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A Consistent Southern Democrat.

". \. Herman. formerly OF the Okol ona
Mss states. WHO vas 80 out-spoken in
his Southern Views as 70 cause remark in
his own party. ha,, after varying fortunes
arrived in s.. Louis where he Ma, inter
viewed SATURDAY..
lie stated that he would shortly begin the
publication Of red-hot. fire-eatiny. rabid
rebel and unrecoasiructed weekly Democrat
&c newspaper in that city to be called the
Southern Free LaRce. Il will be Demo
cratic newspaper Of the old school. paper
that Will tell the truth. shame the devil, and
exhibit southern sentiment in a proper light.
The South, said Mr. Herman. SIS not re-
constructed. Il does not accept the results
OF the war. IL never shall. if can prevent
II. The South would be Republican TODAY
II the nlggers were allowed 10 vote. and
when the northern Democrats and Office
seeking southern Democrats say that the mig
gers are allowed to vote. they lie and they
know they lie. The southern people are deter
mined the Niger shall not vote. rhev are right
lhey tel! me the truth. | believe in the
shotgun and the revolver | believe in
shooting the Niger if necessary, and the
Democratic party believes in it, But the
Democracy is cowardly; i, is irving to get
into power by lying it has abandoned its
principle, for a few offices. want the
Democratic party to control this govern
ment, bat want il to carry the country on
ITS own platform. Down with the niger.
The Democratic towards in Congress
and elsewhere are TRYING 10 deceive the
North. They say that the southern peo-
pie are loyal, that the negroes are enjoy
ing the fullest rights of citizenship, and that
the old flag Is respected as highly in Mis-
sissipp as It is Massachusetts, II is an in
famous, damnable, outrageous falsehood.
The southern people are not loyal the mig
ger does not enjoy the falles. rights of cit
izenship, nor is il intended that he shall, and
The people of Mississippi spit upon the old
nag. l expressed the sentiments Of the
southern people in the Okolona States
those cogardly southern Democrats who
have abandoned their principles TO secure
few miserable Offices raised howl, and /
made the lying charge tina, !. VITO have been
a consistent. inveterate, and uncompromis- |
ing Halter Of the Republican party all nv
life, was in the pay of the Republicans /
They we're afraid that was telling too
much truth, and they didn't have the cour-
age TO stand BY me-" II looks as If Mr. Ksr- .
mans views nf the true southern Democrat ,
are strikingly correct. If we are TO judge /
from the testimony taken by the Committee
to investigate the Copiah county outrages.
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HEADQUARTERS
DEPARTMENT OF MAINE, q. \. H..
ASST ADJ'T GENERALS OFFICE.
Lewiston Maine March 1875,

Lewiston, Name, March |, 1851.
General Order, No. |:
Elected Commander Of the Department Of
Maine, al the seventeenth annual encamp-
ment. hereby assume command and estab-
lish headquarters at Lewiston, where all re-.
ports. returns, etc. from Post Adiutants
should be directed, addressed TO d. Horace
Holman, Assistant Adjutant General. All
Communications requiring the personal at
tentIon Of the Commander will he directed
to Rock land
The following appointments on the per-
sonal staff Of the Commander are hereby an
nounced ID. Horace Holman, Post I, Lew
iston, Assistant Adjutant General BENZ i.
Beais, Post 81, Auburn. Assistant Quarter
master General; John +. Foster, Post ~.
Bangor, Inspector George y. Jenkins, Pos,
As, Togus, Chief Mastering Officer; Horace
II. Burbank. Post IS. Saco, Judge Advo-
cate
All acquisitions for supplies for Posts
should be forwarded to Assistant Quarter
master General and all checks, money
orders and drafts should he made payable 10
that officer
All returns and reports from Post Ada
tants, etc. intended for Department Head
quarters, should in all cases be addressed to
ID. Horace Holman, Assistant Adjutant Cen
eral, Lewiston. Maine. Also the Quarterly
Report of Post Quartermasters should be in
closed with Adjutant's Report to the Assist
ant Adjctant- General for comparison.
Post Commanders and Adjutanis are par
tioalarly referred to pages IS and 80 of the
Manual fos information in regard to CORE
spondence the same vii! E.so be published On
the back Of the Roster soon 10 be Issued.
The observance of these simple rules will
save a vast amount of confusion and delay
in correspondence with headquarters. 1t is
hoped that egsry Post will be well supplied
with Manuals and copies Of the Rules and
Regulations,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20
A CENTRE SHOT.

