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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-31
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Office MEMPHIS CRY FIRE g. GENERAL !
INSURANCE Co.,, 10 Madison street,

Office MEMPHIS CRY FIRE q GENERAL
INSURANCE Co., 10 Madison street,
Memphis, Tenn, June 20, 1883.
A the meeting Of the Board Of Directors,
"A hell ON the 25th inst, A DIVIDEND OF
FIVE PER CENT on the capital stock Of the
company was declared. to take effect this
day This dividend pays of the balance due
on the stock notes, and the cashier was in
struetsd by the Board to cancel and return
the stock Aetee and TO give public notice that
our capital is now full paid, and that the
company now SolicitS business with cash
capital of a
Quarter of a Million Dollars.
Notice is also hereby given to the stock
holders 70 rstgrn the old certificates Of stock
receive new, full paid certificates in their
steed. By order Of the Board of Directors,
y. M. APP PKRS0N. President:
HKERY J. LYNN, Cashier. 1Sl
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-07-31

Hand bills of all sizes, from the
smallest to three sheet potter, done
with neatness and dispatch, at the
PUBLIC LEDGER job printing office.
Prices as low as the lowest,
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GRIFFIN SPRINGS,

THESE Springs, situated 81 miles from
SUBMITS Of the South, eastern extension OF
ths Ozark mountains. Opened 10 the public
but few years, thcy have already Rain6a aH
enviable reputation as a cure for sll Of
womtn's peculiar ills, malarial poisoning,
indigestion, granular sore eyes, diseases Of
thS urinary systom, dropsical affections,
nairy. paralysis, eto., etes
1Wot,1 accommodations perfect, and the
,ohIe q 81, piled with the best Csc os9ptFy
sEnrds. fars reasonable. For further par,
q tlcTIsrS NY r d HENDERSON Z co. Prons.
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NOTICE.

HA,VINg sold my interest In the irm Of
IL ]. B. Neely q Co. In the bridge piljne
business on the Memphis ard Vicksbnre rail-
road to Johu. Donnelly, ] have retired from
said firm and the said Donnelly has assumed
my position. 134 JY, JOHNSON
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXES-Collins, per dozen, so; Gold Dollar
per dosenS 80 Diamond Edge, per dozen, 50
sKILLETS AND LIDS-42lc per pound; suga
kettles, Axe per pound.
SCALES-Fairbanks. discount rs per cent
Howe, discount % per cent.
TIN PLATED. O. 10xl4, per box, 8 90; ]. G
14x20, per box, 90; Terne, 14x2o, per box, 30
TINWARE-Pieced, discount so per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
SOLDERING. l, 15c; No. 10 and IL 1Sc pei
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No ia 25 per dozen
HAMEs two loop A on per pozen; three ioop
TACKsNIn boxes, 100 papers, so per box.
GRUB HOE5-Per dozen, "; railroad picks,
per dozen, 8 80.
MATTOCKS-Pe dozen, 9 80.
PLASTER PARIa--Per barrel, 00@4 so.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 50per cent.
NAILS-3 IS tate.
SHEET IRON-27 B. &c; galvanized, discount
sHoVELs AND sPADEs-R owland's dis
count 40 per cent Ames' list steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDWARE-Shafts, hnished y 10
10 &c. O.. Hickory axles, 10 co. holsters, 4 20
Coupling poles, 70, spokes, xxx, select 2 20
Xxx, $50 Sawed ielloes, TX, rs; 2, 2 90.
Bowden shoes, 90. Northw estern horse nails,
No G, 6 90; q, 8 %; g. 0O Bar iron, 4c rate
Pillow steel, 7c spriHg Steel sc; cast steel, 1Sc.
BUGGlES-Grade B, and spring top, 30 Oo@
100 co. do open, 70 OogSo 90; do side springs
top, 100 OO@l55 co. do side bar, 100 0o@l3O co. do
phatons, 125 00al50 90. A grade side spring.
i4O 90 1o2 90: do phRtons, $50 O0G200 10: bump
seat buggies, 175 o06250 90; platform snrings
ITO 0O9110 10; three spring wagons, 30 0C@ll5
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RAILWAYS

