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, 1881-10-28

AS'ut"' 1UV ANHIb4 bH]ls hWlSN ~ N5H%
n'Ey way.statlun oil thu roatl to the l.c,'-
ltcnttary, II certainly mi tic place to expect
It. MIL, lenst Of ALL II tho young offenders aro
thrown III with II crowd of a,lcpts III crllnc,
who are ullly too willing to teacl. tlienl new
vi''ulnics because they arc i,pt pupils.
WHY GARFIELD DIDN'T APPOINT FOLGER.
President Garfield considered carefully tho
qualifications Of Judge FO1ger for illc SeGre-
taryslilp OF tho Treasury. as'll ducilcd not to
appoint him, for four reusois: First. hecnnsc
l,e !Iat[ llo special knowledge Of tho National
alhnnccs never having served HI Congress or
heen conspicuous III any way ns d iinancier.
Secondly, becnusc lie was identified with tlIo
political lnacllila which sought To coMtrnl
tho cl1sto'h-lIouse In Now fork City. Third,
BECAUSE tho West anil South ob)ectctl strong~
u to tho appointment Of utybody who mt4l,s
be considered representative Of Walt street
ntld the importing Interests OF New York
City. Fourth, BECAUSE tho Judge Ind nj,
ellorn'ous claim then pending before tho Sit
preue Court Ut tile United States for extra
compensation Oil nccoullt of alIcgetl services In
t'le sale OF rcYenue stamps wtIile llo was Sub
Treasurer mt New York, and receiving sal
ary for .toing tllat work. Tho tirst thrcn
rcasons nre falMiliar to the public, but tho
circumstances connected viii, Judge Fol
gers claim for enormous extra puy arc mt
80 generally known. a recital of tho facts
lnay bo OF Interest 1T this time.
F0lger was Assistant Treasurer Mt New
York froli, Nov. III, 1910, to July 1, 1S7D, or
seven mouths md fourteen ttays. During
that parloal Ills clerks received fro,E The TOM
missioner of 1ntcrl.al Revenue R,lll disposed
by sale nj S3,lG0,477 worth of common rev.
cliuo stamps aMl Ses,!lli Uf proprietary
stamps. Tl'e tiovNrilhlent allowed Il commits
stolt Ut ior cent ii eas I'll sales 0f tin fnr-
incr n,h 10 per cent oil sales Of tho attcr.
This commission was allowed by tho 1ntnrnnl
lsevenltH ul!icc nt Washington to purchasers
Ut stamps Mt wholesale. who hongl,t tn sell
again. ~ supply; Ut stamps WIS put III tho
clstotly Of thu Sub-Treasury at Now York,
tu bu Iallttetl ont by clerks SO tllat purchasers
In Tint city might c''1oy tho same advantages
as tl'nsc who bought directly from tic Cum
missioner Of Internal Revenue. FolEer did,
I'll fact, allow full commissions to purchasers
nj tho hoSub-Ireasury, and paid ont III this mnn-
ner Sl1],e7 IN toso who bongl,t internal
revenue stamps. an4 S:,,h75 tn those WHO
housht proprietary stntnrs Wlscn tie IT.
counts hal all been settled l,e claiMe.l TINT
hcwas pcrAonn|tuontitlcsl to tic commissions
which he liat already allowed to purchasers
Ut stamps md set up this prcp0Sturotts
claim against tho United States for tho full
amount, witt, Interest, or 81 81 eo9J-tho work
having been tono by clorls pntd by tho Coy
cr,Iient.
risprc was not shadow of right, justice,
, 1881-10-28

s;atk Ftspet hts H9tH Lake and !tan1,lHt. In
easement Of 4nc1bnker'x Majestic Combination. w
rtetS entertainments.
, 1881-10-28

ORIENTAL, Il. No n. a. +. Il 4. M.-ltnu III
1a saIlest. spr'l9l M. E1h1hy evening" ':tL for
flntartsni Hnrk. AIasIar AlaSbIs nIwnya welcome.
t,MAHt.Es t'A7't.1S, ssrrttSrY. ~ "'
, 1881-10-28

f.rnnh Oprtn>1Enrtr.
CJatk s'rrrf, nfrnHl: Utts tpuF.-I tnItsn. Engage
nrrt of Hcr's Surprf.c I'nriy. "Mascoste."
, 1881-10-28

