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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-12-10

No. 135.-An act in addition to chapter eighty
of the Revised Laws
1t is hereby enacted, etc:
SEC. L. A judge of the Supreme Court, or
judge of a County Court in the county for
which he was elected, or appointed, may, on
sufficient notice to both parties, fix the bail
and take the same by way of recognizance,
with sufficient surety to the plaintiff of per-
son arrested on meSne process in civil action
and committed to Jail under the provisions of
section l461 of Revised Laws, and thereupon
direct the discharge of such person from i'm
prisonment, and the keeper of such Jail, on re-
ceiving the order from such judge of the SUI
preme Court or such judge of the County
Court, shall discharge such person from such
commitment. The surety entering into such
recognizance, SHALL to the amount named in
such recognizance, be subject to the same
liability and shall have the same rights as
person who becomes bail by indorsing his
name on writ as required by said section
146l.
SEC. 2. The judge taking such recognizance
shall return the same to the clerk of the court
before which the person is required to appear
before the next term thereof. When such bail
| is fixed and such recognizance taken by the
| assistant judge of the County Court, he shall
| be paid the same compensation and in the
| same way as in case of fixing and taking bail
| in criminal cases.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Oct. 2s, 1884.
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No 134.-An act to amend section 1863 of char
ter siXty-o of the Revised Laws.

No 134.-An act to amend section 1863 of chap
ter sixty-one of the Revised Laws.
1t is hereby enacted, etc.:
SEC. l. Section one thousand fifty-nine of
chapter sixty-one of the Revised Laws shall
be amended so as to read as follows: The
constable of town in which justice court
is held, shall be the proper officer of such
court, and in his absence, and also whenever
at such court a jury is demanded and he is
interested in the event of the cause, or mat
ter then at issue, or is related to either party
within the fourth degree of consanguinity or
affinity, or when the States attorney, or prose-
cutting officer requests it, the justice shall APP
point as officer of such court any suitable per-
son, who shall have the same powers and
duties, and receive the same fees for his SER
vices as a constable.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect from its
passage
Approved Nov. %. 1884.
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Approved Nov. 20, 1884.

No 120-An act giving the county court
power to refer certain causes without the
agreement of the parties.
1t is hereby enacted etc:
SEC l. In any action pending in the
county or supreme court, in which the issue
OF fact is not such as to enttle the parties to
stitution of this State to trial thereof by Jury.
such court may appoint one or more auditors
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No. 146.-An act in amendment of chapter
% of the Revised Laws, relating to convey
ances of real estate
| 1t is hereby enacted ETC.:
SEC. l. Deeds, leases and other convey
ances of land, hereafter duly executed ac-
| knowledged and recorded, shall have the effect
to convey such title therein as the grantor or
| lessor may have, Notwithstanding any actual
possession thereof by any other person claim
| ing the same.
SEC. 2. Section 1853 of said chapter is here
by repealed, as to all conveyances of lands
made after the passage of this act
Approved Oct. 49, 1884.
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, and Supreme Courts of all cases so

