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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
Shar!n's Sale.

BY vr' of an exrcnii n, issn' out of the Dis
trict Court of the Territory of tehp, in and or
the Coun of Alturas, and 10 me dire ted md de-
livered. tnr lyu,n Mt rendered and entered in
said Court, On tnr t. day of October. 1892 in
fnvor # j. Hodm II Iii ks rnd Isaac keeier md
Against oscar Bache. have levied on Of the
right. title and inter st of the above named de-
fendnnts III Aud /, the following described rel
property. t.wit
Lots numbered Three GU md lively" t12l, in
Burh Thirty tire ~. in the tnwn,f Ii4''y. Ms
shos n on the Rec lrr's I'll of said town, and
standing on tn. Records of Alturns County in the
tine of & RTE i1achr
Motto. is hereby & ven that on the 9Th day of
September. 1884 e O'Clock y. m. OF tn I day, in
fru,t If III" C,nrh Us. III Haley. count. # Al
turts. Il III tw ri ..ht, tit.e aud int rtst Of
said Oscar Bachr in and g. the alb We dtSrrihcl
prope,ty. at Public ArCIoS. for c,sh IN ban I. 10
tue highest and u st bidder to SIT sly sid Exc.
cution aud MI ,osts.
Dated tao 9t.i diy of August. 1897
G II FURRY. sheriff.
au1i ny P,r FunEY Deputy iherii.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
Sheriir's Sale.

By vir'un of IN cvraut on issued ont Of the Dis.
tri,t Court ~ It. mi Juiici Il District of the
Ierrit lry lIrhu in aud Tor e ;ounty IF .tu-
pa. "A ID direct ri rnd delivered, for Jug.
ment rendered .uJ eTt r-d ii said CONT. on e
X.st day of JUlr, lss; in ftvUr of G. T.. Griuey
AMI against 10 CIR &c, have LEVIED on ali Of
tae ri.ht htl.' an1 Mt r.st of the a.pvt- named
defendant ~ ana t. ta following described prem
is.I. wit
l. I I'M nh r nine ~. block thirteen 90 in tn"
town of Shosh, ne. Con ~ Of N!turrs. territory of
.Sh'. ana r.roritd IN Is ok T. page So Of Deeds.
Also. lot n iubrr IL. tlD, block thirt""n tt3 and
II nnmhcr two IN, block IN 81. in the wa Of
Shushone, Go nts aud TER tory. recorded
In Book . of Deeds. page I'D Aisi. LIT one ~,
bloch ,rce 81. in WI of Shos.one, conttN OF
Altur rs, rnrritury Of Iiaho, recorded in BopI o
of Deeds pag" 5
Not ce is Aercby given TINT on the sth day Of
Sc 1T inber, 1854 NJ . o'cIuck p tf tn lay, in
front II the ,nrtlot $50 in HALEY. County OF Al
turas, " II sell the right tiile aud interest of
said R.es Cartee in ana I" the above des ribed
propert 1T pUBt.IC AUctIoN, casi; in hand, to
the h ghcst and hest bidder. to tisf. said EXecu-
ton md all c'st'.
Dated the 1.tn day Of August, 1874.
q. " RI REV. Sier'h.
nui3 Bv PAT Fuzzy, Denhtj Sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
DISEASES OF MAN.

All applying I" ns will receive my honest opin.
ton of their 'n'npls'nt-no ,xperin,-, ting. will
gnrr snte" positive .nr" IN every crsr under.
TAKE. or f1rfei: 1901. Constitute" Office rr hv
letter rRsr s1d strictly priv tie Charges n der
hte .hor"ugn "xamina'icn, including rh.nirai
a"'' uirr''sron'"+i .n-lvsis nj urine and advice
SaW On."e hours. Q b. 4 lily "a 5 evenings.
Sundays. To ~ only Call or address
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
DIR. A l. L F. II,
c6'n Kesrn7 Strcat San Francisco C;l

u. q. Inv" n vsGrIsBr.r CoMpo uND the result
o. r'snv v"srs of s"-c'sl practice aud I'd 8 udy
wtir' rnd-r IN srrct,i sfvire Has NEVER y III , n
OF SUCCESS ia the cure Of LosT NAxxoop. PuosrA.
rokk4EA. HTC. o2ln
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
$500 REWARD!