TILE OH adaso III regard to tlAero being
fnore why's thnn ono OF killing Il INT would mp
poar to ba etaally applicable to iawButts, es-
poclully III lnltaaa. In n enBo trIel tho t,thor
Hay ut ltt,shrtl1e, IN thAt stAtc. Miss Mary Z.
Campbell charged Mrs. llnnnah brown With
slanlor, tho lattar having hludo statements le-
rugatory to her fnir fanie rs vlrtuous wonut.
After tho prosecution hnd nl,ldu out 4opd caso
tho dcfcnso ,bcel,n, and tia first witness cuttcd
wis WIIllam llrowtl. husband Of tho defendant.
rhia remarkable person aworo TINT hp hal fro
ltchtty Visited tho residence ot Miss Ca,nnbeil
that ho bud hugxea and kissed tho young laly,
a1id that hu waa rpry intimate With her, but not
crtmina1!y no. Tho cuss fs Still uu trint, but
whatcrcr verdict tho Jury may return, thut ur
tho public Will o that Mrs. brown Is good ia.y-
yer. aud that her husband ought to ho run out
Of town for trElIpg OIL tho girl.
, 1881-10-28

Academy OF h7us4~.
T'nf.led street. nenr aia,sn,. iycst slde. rnrtety
cnirttutiiiHcht.
, 1881-10-28

1yceltiN ThcNfFf.
ucspniiiea street, npnr Atiiiat,n. Wpt Ht9. rarl-
etS entertainment. AtterIi,nn and cve11Itiy.
, 1881-10-28

Munroe stracs, between tlark nnu llenrhorn. En-
pntrluen. Ut tile Wilbur Opera CumunHY. "ThG
MasGut,e.'
, 1881-10-28

4 room cxcuso Is said to bo better than
none. but youtlK man now IN Sing Slug Prison
totibta ii. llo Wns convicted Ut obtRin!r,Y money
uttder fhso prstunscst and when nsked II he had
pronounced. stated thut he nectlsti tho money
for tho PURPOSE Of gutttux IAArr!e.'. On tho suK-
gestton being lnale that II would hHye beon
kood idcA to havo postponed tho wedding, ho re-
piled that fl such an evcnt ho would hnva bocu
sncl for hrcnch'nl- -pron,lAo und 4 verdict Ut
u, coo rchicso1 MRainst hin, ttat being tho mini
nuin sutu nudcr tho laws or Now York. tlptuy
udyIacd ot this tact h0 prefcrrud taking thu
than have stah Il Judgment hanging ovor hll.,.
fie WIS aent up fur two ycara. anu luis vito now
doubtless wlshea that sh0 hadn't beeu 80 hnsty.
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Railway building in Mexico.

From Mexican advices received by mail 1t
Is learned that there are now employed in the
construction of the Mexican Central railway
about thirteen thousand men. Manuel b.
Canseco aud Jose Maria Romero have been
appointed government inspectors. The con.
struction Of the Mexican National r'ilway Is
being pushed with al possible di'ratc', nj ey-
cry point of operatiou. Over IT. Thousand
men are employed on he line betw,, II the
City Of Mexico and Tolnca. Thee mpany has
In addition 10 tn, shoot col structed
10 Aacatecus by the old C, rmpany, about
Twelve kilometers; II is PROT 'abls that the
present congress VIII grant sever" more con
pa,les s r sn nHr OF Ta iway prc w. L ra
roah from Piedras NeGras to TopoIo, sanpo.
Every steamer That lancs at Vera Cruz dis
,nnrges rom nifty to two hundred and fl, ~
abroad Iaborers an" III
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DALLAS rR,CE CURRENT
Miscellaneous eroc.rs, s,.cn

