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The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-01-31

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M. l.. HOLT.

A TTORNEY AT LAW AND NO.
N TARY PUBLIC.-Ofice, I'd story
Of Schienker's building, Commercial
row, east of Court House.
All legal business entrusted to his
care attended to with promptncs.
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a. NJ, CRISLER

a TTORNEY AT LAW and Notary
n Public. Office in Eidson's build
ing, second floor, opposite Court House,
Eaton. .. now, .oo-ly
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
wool, HiDEs AND PELTRIEs.

Btadsrctrs saws the demand for wool ut B1s.
ton is more active, and the sal,s Of III" week
foot 900 much larger thln lat week amounting
- . 30. ODi pound, ut al kinds Prices remain
Unchanged ulihHu thc tone ~ the mHfKct T.
easy. ONO and PEI. sylVauit lTrcrs have been
splIlnV ~ 90 q H1c iuj y Il 81 To irg fer NN
aud so % ~ Tor Ny and above, including choice
elections MlChigaA ile'Ce- have been more
uluir 4 for Hud tH'ts nI 80 10 $50 per pound.
Comb ug an del iiuc lCCrts are gultt. end sales
Ut - to ir Tor five dculue 90 to -. for fine and
so C.mbiug aud ~ 10 3ic Iof coarse. In.
washed wolls are m fair demand snd consider
able sales OF territory wool At low pIi,os. ptin
cipallv from Is 10 PC per pound California
wool Il quiet aud 10 sales OF any importance.
Pulled wool, have cen In fair demand and
sales At - 10 ale per pound Tor common and
chOlse fupefs. Australian wool has beon more
Inquired for, and sales Of 2li 90 pounds al ~ 10
ilc per pound. Carpet woods are qule.
eUorATiohs TO-DAY.
WOoL-Nexicsn, free OF burrs, i14lso Mex.
icsn improved, li,rlTG; coarse, i6aslsc; coarse
medium. lboGl9C: medium, l9te zoo; fine medium,
2OG22c fine wool, according 10 dirt and con.
dition; ltia22c; bury, z9gc per pound less,
according TO burrs.
HIDES-Heavy hides, II pound and up.
sound, l3c; light hides, under IL pounds FREQ OF
grubs, loo; light hides, damaged or enc grub or
more, n:bulls bad and damaged, S.; dry salt
ID. i1f wetsAlted, &c: green hides, Go.
PELTRlES-Deer skins, .2I0o22c; antelope, 100
l5c; seal skins, lbG3o; sheep pelts, as per WOOL
l0nt5c: shearlinRs. l0eti5c.
TkLLOW-Prime tallow, &c; tallow grease SO
SIC; reasc yellow 10 brown, 4et5c.
EEESWAX-Prime yellow. s0c: dark and adul
terateu. lbhnc
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DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS today,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
PRIET5-Freemsns,4 ~; Lodi. 5; tlluuosstoI, 5x
Wioh, s. Allen. 6; Albion. solid, SO; Peabody
solid, SIX Peabody black, 6G; simpson black
sx Slap mourning. 6S: Gloncostor mourn
lng 6. nericen G; Barley pink and purple
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTICS-augusta, A.
q indian Bcad, q Swift Greek, ~, By; Etna,
-, 9; Edeeeeld, ~ ~; Cabot, "a, ~
8 Charter oas. Al, 4; Lake GooTsa, "a. GU;
Great Western, a, s. International. A. 81
Atlantic AK pennington,7si EatcheS H.5,i;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Lake George
81; Harvest7k; Poeahontas. TX. Great Fnlls, 4
Peeriess, ga 8: Plum Island, 3: Atlantic. TX
Green bricr. ~; Allendslc, TX; Dwight TX; Be
BLEACHED DoMEsTICs-social. sX: Sunny
Side, 4; bonneville, N: Forest g. Hig Bonanza
y. O. Auburn. sS; Lonsdale 81; Lonsdale. cam
br.a l2b,: wamsutta. l1k: New Yorh mills, II Vi
!; Hero. ~ 0: Hero. X, s. Bsllardvsie. u Car.
81; Gem OF the Spindle. s. Barker.sx GIcn, X
s DIo Sa a loo 49, E ssysse ' so I
Bampden brown and drsb. 90. 10 Hainpdet
Xxx. do, II; Boston. 10-os brown and drab, 16k
Men;sas g ineh. 20 No. o, 8 10 inch t2H; NO
brown and dfsb. ii; Chariot striped, l2x; Saw.
age Striped, in.
TICKING-Amoskosg AGA, Is; Hamilton, 70;
HOLLYWOOD, plalu, H. Stonuhru u, w; Ea8tOu u
OK; Omega I61<; Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
dard Fancy, 9k; Harrisburg, 10.
HICKORY-Rock River, 6-S; Blue and Brown,
&c; India, lohc; Arli. gton. SIC; Thorndiie
u c. Hamilton II; American. 10; Lowell City, ~
PLAID OSNABURGs-Delts, ~; ECONOMY
9h; Ottawa, 81; MiohignD.7k X: Belle. TX; Wood
lawh.7k: Catawba.sk. Arlington, 8; Augusta
g. Louisiana, *.
JEANs-Roxborourh, is; Pacific, r r % X
Beaver Valley, 25; Toxic. l2k; Humboldt, s5;
Peoples, ASK; Louisville, sSh: Kentucky, Ah.
Unitod States. Soy: Gold Medal. II.
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GROCERIES,
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


