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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
Amictinu

The family of David Wetzel, of Coal
Valley, have been sorely afflicted during
the past three weeks. During that time
three children have died from diphtheria>
Group, and the disease is still in the fam
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
tn Re Paid Off.

All the unpaid employees of the B. D.
Buford & Co. plow works will be paid off
tomorrow. J. NJ. Buford will be at the
pillow company's office at 10 O'Clock for
the purpose of paying to each whatever
is his due.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
A Judge Dies.

PTTTsFrELD. H., Dec g. - Judge
Chauncey L. Higbee, presil ling judge of
Bird district appellate court, dropped dead
at his home here Sunday morning. The
cause was apoplexy.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
BROS.

Will show during this week one lot of
black gros grain silks at 48c, and some
few shades in colors of very superior
quality at 81, which can only be appre.
ciated by personal inspection.
c. J. BONNETT & Gle.
Celebrated black silks in five qualities at
% per cent less than Chicags prices.
WINTER WRAPS.
And plush sacques to be sold at $500
to $1,000 reduction from former prices
A few novelties in short wraps-a stylish
garment for Christmas present.
KID GLOVES.
Elegant styles, full assortment. Half a
dozen assorted colors would make most
acceptable present to your wife, sister
or the other fellows sister. No one has
the assortment to be found at
MoCABE BROS,
INA, 17l6, 171s, 1920, 1872, Second Ave.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
Lost.

A sealskin glove with my name stitched
inside. Leave at Kohn & Adler and re-
ceive $500 reward.
ED D. KoHN.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
For Rent,

Two store rooms, one on Second avenue
and the other on Seventeenth street, next
to the ARGUS office. at present occupied
by Alex Steel & Son. Apply to,
3dlw MRS. CHAs. BUFoRD.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
Holiday goods arriving by every
freight and express train.

Books, Scrap Books, Albums,
Toilet sets, Musical Plus goods,
Stationery, Box Papers, Envel-
opes, Pocket Books, Bags, etc.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1884-12-08
Three SPECIAL Bargains
DRESS SILKS

A limited line of colors at gee worth
81 80 per yard. Black heavy gros grain
pure silk, elegant lustre, very great
leader, at 81 %, we will sell during the
holidays at 81. Also our celebrated brand
of Lyons black cashmere royal high lus>
tire wear resisting 81 65 gros grain silk
which we will sell at 81 3S for a few
days. In addition to the above three
anecials
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Olivss's alb - - sumo.

Thursday Afternoon great excitement
vas c&used by the rep nt that Msssrs
Oavsr Bros. b Poilips, oi P,ttsburg, had
Wuhdrawn the reduction OF twelve aud
oue-naif per cent. demanded OF their
workiusmen. Toe news spread like wild
dre aud Gas recs,ved with favor BY the
three Thousand WI kmen, Who had either
ont work ou acc ,uut of the reduction or
been f,rord to do 80 ny the strike. IL was
looked upou rs q Republican dodge to
Ain some OF the grouud 'st, and IL was
kuowu that q ,m nittee hal ,eu sp
p0,nted to oonfer with the tii m la regard
20 the prop 'sed reduction, and it wss
g tnerAily surmised that the withdrawal
vas made iu sooJrdsuoe 9th = request
n .ds b, the o ,m ntrse. Tue works will
immedis,ly resume 10 all departments,
but II Is though that after the 81 c iou tho
men viii oe iorosd TO aocspt y out IN
wages or re main idle through the winter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
LETTER rHOa s.s"ons NA< dO&0
hrArE Or new YoEK ASSEMBLY HANsHR,


