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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-01-05
sNowBALLs.

This is generally one of the last figures,
because it covers the carpet with pieces
of paper. The snowballs are made of
paper. cut into very small pieces and
pressed tightly into an envelope of tissue
paper. The leader presents ball to each
lady, who tears the wrapper and throws
the conte nts at the gentleman she chooses
for her partner.
sALUTING THE HOST AND HOSTESS.
The cotIllon lie generally terminated by
a general figure, formed in couples, who
in turn salute the host and hostess. who
are seated In arm-chairs in the center
of the ballroom.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-12-16

GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, Coun.,
/ : of Berkeley-To GEORGE Il FE1LEas:
You are hereby summoned to appear on
or before the Sd DAY OF JANUARY,
1888, before John 7. Picking, Commits
siouer, at his Office in the said county, to
show cause, if any You can, why a GER
tain tract of land with the improvements
therfon) containing acres lying in
Arden District, IN Berkeley county West
Virginia, 81 all not be sold for the benefit
of the school fund.
Witness, S. H. Martin, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for said county the 9th
dag of December, 1882,
S. II. MARTIN,
dec9 at. Clerk
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NEW ADVERTTS EMFgTs


TO @ w. Hampton. plaintiff and
George a thrisman. administrator
Of Gcorg Carl, George S llama.
Tru te"s, and John q Manor, De.
You RIO hereby notified that 7 have
fixed upon he 28.h duy Of December.
S8Z 10 ny office ia Mntinsburq,
Berkeley county, to sottle the accounts
Of the administrator Of Gecr4e Carl
decd aUa t0 scettain aud report the
debs thatHre lawfuly cbargeable upon
the estate OF George Carl. deed. With
their smoLnts end priorties; and If
there IS amy personal property TO pay
toe sAme--the amount due Jehn G.
Manor on the deed Of trust ia the bill
AMI proceedings mentioned, and the
relative date of recording dabtd .e com
plainant by the cecedent, and OF the
instrument setting apart said decedent' s
realty as homestead, and ascertain
the fee simple and rental value of same
required to be taken b. u decree Of the
Circuit Court OF Berkeley County st
Which time and place you are required
to attend
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III ~ TXgSEs

VIM. Turner, plaintiff, VS. John Jackson.
smith Jackson Hattie jackson and
VIM. N Riddle, Executor of Charles
d. Stewart, decd.
To John jackson, Smith Jackson. Hat
tie jackson, VIM. N Riddle, Fxecptor of
Charles D. Stewart, decd, and T. Pick
ing, guardian ad litem to the infant de.
PENDANT, Hattie jackson: Take notice that
the deposition of certain witnesses will be
taken at the office of VIM. B. Colston a
Commissioner in Chancery, in the county
of Berkeley and Stale Of West Yiroinia
on the sTH DAY OF JANUARY, I889
between the hours of 9 AN and
to be read in evidence, on TIE hearing Of
the above entitled canse, in my behalf II
from any cause the taking of the same
shall not be commenced, or being com
menced shall not be completed on thai
day, the taking of the same will be ad
journed from time to time, until they are
Yours respectfully
WILLIAM TURNER.
deceit BY VIM. S. Henshaw, Atty.
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M L. TT 4. e. .ls

Office O. Electric, STORAGE Lear Power
AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
BALrmoRr November 20, 1882
Notice is hereby give that general
,ne.tirq of ina stockholders Of this com
ra,,T will held the office of the Company
t' poon \ 81, Chamber of Commerce
p-5fg LII q The city Of Baltimore-on tie
o Go,ie,y Of December A. 2. 1882 at 10
10 eject a Board Of Directors, make
by Laws aud for ot6er business.
A. q DAVIS,
ALLAN P. SMITH
dec92t a B. PRCAT
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GTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, County
- of Berkeey-To the heirs OF Newton
II. Bray and the heirs Of Michael NcKewn:
You are hereby summoned to appear on or
before the 30 DAY OF JANUARY, 1888,
before John T Picking Comm ss,,ooe;; q :
"a, cscr ia tue said county, 70 show
cause if any you can, why O. certain ract
OF land containing 556 acres, partly iyi e
on the west side and partly ON the east
side Of North Mountain, ia afrardstown
District shall not be sold for the bereft
OF the school fund
Witness, $. II. Martin, Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for said county The 9Th day
of December, 1852.
S. u. MARTIN,
aee9-4t Clerk
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CPECtAL COMassIUEEBS' SALE
~ -nE A.
rs - s5G MI