CoFFNf-Rio fair, i2@lac; rrmG iss4
lio, cholre, Ah@l5c! Laguyfa, lbc; Java, zoe,
TEAS Inter sl@oic Young Tyson. t0cs
'o no! 2o,9ny' t5yo,cl Jsran, oOo'CoG ,o,,..
graduated. .9sc, standard All pc; Louis.
lana while clarified, sac; yellow clarified, SIC;
MoLAssEs-ionislannc choice, Coo; prime, S5o,
syrup, Gia6sc; rebolled, isegs2c,
BkGGlNG-Puro Juto ~ lbs, ioxc por
'Essf,ii w iss,i ioSe' Ties i,'OPer bundle
CRACKERs-sods, X. 6SG XXX. 6sc; xxx.
&c; cream, 81; ginger snaps, DC
soAP-olive, 10 per boz; blue India Y
box; l.pound bars, 3 % per box,
CANDLEs-star, fun weight lbh; short,lth.
CHE CMESssE iscN',. AZ lac fun cream iSc'
KoTE- iOSc basis. Cotton rope, lsc.
WILL BuCKRrs-A O06gi Is per dozen.
Round, Csc; spring per box
MEASURES, bushel Iron bound, 30 per
dozen; s2.hnoop rails 2 90; s.hooPs %; ~
per dozen No. ,, o.; No. ,. 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPkE-Rag aud straw, tSCS7sc'
Is; O. do. 5l blasting Kegs 9 %. Shot
drop, bag, cOa2 10; buck 2 2Sa3 IS,
PICKLES Medium barrel 90, h.barrel,
10 small eGFrsi o. smal, c SSSar5SsS
purrel 3 o. 2.gnllOn pals chow-chow ] so.
S.gallon pals mixed pickles, 30, Glass pints,
%. GLASS quarts, %. Glass h'galon %.
COAL Oll.--liO degrees Gre test, IN barrels,
l2o 40 test oil IN cans, 20; $50 degrees hre
test, 3 o per case.
barrels, J so. No. N-barcls, 80. No. 2 y.
barrels o. No. E-Darrcls. 90. No. l kits.
/ Is. No. 2 kits. o.. No. kits, %.
HOLLAND HERllEG-lmported, 25per keg.
ClDER-Crab apple. zee; Missouri cider 500
tCr gallon. Vinegar, per gallon. lS'D2oc.
sTARCH-Posrl AZ. Royal Glass. bh. Bon;
ton l.pound packages, G. Corn starch l-pound
packages, 5. 6-pOund wood box glass, IN. B.
pound paper box glass, OK.
| LYE-Concentrated. 2 7b61s 90.
JUGs-We quote lie per gallon for glazed,
'PSa re &S tpi ES Snssa 49, spouna
CALiFoRNiA CANNED GooDs--Pcaches,
3 co. Apricots, 2 S5; blackberries, 3 90; grapes,
95; pears ~ pounds . 90; cages, *
pounds 65: tomstpes, az pounds, 65; cur.
SMOKING ToBACCo-aenuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, l-pound packages. Ale; h-pound. $50; "
pound, l5o; .h-pound, q; assorted cases. nc.
GENERAL GRoCER1Es--sodA Bcarb. Sc
Ginger rsoe, loo per 10; Nuimess CSC 70 q; 90 per
pound; Ball Potash, $500 TO 80 per case; Potted
Ham LA o.. so per dos: Pot,ed Ham. IFS y. %
e., do. ssIdns. A%eIicsn stS Pc, case ssf;
Gil. So 70 ans per case; SNUFF CARROTS Oh s42t
to $50 per case snuH halphs, Ia
b.26 per dos, Olive OIL. pts, 7.7E per dcG
Mushrooms Eats per dos; Condensed Min,
$50 to 3d. 90 per case Jelly, wine glass; p6c per
dos; tin bier, 81. % per dozen; oro0n, GAGS per
dozen, 10. oans. sle6 per dozen; ID. osDs e356
per dozen: Extracts, lemon, $50 per dozen: Ell.
rsctn. assorted, $50. per dozen; Gloves, twhole)
2Sc per ID; Blscidng tsmalD SIZE per h.; s,aos.
inL, large, ESQ. peY dos
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QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

