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The Opelousas courier., 1882-04-15

Hill diSffnrtt;shnd ~

4ls distinguished DR.. Ham
neild is playing into the hands
of ihe butchers when he says :
5 plenty Of we'll cooked and
aoarsaing food. The nerves
eapaof be kepthealthy on Stops.
naelss panadas and teas are
enough in their way, but
AA nerves require for their
proper nourishment undiluted
anlInal and vegetable food; as
Z rRle the former should pres
doEslnate Meat-Haters are
Fafely troubled with nervous
Aess Americans eat more veg
aeles than any other Well-to-
Reaple, and they are proba-
hiY the most nervous nation on
ahe Hace of the earth"
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travelling on His Experiences.

what makes you walk SO
stsaight, Johnny 7" asked a fond
mother, the other day, as she
saw her son making tracks for
the door.
Johnny was silent.
aHave you a stiff neck, sir? ~
asked the mother, cycling him
shaFpIy.
And johnny, seeing he was
eornered, replied
cannot tell d lie; it is a
spampkin-pie that | stole from
The shelf hard by, and | intended
10 screen it under my jacket and
escape your eyes"
At this jHnctuRe the pie drop
bid on the floor and spread like
4 scandal.
Now, gentle reader, do yqu
faEcT his mother caught him in
ler arms and cried, and said she
would rather have him steal a
thousand insignificant pies and
min $50 worth of Administer
carpet than to tell a falsehood?
She did not; she reached for
& broom, and fetched him one
in the small of the back that
doubled him twice and almost
tied him in a bow-knot, and
sent him flying through the door
and off the stoop as though he
vas running for first base.
It may be right to go to
Sunday school and tell the truth,
but after this i shall travel on
The straight lie. Perhaps it's
better to be right than Presi-
dent, but I'd rather be wrong
than to have my back broken
Afour places by a broomstick.'
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~ HAe people like to be face
s|pEl ever others misfortunes.
lineage editor remarks :
people of Louisiana are
e such bad shape as they
4agak BE from the effects of the
soes The sugar and water are
roughly mixed, and if some
ssaS wall come along with the
@asasEy II wouldn't be such q
R 3pnlng after att.
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grapevine once established
Ha Well taken care Of will con-
alaEae NJ produce fruit for TWEEN
aans. Every man who cul-
!zales piece of land of any
slse rom that of a village gar
- q farm embracing b sec
.lea should raise grapes enough
sas she supply Of himself and
Ealllay nd fruit il so easily
sliaa eheAply raised as grapes.
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E6agg q

/ NyWO Hundred Acres of Woodland in Bayou
IL MaIiet Woods. Also, Il fine Residence in
the town of Opelousas, situated near the rail-
road and a small residence on Court street.
For terms, &C., apply to C. MAYO,
at the Post Office.
Opelousas, Dec. 4, Is30-tf
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81. EANDRY
STEAM planning MILLS,

On Carriere st, East of Railroad,
WASHINGTON, LA.
FNONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING
Ill and Ceiling and Dressed Weathcrboaras
furnished to order. Special attention of
builders Is called to my facilities for cxecut-
ing every variety of
Planning Mill Work,
and all who are accustomed to sending to New
Orleans for work of this class, can save Time
and Money by patronizing Il home institution.
Particular attention will be given to making
Door and Window Frames.
L VIII also make all kinds of Mouldinss. plain
or monided base, tornices of any design.
Store and Office Fittings. such as
Counters, Sheleimgs, Dro1rcrs, DESKS.
office Screens, Homd Rats, Bolnsters
tplHln or l'"ulded), Mantels tplain or fancy),
Church Pews, Pulrits. etc, etc. !"
In starting this enterprise. ! hope to supply
a want long felt in this part Of the State. and
trust by strict attention to business. pronnt-
ness and fair dealing to merit public patron
age, Terms cash. Address ali orders, or for
estimates, WIN. e. CJOYD
hf%o+ Washington, La.
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Onelousas. De
ZOE SALE.

