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BUILT UP WooD "A very strong and
durable material is constructed il the fol.
lowing manner: Several thin sheets of
veneers, an eighth of an inch thick are
glued upon another, with the grain Of each
sheet crossing the grain of the sheet next
above or below it at right angles and,
when the whole complex fabric has lost all
power of resistance through being almost
saturated with steaming glue, il is pressed
into an almost homogeneous board without
any cleavage whatever, and SO without
possibility of splitting. Every sort OF
wood, OF course, can be built up. The in
side layers can be cheap and the outside
choice. No matter whether or not the diff.
ferent sheets naturally swell and shrink
evenly together. They are too thin to
exert much force. Their separate identi-
ties are lost in the common and overmaster-
ing union. The advantages of economy,
strength in every direction, and immunity
from cracking are enough to give the fabric
the readiest possible acceptance for what
ever uses it may be adapted. 1t is already
in use Tor broad, fat surfaces in cabinet
work, especially where strength or perman-
ence is wanted. 1t already completes with
canvas for the use of artists, and with
binders board for book covers. Its avail
ability for any purpose appears to be
matter of expense and skill-never of
quality. That it will be adapted to many
uses not now thought of is as sure as the
inventive fertility Of our mechanics.
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He WANTED TO MISUNDERSTANDING Bear,
a Sioux Indian from the Rosebud agency,
called on the Secretary OF the Interior a
few days ago to inquire whether or not an
Indian had the right to keep store. He
had opened shop at the agency, but de.
signing white men had told him that he
had violated the law in doing so. He was
much pleased when assured of his right to
engage in trade. Secretary Teller, at his
request, had the interview reduced TO writ.
ing, so that he could convince the Indians
who.might be incredulous in regard to its
authenticity. Standing Bear wears large
silver medal given to his grandfather many
years ago by President. His SOD, pu.
pill Of Carlisle, acted as interpreter during
the interview.-[Chicago Herald.
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THR Current thus trenohsntlS puts it: "Ameri-
can citizens who deem themselves too respectable to
approach the haot-bcx at municipal elections and
measure strength with the eorruptionsts who are
always on hand, and never fail to vote, can only
blame themselves for overtsxation and the reckless
waste Of the public funds. It Is about time that the
responsibility theory was put away, and that the
highest responsibility should grid itself fer the bas-
tie of the ballots. The only way to paralyze bad
ballots is to multiply the correcting energy OF the
good ballots"
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TnE Million Is The title Of new free trade paper
just Issued at Dos Moioes, Iowa It is the second
Journal in the country exclusively devoted to the
advocacy Of free trade doctrines In support Of
protection there IS one exclusive journal, the Amer
lean Protecti9aist. The american Free Trader is
the other free trade paper referred TO- Each one Of
these journals IS ably conducted, and very thor
oughly t-eat the whole subject OF tariff reform.
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,.r. =. sIsrs, seminal Pm, cnre ALI

rr., Is NHrs' Seminal pills cure all
cases OF Seminal Weakness Loss OF NIgor, Nocturnal
Emissions Impotency, Nervous Debility, Physical
Prostration, and all complaints arising from Excess,
Indiscretion and Abuse. DR. Ia MARS PILLs are no
mere temporary stmulant, but complete tonic and
restorative that restore the sexual organs dehitated
from whatever cause to their pristine strength and
vigor Sent to any address, secure from o6ssryG-
ton on receipt of price, g so per bottle or Q. O. D.
by Express. Address all orders A. hoB0YLE s
CO., Druggists San Francisco. P. o. Box 1852.
ia1G-Sn
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THERE is proposition before Congress to make
Good Friday a legal holiday XIII it. Next we will
have 81. J,hn's Day, and s.. Patricks Day, and
goodness knows how many other days, made public
holidays by law, until the country becomes dis
gasied vita the trucking 70 ioreiga aud religious
Influences
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HAhrKR BsoTIESs announce the return TO their
service OF the great car.ctuTis,, Thomas Mast. Il
is not too much to say that his vigorous charcoal
cartoons have in the past besn material factors in
sid Of the political positions Of HayPefs WcelIy as
the skilled pens Of the gifted writers for that jour
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Care all your Lameness and Pain with
the never failing remedy, PBATTS ABOLITION
OIL. For Rheumatism Neuralgia, Sciatica, Sprains,
Bruises Sore Throat, Stu and Swollen Joints Govt,
Lameback and all aches and pains it is the best
remedy in the world. 1t needs no bcisteriug with
bogus certificates. It's merits recommend it. 1t
speaks for itself PRATTS ABOLITION OH IS
safe, SPEEDY and effective You can't afford 70 be
without it. Price sma !, 70 cents; large, 81. For
sale by all druggists. a. MCBOYLE & co, Drug
gists San Francisco Manufacturers and PrOprietors.
iq93 an
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Nor even the excuse OF "news justides the sick
ening and indecent reports Of the sharon-Hil trial
that now smut the pages Of Slu Francisco journals.
1t Is good time to take up the average Bay paper
with the tongs and vigorously plunge it into the
fre
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REAL ESTATE TRkNsFERs.
Titled March I2, 1881

