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which was not read, puts forth:
"-Wine and spirits review, speaking
Of the whisky ring" states that the
committee on ways and means has
prepared report which fully eX-
OneraJeS Commissioner Raum from
the inSinuatIon cast upon him by
resolutions" While it appears the
committee has prepared a detailed
report" on the Dunnell bill, which
now slumbeTs on the calendar of the
Senate, and has determined to
''WhitewaSh" Commissioner Ram;
that ex-SecretaTy Window has
stated that the bill opens wide q
door to defrauding the government,
and that B. II. Miller, the president
of the Western Exporters AsSOcia-
ton, has testified under oath before
the Window investigating commit
tee that Kelly, chairman of the
committee 81 ways and means, and
others had agreed to help pass the
bonded extension bill and the bill to
reduce the tax on spirits upon GER
tain conditions, and had 'seduced
and Tilted them"
1.-THE call of states then continued,
and additional bills were intro
duced.
White offered a resolution direct
! ing the secretary Of the treasury to
inquire into the conduct Of Com
missioner RaTm in connection with
the preparation of the Dunnell bill
to extend the bonded period, and
what improper influences were used,
if any, to bias his judgment to
make him recommend the loss OF
S5O,000,0O0 of the public money. Re-
ferred to the committee Of ways and
means.
Kelly, chairman of the committee
Of ways and means, moved to sus-
pend the rules and pass the bill to
correct an error in section 2504, Re
vIsed Statutes, on the classification
of wooden cloths. LOst-nOt two
thirds voting aye.
Certain days were set apart for
the cOnsiderati on of reports Of GER
tain committees.
Turner, Kentucky, moved to
abolish the duty on trace chains,
lost; yeas II, nays 108.
One hundred thousand dollars
was appropriated for public build
ings at Concord, n. H., and Mar
quette, Mich.
Adjourned.
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HOUSE,