County and Supreme Courts of all cases so
instituted.
SEC. 3. If such special prosecutor shall be
required to attend the County Court for the
purposes named in the preceding section, he
shall be allowed double the fees of witness
before the grand jury, to be paid by the
county clerk as State witnesses are paid upon
proper vouchers
Approved Nov. %, 1884.
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on note or account stated when the od dam
nun, exceeds twenty dollars who shall make
ana me with the Justices within two hours
after the rendition of judgment, an affidavit
setting forth that he has good defence or
cause of action.
Ill. In actions in which neither the ad dam
nun in the plaintiffs writ, nor the sum de-
manded by the declaration, nor the specfica-
tons or exhibits of the plaintiff on trial shall
exceed twenty dollars; actions of assumpsit
to recover balance due on account, when
the balance claimed does not exceed twenty
dollars, provided, however, that an appeal
shall be allowed in actions by one town against
another for the support of paupers, actions
for fine or penalty, actions for trespass on the
freehold, actions where the defendant pleads
IN Offset demands exceeding twenty dollars,
and shall file with the justice, within two
hours of the rendition of judgment,an affidavit
setting forth that said plea is made in good
him by the plaintiff in his specifications;
on account, when the defendant shall file an
affidavit with the justice, as above required,
setting forth that he has q good defence to
more than twenty dollars of the plaintiff S
account; of court, civil or military, in ex-
cuse or justification; actions where the de-
PENDANT, in good faith, pleads in excuse or
JuStihcat1on that he was acting as q public
officers actions where a tax or tax-bill or war
rant is, in good faith, put in issue by the
pleadings or by the proof. actions for the re-
covery of a subscription to the capital stock
of a corporation.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. IA, A. d. 1894.
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No. 112.-An act authorizing the appointment
of special prosecutors of criminal offenses.
{ is hereby enacted, etc:
SEC /. Whenever twenty or more legal
voters in any town shall present to the gov
trnor petition in writing, verified by the
baths of the signers thereof, setting forth
That the criminal laws of the State are not
properly enforced in such town by reason of
+he neglect or inetiiciency of local prosecuting
officers, and praying for the appointment of
Special prosecutors under the provisions of
Ihis act, it shall be the duty of the governor
forthwith to appoint one or more judicious
egal voters of said town as special prosecu-
tors OF criminal offenses within such town,
md to issue commissions to the persons so
appointed, which shall expire at the end of
he then existing gubernatorial term.
SEC. g The persons to whom such commits
lions are issued shall forthwith cause them to
be recorded in the records of the town for
which they are appointed, and shall be sworn
10 the faithful performance of their duties
SEC 3. Such special prosecutors shall have
lie same power as town grand jurors as to
|he prosecution of crimes within such town,
Ind shall be entitled to the same fees and
ubiect To the same duties and liabilities as
pwn grand jurors in prosecutions by them
|lstituted.
SEC. 4. Such special prosecutors shall have
re right to appear IN the County and Supreme
ourts in prosecutions by them instituted,
nd there TO control the trial and disposition
such cases, but it shall be the duty OF the
tate's attorney. to assist in the trial in the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-26
HARnMAKt Ann MnrALa.

