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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1884-08-29

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF DESIRABLE
~ CITY PROPERTY.
In pursuance OF decree of the Circuit: Court of
Augusta County, entered on the 18th day of May.
1884. in the chancery cause of Armstrong Gator &
Co. VS.. Kate M. Kelley, 1 will proceed to sell at
public auction in front of the Court House in
Staunton. ON
Saturday. September 9th. 1884,
at O'clock, p. M,
that valuable property on E. Main Street. in Staun-
ton, owned by Mrs. Kelley, and at
present occupied by Wheat & A mi ~
Eakle. Said property fronts 20 or MfNTfiSz=lm
q feet on Main Street and runs E IItIMTl6M
back about $50 feet, and has rear
entrance by a 4-foot alley on Court House Alley.
TERMS.-CaSh in hand to pay costs of suit and
of sale and the residue credits of one, two and
three years, in equal instruments bearing interest,
the purchaser to execute bonds with approved per-
sOnal security for the deferred payments, aud the
title retained as ultimate security.
RICHARD P. BELL.
Commissioner.
VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office, Circuit Court
of Augusta County
1, Jos. N Ryan, Clerk OF the Court aforesaid do
certify that r. P. Bell Commissioner of Sale in the
chancery cause of Armstrong Gator s. Co. vs.. KEEL
ley, has executed The bond required by decree in
said cause, entered May 18th, 1884.
Given under my hand, this 2Sth day of August,
1884. jim. RYAN.
aug29-tds Clerk
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GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
COPPRE-.Rlo fair, l2mi3C prime, l3b@
TEAS Imperial i5ab5c; Young Tyson 400
! GOe Oolong bw6Ocj Japan, OO@tbG 49,
SUGARS Powdered, l0hc; crushed lefc
lana white clarified sac; yellow clarified, SIC
choice Louisana, &c.
MoLAssEs-Loni'iana chodce 6oc; prime, 6oc;
s ,Sr 70 9, a sSSp febci.d iss,s2a 'D'' ~
"BAGGINGGPuro Juto. ~ lbs, lOso per
yard; ~ lbs. lOsc. Ties l.'6pcr bundle.
RICE Wholesale. tAmIAc. ...
c ora RRs-soda, Y, 61c; Xxx, exc xxx.
&c; cream, gc ginger snaps, DC; IN. =
pound bars. 3 81 per box; A.pound bars, 20 per
box: l.pound bars, . ~ per box,
CANbl.Es-siar fun weight, .i5h; shorsltS.
CHEEsE-w, X. l2c; full cream l6c;
'p ROPE io,c basis. Cotton rope, lsc.
WILL BUCKETS--4 O0io4 ~ per dozen
CLoTHfsPINs-Ronnd Csc; spring per box
NEAsUREs-y bushel iron bound, 3 30 per
dozen: 2.hoop pals co. S'hoop, -;
TUBs-s nest ? Is; 5 nest Is; No. J. %
per dozen; No. o.; No, = go per dozen en-
Powders 10 PER key OF . pounds; l2a DO
rs; Ga do. 81; blasting kegs y Shot
drop, bag 0o6s2 TO- buck, 2 S@2 3d. -,
4 IS small barrel 90. Small ls.barrel, 5 70.
Bosien mixod h.barrel, $40. Chow-chow q
pnrrel, 3 81, 2.gallon pals chow.chow, so.
3-gallnn pals mixed pickles, % rhsss pin ~
49, GLASS quarts, 2 90. Glass h'gailon, y o.
Glass l.ggllon 4 10. Glass Hex. gallon, $40,
COAL olI-llO degrees fire test In barrels,
Il 40 test oil in caus, 10; lbO degrees hre
"s SAcKFREL%Ko. barrels, 70 so, No, / X.
barrels. So No. / k-bnrrels, 80. NO. r.
barrels Z 90. No y barrels, 20 10 his
r. 10 E Is; SS Gi per key
CARDY-sti,k, Ike poaud; fancy, lbCp15c.
ClDER-Crab ample, acc Aits"ugi ci nl jug
ror gnllol. Vinegar per gallon % ~ Do,
ton l.pound pacs ages. G. Corn starch pound
packages 5 6-pnund wood box glass; Ia o.
pound paper box glass;, %.
YF-ConCeutrnted. 27bG4 90
JUGS--wc quote: lie per gallon Tor SiGzeu,
Crooks. loo per gallon Tor glazed
2-pound Numsens,l l5, S-ponnc
'S U,AIiIFs0iiRSsoiA CANNED Goops.-Poaches,
3 COZ Aprcots, . So blackberries, so grapSs
g5: yeArs ~ pounds w cages, ~
pounds, DO peas y, pounds, oG ,i9iaS, ~
"sMoKiNG TOBACCO Genuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, l-pound packages, ale; h-pouhd, i3ei a
GENERAL GROCERiES-soda, Bioaf6, Sc
per pound: Sal Soda 1874 tc Lac. per pound
Ginger race, lOcper lb; Eutmeft, sc 20 u ~ yer
pound; Ball Potash, 3p % sS.t9 per case y, -
Ham l-4s $3.50 per dog; Potied Bem, l-9s sl2o
per dos: Sardines. American; esbo per case Sa;-
dimes. French, sll.6O per care; 8nua, datfef6
6 OF =, 81 80 per case, SNUFF, ka.pes OF
to e.so nor case, snuff, Ralph's, Ia
To-. 81 50 per gross; Olives. American, 9tS,
6a5 per dos., Olive OIL ptp, IN per doz'
Mushrooms s2.75 per doz; Condensed Iilk,
a. rs 10 so 90 per case Jolly. wine glass pc por
do,: tum BIER 81 rs por dozen; crown, a26n por
dozen, 10 cans Los per dozen; Ia. Gems ~ a
per dozen; Extracts, lemon, sbo. per dosen; kI;
tso, 70 5On per o.; Cream Tartar, commercial
25c. per ID. !; Backing. (smniD $50. peg To-. saok'
ina llarRel 500. per doz
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my GOODS.
nrnrArln.a rn.nAN.


