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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-02

staid citizen accosted Mayor Philbrook
Yesterday forenoon, and with a 1oleful
eountenance informed that official that the
evening previous he had been assaulted on
STATE street by six Young ladies'. who well
nlsh suftocated him in shower of salt. and
made things generally disagreeable for him.
ne remarked that If had been policeman
would have arrested them" and demanded
"@ the Mayor investigate the matter and
e'e MIN satisfaction. The truth was it was
haiiow cen. and tradition somewhere says
"a' II ayoung lady sallies ont of doors and
'"sws the first man she meets with salt, tina!
INDIVIDUAL will be her fuiure husband. Ac-
'0'uingly the frolicsome maidcns mentioned
A0O'e started out TO learn their fate. They
me' The citizen, deluged him with salt which
~ef carried for the purpose, and scurried
away out of sight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-02

The grape supply has dwindled down to
Almerias, Catawbas and Isabellas. This
season has been marked by poor crop of
Delawares. They have been frost-bitten and
asteess. One man in Maine city is said
TO have lost moderate fortune on a consign-
ment of Delawares. The grapes were ap.
parently fair but were tasteless and unsala-
Ole. lsahellas are largely sold for preserv-
ING and sell at ten cents. Cataw bas and lsa-
'eilss are mostly consigned from New York
and are raised in that State. The past week has
almost eclipsed the grape sale. The Alme-
flas remain throughout most of the winter a
standard grape
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Epilepsy Entirely Cured.

Prof Irving b. Smith of Pike, n. Y,
makes the following statement: Samaritan
Nervine has entirely cured me of epileptic
fits.
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Proposals..

EASTERN BRANCH, n. II. D. Vs.
Torus. Me-. Nov. 2, 1881
Proposals for furnishing the Eastern Branch, n.
II. d. V. s., during the coming winter with 800
pounds (more or iess) weekly. of Sausage, all pork
one third fat and two-ihris lean-to be delivered at
the Home In will secondclass goods be
received The Home the right TO reject any
or all bids.
Proposals in sealed envelopes will be received at
the Office of the undersigned until noon of the 9th
day of November.
ANDREW J. SMITH, Treas.
Approved LUTHER STEPHENSON. JR.. Governor.
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A Look Of Wonder

overcasts the countenances of all who look at the
Arkansas and Texas products displayed by the Mis-
seuh Pacific Railway at American Fair. Boston.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-02
TcGUs.

Veteran Lodge, I. o. G. r., Togus, elected
the following officers Wednesday to serve for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-11-02
City Personals,

The edition of the new Revised Statutes
will be ready for delivery the latter part of
December.
Miss Josie Ryder returned to her home in
Albion from a visit to friends in this city,
yesterday.
Howard Owen, Esq, went to Bucksp0rt
last night, where he will inspect a flsh-hatch-
ing establishment.
Maj. p. NJ. Fogler and wife went to Bos.
ton yesterday. They will attend the Exhi-
bitiOn before their return.
Conductor John Jewett of Jewetts train, is
attending the fair in Boston. He will be with
his train again next week.
The Messrs. Bakers of the law firm of
Baker, Baker & Cornish, went TO Rockland
yesterday, to attend court in that city.
Iir. Daniel Hallowell, wife and three
daughters of this city, took their departure
for Lowell, Mass, yesterday. where they will
reside in the future.
Messrs. ex-Mayor Vickery and Samuel
Glazier have returned from their two days
hunting trip, this week, with 81 woodcock, 6
partridge and rabbit. They bagged 90 wood
cock in one day.
Mr.. VIM. Young, formerly employed in
Moulton's Fish Market, will supersede Mr..
Harrington at the American Express office,
and will Immediately enter upon the dis
charge of his duties.
Mr.. Charles Haggerty, who has just been
admitted to the bar in Kennebec county. will
remove to Webster, Mass, and probably set
tie there. Mr.. Haggerty read law with Her
bert NJ. Heath. He passed an excellent en-
animation, and will undoubtedly achieve
success in his chosen profession.
Mr. s. c. G. Ward. who has been employ
ed in the post-otiice since March, 1881, has
rendered his resignation, to take effect Nov.
Ist. His close application to his duties here
have somewhat impaired his health and he
will spend the winter in Florida. hoping to
restore it. Mr.. A. II. Boardman has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-03-28

