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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1883-11-03
A Gallant'' Editorial 8. Knight -,

Maryland jury awarded Miss Miller
1000 against young fellow who, she de-
clared, had kissed her 100, 600 times A
cent piece Is pretty cheap for good,
square old-fashioned kiss. and if Miss Nj .
will just step down we'll take few at that
price.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
TRADE ITEMS.

Inn Manufacturers Gazette OF Boston com.
plaius that the west Ia making theft own best
booth and shoes and buy their cheaper grades
cast.
Meridian, Mississippi, has spent $1,000 In try.
Ing 10 bore an Rrtcsian well, Two holes no Get
deep IL the result an0 no water.
A Grand Rapids Urn has Just purchased sSG.
900 worth oi glue to bo used IN the mauutac ,ure
Of aiabastine
For supplying London with water there arc
now sssN miles OF Wipe constantly changed
A not,hcrn company has purchased ,hr iron
ore btd near Rome ueorsia paying $1,000 Tor
Il, Another blast furnace is to be erected,
The basavia cheese factory has received and
manufactured Into but,or andph, ese during the
last year about 2b0h, 900 pounds OF N Tx.
a party Of gentlemen from Kentucky arc prus.
pectlng In Florida, with view IN start a factory
70 manufacture ilbre from "bsar grass"
ono OF inc largest CARPET factories IN tho couu.
NY " soon 10 DO erected upon tho vacant tract OF
land wrst OF the railroad track al Pullman,
Italian growers have ncclamatised the japan.
Css silk worms and Tho Japan Gazette says
that the demand for Japanese eggs lucrative
Tho forthcoming tenth census repor, will,
show the following amounts OF dairy products
iof tho state n Missond produced IN 1850
Gallons OF milk. si7Ao,7; pounds Of butter,
2Nhls,isi pounds OF cheosc, 9Ss,tsL
ended January 90 was siSssi tons, a DECREASE
- compared with the previous week, OF 20 500
toni. and ~ 2,Qla tons for tho corresponding
week of lsSa. Tho total product from JANUARY
70 ,snsssy y ~ os Vas i,sshv's TONS an Increase
.Sss ssS s ~ ss y anal ,ss s number sSss ss
" deed. nccordpd exceeded 400. Tho growth
oLms ov dusins tho past year has been 70.
An iuexhNusub,, quarry OF blue marble ha,
been Uncovered near Tho DAlles In rolk county,
Otsy0n. 81. susceptible Of receiviuga high
pc!lsh; aud when dried Ia 90 hard that |, readily
QUIZ gIno0.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
G hartley Amendment


STAIE OF lrNA-, COu rr on D,.f,s
~ Notice is hereby given that Nh DIV cow.
w OF lhe Guy Oi Dallas will Hpply In In, {,Cisin
nIlv 1l lhe mle OF Texas At the present session
- ,u" w p.nkIe ~ Ausuu Texas iort,e folIn,y
city, tO.wiU '"NW' vi SMd
n LIN, Lna' section lOl ofthc chorterof tho city NJ
panaS approved August lS76 be nn1' ina
i iSuV Is heL by amended, 50 a. To rce VA fol-
loWN section l0l-lt shall be- tho Jntv,f N. ~ os
SCISSOR md 60 lee or between the 49, ~ w.
wv ana lhe ltn day OF Anil OF each vc,r !,
hN"t hud return Ia the city council a c;n onS
vo.nPvle aNScSsmen Of all property tpii "md
iiiJ.,,a, W. Slld clly, on the lsl day ofJhguary
mu9e 3 municipal uNatiou together win ~,
oNNh ,alNe ut all goods wares aud tnnr,hn,, ,jso
"Muyu or sept on hand for sale nv any NOR
Wll"u " g lst DAY OF January of hat vrSr o.,
! nnJ n.," wv wy .uNh value lt alt properly tonl
/ a iii M o, IT. uelnnsng To any corporation also
/ Ia ',t W NJ ms rance companies doing busincss
I '"guN NlN ana The name of the appnt nt 10
sS'n.' together with am uut Of premium, ,nc.j..
! s" NNtu Veiluedb by HMdayi ~ N, Al, ,t ~
pSyrre Wv taNS me ci'y council shall hnyc
NJ Nv yccmhet OF each year. to nnnnin, "', w
/ a., '.ut 'ee' bollors of the city of nan a n,,ni
NJ Nv'tN IL te called assistant n =, t ,,'.'
/ ,rnIGV Ivy y SNAIL be when so appointed in 90
WNd WIN The assessor and cnl,Ct,' !" ~
/ ilAS ul making said assessment frr ~, ~ !ne
,,',.,s u,ir appointing NJ, and h.uipS w. ,u.,
EuMur anu IN hotity with the assessor ~, SluI.
IA us',hyr III said assessor ana rnii, , ~
/ and c,mnlr,o" . N,ntn o The ci,y council A NH
snn,i nmpIe,' SsSe'smcnt0 Of AL prnpepN r ,ual
/ sh"nW NM real rs shove prnviirI. sU,,a Yer
Ion in % reCcii ana ssS Il The assessor an co"c.
mCu'S 81 m 'tchnntS and Others ~ aHu state
icorH 1 w oS oslivercd to SAIL assessor NV, "Vs ~,
i,oSnG 9nd their compensation md hnd col
nav u power sNau be such rs tho c,tr "n,,, W.
"'"! Eo'dlnancc provide wy Vo"usu
AaCsr g " swiSE city It'sSa e rets.y Mayor.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

