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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-14
THE MARKETS.
CUInAaN Nov "a


Allan Mcintyre & Co S market circular of
this evening says the markets on the board
of trade to-day We're dull and steady;
Wheat-November, opened 741sc, closed
T2xc; December, opened 1890, closed 70 &c;
january, opened 74Lsc, closet 74&@7415c.
Corn-November opened 4S@sc, closed 45c;
year, opened 3d. &c, closed 39$sc; May, opened
SSssc, closed 1896. Pork-January, opened
S11.25, closed Sll $40 l.ard-January
opened So. so, closed $Gs5
Live Stock-The Union Stock YARDS re.
ports the following range of prices: Hogs
Market opened quiet, weak, and 5@lOc lower
packers and shippers on the market pros
pect faVors free sales; light grades, $40G
004.55 common t. choice; heavy
mixed packing, S400@+S0 common
to fair; $t3t@iuA, fair to choice;
heavy shipping grades Si.30@4 G5
Cattle-Market weak; exports, ST 1896 90
good to choice, So I0t6 10; common to fair,
81 1905 10; butchers, 81 15Q4. 90; stockers
81 90@43O. Sheep-Markst 25c lower; com
mon to fair, Sl.90@2. 10; medium to good
S300@400.
Produce: Butter-Trade depressed; fine
to choice creamery, 25627c, good to choice
dairy, lG@2Oc; fair to good packing, SjalOc.
Eggs-Flrm; choice counts, 2laf23c. Pota
tOes-Good to choice early rose or peach
blow, 30032c; fine Burbank, 35c; poor tC
fair stock, 25@2So Frlrts-Apples, 81 500
. per bib; grapes, Catawba, Ease per ID
ounces, S4Vt5 per Dbl. Hay-Good to fine
timothy, S9al2 and do. prairie, SS@l0 per
ton
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New York
NEuc N.Ann NJ 10

Whcat-1s@ssc higher; strong, less doing;
No. l white, nominal; No. , red Deem
Der, 81 "A @>l1ac; January, S535WSic; Feb
ruary, oa$4We6S; i4arch, Si4@STlsc;
Alail ~ @'94c; May, Ml5@9l94c.
Corn t4@esc nj her; very quiet;
mixed western spot, 49t6 551sc: flu
ture, 41h@5}1ac OatS-Better. quiet {;
western, 52@35c. Provisions-Beef, quiet
and unchanged. Pork, quiet and heavy;
new mess, S15 Lard, steady and quiet;
steam, 81 50
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-14
Mother Swans Worm Syrup

Infallible, tasteless. harmless, cathartic
for feverishness, restlessness, worms, con-
stipation. 25c.
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TOLEDO, Ohio, Nov. IL
Wheat-Active and higher; No red cash
ana November, Csc; December, 6S94c; May,
7S1ac; January, i01sc; No. soft, SIC Corn
Steady and quiet; No. 2 cash, 44c bid;
November, Acc bid; year, 3919c asked; re-
iected, 4l1ac; no grade SIC. Oats-Dull
and nominal; No. , cash and November.
26Ac; year, 261sc bid. Clover-Seed quiet
but higher; cash and November, S4671I.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-14
IS GEN. GORDON DEAD?

Report in Paris that the Brave Soldier
Has Heen KILLED.
PARIS. Nov. li.-At cabinet meeting
THURSDAY H. jules Ferry announced that he
had received dispatcfe, informing him that
Gen. Gordon had been kille-i while on his way
from khartoum to Berber
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-14
SWALLOWED BY THE SEA.
Seventeen Men Lost in an Ocean Col,

