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Building Material.

BRlCK---At the kilns to $40.
sToNx-At the Dallas quarres 30 per cubic
foot. ii for foundation, l6 for wall, and 20 TO
dressed front.
LuMBER-Native rough pine $40 per thousands
Dressed on one side, so 90; Flooring, tongti-
ed and grOoved, SO; Dressed Misunderstanding,
el7h; Ihree-eighth tongued amt grooved ceiling
SlS to $40.
smNaLHs--Cypress, ~ per thousand; Native
pine, sap, G3; do heart, So 10.
| IATus--S3 80 per thousand
CxMENr- Fort IS ,ott. per bar,!o Kos.
endaie, ~ 80, Louisville, Port land
q 90.
PLASTER or PAms-per barrel, "a.
HAIR--Pe pound. NC.
CEMENT FLuEs Is inch, 81 cents; inch, 40
cents; q inch ceiling joint, 81; G inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, g 10; 7 inch cap do soc.
DRAIN PIPES Inch, l6c per foot; sinch,
2Oc q inch, S2c; inch, 40c; inch, 5Dc.
MIXED PAiNTs--Ready for use and all colors
81 IS per gallon. All the tested and standard
makes are Oh sale by Dallas dealers.
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The General Markets.

Meats were shade frmer, with the demand
only moderate. Bacons and dry salts are sell
Ing in about equal proportions. We quote
clear bacon sides 10 cents, dry sal do, 9hc.
BANS are In somewhat inn royed demand Mt
| IL a IS cents for plain and sugar cured,
Tiercs lard ia. and quiet.
Flour IL very firm and with IN advancing
| tendency. There Is ilerc, competition in 1t for
the trade of Do'lns, and therefore a.hard mat
| ter to force up tho prices. We quote fancy
family at 90 1898 20.
Coffee firm. We qOuto Peabury l3k TO l7k,
Rios l3h to lGK, Jayas and Laguayra UNI
| changed.
Sugar: Open Kettle 8 to DC, Seconds 81. to
OF, Yellow classified ga to 10, hards lO'i to
M.
Louisiana molasses: Common TO fair 40 to
4jc prime 90 10 80, choice scarce and 81 cents.
Rice firm; Fair ca 10 z, prime to ~ TO Sc.
The prices given for coal oils to-day were as
follows: In barrels 10 degrees test lSc, cases
81 30. For 30 test 10 ceEts per gallon higher.
The corn IL arket was quiet and OF cents
from Yesterday, Buyers refused over 80 cents
for Iund We quote sheled In sack 40 to A
In CIR lots
O.ts Is to 40 cents loose from wagons, and Ii
sacked from store.
We quote Irish potatoes. Early Rose 80 30 per
barrel, Peachblows and other names In sacks
81 80 to 81 81 per bnshel. sweat potatoes 81
per bushel.
Apples ara in light stock and demand at
81 30 10 81 per barrel.
Oranges and lemons 81 so per box.
Butter scaice OF choice, which IL held at Is
cents Inferior % TO 224. No northern re-
ported.
Spring chickens are In brisk demand ant
readily bring % cents apiece.
Lumber Is In better supply than 1t has bcen'
Prices range from Sl7 80 TO s25. The demand
is fair. The best cypress shingles are held at
s., pine So 80 to %. supply uulimlled.
Horses and mules are very high Indeed
this ia lust now about the dearest market In
the United States. And IL ~ growing highor
still almost every day. The following are the
prices. Ponies and sheep s25 to Sjo. Plugs $40
to $50. Medium work horses $50 10 $50, with
some held at 800, Livery harness and saddle
500 to $3.50 Fancy harness ana saddle SloJ To
| 5000 For mules; Rats 1925 10 $3.50 per pair.
| Medium work $50 to 800. Fancy SIPS 10 500
| apiece.
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nuiiainw aud Loan A.soc,n,,ou,.