Filed March u, ISL
March 4, 1854 Virginia b. Atwe to W. Il. Hawk
About 6 acres ut Mormon Island; $500.
Filled March Is. 1SSi.l
March - 1854 Catherine johnson to Jas. John
son Lot s. and o. Twenty-seventh and Twenty
eighth streets; S200
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USNIsTAKABLY HEREDITARY.
We got some of Swiits Specific and gave it to this
case, and in a short while it was cured sound and
well. Ii vas as bad case, think, as | ever saw,
and had been under excellent phYsieians with 20
permanent benefit, We have been CRYING 1t to all
the children as 4 health tonic. We have four chill
dren and one seamstress who, for years, have sui.
fered intensely every spring With erysipeias, and
though they had been taking Swft's Specific only IN
small doses health tonic, they all without eN-
cept.on passed through the spring without a touch
of the complaint. A young lady of the institution
who has been with US for years, has been troubled
With most aggravated rash ever since she was
child. She tried all the known remedies that are
prescribed for it, with no benefit; but she has
been cured BY taking SWiit's Specific, and had 10
return Of the trouble. II is such an excellent
tonic and keeps the blood pure, that the system
less tablet TO contract disease All Of the teachers
and the children who are old enough to know, agree
with me in believing it is the greatest medicine
known. Ny faith in It is unbounded, and and my
assistants take great pleasure in recommending il TO
every one. can at all times be found a: the Home
and will take pleasure in seeing or corresponding
with any one who is interested in the remedy
RSv. L. b. PAINE
ia9-2mF Orphans Home, Macon, Ca.
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StOrnl RepOris.
NEVADA.
Journals, strIsl,cn with Paralysis

AUSTIN, March 13sh.-At II o'clock last
night John Booth, proprietor of the RsreHie
was stricken with cerebral apoplexy. and has
been paralyzed ever since. The doctors bied
him this morning, but he has not recovered
consoiousnes7. They say he cannot recover.
L. IL SO ,-nnra nid
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SECOND DESPATCH.

AUSTIN, March 13.h.-Booth died at Z
o'clock this evening. He did not recover
from the shock Of paralysis received last
night. lie was a member of the Lander
Lodge of Mesons, and President Of the Reese
River Pioneers
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To THE LADIES: La lies desiring to be
perfecs in tbeir toilet sho aid i've Elite Boz
auet and Peck's Premium Perfumes. For
Fale at sll druggists.
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a Fsw PRESS opINIoEs.