During my TEN orsry resiueuts nete toe
past winter 4 coni racted u severe coli, viii ,u
for n tune con d ~ cd IN 10 my ro IN and Ien.
deied iiIe untt 10 attend to my uiies lot
oni, y, d rel al the IA Lcouveniences which
usually y ie u heavy COLI, but was ftiet d
with y u Illness IN tbe Cues G, on panied
WIN u severe ain, ~hicn nsde brest ming
oirhcuit M re-t Impossible. tired tue usual
remedies-c u<h drops. cough corui 10. dc.,
but iece ve'i no sub- anita r-iiet until 1 gp-
piiod aLloocks s foAoUs PLAs1 ERs my tack
aau Chest
n se pnt on " hen retiring, and vas de
iisht-,i 10 ind nys II much D-t,er the It
morh,ns. iu ousys Was we'll THIS, An =
the .apeIiehce haSe had with aLcoek'- P,.s
10 In ,aiy Ia uily, has Convinced Inc that Tor
coughs. csds, sprains, bruises, rh. umaS,sIn
AMI local paths, AIIcock's Porous + Ms ers sIe
the quickest anu most elective Ienis"y ex.
tAnt JOHk HoAG.
ol2 "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

W. Isnner COZ tainiy has great stomach
No may e,r in saS aug tnat lilo uoclOr us,
6syd0ck Bfood btasrs, M h Z, u. o.. m ,,I
d0ck B.00d 6sttsvs u-iux a staii ard medioi :,
40 sv.d ., All urus xtsls. for SAFE b, IA n
Cociran, Druggists is1 anu lss Norm q .so,
otteoL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
oD "

A%A Nru >uit. ada articles OF al kinds
resooro,i > tneir orr 1iuai beauty oy tsuo al
" o.. ~, iecs au siti 0io 40 1t drux lists.
W els, Richardson 20, burtins ton. VI
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
,r' S~o = rig tssDs IT.

Has mag ical pain kiiiiug and healing nro.
perlies Hall o. u ntty cent DOT ie cured me Of
rh-uma tisn aDu n ,oiu that nau setu In ~
o.. feoI ~ ~el, rs ev.r did IN my III. L
OttoJ DoesourS, pr pr hofdad CtLy !, eps
niianu. hicn;. speakiu. ioI Ih>nsfS Ec.t ctrtc
anu l3y SoIIu Queen stTe.t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
rsAvsLEx,s euiDE.

I AROAsTsK ANO MiLLERsviLLa Il q
Cars run as follows
Leave Lancaster (P. X. Depot), at Z, o an.
l;0 m, ana 2, 4, Sand $50 n. m, except ON
saturday, when the last car leaves At GSc p. IN
A., Leave Aiflersville dover end), att g. auo
io m., aud !, :, and y. IN.
Uars run daily on above time except
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
mrs or. ~.,t"... . sr,uu,u.ir..

NO her ni.on hHs prescribed Ihis valuable
M .ici . Tor gro L uIany yeaIs "A, "a, ui Val,
pfacuco' IL uas proved all unIaIiins speciu,
IA tno troas'nout III tuf may uI,Or,iots IL
hicu tnu touialo constii u lou ls suiiocl +,
- sure uIo ioi Tho mon LDiS lroau,,s tnAl 50
m.ny wo en 5uncr. Aaueu On &C, sul o.
(rioe, ooc, III U, ID. .. Ioehrsn. druggist.
-" anu 10" Noil IL suoSh HIoSI iol
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

oLDss's iaia 30 { Tonic cou blt, = 81
the . slaa.ais VI nolIiioas Aovd Ask hRr Cos
aea Q. "a "a ieBslsts. os-AwssN,AAw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
II. E. SLAYMAKER,

Agent Ior hhluAkro OLD VINE sruRh,
EsiaUiisue In .7oS.
Importer anu Dealer In Uid Brandy. sheTr.
sup.i inr uiL MauerIa, Imported In 1915, is2i
Ana % y, Lhainp she oi kvery GRAND, scolcL
AIe, Po TOR, brown stout
No. 40 East King st., Lancaster
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
= .,ns,aln. ior al TIE Pr..e..r,.

