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ave come uot u reyoiutionlxo, brt . re-.
sloSe. The kWfut issues Of wars nefce
forging sl,eII stafd uuharmed. uncbas.
longcd. Evcfy tsue verdict OF tbc dread
trjal by baltic shall be IoyalIS upheld 10
eptrft snd IN letters and 10 patriotic con.
fefniiy 80 the settlement Of our great con
iliet We found our peace, but that peacc
IS moi the Ifaee Of siotb. for With ~ it1-
vent cones responsibility for return 70 tse
virtues and the methods 81 the earlier ana
bsttsr days. albeit that harvest be garnsrcu
alone by ptoughing with deepest iurfow'
Government by gold musi erase.
ICheers.l The wings Of corporations mus.
he cut with heroic hands. The licensed
robbers must be driven with ehast'zlng
rods from the temple az our liberties. Tnc
methods and the waste OF royalty must Do
banisbed from our Democratic Admlnlstra-
ticp. and we must go back 10 the simple
honesty Of the years when three successive
Virginia Presidents guided with honor, 10
pesse and in war, the dcstinics OF The re-
public.
ssktn. The ballots 81 the people have pro-
claimed that the road N high and honora-
BE Office In this sountry hes no longer "a
tbe tortuous paths OF the falsehood and Of
acial bsstness OF political trader. Already
has 10 been determined that the sturdy
band Of Americans which In the last cen
fury despised she brides Of British King.
has left progeny which In tins century
sssrns the brides Of New York specu.
lafor. Already have the people declared
that their blood. bought Government was
frsmed for other uses than 10 slut the greed
Of the guided drones q the republic.
And n this triumph brings Joy 20 others,
then TO us double share. Our dear old
State Is saved, and saved with an enduring
salvation. Al We ever dreamed has been
accomplished, aud We send delegation 10
Congress the peers In character aud el-
rasiiy Of any that VIII upbcai the honest
hands OF Grover Cleveland.
Can We not fancy the majestic shades OF
the mighty VirginiaDs Of another day who
have mourned many scene in our States
recent histofy-reyisiting now with JOY
and hope this their capital and gazing with
calm content on this rejoicing peopleI
Fer the reign OF the good and true re-
turnt.
Distance and Time
Vanish before our longing eyes,
And fresh In their eteraai Loves
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ss.s. VIRGINIA BELLE crsAu.
txorE rr,xY Crcsss.

DxcosArrp DrSpaz-wAss In eoen sssss'
ysu sas bay say part Of setai HAKRohoN
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BALuuogg. November s. Virginia ps-t-
due coupons, $50; neN ~. 5h. Bid
ts-day.
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yoy bargains in EIssEs AND CHlpnnss
CroAks, call early At
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coAr-yAsss AND HOBS In srsa, variety al
UApnoLD's. "
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. November S.-Nhcat dull /;
No. > red, zoe. Corn-No. swhite. ig..
Provisions duh. Ness pork nominal. Bulk
meats. shoulders 6;c.; clear rib DC. clear
sides Zoe. Bacon-Shoulders, 7a7tc. !:
clear sides. i04c.; sides, Tie. sussr-cured
hams, l2sl3c. Lard Prime leaf. ~.
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ASK sov sEALsxix CisARs, and 10 not w any
otisr be imposed upon sou.
OWNS q xIsor. Wholesale Assn"'
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AUCTION SALES nOSDAY.

uoKs vRIxY CIGARS
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st. Less. November s.-Flsdr ia.
changed. Wheat lower: Ne. = red, 5.Jsc.
sass. Corn higher: 3Ic. cid csss. sj.s3Jc.
November. Oats steady; 25.e. essh aud
November. Whiskey steady At sl.l2.
Bulk mests-Short clear. S5.sj. Bacon
lower: shoulders. sc.; sbsrt rio, s.e. +:
clear. Die; hams, liiaisac. Lard dali
II q
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sail on. O ship of state, sail on.
Sail on. ~ natiOn. strong aud great Z;
our heart. our hopes. our ictrs,
Are all wish thee. aye al win thee
fDrotopfsoI Qppla1fce I
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BALTIMORE,