Fancy, 81. 4oas. As; choice 81 2O6ls. IS; xxx,
SS.0OSS o5; XXX s26O@2e5; Xxx. s22Os2,2a
Corn meal. per bushel. IS.
FRED-Chopped corn, per 100 lbs. " y; crush
Cd corn and cob, per 100 lbs, VI 81 crushed corn
and barley, per 100 lbs, 400 corn bran, per 100
HiY~Dsrl, ~es bright $40. From s,oros---
prairie, baled, DARK, s6@7; bright sl2 bright
rec on board, car, $40 to u dark, 81 tos.
CorToN SEKD-Firm at i9Ac. per bushel.
st. Louis shipped TO foreign markets
during 1882 nearly 1000 900 barrels of flour.
For an inland city this is a big showing for
one year.
The Chicago Tribune's reports from forty
three points included in the wheat belt
OF Illinois seem to indicate that the injury
from the Hessian fly and the cold weather
will approximate about twenty-five per
cent OF the total crop.
The st. Louis Republican says: In Mis-
souri, the young wheat is already beginning
to take on fresh, green appearance, after
the winter, and it seems to be- generally ao-
cepted throughout the west that the FQbru-
AIRY sieet did not intlict the damage that was
npprehended. In southwest Missouri the
young wheat is growing vigorously, and is
everything farmers could wish. Flowing
for oats has already begun in this latitude
and the general expectation is that n large
area of corn will be planted. The consid-
cradle demand for our breadstuiis from
Europe, which may now be confidently
expected, will probably keep prices nearly
up to the present mark, and insure to west
ern farmers another satisfactory season.
Hon. Joseph NimmO, ir,, chief of the
bureau OF statistics, furnishes the following
reports of the exports of breadstuils during
the month of February, 1883, and for the
past eight months, AS compared with cor
responding ppriod in lSSl-Q.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

The Industrial World, of Chicago, saws:
There are some signs of weakness in the
Western Nail associations combination,
and nails are now being freely sold here at
SS.aO rates, which, with the abatement OF
~ cents per keg, reduces the price to
~ 80 IN car lots. The nail mills belonging
to the Western Nail association started up
on Monday to run three weeks, according
to agreement, but whether they will continue
aher the expiration of that time is not
known at present. AS the stocks generally
throughout the country are believed to be
lght, the demand, it is thought, will war
rant their SO doing,
ro-pAy's QUOTATIONS
Axes--Coius' per dozen, 300 Gold Dollar nor
dozen, SO Diamond, Edge per dozen, 1000;
Double Bit 20 % '''
shovels and spsdes-Rowland's, discoun, 80
Per eens Ames list steel goods, discount 10 and
ssilles and lids SC per pound; sugar kettles
90 per pound.
:, scales.-,FairbankS discount Is 10, cent.
Howe discount % per cent.
TIN rlate-l. C., lONlI per box, 500. | O.. lix
~, per box, 500; Terne iix9O per boz 40,
Ierne Ox2S per box. 1850.
Tinware-picced discount 81 per pnpt. ,
tamped. discount 20 per ceuL
pound. wv pos
No. duck horse collars-l % per DOZEN
..i nanvs.wo loop, t,W per dozen, three loon
Iaess,in boxes 100 papers, 2. so per box.
Grub hoes-per dozen. 900, railroad picls
per dozen, a0C, f~
MattockS-per dozen, lLoC
rLAsrkR PAMs-ier barrel slasl 20.
NNunoer Beluns--Dhcount5 so per cent
,N Sheet s,ai irony y CO. sslvsnsad, discouu,
-. HEAVY HARDWARE.
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WOOL AND HIDES.