Fror the Times-Dfmocrai: Yesterday
be Racket Reporter bad an interview With
q welI-Knoun civil engineer who has had .
crest deal ri erperieDce in bridge ana rail.
rosd building. srd Who renks hiFh In BIZ
profession. He Informed the reporter thai
lately be he'd devoted some time n the
stndy Of bridging the Mississippi river 81
this POINT. and believed thar H. was feasible
10 every respect. The coEsi survey shows
that the river ~ q point q short disla1ce BE-
lor the slaughter house y 2 80 feet wlde
and has en- Sverige depih q % feet Ihs
Sane derfh Il fund opps~its tt- uprer
c1fr rsrk, althCrKh The rivsr there y wi1sr.
The frrl thnf the EnrE11 rHlload has suc-
re-sfrl tuilf y bridrs scrDss he Afchaia-
lnra river fesI ~ The fsct that The tnrire1rs
I'd suIIt currtrf ard rrsaf oepih 81
ester ~ ccnfent nrIinst TrCTes conrlus-
frslr Oar fts IBID linF q The Mi11iszIrr en-
rIr- - nrr1rr 'Isfsf and tb1t t1e uoEE I'll
- attended rith 10 srTs dlf1c1IiT-
1ts plan 81 ne b. DE-. ns s1Erestec -
o. rnrI~eer. 4 r. f1IIruE Ine t1ilF1
r-rr~r - - zl11 49,. ard 40 c1rEst "a
rs-n1 srsns 80 80 fssi n Isnatt. ors -
rtict w'n - f-nr er1- sirriI1r Al f1csl
rfirt ns trrr tr'Ii 81 80 Irr o-Ir1-s
4 Nr-lhsasl.rr rt1l r. fts Lake Pcr-1lI-
frIin frisrs. II Eis-s y r,1siE q GO
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DRY GOODS.

Mail a1yices from New York state the mos
Important i.aiure of the past weeks br siness
has been SUBSTANTIAL Improvement In the Joo-
bling trade. which has become qule sctive. no
only in his ty. hut AZ neatly all prominent ois'
tribs ting points throughout the country Ihere
was consedu, nlly, n irecr demand ior poth 60,
N eslic aud foreign goods at first hands,. ana
altogether the vO nine OF business has peen o.
yery goo proportions TIE ev Mt of the wees
was n trade sale Of 6.50o cases OF blankets.
horse blankets and lap-robes: the produc1on OF
several well known mil s. The safe was very
largely attended by jo5bers and leading retail
ers Fl ON a II arts If the courtry ana the large
line of mercl a, disc was promptly closed OUT
and widely distributed. Toe prices opalned
were certainly IVY and by no means m oo re-
be!ow agent quoistonF, mt perhaps as gooI
as C uli be expected ia the present. c9mditlon OF
the market for goods OF this class; There was
PRODUCTION of the Glenham mills and the
goods were a sold. but at low average prices.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
PRINTS-Freemans,4 AZ Lodi,5 Gloucester 81;
Harmony. CoehecS1 OK Ssfri ma $e sfss
solid, SIX: Peabody black, 5h; simpson black
OK; simpson MOURNING. 81; Gloucester mourn-
ing, g. American. 6; Barley pink and purple
o Heavy Heavy 4 BROWN joMEsTICs- Augusta Al.
Z; Indian Head, 2; Swift Greek, ~ 5H; Ama'
IL 8; Edgeheld, ~ 5's CADET a.. ~.
Derby, go. ~; Glendale 81. ~ ;I na"he1 ~;
Great Western, "A, s; International. A, bx.
Atlantic TX: Bennington, IN; Natchez. q, 6H;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lske George.
az. Harvest TX; Pocshontas. TX; Great Faus 2.
Peerless 3.45 Plum Island. Atlsnue -
TX; A1endale. IA Dwight TX; BE;
BIERcHED DoMEsTIcs-social. 81, Sunny
Side. & bonneville, TX; Forest 8 Big bonanza,
X. &; Auburn sk; Donsdale. Sk; Lonsdale, CAM
brtc' l2K: Wamsutta, -: New York mills, IL;
Diamond Hill, cambria =; knights, cambria
s. Hero. IA, o. Hero. 4, s; Ballnrdvale. :: Cam
bridge x, s. Peerless, X, 81; Fruit OF the Loom,
OK: Gum Of the Spindle sk; Barker,sA Glen:Ik
DUCKS-Arkwrignt 10; Etrios, boz, l0h;
Stark doz II: stark. l0-oz. l6; savage, s-oz. w
Hampden brown and drab, 90, 10 Ham poet
Xxx, do, II; Boston, 10-oz, brown and drab 10y
& ia inch. SIX: Gold Medal Blue. .i2H: Lion
brown and arab, IL; Chariot striped, l2k; Saw
age Striped, 12x Chambray. l4x9l6c.
TICKING-Amoskesg AGA, Is Hamilton, IL
HOLLYWOOD, plaid, IA Standard z, 9k: kaston IL
gk: Omega, l6x; Continental Fancy, l9 Stan
dard Fancy, 9k; Harrisburg, III
HICKORY-Rock River 6-5 Blue and brown.
DC; India i0Kc Arlxgton. SIC Thorodife,
u e; Hamilton II; Americsz. 10, Lowell CITY, sA'
PLAID OsNABU RGS-Dela- TX. Economy,
lL; ottawa 81; Michigan. *: Belle *: Wool
awb.7x: caiaybasK Arlington. Augusta
, JEINS-Rnxboroush IL. Pacific, r R., 2sx
Beaver Valley. 2S Toxic 12k; Humboldt 81
Peoples X: Louisville, 3sk: Kentucky, 54z.
Jnitei states, sOX Geld Medal, ~.
OsNABURGs- Wakefield h-oz, ~: Lane 5
", OK; savage SOC. 9k; Alabama 6A-oz ~.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