RICK-Wholesale OK to7X,
sALTsin barrel, 81. 20 TO 26 ,I,cs,oo, In
@ Ch4 '60' Rock sl.6o ner sack i A''''f''' !"
-....ns-.sous. xXN. ~; XXXA. 8
Trade Mark, So, Cream iO1a. Ginger Snaps lck
TO H. Cream ~, ~
,oeU Olive, hkc. pc. "Hn En,ueihdii 6S
"Saci '..,pet. 1910 to Wv NV Ief ph Man
!; ing Company: cyclone, ,,.ai RAE olive,
- .strs Olive, az cents per pound
RaANs-tI. tO6c. per pound.
CANDLES. Star. full VT liio l4H
CHRRsR-NOne In market.
UoMISY AND GmTs-s5@S5.25 per barrel.
sAUKn BRAur For hall barrel Us 10 %.
DRIED PRACHEs.-Unpeeieo sc, 'SM peeied IL
per pound.
Coal OII.--liciaw ore revised quotations: ITO
deg. +, test: IN '.asraia IL aents: cases. s2 90
COX. -"ouhu' ooo' op'"e'
ioze. sxs-.x bushsl, iron bound, S.@ po'
a; two hoop pals, ~ 10; three-hoop.*. &c.
ruBs-Three nest, g. .SOtGs!: 80; o,ont nest
rs; No. l, ~ 10 per dozen; Ne, 2, $50; No.
WAsmpoAnDs-wood,s 81. SIS; zinc, 81 80; New
Era, ~ .bca1Sl.70
WILL BUoKKrs--ek 25 aS4 30 per dozen.
PowpRR-s6.85 per keg of IS pounds; l2k do
H.s eS do, n: 90 90 blasting TIN :, kegs, S9 600 20
MACKRRRL-No. barrels, sl0 half-barreis
$50; kits, IL pounds, 81; No arrels, 90.
CANpY-Stick, - 10 l4o. q pound. Fancy, l6
| to csc.
LYx-Concentrsted, 81. 75a sl.CO
RoPE-Sisal,k In. basls, 10kc; cotton, ,0@ lCc
YIsEaAa-pcr gallon, 2Ot@30c. Apple, 20c tool
WuAPrIsG PAPKR-Rag and Straw. $50. 0Jo.
srARcu-tS@t,sc.
glazed. Crooks IL to IL cents per gallon 70,
glazed.
BEEswAx-l5 to lsc per lb.
TALLow--lh barrel, Az In cake, &c per Id
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Peours, ELLIOTT 4 HALL.
EsTHETIO TASTE.

We do not on this occasion intend to
iudi.o an essay upon the philosophy, the
anatomy or the intellectually Of esthetics'
We simply mean to submit few observs-
lions upon some exquisite and most artistic
samples of esthetic taste that have recently
come to our notice. A few weeks ago We
received very neat and handsomely bound
and we'll printed book entitled, "Texas, Her
Resources and Capabilities. Being De-
scriptlon of tho State of Texas and the
Inducements She Offets TO Those Seeking
Homes in New Couutry," ISSUED by the
Southwestern Immigration Company" OF
viii, h Hon. W. W. La z, now 10 Europe, is
tho president aAd sent us win
the compliments of that gentleman
which kindness wo duly appreciate
and are thankful for. Tie printed
matter Of the book, SO lar as we have exams
inod it, which has been pretty thorough, y
most excellent and well suUat + a,e cx-
poses for whiseR, but not In sufficient
santlties to effect the price OF flour for the
time being The city mil S are all In readiness
for grinding new wheat, and anxious "for the
fray
Building material, hardware, and collateral
lines are quite active, as there Is considerable
building going on, not only In the city, but
In the adjacent country drawing upon Dallas
for supplies.
Railroad building In north Texas has cansed |
. scarcity In horses and mules, good work
mules ranging f.om 500 $3.50 per pair.
Butter. chickens aud eggs are in good sup
ply; choice grades of country butter sell at
rom 10 to Is cents; chickens 50 30 per dozen.
and eggs are quoted at 10 to II cents.
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elf they contained