Seventeen Men Lost IN an Ocean Col
IisiOn.
BOSTON, Nov. IA dispatch received at
the Merchants Exchange to-day, dated Per
nambuco, Nov. Il, reports the loss of the
ship Andrew jackson, Captain Kel-
leran, of Thomaston, Me. While
on a voyage from Caleto-Buena to Ham
burg, she colided with the British shiI
Thirimere, Capt. Smith, from San Francisco
for Queenstown, and sank, with seventeen
of her crew. The Thirimere has arrived al
Pernambuco, with the survivors of the John
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PROFESSIONAL. CARDS.
81. G. CONNELLY,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
IL Rock Island, Ills. Office in Post Office Build
ing, over Mitchell Il byndcs Bank, Rooms No
and 10 nov-2I-dw1y
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Only Dem oeratic Daily In the Eleventh Con-
gressipnal District.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-14

". POTTER, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-11-14
M. M. STURGEON.
III. nj. CORBETT,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office No. 1913 Second
Il Avenue, between nth and 18th SITS, Cup stairs)
Rock Island. III. deC-l2-d1y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-25
W 7 Y
Common doc
sADDLIRY AND LEATHER.

At New York tho leonard for Hcmlock role
continues largely of ] bbinp cha a,ttr but
IN limited rCccil e have reverted decline in
% iro. 4 rhine tuI mage Ms u'actu 'ers are
urt'r.sing oi " TIC cheap grades such a. N
qusli'y ora m. gcd which csu be bough at
q nce..ious Liz t Rn' middle weighs non.
cid a @ IN large 'urp'y. and as the'r comp ise
he bulk OF the stoOk ou cflcr, they are d flcult
10 NOV. sud huyefs hnv" The advantage ~ To
pri. IS Union tanned sympalhzei largely with
TIE other grades
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,
SOLE LEA1HER-Louisville heavy mo
hrends) Il; do hCaYy, 80 do medium II
hrands) ~. do medium, "a. baltimore and Gin.
oinnau, 70; Bufalo slaughter primo, 81: good
u; Mntamoras, IS
HARNESS IEATBFR-0ak No. l, 49, No. 2,
oEIa, 33 No 2. 81; no. l. hemlock, 70; No. 2,
Al; No. & 20.
PITN6H CALFsKIs--l 1901 rs, according
Phil aDRLPHIA CALFsKIN-No. l, 100
u; do No. . S5eng5c
PHILADELPHIA HIPs-So. /, 76c@l 60
No IS, s,sge eollars, IL 90 inch cotton
back bands 10 80 inch cotton oack
handr, ! 80 Duck collars 4 90, 1 inch cotton
back bands, ! 20 sh-6-2 trace chains, At
6A--6--s trace chsiDa SIC 6h-s-2 trace hsine,
ssA 7-S-l trace cba.ns, 5oc No. L hook
hands. L. T., 10 No. q, 3 S. No. !, web
,a'tefs rorc ITO =. VI. web hs'teis rure
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nNnnMAnI ~ MMrALs.