BRICK-At the kilns TO 10 90 kiln run.
STONE-At the Dallas quarries, Sc per cubi'
foot lie for foundation; 16c for wall, and 25c TO-
LUMBER-Yelow Pine rough, 2 90 per 10t
| feet; over "A feet in length, . 25. Matched ane
dressed flooring ond finishing, 2 rs: y ceiling
| Q co. x ceiling, 2 so; yellow Pine sidIne, 2 90
white pine ceiling, 90; second common. 75
white pine siding. first common 2 rs; SECOND
common, 90; poplar siding H. clear, % co. pop
lar ceiling, "a co; ash and walnut aooring, 800
poi / 00G popla-, dressed both SIDES, so o. rough
walnut lbs OO@150 co. Common doors, 50@
| 90: sash / 95Cd5 90 as to size.
SHINGLES-YeilOw pine, 8 1904 50 whit,
pine, 5Oar6 90. Cypress, No. l, 90; No. 2,
1 80; M. 8, 8 25.
CEMENT-Roseudsle, 8 5O Louisville, 8 so:
Portland. 81.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inch, S7Xo; 2 inch. foo; G
mt b ceiling Joint 90; 6 inch cap, SOC; Inch
ceiling Joint. IS inch cap do Coo.
DRAIN PIES inch, 16c per root; 4lnch, 20,;
G inch. s7gsc; 2 inch, <0c; S inch. SOC.
MIXED PAINTS-Rea y for use and all col
ors, OO91 so per gal. All the Vested and staa
dar makes are on sale by Dallas dealers
WHITE LEAD-3trictly pure, S2G 90.
LIME-roopercd, Austin, 2 90 per bafcer bud,
so D9nEon car lots, 9oc per barral j rs;
pallss In lots. Dor: per hushel 25c.
HAIR-Per pound, Sa9kc.
POSTS-Cedar, IL SO Bois d arc. 15l1
LATHS-4 90 per 1000.
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or prevails elsewhere turned suddenly warm
and people can sleep al night On top of the
North Carolina should bid for some Of The
idle eastern capital 70 develop her gold mines
Despse mt last springs oyeicoat, even Win
Its camphor smell.
nv and Prtsciive AIS cih ii N 10 obtain powers
from parliament to hang few builders.
The Georgia editors flourish hcirpens 10 'hg
dui ty arena and cry. Bring on another ran .
Lightning struck an osk Tree IN Il georgia
picnic woods, and knock down 300 Rer els
~ crue insinuation l. mads In The Augnf u
chronic that HE Java volcano was an adver'
It's ng dodge.
In New York some felow ratlles dipper ID
an empty can, and tlIen The newspapers Il =
nounc a milk war.
a Phi adtlphia butiermik cocktail Is cool
Ing morn!n III k, lint is It equal 10 the old
kind for putting wire-edsc on the appetite,
A steamboat made almost entirely OF paper j.
abou' to be launched on the Ohio river; IL is
twenty feet long and can carry several TONS
The sheathipg,is OF solid paper three-eigh'h'
of an inch thick.
yea, Philadelphia s3.5oO.Ovo and Boston
81 $780, 900. %
! The la gest peach farms are in Maryland
On one estate there are 1875 zoo trees, on another
100. 900. .t,
Miss chambe rlain the American beauty. wha
Is e aplivating LONDON, Is to marry. 1t Is SAID,
J. 9. Cairns, the WyOmir G cattle King.
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who IL Mrs. WINSTON