q III tney COnthintu
In the manifest.
cons sts of two posts, twcuoo %" tne Solicitor
and tree; the ''gothic exports, and further
candle box up-side.dowht desirable. Very
ex!inguisher stuck on top o.na.,
house has the appearance eyoi the Treasury.
stern>wheel steamboat, Il
s'''MS' SAVOY te recently passed
ffont grouho In nissionsrs of emf
with a cap like an Oxford j head on emil
msanders slowly down aarden. The consti-
pensive thought, and ar TINS was Tested 1u'
left, stands gloomy and decided ,na, no raw
of coffee.bean weeds. lander the national
man aud Kechem's mi ssaculnr p state he's in.
Pacific railroad, is s,ripretense, Of conform
man aud tho two childrerpose of defraying
Tho man is sans cule'ielr, i ~ laws ave-;
clasned across the Wais within the jurisdlo-
a. though in painful sT-
of the null is white, th'neous.
and lone, lorn looki,s, s'a'r sinai 'nu, 'ne pc
oa'Ns'ou'o 80 gallons during the
crush Of matter sncrarch 81. ISL, valued at
"Westherford," the,9!4,i7j gallons. valued
forgotten, but the ghe nine months ending
soma, thriving yC,
their teeth be- the uinnsso,o s,,,. bonr, y,
houses, n shec id'ng AT La Crescent; '.My re-
Ter considerably from those OF
poie ana the state, but are as nearly the
citv--excuf, rs gathered from frequent Inter-
wy n the best farmers Of the
water tai'he farms are usually small, ranging
ZION 60 5OJ acres, ptrnaps may average 200
each. this time farming is In state of
transition. Wheat Is found to be no longer
paying crop, ana the yearly acreage is de-
creaslng. Winter wheat Is In many places
taking the place of spring. Our farmers are
ling forward to stock-raisiug. dairying and
a rotation and variety OF crops MS the only safe
method. Corn seldom falls here. Oats and
barley pay better than wheat, aud many of
me farmers are most prosperous who have
had too little land to make wheat speci-
ality -
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APOSITIVE CURR

Without medicine. AJJ.AN,S
MEDlCATED BOUGIES. Patsn,s SS1luBLR
1876. One box Aa'ehted Oct. 10
No VIII VIII, cure any case In four days. or ,s.,
~ WI cure the most Obstinate c az ,sss
matter OF how long standing. ""'e case no
No nauseous doses of cnhshs
Oh sandalwood, that are certain tn nrnga OF OIL
a ptna boy destroying the coatinps Of VS. ~.
on racs VI 50; Sold by all druggists, or ms,aa
For further particulars send n, o,,.,.
lob, ~. BOX ,533. J. c. ALLEN "a '''
Quick. safe and sure cura
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Steam and LIGHTNING.

Tho HERALD job rooms have Just received
and have now In Operations, Campbell pony
lightning iobbcr run by steam, and capable
OF doing moro work In shorter time and at
less expense than any other Job printing
pres In north Texas. Tho public generally
arc invited 10 call and SEQ II 10 operation, and
bring along thor Job work Of any variety
OF description.
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Drugs.

