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Fort Wayne. 1878; Pan Handle, 1923; Baltimor~
and Ohio 14.73; Grand Trunk, 7.94.
In tho carly dealings to-day the sfnck snccn lafion

Fort Wayne. 1878; Pan Handle, 1923; Baltimor'
and Ohio, 14.73; Grand Trunk, 1874
In tho early dealings to-day the stock SPECULATION
developed feverish and unsettled tone and prioes
generally were more less depressed. Lake Shore
however, was O marked exception to the rule That
stock opened at 1i7as and thereafter was sturdily
sustained Mt 117i2, and sales at 1176sQI174
were recorded. The frmness shown in the
support of Lake Shore was not with
out its effect on the business later in the day.
The lowest prices were made in the first hour Of
business and after that the fluctuations, ranging
from Il to per cent for the active stocks were fire.
quent and sometimes rapid Not till after o'clock
dld inc rallies possess any staying powers Before
the close, however, there was renewed buoy
ancy' 80 that in majority of cases tho
mornings decline was fully recovered, and in
many instances moro than recovered Generally
prices are fraction higher than last evening. Par
ticularly, Texas aud Pacific closed with an advance
OF 2os, Missouri, Kansas and Texas / ls, Western
Union 7s, Richmond and Danyille 0l2, and Rich
mond Terminal sig per cent. The other gains range
from 4 TO q per cent. Notable among the stocks
showing final declines from yesterday are Chica-
90, Burlington and Quincy, l; Canada Southern, q:
Rock Island Il; Chicago and Alton %; Chicago and
Northwestern, ls Houston and Texas 90, Hanni-
bal and st. Joseph preferred y; Alton and Terre
Hautc, III; ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba,
l's and Northern Pacific, Il per cent. The business
OF the day was 40 400 shares less than that of yes
terday being recorded as 49, 16 shares. OF that
amount Texas and Pacific contributed 50, 100
shares; Lake Shore $4,000 shares all within a range
Of b per cent; Erie, 33, 400 shares Western
Union, 81 500 shares Missouri, Kansas and Texas
%, 400 shares; and st. Paul and Omaha common
and preferred stock 81 800 shares total for the six
properties named, 800 shares, one-half of tho
total dealings in all stocks. During the last fifteen
minutes of business the dealings excited, and
1t was in that short time that good part of the final
advance was made, and the market closed strong.
Transactions in Government bonds were small.
both at the Boards and at the Offices of The larger
dealers. The changes in the final bids are a decline
of Is for the continued SIS and advance OF ls for
the Is. The market closed strong at the following
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
LITERARY NOTES.