,MS h faifai. ~, dilor oi l.. QUO
As~"ota sssss toiiajiy Ia tLs n yveuI >. !
s.o efhs VI T. ) ~ico IA BaILn, - Il boiius,
tna v, a tno'nu<n courss 4 tiea ment, IL ~n
~ e'host eNery u 80 I cat a. d. Minister
- oiA's arc AM eled WIN nj An ,lIo,,
u'.oi-a' an "a ARA seems nI,ne prev len.
snsh ssvr We "a hol recon- menu ny
o.un. AtPIou Y" noet lis Win "A. nu.sr
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

AUliOH Az rhnsr Ass Ens AMI SUh
~ SEkS.-Al persons are hereby forbidden
TO trsspass ON any oi The lands OF the Corn
san of SpoodweL estates, In Lebanon anu
Lancaster counties, whether inclOsed or un-
,n.ioSod, either tor the purpose OF shooting oI
dshine, IA the iaw viii be rigidly eniorcoo
Asainrl all lrospassias on said ianus OF the
Undersigned afteI this aollce.
MA, COLEMAN FREEMAN,
k-fkhIl ALDEN
ADw ARD Z. fRkEMAk,
ssrr,stSssc stSsscrnsy nor = ". oolsmAns as'rs.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

"aeo.i rifles. "--symps .Ussi a,i suss
Like Pc spirat. IN, ,tel,so ilchinx, wurs. /,
ecrAtcn,ns, me- al nj IA, o. otns PIN riiit
Wero cIaS'ius SUdkUss OtA<a,ssst 70 {,
pleasant, sure cure
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

Mr. T. Atsins, Sirari hAu.. writes A"
never h,sitnt- 10 iec"nimeuu you. riectric
bitters u my Gu io,neIe, lneS tive enlie . T.
isiAc.iou anu ale iapla seiieIs." klec,iic
buffers afo Tue puieet snd beet medicine
Aho~n AMI WI pusi,iv-iy cure hi,iney anu
Liver cou plants furfy ho UIuou and ieB
Glsts tbe bo~e,s. No .auIt.y can arfuru 10 Oe
without theih. fhry ~iit save nunursSis ot
uoi;nis ia doctors bills every N'hr. sou n
nfiS cents n Uotue b, Il Is. hrun, III us lis,
IA al
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

The nkur showing the enormous yearly
sAi - ei nj iheS- '" or', .em 'ns.iaIe It's >aiue
rs ms''iiiue Uoy unL ui,pu,e. II Is y pulen
voxetIu . 'om Gun OF co tdu loot, Iua\ o.
aud berries knUwn W have SPECIAL Va ue Ia
kidney trodu Is. LonUined wIlu ", 90 ale
nsuiss actin. uir.c ~ on Tue Liver anu
Bowels IL L. because oi this com uine action
thtt al iney "ort .Das p,osed s,th all w.
equal oil rem ;dy in All diseases OF these Org us
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
!" kOU 80 an PIN .

Cures collie Cramps uiari nos externally
ioi acies, pains, scr ms beA,l .uae. neur "a,
rnouulallrm For uian or DoasL ~ .nu ovI.
q
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Relgart's Old Brandy,

Sold by ouI enterpri ing rrieu /, Il. E. 81
NJ A II. 1nis bIanu, liza, stood the test ff
NeaI D, aid has never taiIeu, far our OK
perIeBce, enus, anu ae tnoIeioIt give IL tue
pr IrIrncr over ali Utuer Is 49, dies -bO uiattei
wnh how many law breaking French uIes
they nIe DIhnuru Une :ourlh oi The money
hal Is } arly lhrow ava Un vhrtuus IuIp po-
tent uy sp-p-ia specincs, would suffice u UuS
III The DIauuy Ia cure anN suCn case or cases,
In proof "a the cuI alive power vi
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
.p:.- an .,s,,,v, n,

~ . u Sthis TOW Lnere scores OF persons
M Our store every day whose nvos are
Ss<sude lils.raDie Dy inuigesuon, Dyspepsia
bouI anu distressed ,louIAch, Liver Lou
plasnt, Constipation, " nen ioI Ibc. We VII stII
them Shhon's SIJs1iIzet, Guaranteed W cure
thoin. SOlu by ii. n. COCKTAIL, uruSgisI Noe
81 ana iSs north Vusen sIrssL ieU1-eou2
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

,hoF. OAhL = IhsskbA-R,
1EACHhk OF VIOLIN
nd other Oh ches raj nsli ume n 10, Orchestra
ion, tc Aiiisis' vioIins u aue Ia Oiu,r All
o'Iink tnstruuenls skliIiully .ep ,lfo,, im-
proven aid Isvieou bow haireu, etc
s5iuus las n Dukk 81, Lancaster, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
Dr. tr.xisr'. m.x,u ui.s..s..