CTNcINNATf November s.-Flsur m-
changed. wseaf steady; Ne. red. .Sc.
Corr strsng; No. , mixed, l3c. Oats scarce
and srm; Ne. mixed. 2Sc. POr. dull at
sl3.7j. Lard strong Al s7.i5. Bul.-melfs
and sacsn unchanged. wh.key steady.
sugar unchanged. Hogs steady; COMMON
and light, s3.5jas4.GQ; packing 4aS butch
ers'. 81. 40sS4 90.
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WANTED. BUYERS FOR A CAR or
w CHOICE WESTERN CABBAGE. ~, 'lle
al the Richmond and hltcllnf depot NlNphl
MORNING.. Also, i0t BARRELS ~rLF. AZ
Pills. az York riVer depot, and car iosl TUX
NiPS AND CARROTS. aud 100 hAN"tlN
40 a. ia son s Mf~l f.'.
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WANTED. TO TRADE A >rO q or
w GOODS ~ PETEH~Bi-EG FpG ANN.
The g0oasare ursa ri sactnic sln'F -
MANNi,G q. Il APl.f~ CO..
Rsli E,tile As,uls aut turunu rr'.
iIfi. Iatu .-.Hf..
mali opposite 81 D. E'lir ( CO..
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WANTED
ROARDERs FOR lWo ~ sAsANr
FURNISHED ROOMS.
AptIvto Nv ~. Lyon.
pu0 ne No. 3nN nnrN N'''i f'''' f't
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wILMIN GTON.

WILMINGTON, November s.--rarsentiss
hrm At 97ic. Rosir steady: strained. y0c.
good strained. 9jc. Tar Gra at si4v
Crude tnrpenhn- steady; hsrs, 81; yellow
dip and virgia. SLIGO.
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Bra. BmD-c,ess from 81 M al uAnHorD
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IDKy GOODS.