When the Ford brothers attacked ti'at notorio y
desperate. Jesse james, they fired straight into
the back of HI, head killing him instantly. Il wa
a centre shot. and put end to the career of one
of the most bloodthirsty and heaitlesS criminals
that ever cursed 3 world Though the forls ac
complished good work, they employed de~picablS
methods. totally unlike that superb curative
Thomas Eclectric oil. which meets and DESTROY.
Its adversary, rheumatism in the open field, anu
without resorting 10 treaChgry or deceit. its mis-
sion Is denoted by printed labels upon each ans
every bottle. and is shots swift, certain and
efficient beyond precedent or comparison.
Thomas EClCctric OIL Is an uufailing remedy fnI
rheumatism, and j. equally gcodas cure for neu
ralgia lamcnesS, burns. bites aches, spTain<. and
pains, Notice what
Henry &, Radhourpc, OF Sctalia,
Mo, writes "fiad my left arm
AMI shoulder damned in railroad
ashup to The spring OF 81. ami
was confined to my bed for long
time. used Thomas EcCctrC oil
with excellent results. / never had
nythins given that relieved 50
well" Daniel PLANK. If Broukh n,
Tiusa CO., Pa, describes IL thus II
rode thirty miles for bottle OF
Thomas Eclectric oil, which
effected the r3Rderf.f cure OF
croaktti Es5h in siN applications il
proved worth morn lhhn gold to
me
iyr3iH ne
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County News.

n..r
. =.
The willing WORKERS, society
formed Tor the purpose OF aiding IN GOOD
works held a iair and soeiaoie al Sehooi
Hali' on luesda! evening March IL, the
receipts TO be added to the iund already on
hand ior me purpose OF building patsoh-
age Tor the FIRST Congregational charch.
There is a ramor afioat that parties in
Portland are trying TO secure control Of the
Deer Isle Silver mine. for the purpose OF
working it. The mine has been idle since
December 1882. We hope this may prove
true. though nothing definite can be as
cerained.
>,o I ,,; :,
Dunham's Point wharf. ruesda,. and took
awar about tu-nt, passengers. Wednes-
day. steamer Rocklsnd took fiiy more. and
We understand tina; ahou, fifty will start next
Monday These are mostly fishermen going
10 Join vessels in Portland aud Gloucester
to % south mackereling.
rL ,i.l 3. i, ,l
- ,s,SI - :s', y.
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Porter's Relief.

The bill. for tie relief Of Fnz John
Porter after bein. amended passed the
Senate, THURSDAY. BY vote of 56 to
=. al the New England Senators. who
were present, 'ot!ng no" Senator Hale.
though absent, vas paired with Senator
Beck who would have voted "Yes"
In the debate which preceded the passage
Of the bin. Senator Logan, who made a long
and able speech il opposition 10 it. said
the question involved was that of disobedi
ence Of orders. Gen. Pope had expected
that he would be attacked and he had
properly ordered Porter to be on hand by
daylight. and Porter had no option or dis
cretion in the matter. His duty was to obey
Porter had in his letters aid he did not IN
tend TO obey Pope. except when be had 10.
There had been combination and de,ermi-
nation that Pope should not succeed"
In conclusion he said tina, if this bill passed
and this wrong we're done it would be
declaring to the wor.l that those who failed
IN the hour Of trial were men who should
nov be honorel. and that the glory Of the
Union army could as well be maintained by
honors lost as by honors won. The principle
would have most demoraizing effect upon
the army and country.
The bill authorizes the President by and
with the advice and consent Of the Senate
TO appoint Genera Porter TO the position of
colonel in the army Of the same grade and
rank held By him at the time Of dismissal
and authorizes the President in discretion TO
place Porter on tho retired list as Of that
grade, General rter. however, TO receive
no compensation = allowance prior to
appointment under the act.
His paw as colonel in the Army will be
$500 per annum, and when placed on the
retired list" will still be $1,000 per snnum.
The only mitigating feature in the passage
Of the bill is the fact that Congress will be
relieved of the persistent ciamor of Porter
and his Democratic friends. but il is a
precedent that no government can afford to !
establish and its baleful influence will be
f.I, in the future. The bill now goes back |
>. tho House for It's concurrence in the Sem
ate amendment !
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20
a REPUBLICAN, STATE CONVENTION
viii ~ uELp ~
\oromhpga Hall. Bangor.