" rev me a'"-e e"a'd for OF Liver ron,psnr
o!'<pa es iai~ COTTON a, CO., 49,,
t."' ea's With "''s \-rtahs Liver i., when the d,c
'H'y complied with They purely vegetable, Aud
10 give sa'sstisn fussr C.aed lsry. t,x., CO...
~ put - cents Per isis bv ail e,,rsi., B.~a,. Of
aat !mitsst,o The genuine nsnuf,x,,,.d or,v h,
''s ~ NAss ss.s " s..a ,,.,..A e
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
HOSPITAL EXPERIENCE

tHrving he-u surge IN charge o. two leading
hosp talsl enables me u treat sill private troubled
with excellent results wish II distinctly under.
stocd that do n; rlsim Ia perform impnS hill.
ties. or to have miraculous sup. rnatura power
c'ailn only IL b" sSillful nd success ul Phys.
rian and Snrgeop, THuRoUGHLy informed in my
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
YOUNGME

and NiDDIE-AGED MEN. who are suffering from
the fleets of Youthful In''s r-tnnS Fxr->srs
III mi,urrr years. Nervous AMI Physical pehil,tv
lmputcnc,. Lost Manic. Il. confusion Of id"Ys
dull eyes. version I" stcitty, dependency PIN.
p rs on In" tsr- iosS Of hn' me rory fire.
qne0ry az urinrt'nR, tt'. Remember Il ut y y
cHI1h'n on of vFETrAHiF RENE IES of Erert cur
rtvr power. the Doctor las arrturel hi =
Treatment that Il will not only AT I'd immediate
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
Boise City, September Il, 1884.

Also, fer the purpose Of placing in nomination
candidates. for Member Of the Territorial Council
and oue for the Assembly, and fr the following
cuui,ty Offices to-wit:
SHERIFF,
ASSES OR,
TREAS. kER,
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
AUDITOR AND NECUkDER,
PKOhATE JUDGE,
THREE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. and
CORONER,
And for the transaction Of such other business a.
III proper !y 4. me before said Convention.
Delegates have been app. r,ionrd 10 the various
precincts, and Judges thereof NJ pointed M IL ws
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
GEORGE II. KNIGHT.
LAND OFFICE Ar HALEY, !. TIL

land VFIlVE Vt ITALFY, 7. nj
Au9u,t 9, lS~4
Notice 90 the above application will be pub
lished in the TIMES, printed at H@ilcy, laano
which hereby DIES pnate MS the ucWsptp ,ub-
lished nearest the land described in sid npplica-
ton.
Au9ti HOMER l.. PNT Nd, Re. ster
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
Notice fer Publication.


LAND OFFICE Al HALEY, IpAHo,l
August .. 1881 ,
I, George II. knight, of HALEY. Idaho, who
made rr' empt IN .rl,ratory stat rlent No.
~ for the =. l.. /, y. T.. !, AID y y +. u Sec
ton ~, amt \. ". !, y. Z. a It NJ 81 n il. IL
E,St do h rehy rive no lee OF my int ntion TO make
final p-"uf 81 th|ish my l ian " tn" land b We
uescrlhsa and III t tXi'Vt 10 prov" nay r" id nee
and cUirvrt ON In fore Il g'ster ani tttceiN.r ut
HALEY. 'lsh \, on y p elnOtr 18TH. l%Si two OF
the following Win sScs: J. A Rupert George
krieg L. Sthree, Albert J. JacAsoa-Gii of
HALEY, Idaho.
GEORGE H. KNIGHT
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