STONE-At the Dallas qdnrries, &c per cuhic
foot. lie for foundation, lcc ioT WALL and go ioI
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow Piue, rough 2 90 per ltO
over q feet 25 per l00 Drsf side finishing
clear. 20; common o; :, ceiling, 20 o.; = cell
ing, so; hx6foueh, | 81 per lUu; hx3 rough,
rs per 100; 6x3 dressed, . co per 100. Siding,
IS uer 100 Poplar dressed finishing, 90 per
l,O idiug. 80; = ceiling, $50; y ceiling, 0 90.
White pine dressed finishing, 10 per 100 y
ceiling, LIST conn on, 3 o.; 2nd common, 20;
siding, 1t common, . 20; AID common, 80.
Common doors / So sssh. l 25D5 10 ss 10 sisa.
sHINGLEs-Yei CHOW pine, 5 n014 50 whirs
Pine. 5OG5 90: oyprtss, No co. No. p
80; No. 3. Is
PLASTER PARIs-Per barrel. coal so.
CENENT-koaUDdslo 81, Louhviiio, TO-
Portland 60
CEMEET FLUEs-6 inch, syysc Finch. ~, G
n, u ceiling JOINT, 10; s Inch osp, SOC; inch
ooiirg ioipt, l %: inch cap do. 61c.
DRAIN PIPES NTH. lee ser loot <,nch, zoe:
inch. 7hc 7 inch, iccs Q inch, 500.
MIXEE PAINTS-Res.y for uho and all col
ors, Is per gal AL the tested and stan
dard msseE are on sole by Dallas dealerv.
WHITE LFAD-S'rintlv pure. 75d6 IS.
WINDOW GLASS--sxl0 to 10xl2. S0s i0x14
to lix2i $50; 16x2i TO 20x2s 975, less 10 per cent
LlME-Coopered, Aukpi., 90 per barrs,; Dus,
! 90 benson Oar lots, SOC; per barrel ! IS:
Dallas in lotA, 7fc: nor hrab0l ace.
HAIR-Per pound Sd 9ko.
POSTs-Cedar, 70 so Bois dsrc l5il
LATHSA 90 Der Loo.
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LIVE STOCK.

The business Of driving cattle rom r. Nas Is
yearly meeting with Increasing difficulties
Feuces. | cal lsgislsiion aud raj roads are all
werkipe against the drive The Kansas CITY
Live stock Record has this 10 say concerning u Q
closiug OF the trails The lease Of the Cheyei pc
and ARA pshoe lands threatens 10 mater.a "
iuue,ferc with the Texes cattle d i've west The
lease xicnds west ~ the borders Of the Pan
Handle 4, xas atout the 10 meridian and
takes Ia the ails that have been usei hereto
fore from 1exas TO- ,he pat twenty years \ W
that tffs lease he's been fenced the old TIA i
have bee, b ockeo. and as alters now stand
sjroyes will have 10 keep west 81 the ludian ne
eiop several hundred miles ont o. tueir way
and over badly wstersd route. Tbeoid traiis
heretofore have always Teen considerss
national highways and kept open, ana
ehoud remain 40. "a the closing OF them seri-
ousiy fnterfsres with the Texas cattle GIVE
which Il the principal comm roe OF Isxas.
X aiixing the serious obstruction 10 the TEXAS
-sttle trade BY the cosiaE 81 the old trsit. :
snemoris' vas presoc ted 10 the texas irgs
lstnre Hest week AT the instance Of hsjo Tow
ess, praying them to relesse the Texas caitls;
rsep Of fbi, embargo upon their tusissss. $50
calling upon IN m to instruct their Representa-
tIve~ In congress 10 use their utmost innu, nc.
- fsve the western Tall .eopensd ana m.cs re
naiksnai highway. tie hopSd that before tue
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QuoTATIoNs TO-DAY.

SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy &c
brands) Ill do heavy, 80. do x medium lns
brands) So DO medium, 81: Baltimore AID Gin
clnnah, 80; Buffalo slaughter prime. 81; good
~ Mniamoras, ~
HARNESS fEATHER-oak No. l. IS; No. 2
extra. IS; No Z 81; No. ], hemloct, So No. 2
fkEStH cALFsKIN-i loeI ss scoordins
PHIL xDzLPHIA cALFsKIs-No. l. 1 LOG
I Is; do No. 2 s5iaf6c
according N weight
No ss -tage collars. u 90 inch cotton
back bands. l 10. sk inch cotton pscl
bands. 90. Duck collars ! %. inch cotton
sX-s-s trace chains, 800. 49, trncs chsins
&c 7-s-2 trace chains SOC. No. 1 hooI
hands. l. o T., 10 No. Z s.. No. L vet
ssissra rope ua %. No Z web hansn No.
IL -.
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coming Of giHss tho western trail will again be
opened II not, the Texas dfnygr the coming
season viii bee 81 the m0tcy ~ tho Texas r'ii-
road, They have already advHnc d their rate.
tur the coming season $40 per ear ON the Strength
~ the closing uf these trails, and N they mr.,
kept closed th,y may ~ further tax the
dfuysr There l. hut little money In the drive
low, aud II prohihltnfy freight rats ubtain az
the ntai-by trails are clos, Il 10 droyers this
once mos, lucrative branch Of commercs mus
lsurulsh aud die 20
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
PEfNfR-toin bNtyOs, rome, fair 10 sold
grass bcryc'. 3 |. tS3tC per pound. medium efaHl
bOcvcs, Sm3'ac Yer pound
COwR--hstic cows, ~ Coeg7 80. Mitch ltws
Moth Texan grades. 10 t0sDb1 %. 7nmmon &
'Gir, rs OC4O 90. Stock cattle atoui. lhO0h20U,
BULLS AID STAGs- Dor knuIags mGau'
lOglb ~ tvo-ycaT. l1rlS.
~NfRf-Gocd mutton, SNaNc per pound
modium mutton, ys12No per pound ga.
sheep grOtfN 10,
COATS Ooea2 70 pof hOAd.
HONf-Corn led, iaa5c; mcclure, t44hC
st'th to.s, tsc' siocktrsauu ieCdctE. 4NiNc
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
.goTATIona TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
Men's kip biogans, from 051l %.
boys kip bTorauF, from sOgi no.
Mems i, crli brogans, from ! cool Is.
Boys 7. calf brosans, from 9j@i 25.
Mems kin 2-buckle piows. COAL IS.
Boys kip 2.bucklc plows S5Gl D.
Mems bun bals. congress and button, 1902 rs
Mems calf balls congress and button, . 5Oesi so
Mems kip boots y 0O62s so.
Men y. calf boots, "a 0O0I5 90.
Mems calf bJots, - Oo060 90.
Boys kip boots, Is 00esls 90.
Roys J.. I boots, 10 50O02t 90.
Boys cal cots, % h0dT 90.
Women's ~ Zip polkss, T5eS7iic.
Miss ~ kip polkas, 6Dd70c.
Child's ~ kin polkas, all size, +sGDh5o.
Childs kip polkas. al sizes 55n65c.
Women's calf peg and 80 polish, 0opl SC.
Misses calf peg aud IS polish, 904l II.
Womens butf sewed polish, zeal IS.
Women calf scwed polish, ! 400Dl SIX.
Women's srain sewci and polish, 30 Sl rs.
Women's kid sewed 90Gl rs.
Women's goat sewed polish, so TO l rs.
Women's grain sewed button Il on tol IS
Women kid sewed button, 90 10000
womeRs vosi sewed button. 75tO22t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-07
HARDWARE AND METALS.