WI tht. tur,,.~, of nominating candidate ir Con
,.-11ur t. lc supported ai thc september clcctl"n'
ma -.l.ctiii.. tv candidates for Electors ~ Pre-
lent ami Nicr President oi thc nliei state am
..ur delecaic- ~ large amt -four aiternate- :" a.
ni t,., National yriiilap n h, held At hcago.
II.f,st- on Tuesday June g. ~ and tran-aeting
, ..fh,.. t,l-lnc-- tat ana, properly come h'i"rr
%.
Th, hs.t. VI representation ~ 30 Pc a. fnlloW~
,.f t.it- tns,p and plantation viii De entitled t.
c ti,lt safe and ia each - vote ca-i far the n
.ubIfean candidate for t,avcrnor IN 10 An anu
rlnra delegate and fraction Il ~ vote IN tN
..,.-- II - Nnte- an additional delegate
Tn. sat, Committee Will l- ln ~s--i'n IA ilic t.'
..,rtiau -lam rt the Han ~ nine ncl''h On INC
morning az THE convention tar the ruTl'-' "i r.
Giving the credentials of delegate
an electors 81 Maine. y itioui rrgar'i z" lA-i i'
.t-e4l difference who srr in iathr - 'l'N 'tlN 4
,a4 ,llgntftiug American ia|"r protecting aH'
N;rldn. hafnc inH stree giving ire lH'lA"i
a Iucaftlu IT, III, ni The people. -tFHflh-
tree suffrage and au honest counting Of oall't-' 81
rctuaIl1 protecting al human right lh tN''fA -
f.sm us .Nr common country in 'u"'ilN ln't-+lf
t..~ far ,.i.rarlf cement III American -hpNfE ah
-h5r faiIlnE iu Temperance M ah commune
.-i and tiilscu- administration "i i'a'llt iIA-'
.ttHt WHO lc~rr 20 pufmofc fri"ufi' i"'iiN- AFT
.tgrnancu; harmony Throughout tho 'Htn A'hN N
maintaining naHoHhi government l''i-tl III
,l.- nh',-rf- ami rrrrirlc- arc ""Fiiaii' lh' l''
t. Ln-t, itt tIe urplnli'sN- az is -ii'' l ''-'
.... ..,tt-st-- e. iht- canycf.'lau.
i',rpr.lpr Republican ~fstr ofnui'tl''
GEpE,,t WING ,h''rri4'.
Hf>HN " >FRNDti >,crtrr
RHau-u trH. p. l~-A
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Republican Convention


Tb.. Republican, 10 the Thirl Ccngres >ional Dls
t-ict Of Maine will meet in convention IN Town
Hall ia Waieryille, on Thursday, the s4ih nay "i
April Isl at II O'Clock \. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating a candidate for Representative I" me
,ah ,anrrs.>s % the Unitel states also I" nnihl-
nate a candidate fpr presidential e"'t"r anu w"
delegates t. the Republican National onNchtinh
NJ le Held Al Chirag,. June g. lSsI aud 20 elect
"a district committee .,
h .itr to,t.n AMI planfatfau will he entitled to
une delegate, and for each - votes ca-t III W.
republican candidate for governor ~ - "a az
.liiioual delegate and for fraction 81 "N"''- III
,Ncc~s of - Nute-. an additional Htt"-"t'
Wateryille. Feb. q l>-4
EnMTNp y. MTsh NateraiHr.
JAMES II pAs,pNB. >howhegan, EcpuhlicAn
I " HAENoN. [ nifty. District
Csc Ak W PITCHER, Belfast.
J II WEsT. Franklin, '"inlnlll''
! I HI>CkLEN, Bluehill
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

There was an awful explosion in a coal
mine at Pocahontas. Va, Thursday. 100
men were in the mine and not one of them
escaped alive Distant houses were shaken
by the explosion. Striking q vein of gas is
supposed 10 have been the cause Of the ex-
piosion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

Poems are contributed by II. H., X. II. Horne,
q. r. Lanigan, and Laura NJ. Marquand.
The Editors Easy Chair contains, among
other good things, an elegant tribute TO the
Departments are full, rs usual, Of interesting
and entertaining matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20
By command of
BENJAMIN WILLIAMS,
Department Commander
ID. HORACE HOLMAN.
Assistan, Adiu,ant General.