rEisrs-Merrimae y, .; Manchester, q
Arnold, U; Arnold's indigo, ~; Arnoidr
choice a ao 9. S, 1IsTio oac en-
Ter mourning. 81; simnson mourning, 9;
Hariel. 0; Dmnnell. 5'.ida; Eidvsione. o.
nocheco, o; Gloucester, ~ iishmond, o;
pink, q; Merrimac shirting,5 9; Regatta shirt
Ing, "a Hampton. ~; Allen shirtinss' "a;
BRows SmIETIsGs-Lawrence LII. 81;
stark Al 5 A AYay * X, hnais" hssa
A,"q sppsi AS n. naaa ri Ai"%if H. E.
81; rcppcreli u, :; Treinon, &c, 5i.; CONT
mental 4, .; pcpPcrell o, g;i peppsrs!l l.
Beaver Dam Ill, 81: Clark A. 81; Nonna-
oil, al Granite =, ~; Bedford H. ~
@rsl9SSils En- M9 @aSha. 4 h9g!! Ssw
market \, q; Newmarket q, %; -, m
RLEACIED SHrErIsGs- New York. 10Y;
wgmsutia, lols; Lanrdon CD, 10; Lonsdale
is T Tnscnrors 10: RRdrSsS Sa CHM si
Masonville,G; l.onsdalc, Al; Cabot, "a; Con-
way, 7: Fruit OF the Loom, Q; llnwood, ~;
Prosperity, 81; nm a., :; HUI 7.S' Hal.
81, 4; blackstone AA, "a Hope, ~; Green
q, 81; Gold Medal, !; Fitchville, !; Fear
icss,7,
TicKs-Amoskcag AGA, II; Amoskeag a.
1877; Amoskcng u, l2l.; Amoskcag c, Ma;
Alioskoag u, ii; Amoskcns T., 1915; Amos
koag 4, 10; Amoskcag II, Q; Thornkike a,
~; swift River, ~; Mcthuen "A, III Con-
eslora cx. IL, 10; Cords ACE, lils; COncsto-
ga cx. rs, II; conestoga GIN ID. 10; concstoga
CTi-i, AZ; Conestoga, Goa rs, II; Hnmil-
ton, M; Manhattan, 8; International ff,
Z; occan,6.
can, %: Hamilton, NJ; Amoskcag chcyiot,
iOli: Ashbymc IA, II; Ashbyme red cross, 10.
A2 2fs' ~! 6ais R ns Snn Ia u;
Otis &c, i6is; beaver Creek "A, u; Beaver
Creek BIB, If; Beaver Creek &C, lols; Warren
BIZ, III; Warren AKA, l2Ii; Haymaker
brown, 81; Columbian, Il; Warren &C
brown, 1917; Uncasvillc, 10.
CHEcKs-Union, No. 80, IA; Union, No. ~,
10; Union, No. Is, IL; Miners No. !, l1lS: MI
ner's No. 2, l6ls; Prodigy, o; Alabama osnn-
burgs, Z; louisiana osnaburgs, I; Augusta
osnaburgs, I. a
Canton, .; Draper, 0: Glenwood, Gls; Bates,
s; Clarcmont, o.: Miami, So; Clarendon,
81; scotch double fold, l0ls6l2lI.
CORSET JEASS-kenrsarge, s; Naumkeag
satcen, 81; Armory, 70; Canoe, .; Indian
Orchard improved, So
Washington, AZ; Mnnyill, 81.
6dSls; Slater & Sons, 5lstdl,; Kid finish, 5gS;
Masonville, 5lsCt8ls; Garner, 81 a065i..
CARPErISGS-Tapcstri Higgings ,0SdS7l2;
Tapestries Sauford's, 6t@So; Tapestries RoS-
bury, s7ls; Bgcow body Brussels, lbs; Low
ell body BRUSSELS, l.S5; Extra Moquettes, l.i5;
b Moqucttes, Ito; Lowell extra supers, ~ .;
Park, Read < FRANKLIN extra supers, I2la;
Park cotton-chain extra supers, 51la; Phila-
delphia wool. i5cto5; common cotton-chain
1sd,i5.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Colllns, a dozen, 900; Gold Dollar,
:, dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, T. dozen, 1903;
Double Bit, 1900.
sKILLEIs AND LrDs-i'4c y n; sugar ket-
Tin PLATE-I. G. 1oxli, p box, 500; ]: g.
iix20, = box, 500; Terne, lixO, y box, 100;
TINwARE-Pieced, discount 80 = cent;
stamped, discount 30 q cent.
soLDER-No. !, l5c; No. and q ISc o ID
Duck HORSE CoLLARs-No. i.35 4 dozen.
HAMEs-Two loop, AGO g dozen; three loop,
TAcKs-in boxes, 100 papers, go q box.
GRUB HoEs-f dozen, $50; railroad picks,
y dozen, $50.
RUBBER BELTINo-Discount 50 g cent and
10 4 cent.
SuovET.S AND SPADEs-Rowland's, dis
count 40 n cent: Ames' list, steel goods, dis-
count 10 and 10 e cent oo
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, finished, og0
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, select I'J;
buggy, 2.25; express, 80; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory axles 1000; holsters, no; coup
ling poles, AS; spoSes, KIN, select, 20
XXX, go; sawed felloes, IA, l.I5; 2, ZOO
Rowden shoes, $40; northwestern horse nails,
No. O, 600: 7, 6.25; 8, 800: bar iron, &c rate
plow steel, &c; spring Steel Sc; cast steel, lSc.
BuGGIES-Grade 3. and spring top, 10000
10000: do. open, 700RdS0.OO; do. side spring
ton, lOOOO1l35.c0; do. side bar, lOo009l3j.00;
do. phntons, l25.0s(Gl5O.00: grade A. side
spring. liO.00td2O0.00; do. ph9tons, 100000
10000; bump seat buggies, l7jOV@2DO.CO; plat
form springs, ll0.OOGlD.O0; three spring wag-
ons, 90.0GGll5.G0.
WIRE-Sinooth wire No. o, Sc; Nos. 10 and
&c. apanned, barbed wire, &c; galvan-
ypl barlel, 1c,
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starvation have been eaten by
tlolr famislllnl comrades, II Il
reported that the onlv mon
who escaped tho knife were three or four
who died " scuryy. Tho annputa
ted limbs ~ the mpn, who Afterwards
persisted, were eagerly devourod ~ food.
,has. ". Ilonry'- death was partlcu-
larry tr1sie, Ito Was ns y9mmg German ~
tho flnh Cavalry In Cincinnati,
and driven " despair by his
frightiul hungry, Henry saw an oppor-
tunity Ia steal u little moro than his
share Of rations, and no made tho at
tempt. 40 was found out and shot
for his crime. When tho body was
found his hands and face, though
shrunken, were intact and recogniza
had been stripped from him and the
flesh picked from tho bones. Even
his heart and lungs were eaten
by his comrades. one rib was
found shattered by bullet ball, and 10
another rib small fragments OF lead
were attached. a bullet hole was found
In the skin Of the body which
was Inferred In Cy press llill cemetery
last Saturday. Not word Of the fact
was given to anybody until Commander
Schlcy made his report to Secretary
Chandler.
A Times reporter questioned few Of
ncers on the three ships At the navy
yards. Some Of them asserted
ilatly that tho bodies OF the dead
sailors were not at all mutilated whom
they were found, and secuted all
idea Of cannibalism. Others admitted
that the bodies were hooking To
look upon, but attributed 1t to the storm
and the ice. The eating story Is be-
licved to be sailors yarn.
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A Witness Who Cannot be Impeached,