You've. MIrnLE- AGED and Old luen and all wha
need ucdirai SKILL ana expe' renee, COS suit n.
oil turnre'n Physician 1T once. HIS opiLiop
coa,s not ing. rn1 may save future misery md
. anne. When j. CO We itht to visit Il e ,ity N,
treatment, ,"edi, inss can be sell every wh,r. hr
expr IS FREE from. obs, rv!t on 1t is sell evi.
Il. n: that n physcian who e'v.s his whole atten
tion t, class OF dis as's at,ails great skill md
oh sir,r,.s thronEhou the ,oui try, knowing ,Iis
fr. qu,ntlv rec, ,nm.nd difficult CASTS 90 the OLE
IS SPECIALIST, by WHOM ev'ly known Gwa
Remedy IL II ed. Tie Do -, = AGE sud Fypp
kIENCE make his opinion of 81 PEEME INN,
tnnc".
EI'Yhose no call SEE 10 one but the Do,v,
Cousu thtipn FREE and Sm,edly Colfl, nt,,
Gas, = wI.irh have failed III oh MnIn. l.. et u.s.
where especially suiicIt Il. TIRE Dc CTuE viii
agree to f"rf. t $40 for cas-. undertake n, MI
cured c l"r write Hours. Dai.y. noN ..
o ly. Se,d for the III t,rist uuide It. Eesltu.
SENT FREE. Addr So MS 40 We.
uT-Vhe services # the elcbr ted I'D German
Fh. >i.ian. LK .. GIMARD. fio,a strasbur,, uAyD
been secured ~ tue AIEDlH DlHpENSARY NJ,
fame Ms spe islst Tor diseases OF men 1. unytn
ally known, and hun lrtds are dsiiy awaiting Them
selves OF the opp, rtunity Of free cousults,vp
personally OF b, letter. III all languages.
DIX. LlEElGS WONDERFUL GERMAN NylGOEAlCs
permanently prevents all Unnstursi Losses from
The system, ues III. Nerves. streU; the las .ae nus
rlt checks the " ,Atr. ,hv'gorIte> the wnol- nl |
tenn. and res,ol es the afflicted t. Heath Hip
! mess.
The reason so many cannot get cured Il ss,nnL
Weakness, 1.,sS Of N,nni God, .tr., ia owing 70,
complication, allied PKOSrA OItRHEA VITA H.
PER ,ETAEsIA. which requires peculiar t,ut
Ml.nt. DR.. li-big's MvXor tor is tie only ia.
tive cur- tor lRUSTA1 OKtHEA, with ptellr
special trcatiien,, used ut th- L,eh x Uisptn,r
P,ic~ OF Iuvigor+tir 81. Case OF s'x nuttles 80
Sent To any address. covered securely firm ubs,
vat!On.
Most p ,wrrfu' electric belts free T., patients
To prove the WONDERFUL pow.r Oi the Iuvgc
ator,
:? BOTTLE GIVEN or SENT FREE
Colsultuti"n FIR and prtvatr. CAll or address
LlEB- G DISpENSARY,
400 Gea.s Street San Francisco CI
Private crtrairr. 415 Mason Str ct, four bloch
up q. sry STREET rom k"ar,y. Main .rtr.nu
through Dispen. ary Eru;, store. jasi /
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27


tnrntlEnission. Aversion to society. D,mlr"d
VISION. ises in tie Head; the vltsl fluid pas
ing unohsr-vcl in the urine and many othr. di
eases tbst l"'d a. insanity and death.
DIR. MiNrIE, who rs n regular physci,n isTssI
uhtr 81 the Univ rsity of t'ru;isyl vantsl, WI
Agre" to forfeit FIVE HU SDRED DOLLARS fol scsl
OF this kind the VIAL REST, .iAriNE uwsI
his special advice and treaiucnt viii not cuFI
or :, ANYTHING impure or injurious found IN u
DIR. MIN TIE trs rs Nil private diseases 'nyr's5
~ ~ wlfli"nt mercury. Coz ILIA1loS fBAI
Ih"rou.h exam. 'nati' and ne vice, incl ding II
alys's II urine, 81. Price of VITAL RErToRATI
>! 81 coftt. or four time tie quantity,
sent t" sry address uncn receipt Of price. "r
ID secure from obs -rva,iun and IN private nj 4
II desir" by \. Z. MlNT.E, II. D., IL Ae15
street, San Francisco, Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
VIII be sent I" n y one y, p.N 'nG by let'ef' u
ing sylnpt"is SIX md nGe. Strict sec'ee! Il
g.ri Ia VII tUs n SIS trRI sartuIs.
DIR MlNTit'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPHTt +
Gun. cues all kinds of Rodney srd BlnGd'rV
plnints. I"nVrrh"ra, eject, I.eurorrhoe'.
sale by VI druggists: a bottin. six hot'l affE
DR. MN !I"I |DE!iGN tII.iS are thr q
and Che-n-si u sP'lsrA and BnLous cure ID n
market Fog Me ty nj druggists.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27
THE GREAT
ENGLISH EE MEDy

