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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
TIE WORLD FOR 1881.

Tho World for 1881 will be the best aad chsap-
e9t noWSp sper Published in the English tOsgue
ON either s.de OF the Atlantic.
Win a6W presses surprising any ever before
manufactured by Hoe Il Co. with new md
upeauslled typographical and business rEel-
tiles of all sorts, aud with a BET or organize!
taleErapulc correspondence Throughout tia
world than that OF any Otner Americas jour
pal, tne WOrld tsrissl VIII afford iu readers
daily complete, condensed ana Trustworthy
record Of oil current events
IN it's Five ninutes with the News Of the
Day tha World mseta and S-eSF pace win the
iACreaslng demands made by rapid transit,
the Telegraph and the telephone, on lhs time
end attention OF business men
It's daily cable letters from London bring tlq
Old world 10 the breakfast tables Of the New
In Its wall street Gossip and los It5Ns for
INVESTORS, tEEtn together @iIh liza accurate,
candid and ABSOLUTELY impartial Financial
Article, the World daily presents IN unrivnlan
picture not Ouly Of the true cOEultou of tne
multiudtncUe enterprises IN which the nl-
V6nyuro7h anC active people OF mis- COunt,v
invest tAHir styingV, mt also Of all The fac
matsng iHluencSs eNcried upon those snter
prlsss ~ the 5pecllalions ana 1pscSlatOm OF
the stock exchange.
No mau VINO owns or expects to eva rn IN
teregt IN any corporate rrspBr'y car erord 10
S1-E fora single day tho Inform, alton daily
aud exclusively given III the World, not olr
az - the uAturHl and legitimate courses OF
STAIRS affecting stock va uss but atao ~ 10
tho plans. schemes and combinations which
are crasiHgly making and unhaklAy in snd
out OF Wall a. Get 10 affect those valued
Ihs World ContSiss AlEo 8rscy day the
tresneal fullest and most instructive netlssS
of everything new and Interesting IN he
reSlrns of art o. literature # Sosal life,
1t ls tho accredited org0s of the coil ages of
the union, and the accuracy and ylvsc!ty OF
lis epertiug coluHuB, covering all the TGrl8us
ior1ns Orglhls,lc Nmuspment which have slEI-
tiplisv a'po9F us OF late years, commend Ii 10
The "risog generation" throughout tie
country.
Al the ouly metr5pSli:aH morning Journal
published In tha English language witch
maintains m answering fidelity to the gfe
end RAG principles Of thc democratic ain in
politics, he World Tor 1881 will be loUnd
whore for the past i've yeSrs tho Werlu baS
been found, absolutely loyal to democratic
principles! absolutely indsl sad.nt Of ali NOR.
sons, cliques and factions within the demo-
cratic party.
Tho Worlt VIII maintain tha cause OF the
urieS against stcrO1alsm ip all lts fsrmr,
me ss05G OF good government sgslnst corrup.
Ton IN al ita forms, and thN ,usc of tba
people against N nopoly in ali Its forms.
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Bulidlns ana nundIng material.

Frost has greatly retarded all works
OF Improvement In the city Houses which
usually require thirty aud forty days t. begin
and inish have Jagged Nloh< three AVID four
months. Meehaulos eau do nothing with
froze mortar. Uwucrs have fseJed over the
situation, but uesieI'ly so. All that can be
done 10 TO patiently walt for warm sunshine.
There are many llle husluess houses 20 so up
as sosn IS possible, along Main and Elm
The burnod district at tho corner OF Murphy
and Elm Is to Dc bltlt up at once with line
brick and stoss store rooms. The clo0Ging
out OF tho old shant,es in that locality WAS a
great hleasins,
There ars private re licences geiAg up IN all
portlonI Of Town. There 5Sems to be no laok
OF soaGieAce la tho failure Of tho city, as this
fact amply shows
Building material has not beea very active
roceatly for tho reason cold weather prevents
Its belpg worked up twill bryaH loose Ia a
few days, however, and soil faster tnAa ever
baf0re
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gutlding Material.