Commenting nu tsr r0,r.a,oi exports ~ ron
ard tf. from CT 40 britain 40 lhr Uni a.
aics. u.r London ! - aud Coz T. adr, 80
Wv sNt cur m yuf.c ufon ret "isvy IN r..
sic. O. ss uUr. thu I.iitd .fn'tH, urd cult vat.
d. mtrk't. whit % lr more iiGcly O. ho stable
tu' 90. Ion. .s'es'io a ..d Vnh Amor
h.y. u.lu dispas q oh,.t.u such ON lrg ni pa.
- u ~ W" oil E,N On ihr o. usr 10 aud
zee tttr Win iu. ll + We iun
e. ~ yb ]. we'd hst 80 vvIc huvins . nom
Or a. lfit,u b',au U"ur b az su plI II fuly
qual Tho rc ard and our prices h'vr fil' >
below the Ityci 1T whiHl impHi. tim IL pfoll'.
shv nu. t \ ,m' th,i 0nr BHt.h conslu,
hsyc Ia tuelr " si'm, r'irNhed nom ~ empi'
@ue 10 a. | their goods 90 us. Atc We q in'r
~ th,ynId itua nI d slcol 10 her cuuIilos,
40 b,csu' those .ousvicl : ecd tuch gooa ,
but becs .sc C'u'r john chooses 70 sehd mem
,.tura MONS .u-utr.
Ak-t-tutl.. pCr s"u, Fs cold pullaL
pr dozen d! Diamond kdeN log 3o'on, m
Do. u'H Ui' % tN
sEIilEr- NhpIJHs ifcpgr pound. mrsr
sCAIis- Fairbanks. utoeput - per oeuG
Howe discount ~ percent
IlN pLAIE-.L e. l0tii, ger uox, o. l. q,
izla ser box -. Tetue, iiSsl per no1. So
fiNWAEGErieccd. discount 80 per cent
ylmptl. discount tOptr cent
sOLufR-No :, $50. Eo. - and 10, lsc per
UUCb HuKsFCOLLAKs- M. J., 23per dozen
HAAFs tWo 'oop, - per pofen three loop
~ per dozen
TACK Ia uoxes. IuO pspoys, 2 ~ Ucr Doa
iErF dOF5-P Per dNrcIL o. railroad picks
.yr dozen, 20
NtATTOCKs- Per doAgu. 3 o.
EUHHFE HFI TtSG--nisrount 80 yer cont.
NAlL--N Is fRiO
sHFET ieOV-97 "A. d. galvanized. discount
81 per cent.
sIiOVLls AND SPApEs-Ro" lands dis
cunt ~ ter ccuG hrcF lis, steel goods, DIS
count 20 ard 40 pcr cent
HEAVY HAID& ARE shafts, finished. %
poles " o.. siuglotrecs, NagouH select ~.
rHrgy, 2 %. &press, ~, Wagon tongues
.O CO Hickory HIlet 10 ~, Holsters, 70
Coupling poles, 10 tpokCS xxx, select 2 %
xxx. 20. sawed ielloes, y %; ? o..
Nnwdcu shoes 6 nn Northwestern horse nails
80 GGOi q; g on BAR iron &c rate
Pillow ste | 7c -illag steel a; cast steel. lSc
BUGG --lllid. R and spring top % on.
100 90: 10 cpen. % cU4b1 %, 30 side spTirgs
top, 100 IRIS Ot do aide var, 40 OiGl3o ~ do
ah.utIIE Is tH1i50 a. grade side spring
liO 20. . GO; do pho,ons, - oaN2o0 oo; bump
s-at hurL. rs rs 't 30 o. platform springs
no cool % &c: thrce spring wagons. o. nonliS
WINr- smto.h wirr n. o 30 Nos IN and
~ tEc gIs' II d hsThct wire, &c: gRlyenized
Ia.
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FISH, OhsrEos AND GAME.

The process OF preserving Hsh for winter use
4, very Interesting one On tha sesoosst, as
oon a. the fsh are caught thy are tishty
Sscked In layer. IN tin pans, a between them
Il. pat c AID salt T csc pans ae then taken
o honse the temperature o. which Is kent a.
bout 81 degrees the year round. aud stored IN
Il wan ed They then sent to dealers
fnrughoutt G country 10 Refrigerator oars:
FISH ned, she. pnean AID trout lie; New
dreams 30 r-rppCr, l2c. Spanish macker.
L. l2c Ffgth Yntsr fsh, dressed. leo.
OYSTER H--.irlOrt, pc. do, XXX, so
neil UNI, C. ifgsiig select, 8 90 Bslltm ore SO
ct, 6 5oi NfliicsCG 0oc Berwicks bay, ] Is
,er hundgec.
GAME-yeinsou aud Sntelope hds Buffalo,
s, Ducks per dozen. 90; qrail, 20. Wild tur-
eye, G o 90 o.; grrufc.2 20. sauirrelR ! 70
= 40
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRiEs.
eroraTfokk TODAY,