Washington, 5.-WLite offered a
preamble and resolution and the
Speaker directed that the resolution
only be read. 1t releases the COM
mittee on ways and means from
further consideration of the Tesolu-
ton offered by White relative to
the passage OF the bill in relation to
the extension of the bonded period,
and referring that resolution to the
committee on expenditures in the
treasury department, with instruct
ions to report i'll accordance with
rule "a. The Speaker ruled the reso-
luton not in order, under a call OF
states, while Kelly declared commit
tee on ways and means,wouId have
reported upon the matter referred
to, had it not been for the objection
of the gentleman from Kentucky,
(White)
! white replied that the report was
that the committee of ways and
means was prepared to bring IN a
whitewaShing report Of its own con-
duct.
Kelly-I desire to pronounce the
pro position of the gentleman as a
disingenuous perpetuating of SLAM
der inflicted upon the committee OF
WAYS and means and the commits
sioner Of internal revenue by the
resolution of the gentleman. A full
response is here holding up the re-
port of the committee of ways and
means).
White-The president of the
western export association charges
the gentleman made bargain with
those men.
Kelly denounce the gentle.
mans statement as false, and with
out foundation.
White-Let the preamble be read
Kelly-It is false, utterly false.
White-The gentleman is too old
TO handy words with.
Kelly-YeS, and if l were younger
I would speak with more impuni ty
White appealed from the decision
of the chair and the appeal was laid
on the table, IA to Y.
After the vote laying on TIN
table Whites appeal from the de
}. cision Of the chair, the preamble
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present practice an officer, relieved
from duty and placed on waiting or
ders on account of his age, draws
full pay, although all his duties are
devolVed upon another.
Hawley went on to argue that our
necessities and needs, in view Of the
territorial expansion of the country,
lmperatively required that the eff
cheney Of the army should not be
impaired, but preserved at the high
est standard. RetirementS were,
therefore, Indispensable as a means
to this end. He eulOgiZed the ser
vices OF Sherman and Sheridan, and
expressed his Qualification in being
able to vote to the former the testl-
mOnial of respect and good will ex-
pressed on his retirement on full
amount and allowances.
Bayard modified his amendment
SD us to tx the age for compulsory
retirement ut 81 years. Adopted {;
yeas 2S, nays y.
Butler modified llis proposition,
eXempting officers who have re-
celved the thanks of Congress, SO as
to require that they shall not be re-
tired until 20 years of age, thus con-
forming to the regulation in regard
to naval officers.
Logan opposed the proposition
and 1t was rejected, to As.
a motion by Maxey to strike cut
the entire retirement clause was
voted down. - tO %
Pendl6tOn offered a resolution in
structing the committee on civil
service to inquire and report
whether any attempt is being made
TO levy and collect assessments for
partisan purposes from parties in
government employ in Washington,
under guiSe of asking for voluntary
contributions or otherwise. Laid
over upOu objection by Plumb.
Van Wyck offered a resolution,
reciting that printed circulars are
being sent to employees in the civil
service of government containing
the following: "Under the circum-
stances in which the country finds
itself placed the committee beliove
you Will esteem it both a privilege
and a pleasure to make its fund a
contribution, which it is hoped will
not be less than" the commit
tee is authorized to state that such
voluntary contributions from per
sons employed in the service under
the states will not be objected to in
any official quarters. Please make
prompt and favorable response to
this letter by bank check or draft, u
etc.
The resolution mentions the pro-
hibitien of the statute Of IS against
the solicitation of partisan contri-
buttons by officials and directs in
quiry as to the alleged violation of
the statute and authority for the
allegation that "snch assessments
will not be objected to in any ofic
| ial quarter"
Laid over upon objection by
Plumb.
McAIillen introduced a bill pro
viding for an agreement with the
Sioux Indians of Dakota for the
annexation of a part of the great
Sioux reservation to the United
| States and to define boundaries OF
separate reservations for various
| tribes of the Sioux.
! Sewell introduced bill allowing
| $4,000 TO the widow Of Minister
fitzpatrick.
Plumb gave notice of an amend
menU authorizing the President, il
his discretion, to enlist 1000 add
tional men for the army for from
| tier service in emergencies, not tt
exceed a period Of one year. With
out further action the Senate ad
| journed.
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The Turf.

st. Louis, 5.-This was the opening
day of the Jockey club races.
Weather was fine and attendance
large. The track was heavy on the
back stretch.
First race, IL miles. Bancroft
first, "Jshn Davis" second, FsLizzie
S" third. Time, 1881.
Second race, Missouri Derby for
three year olds IL miles, the win
ner Of the Kentucky Derby to carry
FIVE pounds extra. Monogram
first, 'Pearl J ennings" second. Tom
PIunkett" third. Time 2.43.
Third race, mile heats. "BoOtjack''
first, Rochester" second, Metro.
polls" third. Time 1.4424, l.45.
Fourth race. tOC : year Olds. three
quarters miI8. ''4sDander" frat
"Orange BlosSeln s5oond; Lord
Raglan third. lilac I,s615,
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RERVE AND BRAIN Diseases.

HR E. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
Treatment, a specific for Hysteria, Dix
Einess, Commissions, Nervous Hea1ache, Men
tai Depression, Loss Of MemoY, Premature
Old Age, caused By Over-exertion, oTer.indq /.
gence, exoesses or overwork of the brain
which leads to Paralysis, decay and death.
One box will cure recent cases, Each box
contains one months treatment One dollar
box, or six boxes for Eve dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We gaaran-
tee six boxes to cure any case. With each
order received by Us for six boxes, accom-
pan led with i've dollars, We will send tins
pur chaser our written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment doe not effect cure
guarantees issued only by 2. C. II. l. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

From my place, in the Fourteenth
Ward, on Sunday, May 2Sth, a light
grey horse, branded G on left hip,
has a lump on side of head. near the
ear. Any person giving infOrma-
ton that will lead to recovery will
be literally rewarded. w. G.
Morris.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND
RUILDERS. IL

On and after June 1st, 80, the
undersigned will charge drayage at
the following rates: Double Team,
soc. per load; Single Teams, Csc. for
each load; extra distances, 25c. for
each load.
TAYLOR, RoDINEY & ARMSTRONG,
MASON 81 Co.,
Z. SELLS,
G. E. ANGEL,
SIERRA NEVADA LUMBER ASSN
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FOR SALE.