At the Hudson's Bay sales in London,
ending 9TH inst, there were no important
or marked changes, except IN bear, which
advanced % per cent above last July sales.
The general London sales of the Sth aud
9th were Of slight importance, and as fol.
lows; Sea otter 10 per cent higher; silver
fox ~ per cent higher: cross fox 10 per cent
higher, and red fox unchanged, as COM
pared with similar land the latest sales held
last July. The reports from the London
sales run in order as follows
Monday, March l2-Marten unchanged;
bear, 40 per cent higher, as compared with
the similar (the latest sales held last
July.
Tuesday, March l3.-Muskiat unchanged;
opossum, 10 per cent higher, as compared
with similar 1.-THE latest sales held last JAN
uary, 1T which muskrats, opossums, and
beaver only are offered and sold. Fisher,
otter and gray fox sold the same as in
July last, when all kinds of furs are offered
and sold.
Wednesday, March l4.-Skunk, 10 per
cent. higher than last July. Skunk have
been uncertain. This causes no advance
mere. 1t will enable us to continue getting
our quotations.
Thursday, March l5.-Beayer 10 per cent.
higher than last January sales, at which
beaver, rats and opossum only were sold;
lynx, per cent, and raccoon 20 per cent,
higher than iast july.
IL should be remembered that coon we're
duli and very Slow last July, ana that the
recent advances in this country are fully
equal to this advance of % per cent above
last July sales. Next London sales will be
held about. July > Marten and red fox
have not been helped by these sales, so no
change from their past dead state is
probable now for a long time. The ad-
vance in skunk will not improve our quota
tons, which ara the highest, but shows they
are vented TO fair extent in Europe,
which, with fair home demand will enable
dealers to promptly close out all reCeipts-at
the prices, 0possum is the only item ad-
Vanced by these sales, as demand comes
only from Europe, IL is not used here.
Ihe home demand controls the price of raj
coon, and mink. 1t is not halt supplied
and no weaEening in prices is probable; yet
These three articles are rs high as manu-
iacturers can afford to pay, and they can.
not advance more. In spite of the 10 per
cent. advance there appears to be no faith
In pale beaver, and dark sorts seem much
too dear. Good otter are wanted and sell
freely but not largely. This spring there
is no possibility OF any consignments be
ing held into the summer months, A good
demand Will exist for the next three
months, by which time all eastern furs will
have been sold and the heavy western con
sisnments begin to come in.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Fine spring per ID. ~ to DC. medium spring
per ID, 20 to PC; Mexican improved per h., 1,
TO Ice; bury of all grades 10 &c. off
Htdes-Dry flint sound and heavy II to 1ic
ditto light 10 To l2c; dry salt heavy, lie; di1,
| light IL to lOc; wet salt 7 to 71-2c; green
butchers, l-2 10 &c; all damaged, wet or dry
halt price, DeersKins, 20 TO 22n; sheepskins, y
aud Shenrlings, to $50
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he SAID, ARE rich and shrewd. They know
now 10 make the most of an Opportunity.
Ihey nave put their best goods on the mar.
Aet, anu Kept them at prices 10 or ~ cents
pound lower than the prices of genuine
nutlers, which, when put by the side OF
thoSe substitutes, could be distinguished
rom them only by an expert. You can
Juuge ior yourself what the effect would
ro-DAY's QUOTATIONS.
Sl.hhS AfflAs-New, IS 00@.650 per Dbl.
PBAcHEs-NOne in market
CALIFORNIA PEARs--None in market
OtANSEs-MesSlna boxes $50 Valencia
oranges, CaSesof 4s), 50 SOsDlO so
,LIhaoNsM Ter box. Sicily, 4,O094.50 per box:
DArEs-ln trails, la@l5c
rlSs-kegs lSc, layers u to 22c per pound,
NUrs-Almonds, PC per pound: Braxil loaAI2
dlberts, lSc; Naples wainuts, i5c. Ii Chestnut
imported, none on the market peanuts, Ten.
nesee rec sc LOG; choice white. IKE cooosnuts
I 50a so.
BANANAs-2.5o64.O 90 per bunch.
dRAPES-Malaga, {. COCO 30 half barrel. 1890
SWEET PorAroEs-75c TO l % per hushel
oHloss-Red, per barrel, $50; yellow, $50;
PorAToEs--per bushel, 81 50 and firm. choice
$50 NV '"is0
OABBAaE-New, 2 5O@S. 90 per dozen. old . N
per dozen or 4S5C per pound
sAuER kRAUr. B bis s. 81; half bols 81 "a.
large bbls $3.50. "
UHICEENp-Ne uuota at % bO63 IN Nor d,,au,
utSeys, 81 0OGsl so.
a66s-l0ml2c per uoEen.
HuTrRn-Cholce western, 10000; cooking, $50
IS country. 25@2S
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LUMBER AND suiLp,Nu MATERIAL