The Antioch Ledger Gays "We believe
there is no extraordinary contingency re-
curing an extra session, and that the Gov
ernor, in his anger, has made mistake"
And it adds "Yo are free to say, in this
connection, that it is unfair to say that the
railroads refused 70 pay their taxes. II
they are really Disseminated against, they
have just ground for resistance, In fact,
every taxpayer should be willing to urge
the railroad to resist an informal assess.
ment"
The Stockton Independent says: We
have not the slightest objection to the
Democracy committing hars.kiri, but we
do most emphatically object to the people
being compelled to pay $25O,O00 for the
performance of that operation, when
natural death awaits the organization next
November.
The Pstaluma Argus remarks; The
Governors proclamation is very foggy in
many particulars, leaving it in doubt
whether legislative action is designed TO be
for prospective or retroactive application.
The document is evidently the combined
product of several confused minds, and but
gives emphasis to the adage that too
many cooks spoil the broth We do not
believe this called session to be Necessity,
and believe that any attempted legislation
by it viii again launch US upon sea of
uncertainties such as followed the adop-
ton of the new Constitution. The only
possible good that we anticipate from this
action of Governor Stoneman is the wreck.
ing Of the Democratic party"
The Red Bluff Peoples Cause says
We apprehand that when the Legislature
shall have concluded its labors il extra
session the main question which they were
convened to solve Will be but little nearer
solution than it is at the present writing"
The San Jose Mercury, in the course Of
review of the extra session fully, says
The railroad t3xes-all of them that age
in any way nov entoFcible-are rendered
by the railroad companies to all of the
counties, and have bsen accepted by most
of them, and the questions that remain for
the Court can in no way be expedited by
any possible action upon the part of the
Legislature. The fare and freight PROPOSE
tons have been put at rest by the action
Of the Commissioners, and in manner
which our eitizsus are disposed to acquiesce
in. The fact Is, that this session is not
called to meet any special exigency, or in
the public interest at al. It's real purpose
ia TO ensble a few small, greedy politicians,
some of them, to get at public positions,
and all Of them to get at the public crib
for the purpose OF public plumber.
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Lundborg's Perfume, Edepia.
lundborg's Perfume, MaTeehei Mel Rose.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Alpine Violet.
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily of the Valley.
mIS.ly
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

IF CALLED FOR SOON. ONE .5ss5-azss..ssss-s,I
8 Second. hand Square, aud one Sec
ond hanl Upright Piano, both as goods Z 81
as new; first-class maker.
JOHN f. COOPER.
,,.1o ar1r, Music Store 527 ! straet
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SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARTMENT osE-ARMsrRoSe. Judge.

THURSDAY, March 10, 1884.
Estate of Christian Gruhler, deceased-0rdered
that family allowance Of 800 per month be al
lowed TO date from the death OF said deceased and
continue until the further order Of this Court pend
ing administration Ct said estate.
Estate OF Nellie Marti, minor-Charles Kimme
ard wife agree to adopt said minor as their own
child.
People vs.. Mock Soon, murder-on trial.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLAyD, Judge.
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TIE Boston Pilot says: The article known
as st. Jacobs Oh stands without an equal
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CHNgaAS Wisz. Of tie Democratic State Central
Committee, Went for the scalp Of manager Buckley
at San Francisco on Wednesday, aud, glarug at him
as he addressed the Executive Committee, said that
he would insist that the primary elections ia the
Clubs be held in conformity with the requirements
Of the Penal Code, 50 that those voting i'll gally
could be arrested. ''I have seen one man vote
ssyan times under different names at 4 Cub cleo
ton, and propose to stamp that out" Good gra-
cious Does Mr. Wise intenu TO obteTate the Dem.
ocratic party, extra session and all
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Ayers Sarsaparilla viii 90 away with tired
feeling, and give yoa new lie snd energy.
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DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD. Judge.