tssistant NuJulaht UehefaI.
ia relation 10 Grand Army work. the gen
eral impression seems to be- says Adjutant
Gen. Holman. "ihst the work of this year
will be put not so much into establishing
new posts, a. TO reviving old ones aud re-
cruiting and awakening interest. There are
probably 10000 ex-soldiers in the State of
Maine. who are not members of the Grand
Army. There are between 5000 and 700
members Of the Grand Arm, in Maine.
The field is large for recruiting"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20
The Maine G. A. R.
ESTABLISHMENT Or HEADau AgIERs-iir.
ERAI ORDER No. /.

The headquarters Of tie Department Of
Maine, q. \. r., have been stationed Al,
Lewiston, and the office there i, in charge
of A1jutant Genera! ID. II. Holman, as here
tofore. General order Ne has been issued
as follows
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

The Uniun SUNDAY >shao. Association
q; NJ. desert and ,icinii, viii hold ~ -c>-
non =, NORTH East iiarbor. FRIDAY. Mar.
-. 1854
Opening >,r,ice devotional. - begin a,
10 \. VI. led By Rev. \. J McGown.
!. Iopic-lhe Importance n the SunlA,
School Association ami what !, Is de-
syn. and who .honi attend - Rev.
J. T. swallow
; Obstacle, in Sunday School aoIk Whn,
are they and how 70 overcome them
Rev. II. II. CLARK
:. How shall Sunia, School worker, make
their influence morr effective fur good
Rev, G. 7. Ogden
= WhA, shall D.. doae ;n Increase. the at
tendance A. SUNDAY School ? R, 4 J
McCovn
. Wien should a SUNDAY School b, con
-d.rrd dad Bro. Thoml. Clark
.. WE-n d, Sundl, School pos>e>-in.
,gorou, life mi What vii gi,c i
Rev. \ Y. Jones
:. Special importance f,r the father, 20 A.
tend Sunday School iifn J. 5. Smith
: DIGESTION Box
@ Collection
Per Or.-r Cow.
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FARM for SALE.

y" & plaee Formerly known n m.
ieadns {. ~, u North Lamoine on lie sta1 ah 5I
BY the ate H. rGlnt and more recently purca
s sand II applied for soon said 1i s"l at bar,
pIeasS ss ars land twelve acres in taae eo, as
good oatbaii pse Finished dwelling Gease sn
nrnntr, ol 9Th one Of tic bel n torn acTe
Apply 70 MRS. L. Z. GRANT
5Hf North Lamcine,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

The supreme court Of Ma sachuseits,
it is understood. has granted the application
Of the Globe National bank. on behalf Of
the creditors Of Shaw Brothers. for d.
vision Of the available assets by the as
sisnee. Mr.. Wyman has something more
than 100000 on hand. which this de-
ci,ion will allow him TO divide pro rata
among the creditors. Meantime the propo-
>.,ion for a settlement remains IN stain quo.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

-CLIPPINGs.-An all important question
has at last been decided in favor OF kEAN's
KIDNEY AND BACK PLASTER. They are now
acknow lodged To be the standard plaster OF
the market. ly4l en-.
Salt. Sulphur. Soda and Potassium, equal
quantities. will cure the worst form of DlPH-
liberia when taken in conjunction with Jad-
wins Pine Tar Syrup directed. q. a.
Parcher. Mar.
-Clergymcn. lawyers. public speakers, and
singers. confirm the opinion Of the general
public in regard to Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
All say II is the best remedy that can be pro
cured for all affections Of the vocal organs.
throat and ungs.
was weary Of life. and longcd for my death.
For sll through the years I'd been coughin'.
And thought every night that I'd soon lose
INV breath.
For was coughing myself to my coffin.
| had given up hope, aye. almost my life.
when q friend advised me 10 stir up"
And told me u secret by which | was cured,
BY taking Of JADwfN'> TAR SYRUP.
q. \. Parcher. Mar.
There are persons in every locality en-
dowed with much individuality a. To de-
msnd success: but Ja,iwins Pine Tar syrup
doe- NOR" than that. II deserves success. g..
Z A. rarchrr. Mar.
The following communication will be
found interesting 10 our farmers
Ei1hiy Jnsheis ~ Oats per acre. on oid, 'rorn
0m {dHd
prNrrR. Nh, Dee. -. l~ss
Last Fall ploughed up three acres Of worn
out grass land. and last Spring spread about
, two cords ~ roar,r manure 10 the ACRE, and
applied Bra,lley'> Phosphate At the rate Of aD1
pounds per acrc. AMI >owcd the piece Ia Oats.
From these three acres | harvested two hum
dred aud forty bushels 81 good. heavy oit>. |
have tried the four leading fertilizer, sold in
our section. and am satisfied that Bradley :
Supcrphos phaic Is thu best. most reliable, and
cheapest - any,
WIN. RAND.
II, HI>p~ RADIO N toE> REMOVER II cured
our. nri the pr'prirt1r- agrCe To- cure ynur~ "I
rrluni the MONEY. l. mot iniuriuu- ltrn
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