Nearly 100000 feet of lumber have
been shipped from Pensacola this season.
Speaking to Il young man from the west
yesterday he said, AT the close of the re.
bellion | could have bought lands contain.
ing fifty walnut trees to the acre for the
price of II single one of those trees now,
and millions of dollars worth of hat wealth
have been burned for fuel. making a poor
ire but literally feeding your fire with
your furniture"
ro-DAYs QUOTATIONS.
uGva-At the kins TO $40 kiln run
srcNR-I the Dallas lusrres 30 NO. uubc
zoos u Tor fouudauon u for wall and Is Tor
dressed front
l.. Lras MAXI ,, pine wsssS - 90 pc. 100
dressed Scoring and finishing 90 75; \ ceiliny
o. \ calling 81 ". yellow pine Siding 81 white
pine ce.iins o. 0o; nrst common -. seCoad com.
mon, 2,7a; waite pine siding first common,
Y % second common, : si poplar siding =,
anu walnut Eoofns SlS pei thousand,
poplar dressed both side.S $50 rough walnut,
sl25 W ll Common doors 81 80 " ~; sash. q "a
to 20 ~ TO sixe,
suISsLSs--Yellow. pine, 50 so to . "a white
pine y 30 to S. % Cypress No, /. as No I
81 5G EoS 81 ~
cgAKSr : Rosendsl0 S. rs; Louisville 90 70
PORTLAND, ST 90
DRAir PlrS--s inch, Ice per FOOT ,,ueh, 9e,
inch, Sae; inch, so,s s inoh, SOC.
osasNr tlrgs-6inc 7sG iuoh ioc inch
ceiling !oinsN il; Q iuch cap, Sow Inch o,lllns
loinL q IS: inch zap do, 6Oc,
MltGD pAiNrs--Ready for use ami All colors
VI OOel NJ per gal All the tested and standard
makes ARE on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-Strcuy pure, 81 SO
=, LlNE-Cocpered. Austin, 81 per bsrrel bulk
y 90 benson car lots, eOc per barrel, 81 rs
pll6A In lots. enC par bushel 2A0
hAIR--per pound, 50.
fosTs--Cedar, sl2 Ns Boise ara slt.
IA ns-h per thousand
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effort to dispose of the fruit crop, King
Winter, for once in his life, was disap-
pointed.
There were 100 patents granted in Ger
many between May and October, for in
yentions connected with electricity. Tele.
phones are being adopted on scale OF
increasing importance to that country,
there being now-according to the state
ments made at a recent meeting OF the
Berlin Electrotechnical society-telephonic
arrangements in eighteen German cities,
comprising 3,7SS different stations. The
total length of the Geographic lines used in
the above telephone service is $40 miles,
these lines comprising single wires i,Ol7
miles ia length.
A Texas Continental refrigerator car has
been loaded at Morgan City with oysters
from Berwck's Bay, which are of very fine
quality. and sent to San Francisco via the
Southern Pacific. The oyster car is at
tached to a passenger train, and the time
from Morgan City TO San Francisco will be
about six days. If this experimental ship
ment proves a success as no doubt it will,
the quantities will be increased and n large
trade in bivalyes established. The oysters
on the Pacific coast are of inferior quality
compared to those from Louisiana, and IL is
expected that the latter will be largely in
demand IL the problem of safe and cheap
transportation is satisfactorily solved.
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TiS,Jl,'K