ggfCN---At the knR " 20 TO $40.
sToEE-Atthe Dallas quarriea DC per cubic
fOut. Laid In wall lie.
lUMHEH-Natiyp rough pine $50 per Thousand;
Dressed on one side, S22 30; Flooring, tongu-
al and srOoved, &2b; Dressed Notwithstanding,
lil Ihree-eishih tonguol and grooved c0lline,
Ni7 50.
snlNabEe-Cypre5s, ~ per thousand; Native
pine sap, 81, de- Nceit All 10.
LATUs--S5 JOper thousand
CEMENT Fort g. ott, ror bar, rs; nos
endHlc, 81 10; : uisvillo, 9 Port lQnd
VI 81.
PLASTER OF PArIs--Per barrel, 81
FAIH-Pgr pound, ~
CEMENT FLuES 6 inch, 50 centa: inch, 40
cent?; inch ceiling joint, ST. g inch cap, SOC,
inch ceiling joint S 10; inch cap do, doe
DRAIN fIpE-3 isch, 100 por foot; inch,
zoe; inch, 52c; inch, 4Oc; inch, soc.
MIXED PAINTS Ready for use and Gil eolors
81 10 per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
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Fruit and Nuts.

TURNiPs--i0o. per bushel.
LEMoEs--Por box, 10,
POr CoRH--FuLe paukaseB, pdf grOsa, tI.7O.
kAIMSs-LOndon layers, b3,Gs3. ~; iayern
"a 10 to o.. 80 per box,
NUrs--AlmOnds 2Jdi25c. per pOundi Rrasii
HOLE; 1lceli, l@l5; English Wainuts,
mono; chestuuls, american, none; Italian,
none, peanuts, 10 st Cocoauuts, &s.
DArEs--lOmi9Ac. per pound
ORANGEs- Sound atook, El0rIis suG loulh.
lana, 81 90 TO <,
CuRRANrs-SNShu,
PRUSEs-SOS3sc,
We make the following quotations;
PECANS. 80 Per busncl s..
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ELECTION NOTICE

Notice Ia hereby given that IN accordance
with an order heretofore made by the hOnora.
Die coNmi isioner's court of Dallas county, aA
election WILDE held Ia jastice's precinct M.
of Dallas county, ON saturday, January 2ad,
1881, TO take the sense Of the qualified voters
OF said precinct as 10 whether hogs, sheep and
gOatN shalt be permitted 10 run at large 10 said
Justices precinct. Those voting will cast
their ballots "F0r the Stock Law" and
Against the Stock Law" Y. NJ. Elder was
appointed presiding officer at ScyeDe, David
Benaett at Mesquite, John Potter at Hacghts
Store, 7. X. Ss8ge ~ Craven's sohoolshOuss,
and j l.. Capehart at Hickory Creek sch0Dl-
house. said officers will hold electiO aGd
make their returns to me as the law directs.
K. f., BURKE,
Cousty Judge ofDallss county.
December ed, 1880.
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Ilve Stock.

CArTLE--Cornied. SIS TO $50; grass do year
lin-a, So@Ss; steers, from to 3 years cid,
Aiho $50; barn cows, Sl5@Sl3.
DEMONSTRATING ponies, S2b % $40; farm
ttoct hO@$75j buggy horses, tG0@&l0o; sad
lie, 500 IN Sl25.
MulEs-From fifteen to slxtoon hands high,
&5 10 0lAO.
dooa-On foot, 4}S@5O. for inferior toprms
pOrkCfs.
@uTToN SHEEr--Ihey are Suotable st 80 .5Os5ey
far head
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Fre,xh. Rates TO

New York, ali rail-, 81 8 per 100 pounss
Boston, all rail, ~ Al PERIOD pouAdE.
Philadelphia, AL rail, 81 "a per 1915 pounds.
Raitmore, all rail 81 80 pee lss pounds.
20 New Orleans, all rail, 81 p0r 100 pou nds
TO dalVes' On, 81 20 per bale.
To Ht.Lo ais, 81 25 ser Saie.
Prroc ace from s.. Louis 10 Dallas, and from
Kansas City, $40 per car.
rolownga are the yates from all points Il k&n-
ta9 south of KANSAS City:
To Dailas-Coin and Data o. E.--. 20
70 1e6 per cvt, SOC.
10 HutchiDs-COm and oats, Ssld ..
To Ferrle-C0ru and oats ,t5c a1Dr,o.-.
70 Palmer--flour, Csc; corr ana oats, ls-,
10 Ennis-Fiour, Sic; corn an oats, 47c.
10 Hice-Fl0ur, 5iG; cOrAaui s8ts, 4SC
COralcaha, Mexla, GrOesbeeck kogse, RgcO,
Marlin, Bremaud, HeaIn0 aud aIvaR Flour, 80
Gon aud oats, SOC.
10 Calvert-tl0ur, 62c; cora "a, % -.
On GRAIN-lO New Orleans .r q. z.
81 Louis, 4oots per hun lred.
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Coal and wood