The Srea sst UIessins leat has been dis
GOV, fou IN lhis souerntion. sure cure iui
bo ls, Burns, SUES, .uls, = len " uun,.s, ore
nippies, haiu ami SOFT COrns. Luapped Lipe.
hhu uanus, rtin pies and Diolches. no. ove
eOli oy~Orus atsts Soli uy LocuIau
ofux<st. tS| al . ios North "a street. tN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
{" - y WStnoe

Has been using Jour Buruoo~ Flood Btfers as
= h"I iemo.'y auu nLus ,beuI so,y n -
S1ous Shas Il. aiLsSoiL, <l tALce .vc~.
Ihuianapoiis iud fOr . .ie By II. b ochran
druggist. is' an 49, Noriu xu-uu slree-
HY'iuAHs prescribe Cold ms Liquid Beei
10, iG tho weak, worn, ann u, ,spepto
1oSs No OSner. 20 - e.us "
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

II you are fat ing b oxen, worn out an.
a-rsous, ueo eis' neu.tn nenewer.' g.
Diuxk sLs ~
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

ss" hsess~s -"r v. - us's Oi.t .ttleLt."
6WdyRes Ointment" cures letter, saIl
hheuin, .inx WI IA, ouie-, rIIupes. keBeua
All it.ny kih riu, Ii'ns, no matter hov uost
"H&e w TONG sanding alxM. rdwIS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
John Best & Son,
tPkUrkiETOks.)
No. 333 kast Fulton St,
LASCAsrkk, PA.
,anlSiydA-

'0'aA oAShIs ~tIhn noIOh
is rHs MOST
sCOSpMI"AL po~hk Known FOk
DkISl> >G LIGHt MALHlNkkf.
lr TAkE suT LITTLE suoA.
1T hEvhh car oCT - RsPAIR
At oAs BOT BLowUS.
1T REoUtRss NO YUKL-
NEEDS NO KssIsRKR-
THsRH DELAY 1ILksu UP
No HES TO CLgAN up
NorX Is-tR SCI TO PAY.
No PAIRING
NOCuAL BILL- TO PAY AND
1T is ALWAYS READY FOR Use
1t ts tnvalusb i"r BIosing hurcu prgrns
foi kuuning Printing Press-s. Ing Ma
C ines, turning LaIhes -crpiI Saws, Grind
stones, Jof1ee MILF, saussse Machines, ; eed
, utt re, toin Mills Elevators lca cream
FreeLers Etc. Lnll At J. l.. BinkIey's Grocery
store, corner ka-t King =, Il Duke stl eets. and
se.- one IA operation.
Four hoIs power at ~ pounds pressure Of
water. Al Is nOisel s., neat, com pact, steady
and above ali IL Is VARY CHEAP. frice- . rs
to $500. send Tor circular to
L. II. DlLLtk, Agt.,
NO. ~ n. DUKE ST.. LANCASTER, PA.
The backus Moor y III do more work with
lees water than any other water motor in -K-
isteL ce. hngll 3md
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

" . sss' -.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
keigarI's Old Brandy