=, Inc whisky crop in the eth district of
inentucky VIII be very light ON account of
the non-passage of the whisky bill by the
late congress. Only twenty.seyen ont of
seventy registered distileries are in opera.
Iion, ana these, with ono exception. ara
running half capacity, and that one is max =.
ing only 80 barrels daily. The floods caused
temporary suspension OF several lessnn.
,nS tue amount of the monthly production
~ was also decreased by several reducing
,ne mash The February mash Was "a. an
bushels; production, 30S737 gallons al
WHISKY Only 10 per cent. of last YEAR !
crop, which was S0,000,OO0 gallons.
ana will be made this 500
son, Thirteen million gallons u,
WHISKY WHISKY are in bond still In the district. The
u,s.lilers nave an evident intention To no.
uuve production so that the trade demand
VIII help them out with the surplus stock.
TODAY ouorAnoSe.
aasvohpb-n 10 per gpL IA por hign vl,,,a.
~. m.n.. e 81 l0t1l so as pa- proof
AZ ss S,sn a, one year old, a b@ Two Yeas oid
y. ,otos2 w three years old. 81 aSy9ss so fancy
ex,ra Old whisky. eissS. a. Der aro' '>"''
MiNfs--ClarcL In case, ss6SA u,r al,ap,, A..
r rwoa psr gal Mceel 80 Port ii oO,iI shcryS
pot gaL VI VGl, Madeira, per gal 81 En6ss, mi,
Wlne IN cases. 50 5otliR NV
NhAMrAosh--Julcs Mum q 90. ta,ses, ue,,
M, in nasset s2scs2s Kruk. IN hasset SS..,S,
domestic champaens. s'aslL ''
XIILk bkkR--St Lou. quarts, Sl4 pintssl. A.
is v"~e 's own Mse sl2 90 puts sia 81 u.
AIS. Wv VANS eN"' keg beer.
-. AL IN Y .Ale per dos "a oooa ~ S.w,
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PROVISIONS,

The opinion is expressed that spite Of the
prQhiOltlon American meats will continue
10 be shipped to Germany via Great Britain.
several large firms in this country are on.
gagged in curing.largely Tor the British trade.
cutting their meats according to the Eng
iish fashion. When re-packed in Great
britain they will be indislinguishable from
Engllsh'cured meats, and 1t is quite proba.
nle that IN this form they will find their
way into Germany spite Of prohibition.
Inc New York Bulletin says the markets
are all upset again. Speculation ran prices
OF iulnrc pork lard and meats down at the
west, ana IN spite OF this tact hogs were
higher than on Saturday. Legitimate trade
was, in consequence, restricted IN yerv
moderate PROPORTIONS; the lower prices on
future deliveries influencing the market for
spot goods SO that packers could do nothing
except at apositive loss. The same inllu.
ehces caused home and export BUYERS to
mold oil as much as circumstances would
admit, and besides, tended 10
holu IN check purchases OF goods that are
likely To be wanted in few DAYS. CITY
packers are iaring worse, ii anything, than
the western interests, present bids ior pro
duck being relatively so much below the
cost OF hogs that they would net a loss of
aooul Sl2o per hog. Sales OF meats were
maze NJ slight advance to-day, but the
volume OF business was light. Speculation
partook OF something the same semi.de.
morallZatlon that prevaiedlate last Friday,
prices having mllen 10 to loo on pork, aud
"a 10 i2lo on lard from the opening rates at
Chlrago, while lard dropped 6 To Sc in the
local market. Wall street parties were
again selling, but indications prevailed that
one nacker at least was ops rating on the
bear side
The exports oi hog products from four At.
iahtlc ports during the week ending March
II, were i.iso barrels pork, 49,, gOS pounds
lhtd anu SOl,d pounds bacon; same pc
ROD last year, 5,l27 barrels pork, 6,iS5, il2
pounds lard and Z ,S92 .75l pounds bacon,
ro-DAN's QUOTATIONS -~.~s
"a JVF- i.ohg clesr SIDES l2ac: sns,, - :
l2Sc breakfast bacon ibho.
ilAC ~ N''''' "''"''
h.Ns-fain. lac.
LANp--Tetue, l2sc; nall barrel lac u.n,
cans lSSc 2e'lh oans l3aC: lO.lh oans. lsct,,
A-'h cans l3h; c.,h cans. 49,,
- o - -
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SADDLuRY AND LEATHER.