TooL-siezioan ireo Of burn, il&iSc. Sox.
iOaa improved, H4 5c uuniEo, l6f lSc; coarse
medium, IS Toe; medium, ~ 2Oc eGe medium,
296922c one wool according 20 dirt and con.
ditony Il f22c; bury, selc per pound Iess,
according ~ BURR.
Blpld--Heavy, hidet, y noup 70 and up,
sound, lsc; liyht hidca. under II pounds, free oil
g-rbs tGc; ligh, hides damaged or tno grub CT
NOE, 'i:hulls, had and damaged, 5 dry salt'
81. y veisalted, 20: green hides, e..
PELTRlES--DCer skins. 2lg &c; antelope. 100
i6c; seal ,elns ihsztc; sheep polls, ~ Dor wool,
~ Srtc: sheerlinE-, l0ll5c.
tkLLOw-PTimo tallow, 90; tEllow erea1e. SO
5 50; OF sasr yellow 70 brown. iei5O.
LIES NAX--i'rtna yellow. &c oar6 and adui
, ,rn,,n. thGs9O
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DRUGS.

u. s. Consul B. o Duncsn, OF Naples, reports
that The hi I increase In Italian totls WAS In
TO have reopv red from the ,mdgc done II TWO
years arO by i's mixture with lotion seed oil,
S1ch naultura,inn is no longer rroa able on
account o, the duty imposed by the Italian
show how wisely the Cover lB.nt acted IN Ia
ing steps necessary ID pat q stop 70 this nefa-
riUus practice The increase iu wine ,2p RS
francs over same period for previ US year.
the entire value being &c GOO fran The
o I've oil exports for said period OF yieient year
faces while for sau,c period OF lost year II wss
81 ISL quintsls, valued at about d COCO CO fraucs,
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I.iNh sIOJn.

The jmportsrt Lessons taught by exhibition
Of prize beef are, that not only Is the average
full grown steer rom 20 20 10 per cent. larger
han should be, but also tha be IL bred and led
70 lay on from 50 10 90 per cent more fat than
here Is any profit In r use for.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BEFvEs--Co n ewes, none, fair to good
<ras. be yes, 3kd3kc per pound; medium grass
seves, 53Ac per pound
fOws--Barrca cows. % 00l,27 So Mich cows
yo-th Texan grades. 90 ooa50 90 common 70
air, IS o 80 20. stock cattle aioua. l500920o1
BULLS AND sThGS- (for sausage manu-
o,si6 or iwo-yesr-oids, i2si1s.
aedium mutton. 2kG2tc per pound: ttocl
heep, 20Od3 90
GOATs-2 o0a2 rs per head.
aOGa-Corn fed AZ &c, medium. l1fkc
took rors .Nr- .srsf 'sanf feedcrs, <Q4kc
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QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
oRRIOK-At tho hilnh lolO % kiln