BIZ virtue Of q decree of the Circuit
Court Of Berkeley county West Virginia
rendered on the first cay OF November
1882, in e. cause thersi, pending OF Henry
j. ELsmlager, sc. VS.. Meredith hnsming-
ar &c, the undersigned Special Commits
5ioners win offer at public sale on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 49, 1882,
stlo'c}cek Mo M front G. The Court
house ia GarliusburE, W Va, that well
located and desirable farm. known as the
f.Ensainger Farm, containing l0l
ACRES. / ROOD and n POLES, more
or Less. ,giug in Berkeley county, West
Vireiaa bout miles from williams
port M6 cd about mile from NJ and
w. Turuaise sdjoiuiug lands Of Dugan,
Ward, a. The land is equally OF river
stone and slate Some prime oak timber
upon it LOG HOUSE, stable. &c and
Is we'll u4tlted with water. ANY iuior-
nation desired by psv,i s Wishing to pur-
chase lll BE obtained from either of the
undersigned special commissioners.
TERMS OF SALE -One-third cash,
oue-ttir3 Fla Elk uCnJhss aud the remain
ing .hird 10 twelve months, with interest
rom the day of sale taking the notes am
bonds Of the purchaser for the de- the
payments and retaining d lier
property sold to secure the saKNER.
E. BOYD EES,
NJ. TIL Commissioners.
.Sthat &. Boyd Faulkner,
HEREBY missioner in the above emit.
Special z, has given bond with sufficient
tledity as required By law
S. Fl. MARTIN,
declt Clerk Circuit Court.
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~
st Rules held in the Clerks Office Of
tue Circuit Court Of BerEe}eg Comfy, en-
the ash day of December, 1892
John " Walker vs.. Rosa E Walker,
in chancerv.
The object of the above suit is TO obtain
a decree Of divorce q vinculo mstrimoaii
against the defendant Rosa u. Walker
Aud it appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the id defendant Rosa Il.
Walker is a nonresident Of this State, she
i5 hereby required to appear at the said
Clerks office, within one month from the
9Th day of December, 1882, (the dale Of
the first publication hereof and do what
is necessary to protect her Interests in this
matter.
s.H.MARTlN, Clerk
(Dec. 9-4t.)
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Live Agents Wanted

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
WOOL AND HIDES.

StNTAllNNN TusnAN.
Fine spring per H., - 10 Sc: medium spring
per ID, ~ to 22c,; Mexican improved per h. u
to lee: bury OF all grades. 2 to sc. OF.
lIides-Dry nint sound and heavy II to lic
ditto light 10 To lac dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light y IL to Ice; wet salt TO 71.ac green
butchers, 8 H. TO &c; oil damaged. wet or dry
half price. DceSRins, 20 10 22o: sheepskins IS
SO shoarlings ; to i5c,
In regard TO hides, the Boston Advertiser says
The situation continues very strong and inter
cs,ing largo buyer remarked with consid.
cradle earncsincSs. II never saw the market In
the condition 1t is n-So bare of stock either
present or prospective Why, the market Is so
bare OF stock that l hear the New York sole
leather manufacturers arc talking OF a comhina,
ton TO shut down their tnnneries. so that they
can force down the prices of foreign hides,
Some OF tho best tanners IN the state have been
driven TO using domestic hides, which herSto-
fore they have not DONE And yet this very day
have seen letter from the largest holder OF
Moncvideo hides In the country inst,ucling his
brokers not to sell any moro Of his new crop of
Montcvidco hides To arrive ut the prices pre-.
vlouSly accepted or 9hA to 2do, selected. out,
side OF three importers there aro only 1900
River Platte hides that can come here during
The next six months, and they have only u few
ssSsis ssS sSiSa Y DO sd ssaS S
have referred 10 /"
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.