eoAL-hdiNn Nation, SO % per ton, deliy
CoKE--5O cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak, hickory aud ash 81 % Ter
rates OF 50 " 81 per cord.
SHARCOAL-sa cents Dor barrel
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TIL E
DALLAS HERAI D.
FOR
1 8 8: 4 !!
The Great and Leadino
Journal Of Texas.

Another cycle Of twelve mon!hs has rolled
around and We present again our animal
claims to tho public for a continuance of tbe
generous and increasing patronage hereto.
fore oxteaded,to the HERALD.
The last year has boon enc fraught with
deep interest to Texas, and more partiou-
larry to the nortAsrR portion of the state
Now lines of railroads have been projected
md now under construction, while the olda5
companies have been extending their mains
aud pushing branches III evsrg dirge-
ten. immigration hGs bean pouring in
from noarly every state in the union and
the dansey popul4te5 coun.lies Of Eyrona
These immigrants Rs . clsas, are far superior
in Intelligence and enterprise to those nan.
ally falling to the lot of now countries. As
general tding they possess mean, sufficient
Of oTact comfortable dwellings, improve
farms and in this, way -sdd TO our general
prosperity. In the face of these facts Cha
management of The HERALD has oadoavored
to keep pace with tho advancement of the
stats and lno paper has been enlarged from
tw'niy-fooF columns few months ago to a
orty-Sis't column ioucnsl, ana is nov the
Largest Daily la Texas,
With correspondents in all the principal
'lt''a aud towns in the state, and ia the
gF'Atsm'tr0poli:sn 'ilio' Of the country. /.
Is the only paper in north Texas giving
Full TOlsgr"phtc Dispatches
From all parts Of the United States and
Europe Asa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20

'uoAEs.-We quote; Powered llI; Crushd.
"a Hrhnulatod IT; stausard A, 1915; White
eSUa SIOUX extra Is 10 to -; Yellow gaS TO 0l.
louisiana new white clarified lOaj yellow 0L;
choice $40. prime $40, lair 7kc.
NohAssEs-Lo NsianS choice t5e, prime .Oc
~ to gsod 40@iso
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hides.

DRY nmt, IL pounds and upwards, IA
dry klp9, lrce Of arubs, IL c; grubb kips lie:
wet suited, Sc. green butcher hides, 10 I:
All damaged, wet or dry, hall price, deer
skins 100, sheep sklus from $50. 6a5No each
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PaAtRIE CWcEENs-We QsSte at G5c. apiece.
SouIRIsLs--Pcr dozen, 900.
grown. ~ 20, '''
IurErY,--We quote sOo. to 81 apiece.
OgCKs-For tame, l71Sci wild, CSC apiece.
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auggiea. Beds, wheels n. lelos.

NHEEL---Q 5sryen. IA wholesale, SIS per
set; Is Sl6 %; O GS.25; ID S7.2j.
SPRING ON BEDS --Burr's patent, SIS,
$40 and We for plais, single and double spap-
nels.
sHATrq. "A 50. so; 9 $50.
Poles. --B 49, A 81.
BuGGIEs .--B end spring, $40; A side spring,
SO. strictly A phaetons, $3.50 CarriagcI,
5t6S uentlemen's driving buggy, side bar,
sljO do speeding, 800. End spring, strictly A
SiSi top-opsn, S6j to SIS; side prlug do, SIS to
sl25i Jump-uP seals do, Sl95; platform spring
do, 500; three spring do, 500.
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Ooaees and Yeas

OUrFRs- Rio, common, 10; ordinary, 4;
fatr, ~ good 70; priHc, 49,, ohOioe, l5H@lgi
iaguaYra, b; lava, 25G2Uc.
rEAs--lmpar,al, from I5G1G5c per panndt
Young Hysou, i0@GD; Uolong, ijl5t0c; Jonah,
-Nlltlln
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Butter and Eggs.