AXEs-Collins, p dozen, 400; Gold Dollar
Z dozen 500 Diamond edge, y dozen, l0.0e
Double Bit, l7.O.
SKlLLETs AND hDs-i1dc 2, u; sugar ket.
Ties, sc p N.
TIN PLArE-I. q. lOxl4, p box, 500; =. c.
ix2n, h box, 500; Terno, llX2D, n box, 1.60,
Ferne, 2ON2S, q box, li.5O.
TtNwARE-pieced discount 20 y cent:
stamped, discount 50 4. cent.
SOLDERING. !, l5c; No. y and u, lSc n h.
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No. l,i.5 n dozen
HAMEs-rwO loop, lN = dOSen; three loop,
i.2i n dozen.
TACKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, $50 y box.
uRuB HOEs-sl dozen, 7.50; railroad picks,
dozen, $50.
MArrOCKs-F dozen, 300
RUBBER BELTING-DiscOunt 50 n cent and
a cent,
NAILs--S.2b, rate.
SHovELs AND SPAnEs-RO wlands, di .
count 20 n cent Ames' list, steel goods, 4 .
count 40 and ~ n cent,
HEAVY HARnwARE-Shafts, finish, 9gl
poles 1880; singletreos, wagons, se, 4, LIS,
buggy, 22hi express go; wagon tongues
1000; hickory HXles, 1900; bolster, i.I5; coup
Xxx, $50 sawed felloes, l75; 2, 400
BOwden shoes, $50; northwestern horse nails
No. &, 500! 7, as; s, 500; ,ar Iron, &c rate
plow steel, 70; spring strt Sc; cast steel, lSc
BUGGIEs-GrRde b. and spring top, 9O.UNa
iO0OO. do, open, 7OrNGSO.ON; do. side spr.ul
jop, lO0NGl3i0O, do. side bar, lO00kGi3N;Nl
10. phptuns, l25U@Gl5O.OO; Crude A. side
5000; bump seat buggles, I7jnNogilOO; plat
! tOrm springs il001GiMJN; three spring wag
| ans, gOAOllb.O0.
WtRE-SmOoth wire No. 3, Sc; Nos. ~ AN,
Nc apauned, barhel wire, 60; galvau
4ei barb7c de
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ACips-Suiphurlc = carhoy, tS.75; cltrio, ,
. SIC: oxRlic, q n, rs; tartnrlo, powdered
o., 81.
GUMs--Arabic, select, = 10, SOc; assfetid,
10 SIC, camphor, o toN, opium, tiN tu 4,ip
Oii.s-BergHmOt, SunderSon's, y 10, $40
emuu, SHudersun's, {lS5; peppermint, k2S
yntergreeu, Sl2i; olive, Malaga, Sl,S.
pOrAsU-Bromlde, n n, 50 10 nc; lodidU
Mo To $50.
soAPs-C0stile, notified, p N, SalOc: cas-
lie. white, litnl5.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carU., q 10
zoe; alum, Hdi; arrOwroOt, Bermuda, 500; Bal
ann, cOpnihU, bSC; horax, refined, lSQ6; Gallo
mel, am, 7ici castor oil, g gal, Sl4Rdl 80
A,s'a buds, \ 3d. l5GlS, cream tartar, pure
y n, So; corrosive suhimaie, n N, Is; chlorn
orn, ~ n, $l,ONGLlO; ex;rpct logwDod, bulk
3 10, 'l2Gll, glycerlue, bulk, y N, 2idN
nline, resuhllmated, \ 10, $50; leaves
puohu, short, q 10, y; leaves, eennG Alex.
= IN, Is; morphla, sulph, a on, XA5l; splrit
alter, sweet, q 70, 81; s,ryohniR, crystals, Sl8
10; tAplocs, y n, I; wax, white, y n
NNighS
suiphste eulnlno, y Or, N,Nsn,SS,; Gin,
1honidia, cote $50.
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HUGHES BROS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT
Importers are Prepared to Supply the En-.
tire Trade, Both Wholesale and
Retail, Of Texas, Arizona
aud New Mexico

with almost every variety of non.,n.
toNlratlng drinks, such as are in constant
use man hrst-clasS saloons; they also sell
win ~ guarantee, which they will MAKE
good, that any of their goods can be sold
III i"caI opllnn towns or Champaign,
CIDER and Ginger Ale they MAKE a spe
clalty ,Thei champagne Cider, sold in
punt and quart bottles, they guarantee L,
pe superior 20 any in the United states,
ana their ginger ale to be equal to The
imported.
They, also sell pure apple cider in fifty
gallon barrels for $l2, aud in kegs of ten,
gallons, for FAMILY use, for So 50. ii
found not to he genuine, they will RI.
fnnd the money. Families wishing \
rare treat for Christmas, should send in
thelr orders at once, through their mer.
chants who, of course. would be emit
tied 10 discount
Iheir natural and artificial mineral
W,,,aters,sold as " aukesha, Richie Quelle,
NlncIheiy' Seltz r, Applicants, etc, are
SOC ~ cases of fifty quarts, at from 81
to " 90 per sc.
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DRY eoOus.