,...a..,E b. .Ht "a goo 4ut Itts, 90 por Uilsit
Dtt, lie FOR icurdhtioI. "" ior wal. and 25c foi
shCd nCnL
ItNlfF-l ,.i,v Iit.. ioutl, . 20 peI u
Ntt+ 81, ..l Iet lCC - 5! & fni' hin
clear 0; common, > 25; y ceiling, - o.; y cell
no, . 20. hxGtuu h, 8 per T.; hx3 rough
76 per 100; 5.D3d ,O,scd, go per 100. Sicii y
rs 10 PopHr dgesst d husAin,, 8 90 y.
q; iuing . 20; y ceiling 2 Co. = ceiling. 8 90
White pine DIR led tini,hing 6 10 per 10; =
.iliug, LIST comu on. %; 2nd conn on 20
ny. common, 2 rs; 2. d rommen. 2 50.
Common doors, 90, snFh. 1905 10 a. TO Eise.
shlhuLks-i cii," p44-, TT 90 : .l.
ne, 80 20. f- N'"t' ~. 90 No. 3.
50: N. 8. 8 -
PLASTER PARIs-Fer barrel. O0@:i 50.
CEMENT ba5.i, sf 3 10 f"pl'V'5's> 50
gOrt,erh ~.
CEMENT FLURs--9 .rrr, ,7AO, 7nltn. 90; 6
IA or.ln. ic,u. l 10; 'rfl HaI. So. inch
rs X lN,nt, 20 iroH car 10, sc,
DRAIN ri f. 3 i.aL. 16c - .'tV 1ci 1Ol;
inch H1k~ rch, go, " so,
MIXfT PAiNTS-Roa for use and all col
OTIS, lB p ru 81 ~. 'r,tHo srH sia1-
dpr' m. be- nru ~. So, ,J nal dNa'ev-.
WHITE ITAr--tsf a. +r". 6 20 6 IS.
WINDOW GLASS-.sxl0 to l0xl2 so. lOxl4
to iix2i S59 l612i To 20x2s. u.s. less ~ per cent
LINZ u.. .a.tt., \ 81 . 60 eT pr'.f. Is,
/ .s ifeiuFof ygT tOta so gs' Nsr7"i 81
.t4ju, ", 'ru ~ Hssr g. a. .-. '..
HAIR Per pound. 81 0Yc
pOsTs-.Cpdnr, ~ 70 roit "trc. l5iN
il.
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LENDER AND BUILDiNG MATERIAL

The following &c, haze, o. TIE auth 7fity 4
X i Aruuricuiur.Si'. been Aitaip.i by ! e.
Vow 80 uNoa's: SIM Der IN. 3Wc c'dRr zoo;
OAK 10 :tpu ,i,eo; nnc, olive rud cypr,s,
500: arsug 63O. maple, 5JJ; elm O..
NV \ TX spn IA says tie Exp RI Iul0.
e.. r company huyc p!ts, ut Il their hu ] err
.clln, r.. wing u e. exports q, wEi c riHc luu.
her from New Y,rS du in ia pasi yer 40
r D.. hing en- .grsrg ~ nt 6s $1,000 Get nns'
" 81 O,Ofe dufin 1882 Co 7sl,W0tr 1851 80 o
$500 u $50 Is ST. 0JJ IN IS =, ~ goo IN 1873
IA a.. :
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QuoTlTIoSs TODAY
Meme kip biogsus from 95@pl Is.
Boys kip brogauf, from oOdcl 10.
Mems l. cali brog ans from COOL 70.
Boys 2. cslf bro,aus, from 959l 25.
MEMS kin 2-huokle p.ows, ! cool 50.
Boys zip 2-bucklc pluws, SOL u.
Men IS bufl balls. congress- aud button, 1902 ri
Mems calf balls. congre Q AM button, 2 5000 30
MEMS kip boots q 00G2S so.
Men =. calf boots, "a e0foi5 90
Mems ali b ,o,s, 26 on go 90.
Bows kip boots, II O0riS on.
RoyR' p boots. ~ 50G2t 90
Boys cat Oots, % so "a 60
Wopen's % lin posas, T5eps7lc
Mis- % kin pOlkes. 6p zoe
Child'H % XII polkaH. all slz', 4Sfnl5o
Chid'E KIP poltas, al sizss 81 65c.
womcn's calf p-g and IS rolish, ] 0onl &c
Misses ear peg ard SIS polish, 90Gl 10.
womcn's buT sewcd polish, 80 %.
Women oalf sewei roish ! iOSl S7h;.
Wonen's rain sowe Gtd polish, 90 q,
woneu's X q scwcd 90 IL IS.
Women's goat sewcd polish, ] 81 70 J IS.
Wumeu's grain iVwn4 button y on 20 Is
Women L sewed button, % to30O
Nomep's eoat 'eweH button. 75to275
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QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
WHFAT-Choice, l %; medium, low grac c, 90;
gYF-Noulral NJ Coz: northern, $50
BARLEY-i03i5c