HyHE desirable property situated corner oil
Main and Grolee streets, consisting of a
building suitable for store and dwelling, with
necessary outhauses, and about one lot OF
ground. For particulars apply at this office,
or to M. Lavergne, agent, Opelousas.
GnelDuSas. E0y.5 1881, IF
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ERR SALE,

A TOWN LOTS bounded north by land of
III joel II. Sandoz, south by land of Joseph
Bloch, west by land of Mrs. Cora Sailes, and
East BY Lombardy street. Apply at the CoU-
prrD nfinu ElS-Om
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Valuable Lands

N0R Lease or Sale, on long terms of credit,
nc in lots of forty acres or less, to snit per-
sons DESTROYS of leasing The body of land on
the east bank OF the Bayou Piaquemine, ut
about ~ miles from the railroad station near
Grand Coteau, and 10 miles from Rayne sta
ton, bounded abeve by Bayou Plaquemine
and below by lands of Emile Thibodeau, con-
tanning about fise hundred arpehts.
DELLA GARRIGUES.
Opelonsas, Oct. Is. 1881.
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ZOE SALE

Al SMALL residence with about one arpent
IA OF land. situated on Court street, near
the Catholic Convent. Part cash. balance on
time. Apply at this office. oct9
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For FaNenina ond Slrenathcnf-a slonL.

7 has been analysed by Joseph Albrecht, NJ
Ill d., Chemist, and obtained the First Premi-
an at he Gulf States Exposition, Feb. II, 1879.
The Circular for this valuable food. mann.
featured in New Orleans, contains numerous
testimonials from the owners of leading STA
bles, diaries, and boss ~draymen, festifyine TO
its fully possessing all the desirable qualities
claimed forI by the manufacturers which are:
That it will taAen and keep Horses and Mules
in good condition, and save them from the
liability to disease; and that it is the best food
for Carriage and Race Horses;
That it will keep Cows in good health and
eondition-and increase tho flow of milk
That it will increase the number of eggs laid
by Hens and prevent gapes and other diseases;
That it will fatten Hogs more readily and at
a fraction of the eostof any other food.
~ Send for Circular. Istf
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A BARGAIN.

TNOR sale eheap-A ten-aorse power engine
and boiler, all complete and IN running
order: also, q grist mill. donble geared.
For particulars, apply at Jos. Blochis store,
Opelousas, where engine and mill can be seen.
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Printing Office For Sale.

a COMPLETE outfit for printing a seven
IN column newspaper Press, Type, Cases,
Stands, Etc, all in good order, being the ma
terial used for the publication of the Wash
ington Enterprise and Nesus. Will be sold
cheap. Apply at this office.
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EVHE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
n good water to all in need of this necessity.
By an improved process-eombining efficiency
and economy. Our process Is the celebrated
BORED WELLS, which has stood the test for
years. We make no charge unless q plentiful
of water is secured, and my charges are within
the reach of all, as this is the most economical
plan of constructing wells ever invented.
WELLS BORED THROUGH QUICKSAED
Orders left at the COURIER office win re-
ceiye prompt attention..
June 26-tf 4. S. BAILEY.
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phrcnologist is governed
&2! 81 bis feelings that any
- any other BUSINESS.
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nose y0u try the 00URTET
' only
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EOR sALE.-3333 acres of land, wood and
prairie, near the line Of the La. Western
r.. r., in the southwestern portion of this
parish. VIII be sold in lots to suit purchaser
-eheap for cash.
opelousas, July q, 1880. IF
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MRS. RosH guxaRRE

RESPECTFULLY informs the public anil
- her friends shat she bas opened q Bittrsl
ing HOUSE on Rail Road avenue. Il short dis
tance from Morgan's r. r. DEPOT. Meals at
aIIIours. Nice and neat Rooms Prices mr.
crate. IApril :D-t5
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Three Exquisite Books.
- :
EongfeIIow Birthday hook.
Emerson Birthday Book.
Whittier birthday Book.