I fields Is now given az between 80 ool and 62 90
barrels 60 go barrels being abou, the right ig
ute. This is 400 barrclspor day less than m,
| average consumption during 1881 Quotations
| At Bradford Yesterday ranged ut 9Ss, to ti.OI
| closing At 9Bk cents.
A panlc IN roses Is reported flom New York
win u corresponding downfall In the pflceg of
| other flowers. Las autumn Roman hynrinth
bulbs cost t6 hundred, and now the fragrant
spikes ot white bloom, which they have nursed
into yielding. sell for only 81 hupdred Tho
explanation Is that tho scarcity Of flowers IN
| 1873. because Of the lfy weather put tho prlc, I
% The highest figures ever attained, and this In
uinc resulted IN All over production since
For tho benefit OF sweet potato raisers we mon.
ton thHta citizen OF Nick sbnrg has dlscoycft a
process for drying out the water ard leaving
the starch aud and sugar, which will'crabic tho
farmers 10 keen thtm the open air Ike nj a
OF cofn-cOhs II this does mt take ali the crop
10 pay the ,xfense of drying there may be- mill
IONS In II
The stock ofivory In London Is estimated A.
shout forty tons In dealers private waTchOusep
whereas formerly they hea asout one hundred
tons. ono-fOurth of all Imported into Fuclnnd
goes To tho sheffield cutters No really snlisfnc,
tory substitute for ivory has been found ana
millions await tho dscovercr of one The
eIiSlhg substitutes won't take the needed mol
ish f''
Tho iollowng.tahle. from the census bureau
shows HE capital Invested md thu vauo OF
products Of nll the establishments Of mnuuf,p
lutlng indns'ty gas excepted. IN each ~ the
states and territories. as returned at the crn.us
OF 1850
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
nuihDINa MA rEIliNI,,

a party of Michigan capitalists have pur,
CHASED large tracts OF timber land In NATION
county Mississippi, Cor the purpose of g,inr
'hm Iho lumber business ON an extensive scale
United States does not to-day its said greatly
exceed ~ 5000 00Ol feet, and this eStimuic In,
GUIDES NE small aud inferior trees. The annua
pNNIINeuon OF this lumber is not far from 10
VuVVu'V0 ieet aud tho demand Is constantly
aud rapidly increasing
me Northwestern lumbermau says seri
Gus drought has prevailed IN New England sine,
nu,l summer, with the exception Of one storm In
eoptmber Tho consequence Is that the
streams Hnd lakes nte dried mp aud hundred,
~ WillN ahd manufacturing establishments ari
1epu,ou ot power 10 run The eject of IN,
utuugh' was itlat the fall by the saw-mill lu-
ior,SL especially In New Uamnybirenn1 Maine
Snd 10 SOME extent IN Vermont amt northern
NV YORK ON account Of the frequent rrcur
| rehcooi drought In northern New Knylaud
s'vam Is being largely substituted for water,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