4 Brick-lined Frame House, by
drant water in front, close to bust
ness, two-and-a-half blocks west OF
KimbaH s. LaWrence's store, Four
teenth Ward. A good location for
business. Price $1,000. Apply to
Anderson t& PomerOy, Real Estate
Agents.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT /.
AUCTION SALE.

VIII be sold on Wednesday, June
lCn, at II am, on Main street, south
o. McCornick's bank, a great variety
OF household furniture. The goods
will certainly be sold without re-
serve.
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Smile Again on Me-!

Sighed Tom to his beloved. He
knew not what gave her such a
charm in his eyes, Her teeth, pre-
served by SOZODONT, which she
had used from girlhood, did his
business. She held her lover by
virtue of SOZODONT. =
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WANTED.
SECONT

SECOND HAND FURNITURE
bought ard Sold on smallest mar
gin. J. ?. SORENSON 81 Co.,
10 Main Street.
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FOUND.

A sum of money. The owner can
obtain it by describing it and paying
for advertising. Call at this Office.
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WANTED.

Twenty Coal Miners for Mines in
Sanpete County, near Wales. For
particulars apply to S, Bamberger,
1S3 and 1S5 Main Street, Groesbeck
Block.
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STONE MASONS.

Wanted, good Stone Masons. Cash
paid, good wages to good hands.
Apply at Deseret Ne1Os Office.
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FARM FOR SALE

In Granger precinct. Apply to c
B. burst, at burst & Trimbell, First
South street.
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FOR SALE.

A new three and One-half steel
skein Fish Bro. wagon for sale
cheap, at Deseret Wagon Shop.
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CHAS. T, P.ARSLOE
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WOOL AND HIDES.

QUOTATIONS TODAY,
Fine spring per Ii y to 2Ac.: medium sprlns
per H., 20 to pc Mexican improved per IL /.
10 lee; bury of all grades. 2 to Sc. off,
llldeS-Dry Hint, sound and heavy ~ to tie;
ditto light II to lee dry salt heavy lie ATTIC
light IL TO l'" wet salt Z 10 : l-2c queen.
butchers, q ~ 10 &c; all damaged. wet or dry,
half price. Dccrkins, - To g11 sheepstns IS
SIC shearlines. 3 10 l5c
Walter Brown Il CO.. wool circular Is az ful.
lows; There Is M material change Ia rrvut
since our last circular , fair demand has prs
vailed throughout the week lust past without
however, such large sales as Tor the week pre-.
ceding; prices are nm aud with stronger ten
dency on and Xxx washed lleeces
There arc some transactions reported at cK
IRENE hgures, VIZ; Ohio Xxx wool NJ 10 cents but
theSc should not De taken rs any criterion of tho
general market, md aB they are reported they
tend n mlslead such readers that are not ON tho
spot ana able 10 notice that the majority of tho
sales of woods almost equally good have been no
prices considerably lower IL Is II fact that
while holders are tlrmer in their views they nro
ready To sell when buyers come along, nud there
have been really very few lots that have brought
more than our quotations
For delaine and comlug selections Of washed
woods the demand continues active and prices A
lrille stronger than previous quotations. The
limited quantity Of thee WOODS predicatcs an
active sale Of all available lots for tho re-.
mainlor OF the season with values well main.
tanned There has been more inquiry for I'M.
Nhahch plhlu SuNnllE, nut prices Tor these NrO
SUI very low, however, with the increased de.
mnnd, II is probable that some Improvement
may take place
The transactions In tho various classes Of
uhweShed woods continue 10 be large with no
prcccpliblo change in quotations., There is still
largo amount OF territory wool In dealers
hanus, aud with The present supply, we do not
look Tor any immediate advance In these Wools
although II Is possible that later In the season
there may he some hardening In values
IN WOODEN goods The business has been very
satisfactory, manufacturers are receiving liberal
orders FOR iheir new spring goods, and with
lhelr previous productions Of heavy woolens
CLOSELY sold w, there is an atmcS sphere of cheer.
iulne's peryading the trade, that promises wen
Tor the business OF the next few months
IetnS--C CHOICE northern clips At 2G02S cents.
average ditto at 2I@26 cents, choice western
ohps ut 2oWG cents, avCraXc ditto ut 2ia26 cents.
Sales, LOO, 900 pounds.
The sales for the week MS reported are: DO.
mcst!c fleece, etc, 241g, 100 pounds, pulled los,
oV pounds; foreign wool, 200 900 pounds Total
sales. a,bS2, 100 pounds
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
To-DAY's QUOTATIONS..