Thesc instituiions address themselves more
directly to men working for salaries and iiy.
Ing In hired housed. Asa general proposition
pay the money down for home, and cannot
meet the payments OF notcs when they fall due.
A loan association advances enough 10 mr..
chase the house, a,lowe tho purchasers toliye
In u, AMI to my monthly ins,allments IN the
installmeuts do not amount 10 more than the
N ~ thu borrower has been IN the habit of pay
ing. Add thus he absolutely saves his rem
for Instead ofgivlng II TO u landlord where hr
will nevcr yet II back, he gtvee II to hia nsso.
citation, where II IL credited up as payment for
the nouss he Il occupying. And 80 longas be
merv MS payments that will be his home In
WHOM ne cannot hc molesied, sold out
q uSs s0sisu, and In due course
10 ~ vvSay netsher landlord nor the loan A..
eoclnn - ehus Ahy man who wishes n
DO ~ en- 4scers home Of his own. he ID
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lota lho, prlces to. lnY ns follows,
Mono V mud Securities.

Itlooks. ind 10 dull, and quiet around bank
Ing houses, There Is no great pressure for
money, AZ credit has not been strained during
the past season, however tempting the outlook.
MERCHANTS aud others refused TO go crazy over
the boom, and pursued conservative course,
always the safest thing TO do. They bought 40
their business then aud there demanded, aud
as rulo asked comparatively little as
slstancc from money lenders,
The banks hold back sums for ioanng pur-
poses, but have little demand for it,upon first
class paper. All of that kind offered Ia freely
accommodated ut per cent per month: scc-
ond class iAal,s. 1t IL nextto impossible to
borrow upon lower grade ofpaper than this
last.
Financial airairs are moving along soberly
The bank rates are stil pcr cent. per month
FOR short loans. Little other kinds are being
made. Exchange dull.
BANK EXCHANGE.
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Nhiloh,s Consumption Cure

This is beyond question tho most successful
Cough Medicine wo have ever sold, n few
doses invariably cure tho worst cases Of
Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while II
wonderful success In tho cure of consump'i, N
Is without parallel in the history of med-
cine. Since Its first discovery it has been
sold on u guarantee, u test which no other
medicine can stand. II you have cough VIC
earnestly ask you to try It. Price 10 cis., 90
cts. and 81 90. IL your lungs arc sore. chest
or back, lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price 20 cts. Sold by Hickox Il House
druggists, COS Main street, Dallas.
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ErMst md Muis.

We make the following quotations:
OnANGHs- Valencia per case, 5000; Sicily
per box, 81 TO $50; Louisiana pelbbl., ~ b0@S
LEMoES--Sicily per box, u 90.
Malaga per bbi, 80 TO 10; per hall
Dbl, none.
PEARs--CalliOrnia per box, none.
NuTs-- Almonds % per pound. Brazil
loo; lllrerts Hot hngllsh Waluuts
nono chestnuts, imported, 20 Italian
~; peanuts renness q red, GH; cocOanutt
per hundred so 30.
FIGs.-im 10 III boxes, Ner III, 10.
Por Uo0S.-eriao packagea, per half gross
a. %.
RAIsINs--London layer, new, per box, 80 20
,avar, new, per box, sen.
BASANAs-Por bunch, 80. to 3
AprLxs-Fancy per bbl, "a - choice
So 10; dried, per lb,6 10.
PorArors-Pcr Dbl, 81 90 toeS75.
ONioNs-Per bushel 81 80
GAMiC-Per string, none.
CABBAaEs-Per crate, So to 50
DArKs-ln trails, per 10, &c.
CuRRAsTs-7S 9GDSSc.
PnuNks-0c,
PECANs--Por 10, Z retail; per hushtl, loos,
So, 81 10 to ., rs; sacked 81 80, - 10.
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Cotton Easy and Lifeless Mt All
Points = Meats steady - Grain
SteNdy-FlOur Firm With nm
Upward Tendency Groceries
Unchanged - Horses ana
MULES lIigher--NOtes
and Quotations.
DALLAS, SATURDAY AFTERNOON. I
March OF IsSl I