Ia cases OF dyspepsia We Can summon nun.
OoIs OF Witnesses Case Ia paIt!cuiaf We
will clle:
A uaru working Iarmer hai. 'een nj icLed
siIh all eXhausLiIs Dy s..epsia fora nuuiUer VI
yruTs his stOuIaen souIu eject aiuio every
and OI 10 Il be II Ii eOuI eI ucLaliohs con
stAutS mo app-IiIe IL ,acL Tic " o,nisou 10
rsuict his uiet 10 rackeIs anu stale bread
hIu - beverage he use McO OiaDn hOoi
Beer. he IL u hethOuist anu III IL, as now
PIE chs Il al times, anu Ia his uiscourses uIien
neCIaIIne,I esiIiiestIy again "a kiuus of strung
drink. neu auvI Su " Iry
Heigarls Old Brandy
In Is Cast, lie Iookel up WI a-ionishment; {;
but aIlei heaIiDs Ul his wunuerIuI etfrcts ia
the al sunIe Ui uIs lie acq uaiu lauces. he
al last c.'ns Ht,u lu ioiiU~ advice a. st,.I
In bianuy tai niu,Iy anu sieaui ) ; the d 81
tue siHina III" All appeu o, an beioie ,he
secona as all laken ie - al n -,unu uian, SiI d
y s,o,nbcn .pabIe "i uig.sli 4 any hing v hien
lie choose 10 eat tie sl Il keep. II a,,u uHes b
little occasional shu siuis- lie h.s this uio,ii
clue, no n-s bet IA of very title ,nI ~ ben.
ent 70 the uUcIor.-A iTaeitsin0 fhvs,ctaM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10
y ,'t 81.

R*AN"n.
Brandy as q Medicine.
The following article was vol un ariy sent to
Mr.. ii l. SLAl MAkth. Ageni tor REG
ARTS OLD "'N r sr',hE, by prominent
pihcticing physician o. this county, who has
extensively used the Brau,Iy IeIerTe,, Ia in uls
r-s uinr ractic-. IL Is commenuod 10 the at.
tsntIon o, those afflicted attn
Indigestion and Dyspepsia.
BRANDY AS A MEDICINE.
This nov III uCh ao ssu Alcoholic st muiant
WAS never intended Oev' so, b. 10 10
used as a medicine oi great potency III The cur,
OF sone OF TIE uestI uCIv. ulst hses Wuicn
sweeps ~ay their annual thousands of victims
Wi u purely philanl hropic morive, We pre-
sent To he IavoabIe noli, q o. Inv riius =, .
ttclrliy inu-e aft aei WIN lnat miserable
disease, Dy pspepsia u spe' Inc iemeuy, which
Is nothing more or less than
BRANDY.
The aged, with feeble appetite, and more OF
less de MY. viii NM tLis simple medicine,
VIII. N used prop ry,
A sovereign Remedy
For all heir Ills and Aches. no Il, however
stI icliy unurrstoOu lnal L pre- criOo AID u-e
uut one ~ ucio, an tuat is
Relgart'S Old Brandy,
Sold by ouI enterpri.ing frieu I, Il. E. sL \
MAhh hh- 1ni5 bIanu, has stood the test ff
Yeas, aid has never iaiiea. as iar as our ex
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-10

hah,Yef Accommodation west, cunuc, ga A
II Lancaster with Niagara Express =, s&,
III run through To Hanover daily. eXoeTt
unday.
Frederick Accommodation, vast, conneS Ting
d, Lancaster with Fast jiae, west, ~ LIS, viii
an through 70 Frederick.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, Eggs, FOUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

A New Orleans dispatch savs Louisiana or.
auges are very scarce, ana ned at nominal
prices Lemons are In good supply fair demand
and easy. The steamer Norfolk is nlw due
with large cargo consisting OF 1900 cases OF
Messiua oranges, and ii,C00 boxes OF MESSING
and Palermo oranges and lemons. Dried fruit
end nuts are IN falr supply aud easy. Apples
are In light supply, good demand and firm.
QUOTATIONS TODAY,
GREEN APPLES 00a5 % per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, &c Der pound; Brazil, lb@
lGa; dlbeTis, i5C; Naples walnuts, ihc per pound;
chestnuta imported, none on tbs market pea
nuts, Tennessee red, 1d9ilc choice white,l2kc;
cocoauuts, S0na9 90.
CALIFORNIA PEA Rs--b 1906 % per box
ORANGES-Lonisihna per barrel, u 600
10 NJ; per box, 90; Valencne. per case of 421,
. OOGl0 90.
LEMoNs-sicily. sec per box; Malaga
. O0.
DATFs-!n trails, 10ai2c
BANAEAS-3 00di 90 per bunch.
GRApES-Malaga, O0dG so half barr0i.
SWEET POTAToES-on tho afr Gets, red,
75c per hushel; yell0w, l 90
ONIONS-New. o % per barrel.
POTl TOES T. ~ mel, 90.
CABBAGE-Eew 25 % 5 oper dozen, or b@
CHIC ENs wequote At OOss so por dozen;
FGde~ sec per dozen.
BUTIIas Choice western, 25s35c; cooking,
isaIse. eX..... rs IS.
sAUER KRAUT-Barrels II 90; half barrels
so.
RAIsIN5-London layer. new per box, Or
LAYER 65e12 rs.
Dried PEACHEs-Unpeeled. Sc; peeled, l2c,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
LIVE STOCK.