bhlOa-At the kilns to $40 kiln run.
sroNE-At the Dallas Quarries, Sc pcr cuo.,
loot IL Tor fonniaton i6 for wall and % 10
dressed fIout
LuMnRe-lellow pine rough 50 20 per To-
eeG over u feet In length: 81 90. Matched an(
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 10; n csllin,
vi ceiling ~ so yellow Mint
siding o.! white pine ceiling, 81 70 Ara
common; white pine siding first common, 50 81
ash and walnut flooring, 500 per Thousand
poplar dressed both sides, sos, rough walnut
Sl2b To 100. Common DOORS 81 so TO So; sash, 81 d
to 90 as to sire.
PosTs-Ced,r, sl2 so Boise dare, SIS
Ia 1853 5000 per thousand
L AsrER PARls-Per barrel siGi 80.
HAIR-fer pound, IKE.
ShlNaLEs-lcllow. Pine, So 90 to 4 20; whit,
pine " 90 to q ~, Cypress, No !. a. No Z
81 So NoS 81 2h
OEsEEr - Rosoudsle 81 70; Louisville, q no
Portland, So So
DRAIN PIPe-S Inch, lee pcr foot inch. Nd
Inch, NSc; inch, To- $ inch, soc.
CEMENT rluFs-6 inch, S7hc; finch 400 sIuoN
ceiling Joint I'll inch cap, 6Oc inch oillnp
JOINT VI -; finch cap do, GNC.
MIXED fAlSrs-Ready for use and oil cnlofs
VI IDOL ~ per gul. All the tested and standard
makes are on sale 10y Dallas dealers.
WHITE LrAD--SlrCty pure, 81 90
LlsE-Cocpcred, Austin, o. per barrcl bulk
e. bc Donison car lots 9Oc; per barrel, Of n
Dailas IN lots, NC per buShol 2SG
TURrESrlNE-51c
llNSEIp OIL-62@Gi.
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a;or 2iltsttcc Of the 2cace.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W 4 q. r. RENpALI.as Il candidate for
Justice OF the Peace, precinct No. |. Elec.
ton November 7, 1852.
ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W ,
W, PEAkEasa Candidate for Justice of the
Peace Precinct No, l. Election November, lSS!
WE ARE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE W.
" IL. PRICE as Il candidate for Justice ofthe
Peace Precinct No !.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w s, N. BRAsWELL as Il candidate for
Justice of the Peace in Precinct No. /, Dallas
county Election, November 7, 1851 d
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w W. NJ EDWARDS as Il candidate for
justice OF the Peace for trcCinct No. l. Election,
November Z, 1882
NE AXE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w MR.. JOHN b. KUNZ AS a candidate for
JHsucc OF the Peace In Precinct No. /. Election
II November
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LIQUORS
TODAY $ QUOTATIONS.