BRICK-At the kilus to $40 kiln run.
SToNR--At the Dallas quarries Sc per cubic
foot II for foundation; IL for wall and % for
dressed front
LUMBSg-Yellow pine, rough, So IS per 100
Get over % feet In length; 81 SO. Matched and
dressed flooring and finishing, 81 75; !. ceiling
o.; II ceiling, 81 30; yellow pine
siding 81; white pine ceiling, az rs FIRST
common; white pine siding, first common, 81 SO
ash and walnut flooring, al0C per thousand;
poplar. dressed both sides $50; rough walnut
el25 to l6G Common doors, IL 80 to S. sash, 81 25
to 90 as 10 size.
Posrs-Cednr. &l2 so Boise dare, SIS.
Ia" 1883 60tp4 per thousand.
+. AsrER PAms-Per barrel, siGDi 10.
HAIR--Pcr pound, TIC
HIEaLEs--Yel!Uw. piue. 90 so to 4 IS; white
pine a. 30 u IS 90. CYPRESS No. ], s.; No 2,
81 30: No 8. 90 rs.
CE,tENT - Rosendale, 81 rs; Louisville, IS 20
Portland, Sc so.
DRAIN PIPES inch, loo per foot; Inch, 2Cc
inch, 37Hc; inch, 40c inch, SOC.
CEMENT rLuEs-6 inch, 87t.c 7 inch 40C, 6 inch
ceillng Joint 81 inch cap, SOC; inch cling
Joint, 81 %; inch cap do, Coo.
MIXED PAlNTs-Ready for use and all colors
el l0G0l IS per gal All the tested aud standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers.
WHITE LRAD-Strictly pure, 81 so.
LIME-Coopereo, Austin, 81 per barrel; bulk
bC Deulson car lots, 90c per barrel, al "a;
Dallas. In lots. 9)e: per bushel 25C-
TuRPENTtNE-57c.
LlNsEsD 0IL-G2@65
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1--WE STOCK.
TO-DAY a QUOTATIONS..

BrEr uArrLN-Butchcrs stock, 3h.
BAnReN Cowg-Fat 2a4maA cents.
SAIprlNG--3SGi cents.
Sic CK-por head, 99GElS
MuCH Cows--Wlth calves, e26GSi0.
spRINdERs--ler head, Sl0GSS0
HoaS---Uorufcd, &c gross, timber fat 8l5&t%;
stock. 2bWS.
HoRsEs-EStra dnc, per span, ei0OiGs5O0 fancy
harness, el60@s200; livery harness, TbGssl7b;
farm, sb0mSl25, ponies, slbmeS0,
MuIGs-EStra heavy Sl26Ss2OG medium 5000
90 snail H3OnSn
The last Chicago Times says; Exporters OF live
cattle are practically ont of The trade ut present
and such cattle rs sold here last spring at Sic.
would 20 begging for buyers At 6Ac. There was
no urgency To the demand yesterday from any
quarter, but, taken Ms whole, there was lib
cral aggregate amount of business done. as
shown by the published sales below, aud ut
prices not luOtably dilercut from those of the
day before Common to choice native steers sold
ut Si@5,50 with the bulk ut sL2i@t, and poor to
cholcc native butchers stun, including cows,
light steers and mixed lots, ut g. b06i according
to quality bulk NJ s3G3,71, There was quite
n free movement in Texas and western plains
cattle, steers selling mainly within the range Of
SLl0Sh, and cows and "tailings' ut s3GOtl2 %,
Desirable and well.bred S,oULcrs and feeders
continue In tnirly active request from specul0.
tors aud outside buyers, and fully former prices
! are obtainablc,
! The largest Individual shecp.owner In Texas
IL y woman known MI over the state MS widow
| Callahan Her sheep. moro than 80 600 IN mum.
! Der wander over the ranges of Cvaldc and Ban.
/ dera counties, IN the southwestern part of the
state, Thor grade is n cross between the hardy
Mexican sheep and the Vermont merino They
are divided into tocks of 1000 head each, with
u "bossoro' and two 'paStoras' in charge OF
each flock Al the spring aud fall shearings
long trains ot wagons transport the widows
wool To the market at San Antonio.
| The provers Journal says There has been
u fair trade in horses during the past week A
| fair number of good, heavy work horses have
been sold at good prices They were taken for
the pnoricS, Tor Ohio, and for the eastern mar.
kcts Medium aud common horses are moi
wanted. There Is now u good prospect for Il
fair trade In horses during the remainder OF the
month"
| There are at present over COO COZ head of cat
! Ito grazing In the territory of Montana.
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ny wevi,. A barge-load of 10000 bushels. ON
" glvai at New Orleans ten days ago, was alive
WV rl.n, and over LOCO bushels of weeyil and
lnemrihgs were blown out of the cargo The
eisn Was loaded at Cairo in perfect condition. /"
sa rss., n wheat sold in London last week rs
w4k In 1881. corresponding
1soEglas corn crop is the largest since 1859
apE WI reach $4,000, 600 bushels Tho oat crop
retnsd 5000, 90 bushels, and the wheat crop 4 .
. lpq bushels. 1t Is thought 1000, goo bales of
lnmy not be generally known, but IL is the
LAY tDat the six leading agricultural productions
Oh United states. according to the census re.
p9lot 1850 were In the following order Corn.
wlEt nay, cotton, oats, potatoes The value of
nlnsSt was 5000 600 OOO, Of wheat $500, 90. 100
l0pl ind pota toes, $73, goo '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
BUGaIEs. SPRING WAGONS, ErU.

