, for
The exclusive hsndliog of ouch perishable
goods in refrigerator cars.
Tbs frat JOINT through perishable freight
far # vi. the Missouri Pacific and the Iron
NJ, uutain rsilwsy has be II. issue' by the Am.
ercan Il III ,era!or Transit comp4.y between
St. Louis, Hannibal, Csi ondeiet, Belmont,
Cairo, Columbus, KY. Shreveport, L., and
numerous points in Texas. including Il ,lVes-
to-, Dsnison, Dallas, Fort Worth, San
Antonio Marshall, Waco, Sherm IN, Jeffer,
son and Westhertord.
The company expect to soon have n
operation no less than 500 refrigerator cars,
10 be used on the southwestern railways
included in the Gould interest. In the
general instructions issued, the following
may prove ofinterest to the public:
Twenty thousand pounds will constitute
carload, and u csr-lo.d will in no case be
charged less than 20 600 at the rate named
for the clssa. A proportionste rate will be
charged on all excess up to $4,000 pounds.
Different articles may be loaded together
ina car but they must pay the same rate
sssed tor less than Car lots unless they are
Of the tame class.
No single shipment, however small, will
DO taken for less than 100 pounds of its class.
All refrigerator cars run by the company,
vhen loaded will be iceL en- route ut the ex-
ense Of the 'mpsny. Shippers will pay
service will be done by the company, the
actual cost of same TO follow AS advance
chsrges ii desired.
Goods will not DO received where there is
doubt ofthe cars being able TO deliver the
same 10 good order.
No 90 d. will be allowed TO remain in the
cars over "a Ahours, and when such cars re
quife icing & hold them that length of time,
the expense will be- borne BY the 8 upper.
AT points where there arc COOLING n, uses
The goods will be Immediately uulosded iiho
Inc same, and will be FREQ OF storage for "a
hours after which they will be liable for
storage, OF a rate according to the location of
the eooling-houses.
=, MI George . Hopkins, the president of
.He company, hiss been absent grea, part
VI we tlme within The past several months
periecling the plans in Texas. The now re-
Ililgerator line will prove of great benefit to
o. Louis and will add value to this market
ior all pershsble goods. Whilst these re-
nllgersior cars will be run to Other large
Sl'les than 81. Louis, it is confidently b..
ileVed. though, that on account of the locn>
lion of St. Louis 1t will DO more to the ad-
vantage of the Texas and Arkansas shippers
bsend their products 10 this market.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

~ ~hTED-A co k and dish. wash r, man
w and wife pIefe, red Apply tn
,,. kUnOPF AN HOUSE,
W 10 IL l025 Maiu Street,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
,,.ECTRICIiY ON YBE RIVER.

~. Louis Man WbO VANS Ia Lay =
Cab 9 Up the Mississippi and Light
,ne river with ELECTRICITY.
Nh. G. orge L. Wright writes to the St
reui. Republican on the necessity OF sub
,.rine csole from st. Paul to New Orleans.
his be claims, is becoming apparent to our
niuess interests on account of the rapid
crease of the river trade.
nrhe river is the great national high way"
continues. "rhe cable should be con.
rucled aud owned by the government, ~ an
'nportsnt part OF river service and improve
/ psaI in the interests Of cheap and safe nsvi-
|n,iun. The cost. as compared with ito
Niue, would bo u.flDg. and messages could
N sent ut one cent word, aud at that rate
|ny lair dividend upon the investment
|bs location ofsnsg- boat and barge upon
he river could be- Ascertained 10 q few
rinutes; the formation OF ice at any point
Nd every item Of interest to navigation
throughout its whole length, cauld be-
hown at once, instead of waiting hours or
aNs.
do connection with the cable and at every
lsndlug should DO established the electric
lishl. IL may bs tho light could be sup
pNsd by the same wire that bore messages.
Lshl tue river with electric light IL will
Increase the speed of vessels and lessen the
nix Insurance. With cable continually
transmitting tho location of the fl ,aling
c,mmerce, and night turned into day by
electricity the favorable results to the river
trade could not even he conf .ctured' This
improvemont is second only 10 the deepening
Ofth channel, and the government should
IA called upon to undertake this work l
ssys only hinte1 at few of the benetits
which woult appear. In more elaborate
computation OF costs of construction l may
sndesvor to show the vast degree of I'M
nortspce which attaches to the subject.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19
ODD Statistics.

a Detroiter has been collecting and ar.
nnging statistics of an odd nature and II
iHbook is ever published, readers will find
S'hingd sboutit. He goes right to bust.
sss' on page by estimating the number of
aekln,gs received by the average boy up to
Us l4.h year al 1876 This includes the
psIklng process during infancy.
oat ct every 100000 people 10 this coun.
~ OOO get up cross 10 tho morning, but
WY hundred Or 30 remain in that cond,-
Won very long after breakfast.
uat OF oO 600 men only 800 will put up
-oat on bet The rost will crsw fish
.vuoa and finally back water on their Ms
on'y ten women out of every 500 Who
I'M, ,I"s out on a journey by railroad consult q
a ;uIosa map or have the least idea Of the
s;0n .hoy take. Four hundred and
ss.,us!yelght worry abou. their baggage 497
S =. esl'Alo they took tho wrong train 449
'r nv 'ney hal never started.
!, Aae thk OF being bitten by a dog 10 great-
, v'eteslimated. Out of ! 900 b,v and
,%,s aoes only two care to get az a row
Mad MAJ ne human race ard tn $50 two arc
SaTSy and willing to die
na ns' number Of men who can put IN
Ns ;s pleasant evening down town than at
sum n own hresido 10 On the decrease, and tho
mi %.s s Of wives who are taking little extra
conc.' W make home moro pleasant than q
'N N.Y.. saloon Is on the increase.
ina. y. every 1000 men who gel mad and
3hss,, s0ey will sec lawyer about II only
sou carry out their intentions.
cd Sa ", Cne woman In 5000 pays tho Arst
Npss i, S'Se ~on Tor bonnet, and only one mil.
H. lOVV.oOO expects her to.
su,i"," ne occupied by the average man In
iutA iull cult Of clothes IL Just ono.
lu,lSSs w, |. e. .,me occupied by = woman In
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