The markets opened this morning with a
bright and beautiful day overhead Roads
and streets are dry, hard and firm.
Trade was very fair for the season, ana con-
sidering all the circumstances which keep our
usual daily visitors at home. AS there is
aTways an extra amount Of retail business on
Saturday, shopk eepers mad a good run Of city
customers. But they did not have many
tempting articles In the way Of table supplies
70 offer. We are in that respect still under
4 wil!er regime. In D short while now gar.
dens will ben IN to yield something, ind then
the city will most Willingly exchange the pres
ent Tor vegetable diet.
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"No life anywhere was tho isconlc report
OF the cotton exchange Tins morning. Liver
pool spots opened easy with moderate de-
mand freely supplied, and yesterdays quota
lions with this qualification maintained. Now
York, quiet, with futures lower. And the
news nom New 0rleans and Galveston was of
tho same tenor,
In Dallas there was q good demand at yes-
terday'a, quotations, Several buyers had
orders, but there was little offering.
The receipts Of this ONT to date foot IN q
little over 1900 bales. this time last
year 1880; showing falling on of
nearly G,OOO, We have 5000 bales stored In
warehouses, ard estimates of Dallas county
cotton to come forward vary from ., 200 to !, 900
bales, and tho total amount yet to receive at
this point from all sources Is estimated at from
5000 to 5000. Tho total receipts last year
amounted to $4,000, and according 10 these
estimates we will get from 1900 to 5000 less
this time.
The prices paid at this date last year, were:
Mddllng, IA; low middllns, llA; good or.
binary, iOh.
We quote thc,prices to day rs follows;
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CArrLx-Cornied, SIS to s22 grass do year
Inns, sOGS6; steers, from 60 3 vears old,
Slbds20; barn cows, Sl5@SlS; butchers, ~ TO
$40. per lib. on foot.
IIonsEs. Ponies and sheep SIS 10 $40. Plugs
so to 500 Farm rtock SIS to 500. Harness
livery 500 10 500. Harness fancy sl25 to Sl7J
Harness spans $3.50 TO $500.
Mules-.RRts $50 to SGj, Medium s65 to $50.
Extra drRught tlOO to $50.
Nogs--on loot, 3935sc. for Inferior t0prlme
p0rkers.
MUTTON SIRHr--They are duotabie ats ,6O6ay
per head Per weight, 3 TO $40. per pound.
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OAK SoLx-LEATHER-Over % lbs, DOC; dc
under 20 lbs, 39c.
HEMLoCk SoLs-LEATuRR - Best Buffalo
Slaughter. soc; good do, 29c; best Matamra nc
2Sc good do, 27c; good dam yed, 26c; poor 90
goo
OAK HARNESS LxArHKR-No. |, 41c; do, No.
50.
HEMLocK HARNESS LEATnHR-No. l, IS; do,
No. 2, 81.
UpPER-French calf 81 .25 TO ~; do. kip,sl IL
DSl.35 per pound, American calf, 90c. @t$1 SO
DO. kip, 65c.6ASl.
CoLLARs--Duck, No. /. per dozen, $3.50.
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Why do so many people we soc around us
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and DO made misora-
bio by Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness,
Los Of Appetite, Coming up of the Food,
Yellow Skin, when for 70 cts, wo will sell
them Shilch's Vi,alizcr, guaranteed 10 cure
them. Sold by Hickox Il House, druggists,
Cos Main etrec,, Dallsa
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Winner and EiGuors.

ALoouoL-s2.3 5 to 80 40 per gallon.
WuIsKy--Sweet mash, al.25G9H .60i sour
mash, 81 .d0nSb, according@age.
WINEs--.C laret, In case, SS.ibaS4; Catawba,
per gallon, 81 .lo1$2; Port, per gallon, 81 20 20
%; sherry, per gallon, M.20@sS; Madeira, per
gallon, 81 .6Ol0Sb; White wine, In cases, IS 20
OSLO,
CHAMP aNR-Cooks, In baskets, Sls@sa0
Heidsieck, In basket, s2S; Rrug, In basket. t2T
Domestic champagne, SlOGl6.
ALR--Stock ale, per dozen, 81 ,b@s2 so; Por-
ter, per dozen, s2@ls2 30,
BorrLE BERU-St. Louie quarts tl2, plnta
sls 10, Budwlser, Sl2, pluts els 90.
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DALLAS gXICE CURRENT