pRtNfA-ts,gmgust@i Tod, 3. glo1.t ,,N
Harmony E O,ehvgo bk' AegTimsf . ~.
WiCh. s. Alicn q Albion foIid, oNi ~, IT,,
solid, - penhdy hlnos, ~ hln lson u'..,'
s.. alinr mourning. 6hj 6lonors'of muu %
inr, g. I norioan, O RATkley PINK ana p.tplo
Q: Arnold, 4. oil red, v OH blue ahi green, "
HFAVY BRoWN observation-disclosures, -
2 indian Head. 2 ssNin CIees. c -, Sh hI 1S
bobby, 81 AZ: Giondale. 81. esi Na,che-, ~.
s. Charter OAK, - T. Lake uoorfe - ~
Great Western, - y Inlernauonal - 81.
Atlantic A7h;Donningion7S N""hoN No"'
FINE BROWN DoMEsTiCs-LaSo George,
81; Haryost7s: purnhnniAs, ~; Great ais y
6rocnerier TX; Alendale. M Dwight III Boz
~" RiLfAcHED DoMEsTIcs-soc,,l.s ~, bunny
Side, n Holmesvilo. M Forrest ! Big bonsnss'
Srs Ia, wsmsa,iS. iiS; Now YorE mills, ny;
Here, =. Hero. Bsl s,,,y a. hn C aNT,
ssidr Gem y 81 me rss snnsis bsrsets "a lon D
DuCKS-ArkwrighL 10; kttrink, SOS, iosi
STARK. doA y; Stark, lo'ot, 10. sayagG s,ok ~:
Hampton. brown and drnt, 90. 10, Hnmpdct
Xxx, do, IL Boston. lO-oL brown and drab. lSk
MontsuE. a. irch., at No. s. 20 inch, az No
4 81 incn., S7h. Cold Model Blue, i2k. Lion
brown and drab. II: ohagioi stripes, I'm; shv-
"ffICKiNG'- mo,sesg AGA, Is, Hamilton. II;
Hollywood, plaid, ia; standard 2, ~; Easton u
OK: Omega, i6l{' Continental Fancy, lE Stan.
dard Fancy. OK: Harrisburg, ~
UiCKORY-Rock River 6-s Blne and Brown,
&c: India iO.e Arlse.on. s-c Thorndiso
II O. Hamilton II: American. 10, Lowell City, ~
PLAID OSSABuRGS-DelN, ~; Economy
81. ottaws, 81; Michigan y; Belle TX Wool
lawn.5k: Cetswba.sS Arlington, g. Augusta
s. Louisiana, ~,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1s;.Phci1c, X: n x
Beaver Valley. 25; Toxic. l2s; Humboldt 80;
Peopies 25S; Louisville, ssS; Kentucky, Sis.
United States, 30. Geld MedsL IL.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