N'NlNfNNNN NhHNhNs
ANki-Collins per dozen, . 90 Gold Dollar
per doAcnS 81 Diamond kdgo, per dozen, Q bG
Donbl. BIT 10 ~
sHILLFTS AND Llns-isc per pound: sugar
seliles iho per pound.
sCALhS-foirbsnkn, discount - per cent
Howe, discount 20 percent
TIN PLATE--i y. l0Nli per box, " 7. q.
ltx20, per box, ~; Tprnc, itt2n per box, 7 80;
Icrhe, a0S?s per box, 10 90.
INwARE--ifeccd, discount 50 per cont
stamped, discount 60per cent
SOLDERING. !. i5c; No IL aud Ia, lsc Per
DUCK HoRsEcoLLARs-No IL 2Sper do,en
hAMEs-two loop, % Der po1en; three loop
I 90 per dozen
TACKs--In boxes, 100 papers, 2 80 per box.
GRUB Hok5-Pcr dozen, S o.; railroad picks,
per aoTcn, 4 10.
MATT nCKs-Pcr doren, 0 ~.
kuBBkB BkLTiNG-Discount b0per cent.
NAILS as rate
SHEET lRog-27 n, Sc; galvanized, discount
sHovrIs AND gPADFs-Rowland's, dis.
count " per cent Amos list steel goods, dis.
count 20 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-shsfts,n finished, . c1
poles, ~ bN hingleifces, wagons select, IS.
buggy, 2 %, express, 90 Wagon tongues
10 90; Hickory axles, 10 %, Holsters ! 20
xxx. 2 90. Sawed folloes ~. / 20; 2, 2 90.
Bowden shoes. m Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C OF : -; S, % BAR iron, &c rate,
Plow ste ] 20 FQliug steel, 20; cast steel, lSo.
BUGGiEr- Grade Il. and spring top 90 900
top, 100 o siS5 q; do side bar 100 OO@is0 C9 DO
phmtors, 20 OO.sih0 90. 4 rrHde side spring,
lao 00tr2 q; do ph,otous, l6d Oat2OO CO bump
scat hugG.es l55 u0r2lp 90; platform sprngs,
ITO 0odl2o 40: three sprug wagons, " 00slih
H. SIC; lepanned, barbed wire. CO; gelysnlgcl
OarDfl. &c
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PROVISIONS.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides. liAc; Long
clear k61kc less.
DRY SALT = Short clear sides, loKc; Long
q, ear. xak lesg breakfast bscon. l4c.
HAMS-CanvasDed and uncsnvassed. 15o.
LARD - Tierce l0c half-barrel. loc
1 round cana I0c s-pound cans. 1ekc ..
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LIQUORS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

ALCOHOL 80 per gal, NJ per high wines
WHIsKY-Rect;icd. coal so. as per proc
sour mash, one eur old, I so; two years old
75,o2 NO; three years old, 25@2 80; fancy. ex'
ira old whisky. 3 COOS 90. rs per age.
wINFs-Clarct in cases coos on. per quail
ity; Catawba, per gal, 90cdl so, Pert, 00nl Q
sherry per gallon, I oocf 90; Madeira, per gal.
l1n 4 GOi65 %; wni.e wine, In cases, 3 tctd16 90
CuAMPAGNE-Jules Mum a Co., 20 oo032 so
Heidr.ck, in tasket, 20 5s@1s2 SO: Krug, In has
keI 70 50ds2 to- Don esuc champagne, 2 0od
IA Co
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, ~ O
pints u 90 audwciser. own sire, u co. pint,
Is so; Erlap ger beer quarts 20. pinia IL u
- bs.or
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MAILED FREE-A highly important treatise
Nl Of Sc pag on disea ~es OF the Heart Liver,
Lungs, Nervous system aud many other dis
esses which render life source of misery. but
which under careful and indcious care In the
m -jorify of cases can be cured Ad ress
We ". EARL. l59 HUDSON street New Yofk.
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nnAlN Nm nA-AnrIFrs