Matthew Arnold's Irish Essays and others
have Just appeared in England.
Tho English edition of Frederick Douglasss au'o-
b,ooraphv is Ia have the advantage oil Pl'i"''
written by John Bright.
Mr.. Tepnyson is making another contrlpnuoh u
victorian literature. In his character oil Lau,oa'e
le is writing an cpithalamium for PnnceSs ho'o'
and Prince Leopold.
An American edition Of IIalkett and Laings DC
tiopary Of the Anonymous and PSeudonymous Li'c
,aturc OF Great Britain ia issued by LOCKWOOD
Brooks & Co.. of Boston.
Anew view OF Byron is taken in an essay on the
nee, which T.. s. Nadal has contributed TO me
C,jfe and which VIII appear in the next TWO NAM
bers Of that excellent paper.
Louise Michel. the French Communist has writ
,e,, q book in the intervals of her irhamna'ory
sneecb-makinq. II wears the title of LES Mo
en,tes and is a story of low life in Paris
Mr. Firth. the distinguished English artist, has
,opgbtor who is showing much literary capacity as
q novelist and poet. She is married and Is known
a. Mrs. P,nton. Her latest work is novel called
Jane CaldCcott.'
Tho industrious Miss Braddon has written mover
a., scene of which is laid in one OF the widest
mos, beautiful AMI least visited parts of Cornwall
TIE book Is called Mount Royal and is nearly
ready for publication.
Vuder the somewhat absurd tile 81 "NlcuN
Salons Lori Ronald Cover, who is not unknown
in his city, is about to publish in London ms auto
biography. twill include accounts OF many emil
nrut persons now LIVING;
Alfred Anger TIC author Of the charming little
monograph ON Char'cs Lamb just published by the
Iarrers has long lived in the atmosphere which de-
yloped the quaiutncsS and Stujiousncss OF Eha; he
l. reader at tie old Temple Church.
The next volume in the new "Plutarch series
published by C.. p. Putnam's Sons is to he EDWARD
Dice,s Victor Emmanuel and the Forming OF
the ITALIAN Kingdom" The life of Marie An
ionctte in this series is to be written by sarah
Tyler.
The late Nh Trelawney was an intimate friend
of W NJ Rossetti and to mark his appreciation oi
Eo,sottis Loyalty TO shelley CAV 10 hun the couch
upon which shelley slcp- his las sleep before the
wreck which gave him the final sleep of all. Nr
Ros,ct:i intends 10 publish shortly collection OF
"reminiscences concerning the whole of the London
rchool Of poets under the title OF Talks with Ire
lawney"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22
MINES AND MINING.
TUESDAY, March 21-P.

TUESDAY. March 21--P. NJ.
The mining stock markets to-day were little more
than the dealings of board room traders. and the
fluctuations resulted in few important III al hangcs
There were more declines than advances, however.
Robinson Consolidated closed, rs il did yesterday,
at g. but il sold at . 90 and ut 305. South Pacific
was unchanged at 10, but it sold rs high as l15.
State Line . and declined from n to 71G72
cents. Chrysoitc fell from 5's to . and closed at
j5s Little Chief was 10 cents lower at ]. Little
PittSburg was steady Mt 1.S0 aud Annie was active,
hut IT declined from 80 TO 33d37 cents. South
IIlte was unusually active and rose from y to 40
cents Clarence luctuaied between - and q cents,
closing AZ the lowest named figure Horn silver was
dull hui u lower at 1885 The Comsocks were all
weaker Consolidated Virginia selling down to 80
cents against IS cents Yesterday, and California to
33 against 80 cents. The markets clos d quiet and
steady.
SAFES At 7HE INNING EXCH4NGES
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-, .,neaJau .s7A67sSi9 ss7.OOO487 s72,24i.2s1


toxnox March 2l-l2SO D. MI bonds ioar per eentS;
10 do four half per cents lS@ i c s sacons
a, tyst trustees certificates ASt 40 .eon'
iG1 IRE Sss. do second consos y pennsvivsa Ss
10 heading 80 u New.l ork, Ontar10 ana Ne.tei. 80
'6SnoS March 2i-2;0O m.Parls advces guoto ,n'o0
neI cent rentes 81 francs 81 TOT W ~ h.u
P Narrh 2I-3OO u. m.-U > Donds iour anu -
mar cents 10 three and half per cents lOs ao
Pei vs,a first mortgage trustees ceruncates 81 u,
oona iSi. Erie SsS do second consols " nes ,
s, N Illinois Central. 1907 Pennsylya ANA AZ
Seh'iTa TO- - New York ontario anu Western 2bh
oA Hn@% Narcn i-i:3U p mrho amount OF oaIlon so'"
~ ~ England on balance TODAY II t2l2OVu
fESnoN March 40 .. nl-farls alVcoS Vu0'o '"'' ~
c.nt r,ntr, nj 50 francs for the account ,.on as
March 2l-5:0u D. m.-Ekchahso On LV"-'" ~
frau. ~ |, cenlues for cheeks
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CLOSING PRICES PRILADELPHTA STOCKS.
RsD1yted Ly JoIy II. DAVIS & CO., l. WaAS.
TUESDAY. March PIP. NJ.

