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nnrgle., beds, wheel, nan POLES.

WHEEL SErvsn. IA Wholesale, Sl3 per
cot; y 5l0,25; 9 1929; ID I2j.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. --Burr's patent, SPle,
$40 ana $40 for plain, sin and double pam
nes
SHAFTS "A 81. 80; q ~. 30.
Poles. --B ~; A I'll.
BUGGiEs. --B end spring, $40; A side srstng,
S75. Strictly A Phaetons, Sl50. Car ia zoe ,
yi 7g5 do SS speeGng, ~. End spring 1 Str ct,
Slls; top open, t6j to SIS; side prlng do, S. 70
SIPS; Jump-ur I9ats do, Sl93; platform 'iug
do, 9lOO; thrG0 spriSg do, 800.
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Montn nna a.nr.I.

BACON Long clear sides SO; short clear
OK. BreRkfa bacon l05sc.
OaY SAGT--Long clear eldes, SI; short clear
S.
H.ms-Plain aupar cured, 10 csnvassed l0H
LASp--Tierce, l0A; hait barrel, l04 pale
to 10 pounds, ll1i; pounds, llk.
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Coal and wood.

CoAL--Indian Nation, $40 % per ton, deliv
cred.
CoKR--50 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory ana ash 81 q to So per
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing The
rates of SO TO 8, per cord.
OHARcoAL--da cents per barrel.y
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CoFFss-Rio, csmmon, lici fair, 10; choice,
l5X@l9; Laguayrs 10; Java, 10000.
TEAs--Imporial, from ia9b5o per pounds
Youns Tyson, 4Oe6Oj Ooiong, $4,000; JspEn,
e,N1T
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PonEtry anh Rann.

i'BAtGtR CMCKENs--WO quote at Csc, apiece.
9ouRRELs--Per dozen, Coo.
GucHSs-We quc'e 1925 for spring; for
grown, 81 20
TURKEYS We-quote soc to 81 apiece.
DuCKs-For tame, 20c; wild, IS to soc apiece.
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eueARs.-We. quote: Powered llh; Cruehd,
In, Greuulated lit Standard A, l0%; White
extra 9@aA eXtru Z 10 TO =; Yellow 95s to ,0IS
Louisiana new white clarified lOcj yellow OK;
choice SIC; prime 7Ac, fair IKE.
MoLAssEs-Lo Nlsiana choice &c, prime Doc
fsir to good 45@50c.
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A POSITIVE CURE.

Without medicine. ALLAN'S SOLUBLE
INDICATED BOUqIES Patented Oct l6 +,
lSI6. One box
No. VIII cure any case In four days, or less.
No Will cure the most obstinate case, no
matter of how long staudiug.
NO nauseous doses Of cubobs cotalpa, or oil
OF sandalwOOd, that are certain tn produce dis
persia 10y destroying the coatings of the
stomach.
PTlcs, 81 80 Sold by all druggists, orma'led
on receipt OF price.
For further par icular- send f0r olru ~,
Z. o, Box l,633, j. q, ALLEN o.. So
John street Nav York.
Quick safe and Rure cure
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iyipas--Dry Mint, ~ pounds anu upwards II to
l3lScts; ~ klps, free Of grabs, II G; ErubO
kip6 ilc; wet bated, Ike; green butcher
hides, 5Nc.: All Managed, wet or dry,
half price; deer sslus .0c. ; sheep skina from
DO 4, 100 each,
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MONEY AND TRADE.
YESTERDAYS MARKET SITUATION
Cotton steady ut the Quotations Oh
Yesterday Grain sieady-Mea1s
strong, with an Upward Ten
dency-POtatOes Regular
Ruttor Du,i Eggs
Lowor Trade
Moderate.
49, s, gnuHsDAY AErERNooN. !

Trade to-dsy WAS moderate to fair. Farmers
ar, hurry this good weather blowing and sow
ing, and arc not giving lhs city mowers @daiiy
chansa at them. lisa little Off the subject
but there are only Two classes in the world, the
sowors and this mowers
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Dnlhns WOOL MnrheR.

Elns, al; medium, 22i, heavy, zoe. Black
bury and dirty, 10 10 cents of.
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Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 50 10 90 cents per hundred; brass,
Is per hundred, copper, 50 per hundred; zine
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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GEnaAN NILLRr--We quotea 81 90 Ger bushel
Garden Bots perpound.
COttoR--At the Oh ,SG per ton.
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rAACHEs--s pounds, 81 20; S pounds
% IS,
TsMAToSs-3 poOndsi q Bot ) ponndB,
81 TO-
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Bones and Horns.