iakins Powder" with
that these materials r's and hahs
Though slightly less than
monin which disgusting II
which DO
tomeno the Royal Baking Powder alleged
vi he
Roy
Is
anything slightest Objectionable.
ncacds
in
much
shall quality
n & ami
CT
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Lieut., Braiuurd's Letter.

LOUISVILLE, Aug. l2.-Tho Evening
Times will publish the following cor
respondoncs this afternoon. Sargt.
Brainard who, with Lockwood, reached
tho highest northern latitude ever trod
by foot Of man, writes as follows to
Henry Clay, of this city:
Navy Yard, Portsmouth, y; IL, Aus, II, 1884,
Mr.. Henry Clay, Louisville. KY
DEAR SIa-ln behalf OF the few OF my
comrades now living and the many who
struggled 81 hravely for life, but had
finally to succumb 10 starvation, de-
sire most earnestly to thank you for the
kind letter Of May, 1883, written in our
interest and published in the Courier
journal. The advice was sound and
practical, and it seemed to us then, and
1t afterwards TRANSFERRED to DO prophetic
with our own views of what was re-
CURED for our safety. 1t coincided per-
fectly. Thep paper was found in tho Pro-
teus wreck cache, landed by Lieut.. Gar
lington near Cape Sabine and was read
and re-read in tho gloom and darkness
OF checrless, miserable novels. In APP
probation Of your noble efforts to save
your former Arctic comrades, the camp
in which we were then located, received
your name. ! remain, worry respect
iully,
Signedl d. i. BRAIHApp,
Lady Franklin bay Expedition.
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LIQUORS.