Eaa9-- 20. ner dUzen.
buTTEH2O cents for ehOlsei fer inferior
country and Texas, lS to 20.
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Taken uS by JehS p. Alexander, ostrpyed
osfors {, b. Owens, j. F., Dec, 30, 1850,
a0frel harss, fax name and tail, years old
past, branded n II on LETT shoulder.
Taken up by Riley Psmbsrton, and ssraysd
before Gee. Robertson. j. r. January II, 1881.
One horse mule, dark hRy or brown, about IA
hands high 6 Or years old, shaved with har-
ness, no brands petceiVRble ami shaved.
Taken up by Dsyid ROniusss and easrayed
b.fer5 ". q, Price, j. p, January IL, 1881,
one bay mars shout TX hands hish, 10 Yeara
Oh, branded on the right shoulder thus IL IL
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sroKSs--From 9 TO 2k inch, per SET xxx
select, IS, Xxx, s2,7S.
SAVED TELLoTS--,H to az, % per sch.
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M ANrAO-From two 30 six hvuSrsd .ero.
" eIgood prairie lapd ,vltRin thirty 1si tos
al Hd ppsaas or Snerma murt b cheap for cash
swing description, losstion AVID lowest nri H'"s
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fine, rs; medium, 92is heavy, 200. Black
bury aud dirty, 90 10 cents or
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NO Ely AND TRADE.
pALLA wgEKLY MARKET REVIEW,

cotton neeilnes I-2 Cent-GrAin lr'
regular ana uower Meats steady
Flour Holds Gts Gwn bniing
IUwer Groceries Generally
Unchanged Butter ana
ggs town OrrnmOr-
eiHl OtCs
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FINN RROWN snEETINGs.


Ettriok EE, 4-i...gA Ontario s, s-i......sI
" Xxx, "a ~ Allbiou G, 4-4,,..654
GranlteyilleAA,i-4 s Glendale g, ~. So
Grauiteylle BR, Is Atlantic v. 49,. TX
Langley 4, a.. ....Sh Bollviow EX,l-4 ~
Augusta, 300. as Hudson &.ver..h
Y" 4-l,......,."7 IndlEu Head....M
Windsor A..,,...y Antelope, ...,......,..
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BAeeNe-standard. 10Y
ARROW TrEs-s2 30 Per bandle.
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Canned Goods.

fdACnEs--y Wounds, " 10; ssNads
81 10,
ToNA2Osas--2 pounds, u W: 5 pounds,
sl.70.
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NY AHrED--BroOm corn In anyquanHG es,
w slightest tssa prices paid iOr sAAe az
King broom factory, 1901 Main s.rsSt Dallas.
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Cotton.

The market again went or this IN, ming
and rulod dG.l and droopy al day. Following
are the revised quotations.
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80 PAi'' u WIG ChJdd States and
Europe Asa
Commercial Paper
Ni' without e superior IN the whole south
and stands une1cs.loi.i- Ts1,. for the full.
mass and o0FF'o'aen Of il. report. both 81
home and abroad.
The HERALD i. :as .4.are. will &C.
cupy the 'a=' aga .slla 74.i7a ground
which has s.T'9t :aa~casas,i i. IN.
DER Its prslsli a.anagauali, showing
l'7oF' to LOS, aar,l..ig 90 2a.n. on. orsrs
or eadeA7s'-ag =, ana.aasa them even in
tho NOS sia.:s't 2ra,ai state or national
The asAAlo ia po.4.. &. IN iadepsaden.
Journal P'og'.si.7s ia .s IDEAS, and advocs..
ing 'a'i' tue, 'a1ai democratic prisciple
and measures 'aa. sa.alI aloa, prevail in a
true democratic county and to those who
may differ from i'ia its view. and ideas, and
IN the discussion Of graa. m,a,uro, and
principles watch, msy psosea. themselve; 70
10
De public it will Be Courteous, and tr.,,
WITH consideration taa dissenting opinions of
its opponents, but in cool and lsl. ..to
manner will battle for Whist i. deem, right
and for 'h' crest good OF resa, aad the
country at large.
1D' HERALD now occupio, the high posi-
ton OF being tho ,eprosoata.iv. and
Leading Paper orToxaa.
And soaring above MY petty issloa.io. or
'''1'Fie' twill lend 1t, influence to any
measure that will Oonsd. any town, city or
'''''oa IN our great and growing common
wealth.
Inc management promise that their efforts
snail 0's be relaxed in adding to the intere,
'Da usefulness Of tho HERALD, and that each
--'D'H 'a''e shall be some improvement to
Do '0s0 over the proooding one.
The Weekly Herald
Is published every Thursday, and is filed
"''I vac most Interesting and useful articles
"u'cn appear from day to day in the daily
HERALD and therefore i, generally estoomed
the NEST valuable Journal ia the ststo to
'u0'e living OF the line Of railroads and not
having aslly postal communications with the
''''oi tao world. In view of those facts It Is
community hoped that lis patronage will in
create Commensurate with its worth.
Price of Subscription
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C0usty Judge OfDallgs county
December ed, 1850.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10
SA " MILLS
OF all Sizes From the
P0NEY e q MAMMOTH.
BAYLiEss VAUGHAN co., -
Richmond, Indiana.
MakiNu Wufcjtes.