Dry bones 30 cents per hundred. Horns from
3 to cents per pair, steer and OK. Cow, bull
and stag horns cents par pair.
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FISH an,i oysters.

Yearllngs 50 per head; year Odds Sl2, deliv-
cred ut The rancho.
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DALLAS rRICE CURRENT.

The quotations following are wholesale spot
cash, unless Otherwise stated.
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sroKss-From 10 2H inch, per set, XXX
select, 81; Xxx, s2.5.
SAWED TELLoRs---iS 40 az, " per act.
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suttsr nmd Egza.


Egss-l5 cts per dozen.
IiUrTEn--l7 cents for Gholae; for inferior
country ard Texas, 10
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Mixed, 81 per hundred; cotton, waste, 81 Is
er hundred.
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No quotations given upon coal.


COTTON.
The dispatches are not of an encouraging
character, as will DO sean elsewhere. Dallas
steady atyesierday's quotations, asfollows'
Ordinary OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Good Or binary. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sis
Low MIddilnp "a
Strict Low mlddllng. ..,..,.........."......, Va
MiddIing .........l0
Strict abiding. ..,.........".... ...,.......iOS
Good sMlddlng ....,.................,,,..
Middling F&ir....... ....... ......'' .'''''''ilH
The receipts were only modorate' me
weather is reported fair all ever the cotton
belt Of the south.
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= -s..srasss hs' l.-tSu'..Ae, ~ ,N-.7i IsL.
AEa il, S,AdlsS. 20 ce1i3. sol!.c u paper
hosd, 10 csNls; Psmphlet, 8 cents--seewely
sealed. By msil. Send money Or postage
stamps. De. WHITTIER, the great specialist,
t17 st Oherles Street. ST. Louis, no.
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GuHE Y1lMa3. /. n

Dr. Bchoreng 'Tcrclatio Cusssir 7v!isai,sd 70 Ter,
nwgnty cure all ionls OF spprngjlGfAsa or Ssninal
ueaA"css' drt"ral Ncmy' lrncCnry, etc, and restores
Lpal rower' and brings ha,s the "loathful liFor" ot
|pe VINO nave destroyed hy ctuI cyCrsscs or evil nrao
ie mireni two % seven weeks time 1t rCmudy, which
Rs uyen used hF Dr. BOhamru w hts iryute practice for
over lMy Ne1fl' was never known b. tg IN curing
tHr NphNi CASIO 1t gives vitality aud imraris energy
Nu Wonleri' tlsct 70 thl'e ulddeGgcd men who ieeF
NeAEne'' beyond their years. is inyigornug pOpefie1
w leN W once NQulS men suffering from ur conse-
gehges o. 'ltt Gtenluy destructive habit oF self Abuse
n,n use ms medicine with the assurance OF speedy ano
rhhnANtNr cure. Tie patient gains ST cngth and elHs-
uSy OF sps NJ once "a acts dGttt the parts Affect
"a W soothing aqd h,aag tonic ad auoiyne To the re-
ah9 seminal yoicle, and ir5lirl uus importing power
anq tone 9sd r'9rne them 20 their NATURAL state, the same
uEHHNhts sis 9iifnia pIoGw1f'7 1' "''"'N we 'af
hvIos ETC. 1ul 1tt srfs.-1 a; s.' Of o. ~ .st.s
~ Ilce -ilc hoSrs, scn Nin ilreccns etc, 60
any address ror safe npiv rt ils E $3.50 Mica.
10, ~ Nof'S tih tgts, ,wecg Wlstn IN s.,npe and
tIt,h 9trclH Or. l"uii, 70. Easn,f rd'. l.'
pB'pf s"t,Va,.'t G. 'nvfia Y8iaN,. - . \ riycsA
Gear Ueiil 1NOn q! fhc t'.ut.t - FfNUnp r.fHns Og
euro, slc., OF sAPHiL 'Nl WA "a E.o. ,ens
tRlL to ans sddgys ofop' .nu
HJ q gANag "a tcNE,A 37'',ctncsr arOpsci
lsssSg9Sas sag3 e., YET. s3is5 !Ss
S ss 4 5 W. @3i 5 ssS'
N,sstls AAGe z ASScA cj h, psg /, M sees,;,
healedtof 5Ocents money oc NNFlHg ttf.rf llles5
'0gA.l}cuAENAN 81 ". thta stIu.t Be- f,..a 40
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THE sun o 1881.