STATE or MAINE. tou>rN nf HNN'n'k. -
l. EDW. ~ AIEl, Cashier Of the above namr'l
bank 10 Solemnly swear that the above statement
T. true to tn, hest OF my know ledge and belief
fDW w AIEN Cashier,
subscribed and sworn a. before This la;h dny
OF March, Isl
THOMAS II. ~W AXEh.
Justice OF the Peace.
CORRECT Attest
THEO. &. " GOODMAN.
Fw,fI II. NZIl. Dir'ffnrS
I'VE y T. Hill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

lne ltsa sen has passed III" " ""--
AL >4i'rAge CONSTITUTIONS. Amendment II
rp@ zoe = 'aa lla4>e an 7 pi'>-! hN
-Aa, a,I. v.. co y tbc pe'a.r a. NH n"Nt
So. .,.:-,
t.....,. .,.,
4'tfN''e
latee are 100 voters 10 the town "h1 ''''
bI>.ay,, to - dome a. The ANNA. town
..... .....,,..... ,,,., ,,l sometime.
'htre 'F .ti "a,
o.r4.--i1n there .a- special ioAn meeting
81 ber,.l -a,.;a on The adoption Of
..a,-..- Ts. .,.,;.-,. i, he,1a .i-nrl
ST N''-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

The Memphis Ardianche, Democratic
PAPER. asks: "If dead candidate is needed.
why no; nominate Andrew Jackson instead
Of Mr. Tilden?"
Either one, if nominated by the conven-
ton in July, would poll his party vote, and
the enthusiasm for either would be about,
equal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20

The Portland Press reports the death
Of Hon. Joseph Dane at his residence IN
kennebunk. SUNDAY night at the age Of 81
wears II will be remembered that Mr..
Dane was. at the last election. a candidate
for Representative To- Congress. and had
previously been a candidate for Judge Of
probate. either of which positions he would
have craced. He town. as well as the
county and State being Republican. Tie fail
Ell Of gaining the public position which his
friends desired for him III, ha> hanorrd a
long line of accomplished ancestry. his IA
Their having been for three wears member
IL Congress from that district. and BY a de-
s-cndan' from other, who had enloled Ike
donors in Massachusetts Mr.. Dare leaves
4 widow. who j. a daughter NJ the late Ivory
Lord If kennehun.. but nj living children.
-lhe United States Senate Nonds,.
passed viii extending the term Of the court
# Alabama claims 10 December 1884.
Aiter much discussion. a JOINT resolution was
pa>>ed apprnpfiating $4,000. b. used by
the commissioner NJ agriculture. Nth the
cooperation u the authorize, o. the States
concerned. for stamping ouf the foot and
mouth disease
Senator Hoar offered a resolution calling
cl th,. Se5rciar, af the Interior TO report TO
tle Senate the names Of the parties who
.a,. haL pension applications pending for
nat, thlp TWO Years. and 'o show the con
G.'.1n af such applications and The reasons
Why they had not been disposed r. Nj.
II AT ,Ali inquiries were numerous from all
p,.;> NJ the country A. ID pension cases IN
disposed nf This information called fer
would enable Senators and applicants io see
hav NJ, ease, Stood ~ tragedy could N
vl, an tile stage. Mr. Hoar said
which uugh, more to move the feelings OF
r.sh;-mnded mrn, especially % American
Legislators. than thc >tor!r, Nhch come q
D. ia, after DAY. week after week. month
after month and wear after wear. 81 the hope
deferred. 81 the poverty. SORROW and a-on,
%. men Who suffered wound, and prsa'iun'
ana gave Up their strength ana health ioi
their country. and tee widow, and orphau'
of those who have given their H,e, ;or i
Mr. Hoar found ul fault w.th thr pension
Office. but something shul.d be done q bell
ierwar! the pensions cases.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1884-03-20
Report of the Condition
Bucksport National Bank,
AT BUCkSPORT,
RESOURCES.