rsisTs-Merrlnia, -. taoasst.r, q
Arnold, s.; Arnold's indigo, ~ Arnold,
,holcs do, 81; American, 5s; an, can in
heo, ~: Pacinc. 8: Hamilt1n =. ;ouces
er mourning, 81; Simpsou mourning. q,
,l,ocheco, 8; Gloucester S<; Rishr1- /, 8
windsor, g. Steel River, b5s eas Is!
nerr'mae pink, 611i Richmond ana, 9; Aller
o'nk, 9; Merrimac shifting. regatta shirt,
,ng, ~; Hampton, ~; Alien shirtings, ~,
nunnell shirtings, "a.
bkowN Nj sETINGs--Lnwrence i'll, 81
stark "A, n; Augusta "a; Indian Hes
~ s "A; MNys SIC. River, 6l4i Atlantic q
x; Pepperei I, f7i r.: ipdia5Hi a a AZ
"a; Pepperen K, I; fremont u, on; Cont.
dental X, 8; Pepperell o, g. r'epperen n
z; continental c., 74i indian Orchard AA
yeave, Dam LII. ~: Clark 4 81; Nonna.
ell, "a; Granite B. ~; Bedford R @
orlsmouth Al Nohaws, 4: Boot NJ. 7
IlhillleVllle Eti ~ Wachusett, TX: New
markell A, 6; Newmarket G, 81:
hLEACHED SHEETINGs New YORK, 49,,
maihsutts, l0 Langdnn GB, 10, Lonsdalf
eSin muslin, IN; BerKley eS cam muslin
| "a; 1uscarora, 10; Androscogsin |. IA, K,
H Saso91 !. rn, Lonsdale, "a; Cabot, NJ Con
kSsaS, q frnii OF the Loom, 9; linwood, 81
7 ,rosPerity; ~; Hin a., s; HIM n; Hal.
Dwell 2, So; Boot f, "a; Ballou, 4: Canoe
| 80, Blackstone AA, TX; Hope, NJ: Green
q, ~; Gold Medal. Z; Fitchvilie, :! Fear.
,ol iIlcK!s--AmosReag AGA, "a, AmosVeag a
| Va; Amoskeng p, II, Amoskear G. III
Ainoskesg D, II; Amoskeag f. lOfs; Amos
Seag II 10; Amoskeag II, y; Thornltike A
| "a oWiH River u; Methuen IA, l2Is; Con.
's'oga e&. ~, IL; Cordis ACE, l4l6; C6nesio.
g eX: ~ IA; Cones'0ga GIN i-i, 10; Couesloy.
| ~ ~ IA; ConestogR, GOA rs, II. Hamfi
| /; Ocean. s.
STIR PEs-AlnOskeag, S-SGB-y, llls. amer.
dan, va: Hamilton, III; Amoskeae eheyIot
| 10y; Ashbyme AA, II; Ashbyme red cross 10
DENiMs-Amoskeag, Il; York IA; 0ti,
Ana, PA; Otis BIB, M; Columbian, Il
Ous SC, lO15; Beaver Creek IA, 70; Beaver
creek BIB, II Beaver Creek &C, lhl5; Warren
~, M Warren ANA, l2lS; Asymake,
| pIowh, W; Columbian, "a; Warren Cf
brown, lO19; Uucasville, TO-
CHECKs-Oniou,N No. so, l5lS, Union. No. a,
u; Union, No 49, IL; Miners No. /, ~; hi.
ner's No, 2, l614; Prodigy, 9; Alabama osna.
Onrgs, 7; Louisiana Osnahurgs, i: Augusts
| osnaburgs, T.
NGHAhs-LaucasteI, s; Amoskeug, 4
canton, y; Draper, 8; Glenwood, 81; Bates
u Claremont, 81: Miami, 81; Clarendon
"; scotch, double fold, lOJ4@l4S.
CAhBRlCs-W HShingtUn, ia Mauvill a.,
g614; Slater Sons, 513G161a; Rid finish, keS
Nasonville, 51SG6l4; Garner 5lSC18l5
, CARPETINGs-Tapestr Higgings,BN1SJ1S
tapestries SnntOrds, 6NgSi; Tapestries RoS
Oury, SI12; Bigeow body Brussels, l.Sj; Low.
gu BODY Brussels, l.35; Extra Moquettes, As
. Moquetles, LILO; Lowell extra supers, 72l6
Hartford 3-piy, 30; Hartford extrS snpsrs' "a,
Sark, Read 4 franklin extra supers, 72lS
fark, cotton-chain extra supers, 5TJI; Phila
delphia wool A5(do5i; common cotton -chsin
&G9i5.
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hlooHut~-s gallon, S4.3l @ sg.4G7
pkANpi rs puuiesuc, & gallon, $500 90 $3.50
kpoTteu cngnnc, lSN, 4 gallon $50; 1872, SS55
~ DJU; loH, Sh.5H; 1870, y7.i0; lSAs, $50
n, NvSl; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co, cognac, ls5S
~ 100, N.m; 1855, $500, 1875, klO.g5: Bls
~, lSlS, SA.tm.
ElN-homesilc, New York OF Philadelphia
Heunn, Sl.2O, Holland, a gallon, S2,7has IS
ntonyrt Burnett's Old Tom, n gallon, sci
P..s9i Slr Robert Buruett's Old Tom, p cRsk
s,Sxygs,Ni Holland, \ case, $3.50.
~ hlskf- Louisiana rectihed, rs r. cont
rcoh 2 gallon, Sl.l5; Western, Sl.lEGl ~
puruull, Rl.Vkg36l; Rye, Sl.jk0S.5O; scotch
p%9t'eu' N'Nqi.&; Irish, imported, As
hAstAONEs - Rouderer Carte blanch
'arN' FdoEen, goo; Piper Heidseick quarts
|IenpNe,i sn.OO; krug n Co., quarts, z dozen
~ Nicer y ChaudOn, Sillery MousseuX, 2
'hsh, Nn; CrenRnt day, n dozen, 2sOO; q
Mulllhi Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
ssnay, H.I5; Extry Dry, $50
ihks-CalilorniR cluret, q gallon, 601SS5
nhhdel No. |, b gallon, 3GG55; linporte,
seN ordinary, n caSk, TO.UhGS.nO; mmliN
,tls, per cASlS, 70.UsaSO.OO; ane clgrcts, {
y, NlbGl1h,tI, MedOc, a case, 500; ~
an, case, $50; Murgaux, a case, 100
W. Canet, Il case, 1000; LarSse, q case
" ieov'll, " case l2O0; Chateau lAAttp
cRe, N0O' otf'aq-v. = Gaze. s.sNcg.5C
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,N9FFT Wv; islr, iiUi2c, prime, l21SCGI3o
'h0lce, lSl5CGlic; Laguyra, l4c; Java, &c.
IFAs-lmperial, 4Hgi5c; Young Hyson, A q
Oci Oolong, 4aeGOc; japan, SNG65c,
UGARs-Powdered, pc: cut loaf, glSc
graduated, 7AG'c standard A /, nc; Louisl
ma white clarified, 7sac: yellow clarified. 70
Observation-Disclosures gnuIce, BUc, prlmt
~ lair 70 good, NC; corn syrup, $50; suVa'
'Yrrnp, 6lCG83ci reboile1, i5G.i2c.
hAGG'NG-Pure Jule, ~ lbs, lO5<c; " ward
lbs, lV}c; ties, l.55 h bundle
hlCE-Wh olesae, 6H@7Lc
CRAcKERs-soda X, 10; Xxx, nc; cream
81 ginger snaps, Nc.
soAP.-olive, as y box, blue India, < II
'sls, SSU box; u n bars, 40 y box; 4
CANDLss-star, fun weight, ISI1e; shor,
n
CHEEsE-Full cream, lgc,
RoPE-SH@9c basis: cotton rope, l8c.
vL0FHEsPiHs-Rouud, s5c; spring leo 2
ooX.
MEAsuREs-114 Oushel, iron pound, l.5O I
losen; 2-hoOp pals 200; 8-hoop, 225.
TuBs--S nest, 2.25; 3 nest, 2.7h; No |, 300 4
ic5en; No.2, 500; No. 3, 100,
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, i5(G75c
toWrER-i.W q key of % Tbs; l2h do, 225
4 do, l.25i blasting kegs, 1.25, Shot-drop bag
AVkI2,lO; buck, 2.2y1235.
PtCKLEs-Chow-chow n barrel, barrel, s.6
l-ggilon pals, chuw-chOw. $50; 8-galloi
lails, mixed pickles, $50; glass pints, rs
glass quarts, 200; glass y gallon $50 glass
'ailon, l.75' glass hex, gallon, 7.75
MACK EREIs-NU, 4 barrels, 1850; No. 1
barrels, $50; No A-harres, 40; No. 2 <
barrels. 700; No, 2 H-barrels. 200; No kits
- No. kills, Los; No. kits, i.0U.
HOLLAND HERRIEG-lmpurted LIS q Teg
JANDY-Stick, ill5c ~ n; fancy, lSG25o.
kAlslNS-LondOn layer, 81.
ClDEh-Crab apple 40c; Missouri cider, 10,
"a gallon; vinegar, r gallon, lSOGlc.
SrARCH-Pearl, i34c; royal glass, 81 Bon
on In packages, &c; corn starch, l-ih pack
ages, Nc; IN wood box glass, nc; SIN pape
hoX glass, 81.
LYE-COnCentrated, 2.75DiOO.
JuGs-We quote: lie II gallon for glazed
crooks, loo 4 gallon for glazed.
ToMAToFs-2-ib standard, Los; S-b stan
lard, sl.25.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled so: peeled. TIC
PRoVIStONs-ShOr bacon, 9ySc; short DIR
salt .7<GSc; breakfast bacon, 1870; ham,
l3ltc,
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Rnnrs ANu niinns.