The market has been fairly active during
the week. Prices are appended. Acid-ben-
zoio per ounce, SOC; acid carbolic solution, b5c;
crystale, 6Oc@s2 per Id; acid citric, $50 per Id ;
acid eulphuric, SO per Id, acid tsrtaric, Csc
per Id; alum, i@5c per H.. Ammonia-c carlo.
nate, 26c per Id; assaioetita, SOC per 10; balsam
copaiba, $50 per ID; borax, lSc per Id; blue
mel tEnglish), 81 90 per Id; eamphor, refined,
$50 per lb; cinchonidia, 81 90 per or; chloro,
form, 90 -ll5c per Id; chloral, hydrat 81 1909 90
perlb; cream OF tartar. powder. 3sctoiO per ID;
gum opium, " per Id; gum shellac, zoe per
lb;morphlne, sl5O per or ;oii bergamot, sS co her
ID; oil lemon. 60 90 per Id; bromide potass, Doc
per lbj P q w; iodide potass, 81 75 per III; Up
wv, quinine, sulphato,S2 10 per oz;. Seed
caraway, l6c per ID; SIENNA, $50 per ID; Alex. :,
go per lb. strychntne. crystals,y0l 60 per OF!
sugar lead, go per lb; nout sulphur, 3x@5c
per Id; salts epson, 30J5c per ID.
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We make the following quotations.;
OnANexs- Sicily, pei. box, ~ so to 8 90.
Lxmoss-elcily per hox, W 90.
Nuts Almonds 20 per pound; Dral
100, Hlterts. liG-, EnRlch Walnut
monet chcS;nuts, Imported, 90 italian
2si peanris,. Tennoesee red, Cyl, cocoanuts
por hundred SO ~.
EIGs-in 10 ID boxes, per 10, 10.
tor CoaS-friAe packages, per half gross,
RAislss-Iondon layer. now, per box, $S 90;
iaver, new, per box, 81 20.
BAsANAs-Per bunch, 3 to $50.
rorAroEs-Per bu. In sack, VI 70.
DArrs--ln trails, per ID, &c.
CunRANTs-7}S0oSkc
PRuNxs-Dc.
PEoAss-por lb,1 retail, per bushel, loose
~, " 10 to u IS; sacked " 80, ~ rs.
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board OF Trade saloon ana billiard
Hall.

AT this establishment on the corner Main
nd Austin streets, Purdy & Randall, pro-
prietors, arc to be found the very choicest
and only the very choicest of liquors, wines,
ales, beer, ETC., from the loading manufactur-
ors and dealers Of this country and Europe.
A newly fitted up, most tastefully arranged,
and thoroughly lighted and ventilated Bill.
lard hall Is one Of tho attractions. Call and
500 them,
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ots closed firm, middling lOX, sales i.,oo

market barely steady.
GALVESTON.
Galveston, MAY 2l.-Cotton opened ouiet,
mlddling l0k, receipts ,sO5. 'N''
Market clostd frmi middllng lo,s; sales
ST. LOUIS.
st Lo,ils, May 2l.-Market closed steady ,
middllng 10k good mldding 9k; low mid :
ding 81; receipts l,l0Jj shipments, i,j3i:
salsS l,lsl, stock aS,lt7.
LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, May 00-l2.l6 =, m.-Cotton hard.
cnlng, iniddling 1919. Orleans 9 sales io'o zoo.
400 p. m. SALES OF American 1000.
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DnllaA I.enthsr Rgnrhss

under 20 lbs, SOC.
HkMLock soLx-LxArIRR Best Buffalo
Slaughter. SCOT good do, zoe, best Matamra az
u0s. wv VOo' Wv
.. OAK HARNESS LsArmrR-No. l, 200, do, No.
No. Q. 90. \
eN.@ per pound, American calf, 700, 6tl ,S6,
40. Kip, 06c.6ael.
CoLi.ARs-Duck. No. /. per dozen, $3.50.
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TRADE TOPICS,
Ths Esrertasioa Of oleemarsnrln,,

Zhe Esrortation Of OleomargArlne
The following communication, embody ing
me decision OF the attorney general relative 10
me exportation OF oleomArsarine, hes been
msds public by tho treasury department,
pIsAnrNxxr Or JusTics, wAs,t,NoroS-
ssts'- louts Of the 1 III ultimo states that Tho
SSos1,3 uepartmsnt y informed that olco-
SSuns end bulterine are exporttd fron
~ NV t0rk mAnifssted ~ butter. Anil ssiS m
~ V'usssor Of customs u that port should
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CArTLx-Cornfed, SIS to So; grass do year
linss, S36$s; steers, from 8 to years old,
Sl6@sa0; harm COWS, $l5C@$ls; butchers, tx to
Skc. per lb. on foot.
HoRsKs ,-Ponies and sheep SIS to $40. Plugs
$40 to SoO. Farm rtock S35 TO GEO. Harness
livery $50 to 500. Harness fancy sl25 to Sl7b.
Harness spans $3.50 to $500.
Mules-.Rats $50 to $65. Medium $65
Extra draught 500 TO $3.50.
Hoes-On foot, 3g3hc. for Inferior to prime
porkers.
MurroN.snxEr-They are quotable at 50 .5Oes
per head. Per weight. 3 to 3ko. per pound.
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Tho Tiyoli.