BACos-L Long clear sldes % TO Ok; short clear
10. Breakfast bacon llAo.l
OpY SALr--Loug clear sides, "a; short
clear 0m.
HAMS ---tialn augar cured, ii to IL; canvassed,
M 10 1871.
LAsD-iierce, IL; half barrel, l2h; pals 5
to 10 pounds. 10; 3 p0unda, 1917. Texas home
made, 50 to 10 pound cans, 10 cents.
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sh,loh,s Cntnrrh Remedy

A marvellous cure for Cstarrh, Diph,heria,
Caukcr mouth and Head Ache, With each
bottle there Is an ingenious nasal injector for
tho moro successful treatment OF these COM
plants without extra charge. Price 90 cts.
Sold by Hickox h House, druggists, 605
Main street, Dallas.
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Vision, Noises In the head, the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to insanity and death.
The Medical Gen lemen connected with this
instltuti0n are graduates of the best Colleges
OF Europe and this country, and have had
large experience In these troubles, and Will
agree TO forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
fnr case of this kind the VITAL REsTORA-
TIVE (undrr their special advice and treat.
menu VIII not cure. or for anything mpure
or injurious found in 1t We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury CON-
SULTATipN FREE. Thorough examination
Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE So a, bottle or
four times the quantity, $40. Sent to any ad-
dress upon receipt of price, q. 0. ID 4, secure
from observation, anil in private name ifde-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. 7lsh
box 2i60.
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sUaAus.--We quote; Powered M; Cruehd,
uh@A, Graduated lliStandard a ,l0hiWhite
extra l0tnA extra & 10 TO -; yellow VIZ to 9h
Louisiana new white clarified loo; yellow "a
choice SIG; prime 7ac, lair I8c.
McLAssEs--Lo 'usiana choice Coo, .prime b4c
lntr to good I50l5Oc.
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Poultry aud Game.

SRAiRIR CuICaEgs Iuets at $50. spieco'
SoUIRRKLs-Per dozen. 60c.
CHIcKRNs-We quote S225 for spring; fol
grown. ~ 80.
TuRREYs--We quote Csc. TO Socapiece.
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iIDs s--Ory ilnt, 10 pounds and upwards, lS o
l315cts; ny klps, free of grubs, II C; grubb
kipa tic: wet sailed, 7he.i green butcher
hides, Ike; All .Ismaged wet or dry
half price; deer skins SOC. sheep gkins from
Dbr aAbDc each
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TESTIMONY OF DRUGGISTS. -We hav.
been selling swift's syphilitic Specific To-
years, anu regard 1t superior To anythln
known TO science, for the diseases for whish
II Is recommended. We have never known
y; j. Gssseis, BROWNSVILLE, Ga; l.. n. Gree,
Atlanta, Ga. Pemherton, Samuels 4 Raw.
nolds, Atlanta, Ga; Daniel q Marsh. Atlan;ye
Ga.
ATLANTA, GA, July 4, 1874.
We have used Swift's Syphllitic Sneci8n;,,
the treatment of eOnvicts for the last Hea ~
and believe n is the only certain remedy sba,
Will effect permanent cure for diseases faN
which you recommend 1t. 'of
GRANT, ALEXANDER 10
1000 reward will be paid to any chemjs,
VINO will ind, on analysis of 100 bottlas 90
- :. s., one particle OF mercury, iodide po,aoi
SUM, or any mineral substance N'"''
Prepared only by the Swift Specific cor,-
pany, Atlanta, Ga. Sold oy George r ~
Ems. Thompson. schott & Co., and W. Il
Patters IL.
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rtsu-leSc. per 10.
OysrxRs-per eau AZ ccnte for Baltimore, 3.
Mattagordas. 90 Tor Berwick bay.
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GERMAN MILLEr--We quote IS to soccer busnel
Garden, Bots. per paper retail. Whoslesalt
~ to = cents per paper.
Cottop--At the Oil Mill,'$6 per ton.
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The Great English Remedy.