The shipments of flour, grain and provisions
by the railroads eastward from Chicago for the
week ended last Saturday were 9,OO6 tons more
than the shipments for the preceding week, but
= 76l tons less than for the Same week of SS1.
Compared with the preceding week of this year,
the movement of -four last week was 1,233 tons
u2335 barrels more, and of grain 9,l4l tons more,
while of provisions it was 1865 tons smaller.
The following shows the amount OF grain, Hour
and provisions carried by the various roads leading
east from Chicago during the week ended Saturday
March ls. 1882, and also the total amounts carried
for the corresponding week last year:
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pp,zIIIAY CoFFEE MARKET

RIO JAxEtRo March 20 Average d1iy o Ht Ind
I'M a., Shipments OF the week TO va" ,n. 20 40
Souv 80 turos OOO bags 10 the United Ntitss' 49,
hn~s. To- tle Mediterranean, bags ,a1S Ia 80 Tor the
Tphts1 states 900 bags for the MedtstIaIiScsa
bags stock, $4,000 BAGS Exchange On recepts Tor the
xccs a 900 bag Shipments OF the week Eu'yp week
for Europe - bass; other countries, o'oVo oNA''
$4,000 DagA
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Dipi0cn6 Notices.


DAsBUgY SOgYALK RAILROAD COhPMi,(
DANBUEY, conn, March ~, 1851.
1 DIVIDEND at the rate Of FIVE PER
~ CENT per been declared from tho earnings
Of The four months ending March 81 able April l. The
transfer books will close March 20 ana ApI1l D.
IL. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
OPFIcE or CHICAGO, 81 PAUL NINsEAFOIs !
OMAHA RAILEDAp GONFANl, ,
% BROADWAY, NEW YORK March 10 lHS2.)
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND IIiREE-QUAR-
"a TIERS PER cent ~ has been declared upon The
preferred capital OF Tins company payable ApHl 90
lh52 stockholders Of record March 3si inst Transfer
BOOKS close March 81 and reopen Ami -. 1882
IL. u. FLOWER, Treasurer.
HANNIBAL AND II. JOSEPH EAlLEpAD COArtNi,{
Is BiOApwAY NEW- YORK, Feb. 20 lbs2. J
COUPONS due March !, 1852 OH the Eight
" Der Convertible Bonds aud per cent tOAaOl
dAteA ibis Company will Do AID and after the
Isl day Match 1852 Al The Bank Of Smth America no
Al walls Sow .foIi. join A. HIITON, Crct.Ty
TI'HE INTERNATIONAL AND GREAT
i SORTHERN RAILROAD COMPASN--Intere-t at
lie rate OF FOCE PER CENT per annum tie Cuasbantod
Incomt Bonds OF this COMPANY has ts been declared
DAY able the OF the 1881 Attlc Company
once No I95 broadway. New ORR A. follows.
d pei after this date tOf March l. 1892
Two ~ per ceut on september !, lSn@.
II. Is. HEAsON. Assistant Treasurer.
EsW.YGrk. March 20 ihH2
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Robinson Consolidated manager telegraphed
Match 20: Shipped for two days lO2 tons"
March u Shipped Yesterday 20 tons; assay 80
ounces. No change since last report Good pro
rress is being made incline and shaft. The
lines down Yesterday; spatch went this morning.
The Little rittsburg Official report for the week
ending March IL shows: Ore shipped, tons no
settlements; balance shipped and unsettled for
2GJ tons.
Mining Company was sold at auction Yesterday by
order of the New-York Supreme Court John II
Vaughan. OF No. l37 Broadway, was THE purchaser
at II 300.
C. < Hobbs now on his way to Newfoundland in
the interest OF certain railroad enterprises with
the mines of Nova Scotia. Concerning the liall-An
derson and Oxford companies he reports: When
the new mills and steam hoisting works at the Hall
Anderson and oxford mines now in course OF
construction, have been completed, ! believe that
with the improved appliances and under the present
these properties will produce a revolution in Nova
Scotia gold mining"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

DrApwoop u. T., March 2l.-The Noble
Grand mine has been sold to Illinois persons for
go. 600. rhc Union 25-stamp mill has also been
bonght by them and will be moved to the mine
from Central.
4O.ion smelter has been ordered for the Far
West Carbonate Mining Company. Ground was
broken yesterday.
Glowing reports arc being received fom Carbon
ate Camp
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Grlp Uante0.