AYRs-ColIins. per dozen, So Gold Dollar
Der dozen SO Diamond Edge, per aozen- Y oo
sKiILKfs ND LIDs-4xc per pound: sugar
koetles, axe per pound. 60
eCALEs-Fairbanks, discount 70 per cent
Howe, discount y percent.
TIN PLATE--I. c. lOxl4. per box. co L q
1Hx2D per box, 60 Terne, 4x4, per box, 5O
Tome Dx2s, per boz, Is o.
fINwARE-Piecei, discount 80 per cent
eOLDER-No !, lSc No. IL and IL isc per
DICK HORSE CoLLLRs-No l.. per dozen
HAMYs two loop, Is per poren three !oop
TxCKs"in boxes, 100 papers. 50 per box
GRUB HoEs-Pcr DOZEN or railroad picks
SHhTTGcKS-Pe dozen, 3 80.
kUBBFR BFLTIHG-Discount 70 per cent.
snfiT IR nos o. ~ B. Sc; galvanized. discoun,
agSfsov VII AND sPADEs-Ro~lsnd's dis
rcrut a. per cent Ames list steel goods, dis.
count 60 end 10 per cent. n.
HEAVY HARDIN ARh-thaits, ntishee' :. "
xoles. Is 81 Singletrees, wagons select %.
knsex' ~ express 80. Wagon tonguei
10 d Hickory axles 10 90 boisten. = =.
Couplfne roles. q 70 spozes XXX, select 2 q
TXx 81 sawed feliocs ~. / 20 = ~
Bovden shoes. 6 n. Northwestern nor n lais
pSovr ~. zc etTfre steel, ~. cast steel lsc
prG9i Es-Grade r. and spring iop. 81 80
M 90 do eper. 70 $3.50 90 do side spIln z
tno idn o rIfs ~ 40 side bar. 100 0oe ~ 90 a.
pkrtons rs eNin o.. grade soc e. sRI,n ...
.>st bsr,..s. rs ns4Z5o o. platform sprilgs
ne nn1 70 80 three spring WAGONS. y Da "a
wIRK-smoo;h wire No p &c hos sna
n 5kc lapsnned, bsrbei wire. 90 sAl'Ah1'o
berfed~ 7c
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,
4. A. KIAIING,