AS this question is frequently asked, W.
will simply say that she Is a lady who fcI
upwards OF forty years has untiringly d .
voted her time and talents as q female ply
stefan and nurse. principally among chill
dren. She has especially studied the con-
stitution and wants of this numerous class,
and. Us a result of tins effort, and practical
knowledge, obtained in a lifetime spent as
q nurse and physician, she has compounded
a Soothing Syrup for children teething. 1t
operates like magic-giving rest and health,
and is moreover, sure to regulate the
bowels. In consequence of this article, Mrs..
Winslow is becoming world-renowned as a
benefactor OF her race; children certainly
do rise up and bless her; especially is this
the case in this city. Vast quantities of the
Soothing Syrup are daily sold and used
here. We think Mrs. Window has immor-
talized her name by this invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands ofchld-
rem have been saved from an early grave by
its timely use, and that millions yet unborn
will share its benefits, and unite in calling
her blessed. No mother has discharged her
duty to her suffering little one, in our opin-
ion, until she has given it the benefit of Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Try it, moth
ers-'ry it now.-[Ladies Visitor New
York city. Sold by all druggists. 25 cents
q bottle.
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sADDIEzY AND LEATHER

aDLf LEATHIk-LpuIsvill heavy fnn
fk4nfo q DO heavy. 90 DO X medium IN
ssr7nfsi - o. medium 81 Baltimore and Cp-
aiInsfl p. Bufsio sisdehter prime 81; good.
HAsFFss i.EtITHER-on 10. l. Is: No. ?,
srhs, a. No. 2 g. No. !, benlccf. 81 No. 2
AGA caLPzKIx-i loei IS sOoOrdIns
sa ~ sbKtrHix d.GFsK1E-SO. 1. 100
- a. No 2 lu1f1 ~
PHTLkDElPHIA KIFs-No. l. s5ce1 o.
10 4 s.sss ooiisrs 70 90 No. 9. IN cotton
badk banda, ] IS. No. *, IN cotton cfct
handf. 30. Duck oslisrz. %. No. 4 cotton
tark hauda. g. 49, trace chetns sc.
fn - frnce chrina SOC. No. I. hook
hrrfa L OF, frf No. 1l.1o No /. wei
ssiiss. i rSps u. o. No 4 asb hsitsrs. rops
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LIQUORS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

ALCOHOLIC go per gal, a. per high wines.
WHIsKY-Rectifed, 00@i So az per proc
sour mash, one year old, so; two years old,
75@2 90: three years old, 25@2 50i fancy. ex'
ira old whisky. 3 COOS 90, rs per age.
WINE5-Claret In cases 0095 o., per quail
ity; Cataw5a, per gal, 9Oc@l 80, Port, 00@4 90
Sherry, per gallon 00@4 co. Madeira, per gal
Ion. 60a5 90; white VINE, In cases, 3 60@l6 90.
CHAMPIONSHIPS Mum q Co., % O0e129 90;
Heidsick in basket, 26 0e@2s 90; Krug In bas-
keL 20 O0@2S 90 Dow estic champagne. Oo@
Ia co.
BOTTLEI .,fER-S Louis quarts, - 90;
pints, - SO 5udweiser. own sire, IL so; pints,
ID So Erlan ger beer. quarts, IL 10. pints, lS so
keg beer, 4 Is.
per dozen 00@
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ROsadalis.