TNHESE BIRTHDAY BOOKS are of The first
d order of excellence, lit their literary. art
istic, and mechanical features. The most striIs-
ing passages in the works of LoSGFELLoyr,
EMERSON, and WHITTIER, are arranged on tho
lett-hand pages.
Two days are assigned to each page, and on
the right-hand pages, under the same twodays
are given. in many instances. the names of dis
tinguished persons born and the record of meia-
orable events occurring on that day, especially
persons and events mentioned in the par:ts
graphs on the opposite page. A blank slflea
is left under each date for the autographs of
friends born on that day. and for such nieino-
randa as one wishes TO make; so the book fs
at once o beautiful gift and an autograph al
bum. Each of the b46ks has a fine portrait OF
the author and II 5Ghoice illustrations. The
cloth bindings arg beautifully stamped, and
the flexible calf, seal, and morocco bindings
are elegant enough to satisfy the most exact
ing taste.
Price Of the Birthday Books in cloth. 300
each in flexible calf, morocco, or sealskin,
$3.50.
~ For sale By all booksellers. Sent, posi-.
paid, on receipt of price By The Publishers,
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN & CO.,
Jan2l-tf Boston, Mass.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE,
j. p. HODGE & BRO.
General Agents.
At Judge Moore's Office.
OPELOUSAS, LA.
MIS- ELLANEOUs

DOLICIES on good property written direct
L. ana recorded at this office, and losses paid
without delay. Sugar Houses, Gins. Mills,
Dwellings. Stores and merchandise insured at
reasonable rates; and special Inducements of
fered on dwellings aud farm property. against
loss by fire and lightning, for one, three, or
five years, Jon easy terms.
COMPANIES; REPRESENTED:
Liverpool & London & Globe......s .33, 500, 900
London Assurance Corporations. I6,O2I, 900
Home insurance Co, New York; 7,O0O,O 600
Fire Association, Fhiiadelplia-...- $500, 600
Niagara Insurance Co, New York. I7GO.O 600
Glenn's Falls " - " 11f moo
nome Insurance Co, New Orleans. 400, 900
Total Assets represented. 49, $64 .O9g.OO0
Correspondence with responsible uronerty-
owners solicited, and thoir risks will be in
spected and rates fixed when desired.
J. p. HODGE & BRO.
General Agents, Opelousas, la.
NOV. ~, 1901 mrlS
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BAKERY.

GHAS. PEFFERKoRN, Lanary street. or
u ~elonsas. keeps constantly on hand a full
supply of Fresh Bread, Pastry, Cakes aud
Confectionery; also those delicious
Cream Cakes,
which are q speciality with hina. Fa1iilirs
Parties, Weddings, &C.. supplied oil short no
lice at reasonable prices. naS12.3m
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PROVISIONS,
rO.pAYls QUOTATIONS.


BAoosIlong clear ddcs l7'aG short clear,
tScs breakfast bacon lSAc.
DRY sALr-long clear SIDES lGhc; short clear
HANs-Canvasscd, Is; Magnolia, is,
lARD-ricrce Ike halt barrel, lave. 1O-lb
cans lac, 2o,lb cans Axe; l0.lb cans l5n c III
cans l6Ac; Glib cans, l5nc
IL reports are true, Armor has October pork
In his fists and prices are advancing for this
month, IL Nutchlson has November pork In
hand he is not putting up prices, and II may III
FOR the purpose of buying. October mess pork
IN Chicago opened at s220S, and closed at ca .OS
seven and half cents above the day before
For November deliveries IL sold on first call nj
s9t CIV, and On last call ut 81 S7h, twenty.nyu
cents decline since last evening.
Ever since the discovery OF ulChinp In pork.
the question has been often asked MS To how the
small worms could be completely DESTROYED A
french savnnL Colin, somo time ago de-
cMted that The sailing OF meat was u sure aud
vottain method OF destruction 10 these parasites
This, however was different to tho opinions
often expressed by German Investigators, and
also 10 the inct that several eases af tIlchnosls
believed To- have resulted nom the eating OF
American hams that had long been sailed, had
been reported. Among other chemists, Sohmltt,
chatham Girard and rabst, and ne RcncCkr
and l.ibon, may b. mentioned as observers whC
hal found the trichinW still living In meats that
hHd been sAltcd for several mouths The
experiments OF NJ, Colin led to others by NJ
Fourmcnt tho results OF which have lust been
published as n report to the French academy,
These experiments, IL Is said, show concluslyoly
that the sailing OF meats cannot be regarded AS
shicguad against uichiniosis
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WOOL AND HIDES.