paliAs. Jan, % Last wsIk a l,ret from
cotton tu1 cr Hi liVmrr nddf'a.d hth'lP ~
this .iiy. appeared Doc thtte columns, y NH'
made ltiuiu . evident Ia Rat lcit mat hama
las of cotton nfu SUI ri 10 iuoouvruirurr flss
aud los. iu tuIstqtvitc ~ u'FNfrhI ut,hn
f.,lghtcfs aud pvTnHps Nsl lelhuf' 'l NNHl
deficiency 10 NE cara. OF W, sn' Me-,
nj the ports, Il is sus seated ina uallA' mrI
rhAits iftrtfev No. lh,f own uV.
half In thu connection and ~ buIdlns
asieamcf OF iMoo or !. ,'ss' s,,nTn, .,,,S
year ef,s'st- ITO her own hands. IL Nould
canio the krHft II . ualss m u IL 10 visiting
foreign Toft, ho ionld s-e ngs ,teemtf WIN
niliis decorations imrfUiSd ain the name anu
arnrtciistits ,fhis hone ciiv IL 10 Nomroh
ren." thu such n thine should hapren. one
hor,c piinuuhliiies ~ kufnne own inwiesu N
sea ard bsikru tnAtions ~ IN Ola wof q Nioss
boundA les 80 rsst the occs Side ar Z r swhy
from tnat ocean nevertheless owu ,hlps aud
send their own sailors To Struggle WIN we
dwelling waves Now, Dallas II wealthy ely
OF commerce Hnd she imports from scross the
ocean the wiueso Fame the liquors ~ llol'
land. the tiks If lu'is and The nuns OF lhc
tropics. In fa, T. almo ,r.fythug ihat Sc-
Orleans or Galv sion IMPORTS, Dallas SO I'M
rons an she export. cotton rspecialy' 10
thc cNtcui - many thousand bses, subl'tl
AT present 10 ia differing -ronc - That have
already been suggc'ud These will be remor
ed when isl a. cu ton Awims 10 kuflsnd, ,st
many aud frsuce iu good .hii u"seh 10y Dsl-
las men. II the case prosecute '.vois OF the
enthusiast the pride thai made Rome AMI Car.
thage great was slio eufhusirsuc pride and
the lc'utes-t painted became actual power
when rnCucsl workers substituted the ham
mer for the cncil sud changed tho idyl Into
the real -
GRAiS Asp pvFAp-1trW.
The recent gIut ol grain - Oh Caso ans New
York dil not rear" the 81 Louis market 10 any
greet extent Atd had no influence ~ Dslls,
whatever The local dtUand IN FREELY met hnd
shipments o-dhy are csr. corn aud ca OATS
Rec, int. by ~ Hrp 2,Afs corn nnd cars cas-
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
WHEAT, upt,t. 1 ~ medium, low Fra. c, %
Niraraphn. 81 b5c.
RYF-Nominal nj tOc: northern, Sc
BARLFY-tu6t45c
CORN New. in shucI, Soc 'helled and
OATs-Choicc. $50; socked, - hlsher.
fLoUR-Tai ent CO. early brcakthst,
rs; cream sods, ? COOS o. pure C-oam. 10
Todd Mills Patent, 3 80; Union, 10; Prairie
Flower, tO Star, Chain, 20
BRAE-At mills, 15c; In store. ~o.
CORNMkAL- Fine boltcd per 100 pounds
HoMINY AND GRITs-5 90 per barrel.
FEEI- thUIJto ,uB. yer 10 pounds, ~
chopped com and onts Ter 100 pounds, lt1
rorf, ben uer 10 ounds, &c
GRAHAM fLOUk-ier 100 pounds. 8. V,
HAY-Iafk. t0@s Co. bright 10 10 rom
stores, pIrlrie, bslod, darn, S co. bright.
ii 90; bright hoo on board car. II co.
MfiIET sEFp-6p; German millet. 75c
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUI
TRY, GAME, ETC.
nrnrAr1nEs To-Day.

GREEN APPLES 00G5 90 nor barrel.
NUTS Almonds, 22e per pound Brazil VOC
i6g, nlDtI.a, 10, naples walnut, roc per p'Nnu
hetinuts imported, none on INC marset nee
nut. Tennessee red, l0@llc; choice White,l2he
cocoaLuts, S0ueg 20. .,
CATIT0RNTA PRARs-5 1905 % per box.
NGFe-LOuisiena, per barrel, u Ooe
u 10: ner box 90; Valencinc, per case OF 42J
0 U0olO 10. 49,,
lEMONs-slcly SEQ per box Aslsga
CO.
DATFs-In nails. 10dl2C.
RANANAS--S Ondl 10 per bnuch,
GRApFS-TnlspH, 8 OOH6 80 hnf barreA
SWEET POTATOES-Ou tho str eetsi red
75c per nushe: yellow, ! o.
OHIONE-Ncw. 3 90 per barrel.
POTATOES P Sushel, 100,
CABHAGE-New,2 25ta2 0per dozen, OF 90
lCHiCt ms wee quote 4; 3 coos 50 per DOZEN
tuTkeYE
EGGEo see per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 25s95o cooking
t5O1sC: r,.,...s:, y 3b ~,
sAUER KRAUT- Barrels. II 90; hall barrels
20.
RAIsINs-Londonl layer new per box Or
layer, 2 6502 IS. -
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeelsd. Sc peeled, l2c
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IIyE sToCK,