4 dispatch from Chicago. dated January 4.
SAYS eleven miles stui invest OF the STOCK yHrgs
on he Wabash road, stands st..k train Of
twenty cars az iamishiug freezing 1--we stock
The tain was showed under aud stalled Tuos.
day night since which time 10 ~ believed the
animals have been without foot or water. A
fcscuiuC Nnrt drove within three miles Of The
buln'el train, fhen abandoned thcirSleighs and
Waik,d the remainder 6 tho distance Although
several engines have be n sent down, tho traiu
could not be reached. The party Ietumed, sew.
oral OF whom were badly ffo't bitten.
A resCuiug party succeeded In reaching the
snow bound tra in ON the Waba, n road late THE
aUerL oOn OF the tive ~ cars OF live stock all
were ca lie save two or thr e. cars OF hogs
Some Of tho cattle were fuusd frozen, others
partly frozen. They were Immediately Killed
the exact numUyr thus killed Is not rscer
tanned. The remainder were fed aud cared for
by the raj road company, who nre making
every ,fl RI 10 bring them through. Another
large force OF men sent ont to-day were offered
fifty cents an hour On arriving near the train
they roiu'ed to 10 10 work They could not
see ten PAGES ahead for tho immense drifts OF
snow and returned nearly frozen. Tho hogs
IRE not suffering badly, ~ there happened 10
pany used, No hogs were frozen. The com
psuy hope to bring the bela'ed train into I Q
yards tomorrow. Extraordinary enJr 10 this
end will be made.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BEEVEs- Com bteves, none, fair TO good
grass booves, 80 032c per pound; medium Grass
beeves, 333i4c per pound.
COWS-BarTcn cows, % 00f27 so; Mich cows,
Moth Texan grades. 10 0Oea50 20; common to
fair IS O0e4O 90. stock cattle sroud. Is 0Oe20 on.
BULLS AND STAGS-(FoT sausage manu-
l00lG W: o-yearods, l21lS.
sHEEP-Good mutton, s@3IEc per pound;
medium mutton, 24824o per pound; btocs
sheep, 2OO6a3 10.
GOATS OOt62 % per head
HOGS-Corn fed, iAa5c; medium. idihC;
stock hoRs, axe; steckers and feeders, 4t4Ac
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
HARDWARE AND METALS.