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DEADY THIS DAY:
NARRATIvES OF STATE TRIALS IN THE

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Summer Resorts.
DARK HOUSE, Plainticld.- Arrangements
L for board can now made in person by mail to
EVAN JONES, Plainteld, y. j
DAVlLION HOTEL, Islip, Long Island,
L Will open April |. JAhth SLATER
PENINSULA HOUSE,
4 SEA BRIGHT, n. J.
SRA NIIORE FAMILY KLsORr
ROOMS NOW RENTED FOR THE SUMNER
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Sales bp Nueiion.

CTORAGE SALE. .....,., .,.
- Ok THE T%EHTY-ElGITH DAY Of March
lss2 al 10 o'clock a III. al tae Iagie storage House"
No IO3 west 33dsL. Ncw.YOrk CITY. VII be sold 10
SATISFY liens to storage and charges the good, stored una
the Tire following eisons: george tdsa1 Mary j.
HIowu, Robert Wilson, Joseph D. Gi55r. JOAN T. Hains
Man Gip-on salmon skinner Charlotte stoke LmHa E4A
az Ja4es Sharper. John sayase William u Icyoc Cathc
Inc Vald.s The ~thaefe Mrs J. T.. Baldwin, llcn g
Bryan Y. Red Mrs. Robert Brown. Ianus tro-9H
GcOfgt Lasc LavJh JUlnoOa, lsvLJan r. 1uJob John
W d tdairy, Charles l.. Edwin. Mary 4. Jobcs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

The percentages this year were: Michigan Cen
trail. 20: Lake shore. 263O; Fort Wayne 25.l0;
Pan Handle, 1920; Baltimore and Ohio. 400
Grand Trunk, 1920 The percentages last year
were: Michigan Central, 27.00. Lake Shore. 1912;
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EoarG all) Rooms.

Fast Side
1 THOUSAND or New-YOlk's best board
~ ing.houses apartments aad hotels &c; THEODORE
TulSTLr.S GUIDE; - cents at ncWsdeders. NEN.NU
NEWS CO., 20 Beekman-st,
pARMORE HOTEL. 5th-ave. and 36th-st.-
~ suite of three rooms with hal. completely fur
nisucd. LEI, from ApIh l. Table dhoe.
q CRANBERRY PARK-ROOMS large and
small facing Pork with board Immediate possession
slslD-ST., IFS East-A spacious paror floor,
t furnished to let from the ISL Of May board desired
highest references.
West Side.
A PRIV ATE family will let, with board, to
~ gentleman = utnan and wife pleasant second
story font references. ~ West 5oth-'t.
L'IRST FLOOR front nicely furnished parior,
with or without board suitable for doctor or lawyers
sbg WEST 9TH ST, second house west Of
~ Broadway Elegant parlor- second hOoi singiy in
suite Rooms extra III and appointments. Good rooms
top door.
- Elegant floor four hight rooms furnished OF capeted
only private table desiled S5ttst from suite newly dec
a. DALEY, "a West 35tiIst
90 WEST 2GTH-ST.- Rooms with first-class
sIC board for permanent transient guests Table board
I1S WEST -ST.-Beauttul I'd floor,
~ prettly furnished. with without frs;-class
board also Jingle rooms on 81 OF 3L floor a. very
Brooklyn.
ONE or two neatly furnished rooms in a large
" hou with all improvements viii be LET 10 Quet gentle
servants. references required Address BKOOhLlN Inb
oince.
Miscellaneous
At IS BLOOMFIELD-ST., Hobokcn, three
"a minutes walk from ferry-0ne large and one small
room with board reference required
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Art Schools-City.

AIRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VA wireceive pnphs in PAINTING 1andsoaPS ho"eIS
stle china decortticn) at her Lne 9'N -'o
4sEast !5th.st 4thsve. commencing oct Il lama.
References Mr. ID. Huntington. Nh VIM h"I~ ni' '"''''
Nj. Hart MI A. h. Bellows
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Dancrnl 1taoelnie5.

Banana AtGoflnlc3.
ALEX. MACGREGOR'S, 112 9th ave. Pri-
n vate and class lessons every lay and evening.
ALLEN DODWORTHS SCHOOL FOR
~ DANCING, No. 6Sl F1ftlave
Glasses 0pen.Mornpg and afternoon classes for lam
lies. Monday and Thursday evenings RI
waite lessons. sent stamp Tor circular
ID HARVARD REILLY, 5TS 5th-ave.-
4 newport Casino engagement closed October !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

NO subscriptions will be received after April 10 1892
Application FOR made the branch oacc Of the
Company in Lee Mass OF John stallman Treasurer or at
the princpa or transfer Office G@ Eroa lway Ecwlork cry
Of J Eouton crosby, sec'y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

~ Those of investing are respectfully solicited
to al Dr. F. ChaGbourues report TIE properties OF the
e Bertshirc'' in another column Of this paper
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. ILLINOIS CENTRAL

The following were the receipts aad sIlpncltS at
md from Chicago and MILWAUKEE, to-uaN'
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-03-22

OFFICE or TIE EVENING STAR MINING CoMrAST}
No. 80 WALL SngEr. " T., March ~, lS52 .
nIVIDENDS Nos. 80 and 39.-Thc Board Of
~ Trustees Of this company has declared dividend NO
49, OF per The capital stock also dividend NO ~
OF the amount making total OF ~ per cent payable
March ~ AT the Office Of Messra ADAMS x MchAh"' ~"
80 Wals- ,
The transfer books will closed the 2}d inst and re-
opened u the 18th, HARRY Il. MCilAht. ireaSurct.
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water works, who has been in i'll health the
past tow weeks, lett yesterday morning for
Ennis To rccupefate.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G, Howard return ed
last evening from several weeks tour
through Maine, New York and the princl
nal cities and watering places of the east
Mrs. W. X. Wheelock and Miss Fannie
Crowdus arrived home yesterday morning
from visit to relatives and friends NJ
Frankfort, Bowling Green and Louisville.
Messrs. 4. Il. and 7. t. Heargan and
johnny Goodsell returned yesterday from
III Paso, where they have been for several
months past They go back in few days
Mrs. Margaret Lipscomb and Misses
Addic and Woody Childress, aunt and
daughters Of Mr.. Chidrcss, the cotton buyer
arrived in the city Inst evening from Selma
Alabama,
John Goodc, ir,, received a telegram from
III paSo yesterday morning that his father
Judge John J. Goodc who was ON his way
TO California for his health, was very low
and to come on the first train. lie Lett OF
! the first west bound train, The many
| friends of Judge Goode and his family vii
regret to hear ui his serious Illness.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

The Lone star Endowment association
has now been in existence about sixty days,
and has u membership sufficient to pay y
number of benefits in full at maturity. IL
is oillCercd by men Of experience, all oi
them having been connected With marriage
insurance since its introduction into the
south. Its plans are the result Of that ex-
perienCe, and are sound, safe and reliable.
We call special attention to our Daily Aid
Department. In il certificates are issued
in amounts of $1,000, $1,000, 5000 and
$4,000, and paying respectively 81, SO, IS
and'Sl0 day. Persons marry at pleasure
and receive The above amounts daily, so
long as they are members Five benefits
have already been paid and no assessments
made. We now claim to bo thoroughly or
ganiaed, and firmly established, and with
our large reserve fund, and limited assess
Inents, we offer the safest investment and
invite the attention of conservative opera
tors, working agents. Wowant none others.
May apply tor information and supplies TO
AUG. VAUGHAN, Secretary,
l73 fremont ST., Galveston, TeNa0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
PERSONAL.