Regarding chemicals ana staple drugs a New
l0tg paper says, " here has been little or
nolhias IA The way OF movement OF round LOIS
OF goods 10 any ttsnch of the markOi but N g
luhtins diNtrihuliun 81 The lesdlng staples
seems very fair Quicksilver i very ifregu ar
"a price, owing io lafgc ARRIVALS frum abroaf
uue U tht prevail irg nPiu!on that a. per ueuL
GUY Is lAc'y a. ha Imposed aud consequent
auAleN q grt considerable supply on ghls mar
hvt prtNi0u.ly some lev round lufs are said
10 De available AZ Is Cenn aud % tn "a cynls h.
tupltu Tor single hsskA. German quiulGe ia
held rather more trmly II 81 IS III bulk and %
an apo traucss, not lees than s, 51A, would
eul ArIita lowers are weak Al from - cents
Tor tcst down 10 3 4, cents for iulliYsr.pt auau-
lues Nassla buds are easier W ..r2la cents
a. tn qualty. tNnary aud hemp seeds are very
h'in a. the recent advance, with supply ~ really
sgnd stuek moderate At this point Natsile lou
OF ,aAl"t ol, IN eases are sdN available at "a.
Iotush IL lower"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
nAtsNW ARE.
rO.pAY,a puorArInNa.

Axcs--Collins', per dozen, $50; Gold Dollar,
pet dozen, 800; diamond EagN yer dosen,
tNW; Double hit, MCN
shovols and Spades kowlauds, discount 50
per cent. Amos list s,eel goods, discount 40 and
10 pcr cent
Rubber hcltiug- Discount 80 per cont
Nalls-A0O rate.
Horse shocs--NN Per keg.
Horse nails--Northwostorn,N No u hSo; No 4
M per COX.
lron--tc rate
stccl-plow, 7ci lay, 20; cast $50 por pound.
Sheet iron--D u. 20; galvanised discount q
per cent.
skilloe aud lids, SO PER pound sugar kottlcS
~ per pound
Tacks-,n boxes 100 papers, 1. 80 pcr ecx.
Grub hocs-psr dcsen 400 wlroad picks,
Dor dozen, 0uC
Mattocks-per dosrr nAQn,
scales-PNrbankA discount ~ pct cent.
Howe discount - per vcnt-
TIN plate--l, q, ihxlA per box, 500; L O., l4x
~ per sox, 500; TornS l&xsN per box. 80;
Tcri,N ANA pcS boz. lhN
rmwar.- pieced discount 10 per cent, !:
,Nnped, discount 40 pcr cent
solaer-NN l. isc, No. Ia and IL $50 pos
pound.
No. / duck hone collArs--< % pcr dosen.
~ PER dossn. W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
Gttu Nrainni,rr

IN CuNplLAvCE WITH peso,,,m.--,-
opnIpHl ~ a regular meeting a, a., IN S,,N'.
hr S,,,uiHul Oh NE 10Th day of Iannnrv ivy
thS ei oMlns sections Of chapter s. sic,c ~
sections i sSSl II" re- S SsG published tS.w
SyNuE oi all owners ar prppcr,v la! n,auc INC
and 100 We Same together with H. cn, sv
Hon. V,"nrg " good rvpaIr and rSe NY
6y ordnSmncss "o,; sxeep! such as are pSrmit,Sd
ull' seuon, after three dS, y n comply with
Nm" pan shall be deemed guilty ~ ',om r,v
any su,, s N.Y., upon conviction han bc Anvil y,
Section SMif 90 ,,s suIate separate ofen,c ""'
,hs allow any trash, air or ei,h any building
sbsn ' he fora longer time than sis Sof his
ppon SoSvicacS 4, guy g a mlsd,mesnor an NJ
s,n IN any sum notless ,han = ,our, shall be
N. Swt X ti,x s u,u,e INV
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
SPRING WAGONS. ETC