THURSDAY, March IS, 1854
A. p. Redding vs.. Harry u. Redding-Defendsnt
allowed until and including the 22d instant to file
answer.
George F. Bronner vs.. A. Observation-Disclosures
fnrd rfnrlanf
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, March l3.h.-Late mail ad-
v,ces from Idaho state that during the re-
cent cold, stormy weather, it was feared that
many ca;lle would perish i'll different portions
of that Territory. However, stock of all
kinds stood the stress Of weather remarkably
well. But few persisted, and the stock is
generally locking splendidly.
The weather here is very warm and spring
like.
First Lieutenant John W. Pullman, Eighth
Cavalry, has been appointed to the vacancy
in the Q lartermas 'er's Department Of Fort
WaIla Walls, caused by the dismissal Of Cap
taie E. j. Hubbard. He will have the rank
of Captain and Assistant Quartermsster.
Captain Pullman went to West Point from
Vancouver, and is well known all over the
Territory.
Articles of incorporation have been fled of
the United States Electric Light and Power
Company of Portland. The incorporators
are T. +. Morey, George ". Weidler snd II.
w. Cole, and the capital is 500, coo.
Probably Fatal Fail.
PoRTLAND, March 18th. "A carpenter
named Henry Winkler, working near Ia
coma, w. T., met fearful fall yesterday
He slipped from roof, falling distance of
forty feet, striking on his head and shoulders.
His injuries are regarded az necessarily fatal.
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nnr13-2p1n.
MATHUsHEK PIANOS

RE THE BEST OVER TWO --EEzsss=s, e.,
"A Hundred and Fifty in use IN sts;i.ss sszits5
Sacramento. The Uprishts ahead OH q \ n
everything Keep in tune at oneS
quarter the expense of any other piano. Beware
of limitations and frauds offering them.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Important 70 Parents and Others-The
Nrnhaus' Home.
uxN1,rAkAgLr nEREprrARr.

We have had a great Improvement IN the heaItn
of our children bv the use of S'yft's Specific. We
had among the children some who had scrofu'a-no-
tably one case in which 1t was
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.IONN &. COOpER.

General wholesale Agent for the Pacific Coast, 527
] street. Also, cheap and medium-prced Pianos
from s225 up. Old Pianos and Organs taken in
exchange for new ones.
esT Planes 10 Rent. a122ptf
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PIONEER .SOpk WORKS

FIONGEK SOLN "OhNSI
11nA and 1902 STREET. II. E. CLARK
wv Proprietor land successor to the late
E. L. Billings), has removed the machinery for the
manufacturing of Soda, sarsaparilla, Ginger Ale,
ETC., to the above place, where under the super
vision of John @. Adams the business will be con-
Quoted. Dealers and families supplied at the most
reasonable rates. Call aud leaveyour orders Also,
Lytton Springs water on hand. fe2s4plm
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PlowEsR LIVERY sTRsLs.

T. D. SERVER, .fropIieto
"ACKS on CALL AT ANY HOUR, "a
& day or night. Coupes, Phastons, Al S4Nl
ROckaways, Bsrouches Buggies, with the -i--H-
oest roadsters to be found in any livery stable on
The coast for hire. Horses kept in livery at reason
able rates. Livery Stable Fourth street, between
| and J. iy1-t
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Cotton wants a larger hotel.
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TYPE FOR SALE.

NgTHEN OUR NEW DRESS ARRIVES, WHICH
w will be in a few weeks, we will have for sale,
at low rate, between Three and Four Thousand
Pounds Of Nonpareil, Minion, Brewer and Adyer
Using Type which is in good condition, and which
we will sell in lots to suit purchasers. WEI also
have Cases. Rues and Imposing Stones, which viii
be sold cheap.
ADORE s:
SACRAMENTO FURNISHING COMPANY.
SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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ST. PATRlGK'S DhYI

TT Dancing st 9 oc'oc,. "a
JONES, BEFBE &c GRANTS BAND Will furnish
Music Tickets, so cents.
J. B. WHITE, President.
j. j. CARROLL, Secrlt4ry Committee Of Arrange.
n,ents mrlO, IL Is, l.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Grand Evening Entertainment VIII be
held at East Park Pavilion, THIS friday EVENING,
March Il, 1854. Admission, 50 cents children, 25
cents (nciuding supper. Street cars wi run dur
ing the evening. mrt4 IT
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-14