ROsadalis.
Rosadalis is great remedy for scrofula
and all taints and diseases of the blood.
Read the following letter:
have suffered thirty. seven years with
liver complaint, rheumatism, sick head
ache and disordered stomach. was at one
time raving distracted, rubbing my hands
and halt crazy with pain. MY wife sent for
DOCTOR and he attended me nine months.
He said he could do me no good. felt
was in the jaws of death. Another physi-
clan took me in charge and doctored me
eighteen months. paid him S33 and owe
him $40 more, but one bottle of Rosadalis
did me more good than all the medicine
the doctors ever gave me.
J. H. WALKER,
Moon Creek, N. G.
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See advertisement in to-day's paper Of the
Brown Cotton compsny. Of New London,
Connecticut; Mitchell a scrnggs. sole gen
eral and STATE agents. The Brown is con-
crded to be the best and cheapest gin sold
In the south and is more generally US d BY
our gtnners than any other. Mitchell A
srruges have sold upwards Of 300 Of them
this season..
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The following IL from q vel known Ftlck
man. ana Il the fTult 81 yesrs ~ erpfrieDcG
The surplus Corn This seems 10 te an IN
r.crtsut sut.ject with rnsuy farraers sway ffuln
he Ifnrkefsf What shail We DO Win our tur'
IL An erperienrrd feeder y T. MT puzrlirr IN
he least f6r most o. them know wherein -Iisih
ne dollar -
Smith says he hes he ocrn hui oon Z fnoN
wflere % q the beeTes o. horA
s.ToreIr says be hss the bog and corr. bui
tie rIrIe q II 1anre teeres are 10 high
''Iusfer'' suns 3 No dih-reitT. IN trirfle.
rifh f.eersas. vet g. cert pr roun1; hoE1.
e9rf A. s ce'irs per pourf. c1r1 % hand nt =
l.srfs Per busess q rood ma-Flr-
F1r-~.-ar A A. srrI1 rsf u b1r FEEDER. tcca1se
ne rre Eut feris N ne eastern m.rftt. rs
~ haf IL fepr dry frfuerce o. ne rsnEe
The frnouluE y s1fs 49, uryr Nhi-h % 60
rrIlate fUr ere - load
~ 80 ~ seer 81 y eros. -.-------.-tt
2 10 ID hoff 4. g. r-rss $500 -. -------- ~
80 hu.tris rfcrrn 81 - ~ t1s 20 ----- -
II .rf mouths waFes Irre-r.lf . ID ------ ?.
IL r,o.|fhs i-te ~ On 80 Al rerceni----
lnl11eutAl t1rt rs1s ------ ----------- -
7tt -,,-rr cre ~ !. sii s,.s- ~ >
b1Ih-l1 81 On ref Etesr. fs-1lrf - o-i11er
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J. H. WALKER,
Moon Greek, N. G.

A Spartan HerOfsm
is often exhioltsd by delicate woman dur,
ing the extraction of teeth. But why not
save them in time with Sozodont. and thus
obviate the necessity of taxing ones forth
ude? The tenants of the mouth, are far
more likely to remain and do good service,
ii this sovereign protective is used as
safeguard against their untimely destIuc-v
ton. The experience and evidence o
hosts ofpeope proves this sanatory fact.
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We think we can cure bad case of back
ache quicker with one of Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plasters,
than by any other application, and after
the backache s cured YOU can still wear
the plaster without discomfort for two or
of smart weed and belladonna is great hit,
and it is hard to find any pain or ache that
will not yield to 1t. Price 25 cents. Sold
by druggists everywhere.
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The proprietors Of the Farm, Field and
Fireside. Chicago. sre meeting with great
success in securing subscribers 10 their pm b.
licatIon. In addition TO furnishing an ex.
cellent paper at the low price Of 50 cents
for six months. they propose 10 distribute
$40 600 10 presents 20 their subscribers.
See their announcement ia advertising col
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The well Known strengthening proper
ties Of iron com hined with other TONES an 2
a most rerfrcf uerrine are found IN Car
fer's Iron PILE. which strengthen tbe
nerves and body, aud improve the blood
and n---- --Ll rim
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FINANCIAL