DALLAS supplies nearly al north Texas with
wagon wooi work, and thu sales IN this line are
steady and continuous. Prices are Is follows
iHls Is ihv great central depot Tot all Kinds OF
wagons, bugEicS carriages. etc. from which
country 0yaleTs get their suppieA The follow.
.ug are ruling p-iccs here
Tp-pAN's qCurAr.GSs.
-hAyrB-Ste5a poies. ssalb per d0L
huaolEs-tirado B and spring top, leOei0G DO
ouclL t7Oelss do side SPRING. too, sl0l,lis; DO
aide bar. slu0S 80 do phasious sia5 $50. A grade
side spring. slAseAo DO ~ aetouS sI50e 1C0
bump seat buggioS. sl7s l,tt . atform springs
Nlu al1 tN.~ Spring waEous pVlntlh
5P1Ahs From ? IA ~ inch. per set XXX sci
ert T.. Xxx, sl7 IS
SNvGD fELLogS-ls IN -. 81 ~ per set
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
TO-DAY's QUOTATIONS..

hmoG-- At the klns 20 $40 Kiln run.
SroNN-At The pallaH QuArrleA 10 nor uuhts
'eos u Tor tcundaiom IL for wall and IS fci
dressed mon. "
LuMnnR-leilow pine rough. % % por 10,
ce over Is feet In !custh; g. OS Matnhd ana
Iesscd tooiing and HuiShing, 50 "a; \ oniline
81 ceiling, s. 6Q yellow plns
gdlng e. whi,o Pine cellng a "a hrs
roinmow white ptnO siding, Arst common AZ A
| pop'St dressed both aides, SiS v>,uyh walnut
W. W lN Uom,uou doors, a " to 81 sash, n 4,
10 % as 70 STAG. - "
rosrS-Cedsr. sl2 so Boisodarc, ela
~ hs--'& 60@t rcr thousand.
e AsrrR fARls--pcr barrel, elat NJ,
hAlk-for pound, mo,
Yellow, Pine g. ~ 10 4 IS white
81 ~ NoS ~ ~ "' y
Portland, So 50 W W
DEAiN Nra-s inoh, To per foot, Z, ,nch. No
men, sac inch, IN inch, bOS'
NfMENr tLuEs--6 inch, S5AV; 2 iuch kcc. sinch
ceiling ioint 81; inch cap, 6pNs Z Inch ellinc
lolnL VI " finch cap do, 6On
MlxEp rAISrs-Ready for use and all colors
VI lO@l ~ per gal. All the tested aud stnndsr,
makes arr on sale by nalN dealers
WHITE LrAn-Strictly pun, 81 80
LlMn-CoopcrN. Austin 81 per barrel, hnlN
" ~ Denson Tar lots, Nc ros barrel Al ~
paiiaA IN lots 2oc pcr bushol 2Sn
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
LIVE STOCK

There wero slaughtered nj Denver last year
1000 head Of hcvyes, - Ot0 head OF sheep, and
10000 head Of hogs
british cattle adviccs to the proyers journal
report weak market for cattle, the best Anut
can steers being lAc. lower Quoted at tGkC
per pound for the estimated dead weight sheep
steady Mt lSG2lc
The damaSo to cattle from Che recent cold snap
was not so great in Texas as at first feared Tho
largest number reported lost tfOm one pasture
was fifteen head. The shipments are light now,
w the cattle arc IN bad cOudititu.
There nrc la,oOO head OF jersey cattle In tho
Isle OF Jersey and 6,000 on the Isle OF Guernsey
The expectations from both are neatly 3 90
head The imperialism of cattle to those islands
10 strictly prohibited, aud no vessel having II
horned beast On board is allowed to enter any OF
their ports,
In the well.watorcd region about the base of
the Rocky Mountains sheep husbdndry is rap.
LILLY taking precedence Horses, owing To the
TACT INA! they range among Tho broken hills
where sheep do not feed, afc also Couhsed to
the mountains, hut tao laigcr herds of cattle
thnl DEEPER MI solely appn the range, winter and
SUMMER, Tor subsistence are moving ont toward
we pains, country where water courses are
lev aud far between fine gnzng country,
which, owing IL the scarcity Ol Op,n water In
wlnwr is not adapted to sheep This win be a
permanent cattle range, but In order ~ make il
secure against the OnCruaohmcuts OF tho shcp
heiu, cntuc'g overs should locate the bottom
lands along the streams, for sheen will not ~
Whcto thtto II no show Tor putting up II rcasuua.
pie amount of hay, audaro not apt To atop Ii,
lo1A lues where There isnoto open water the year
around A few years ago there was Coustdcra.
nlo lalk about collision between these TWO iu-
lerrSlN 0nd some essayod tn regulate the mat.
WrNy legislation, This, however was i'm prNc.
uVnblG Len 10 take ttsuwn course, Il has pretty
wei regulated Itself and tho best OF feeling pre-.
walls between the two Industries,
to-uAN sQuurArtuSs
hERf NArTLN-Butchors stock, grass TED, "a;
corn ted D.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
NERVOUS DEBIL7TY.