QUOTATIONS TODAY,
Fiae spring per ID, - to 25c.; medium sprlnp
per 10, 20 TO nc, Mexican improved per 10 i.
to Ice; bury Of all grades. . to Sc. oil.
ludeS-Dry flint sound and heavy, IL TO ilc
ditto light 10 IL i2c, dry salt heavy, lie; ditto
light l'2 10 Ice; wet salt Z to T1.2c: green
butchers o IL 10 &C.; all damaged wet or dry
half price. DecrSkins, 20 10 10; shcepskins, g
bCc shearlings, 5 To i5c.
Tho New York Commercial Adyer, User saws
Fine washed clothing, aud combing and delaiuC
nceceS have been In the best request this week
but thorc has also been an increased demand fol
spring California, ard the stock of the latter
grade of wool In san Francisco had been reduced
70 less than i0oN0oJ pounds ut last accounts
rms week the receipts OF wool In BOSTON have
been 1901 bags and bales domestic los balc,
foreign, against Nigt bags and bales domestic
and us bales foreign for the previous weak
anu S2lp bags and bales domestic aud IL bale,
iorsign for the corresponding week of last year
Tho total receipts since January LIST 1850, hay,
been S'S,lS6 bales domestic and 10. i56 bales for
eign. against so, $50 bales domestic and no isy
bales iorcign for the same portion OF lsSi, an in
crease OF III ISL bales OF donios and 10 tOS hale.
foryiRn, or 80, $40 bales In all
The total reported sales OF wool IN Rosor
nom january |, lSS,, TO the present time have
been lSNs li1 pounds, against 90 O,G, 90 round,
Tor the corresponding period OF 1851, an increase
OF l,slA,NlS pounds N'N"S'
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LIVE STOCK


TODAY QUOTATIONS..
BERF CArrLR-ButChCrs stock, SO,
BARREN Cows-Fat 2l@D3la cents
SHIrrING-3la@t cents
sTCCK-Por head, S9@SlS
Mich cows-With calves s2S(Ge4O.
SrRiNGERs--Per head, Si01GS0
hods-Corn-fol. 20 gross timber fat = GaS;
stock, 2hG8
SHEEr--MuttOn 3kM34 cents. stock ner hcaS
ei60G2 co.
HoRsEs-EJtra fine, per span, ei00(as5OG fancy
harness, Sl50@e200; livery harness, S7bGSl76
farm, Sh0@Sl26; ponies, slj@sS0
MuLEsnExtra heavy tl25@s2O0; medium $500
Sl00 small aSOMbU
The Chicago Times says The past months
receipts OF cattle were the largest ever reported
for like period, and TIE receipts of sheep foI
the week just closed were also the largest ON
record, The average weight ofthC hogs received
during september was 232 pounds, against %
POUNDS in August and g3i pounds for the CORES
ponding month last wear. These average
weights are obtained by taking account of all of
the hogs weighed which, of course includes 4
large number of light pigs and culls, which the
ScalpcrS weighed the second time, whereas very
tow OF the heavy hogs are weighed the second
time
The receipts of horses last month footed IN
Silhead, and the shipments for the same time
amounted to 796 head
There was II grand total of l2,503 cars of all
Kinds Oi i've stock received here last month and
6,5S2 cars shipped ont
l.IoXaS cattle and Conslgnments from the plains
were IN liberal supply, the best of which were
weak Ms 10 prices with the poorer Qualities
quotahy ilrmer than on Saturday last Com,
mon TO choice steers sold at SidG 7h noOr Ia
good native cows hcifers and mixed stun at
S2iO"2i5 with the bulk NJ S2.75@S -. and
Texas cows and steers at SS 2iu1l halfbrecds
ana American sold at $1,000, and desirable
stock cattle and feeders were wanted on the basis
OF fully former rates
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BUILDING MATERIAL.
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.