The Age Of Steel prints statement on
authority OF ono largely interested in the iron
trade. that schem is on foot TO pool me Gu,
lire pig iron industry Of he {. un,ry, The plan
is to divide the couLtry into six districts each 10
be represented In the pool on the basis made up
IRON the tonnage producing csr nciv OF Tue as
lrct aud profit of earning capacity per tor, rs
shown by the work OF n series OF year,; each
furnace in a district to share In the districts
shave of The general pool, ba Is deto mined IN
| the Same way. one of Tho chief Obj cts OF the
| scheme Is to ascertain the exact product OF pig
| iron In The country and with this Information In
hands an executive committee hlvio authority
| 10 order shut down" Can orCcr one NJ 81 Y
| time To let the demand catch up with The sup
ply, III prices thus made regular and steady
| Ii was also proposed that ut any Time the fur-
naces are ordered stopped Tor any reason each i
rs though II were IN blast. Inc age OF steer
says the scheme o iiginated among the ilrnaco
men IN Lehirh valley, and tN slr,nT euot,s
are being made 10 carry II out among iurnncs
men Ia other pGft' aud that ms il me hrht
public notice OF IT,
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXTS-Colllus per dozen, 5O Gold Dollar,
per dozen so Diamond Edge, ger dozen, co.
sKILLEfS AND LIDs-4'lo per pound; sugar
kettles, lAc per pound.
ECALES-FnirDanks, discount 70 per CENT
Howe discount % percent.
TIE PLATE-I. o. 1Ox1l, per box, co. /. O.
1870, per box, s 90; Terno, lix2O, per box, 90;
Terac 2Ox2S per box, 10 90.
TiNwARR-Piecod, discount so per cent
stamped, discount so per cent
SOLDERING. /, l5c; No. l-2 and l'2, lSo per
pound.
HAMES-two loop, % per pozen; three loop
TACKs--In boxes, 100 papers . 50 per box.
GRUB HOES--Pcr dozen, o. railroad picks,
per Dozen so.
MATTOCKs-Per dozen, 30.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 30 per cent.
SHEET 'front.' Z, Sc; galvanized, discount
sHoVELs AND sPApFs-Rowland's dis
count 40 per cent Amos list steel goods, dis
count 20 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY WARDWARE-shaf finished, o 90
poles, IS 50. singletrees, wagons select 20.
buggy, 2 IS: express. 2 So Wagon tongues
10 %. Hickory axles, 10 90, holsters, d
Coupling poles, 4 rs. spokes, xxx, select , Is
Xxx. so. Sawed ielloes, N, J. 20, 2 co.
Bowden shoes. 90. Northwestern horse nails,
No &C o.; 7f2s; G. 90 BAR iron &c rate.
Pillow ste &c spIiug steel, 80; cast steel, lSc.
BUGGIE5--Srrdo 3. and spring top, 70 COO
100 10: do open, 20 0aS0 CO.. do side springs
TOP. 100 IslS5 OF. do side bar, 100 o0@lSO CO. do
phmtons, rs OOni50 90. grade side spring,
lao OOG2 co. do phgetons, $50 ooG20O 90, bump
scat bngL.es, 175 O0d250 o.; platform springs,
ITO OOAi20 00 three spring wagons, ~ OOGllh
WIRE-smoo.h wire No. Q, SC Nos 10 and
- SIC; lapsnned. harbei wire. CO. galvanized /
barlC Tc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-09
sADDLERY AND LEATHER.

4 dispatch from Boston states that urror
leather has been selling TO some extent, hut the
market Is dull. IIemlock, r0uc h, continues urn
and IN quiet demqnd. with full prices readily
obtainsbie. Better prices wer obtained for
damaged homlock sole. Crop sole is little
more firmly he'd.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
SOLE LEATHKR-LouiHvillc heayJ tho
brands) AZ do heavy, 40 do Medium lna
hrands) 80: do medium, 81; baltimore Snd Cln-
oinnsti, 80; Buffalo slaughter piii2e, 81 good
.; Mntamofns. 2S
HARNESS LEATHER--Oak No. ], rs; No. 2,
exua, 80; No 2 81. No. /, hemlock, 80; No. z
PRENtH CALFsKIN-i 1901 IS, according
10 quality -
| Or: do No. 2 s5eta5c,
PHILADELPHIA KIPs-No. /, s5c@i oo
according 10 weight
No IS. stage collars. u 90. inch cotton
back bands, rs. 81 inch cotton nack
bands, / 30 Duck collars, 90. inch cotton
back bands, / 65. 49, trace chSirs. i2c.
6k-6--3 trace chains. foo, 6k-s-2 irno' "a Inns.
f5c. $3.50 trace chains. SOC No. !. nook
hands l. o T.. 4 Pr No. 2, 90. No, l, web
eaters. iore tie IS. NJ. ? web haters rcpe.
20 y "a