Nerve ms "S and n S,s sc,~si ~, L. j. WRISTS
snha 'eVvt nature, such AZ Nervous Hcad.
sn sn Mental Depression Loss Of Mcmo'y.
sau ss%aa' Sr and ln,elrn,ary Emissions,
etc' an, ~ oyerwork o, the brain. seif-abuse'
n Hrcn order. ssrsins 70 refund he mons1
moa,, v treatment fos not eject q cure In Il K
ssn, nv. fnee q per boz; six boxes Tor n
snsees i ssssa s%1n On On ssSs'r, q pres Gus,.
s NE and an Rs;an Drugvist New Orisass I" Or
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
II2UOHs
ro.nAYs QrorArloSe.

TW-I'NI : NTWTN HUNG
ALcoHoa-S2 50 per gaL Ne 10. alga wines.
NhiesY-keChhed, u l0sii 50, Is pe- proof
BOZ! nash one year Old, 81 TO two yeais old
81 uOcgt2 - three years Old e S0esS2 Is; fancy
extra Oldwhlsty. Stiaa IA per egN
WINS, igret Ia case Ssst5. per quality; Ca
t,woS, psr gal 90cesl so Port q No.2 sherry,
pei ga 81 SHE'S Madeira, Der IA. 81 Gl45. white
wine IN casoS, ~ GtNl0
relationships Mum Co e2S129 Ho,A.
sok, N basket t1dG2s; Krls. IN baGket s26sy2s
Domestic champagne, TaglA
ALN-stncS Ala yer doz, 81 OO@9 25: Porter
por dos. e. 0ust1 %
EorgLE BEgS-St LouiI quarts. ~ piuts si2 10
budRo'ker, own size sl2 20 plnts, Sli 0e EY.
rytt beer quarts, sl& pinu, SlG50
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
sAUDLKEYASo LEArnEI,
ro-UaY's QUOTATIONS..

ro-UAY'S QUOTATIONS..
snif RATHER oAK--No J, gG4G 10. Z. 81 a
JK-Best buffalo slaughter 90; good ~
SAmorna % no, 2 D, good damage, Il
AZ HARNESS LHArHKg--NS L g6aYsc. No .
%
hGdiooG- Prime, 80 90 good, IS; DO No. 8 500
FaENcH CALysKIS-Si - 10 ". according 10
quality
PHlLADHLrHIA CAtFsKIS--No. /, 81 10 to Is;
do No , 81 ~ 10 10
PHILADELPHIA Kirs-No. !. $50 to 81 20 sc.
c0riinR ~ weight
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04