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ience."
a had better grant your request
than to raise ! row by refusing"
observed the Doctor, as he went to
fetch Wallingford in.
When Harry entered the room, |
could see that he was making a Wig
orous effort to restrain his great
emotions; sinking down on The op.
nosite side Of the bed, he allowed
his sister 10 embrace him,
Brother DEAR" whispered Lot
tie, "can you forgive the great
wrong | have done by my unjust
suspicious against your
"Ah! my dear sister, it is l who
ought to sue for pardon; because if
had needed your advice, all this
sorrow might have been prevented.
If you will only get well and love
me in the future as you have in the
past, l shall yet be happy. Let us
endeavor to eradicate from our
memory the sad occurrences OF the
past; and | solemnly promise never
again TO set up my judgment
against yours"
"Oh, my good brother! how happy
YOU have made me! shall soon
be we'll again. l thought at one
time that | could leave this Worlc
without regret; but it is different
with me now; | do not want to die
j, because | have something wortE
living for"
"Now, Miss Wal!ingford," sale
Plaxico, Il must positively drive
} these two gentlemen out of thu
t room, unless you will agree tt
: be perfectly quiet"
II will make any promise, in th'
r bounds Of reason, II you will lie
them remain with me-"
every well; they may stay, If yor
will hush"
u Harry held her right hand and
her left, whilst | drank deep draft
oil love from the dear eyes that wer
gazing up into my own. Who ca
e describe the inexpreSsible joy, tina
one feels when he knows hlmselft
" be the exclusive owner of such
| heart as the one that throbbed j
the breast of Lottie WalIingford?-
y 1t would be extreme folly, on m
e part, to attempt to convey TO M
audience a description ofthe gre;
n happiness | enjoyed then. M
II heart was almost drowned with th
excess of delight. a .a
G. (To BE CoNTINUED.)
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aEhric6s Fashion Qnar!erIYp is

sEhrichs' Fashion Quarterly" is
like the swallows; its coming proves
that spring is here in earnest, and
that the dreadful winter OF 80-S1
has at length receded into the past
to furnish forth a fruitful theme for
freslde discussion on many a future
winter night.
The Fashion Quarterly, as usual,
is full of information for the fair.
1t tells them what to buy and how
to get 1t: what styles have gone out
of fashion, and what are coming in
to vogue: and its 'copious descrip,
tons and price lists will enable its
readers to practice a wise economy.
by ~foreseelng, and providing for, ev.
cry item of the seasons necessities
A strictly novel feature OF the
present number is the system o
Ladies' unmade dresses: which il
intended to enable a lady to secure
the most fashionable goods and pat
terms, without being subjected t.
the charges ola New York dress
maker: Under this system, thu
EhIichs' furnish the material AM
patterns OF the various costumes il
lustrated in their Journal, for a fix
ed price; s~endingnot only the dres
goods, but the lining, trimming
, buttons, sewing silk, and, in shor
everything but the needle an
thread. The economy Of This s.y'
. tenn is evident, and it is safe 10 pre-
diet for it an immense success.
J The Fashion Quarterly is publishe
by Enrich Brothers, Eighth Avenu
| New York, at SO cents a year, {
: Is cents a copy.
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Prohibition failed to pass the
Legislatures of Arkansas and Tex
Proceedings Of the Board ofSuRervIsOrs
Monday, April 4th, 1884.

Proceedings of the Board ofSuRervIsOrs
Monday, April 4th, 1884.
Members all present except j. II.
Rutherford, &.
District No. 2, of the Nubbin
Ridge Road, established as follows:
Leaving the old road at the branch
near Sections, running on line east
of Merritt's house, thence North Ito
the old field, thence northwest
across the old field by the School
House to the line between Rich
ardson and Gray, thence on the line
North to the Renfrow place,thence
Northwest TO the ford of the creek
at Coley's, thence North on line be
tween Rutherford and Benson to
the Salem and Rienzi road near the
bridge; and Eli Childers was ap-
pointed overseer.
Thomas Spight was employed to
bring suit against Moses McCarley
and his security, on his injunction
bond, in the case of Nose McCarley
against the Board ofSupervisors.
The following allowances were
made:
To 7. W. Braddock, for expen-
SEES in burying pauper, who
was a fit subject for the
poor-honse, and applica-
ton was made for admis-
sion, but could not be NOV
ed, .4- $ SOC
j, II. Rays lumber for bridge, Ill
To officers and Jurors on in
quest of 7. j. Hubbard, H.
natic, 1922
To members, clerk and sheriff, S,7I
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MMade New Again"
ST. RlNE J, On

III. A 1 "A 4NA4NA H q NNA'
R. V. PIERoE, N. r.; 4.1
| have used y sur fayoyite PIES
cription,l Golden Medical d discovery
and Pleasant PurgatiVe Pellets, for
the last three months and find my
self--(what shall | saay)-' made
new again. are the only words that
express il. II was reduced TO a sksl-
pton, could no walk across the
floor without faihting, could ke' p
nothing in the shape Of food on my
stomach. Myself and friends had
gwen up all hope, my immediate
death seemed certa n. lean never
be TOO thankful 10 those who rec
ommended your medicines, :hr !
now live Go lie surprise OF every
bodY)a oand am able to do my own
work. | desire to make this state
ment in order chat those suffering
may not despair uiiil they have
given ytue remedies atrial,
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. WM. d. RYCKMAN,
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The Mississippi Mills at Wesson
employ a capita! Of 100000 and
S05 hands and run409 looms and
800 spindIes; using up Is to 20
bales Of cotton and $500 pounds o.
wool daily, and are running day
and night.
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SATURDAY, APRIL 8. 1881.
0UNCEMEMT
For the Legislature.