Lath's kip urogaus, g5pl.25; boys kip bro
~ Mol.OO; mems y. calf hrOgans, l.Wy1l.75
7, calf hrogans, 9SGl.25; mems XIII
sctle plows, l.Ng0l.3i; boys kip 2-hucklt
rvs Nspl.25; mems bud halls, congress anu
Ctpn, L7Ne27j; meu's calf balls, congress
N vutton, 2.Jto545O. mems kip boots, 2i.00e
" menS Z. calf boots, 2iOS1lSOO; meni
pot., 3tNG'i1.10: boys kin boOts. lb.Upd
N kuoya y, calf boots, l6.50G2i.O0; boy,
ks,n,Dpols, 22.Jkd27.O0: women's ~ kip polka
8Id,lNi Misses ~ kip polkas, glI1Oc
4 ,no Kip pOlkas, all sizes, lNdbSc; child
\ iguyHNe, MI sizes, hY0t5c; womeu's calf pes
nol,. polish, l.0lMl.&; Misses calf peg and
rVmn, 9ODl.l0; women's hui sewed pol.
N w., wuhien's calf sewed polish, ~.
'9,, wnmen's grain sewVd aud polish, ~
N Won el's 5lA seved, mol n; women's
'eWhh nNllnh. N,rA III, wnmnniA grnin
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