ALCOHOLIC gallon, $237 "a $40.
BRANDIEs-D Domestic, = gallon, $500 Q9 $3.5C ;
Imported cognac, 1877, q galton,Sis0; lSI2 SOD
1870 $50; 1866, s6.5e; 1860, $40; 1868, $500;
iSis sl0.5O; Otard, Dupuv Il Co.'S cognac, ls7S,
$3.50; 1870, 800; 1851, 500; 1913, $l0.25; Bis
quot, Dubouche 4 Co. cognac, 1873, $3.50; 1870,
$3.50; 1913, $500.
GIS-Domestic, New York or Philadelphia,
q gallon, sl.2O; Holland, T. gallon, $1,000 ~
Sir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, &, gallon, s3,l5
lS3.25; Sir Robert Burnett's Old Tom, q cask,
tS.5OlG9.00; Holland, I. case, $3.50:
WHIsKY-louisinna rectiiied. 30 " cent
proof, ~ gallon, $l.l5; Western, $l.lN0l.l7,
Bourbon, $l.iOG3.5O: Rye, $l.j0lE35o; Scotch,
Imported, $4.OO(g4.25; Irish, imported, $500
CHAMPAGNEs - Rouderer Carte Blanch,
quarts, 1, dozen, 200; Piper Hcidseick quarts,
= dozen, 800; Krug & Co... quarts, g dozen,
ESQ; Moer & Chandon, Sillery. Mousseux, 2
dozen, 2I.O0; Cremant day, y dozen, 300; &.
II. Mumm & Co.'s, pints, ~ additional; dry
yersenay, PATS; Extry Dry, $3.50.
WINEs-Callfornia claret, q gallon, 6Od65;
Zlenfandel No. l, q gallon, 7O(@75; imported
clarets, ordinary, q cask, 7000GSO.00; family
ciarets, per cask, 7O.OO9S0OO; fine clarets, r
cask, 8O.0Opl75OO; Medoc, q case, 600; st.
Julian, p case, $50; Margaux, u case, 700;
Ponte Canet, 4 case, 1000; Larose, T. case,
100; Leovill, q case, 1890; Chateau Lailtte,
p case. A.00: ordinary, y case, SNNS3.5O;
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tOss,fwpJ,Os C,fupD,

An old physician, retired from prqc.
tlce, avlhg had placed IN his hands hv
m EIst in.lla missionary llir iIrnililh OF
aslnplo vegetable rouody for the speedy
aud permanent cure fur consumption,
throat and lung affections, alno u positive
aud radical cure for nervous debility
aud all nervous complaints, nftor having
tested Its wonderful powers In thousands
OF eases, has felt IL his duty To make
II known Ia his suffering fellows. Artu-
atcd by this motive and desire Ia re-
lieve suffering humanity, ! will send,
free OF charge, To all who desire IL, this
receipt, In German, French, or English
full directions for preparing and using
Send by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper, W. A, Noyes, l49
Powers Block, Rochester, n. y.
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The Young Democracy.

GAINESVILLE, Aug. l2.-ISpecisl.l i
Col. VIM, Of Fort Worth, addressed
the Young Mems Democratic club, here,
Saturday night.
Referring to the lease law and free
grass question, stating that, although
from Fort Worth, he was in favor Of tn
former. He exhorted young men not TO
allow any one to sever them from the
ranks of the Democratic party.
lie made an able address and was ire
uuently applauded. The young men of
the club propose attending the Houston
convention in the interest of Harvey
Hulen. candidate for General Land Com
missioner. They will start Sunday.
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Fabrication I'm Artiiiciui Limbs,

There In In Pittsburg, Pennsylvanin, n
manufacturing company, every member
OF which wears an artificial leg. Their
limbs are 40 perfectly made, and so near
like the natural member, that II IN dlili-
cult TO tell that they are artificial. Tho
company in the Artificial Limb Manu-
featuring company, n corporation that
has a national reputation for the pcrfec-
ton OF its work. The limbs made at this
mandatory arc the most perfect and
satisfactory of any made in the United
States. Hon. w. w. Dudley, United
States commissioner of pensions, has for
pany, and adds his testimonials to hun
dreds OF others. Send for descriptive
circular to 20 Penn avenue, Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania. See advertisement in
another column OF to-day's HERALD.
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"Nothing Wrong with My Lung. Now.