Defective Watch Cases are now one of
the chief causes Of SO many watches not
being good time pieces. The cases being
thin end not fitting well, admit dust and
dirt to the movement, which soon interferes
with the running parts OF the watch necessi
tating cleaning, repairing, &c, and the
amount thus paid out if applied toward
buying good case in the beginning. would
have saved all this trouble and expense
We have recently seen a case that meets all
these requirements, it having been carried
for over twenty years and still remains per-
feet. We refer to the JAS. Boss Patent
Stitfcned Gold Case, which has become one
OF the staple articles OF the Jewelry trade,
possessing as it docs SO many advantages
over all other watch cases, being made OF
two heavy plates of solid gold over plate
OF composition, and We advise all our read
eri to ask their Jeweler for card or cata-
loge that will explain the manner in which
they are made.
1t is the only Stifened Case made with
two plates of gold, seamless pend ants, and
center, solid joints, crown pieces, &C., all OF
which are covered by letters patent. There
fore buy no case before consulting Jewel
er who keeps the JAS Boss Patent Stifen-
ell Gold Case, that you may learn the differ
ence between it aud all limitations that
claim to be equally as good.
For sale by all responsible jewelers..
Ask to see the warrant that accompanies
each case, and don't be persu AIDED that any
other make Of case is as good.
May 5.-ly,
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WOMAN.
BETTER THAN THE SMILES OF KIN,

BETTER THAN THE SAlLES OF KINGS.
To bring health and happiness tQ the
homes of suffering women is a mission be.
fore which royal favor sinks into insigniti-
canoe. What earthly benefaction can COM
pare with one which protects from
s.That dire disease whose rGthlcsspowe
Withers beauty's transient ioWer?"
which gives ease for pain, joy for sorrow,
smiles fer tears, the roses OF health for the
pallor of disease, the light, elastic step for
dragging WEAKNESS, nights of soft repose for
heavy hours of tossing rsstiessness, bound
ing vigor for lansuishing dutness, the swell
ling lines of full grown beauty for the sharp
and withered form OF emanciation, long
life of mental, physical, social and domes-
tic enioyments tor few sad days of pain
and gloom, ending in an early grave? Such
is the mission. such are the results of DR.. J
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, which is
hence truly and appropriately styled two
mans best friend"
"Whites," and all those irregularities OF
the womb so destructive to the health, hap
piness and beauty of women, disappear like
magic before single bottle of this wonder
full compound Physicians prescribe it.
Prepared by DR.. J. Bradfield, Atlanta, Ga
Price: trial size, 75c; large size, $l,5O. For
sale by all druggists. Oct. 6 en-.
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Bedford, Va, Alum and Iren Spring
Water, Mass and Pills.
NATURES REMEDY.
Obtained by Ksurest EvapOra.
ton of the Mineral Water of
these Celebrated Springs.