We are authorized to announce Z.
j, Frederick, as a candidate to repre-
sent Tippah county in the lower
branch Of the Mississippi Legislature
at the ensuing November election.
We are authorized to announce Hon.
W. A. Boyd as a candidate to repre-
sent Tippoh County in the lower
branch Of the Mississippi Legislature.
Election, Tuesday November 8, 1881.
For Sheriff.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF J. NJ. RUTHERFORD as a
candidate for Sheriff Of Tippah County
at the ensuing November election.
We ire authorized to announce JNO.
A. NORRIS as n candidate for Sheriff
of Tippah County at tic ensuing No
vember election.
For Treasurer.
We are authorized to announce D..
W. BARTLETT as Il candidate for re-
election to~the office of Treasurer Of
Tippah County at the ensuing Noyem
Der election. " 3d
Justice Of the Peace.
We are authorized to announce JB.
LANE rs a candidate for Justicsof the
Peace, in Supervisors District No. B.
Orizaba, T,ippah county-aE the ensu
ing November election. fi
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III is now stated "bY a person
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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-24
Certificate of Special
Partnership.

This is to certify that the undersigned
have formed special partnership, pur-
suant to the provisions of the Civil Code
OF the state of California.
That the name or firm under which
such partnership Is to be conducted Is
~. W. BIxby Il Co."
That the general nature of the business
TO be transacted is raising and trading in
cattle, sheep, horses and other stock, in.
Guiding wool raising. dairy business,
pasturing animals and all other business
Incidental TO such general business.
That The names of all the general and
special partners are as follows: John w.
Blxby, who resides in Los Angeles Coun-
ty, State OF CALIFORNIA;; and lothian Blk
by, who resides in the same county and
state, each and both of whom are tho
general partners; and .saias W. He'll.
man, who resides in the city and county
Of Los Angeles, in said State, who Is the
special partner.
hat said Isaias W. Holman has con.
tributed the sum of (sl6 ,6S6 67-lOe) six
teen thousand six hundred and sixty-sia
67-lO0 dollars as capital to the common
STOCK and as his portion of the capital
of said partnership.
That the principal place of business oil
said partnership is and shall be in said
county of Los Angeles, State OF Califor'
mia.
That the said partnership is to com.
mence on the llth dav of July, A. D. 1881,
aud Is to terminate on the 18th day oil
July, A. ID. 1885.
?, Dated at Los Angeles, this 9th day Of
JOHN W.B,XBY.
JUTHAM BIXBY.
ISAIA5 W. HELLMAN.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-08-24
MONDAY, THE Goth DAY OF
AUGUST, A. D. 1881,

At 10 O'Clock M, at No. 3 Mohr Block
Spring street. in the city of lbs Angeles.
county of Los Angeles. State of Cali or
MIA. All bids or oners to purchase must
be in writing, addressed to y. Haley, at
h Is office, as above stated, or to Henry
Charles In person, at his residence in
San Juan CapistranO. Ali the right,
title, interest and estate of the said de.
ceased at the time of his death and all
the right, title and Interest that the said
deceased has by operation OF law or 9th
erwise acquired other than or in addI-
ton TO that OF the said testate at the
time of mis- death in and to all that I'M
divided one-half (h) of that lot or parcel
of land situate and lying In the said city
of Los Angeles. county of Los Angeles,
state of California;: An undivided one
half t19) Of 0 1900 acres of land, situate
in the city Of Los Angeles. State oil Cali
fornia, on the east side of Los Angeles
river, bounded north by Chaparral
street, west by the bed of Los Angeles
river. east by the line of said lot and
Povia, and south by Park g property. the
same containing 8l1d-l00 acres. Said
lands are unlmproved.
Terms and conditions of sale--Cash;
ten per cent. of purchase money TO be
paid when the bid is No Hde on the day OF
sale, the balance on confirmation OF sale
by said superior Court. Deed NJ expense
HENRY CHARLES,
Administrator OF the estate OF yacflIio
Jurndo, deceased.
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