bRiCX-At the ktlns 10 $40 kiln run.
SToNs-At the Dallas Quarrios, &c DO, oEbiC
FOOT II for foundation; 10 for wall and % for
dressed front
LuMBER-lellow pine, rough, y2 Is per 100
ece over a feet In length; 81 30. Matched and
dressed flooring and nnshing, 81 rs: y collins
81 y ceiling s. 90 yellow niue
siding 81 white pine ceiling, 81 70 n.s,
common; white pine siding, hrst common, q SC
ash and walnut flooring 800 per thousand.
poplar dressed both Sides eSb; rough walnut
sle5 to l6O Common doors, 81 90 10 g. sash, 81 ID
to 90 as to size.
rosrs-Cedar, $40 90 Boise dare, SIS
IA Hs-SS bOai per thousand.
l, AsrER fARIs-fer barrel. Si6ti 30.
HAIR-rer pound, 7tc,
shiNaLEs--loll pine, So so 10 1 2E white
pine, 81 30 to s. 90 Cypress. No, /. So No 4
"a So Nos, s. -
CEMrNr . Rosendsle, IS 70; Louisville, IS 90
Portland, Sc So
DRAIN PIrE-S inch, Ice per foot finch, 2cc
iuch, SHE; Inch, ioc, inch, 6Oc
CEMENT rLuEs-6 inch, S7Sc; Z inch t0r; inch
ceiling Joint 81; inch cap, SOC; finch elllng
Joint u 70: finch cap do. COO.
MIXED PAISrs--Roady for use and all colors
u 1901 IS per gal All the tested and standard
makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LHAD-suictly pure. 81 SO
LtMH-Voopered, Austin, 81 per barrel bu,k
VI 90 Denson Ger lots, qOr per barrel, 81 ~
Dallas, In lots, 2oCe per bushel 25c
VuRrHNrINI-,S7c.
LIN sEkn Oli-6,W6l
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HARDWARE,
rO.pAY's ouorArIoNl

ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
ASes-Collins, per dozen, $50: Gold Dollar.
per doken 500; Diamond Edge nor DOZEN
low; Double Bit 20OO
shoyels and STRAIGHTFORWARD discount 20
10 per cent N''N0'' w "''''
Rubber betting Discount so per cent
Nalls--Ao0 rate.
Horse shocS-6.sS per key
, norse nails-Northwestorn.N No, q $50; No, &
lrun-ic rate.
sleel-,plow, 7ci lay, &c; cast lsc per pound.
sheet iron-S u, &c; galvanised, discount Is
per cent. ~
Sc per pound "" AN''''
Tacss-n boxes, 100 papers, !. SO per box.
per dozen, Qoc, '''''
Mattocks--per dozen. li.oo,
scales--faifhanks, discount ?S pcr cont,
Howe discount IS per cent.
a, TIN plate, q. inxlL per box, 500; |. O., lax
~ per box, 500 Terne iinso per box, 80;
rerne, Sx.S per box, 1850 '
Tinwaro-ricced, discount so per cent .
stamped, discount 10 per cent
solder-Nc !, loo; No, i.2 and Ia lsc per
pabbit mctal-lo to $50 Per pound.
bar lcad-7 l.2c per pound.
No, duck horse COLLARS 0O per dozen.
Mamcs-,wo loop 400 per dozen, three loon.
as per dozen. nav 'op'
Back hands-thrcV inch, 1, rs per dozen.
Barbed wirc--SI @Vbcs
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DRY GOODS.