:. ", " NJ shuck, 90 .fellCd md
a. s,s. 4Jriic
Itls- tiulct Csc: 500 kCd, ~ higher.
,L5tR-palenL g GO: carly breakfati,
81. tr,fu ,cds, gOCaa o; pure C-,nIn, 10
Todd Als: priti' 2 80; Union 3 -; Prairi,
Fiovel o a.: srr Chain, . %
HRAN-A mills, zoe; IN lore, &C.
tCINMFAl Pine tolird per 100 Eouuds,
] 80
EOMINY AND GRITs--b 20 per barrel
- tt-t lDtit, .tiI. IG lu IDuh. 81, ~
rhoIICl toui aud oHt, Ter lOU pounds, l4i
ftri tlfi Itf 10 ouuds, acc
GRAHAM FLoUk-tcr lOo hounds. 500.
HAN-IuE q 600 10 trghL 10 ~ iTCpr
ii t0 liivht, frou IN toard car. II 20
lark, s &c.
IiiIiT sEFr-6Sc GcrmnD raillc,. $50
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PROVISIONS.

QUOTATIONS ro-DAI.
BACoN-shou closr sides. sko; Lonc
clear. k(2kC lesa.
DRY SALI-6non ole.T sides, SIC; Long
clear, k'Sk less; breakfast b.con. ltc
HAMs-Cauvssscd and uncspvassod. 1tsc.
LARD - Tiero. 9xc nalf-barrei, 10c,
10 pound cana lQkc O.pouDd cans. loo;
i.uonad cas-. l0r ,.nornG oaps. 1oxc y
POM --1s i0N'
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COMMERCIAL.

DAtLAs, Jan "a Ju,t q thisu ne thpushilal
tiut'ns OF his H. OWN, metropolis sfe luusirg
with bret Ne et 'cuon''i 'ht lnoh IN.
srisis The f.si IL III. Nr. could IN being
'tqu,ei,d' Ud hh rolessl tule mW nm.
bic a, tn ieebet.i osled n'nmsnoN iuhl'
bic WHOM, col.ted - dvll. < ts's tfo"u'li
reflected ,unsht cold mon,Nil o.
ice fouls them - 10 uyt o. lch
tho greet husGoi.f'a dl'sifr ~ i
stated N y ,utryuI ,uf.isc for 90 thu twr ilc
very r. rif with uis'rs Win imi ehdii .
for Coma lfth' hriouu f1'iuc 70 h,n, IL
vi, wi mot b. .'ts.us .re't, - IN, 'ip Pee.
event ofthc lv0 N a.II.snu tna lfs "a .auousd
1oTporf iIn MAJ nee nv o." owner ~ Ga" ~
fow ousgs ltisfrnli rciev-a ~ m,uy ha'
all nat ssuggts,ed In tho f'tsE0ins r.ins'k,
Nil shtrty ucaur Stto so Ia rnue'celssN
lengths Wa will My refer IN reader 10 ailaAy
maps A lIp'e vii sho- tho chicffeatHr' ~ ihr
,iuaro rive led nprsreuu' "a tbs nesr ~
foot 90 80 Gulf ~ Mexico md vsf sL.tr
Michigan or Il, cad, M , voter. No ono
arm * 'en 90 sioux city anu the u.h' io t'n'
eiuuHi viii iis eutlf. trunk hr sl.s VIA
Texas ruuir t,giuniug Al CAIRO md erdiHg At
Ss'e'v ae' oG,, me me, me so.'nWe'sin sN - NJ
&c 90 into % any MIA MA whom @I'' much ,t T
that o, gfAId hirrrby bt,wtes Chicago sod
IN al y 81 ,Nicu vii run through urllss IT,
bringl z hu leIs 81 Louis to Wn,-I
guagc the perplexity will % renewed, snd II,
Dallas connection sill -pnosr - ualuta' rul
ns eerthi ysAs.mm, tlpcus gran " Lsn
seiy o. export ano impcfL ee hsVtht neep
water, 81 ssthi caLnot suChOr near "a, We
MED a b, tor tni'wNy syEIe = than No hsve-s -
lenA', ICcf one mCrc comp q.
'Itisfn iii wird thu brn . tool 10 no orc
Is t8ttcs.inn ot G MINED h" = ." origlu
and IL Mr Pam re ard M g ud less nud
bHllAs IA srtgiatst the oaaui = thE' over
iale ttosc fcr tloiuo1 viii D. mpur.i J. 'ut
behalf ! wai thc widow IS mi ~ .cn ,hc1sw
The crops zud the catt a. b.. had LEFT Ter.
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OUEENswARE.
eror. -soSs TODAY.