ID. NJ, Schapiers, Vienna, Austria is IN
tho city,
E.W, LaBaum, o, the Star Il Crescent
route, Is at the Windsor hotel.
]. A. Trumbull freight agent of the Star
4 Crescent line, liz ut the Windsor.
W.. &, Veal left yesterday for pttsburg,
and will 40 on to New York city.
Captain II. A. Robinson, of Denton. was
In the city yesterday and made the HEgA IN
apleGSant call
Mr. W, 4. Gruhbs, representing u ~,
Louis company, is IN the city, stopping at
the Grand.Windsor,
Henry W, Peck advance agent for John
A. Stevens comic opera company, is regis.
tered at the Windsor,
E. J.torce, of s, ], Force & Co., Louis.
VILE, Kentucky, is IN the city accompanied
by Duke Uhilders.
Mr. David Bell, of Louisville, Kentucky,
representing the celebrated Hold Fast
tobacco, is at the Windsor
Miss Addie Owens, of Ennis, who has
been visiting friends IN this city, returned
home yesterday morning.
A. NJ. whcless, superintendent Of the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16
Merchant Tailor, 5o7 Main sire,
Tho Highest Recommendation ot Any Med
icinc ON tho Market Read, Reflect and

AnN itiSNcst ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ my Mcu-
icinc On tho Market Read, Reflect and
be Prohted Thercbyt
INV. ORLEANS, la, May ~ lSS. -McSSrS, W
IL, Patterson n Cos
Gcuts:--l take great pleasure in ,estiiying
To the beneficial results derived from the
use of your Peachstone linimcnt, having
applied same In various cases of neuralgia,
sprains, bruises and rheumatic tendencies,
in all of which the relief has been most sat,
istactory, heartily recommend your Lini.
mcnt to the afflicted. Respectfully,
SAM BoYp,
Mr., l., Dufour, Of Hot Springs, Arkansas
says The liniment ordered FROM 70 II
gives entire satisfaction.
Messrs, Richbourg Il Bro, ot Carlton,
Texas, says; We have tried your l.inment
and can say that we have never seen any
equal to IT, II does more than you claim
for H..
Messrs, Waliord & llobson, Allen, Texas,
writes us August eth, 1852; That Il is
the best scrcw.worm medicine they sell.
For sale by all druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

Keeping none but the purest and best
of goods, and running everything in first.
class style without putting on any frills,
will build up any line of business. This is
what the best brands Of WHISTLES, wines,
beer. cigars etc, ana courteous attention,
has done for the Board ot Trade saloon, and
now it enjoys most ilourishng and envia-
BILE trade There are four fine billiard
tables in the saloon of the finest make, and
those who cali always feel like going back
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-16

McSsrs. MARTIN II Randall have removed
their livery stable to Hargis n StcvcnSon's
old stand, on Canr street, This firm has
a tine stock of saddle and buggy horses aud
elegant and easy running vehicles, and
hose desiring livery service cannot do bet.
,er in Dallas than to hun, up and pnironise
MesSts. Martin II Randall.
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go

Tho happiest woman in town became SO
from the use of John Cranglcs Hungarian
Broccss flour. She says Il not only takes
the cake, but boats all creation for light,
white bread All groccrs sell IT, Bryan Il
bradshaw, agents,
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For Rent or Lease,
for three years, the lower part of the brick
Second streets TT. Worth. Suitable for n
wholesale house, For particulars inquire
of C, Il. Dixon or Thomas T.. Whitaker,
corner OF Florence and Second streets.