Adapted in chronic darrh9a, constipation an
scrofnla-liy Latham, NJ. D., Pres't Vlrgni
Medical Society.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia, Chronic Diar
rhoea and SrCfuia,-PrOf, S. jackson, University
Pennsylvania.
Efficient in Aneamia; excellent appetizer and
blood pnriilcr-I. Fisher, NJ. D., Ga:
Valuable in nervous prostration, indigestion
and chlorosis.-G. d., NO
:. A fine tonic and Alternative, very valuable in
diseases peculiar to females, chronic fever and
or2ans.-J. +. Broughon, NJ. D.. Ala.
Very beneficial in strengthening and improv-
ing reduced systcm.--Rev. Jno w. Beckwith
Bishop of Ga.
districts.-D. Il. Farex, NJ. D., N. 0.
Restore d9bilItated systems to hcalth.-T. C.
Mercer, NJ. D., Ind.
USED with great benefits in Maiarial Fever
and Diptheria. IS. r. Dupon, NJ. b., Ga.
or great curative virtue. Thos. F. Rumbold,
NJ. D., st. Louis.
Beneficial in uterine arrangements and mala
rious conditionS.-G. NJ. Vail, NJ. ID. Chic.
Tonic. Alternative, diuretic, one of natures
greatest remedies Medical Association OF
Lynchburg, Virginia.
Relieves Headache, proinptly--bOlh sick and
nervous--Rey E. G. Dodson, Va.
Sample supply sent free to any physician de-
string to test. Pamphlets sent free. Analisls
with each package, Water as it comes from
me springs 81 per case of gallons in glass
$3.50 for gallons, 81 for 10 gallons, s. for q
gallons IN casks. Mass so cents and s.: 90 81
ard So for half dozen. Pills, pure sugar coated
25c. so, and IS half doZ. Sent postpaid inJ-
Wheic, This Mass and Pills contains in re-
dueed space ali tho curative powers Of the
water, ard is pa!atable and soluble
Springs open for visitors June LIST. BoarG
go per month, Special rates to families ant
parties. Carriages meet visitors at Forest ant
Lawyers depot, eac! four miles from Springs
upon advice CT arrival. Address,
a. NJ. DAVIES, Pres. OF the Company,
~ Main ST., Lynchhurg, Va.
Mad n
ErCOkhaven, Miss.
June 23.-lSSl.--6in,
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Planters will find the Eagle Cotton Gins
far superior to all others. We are also
making the celebrated Eclipse Cotton gins
with huller attachment, and important inn
provements by Mr.. Carver, also q new COM
bined feeder and breaker, the best feeder
ever put to Cotton Gin. -salso the perfect
Cotton Gin Condenser. The stedman
Newell Screw Cotton Press for Steam or
Horse Power is made stronger, will press
faster and make larger bales than any 9TH
er Press.
Cotton Factors and Planters will please
send for circulars giving full description of
Cotton Gins and Presses. As a full stock is
kept in New Orleans, shipments can be
made within an hours notice. Sugar
Planters will be furnished with the cele-
brated Niles Sugar Mills, of various sizes
also the Victor and Great Western Sugar
mills, and Cooks Evaporator's and Sugar
Kettles, at very great reduction in prices
Send for illustrated circulars OF improved
Sugar Machinery.
We are agents for Stedman's Stationary
Engines and Boilers, and have all sizes;
also Stedman's new Portable Engines,
Seedman's draining machines, Stedman's
Skating Hangers and pulleys, Stedman's
Saw Mills, Granger Saw Mills at $3.50.
Niles Work Steam Engines, Queen City
Portable Engines, Blymyer Stationary and
Portable Engines, Straub Queen OF South
Corn Mills.
AS sole agent for above machinery we Of
fer it for sale at lower prices than any other
first class Machinery.
WI. CUSHING,
MANUFACTURERS AGENT.
106 Gravier ST., and II Union St.
aug4-3m.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-11-10
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY.
TIE DRAWING
Finally Settled and Fixed

Is the day determined upon.
THE drawing of this scheme mas been finally
! settled upon, and will certainly take place
on Thursday, Nov. 10th, by assent of the Com
missioners, and this will enable me to sell all of
the remaining tickets.
ALI persons. therefore, intending to invest in
this scheme, may rest assured that there Will
be no further delays or postponements.