By rail car rufu Hud car uAs come today.
~ waguL neatly none " n received.
5000 'I.u', uN medium. uW trA a. 10
Husft DC.
slt-ttu .f sicf. torthOrn sac
EAkLEN--t a 'at
"Okh -Nrw u chuck So thcliod al
sAhcd, ilmA'y
OATs--,l u,cr. Csc .Hfkcd. 20 higher.
FLOUk-lNtuI d tG carly breakfast
n. orosm todu, . gO@a o. pure t-,rw, 10
\ i'd Nlls Irftuf ie Union, j., Fruir,
Flower. 3 tt. sur Chain, -.
MAMA mills, 5bc IN store, &c,
C)gNMEAl-firo holted per 100 louudf'
4 20
HOMIEY AND GRlTs-5 90 per barrel.
Fiji thuIPd CON Ici ltv POUNDS, ~
choppec com aud Oau per lOJ pounds La,
corn bT.n per 10 ouuds, acc
GRAHAM FLoUk-icr 700 pounds. o..
HAN-lsIk Oc0s eG hight 10 ~ rom
oT,s. IIrific, briCd, dark. 500 bright
I w. bright free on board oa', IL 90
DARK, ~.
AILLKT sEpp-6Sr German millet 75c
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
CON iti.IltiAL.

D1IL,. Feb. Z -Y,sgrlsy atefnnnn he
Hall Washin,on. y e A. stated Ia the
IIIuiALn ~ to-day 60 delegates afs In silcn'
dance Through th. U1us eutlun the people are
speaking 10 tuuFt,ss aud nkiug Tor imp Owed
rheap and sac river transport ,uon by which
slmpetItug. lfyight rateA VIII descend w
the minimum aud the blneuI VIII 81
tend ssHCly q, Ear ~ the extreme
boundaries n the and. L n tho high price Fl
transport & ais the piCsert cause ot low price
y grain paid the rrOWCr. when ihn buirf can
set I'll Cfop moved cheaper he will ray more
me elite, ne With respect To freight. cutting
-..es hss been bad here. aud N,
people ujy q. But nallas wa +
the great " s,issppi liver mrdg
dsctCr because NV u b. the greater tha1 ever
moral % rsuader ~ rAiishls, iuYiuug th'm :
reduce ratcs. II IL the great com, ellyf-.hh
river is-aui cuctsi,u IL the only loric cor
81 rat ON nu .fcCI4tCs
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wv. ELLIOTT 3d. ITO.
81 an. Texas,
Fine Furniture, Carpets.

Also agents for the celebrated Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and Hamlin, Estey and Chicago Goes
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merchlndi-t t.
Write for caialoWMe and price lists.
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There is q secret about
Mexican Female Remedy
Which all ladies should know. See OF
Circular st your druggist.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-05-29
Medical Value of Wines.

As general rule the use of of wine
is not necessary for young or aduI
persons in good health, breathing
country air and not exposed to over
work. As life advances and the CIR
culation becomes languid, naturd
red wine used in moderation, becomes
an essential article and in many cases
absolutely necessary; but it must be
the pure product of the grape. Ant
even in the Eastern States the physic
ian meets large numbers of town peo
pie, especially women, who cannot di
gest the food and drinks suited to the
outdoor, laboring people. IN sucf
cases they resort to the beverage OF
tea which gives rise to a distressing
dyspepsia. The Wines produced in
New Jersey, especially the Burgundy
and the Port Grape Wines from AL
fred Speer's vineyards, at Passaic, N.
j., are the more reliable and most
sought after by those who know what
wines are.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-05-29

j. G. Coomes, optician and manu-
facturer of spectacles and eye glasses,
who has been stopping at the Hart
House for several weeks, is one of the
oldest and btst opticians in the state.
He sells all the finest glasses made.
and from his long experience, perfectly
understands how to fit the eyes, and
from his good success in Eau Claire
the past four years, he carries the
good will and the best OF recommend
ations from his many customers here
who have used his glasses. His fine
gold and silver bowed spectacles, and
gold eye glasses are not surpassed in
the United States. He leaves here
soon for Chippewa Falls and other To-
calities, and then returns again to Eau
Claire, this being his headquarters for
receiving goods and mail.-Eau Claire
Free Press.
Mr.. Coomes, the opitican, has arriv-
ed and will remain in town one week.
He will call and fit glasses to any one
living near the village who will leave
their address, stating the time when
they will be at home, at Davis drug
store.