Is a never-tni'ing O,r
FIR Nervous Debilii,
Exhausted VltAiit,
s e nlinal Week.-Mrs.
Sp.rilsto,,h9s. In
MANHOOD, l.upotsrcr,
PEOsTAT oRRHEA, Pans.
sis, sn,i sl) tn TN.
bic effect Of Stii.ibls,
youthful tuliies salt
cess, S in iiihtart:: l''fs
- such MS Loss Of Mn
,,ry I,nssIIusie, NG.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1884-08-27

The primaries are ordered to he held in the res
pective pcsc,nc.s between thu hours Of two and
seven o'clock y. III. Of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
Change OF Agencies for the Stan
dard Machines at Mineral Pt.

TO tie farmers Of Io,oa Co., Wis.
Messrs. Martin ~ Toay, of Min
eral Point and Dodgeville, are oul
duly authorized agents for Iowa
county in the sale of our goods,
known as "The Standard Imple-
ments," consisting of Standard Reap.
ers, Standard Mowers, Standard Cul.
tivators, Standard Corn Planters and
Standard Seeders
Thanking the farmers of this Vi
entity for their liberal patronage
to our line of implements in the
past, we hope by furnishing good
goods and by fair dealing to merit
a continuance of the same in the
future under our new agents.
Respectfully,
EMERSON, TALCoTT IL Co,
IOWA Rockford, Ill.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
Old and Faithful.

There are real love matches in Rus
STA, judging from the story that two
people had loved and been constant to
each other for forty-two years, the man
being then % and the woman sweet To-
Fortune, however, in their case was
cruel. The couple knew that to marry
and be penniless would be madness.
So for forty-two years they have wait
cd. The man now, by industry, owns
two-story wooden house, and the wo-
man has saved, by thrift and care, 500
rubles, and their patience and perse-
verance are at last rewarded by \ hap
Ply marriage. An eyewitness declares
that it is impossible to relate the hap
piness which shone in the eyes of these
old and faithful lovers as they were
made one by the priestly blessing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

the garlic tribe There is no doubt
that this latter is most valuable food
IN hot climate, especially when eaten
raw. remember reading in n book
called Angola and the River Congo. :"
that the author never travelled without
n supply of garlic. whose beneficial e.
teets on the stomach and system were
most marked. when very hungry
and fatigued, y he goes on to say. II
have found nothing to equal few
pieces of raw garlic, eaten with crust
of bread or 4 biscuit, for producing a
few minutes after, delightful sensa-
ton of repose, and that feeling of the
stomach being ready to receive food
generally absent when excessive empti-
ness or exhaustion is the case. Very
odd contradictions in regard TO this
vegetable arises; for example, Henry
of Navarro had his lips rubbed, the mo-
ment he was born, with a Glove of gar
lie, time-hOnored custom in his ma
tive place. On the other hand, garlic
was forbidden by statute of Alonzo the
Eleventh to his Knights of LaBanda,
and Don QuiNote cautioned Sancho
Panza to be chary of it. So must hon
est Sancho beware of the garlic which
the King of France had rubbed upon
his infants gums on his entrance into
this world.
To the American taste the pronounc-
ed flavor of garlic is unsupportable,
and the odor of it, while it has been
called the ''yiolet Of vegetables" is
anything but delectable perfume.
Still people have mourned for it; for
example, the Hebrews, in their wan.
behring's toward the Promised Land,
complained to Moses of the want of the
leak and the garlic, which they inform.
ed him they remembered; or, as the
poet says, The Hebrews gave Moses
to understand that the scent of the
onions hung round them still. III II
d., IN Chicago Tribune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

Tho use of tho term
"Short Line" ia connec-
ton with tho corporate
name OF n great road.
conveys an idea OF just
what is required by the
travelling public-n short
line, quick time and the
best of accommodations
lShcd by the greatest rail
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
5 FlgD n 7.
|. I'M I:
-NII OF Whieh are IurnIShcd by thc greatest rail-
way in America
Chicago, Milwaukee
and Saint Paul.