ALconOir-sa 30 per gal as per high wlnoa
WhlSgy-Rocuhed, 81 l0Spl SO az per proof
sour mash one year old, 81 10; two years Old
w Zoos -; three years old, g. 50Gls3 10; fancy
extra oldwhisky, slG5. rs per age.
WNRs-ClareL In case, SOS, per quality Ca.
ewbA per gal, Mc@l so Port 81 zoos; sherry,
per gsi, 81 2OGsS Madcre, per gal. 81 CONS Wild,
wine. In eases, 81 0O@l0
CHAnrA0SR-,Julcs Mum u CO., e25CD2g Held.
alex, IN basket s26a?S, Krus. In basket sl6CSls
Domestic champagne, s7t0li.
AlE-Stock Ale per doI 81 O0Cs2 IS; Porter
per dos, 81 OOG2 Is
, BorrlE BESH-St Louis quarts, sl2; pintS sla 80
hudWolser. own size, sl2 90; pints, 81 OG Er.
anger beer, quarts, SIS; pints, sla50.
Hub Punch. SIS o.
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out OF ten. IL greatly underestimate However
allowing there will hc short cjor th.. uuera
crop in Illinois and Missouri will 30 dot make
up the deficiency IN the cH,. Besides, pthel
western states which do not ship apples, will
have good crop for their own use, and there
may not DO so urgent demand from interior
points ns usual, and the present outlook war
rants dealers la making the statement that the
public need not fear very high prices for apples
he coming winter
The foreign crop, II Is reported. IS almost a
failure. and reports nom abroad estimate that
largo impOratOns of American apples win be
required. This will tend a. enhance tho Value
10 some extent and II good trade viii no doubt
exist during the fall and winter al reasonable
prices
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FISH AND GAME A..

THx merchants Of this city are vol suppllcd
with nsh from tho Gulf and also nom surrudins
lakcs and streams There is a limited demand
ior lsh from some OF the towns on tho raiiroads
but tho sales are generally confined 10 local
Trade. tame hout OF season and oysters hayo
disappeared nom the market, ""''
To.pAys QUOTATIONS,
tisn-Ree, thecpheld and trout Joke. Nov
Orleans red snapper. lb0 epaniah mscksrcl. ~
whoelsalA Retail cent? Nal her
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ssar GoumtN Cierk.

ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE W.
w A. HARDWOOD as Il candidate for County
Clerk.
w. II, ThACKER is u candidate tor County
w Clerk Has had thirteen years experience
las deputy IN Texas For the past six years has
had charge of the County Court of this county,
as Deputy County Clerk under Captain Alex
HarwOod.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNuU NOE
w. the name Of CHAS. W00DSON, of seego-
vile, as an independent candidate for County
Clerk.
hereby announce to the citizens of Dallas
county that am a candidate for the once of
county Clerk. If my reputation as man and
my qualifications for the position are such as to
commend mo TO your confidence, | ask your
hearty support, pedging myself that no effort
upon my part will be spared to make an efficient
And faithful servant Of the public
April l6 1882. G. N. WHEAT.
ME AXE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" W. N. G. HILL as n Candidate Tor County
Clerk. Election, November next.
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sADDi.ERyANp HEATHER.
ro-pay's QUOTATIONS,

ro-pay's QUOTATIONS.
soLs LSArhIR oAg-.No 1, 5000 Ne. 4 ~ a
HxntocK-Best buhalo slaughter, So; good ~
pest Maiamoras ~ No, = ~ good damage a.
We '' q" 'NN''>' wv
MsntooS-rrtme SIS DO good, rs; DO No. s 20,
quality >"
PuLApntrniA CALrsKts-No. /, 81 10 to 1 70,
DO No : 81 ~ To 10.
PARLIAMENTARY Klrs-No. 1, SIC to o. % 40.
cording 10 weight.
snsxr skiss-Topping xxxx pcr dos $40 q
Innings. white, NNNN, q IS R,issctS 6 10 4
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2nr t!,c 1cnis,ature.

WE ARE kEQuEsrED TO ANNOUNCE r.
~ 7. u. ANDREWS as candidate for
nloalcr rom the distriG composed of Dallas,
election
w u AXE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE W,
GNEAL as candidate for the Lesis.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W DIR J. ID. PARSONS, of Rockwell. as a
candidate Tor Floater from the counties of Dallas
lMIhll anu koCkwNll. a
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lsor &hcriff.

WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
MARK ELLlsroN for sheriff of Dallas
Cosnty Election, November 1882.
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCF
~ W. II. W, SMITH for the Office of Sheriil
OF DALLAS County, Election Nov. 7th, lSS..
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
NATE CHAPMAN MS n candidate for
sherin OF Dallas County, Election, November :
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE
" BEN JONES ~ candidate for shcriI
Election, November :, lSSl, N''"
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HAY. SEEDS AND EELDsTUFFs
To.pAY,s ornpArInNs.

FEED-Choppcd corn, per 100 lbs, g. so. crush,
ell corn and cob, per 100 lbs 81 5O crushed corr
aud barley per TO- lbs, 81 IS corn bran, per lO(
lbs I6C
HAY--Dark, si86, bright s.. From stores
prairie, hnlcd, dark, si@5; bright $40; bright
free on board, car O. 10 IL: dark, s. toe.
GERMAN MuLEr-Wc quote at 81 rs. LITTLE
millet 81 - To 81 So Scarce in the market.
Garden, &c. per paper reiGil wholesale tx to
e, per paper.
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PROVISIONS.


BAcoH Long clear aidc7, l64o short clear,
fc'. breakfast bacon IKE.
DRY SNlT--L0ug clear sides II 5C short clear
lGAc
HANS anyassCd, IL Magnolia ".
LAnn-(icrce li}io; half Marcel littc; 40-lb
cans, lac 20lb cans. li}c l0-lb cans. 10 &C. 5-lb
cans. 10 &C., 3.lb cans. 153sc.
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COOPERATE

THERE is II steady demand here for coopcrage
and eoopcragc stock of all kinds, and orders
from the country are frequent but not generally
very heavy
TO-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
Moasses barrels. 81 so; halfbarrels 81 Is; Kegs
Use; sugar barrels ~ half barrels iS hoop poles
per lOO0 Sl2
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Gistrtct Glerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w COL. j W LANE MS Il candidate for Dis.
ltict Clerk at the ensuing November election. I
WE. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" the name of HENRY W. JONES. the pros
snt incumbent Ms candidate for recollection 10
Ihe oiice OF Clerk to the District Court OF Dallas
county, NJ the ensuing November election
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WAGON WOOD WORK.

DALLAS supplies nearly all north Texas with
wagon wood work, and the sales In this line ar,
steAdy ana continuous Prices are rs follows
To.pAfs QUOTATIONS..
cRoxrs-yrc-- z 70 AZ inch. DER set XXX .,
cot o. Xxx, q 70
sAVio Fiiiss-ix y " 4 70 ~ ~,
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COAL AND WOOD,

TODAY s QUOTATIONS.,
UoAL--lndlan nation, 50 per ton.
COKE-50c per barrel
Woop-Oak, hickory and ash, SO IS to SO rs
per cord Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates of 81 so TO % per cord
CHARCoAts-65 cents per barrel
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Countu liudae.

NE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE ".
" l.. WILLIAMS as a candidate Cor County
Judge, Election, November :, 1882.
WA ARE AUTHORIZED 10 AENuUNCt
X. T. BURKE as Il candidate for reelection
70 me Office of County Judge Of pGl!ss county,
At the ensuing November election
ME ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W X ii, WEST for the office of County Judge.
thr ensuing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
POULTRY. BuTTER AND EGGS.

To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
CHICKENs--We quote ut 81 % uor dozen; Iur.
keys, 5OG75c
EGds-l5C per dozen
BurTRR-Nouhern. 25taSOc Texas, l5do2Ao
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-21
uUEENSWARE

Assorted crates. $40 to SIS,
Tumblers, 85C, 10 $500.
Stoneware, per l.015 gallons, 5000.
Lamps-B, H.. sL76:G H.. $3.50; = u G. 81