~ " ueVeT-ihil1ng Cure
Tor Nervous debility.
Exhausted Vitality.
) emin al Weakness,
|Spermatorrhoea, LOST
MAN HOOD; impoten.
|cy, Paralysis, and all
the terrible effects OF
Self Abuse, youthful
foliies and excuses o
insurer years-such az
loss of Memory, Las
.itu d Q, No G,,turnal
Emission, Aversion to
Society, Dimness of
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Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 ccnts ;
wrought, 30 TO 90 cents per hundred; brass,
Is pcr hundred, copper, 81 per hundred; zinc
and lead, u per hundred.
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SAWED rrLloss-,x TO sx. 81 per set.


CoAL-Indian Nation, IS 80 per Ton. deliv-
sred.
CoKR-b0 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hickoryano ash $500 to ) 20 per
cord Sawed stove wood 10 retailing at the
rates of "a 80 too 90 per cord.
CHARCoAL--55 cents per barrel
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PKAoHEs-2 pounds, 81 7bi pounds
% Is.
TeaAroEs-2 pounds, 81 %; pounds,
| nj 10
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able to pay rent. he /. able to buy, through an

association.
The rallas homestead and loan association
Ia now In successful operation, and purehas-
isg or building at least one residence every
thirty days for It's members. Its stock has
not all be ,n taken, and nny one can secure
from one to twenty shares.in It by calling, a.
he rooms of the board Of trade, upon the Sec
re- tary. The associstionloans 500 upon each
s-are held by u ptock holder.
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MEDICAL.

AMI sili b'aoiHs, 50 conis, s.lnc a. pap,>
covers, % cts. Manhood. IA CENTS, wo,n,r
hood, 10 cents; Pamphlet. cents--secure.e
sealed, by mail. Send money or posta.,
stamps. DR.. WHITTIER, the great specialist.
WI st Charias Street. st. Louis. Mo.
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Fees 12% TO l5cts per dozen.
BurTRR-Northern % TO IS; Texas 20 to Csc.
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Dallas I.eatner Market.

Fine, 30; medium, Isl heavy, l6c. Black
bury ana dirty, 5 10 10 cents OF.
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Rags.


Mixed, u per hundred; cotton. wesie, 81
or hundred.
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Commercial exchange upon. all points par
to Y discount.
Sterling sight 81 80 10 ~ %.
Sterling, 10 days, u rs TO "a 81.
Francs 600. bOj to 90.
Marks 20 TO e5.
Gold, silver. other. than the trade doliar,par.
Trade dollars. IN, ceu,a
wvAiunu uv.tuN 's'sss...,,.,......,.... 20
ohuun nMN.s.. ...'...,....,.,.,..".,. ~
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CpAsBKuaIEs--s. 759S per bushel.
RICK--Wholcsale "a toTA.
SALT--ln barrel, t2.bO. 10 26.0 Liverpool In
Acss.$ 90; Rock 81 30 per sack.
JRACKnRs-SOda, MN, 500; MINI Z
Trade mark, M Cream $, singSr Snaps 9A
to 10. Cream 100
SOAP Olive. tkc. pound; RlueIndia, 6k
toGt. sat'ret, $50. to $50 q. T.. Whleman
ACo.'s Dallas Soap Works. Pale olive, Sc.
Cambria, 90 per pound. Eureka Manufacturing
Company; Cyclone, 81; Pale Olive, b; Extra
olive, AZ cents per pound.
IlHAss-ih .to5c. per pound.
CANpLKs--star, full wtl light WI llR.
CuxKsE--, lear Spring, lic; Factory 10.
HoMlNy AND GRirs--S5@S5. % per barrel.
SAuKR KRAuT- FOR half barrel IS TO s 90.
PoTAyoEs--e3 80 to 81 10 per barrel. In saolrs
o. 81 10 Hooper bnshei.
DmrD PRAonns.- Unpeeled SC, .SHpeeled II
per pound.
SWEET porAroEs-Sl. per Dushcl,
Coal Ou.--Beiow are revlaed quotations 10
\. test; In barrels Is to 20 centai cnses, W "a
CLoTugs piss-liound, d6o; spring, 81 90 per
box.
MRAsupRs--S bushei, Iron bound, $3.50 per
doZcp; two-hoOp paiis, ~ 10: three-h0op. Ss 80,
TuBs--Ihrec ne0t, u .So@Sl .bOi eight nest
.s5i No. /, 50 30 per dozen; No, Z, sS.hOi NO.
& as.
WAsmo ARos-Wood, 81 .S5i zinc, 81 80; New
Era, S2.Nens2.lO.
Wall BUCKKrs-st 1903, 80 per dozen.
PowpER-sd.G5 per keg of gS poundsi tx dc
eS.5S ~ do, $3.50 blasting kegV, $780,
lisuor-Drop, bag, 81 .l5, to- - buck sd to25l
MAoKeNRL--NO. | harrels, $40; hali-Darreit
$50; kits, u pounds, 81; No. barrels, %
CANpy-stlck,tl2hto lSc. pound. Fancy, II
| 10 26c.
INs-Conccntrated. s2.15a si.Q0
| RorE--slsal, y In basic, llhc; cotton, acc
| VIgcaAi--Per gallon, 2l6p3oc. Apple, 2Oc. to-
WU,rriso prsU-Rag and Straw Soc. $40
| SrAnUu-tA@ihc,
| Juas-Wo Quolc II to l2 conts per gallon fo
glazed. Crooks Ii TO IL cents per gallon 70
glazed.
| BrEswAX-l6 to Ice per III,
TALLow--ln barrel, AZ; in cake, &c per lib
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sroxss-Ercm 2 70 w inch, per cot, XXX
sslsess ", TX, N.7b.
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NEWSPAPER DECISIONS