| u owns and operates over 1900 miles Of road
| in Northern Illinois, Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
ana Dakota; and rs It's main lines. branches aud
connections reach all the great business centres
OF The Northwest and Far West Il naturally an
Swcrs the description Of Short Line and best
Route between
Chicago. Milwaukee st. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS.
Chicago. Milwaukee Portage, La Crosse and
Nmona.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Orontonynlc, Aberdeen and
Glendale
Chicago, Milwaukee, Eau Claire and saltwater.
Chicago, Milwaukee, WnusaB and Merrill
Chicago, Milwaukee, Beaver Dam. Fond du Lac
0ud Oshkosh.
Chicago, Milwaukee, woukcsha aud oconomo-
voc.
Chicago, Milwaukee, Madison and Prairie du
Ghien.
Chicago. Milwaukee owatonna Mankat, ar,
Fhtbault
Chicago, Bcoit, Jancvile and Mineral Pciu,
Chicago Fgin, Rockford and Dubuque.
Chicago, Clinton, Rock Island, Cedar iapiC al
Chicago, Dcs Moines. Councu Bluffs and Omaha
Chicago, canton, Sioux city Sioux Fails and
HauktOu.
Chicago, Milwaukee. Albert Lea aad Southern
Minnesota Points
Chicago, Milwaukee Mason City Mitchell and
Chamberlain
Rock Island Dubuque, st. Pm 4 and Minneap-
oils.
Davenport. Camar, st. Paul aud Minneapolis
Milwaukee, Bacine Bcloit, frcoport and Rock
Mitchell, Wolscy, Ashton and Aberdeen
lJim River valley LlneJ
Pullman Sleepers and the finest Din
Ing Cars Ia the World are run on the main
lines OF the Chicago, milwaukee 81 ~.
pHni Railway, and every attention r. paid
70 passengers 10y courteous employees Of the
Company
S, 8. MERRILL A.N. Il. CARPENTER,
J. 4. CLARK GEO. II. llEAFFORD,
Genl Supt- Asst Gen Pass. Az
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
BuckIcns Arnica saIye.

The greatest medical wonder OF
the world. Warranted to speedily
cure Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever Soses, Cancers,
Piles, Chilblains, Corns, letter, chap
ped Hand, and all skin eruptions,
guaranteed to cure in every instance,
or money refunded. 20 cents per
box. Sold by @. r. Moffett. Oily.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

Ot all the flayoring substances used
Z cookery, the onion is, after salt, per-
a1s The most valuable, and, rs many
Noasekeeper can give testimony,
a-en eunninglv concealed in the sauce,
Il Iagout or soup it yields nj 1yment
:. i those who would carefully put it
''oA them, if they saw it, in their alb
~s.Is-ee Of everything pertaining to
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05

s. s. MERRILL AVN. CARPENTER
General Manager. Gen Pass Agt
J. Il. CLARK GEO. H. IlEAFFORD
Gen'l Supt, ASST Gen Pass Agt
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
CITY Residence for Sale

The undersigned wishes to sell
his residence, located back of the
U. S. Hotel; roomy and in good con-
dition. II. r. OSBORNE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
20 20

DIFFERENT kinds of mems fine
shoes at lowest prices at Penhalle-
gon q Sons.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1884-06-05
For Sale-A Bargain.