THIS is the great central depot for all kinds OF
wagons, bugsies carriages, etc, from which
country dealers get their supplies. Tho follow.
ing arc ruling prices here;
To-oAY's QUOTATIONS..
sHArrs--si@o poles, ss6Dl5 por dos
BuealEs-Grade II and spring. top sg0al0G do
open s70sGa; do side springs, top, sl00@iS5; do
side bar slOOSlSe do haetons, Sl25@Dlb0; A grade
bump seat bnggies, sl75@250; Platform sprlngs
sllO@laG three srring WAGONS. s90@ll6.
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SApDLERyAND LEATHER,
TO-nnYle ororArInNa.

To-uAY'S QUOTATIONS..
SoiK LEATHER oAE.--No. l, 3SGAO No. q 81 II
HEaLoCU--Hest buffalo slaughter 50: good %
best Matnmoras 30 No, 9, rs; good damage, 81
$40
HEsLocS-Prme, IS: do good, 80: do No. s sOc
FRENCH CALFsKiS--al % to 20, according 10
quality.
fMtLApRLrHIA CAIFsKIN-No. !, 81 10 to 25
do No. 2, 81 % to 10.
PHILADElrHIA KlTs-No. !, S5c to 81 %, so-
cording to weight,
sKEEr sxlNs-Topplng XXXX per dor, $40 90
Innings, wb!to, NXXN. SS IS; Russets, & to8
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LIQUORS.
TODAY & QUOTATIONS,

AL0onoI-s2 so per gal. Us per high wines.
WHisHY-Recttfed, 81 Tool So as per proLf
gOur mash one year old, 81 20. two years old
" 0O@S2 Is; three years old, 81 50@S2 20 fancy
extra oidwhisky. s4Gq5 as per ago,
WiNEs-Clatet, In case, s3@5, per quality; Ca.
hwha, per gal, 9oc@l 50; Port d zoos; sherry,
per gar 81 2O@S; Madeira, per SAL 81 6005; white
wine. In cases. 81 00@l0,
AarA0gE-luleS Mum 4 Co, S25029; Held.
elck in basket f26@2S; Krug. in basket SCOOPS
Domestic champagne, s7Dli
ALE-StocK Ale, per doz, 80 O002 rs: Porter
per dC1 So 00G92 25
BOTTLE BRER-St. Louis quarts, SO; pluts sl2 30
Budwelscr, own size, 3l2 50; pints sli 90; Er.
anger beer, quarts, sis pints $780,
Hub Punch. $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
FISH AND GAME,

THE merchants Of this city are we'll supplied
with fish from the Gulfaud also from Surrounding
lakes and streams, There is q limited demand
for fish from some OF the towns on the railroads,
but the sales arc generally confined to local
trade. Game is out of season and oysters have
disappeared nom the market.
To-pAr's QUOTATIONS..
r1sH-Red. sheephead and front l0Sc, New
orleans red snapper. l5c; Spanish mackerel. 25c
whoolsala kAtai cents higher
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
MAKE HENS LAY.