AT meeting this afternoon OF the represent
atiyes of the different banks OF the city .her'
| was organized q Bankers association, Tor 'ht
| mn pose OF having united action III matlers q
! general interest tot them.
The minimum rate. until further notice. fol
discouutiag cotton exchange on eastern citle
! and New Orleans, Galveston and Houston wts
ltx ed at1-2 per cent. The selling rate for thelr
leachapge on like cities was made Ia per cent.
,prem,u UNI Meetings vii be held every week 10
| make rates by which all the banks hre 70 be
| governed.
THE Financial Chronicle says: with regard
to the money market there is no essed'lal
change to note This week. Rates on'cal, RUE
from TO per ceut, with the majaIity'ot loans
made at2 to H., aad, although the SUPPLY has
not been materially augmented rom me dlS-
bursemerts for interest due on" ne lst instant
and for bonds redeemed last week, even the
rise in The stock market mas not stimulated the
demand 10 any appreoahle extent and the indi-
q tons now D int TO continued ease: The pros
noe i've supely from the treasury is s73 6l05 Tor
interest on the per cents due October Isl, and
SO 29l. 466 on the SIS due November lst Inc
called bonds will mature on the last named
date, but the redemptioLs are uncertain Fol
although tine departInent offers 10 pay without
rebate $50 600 per week. it is scarcely reason
able TO ex pect, Judging from the ofeTines lot
the If st two weeks, that more IMAM oOoV0 per
week will be presented. But 1t is believed that
towards the end of October bonds will arrive
here from Europe (where there is supposed 10
be a conside rable amounD for presentation on
the LIST OF November. From these government
nayments for int rest and bonds II is probable
that enough will be received to meet all ordin-
II demaud7.
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Ofthe msny remedies before the public
Tor Nervous Debility and weakness 81
Nerve GsnerafiTe Sys'em. there is none
eunai 10 AIitn's Brain Food which prompt
~ and permanently restCres ~ lost vlgor.
IL never tails. 81 pkg G Tor t5s-At drug
rinfa
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}ColIUN.

Nav oRrs Ans closed frynsl:1G higher New
YORK aud Galveston also cSosed firm. LiyeipJol
Is bardenipg. ,Mauchestr is-s.ta ds. = & IL
Receipts An his CRY s9'dsy "a
Aslhs received iast year iT rpaLl plumbers
50. 16o bal 8. BAD 1ho ieceipn pf iSlepuine,
. erre. j. Epilis. Fort Worth and olhs r,u99uIy
olewi,h {; aIveStonS Oil 7 int .peitrSi'urg and
o lie cities with N6rfoif. enr {ecei s~euid ~
ovdrlo0 ooi t,.r.1 y .,,1'a ,,nn
cra,s III ine LATED Sties for lSS2SS Of o. 1872 "a
a Nv fniiirrinp "a lie shows the - kipEt by spin
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay. loss OF manhood, ETC.,
will send recipe that will cure you, free o.
charge. This great remedy was discovered
by a missionary in South America. Send
a self-addressed envelope 10 the Rev,
Joseph T. Inman, station ID, New York
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ROvIsIoNs.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
BACoN-L0ng clear sides. Sxc thort clear
Dry sALT-Jone clear sides. SIC. short clear
sk6sx: breakfast bacon. lfc
HAMS-Cauvassed. f5kdl5H.
LARD-Tierue, 1Oa1okG half-barrel. l0x
% pound cans. lie Npound cans, 10kci
10 pound cana, lie. 5-pound cans, Ike 3-Dound
crna 1ixc
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Rurnett,s Cocoa,ne.

Burnetts COcoatue.
PROMOTES THE GROWTH OF THE HAIR.
and renders IL dark and glossy. IL holds.in
liquid form, large proportion OF deodor-
lied cocoanut oil. prepared expressly for
this purpose. No other compound possesses
the peculiar properties which 90 exactly
suit the various conditions Of the human
hair
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81 don't feel weIll' The stomach is out
Of order; neglected. this means chronic dys-
Depsia. You should take Acker's Dyspep-
sia Tablets and avoid this terrible disease.
Sold BIZ ~. II. Patterson q Ce.
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Nv VI nafoh W IN ~ inoWhH. mo nnt In0utl,
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lasl scnNu4 PRICES afo any .crlieflon ~
Which ~ lnie hh 0Plnloiii w. cJull safely slVe
We following
~ 1000 pound stoets W fisc, gross, ,nsasei 20
10 O-pOund hogs At5liC, gfOsLso.sao. Yl
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Total amount proceeds .,,..,..s""",fl 22O
To observation-disclosures. SJ0
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$40
Eighteen dollars and fifty cents per steer aud
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Ministers. lawyer. teachers. and oibers
vhnse occupstion rives but little erercise.
should U.s. Carers L1tle Live Pills ior
forpid liver and biIi0u-Dsss. One Il = dose.
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The Rev. George n. Thayer, Of Bourbon
Ind, says both myself and vile own
our lives 70 Bhiloh's Consumption Cure"
Sold By W. H. Patterson a Co, druggists