ROUGH LuaRER-undor IS feet, tel d l,OOO
,ver Is feet, SS25O y loo
DRESSED LuMBERz-one side, select, t25 Z
UvVu, one side, over - Inches wide, H1.D
200, two sides,iT.Sl n 1000; one side, lACGlN
uches, $50 b 1907; native siding, sM = lJN
unite pine Siding, second common SN.5l \
80; poplar siding, SIS n 1900; rough ceiling
'lb q 1000; x ceiling, dressed and addressed
~ d en-; "a ceiling, dressed aud undressrd
- q 1000; poplar ceiling, $3.50 y l,nn, whit
piue ceiling $40 q 1900; dressed and matrhe,
ionriug, k27.50 a 1900; ls-inch battona. roug h
Ni.9 per 1900; dressed, so y Lon,
SHtNGLEs-A loo; Sap pine, 1925; hear
pine, a. No, | cypress, s4G; .. X cypress
4.SO; boss, best or oil heart cypress, IS; al
lrnA.. 81
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w,uL,HtDEs AND pEI.rn,Ns.

car ,inproNed, l2tGl7c; coarse, l8c; fne me.
nun ASg22c; nne wool, according TO dirt and
condition, l4@22c; bury, SeDsc per pound
ess, according TO burrs.
hiDEs-Prtme plump tlints, 70 lbs and up,
lac per 70; seconds, plump nints, % lbs and an
nc per 10; prime light and kips, l2c per to;
5uIilS, oulls and stays, 6G9c per 10; dry sailed
Gsc s'ee' sNi'eu'
lELrRI Es--DeeT skins, 2yG22o; antelope. IL
Sieei seal sNlhS l1tGalc; Sheep pelis as pe1
WOOL, atG65c; shearlngs, l0D)lSc.
tsLLow-Pr'rse tsllow, &c. tallow grease.
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Rosada,ls for Kreun,nt,.,n.