TnE tec0ipiso i grain to-day by wagon were
''enliruly oircumsurbed." The morning opened
with cold norlher and the splitting fall OF snow
warned farmers that II was more cnnsoniol 10
remain ~ huma 10y good tire Than To load their
wagons with corn ara oats 0nd wheat aud oiler
them for sale In tho city. Very little grain was
offered on the streets Tho receipts by rail were
cur of corn from Plano, car OF oats from the
samo place, two cars ot flour from kausNs, aud
one or two other ears OF corn and oats nom other
localities, rhp shipments were II car OF oOtn ~
Albany, u car OF oats to New Orleans, another 10
Palestine, and mixed car ot corn and hay TO
the plncritB IN eastern Texas. car OF
hay, from Mesquite. IL on tho track In thi,
city, when win be unloaded here or sont 10 the
west The present cold snap has brought sew.
eral kilograms for cotton seed and hay IRON
shvcll-Browcts on the plains III the western coun-
ties, and dealers have been active In endonyor.
Ing 70 III the orders ut once Pilccs arc very
firm for all kinds OF grain. aud relall dealers arc
anxious losccuro all that is oilircd on the streets
fO-pANs QUOTATIONS
WnKAr-Choiro, l,0J; medium, 05o; low grade
} gOp Niohtayue. 10 10 BOC,
= RrR-FiIm AZ % " $50
BARiky- 5S to COO
ElLLIr Ssep-6S GoaMan millol MA.
OAIs'-lS 10 $50 Tor spring; To t2c for fall.
choice rcd rust proof bt@6oc, m sacks, 8 cents
additional.
oons--ln shuok, SOC to.5ac; shclcd and sacked,
Boo 10 coo.
DkAs-wo quote Al mlils lo.m IN acSN sacks.
l.26.
ILouR- We quote CITY Minis as foIowa, xXA
2% xxxx, w20h extra $40 Magnolia sa75
Faucy, eS,lbG,sS 10 choice q, Oaa 80 10
xxxX. sl7o; XNX, t2bo Xxx, e2aO.
i. Corn meal, per busnel, u ~,
Fxnp-Unoppcd corn, pei 400 his, " no oruch.
Oh corn aud cob, per 100 lbs, u So crushed corn
and barley pos ln lbs, % 70; corn brau, per loc
lbs, 1SA
hAy-Dark, 9e@S bright $40. rIom storos-
prairie, baled, dark, a6l1, bright si2 bright
ircc ON boarG car, go to ~ DARK. O. tos.
CogroS Sssp--fifm ut lSho, per bushcl,
CaliiornGs wheat product for 1852 amounted
10 aAOOO0OO bushels. while the eS ports OF wheat
aud Hour aggregated 2LG3b,qOG oentals, barley,
p,OtOvOO ccutulS. Tho imports VI sugar aggro.
gated lc6, bUQ, 900 pounds. The gold sud silver
product amounted to ESQ b00, 900. Tho total pro,
duct OF both geld and silver In the Pacific slope
since 1878 aggregated 81 6l6b 100 and OF thi.
sum tb5p son. 90 vas silver Tho coinage In san
Francisco aimee 1891 amounts to sJOa OOOO,1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
COAL AND WOOD.

TO-DAY QUOTATIONS..
EoAl- indian nation, $500 per ton
CoEg-'OC per barrel
V0oD - Oak, hickory snd ash, sin
per cord, Sawed stove wood Is retailing st tho
rates OF IL 50 to 5 60 per cord
OHAAuO AIS oarts var harm.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

AH,"ulhi duNr co ,EyTARIISyIscn
- In ls73. Excnanr Cp,rt Vcu 80 "a ~ ~,
la Sale street Chicago w" 'o'A' 10
s..,,, IA. HERS AND BROKERS.
G., opee'4. laGl lies for the pulchas, and sn,o NJ
a'ockS, Honds, Grain, Provision, '' '"i' VI
kctCr to MeChAn ps' Nj a,,f ~ , =,
Fith National Bapk bicS U. a S,99V' New York;
eurity Bank ouisville, Ky '''N " ll'n &C.
change 'o'A SIOUX EN-
"a HrSr Member Chicago Board of Trade.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

s .nS W,~ors a, every kind, and the bcsuty
Of |, IA Tint the proprietors and attendants
Know how 10 coHcoct drink ofAny kind 70
suit you.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

A tfsS Va. Ceoree Rusley emu N.Uss.~ 49,
Inn, vagrArcy; discharged.
CITY W, Ellen Love. abusive Language
continued. -
,.s..V lcs, lunvua ue, fined 30,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
sletu ADVERTISEMENTS.
The UNION TRUST COMPANY
GIL AND 6l3 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. pa