TO-DAY SOLICITATIONS.
90 ooLS LEATHER oAK-No. l, Sg@i0 No, ?, $40
dsMLo0K-best buhalc slaughter, so; good. %
Desl Matamoras, ~; No. Q Is "ON ~
nd, OAK HARNESS LEATHER--No. ], S5SSSc; No. 9.
HSiENLoCN-fdmc, IS; DO good, $50.
quality. TO "ONo'uius W
DO No. 2 o. % TO 10 Az e" 90
rlhIiLAbkLrHIA KITs--No. 1. $50 " ~ 90 no
NJ. 3, stage collars, $lg.6O,
Duck collars 81. 20.
No. d In cotton back bands, 81. 2l
80 Sts cotton baCl; bands, 81. so
No cotton back bands, 81 ,5i
6h-6-2 trace chains, ACC.
6S-S-2 trace chains, $40,
7-S-2 trace chains, COO
NO, l hook hauas NJ. &H.. SLo5,No .
No. Web Haiters rope tie, $500
No 2 Web hatters' rome tic. sS75
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DRUGS

a New York paper says; Gable adyices
rom England report further advance
there of 10 TO 10 per cent, in price OF canary
Seed the local market for the article is firm
IN sympathy, but prices here are still about
20 per cent. under the cost of importation.
The lower grades Of gum-arabic are iirmer
ana held higher Citric acid is weak, with
o. cents the top price on round lots.r
rO-pAYk QUOTATIDNn
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FRUITS, NIrs. vEGEl'A RILEY poulrp,
HurrkR AND E,,,,s

inquiry, was made OF Mr.. Clark. who
manages the rhurber's butter department,
as 10 now much the presence ot oleomnr'
parine and other Quaker dairy buffers
hsu eontrioii'ed to the failure Of the effort
70 pa' uuNer up TO an unheari.of figure.
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Johnsnn's Anodyde Imminent is richly
worth $40 bottle IN certain eases. For in.
stance, IN cases oi dlphlheria, Group and
asthma, when the suff rer II almost dead
ior want oil breath aud something is re.
CURED to act instantly. /, costs only 81
entS
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COAL AMI WOOD,

TODAY QUOTATIONS.
NdAt Indian nation. ss.bO per ton.
noKk--'Oc per barrel
Woop - Oak. hickory and ash, $40
p,f voro sawed stove wood " rotailing ut The
Rics Of " 40 TO 8 % per cord
,Rro,t---N rau,s ~av hsrpN
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election sloticc.

y compliance with an order of the City Council
m S hme S NS OF Dallas, made ct an adjourned
February, lSS, notice is hereby piyen tSS;i a vi
election VIII be held in the CITY of Dallas an an
tuesday the I'd day Of April, issS for tho e,s on
w won Of g Mayor and one Alderman from each
the Court House In the Wrist Ward Chsr Ie,u ~
Terry presiding officer at Bests store IN tho
second Ward, W, Il, Pest presiding ofsoar, Wv, ~,
me Third Ward school house in the Third WsrS y
" ", a Norton presiding officer at the Fourth
mSfd school house In the Fourth Ward ! u !
Eakin presiding officer ], " cnow sru, Dc Dc
G. NJ, swISK, N"oSnvS
. City secretary "sor'
ualIas. TetaS March y 1881 ras,,
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cOOPERAuk

rocArs euorArloss
Holssees bafrela u 90 hslfb,ftel. /. 4, l...
ny suksrs Sefrsls 81 halfbarrek y 80, noIn.
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ANOTHER COMBINATION.
Thu LITTLE DETECTIVE
OR HOUSEKEEPEn'S SCALE,

Ths scale weighs accurately ANYTHING r-o,n
ohe,iourth ounce to 70 pounds Itismade win
s ,S bearings aud brass beam Jus, the
than has frequently been offered AZ wica ana
even three times the money. The mauuf,rtnr'
ers lUh'cagy Scale Company guarantees them
IhoDaiias weekly Herald. for ono vear
postage pad, aud this Scale will be S,rris. Sa
for -Four Dollars (sL) '"'h'sueu
The Scale will DC neatly boxed and shipnea
by express as may be directed by the snhsnr,hos
me subscriber must pay the expenses.
letter. Address DALLAS uEp, SSSins.ereu
Dallas Tayaa