House and lot No. 256 in Twins addition 10
the city of hidcral Point, situated in the south
crn part of the city. The same Is for sale cheap
and on reasonable terms. Apply 10
3rf WIN BROWN
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01
HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DArs
AXEB-Collins per dozen, o. Gold Dollar,
,sr dosen 8 90 Diamond Edge. por dosen. 90
sKiiiIILEfs AND LIDs-4Hc per pound: susa,
settlcs, 4kc per pound.
HCALES-Fairbaaks. discount 20 per cent
lowe, discount IS percent.
TIN PLATE-I. q. I0x1t, per box, g co. I. O.
sx20 per box, 8 90 Terne, 1tx2O, per box, 7 81;
TTinNwxREEPieced. discoun, 50 per cent
stamped, discount S0per cent
SOLDERING. l. ibc; No. IL and Ia, lsc per
DUCK HoRsKC oLLARs--No 1, 4 % per doseu
HAMEB-two lolp, 4 20 per porcii; three hoop
~ per dozen
TACKs-In boxe. 100 papers, 50 per box.
GRUB HoEs-Per dozen, 3 or railroad picks
per dozen. 8 80.
MATTOCKS-Pe dozen, 0 90.
RUBBER BELTIHG-Disoount SO per cent.
sHovELs AND spADEs-Ro~iand's. dis.
count 20 per cent Amos list steel goods, dis.
'onn. % and 10 per cent; ,. ... NJ
ooles, 10 50. singletrees, wagons, select rs.
10 %. Hickory axies, 10 90 holsters, Z rs
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes. Xxx, select 2 rs
XXX. q 50. Sawed felloes. ~, l. rs 2 90
BoWden shoes, m Northwestern horse nails,
No. sc 90; 7s2o q, 0o. Bar iron, &c rate.
ploM stS 20 cp1ns steel 90; cast steel ds c.,
100 co. do open 70 00asS0 10; do side spring
sop, 100 plS6 Cd; do side bar, 100 0oc1lsO 90 do
phetons, LIS oool60 70. A grade side spring,
leo 00O2 CO. do ohBtons, l50 0o01n 90 bump
seat bugsics, l76 00o,So o. platform springl
ITO 000120 90: three spring wagons 20 oodel1k
"a ske lapanned. bsrbed WIRE &c; galvanized
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01
FUTURES.

s-ocKs-yor,hwes,er opened % 80 and ran:
os l.?, os s-s 9s "a IL. 9s, % p57s 81 81
1914 iOii-4 and closed 100 IL, an advance OF
/ IL per cent. on Thursdays close Lack
awsnna opened l0l IA snd nuctuan
within | cent until the two last calls
when small bulge occurred aud the
close went 100, an advance OF SIS per cent
Union & Psciic op,rcr 20 Ia reacted under,
80 "a mended and closed highest Of The Gay
a. a bulge OF 3 8 per cent. Texss Pac DC
closed IL ~ which IL about . fixed price.
Western Union opene, S. cold s. ss lowest
10 "a rain Of rs on Thursdays
close. Northern Pacf, hessn At ~.
dropped 10 cent. reacted and closed Is L. on
shore opened S. IA dropped q ccnt reacted
little, and closed IS 3s..
, Coison-Upiio,s closed dull and .ofiening
No reports from Liverpool Consolidue re-
ceipts heavier. Next trop isttifer Best SAFES
in November and Dece nber. Sales smaller.
9rain-si. Louis wheat No. 2wintef clos 1
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01
PROVISIONS.
ouoFAfroUs ro-pAy

BAOON-short nlcsv sidca. I0,s'; short ole ~
dry salt 9kc; hams. i3s.c: breAkfast bacon 100
LARD-Tie-oe 9xr co.pound cana sxc, 10
pound oans, l0x pound cana s-pouDo Jana.
i0kc- s.pour- ---s. sok~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-01
akOCEkiEs.