stand I'd, Fl IL Peaches, standard, his
~ o. j lhs. -, $50 3 ,CoIids lbs 81 81:
y lbs, ~ q To aior>, standar lbs, 81 10
seconds. las, ---- lbs. $1,000 -. cree
corn, NJ Zeal g. Green pea, 81 30 Goose
berries, - 25Gi 30 Ra-phcrri,s slfVmi g.
oysters fnrl weight. lh. - s; > ID, ~ .,
lght weight, | III, Coo; III al 70 Saiuor.
u, ~ eol 20; H. Mack"trl, N, x.
Sarii""-, Aner can, o. TO- case; IN
purI y .i1uli 40 urr 'asc. Strawberries,
b sol SO BlNckhc RI. =, d hrc,nE--,,
80 Etr e condensed milk, 500 crown, 9
S,iss Il. 80.
~undries-- starch, i'sc. soar, com" on. 80
German olive. 5hc Candles, fuil hoEc~ lhN
hnlVcs, 80; quar- crs -. L. dIgo, Sc ter a.
Rlue ng, &tG, 20 per dozen. G niue mus
Ar't / 9jGi 30 prr dozen Ma, Caruui ma
pnrted l5o per III; Nt,r ,au. ~ o I.,r uu,
Nuckrl-, two h"op>, . per dozens wen bu b
el.,A Oret dozen. ht"ons, ,y0 3. - p,f ,,t
tlur full roi"r pa en-, 5 ~ eD.3 - ~ o..
family .5@t3 e.; x as b. ch1i u, = IGaP3.2t
No IrNa@, 3 90; Ne. ., : -; NJ. 3, > 81
Cornmtal pcr hushcl, Che iiuiuiuy anu gr'.
pc II, q" "AIm Il pn, hair Dhl ~
Cracke wheat per IN, &C. ,reck"rs. SON.
e'.W---c: M soda, A4o---c; xxx x a., 2.
cre ,u.caa .,ingei maps, re: lemon 4, ohn.s. sc
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Fv TEE LIcPT or DAY.