QrOT. -toHe TODAY.
ASSORTED CRATEs-40 0oa75 90.
TUMBf EES-sSc 4 50 per dozen; sooo4.te
Ger boy; goblets, 8 o lf6 90 per barrel
eTONIc...a1- Per 1Oo gallons, 10 000l2 90
LANPs-R r.. 90 q H.. 2 so lamp Chin
aovs o. nor boz assorted cAsk lsup2.1 q
YRENCH CHINA-loe franck.
6fERIIu0 0OOD9-6.0 20 3.
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DRY GOODS.


4 Now York skpsirh SAYS hero was Q irtsl
moycns / IN coFt,Il f,bfl. 4 thu poet wees, but
the renara, d,mand las ,howu loss mpuoys'
meit ihsu mir~ih have been expected ilklne
luio oon,iirre ion to largo tegr srnts lon ol
W.. tsrn aud sIuthr,n paetnceb ycrs iON IN
ihe market ID. ,ts ,o,is. rlIghRGs, p H.
piqift vhlte o.. d. Lawns sud other tprl 4;
and ,tmm,r fah-iet' yrrt decidedly moro c.
i've ami n fair hus'urn uss cou- IN silry
,sy dui,t aid The Crniud flr dumeItlI cot
Isns Was srn,m, die and itr.cular.
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uigftsl1. inf ssusty tl.l-. - select! good
30. o., uf good rrtit. .ud Lab {. sui keeps
ih.ri iu d r,uHi lifnt.i az Fil lhh ~ ss,
only AL pttrA lime "a. Mira otUs count Of
thr lruls emf s.4rs vi rut rpgir luT he A.
.lus Dr Ola fH.fIs 4 UI fArHTu
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Don't fail 10 zee the 6ne display Of Dia-
,uopd and other stone rings and prices ct
which they are being sold By Austin, 6l2
Main street..
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GROCERIES.

A compilauou Is IA, CiIel.na = it Cur-
rent OF c,i.mst-f stocks a. rhces. ~ ltaln,
matkns ~ ibis chuury, tang'h Llverpo ~
1. n ION tui enaai, on JsuuAfy !, com Efo'
WITH iSss a. follows
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.rtGH APPLEs-4 O0l5 o. por nSrryi
hUrS-aimouds. 92c ger pound, br3EN, $50
10; llbcr.a. i5c; EsptT wclnu,' i5c rcr pound.
chrsluuis nVorted, hone 1u she raJfee pea.
untA. ne Deasc, red, ltGilc nhnico whits, lgMc;
cogotnutB, s0l&9 90
AiIFOREtA YEARS 7sgs % yer box.
ORANGES Louisiana por oar'ci ~ 006
10 % rer box, 10; Valenclne, por oalo of 400,
D uOGlO 20.
Enthusiastically, $40 po' nom Nslssn
co.
uATFs--In frnll. iOdl9C
BANASAS-S O06.4 % per bunch
GkArFN-- NelAga, G CNGs6 10 half barrel
SWEET POrATOES-On the sr eeis rcd,
7bc pet buEhs yellow, o.
OETON,s-kew, Q % 20! barrel
POTl TOES p 'liel, Ice.
CAB AGE-Hew.225 % ODer dozel oT 69
CHIC ENs woquote Ns Ooas so Dor doron;
turkcvs
EGGg. SIC per doEeu.
BUT Err Choice western, 25Z 3ic' u1Htlul,
1'lSl2o a..... q IS,
eAUFR KRA UT-- Barcls II 90 hall barrels
G 50
RAIsINs--Londonl layer. new per box, o.;
layer 65T2 70.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled. Sc; peeled, 10.
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Gn.1N a. nnaln,rrrr..