Mr.. A. Marx. assisted by the Two clevst
Franks, now runs the Tivel. His liquors
and wines arc pure; bic cigars Of tho Anese
and bic beer the freshest The Tiyoli 10 The
coolest place In town.
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CoFFEE-Rlo common, 1917 to 1914, fair, IA I,
Java, 2S613Oc.
TRAs-Imperial, 4b@e5e; Young Hyson
4o@6o; Oolong, 4b660c' Japan, o0G666c
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vS S.cU 4. ,, We quot; GUY NINE nom I'D
xTfx's 81 GSsiss & g. fsSi,y HS none. Co.
AxxAs 10 Fancy. SIS to Bes; Patent, 400,
Syn.Scarce. wsquots per bbi. %.
S RsAxxI!sy-scarcei scca demand, go.
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ALCoHoL-S2. SO TO 81. 40 per gallon.
mach, 81 .e0@S5, aecoriing@age.
W;NKs-Cla ret. In case, SIS .l5@$4; Catawbs,
per gallon, 81 .l0@s2; Port, per gallon, 81. 20 "a
w; sherry, per gallon, 81 .c06lSS; Madeira, per
OSLO.
CnAMPAaNR-Cooks In baskets, Sls@s2O
Heidsieck, In basket, sos; Krug, In basket, 81;
Domestic champagne, sl09l6.
ALR-Stock ale, per dozen, 81. l5@e2. 5O Por-
Ter. per dozen, S2dlS2 80.
BorTLE BEER-St. Louis quarts sl2, tpints
no 60. Buawlser, sl2. pints Sl3 50. ''''''
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BAooN-Long clear e.,ies lOIa; short clea
l0X. Breakfast bacon lec.
OaY SALr-Lnng clear sides, 97s; shor
clear 10a
HAMS Canvased Tx to l3h
LARp-Tierce l2h;:half barrel, 49, pails6 Il
10 pounds, l3i; 5 pounds, IA
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a SueA Gnc Quote: Powered iix;Ornshd,ll1
oxtrs ..nulated IL; Stan lard A, l015; white
- extra Z to-; Yellow-LOuisiana
.hite clarified 1Osi 10 lOJs; yellow clarified
l0A to l0A; Open Kettles choice sx to 0;
primeSh
to sx; fair SIC.
MCLAssRs-Lo risians choice COO, prime4 G
fair to good 45@50c; syrup 80 to Coo.
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CoAL-Indian Nation, IS 90 per ton, deliv.
cred.
CoKR-60 cents per barrel.
WooD-Oak ,hickoryano ash $500 to 8 8 so per
cord. Sawed stove wood Ia retailing. at IL,
rates of "a SO to 90 per cord. =.
CHARCoAL--65 cents per barrel.
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uiustrateo Marriage 0u,t,e, go Gus
and gut binding, 90 cents, SANG Tn
covers, IS cts. Manhood. 10 cent, hous
hood. 10 cents; Pamphlet, cents tn
scaled, by mail. Send money o,oners
stamps. DIR. WHITTIER, the greats Ora
wv st Charles Street. st. Louis. Mo,ho.s
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Building Material.

Building Material.
BRICK-At the kilns to 50.
SToNK-At the Dallas quarries So per cub,c
foot. IL for foundation, l6 for wall, and 25 TO
dressed front.
LuMBEn-Native rough pine go per thousand;
Dressed on one side, S22 SO; Flooring, tongu-
ed and gr0Oved, $e5: Dressed weather. boarding,
sl7h; Three-eighth tongued and grooved ceiling
$lS to sl9.
sHINaLSs-Cypress, IS per thousand; Native
pine, sap, 50; do heart, "a so.
LArHs-SS 90 at 81 FER thousand.
CEMEHT- Roseniale, ~ so; Louisville,
" DO; Portland, SO 30.
PLASTER rPARIs-Per barrel, 81 at 81 80
HAIR-Pe pound. 7%c.
CEMENT PLuEs.-6 inch, 80 cent?; z Inch, 40
cents; inch ceiling joint, 81; o inch cap, 500;
inch ceiling joint, 81 10; inch cap do, 6Oc.
DRAIN PIPES ioch, l6o per foot; linch,
2Oc; inch, Sc; inch, 40c; sinch, zoe.
MIXED PAINTs--Ready for use and all colors
vi s5 per gallon. All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
LIME-COOpered,, 2per nbl., bulk, 81 80,
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Cotton.