An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chemist
now travelling in this country, says that most Of
the horse and cattle powders sold here are
worthless trash. He says that Shcridans Con
dilon Powders are absolutely pure and i'm
meusely valuable. Nothing on earth will make
hens lay like shcridan's Condition Powders
Dose one teaspoontul i'll one pint food. Sold
stamps lis JOHNSON ~ co., Boston. Mass
Wholesale and retail agents, w. H. Howell
n Bro.
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j O II n SO MS
ANODYNE IMMINENT.


CURE-Neuralsia diphtheriH, croup, asthma
bronchitis, influenza, sore lungs, bleeding nj
the lungs, chronic hoarsenesS, hacking cough
whooping cough, chronic rheumatism, chronic
diarrhUa, chronic dysentery, cholera morbu
kidney troubles, diseases of the spine aud lame
back Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet 10
l. 5. JOHNSON Il CO.. Boston, Mass Whole
sale md rctnil Apnnis. W Il Howell n Fro
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vnurrs Ann NUTS.


- TO-DAY'e QUOTATIONS..
~. M,.A,,,s's.-london layer. now. per boz. ~ 70
cnssn AIrins-.New. q, to@aso por Dbl
fuAcnun-Nono In market
gA.,yonnA r,Ana--A scsle. % Rer box.
~. ssSrSss I ncs s'daly' e6oo V aas per box
llsssSA ~ NsPlSs WalnuSS ia i6S ckssn1ts,
w. "a ai ~ s S SS2 RSsn ~" Tse'
;| y: 4 n ) .:- ~,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
NEW RICH BLOOD.
paISalS' PufgaiiYa Pills MAKE Make new new ri ri

completely change the blood in the entire sys.
TEN in three months. Any person who viii
take one pill each night from to T. weeks may
be restored to sound health if such Il thing be
possible. Sold everywhere or sent by mail for
eight letter stamps. Send for circular. l. s.
JOHNSON IL CO.. Boston, Mass. Wholesale
and retail agents, W, II, Howell Il Bro.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29

The Boston Commercial bulletin says The
jump in spirits of turpentine this week begins to
bring prices mp to last seasons high figures, and
The prediction is made that Csc. per gallon will
be reached, We learn of the refusal at the south
of running offer equivalent to Die in this mar
ket, extending 10 February The market, al
ways lluctuating, is too unsettled at the present
time to make predictions
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
DTPPTHERI&.
lohBS0n'S ADOdvne linimsnf VIII ,IIu

vent this terrible disease, and will positively
cure nine cases out of ten, Information that
viii save many lives sent tree by mail. Don
delay moment Prevention is better than
cnrc, |. S JOHNSON Il CO, Boston, Mass.
Parsons Purgative Pills make new rich blood.
Wholesale and retail agents, w, II. Howell Il
Bro.
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luu,uUu llOkets az rive dollars bach
Fractions, IN Fitths In Proportion,

1857 Prizes, amounting to. .S265 500
Application for rates TO clubs should be made
only to the office of the company In New Or.
leans.
For further information, write clearly, giving
full address, Send orders by Express, Regis.
tered Letter or Money Order addressed only 10
NJ. A, DAUPHIN. New 0rleans,La
FRANK LoBRANO, Southeast Corner Fourth
and Houston Streets Fort Worth. Texas
GEO. A. WEBSTER 705 Elm Street.
DALLAS TEXAS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
COOPERAaE.

TRrRR Il steady demand hero for coopc~rc
and cooperage stock OF all kinda, and orders
irosn she country arc frequent but not generally
rc-pAy's QUOTATIONS. ia
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-29
COAL AND WOOD,
TO-DAY QUOTATIONS.

To-DAys QUOTATIONS.
COAL Indian nation, 81 por ton.
UoKg-.'O u per barrel.
WooD--oak hickory aud ash, es - to So 70
per cord, sawed Stave wood is retailing at the
rates of si 30 10 . ~ per cord.
CuAROOAi-SlS GENTS per barrel