A patient writes nearly n year after
using Compound Oxygen:
"Teere is nothing wrong with my
lungs now, and for that have to thank
you more than anything else. 1t is true
bright ~ ! could wish, but if it had not
been for the Oxygen doubt ii l would
be here 10 feel ut ull."
Our "Troatise on Compound Oxy
gen." containing history of
the discovery and mode of action Of this
remarkable curative agent, and a large
record of surprising cures in Consump-
ton, Cattarrh, Neuralgia, Bronchitis,
Asthma, etc.,and a wide range of chronic
diseases, will he sent free. Address Drs.
Starkey d Palen, llO9 and I'LL Girore ST.,
Philadelphia.
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Roots AND SHOES.

Meu,s Kip brogans, 959l .; boys ZIP bro
earas, sUa i0O; mems P. calf brogans, l.oTSl75;
rSusn ie nlows. I.UKIl 35; boys kip 2-buck!c
sutton, i.759275; mems calf balls, congTe ss
= a. n.en's p calf boots, 24O6ta45O0; mems
c.if boots. 25oaaS0oO: boy. kin boots. 5000
rsif boots, 0.5NaN 90; women's ~ kip pol KS.
si,3id's iii Kip polkas, all sizes, 45GI5c; child's
i'm no,kas. an sizes, 55Q65c; women's calf peg
md SIS polish loogls5; Misses, calf peg a and
x Oval 81. Women's calf sewed polish, LAO
SiE7ix: women's grain sewed and polish, w
x.5: women's kid sewed, 9OGl.I5; women's
yoft sawed polish, l.5GGl.7o; women,s gram
SEED hS--tc,r DQnl.25: woIner'- kid hewed
-..,s- l.0sGSsu. women's gost sewed button
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Iud,.ial Convention Work.

ROUND RICK, Aug. l2.-[Special.l-
The Judicial convention, of the Twenty
sixth district composed of Travis and
Williamson counties, met here to-day
and re nominated A. S. Walker for Dis
trict Judge by aecanlation, and James A.
Robertson, Of Will ,mson county, for
District Attorney by acclamation. Dis
trict Attorney Sheek's name was not
placed before tho convention.
! After the appointment Of the follow
lug Executive committee, the conven-
ton adjourned: J.. q. Giles, of Manor,
w. ID. Williams. of Austin, and John
w. Parker, of Taylor.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.

wooL-Mexican, free OF burrs, Hope; Mex
lean improved, lS@loci coarse l0c me me, me- me-
condition, I4022c; bury, &9sc per pound
less, according 10 burrs.
HiDFs-Prime plump fiints. % IBIS and M,
lac per n; seconds. plump fints, 70 lbs and up,
l2c Der III: prime light and kips, l2c per ib;
cmlls, bulls and stays, 6@9c per 10; dry sailed
g@ilI5c, according to condition; green salted
7HtsI.. 40
PEITRrEs-Deer skins, 2N122c; antelope, 10
.di5c; seal skins, 151.0c; sheep pc'ts, as per
wool 1sdS5c; shearlings, l0Ol5c.
TALLow-Prire tsllow, &c; tallow grease,
ilD5lsc; grease, yellow to brown, 4GJc.
RFEswAx Prime yellow. loo: dark and
,IultAratet. liG2nr.
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The cures which are being made by
Drs. Starkey 4, Palen, 100 Girard street,
Philadelphia, In Consumption, Catarrh,
Neuralgia, Bronchitis. Reconnaissance
all chronic diseases, by their new Vital
izing Treatment. are indeed marvellous.
If you are a sufferer from any disease
Which your physician has failed to cure,
write for information about their new
Treatment, and it will be promptly sent.
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Lake Maranooka.

LAKE MARAHCoKA, Me-, Aug. H.
Great crowds are already here. Blaine
is expected to arrive on the p. m. trair,
and at this hour the, speaking will COM
mence.
rhe special train arrived at 1:l5 to-
day, bringing j. g. Blaine, Gov. Robbie,
Congressman Donley, Collector Dow,
q ". Hale and Senator Frye. rs Blaine
stepped upon the platform, he received
a tremendous applknse, which was cor
timed until hf he'd the inain stand.
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LIVE STOCK.