18s
CAPITAL, SlO0O,OOO Charter Pe,petnal
AeiS as executor, admin istrator assignee. m.
ceNer guardian, attorney, agent, trustee and
committee, alone or III connection with an ipdi.
yilualappontec 'NN'
takes charge OF the property Of absentees And
uou'reSiuehls, collects and RENTS income
promptly and discharges faithfully the duties of
law. ''"H W 'ho
=, safes fer rent within Burgar-propf Vaults of
inc most approved construction
WINS Kept IN Fire aud Burglar-nronf Safes
without charge. Plate, securities and MI otber
valuables secure ly kept al a moderate animal
char.e lor safe T eturn or specific indemnity,
s, Gur uusS anu other approved securities for
Interest allowed on moneys deoosite1 far dog.
lute, PERIODS or upon ten days notice
W. PArrR-oN, President
ihIsTkk ClNMEB. NiCc-PreSident
MAHloN $. eTOBEs Treasurer
fBANCls BACON, secretary aud Trust & floor
~, DlRGCTObs
H. w, y, patterson, llon'r +, Bsyard,
49, i,o1k Wilmington, Del
Hon. Al lson White, Harrisburg Pa
Dr. e. I. Turner, Hon j s NfTce
hIin,, u, "ISisoh, Huntington, Pa:
Joseph L Keefe, RgoJin%' - -
luhomes Il. Patton, Henry ! Fc1p,t
/ W. j. Mead, Rpey'n. 49,
James Martin, Edmrnns M,
/ Dr. u. Hayes Apnery. MIMI, 30 -, boIE,
/ iobn = LII Hon L Y. Monaghan,
J Nm NHv"N'Hg west Chester. Pa
II nh pnia "a; General WV II Davis
N5r+j.,',rnh "2u3I"h' boylestown, Pa
/ N''No"h, NJ - 'haricS w U0op,r
! Allentown, Pa
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

The storm Of tad preyon,ea n largo Mt.
tendance or the Exchange, aud tho transactions
WHY SVffospondingly light, Dealers all agreed
that tho weather Was too dsasrcuNblo to load
cars, aud purchases were made with u view To
delivery on Monday Thtre was rather u bet.
ter feeling IN cora. aud holders were Arm In
their ask,ngs Tho enquiry for wheat was nc.
i've, but the offerings were light Ihorc wnsu
change TO note IN onts, which was quiet. Prices
were steady, but ilgm all round
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
COOpEKAtiLi

IHRRR Is steady demand here for cooperaee
ana coopcragr stock of all kinds, and orders
very heavy.
Tu-pAYs QUOTATIONS..
mOassos barrels u 50 hAlfbarrels, 81 70; Reg,
&c; sugar barrels bS. halfbarrols &. hoop poe'
" LuO1 81
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
IS IL CHI g T;

lhe only discover ofthe poisonous uri, s,i1
equity patients ''"'e anu
sA,iUN LlCA is kuowu as u common sor,o
lt,nmlGIuy because II strikes directly al The csnse
VI rheumatism, Gout and Neuralgia Will So
many so'eGlled specifies epd supposed psn@pc S
only treat locally the effects ''''"'0"S
IL has been conceded rs en,lno,t ,,i,,,,i.,.
That outward applications such MS i,S,'Si'
u',H olltlncnis, tn,m,nts and sunthug lotians
WIN not eradicate these diseases which mo- ,i,S
sCf9t Oh the poisoning Of the blood viii mia C
IN M. ', y hiNA works with marvellous etIec,
W." ~, ,'',N uylu AM so removes the disorder IN 1,
now extensively used by all Cclebrntrd nb IT,,
y 1880 q, AingicG aud Europe Highest Nr3ics,
, three days 'eHI cures IN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04

|uccsss Of iEsT s~ussrwss wss
pard ~ Trade rooms. Tho
subscriptions, appointed
tcembcr, reported that they
In obtaining very near W.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-04
QUEENSw WARE

Assorted crates. $40 To go
runbleTs Soc, 20 81 on.
stoneware, per l.oOs gall0LA, $1,000
L1mns-p " ~ 7hG " S2SnS TG