Receipts II cr,in bv wagon to-day -crs ruf1.
cleni for tplsil dcsllr' no d mard IL good
and the supply rec. Hy raj csrs corn ana
car oats n q / ear uixtd - corn az. oa'Fcsmf
car corn
The " meet IRON of1ss- under hist - 1881 ~
shnft 81 O3O go bushels HYwy,or hi wa,
5000 30 tusho' ~ ne crop lss2 .ut 10
keied IA g. The current yssr which neal ~
make up,hc d6h,L Tho shortage m corn,
under % previous yea 8. 6i,o.s 2l5, ald the
cat or pIs 7 that Cfls'2 byyl BIZ, 200 bnanrl.
Total fen - ~ the three crops Ir.segt d. short
age 81. Ej The otgoils eItmaie !
based uIa.> Alr Doogtr report u the sgiiul-
MA turesu 80 Is 70. fp nii.N z he 4 MAID.
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w. ELLIOTT H. EHO.
@herm Texas.
Fine Furniture, Carpets,

and the Mason and Iamn Estey and Chicago Cot
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Meich ndise.
Write for catalogue and price lists.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, PoUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

Little rOurd blue boxes with white p per lin.
inFs. ~ cd Ga rows In the ,hr~cnse Of Nov
Ylrk truit dealer lew days ago, With i've
~ awbe rcS In rsch box. ,igg read hes
bov,s tor 70 cent. " Larger b xeg, h0ldlpg
seventeen larger berries wore for inle Mt ~
each he berries WeW all very arEe and beau
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sAUaIsvnLR, Va, Oct. Goth, 1894.

sAuMsvnLR, Va, Oct. Goth, 1884.
Mr. Editor -
Please find space for few lines
from our little village. On last Friday
evening the citizens of our little village
were entertained with speech fromP
W. Mckinney at 100 P. NJ, We went to
the school house to hear the political
issues discussed; Bot alas we were very
much disappointment, inasmuch as he
paid no attention TO the issues involved
in the canvass, but thundered and rallied
on the republican party, and tried to make
the audience believe that if the Demo
cratic party were defeated In November
our country would be ruled by niggers
He saws the republicans now have over
5000 600 locked up in the Treasury at
Washington. think this accounts for
their being so rampant TO get into Office,
they would like to help to get away with
some Of the spoils.
II this is the kind of speeches the demo-
cratic orators are making throughout the
campaign, think whenever they speak
to a reading and thinking people they
will be doing good service for us every
time. think we can count several new
votes made for rs at Saumsville, MOTTO
cd in last weeks HERALD that Alexander
the great has been doing good work for rs
at Hamburg, let the good work go on and
when the 4th of November comes we will
be able to march straight on to victory
with one Of the largest majority's that
has been known Of for many years.
Before closing the account Of this very
large and memorable meeting composed
Of about As voters, some boys, and few
Of our fair ladies, lot me announce that
on Saturday afternoon of November LIST,
you will have an opportunity Of hearing
the political issues discussed in our little
village by the following gentlemen, viz;
Hon. II. II. Riddleberger, Capt. J. W.
Lurty, DIR. Frank King and probably
others Lot every body come and we win
have the issues involved in the canvass
discussed, and will not appeal to the pre-
iudice Of the opposite party all the time
as our friend 2. w. NJ. did.
Especially,
YX