IT viii be observed that there are some changes
in quotations for dry goods, In the east cotton
goods arc scarce and are higher than few
weeks ago In this city, however. prices have
not been advanced. us dealers here anticipated
the rise aud bought heavily early In the season.
This enables Dallas merchants To sell at prices
below parity with those Of ony other city In
the south or west. Trade has been very active
In this line during the week, and the present
favorable weather induces the belief that the
heaviest business ever experienced in this city
or In north Texas, awaits the dry goods mer
chants OfDallas.
To.DAY's QUOTATIONS..
fEiSrs-freeman's, s. Lodi 5; Gloucester, 6;
harmony 5: Cocheco, o.; Merrimac, ca; Green
witch, 81; Allen, &; Albion solid, 81; Peabody
solid, 5ls; Peabody black, 81; Simpson black
%; simpson mourning 6X Gloucester mourn
HEAyY BRowS observation-disclosures, IA, ~;
Indian Head, SA Swift Creek, "A 6 81; Ktna,
a., Sh Edgeheld, A., 3-t Cabot "A, rs;
Derby 3'i, 81; Glendale, 81, 5&; Natchez, "a
Ga; Charter Oak, Al, A; Lake George, Ii, III
Great Western, A, S; International A, IA
brown DoMtsrICs-lakeG eorge,7l.; EIar-
vest, Sli; POcahontas, 9; Great Falls, TX: Peer
less, ] 10; Plum Island, $; Atlantic, 50; Green
bricr. s.
BLEACHED DoMEsucs-social,o Sunny Side 81
llOlmeSvillc, AZ; Forest S; Big Bonanza, rs, &;
Auburn SIS; Lonsdalc, 10; LUnsdalc cambria,
l$ Wamsutta, 1875 New York mills, Is; Diamond
llill, cambria, y Knights, cambria, o. Hero, A.
poauiS,, % q "''''"i"'"'e' . N"ihOiiusS' -" I"
iJ nrcss o. I,s,, a. ,s,,u,,,- GIL.
% DuGkS- hIhWrlEhI 10 Ettrlch, SOC, IL STARK;
H., - q, S'hth, lo,oS' 10 SnEesS, Soz, lS,s'
w" ltot' I poe "i,6 ui9o, w lV IanipIen
a." "" ~, honto"' ig ", utoMh huu urap l,s
:, 20 inch. ga; Gold Medal Blue, ia; Lion
p' ~, ~ "'' ~ u,aD 10, MIA. 80. ,, ,o,,
o,,d hM,p economy l.'i'
LA ~; MiGhiBaii, e4' DeHe' IA wool
~ y, -, N"',M ~ os'' ,c, ,e,l ,,,,,. -,
ud,,nnS ,ndi2 9SHV"E Az, ~ I Ia IL
az Woou, P,,iu' ~ ''"h""'' u w EaS'oh D.
~ U,.v6a' WI; 10,
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County Trcesurer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w the name of N. X. GROVE as Treasurer
Dallas county, Election November Z, 1882.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
" MR.. HENRY BOIL as candidate for
election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
w e. NJ. ONERLEESE as a candidate fol
county Treasurer Of Dallas County. Election.
Tuesday, November eth, 1882
ME, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
W the name of WILL f. D0UGHERTY as a
eS;uiua" tor county Treasurer Of Dallas county
Sltouon, Tuesday, November 7th 1852.
WE ARE REQUESTED TO ANNOUNCE q
W WILLIAMSON as Il candidate for County
treasurer. Election, November 1852.
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FRUITS AND NUTS


To-nAY's QUOTATIONS..
RAfsISs-London layer, new. per box a. *
layer, s. IL w 80
GREEN APPLEs-Sew, g. 500 $50 per Dbl
CuRRANrs-Sto sAc
PEAcHEs-el.C0 per bushel
CALIFORNIA PEARs-Noue on the market
ORANGES-Valencia. none in market
LENoNs-Per box, Sicily, $500 to 200; Messiua,
500.
,NuTs-Almonds, 2Sc peg pound; Brazil l0d1lg;
nlberts, loo; Naples wRlnuts, lSc. 10 ChestnutS,
imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten.
nesee. red Toe; choice white. l2ae. aocoanu,s,
none in market.
DArEs-In trails &C per 10
tIGs-kegs, lSc, layers IS 20 l7o per pound
GRAPES-Concord, l2i.; California, 9Oe Per ID,
PLUMs-New, none in mark /.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-10-07
FISH AND GAME,

TnE merchants Of this city Arc ve,l ,,r,,,o,
WIN nsh from the Gultand also from surroudinr
lakes and streams. There Is n limited demand
ior iish nom some Of the towns on the rairoads
out the sales are generally confined 70 local
disappeared nom the market, "''
ro-pAY's QUOTATIONS.
rsn-ked sheephesd aud trout iokc Nov
Otuans ru snapper. lbc: spanish mach crcl. ~
whcelsalA ksth : cents higher ~