The market to-day was fiat owing to limited
receipts. Very little Is doing among local
buyers now beyond "wstching" the future
market. Prices paid here have not huctuated
for some time, the quotations
below being CONFIRMED to. The receipts are
nearly all low grades, end cents Is about the
average price realized by farmers.
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Canned Goods.

| SO 90 to 2 60.
T0MAroRs-2 pounds, 81 rs; 5 pounds.
Al 10
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Ladies', mons, youths and children's
shoes at twenty per cent cheaper than any
other house In Dallas, at A. Il =. Mittcn.
lhels,
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The Great English RHr

Ia a neyer-faila y
Tor Rr,s Nervous de5I ~,
S 3 e m inal wetsea,nat
spesrIm,,altorrhoesaa.1Ii e 3
M MANHOOD, i,a'nno,o.
me terrible efre ecu
s. sell Abuse, yoO,s
ioiiies and exce Ssss
msturer years~ss,~enss
io , Of Memory 'i y,
Emission, AyeSrss'Inr.t
SlClefV nin'iun
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Vision, Noises In the head. tho ni,l
passing unohseryed In the urine. sn r,a' uu
other diseases that Iced to insanitv any anu man
ne MsSoa Gen connected wine Isa q
OF Europe and this country. an uest eollege
arge experience 10 these troubIes nave n .
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDREns lana ana vi
TIvr case Of this kind the VITAL RESI- A
men viii no, ' eure s ar la advice and ss
or Injurious found In It, We frsat i ~, impure
I SSe9ses successfully without mercSrr rt nMe
SULTNlloN FREE. ThOrousb sray; ooN-
a Pqos adyeei incqding ANALYSIS Of urns q
four times he oaaDs,t0 bottss
a a upon receipt of price, u. O " any ID.
from observation. and in priyate n n, secure c
sired by English Medical Institutea i Ne IL de.
H 6oN street. st. Louis, Missouri P oS
wholesale Agents Williams. Ton,ro.
Walker. Dallas. Texas. ioiiiver 4
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1Wtxtes. BoUS, WheotN MD Poles.
wnErts- tAarven y At Wholesale per
sol; Il tlO.2h; Z es.eh, ID S7.2a.
SPRING WAGON BEDS. -Rurr's patent, SIS,
el9 and $50 for plain, 81 IL aud double Pan.
nels.
Shafts. "a 81. 90; b SITS,
Poles - 50; A 81.
RuGoIEs. n end spring, SO; A siue spring
sM. Strictly A phaetons, $50. Carriages,
s:ts. settlements driving buggy, side la o
slhOi 'lo speeding, sN. End srrinr, strictly
l@; lumpur seats do, elaS; platform spriu
do, $l0l, three spring do. $40.
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Presentation Free

For the greedy cure Of spcrmstorrhos, sex
uAl Debility AMI iinpotency, most drrrsls Y
Il, We The medicines. We wish 70 tor TIL.
snise u our civilization. A.. vees, {. loni
GU istive Institute, 81. Cha.,ts ST., bstween
9Th and 1tb. 81. L.nis, Mo.
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Cast. so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 20 TO 30 cents per hundred brass
~ ner h'inarsd' CoPpeI, % per hunared; zinc
ana lead, VI per hue.
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HIDES Dry flint, Is pounds and upwards, l2h to
i3cts; dry klns, free Of grubs, 10 G; grubb
kpe tic; wet sailed, 7c.; green butcher
hides, 5Xc.: All aamaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins s0c. sheep skins from
25c. 060c each.