M a NrED- len good TIM ers t once sts,1y
w work. Apply 10 HARRY BROS,
n q m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-07-19

sfisa%, women women arc pursuipg a regular course
issisn, }eats in the Harvard Annex. The
no,. NO. languages and mathematics arc the
Iuds, popular branches with The female
nsmA".. The Greek class hss eighteen
eSs H. we Latin class fifteen, and The
n,d. " mathematics ten. Good pr,,pres i
AsHha na shs students are all IN escellsnt
louss. 4. me n recitation. arc held 10 private
In s. - cambridge. The courses viii con,
lscs's.ao sner year ii least, = coutrIbutions
S0s 70 $4,000 have bssa received.
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FOR SALE.

w NrED-A hist-cias, Carrioge trimmer
w M other aeed appiy AIso .nn,
olaGksmith helper 78s and 74O Commerce st.
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NJ ANIEu -Tw Uusssa Tor bO,.1ding VI am:
Nv experlenc d hands; good wag~ APP.
ply immediately. q. ID. MOORE.
Cor. 1C,pp
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FOR Rem r,

k'oR kENf-Two store, with counter and
= shelves complete, In the three sorry iron
'front.' Dniidi &, Elm street, opposite ger
Bros. One OF the best stands In ,he CITY
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w ANTED Immediately at Texarkana.
per day. q "A IR1STn
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DOR SALE Il have 1000 head OF Gail. for
l. safe, mostly /, and 3 Year, steers. 90
COWS ahd calves for aalt al libe al prices,
mo. "A O'NEAL, " ills Point Tex
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kOk SALE-A flu,t staUd corner Lama r and
4 Elm streets; reason for selling, cannO, n,-
tehu W IT, pply 10 =. w. :. DUNCAN
Cor. Malh and Lamar sta an st,iro
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while, 02d63c.: mixed, 49DsOc. Provisions I'M
settled and without quoiabie change. Codee dun
r M,0 c:rToes, Ordinary TO fair. s4@l1Hc. Sugar
freigh.s dull and unchanged
CINCINNATI
CIscryyATr, May 14.-Flour easier: family.
a. 906s5.l5; fancy, t5.35@s6. Wheat dull and
unchanged. Corn dull and nominal at 47c. Oats
n nsv s,s u.s. fS s4s SH sSS 1S
nal at tlol5@sio2e. Bnk.meats steady sboni.
ders. $3.50 rl6, ss SO; Bacon active aud arm
key steady at 81 05. sugar arm, hards, i0e lOEc
New orleans. 7Gsc. Hogs quiet: commOa, t4.j5
asS;sS ;. lisht and medium. t5;so@te; heavy
packing, fo.i5Gt5.95; butchers. s6at6.25.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, May 14.-Flour la fair demand :
extra family, 43.75ds4.25. Wheat steady 1T
ti05. Corn firm At sic. Oats quiet at 42,gc.
Pork firm sttls. Lare-None In market. Bulk
steady; shoulders, ss55: rib, se.ic; sides. ssss.
Hans. Han, sugar cured, 10a@l1sc. Whisky lower
ST. LOUIS.
81. LOUIS May 14.-Flour dull and unchanged.
sl:ess@si.ios cashi tl.C7a@tI.o7 %. June.
cash. oats lower; 37t@ size cash, sss@ssSc.
July. WhIskev steady At sl.O6. Bplk.meais dull
s s lower; shoulders. $3.50; rib. 90 80: sid.s,
| RIB, 80; sides, s9.25G49 80.
CHICAGO, May 14.-FlOur steady and unclaimed.
Wheat active and lower. No. z Chicago spring,
tl.OO.; Corn active, lower. and weak; 4IHa4lkc
cash. Ale. May. Oats active and lower: 3866r97c
cash. SIC. May. PORK dull. droopng, and lower az
$40 10. Lard In lair demand and lower. ana We v
weak at 10bc. Bulk-mears dull, weak. and lower
shoulders s.. 55; rib. - 20 ; clear, So so. whis-
key steady and unchanged.
MILWAUKEE,.
MILWAUKEE,, Nav 14.-FloUr quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened dun, Ceclined &c.. aud
closed unsettled: No. 2 Milwaukee. 81 .0l cash and
May. Corn dull and lower: No. 2, &c. Oats
quiet ana weaker: No 2, 36ic.. Provisions lower.
Mess pork. SIC 80 cash. June, and July. Lord
Prime steam. 80 20 cash June, and July. Hogs
fair and higher at &5.50@S5.90.
NEW YORK CUT'rON FUTURES.
NEW YORK, May 14.-Cotton-Net receipt, 4OI
bales; gross. l.S40 bales; futures clos-d firm
sales. ga 600 bales: MAY. sIO.356sIO.37; june,
$40 4o@sl0 Al; July. S1049as1O5O; August,
sdpa6; septembtr, sl03lWSlQ.32: October,
ber 40 81 January. 80 94nt995.