Messrs. ii. Peck ~ Sou,o Streetsboro.
ONO, write uS, June 3. 1852: "Whv do
you not advertise Ros dalis Tor luflhm
'natory Rheum itisu.2 It's doing won
ders here in curing the disease Wei
we do advertise il tu cure Rheumatism,
as any one eau see by reading our circu.
lar. IL is splendid Blood Medicine,
aud IL reaches the very root and seat of
disease nv being conveyed through the
blood. Druggists, leading physicians
and citizens at the highest standing
unite In commendation of Rnsadulis.
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Mrs. winsiow's soothiur Syrup.

Rev. Sylvanus Cobb thus writes in the
Boston Christian PREGNANT would
ny no means recommend any kind OF
medicine which we did not know to be
particularly for infants. But of
Mrs, Winslows Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family. 1t has proved a blessing indeed
by. giving an infant troubled with cole
pam. quiet sleep, and the parents un-
appreciate these blessings. Here is an
article which works to perfection and
which Is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant is perfectly natural, and
the iittle cherub awakes "bright ny but
tom" And during the process of teeth.
ing its value is incalculable. We have
frequently heard mothers say that they
would not he without it from the birth OF
the child till it had finished with the
teetnlhg siege, on any consideration
whatever. Sold by all druggists. q
cents Il bottle.
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME. ETC.

APPLEs--sS2jgl 81 per barrel.
ORASGEs-Sloily, y case ~ an, 6OO, Valen
cine, nominal.
LEMoSs-Lonlsiana y box, N5J.
DArEs-lu traits, lutl2o,
BANANAs--AOt(t4.u0 "A bunch.
GRAfEs-M Malaga, dttttb.O half barrel.
SWEET POTATOES tjc.
0NtoNs-Hew, country. TO y hu.
PorAroEs-f hushel, So
(ABHAa s--Naw = Ha2.ih q crate.
C.HlUkKss-Weg quote AT S.uUssa..o v dozen
turs eyp. 7r.
Ears-J, " dozen.
pr-0'vR BEST grade northern, 40; boz
Dal M c>,unty,3 @, other Texas county but
ter, eOc to 2jc, accor, Ing 70 quality.
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Young Men!--Read this.

rheVoltaic Belt company, of March
chali, Mich, otlere to send their cele
nrated lectro- Violate Belt az d other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days 10 men young or old) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss of vitality
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AlS0 tor rheumatism, neulalgir, plrul
ysiN and many other diseases. Com.
plete restoration to health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is IN.
CURED, rs thirty days trial il allowed.
Write them at once for Illustrated pam.
pheL free,
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Chickens, geese, ducks, turkeys and
any Kind of poultry, dressed to order, nj
any aud all tunes; also game nr every
variety, by i |. Harris, UniOn Stall, Elm
street, and Live oak market
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-26

With Dmkee's Suad Dressing there Is
no waste or disappointment. You are
certain To produce good salad, II
COSTS less then homemade, ana Is, be-
sides, a superb table sauce.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-26

backache Is almost Immediately re.
lirvcd by wearing one OF Carriers Smart
Weed aud BelladOnna Bnckache Pas.
li,rs, Try ono and be- free from pain
Price rs cents.
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|c, o, y, = Good GERS Re TO 40 per III; cows
How per lh. @ ws and On vos, SIS tnSt'
H. Az sorn fed. as4c to &c per 10; mast fod
bc per S~.a,od, $50 to $40; common, 81 TO
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On account ofthe long del " In getting
freight from japan, we We been ont OF
the Treasure Tea for some time, out
have large supply now and will con.
tluue To Keep 10. lOEuN FRFIDERu.
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Elegant Christmas presents, pianos
aud organs. Cash or monthly nay
ments. viii A. WaiSin ~ o., HERALD
building.
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Elegant large Chromus, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, NJ 10 O. to 81 each az
HAMILTON IL NouNa's,
SIG Elm street.