ua- Any person who takes paper regularly nom
the pOst-ofhoe-whe<her directed 20 his nAIne OF
anothers or whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for the payment.
2. na person orders his paper discontinued, ne
must pay al ArreAragee, or the publisher may con-
tinue 70 send il until payment Is made, and collect
the whole amount whether the paper Is taken from
the once or not
g. The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
Newspapers and periodicals from the post-ofhce OF
removing and leaving them uncAlled for, Is prtHsd
Jdeis evidence Of intehtonAl fraud.
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THE NORTHWEST.

To ADVEATIsEAs.-An Advertisements must Be
haaad In By Wednesday morning TO insure insertion
be sane week.
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Fences have stood in the streets in Ak
ron twenty-one years and Judge Tibbals
decides that this gives the owners to the
inclosed land clean title and the fences
cannot be removed.
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New acknowledgements.

&c. SAur-Local.
H. L. Ennes-Diteh Notices.
r. W. Cahill-Admr. Notice.
Groschner & Reddersen-LocAl.
H. +. Norden-Dry Goods.
+. Delyenthal-Farm for Sale.
JIM. Myers-Local.
ii. +. .Norden-Local.
Hyche & Barnes-DissOlutiOn Notice.
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Physical Suffering.

No one can realize, except by personal
experience, the anguish of mind and body
endured by sufferers from dyspepsia, IN
digestion, constipation, and other diseases
of the stomach, Burdock Blood Bitters
are a positive cure for this direst OF all
diseases. Price $1.0O, trial size 10 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28
FROM FARBER.

Special Correspondence OF tile Ledger.
FARBER, April 23.-Our town is
improving rapidly. Messrs. Kilby
and Schroll both have their new
dwellings almost completed. Mr..
Diapers new store house is finished,
and Mr.. Minor has moved his stock
of groceries into it. I'oalson & MUIR
ply have dissolved partnership in the
drug and hardware trade. Mr. Muir
ply will continue the drug business
in the old stand, and Mr.. Toalsoa
the hardware in the house vacated by
Mr.. Minor. DR.. Myers will begin
building a new dwelling in a few
days. Mr.. harrington will start a
new saddlery shop soon. Our school
is in full blast udder the charge Of
Prof. W. H. Logan. Prior to ccm-
mencing this term, Mr.. Logan had
just closed a successful eight months
school in New Florence, and has
been reelected principal of that
school for next year. Mr.. Trimble,
of Mexico, was down last week to
prosecute Jerry Upton for the break
ing Of MIR. Sisk's arm in a fight. The
case was called up for examination
before our justice Of the peace, Mr..
jenkins. Judge FORREST, attorney for
defendant, waved examination.
MORE ANON.
Let US hear from you often.-[ED.
LEDGER.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-04-28

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