CoFFKE-Rio fair, ll@l2c; prime. 2S@
TEAs--Imperial, 45as65c; Young Hyson, %o@
sUGARs" Powdered, gllr ut loaf .sHc gran
ulated, SIC; standard 4 sac Louisiana Thit'
clarified. SC; yellow clarified. 7Ac choice Lou
MOI choice. eoc; prime, Sc
fair to good, acc; corn syrup %oc; sugs'
BAdGlNd-Pnro Jute * IDS IOXe; pei
RIcE.whoicsaie. sxG7kc: .1.. ......
CRACKERS-soda, x, 7c; XXX, 7hc; cream
s0AP-oliye; 3 rs per box: blue Indie a. * \
IciNbLEs.-star fun weight 1876 short,l!k.
0HEEsE-w r. lac full cream, Lee;
'f RoPENioo basis. Cotton rope, lsc.
WILL BUCKETs-4 O0dn4 rs per dozen.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Csc; spIiass' Pr q boz BOZ,
MEAsy na ~ sush BE- a Iron oosaS per
,er S dozen; No. Z %; No 4 90 per dozen:
WRAPPING PApER-Rag and straw sSS7ec'
q IS eS do, i 81; blasting kegs. 2 %. Shot
drop bag z Ooo2 10; buck, 2 25@D2 IS
PICKLES Chow-chow ore-half barrel,
barrel. so; 2-gallon pals chow- Chow o.
IS. Glass. quarts. 2 90. Glass k-gallon, 50
Glass gallon. I rs. Glass Hex. gallon, rs:
COAL OII-l10 degrees Ore test In oRrfcls,
2lr no test oil in cans, AZ ibo degrees nre
MACKEREL~No. 1 barrels. II 50. No. l y.
barrels, So No. I X-bsrrels, 4 80. No. q "
barrels z %. No. 2 x-berrels Q 90. No. kit.
/ is. No. kits. 05. No. 8 kits 90.
HOLLAND acknowledgements. % per keg.
CANDY-stiok, llko q pound; fancy, l5v25c,
CIDER-Crab apple +oc; Missouri cider. 20
| sTARCH-Peari. ~. Royal dlass, *. Bon.
ION i.pound PACKAGES, 6. Corn starch 1-pound
packages, 8. 6-pound wood box glsss, ~. J.
pound pspsr box glass, 6k.
LYE-COnccntrated. 2766n4 90.
JUGB-wc quote: lie per gallon for alssed
or ,rhs l0c per gallon for Glazed.
TOMATOkS-2.pound standard, I Or S.ponnt
layer 2 66<ol 70.
6RtKD PRACHEs--uu ooeed. sc pseled. IL
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Markets by TELEGRAPH.

"Li,tls Joker" lie the best smoking to
bacco
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20 vn. '' arnal report; csul.-Keceip's,
10 o"' .,nvs Iieh,; active ard hrm; nw'iv'
~ 200 In I. 800 pounds svsrsge, W o
'" ~, 30 10 $50 mounds average, 80 % TO
Any. hogs-Rscaiotr, q coo, weaker ard
lowc-: 81 80 TO So ~: mainly, "a 25 to 81 ~
Shsep-Receipts, light. market quiet; stock,
81 pounds average. 81 20.
CHICAGO MARKtrs.
CHIcAGo, May 3l.-Jhe Diovers Journal
reporu: Hogs Rsceipu, ! 100. dull and
To 10 lower; $t75 to s. 80 Cattls-Re
c.ipts. 1900. brisk and firm; xport grader
50 80 to so IS; good 10 cbo'ce sh,pnins
60 ~ to 81 GO; common to medium, 50 20 W
20 "; grass Texans. $40 20 % 20
rated Texans, So to 50 sheep.
lt, c-,pts, 4OU; steady; inferior 70 fair, sax
to 81; medium 20 good. 81 TO $4.D.
NEW oRLEAN- MARKET.
Nav ORLRAE,, Nav 3l.-Corn In moder
ate demand; hslu for higher prices: mixed
Gs to 90: white, 70. 0.ts quiet and firm.r
| choice, 40 10 ~ IL. Hsv IN moderate de
msnd; th,ics frmer, $2l 10 $25 %. Sugsl
uull aud lower: yellow CHARMED, o 10
rhile clarified, O to o ! 81; granulated, IL
Others unchanged. Exchange unchanged
NEW YORK MARKET.
| New York, MAY 3I--FiJur dull. Whea
Spot lots u shade higher; options ,f
is higher; nngraded red. SIS 70 81 l.2, No
slosR RED d. s 2, S? oo S1. lot. REQ
''irie bipi er; options. "a to SIS higher: IN
graded, 81 70 "a; No. 3 G2: steamer, Us ~
No. 9, 63l2 to G34 Coffee Spf'
fair; Rio du ,n.r s and on po%' NJ
4. cline ., Havre: sales, 100 bnps: RIO Nc
7, July, s % to S.25; Augu't, s 30 TO 40
Sugar dull and weak; Cuba centrifugal
iI-l6; fair TO good refining, 1916 u
lilo; refined Quiet but steady; cnt loo
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,

All the above preparations displayed In Pond
Extract Co.'S hne thow case. aud sold by Hick
OK & Patterson. Druggists. corner Main and La
mar streets. Dallas. Texas.