Pas Imros: h.huos the Facts OF the Present.
Hep Il .ho New Era.
~ remember when thcE We're put
ting up The poles for the first telegraph
line i'm III" state of New York, and now
look thcrl" '>clanard a citilon OF
the metropolis To his friend, as the
two stood on thu -"mm.t of III" tail
Equitable Building IN Broadway, "lhc
city Is Nlro ~ with wires Ike sharp.
and electric comnunica.ionis the daily
miracle "f h worlt. People no long
or wonder and laugh at IL rs they did
NJ MprSe when II" first suggested its
possibility"
The age marches on and pr"dJudicc
must give away. Melody has mon
opoly Of Truth. Even the conservative
@u'ld OF Physltlan' admit that the
secrets ol medicine are shared by all
men. ~ dressed ms wound, ana God
healed NM, said OLD Ea!en. once
that terr,b!" disease, rhanmat'sm, was
supposed to be shifting local All,
menu no" at''cNlm& me JOINTS ana
stratnd to hc 70 disease Of the blood.
Mr.. Henry Bogert, of No. 4ji Allan
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Dry hint hides n@l5, drs salt loh@ll&
COTTON.
Good mlddins iD4c c; strict middlihE, 'llci
mdhllnH l0Xci suIct low middiing iOnc;
low midilinx 10.
,Correc'ed daily ~ ". co fieh Co., Brui &
F. ri.) Shpe, shcai dressed, l29sC pr b..
Sun 10, dressed, c. Catfish, ares ed, l@hci
heu,i,h, i21,c, T out, l2'4c; oar, ergo, lac
COUNTRY PRODUCT.
per T1 ISS s! ny5 SEA- 49, ok 'G nSc
l2l@!5e Honey lsn@l5c Ne" ir' n.t Io' ia;
10! 80 lotion seed $40 AT mills
WESTERN PRODUCE.
Navy beans 5,4@6o. Pickle, half bill
So. 50. Butter 20; creamery butter aNp45
Dried sppies 7H@oc. Oranges. 81 5000 per
box. Lemons IS VO4i.uO per box.
HARDWARE.
Axes. per do2, So. 5000 80, nails. per key 1928
MsS.,0, Tod ba-r :hurse shoes, So E.ltsG 0JitUrs'
nais, 81 75@5.75; iron, &c rstes; barhed vine
bh@61.c; plain fence wire, 5aiic ;beltng %pr.c.
Disc uni; scalts iio~es' 25per rrn discount F.;
blsBtioG; $50. Shot drop 81 buck. 81 %.
GnAM AND FORAGE.
$40; nnIet nay SO uO@l2.V0 per ton:
baleu nillCt hay $500. Corn. per uushel
mixoi, 4s.fc; white, Jo'. Wheat, Mediterranean
gO@n5o; NIcaraugua, i5GJoc. Oats 32hci
Barley T@oOc. sneai oats So @s3.UO. MlIol
In bunui,s, .. 6G,S3 " per nunIrcd. Nov iod-
der, si.7JG'2 - per hunured bundlee.
LUnBKn.
kongn lumber, 500 per NJ; iloorins ~.
per Nj siding, 2eiiow pine w 90 per u ,
lar, ,2 30 per NJ; ceiling, yellow pine, s22 81
per u; ceiling, white pine. $50 90 per NJ;
ceiling, poplar, $50 ~ per N shingles, besl
cypress, 800 per NJ, shingles, second best
cypress, 81 ~ per N; shingles, heart pirc,
~ on rcr NJ; finishing lumber, poplar, S5Lp|
per NJ; lnishllg Humber. white Pine, 500.
per NJ
LKITnkR AEn -ApDLEHY.
OAK sole leather, aOa}l3c; ret slaughter sol,
leather, 2sG,33c; oak harness leather, 32f1 Sc
union harness leather, jvDjjc lrting leather
}1ey39c. pn.ent leather, yer foot l4kc; cnamc
/ leather, per foot, 2p4I2ici ,Ecep eklhs, S6.ybn
TO- W per dozen; American calf skins, s. CJa
i.Ul each; French call skins, 81. "a5."b each
saddlo trees, per dozen, ~. ooettr.oJi nors'
collar, per dozen, Sa.toGSi0D; stirrups,
Waco manufacture. ner dozen. - Oo9S'O'
DRUGS.
Acid, ben4o.c, por o., 95g3oc carboiic, 50
tuition, 5Oc' crystass,p per 10: j0Gesl W; tartarc
COO; citric Sc, Alum OisDDjc AsaatHtlda 5j'l,
soc. Bal5ain cOlalha tjc. Borax, l6&!Oc.
Blue litrlol Ic. CGlnLel s5Gsl.ia. Camp
nor, rcnnrd ~. Cincnoridia. per o.. ~
a7jc. Chlornl, hydfAte, per To-. SEQ.
Chloro.orm u 10, Cream tartar, powder
o. 90 d. on Of lemon, per H.. s!.6O.
Bromide potass Ss+1JJc; Iodide al 10. Quinine.
sulphate, per -. sl.rGi 5 Flour OF sui
phur. per III, iH@Oihc. salts, epson, 5t9bc.
West Virginia iuhricatlng Oh, 70; golden
machine soc; lard oil GoGs-.
PRoVI-IOss AsD CHCCEHG-.
Meats, ruRaI-cur"i haIns, llsci ,. & Z. l..
con, l,c; ). Z. bacon, luS'i =. &, dry salt,
lard, se1ccs, 9hc; 40 and 8 = opos. sxc;
9oA cAus lnc l0S raLt, IOhci - ceus, ! 5,ci
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1884-06-14

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q cash, TX bi for Jaly, ~ bri r ANN
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Oat- dul aud nominal at 81 aaked,
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export grades, jpd6,S5; good 20 choice 81 pr IA.
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VIII az opened be, ter out q, g iurd, aud clus ,
70 shade under yc4t-rda,, - 4rel, ! u O.
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{ jrn opened higher than vest RAY; J2Gi@ ~
cash ana June. oats dIll AZ " - - ~ rleh
% IL for Juy. Whisky steady a. II. Tor
meal qu.e. ~ 1,9j Prov SONS SLOW SLOW al.
un"h 'ogri ouly 3mall J-b trade 40 pre- Hgl
prices.