Quoting butcher live weights We have;
Corn fed beeves, p ID, 4941 cents; grass fed,
a sents SSTs snt r. s eSeiss, G ss
tents y ID. West OF the Texas Central rail.
Sav: north OF line drawn east and west
with Waco, and east OF line drawn north
stcck delivered on the trail In lots Of 900
head or upward are rated as follows: Year
lug steers ~ head, 1900; do. heifers, 400;
s-year.old steers, 1901 90. heifers' AZ s ~
ann.0 common COW and CALI D!g3o0y
Young Texas bulls, 2000Q600 Graded stock
els mucn higher, while TexAns raised soutn
~sa y -. !ssi .',.,, s'vso s'e ia'so
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

81 have both used and sold PRIBKLy
ASH B,TrERs for number OF years, and
think 1t the best bitters made for Bilious
ness, Liver Complaints and for toning
up tho SYSTEM" so writes w. II. Cole,
Druggist, Of Joplin, Mo. A single trial
of this remedy will convince any person
Of tho truth OF the above.
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Every smoker shorld try "Ittle
Joker.o
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

LUMBER AND BUILDING hAfBRIAL'
ROUGH LUMBER-Under % feet, 80 y LOCO;
over 25 feet, $3.50 y ZOO =,
DRESSED LUMBER-One side, select, sos e
LOO: one side, over IL inches wide, $3.50 g
1000; two sides,s2750 q 1000; one side, lI4Q9ll =
inches, $50 q 1000; native, siding, $40 600;
white pine siding, second common. S2I;5o Q
sis I, 1000; x ceiling, dressed and uhdressedd,
s29 p 00O; "a ceiling, dressed and undressed,
s25 Il 1000; poplar ceiling, $3.50 q C0O white
pine ceiling, $50 = 1000; dressed and matched
flooring, $3.50 - coo; 1s-inch battons, rough,
$3.50 per 1000; dressed, $40 y 1000.
surNGLEs-y loco: sap pine, s3;9o; heart
Is IN: boss. best or all heart cypress, s.; di-
nlension cypress, inches, So; round end ey-
press, 81,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-14

GALVESTON, Aug. l2.-The Texas State
Grange met in annual session. at Har-
mony hall this morning, at 10 o'clock,
Worthy Master G. j. Rose presiding.
About sixty-five delegates were pres.
ent, other delegates, however, arrived
on the evening trains.
The convention is composed of dole
gates, embracing ladies and gentlemen
from about sixty counties of the State.
and its officers are as follows: X.
j. Rose, Worthy Master; John b. Long.
Overseer; w. NJ. Blalock, Steward; c. j.
Alexander, Assistant Steward; j. f.
FentOn, Lecturer; II. l. Henry, Treas
urer; X. 1. Kennedy, Secretary; IL. G..
Proctor, Gatekeeper; Mrs. NJ. A. Hicks,
Mrs. N. f.. Hcrring and Miss Kate Bln"
Assistant Steward; A. NJ. Kellar and w.
III. Haines, members of executive COM
mittee.
After organization the following were
appointed Committee on Credentials.
John NJ. Carson, j. L. Corcoran, S. Il.
Ray.
During the absence OF tho committee
Mayor Fulton was escorted to the stage
and delivered an admirable address OF
welcome, which was eloquently re-
sponded to by J. f. Fuller, editor o.
the Texas Farmer and the State Lee
turer.
At the conclusion of Mr.. Fullers re-
>ponse>the Committee on Credentials
reported and it's report was adopted.
Adjourned till 1880 p n.
EVENING SESSION.
On re-assembling, Dinwiddie, OF the
Agricultural and Mechanical College,
delivered an able address on the science
of agriculture.
At its conclusion tho Grange adj
jolrued until 9:sJ tomorrow morning.
The session of the Grange will proba-
bly, last the entire week, as nue., bust
ness of Importance will come before it
for consideration.