IN The State Of Maine. at the close Of business
MARCH !, 1854.
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'hpR"t T.. POWERS.
DrhHl Main,
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TRENTON. March l.. 1854

Per Dr.rr Cow
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
- -
LENDER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

According tn the ioros ry buletrs thHra was
but about S. o o coo feet Of mercantile white pl .
standing IN 1880 In III lumber s,atos OF Michi-
gan, Wisconsin and Minnesoti, an only alb ,u'
80 900 COCO 0 long eaf pie in Flprids, Georg
ana the CaroliuHs. Bat he estimate or long aLu
short leaf ia Alabama. Miss ssinpi, Lnuisi ana
and Arkansas was ABOVE l3t 90 OlJ, OUO fe,t, Snn
this reserve has scarcely been touched YET
Louisiana alone has 43 90 90 coo feet standing
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
o 3RICK AT the kilns toto On kiln
e5IONE-At the Da las qua Ties, Sc per cubic
oct; lie for foundation; tic for wsl, and 10 for
ssed font
LTMiII r.. len,w line. rough, 20 per II
yr.I i,ct ?.6 Ter lCO is si6e fnishin
clear 2fO; common, 2 %; q ceiling 81 OF; 4 cell
ing . b0 i,x6rou h, 8 per To-; hN3 rough
rs per 100; s,y3 d e-sed, 200 per 100. Siding
IS yer 100 Ponnr dresstd finislinr, 20 pc
White pine DR. ssed Flushing, 6 20 per 1Oe ..
ceiling LIST CONN on. %; 2nd conn on, -;
SIDING, 1t common, 90 3. rommcn, SO.
Common 'ncfs. / So -Ehf, 1 st@5 10 az 10 size.
sHfNGLFS-NtLsc P!LG tOoa % -.
-ine. 4 90 90 r'nss 'o n. & 90; No. z.
PLASTER PARIS Per barrel. coca 80.
CEMENT 20 2 20 ."U''vi'' 80
n c,sj,p, % ~. / ~; & ipcl car 10 : '-eh
n-IfrR loirt IS i"ch c-p 20. ,tc.
DRAIN PItE-a g. lie g. .,r tiLrf, 200;
MIXFr PAINTs-Reg FOR use and al col
ors, 3p-t s.l Al u. tCsr,6 arf stan.
der' m, se5 a. on ~, i y ns.r. do.'ers.
WHITE LFAn-s'-'r7. = lr'r. 1910 S..
WINDOW GLAss--sxl0 to l0xi2 sOe l0xli
to lix2 50; l6x2i to 20x2s, 75 less 10 per cent
LIME, u,yerru. attuu 100 or hes4l.. - =,
/ 0 remscr or l0ts No PEI hs-rni f5
".i.- IN loif. M psr h"'h' 2ft.
HAIR-Por pound, 81 exc.
POsTA-cedar, IL so Bois d'src. l5i
TA1HE--f 20 ' 90
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-24
uARD,yARE AND METALS.

The scual cost OF max in!h ION otirnn in The
Lehigh vi c', Pfnusy ysna 1. put doc ~
Mr. McCre-th. chemist q the Gee ogiceI sur
W ~ Penn ylrsnia' al 2o3S, itenihed - FOL
lows. ore. 5l.N; Goa, $50 lmo't 'nc u CO Ia;
labor. g. 49, iucldeuislt and .epAt's, - a.
quo1Arium fu-UAi.
AHkS-Coiins per dozen, 81; cold DOLLAR,
Der dozen 81 Diamond Edge. Ter dozen, so
DO Tile Bit - "a
SKILLET, AND IIDS-sIc per pound: sugar
setfles. ts.c per pound
SCAiFS-Pairbank., discount ~ per cent
Rowe. discount u percent
TIN pIAIF-.I e. lUgi!, per box, VI; /. g..