Manaser Cowlcs Of thn Concord cattle onm'
pany, which has herds on the uppef lnngur
river In N1nitnH, So 'fr slurk Wln'eflng
there IL In good condition Ito vsVmiirs tue
shipments ffum Montana neat summer hfH'
Oo0 head, agalasi 80 90 this year,
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
NFS-COtu b, ewes, none, falr 70 good
graz, beeyes, aA f11Ac Ver pound medium grass
bsevcs, 8itSac pCT pound.
COMs-narron cow. - Coz ~ 10, Mich COWS
North Texan grades, a. tan60 te common 10
fair ~ Oda 20 Oh stock cattle aIoud, lbO012o o.
nuLLs AND STAGs-(fOr sausage manu-
iOCti6 pn lwo.ypar-olds, l2pnls,
SIlEBi.-GOOd mutton, SgSro per ponnd
medium mutton, 2ks4ac PER pouhd' thpf
sheep. 2O0l9g 90,
GOATs-2 ODs,2 95 per head.
uOGa-Corn fed tsf6o; medium. fasftc;
stool o"- fLr- stsrf"rs aud 'eeher. t.aiSc
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ROOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip brogsus, from 95Gl %.
Bows kip brogaua, from sOQl 90.
Nous T. coli brogans, from O0Nl 70,
Boys =. calf brosans from 95Gl 25.
Mems kip 2-buckle plows, ] cool 80,
Boys zip 2.buclle plows, SOL %.
Mou's buHbals, congress and button, l75@2 %
Mems calf balls congro-e ana button, 5094 30
MEMS kip boots u 01N2s 80.
Men o y calf boots, p 00445 90.
Mems calf boots, % 01cG0 GO.
BOYS kip boots, 10 00glS o.,
BOYS y. 20 boots, 10 50@2i 90.
BOYS cal aoOts, y 0eT 90.
Women's CD Kip polkas, 75@o7}Io.
Miss % kip polkas, 6Oa70c.
Child's ~ Kip polkas, all size, 45Gh5c.
Childs kip pollias, al sizes. 5a f65c.
Women's calf peg aud IS Polish, 0O@l SO.
Misses calf peg aud SIS polish, GOAL 10.
Womens buil sewed polish, 90 IL %.
Women calf sewed polish, ! iOal s7H;
Wnmen's grain sewel and polish, COOL rs.
Women's kid sewed 30 81 "a.
women's goat sewed polish, 50 to ! rs.
wumen's grain sewed button, on toll Is
Women lid sewed button, 90 1900.
Womeh's poat sewed button. 75to22
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sADDLERY AND LEATHER,

SOLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. heavy Sno
brands) Il; do heavy, SO do X medium sno
brapdsi s9 do medium, 81; Baltimore and Gin.
cinnau, s9 Buffalo slaughter prime, III; good
2e Matamoras, S
HARNESS LEATHER-oak No. !, IS; No. 2,
extra, 80; No. 2 81; No. /, hemlock. 80; No. z
PR9StH CALFsKIN-i io@l IS, according
'o fsafh 2DxLrnIA cALrsKIN-No. /. / 100
Is: do No. 2 s5ds'5c, 49,, M
according TO weight 49,
No 81 stsge collars, II 90. inch cotton
rack Lands, ! 10. 81 inch cotton back
back bands. 1 90 sk-5-2 trace chains, &c
sI-s-s trace chains. SIC 6k-s-2 trace chains,
ss'. 1851 trace chains SO; No hook
salters. rope tie 2 IS. No. q web haiers rope.
a n,
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIES.
eunrATToNs TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
wOoI-Nexican free OF burrs. l1@13c Mex
lean improved, l4Gl7c; coarse, l6dolSc; coarse
medium ls6o19c; medium, 19G20c; fine medium,
2o@22c fine wool, according 10 dirt and con
according 70 burrs.
HIDES-Heavy hides, II pounds and mp,
sound, 1sc; hight hidea. under IL pounds free oil
grubs lOc; light hides, damaged or one grub OF
more, "a bulls. bad and damaged, Sc; dry salt
Cd ~ wet sailed, 70; greon hides. &C..
PELTRIES-Deer skins. @Q222c; antelope, LOG
l5c; seal skins, l5o25c; sheep pelts, as per wool,
10 otSc; shearlings. l00ol5c.
rkLLOw-Prime tsllow, &C; tallow grease, 30
SIC; crease yellow 10 brown. 4@5c.
bKESwAX-Prime yellow. 50c: dark and adul
teraleu. 15s20c.
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PROVISIONS.

Receipts Of hogs at Chicago are moderate and
pricss ~ tork and lard show con, idersble ad
vance ut that market on prices yest-ruay
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BACOS-shor clear sides, VIC Ions
clear = a &c less
my sAIT-short clear sides. SIC. Ions
dear. K.H less: breakfast becon. lac,
HANs-Canvassed and uncanvasscd. nhc
LARD Tierre exc hef-bafrel, lOc
io-round cans 10kc 20-pound cons, lOc
AZ round cans. Toe: 5-uound csCss iehC
rnf-nf cans l0kc.
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LIQUORS..
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

ALCOHOLIC 80 per gal, a. per high wines.
WHIsKY-Rectihed, GOAL so. as per proof
sour mash, one wear old 50. two years old,
mos OG three years old. 25ed2 so; fancy, ex'
ira old whisky. oo65 90. as per age.
WISFS-Clarct In cases o0a5 o. per quail
itv. catswha, per gal, qOcd1 so Pert, GOA @
sherry. per gallon, ! coos CO. MADEIRA, per gal
iou. l Goa5 %: white vino. IN eases. Scale 90.
CHANPAGNE-Jules Mum 4 Co, % Ood3l 50.
Heidsict in basket, % Sc gs32 so: KruR, In has.
ket. - 50ds2 90 Dom estic champagne. 0o9
BoTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, y q
nints ~ % sudwelser own sire, y so pintf
Il So Erisnger beer quarts 20, pints, ID g
kee beer, q.
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clear o. common. q aa p. rriIiug, 20 Oi A cell
.uE tU tNDIpu D.. B b. U.f .ri aAi rough
I-, nor IU0. .nad.,sst1, goo u,r luu, hi1iHE
lsllprlI0 Iuu ur tfttstd iuisllut o 90 ~
10 iuiuu. Fog 20 ceiling . 30 e ceiling ~
WhIta pine dressed iinl'hine. q 100 pei lvt =
tltil.se, o.. comm uut % uA. .ul common, N,
SIDING. ! q common, ,i 2td common, 90
Cor nor f00IA } ~ Isfh, -hDh ~ ~ W slAe.
suINGlI--N gluN P.nV 1OtsA 90 .gfisy
zine, I 10 % uO. 'p'ssr, 70. " NJ, 2
l Su. N. GSh
PLASTER PARlS-pcr barrel. Z OOfei 40,
CENhN I-hCF"i" f .3 90 iU,lHsIiiS 20.
PoTilHrs q A..
CEMFNr FLuFE-6 iurh, f1sc; 7 inth, 4gc q
rrirrg i0lnt IS irch cap "a, toc.
DRAIN Plif-s ~ %, leo ,cg looG .inch, 200,
inch. axe incn, Ao,. 4 In p. hOr.
MIKE pAlNTs-Real y for use and al col.
or, 81 pr y,l AL he to.ied ard stan
darS r'HFci an on sale ~ pallgs deslori.
. WHITE LFAb-etr'cslv fufr. q 800 IS,
WINDOW GLAss-.sxlO To iOSl2 s0e iOxii
10 llx2L so lGI2i Ia 20N2S rs, less ~ per cent
LlMk-Juopof,Si. Ausgn. z W pof bgrruli guU
10 benson car lots. &C. per bsrna 70.
DrIlah IN lots. "a: per hrshol 2hc
HAIR--per pound. SO $50.
pOSTS--Cedar, ~ 90 bOls a. arc. lN
IATHs-A per
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QUEESswARE.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
AseCRTFD CRATEs--40 OO@75 90.
T1NBIERs--ssc 81 50 per dozen; e.ooe4-o
per Dor. gobieis, lf6 90 per barrel
gTONETAlE- Per 100 ga lonE, 10 0o@l2 so
IaNPs-R H., 90 q. H.. 5e; lamp onlpl
nevs = % per bon assorted c1sE isrnps II &C.
WRENCH CHIHA-fDc franCk.
STERLING GOODB-5.61 per a.
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1smBKR AND BUILDING MATERIAL


QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
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w. ELLIOTT az BRO.
Ssh ermnn, Texas.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

The largest and best selected stock o
liquors in Dallas are TO be found ct Crsdf
dcck'e
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

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FMS. mipcc nest. neat and good for Christ
mss pies. ct Bryan a Brsdsbsv's, the Elm
treef grocers.
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Frenfhmen can be properly called
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escies. In order 10 stimulate the appetite
sDd keen the digestive organs in good order
thew give pre-emineDce 20 Angosturh
Bsttsrs- When You try them be sure II i
tue eetuine article. manufactured BY Dr. J.
@. B. Sieesrf & Sons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23
rrsn, OYSTERS AND GAME.

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Rabbits I %. 1set rabbits p.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-01-23

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

WHEN Democratic got Into power ana
make change In appolntiye positions,
our Republican friends think II very
wrong, aud II may be; but when they
succeed to power they discover that no
Democrat IL NJ TO hold u responsible po'
eltlon, aud every Democrat must co. ~
Ia Just twenty years since our Republl'
eau friends got full swing In stark
county, aud the Board OF lnilrmary d.
rectora then hustled out, aa quick IN
possible, tho Democrat who was the au'
perlntendent Of the lnllrmary, namely
George Loutzcnheiaer, who has lived
for years In Williams county.
We confess wa wish tho civil service
we're run without regard TO party con-
sideratiOns; but when Republicans are
ouated from power, they need not com
plain II they get u little Of their own
sauce. A few years back, even q com
petent teacher, II q Democrat, stood no
chance for an appointment IN county
school examiner. Prior 10 two years or
no ago Democrats for several years had
control of the Innrmary board, and they
did not remove the Republican incum'
bent who was superintendent. In fact,
no Democrat hOs boe0 superintendent
since George Loutgenbeiser was driven
out with indecent haste some twenty
years ago. LET facts bo submitted TO
q candid people"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
A LIBERAL. DIVINE.

Henry Ward Beeohcr Declares THAT lie
WIN Attend Theatrical Performance
whonovor Ito Is No Dlapoaod.
NEW YoRK, Feb a--Tho latest sensa-
tion about Mr.. Boochor that no visited tho
Langtry performance tho other evening
still interests Brooklyn. As no happened
10 bo In Boston at tho tlmc, no promptly
forwarded denial from that point, and OK.
pressed desire to moot tho man that
looked like him. Thursday no returned
and said that no mover had soon MIRA Lang
try on tho stage, that no certainly would
&C II ho felt no inclined, having no rc-
llgous scrupos In tho matter, md thi ho
took decided interest IN bost schools OF
tho drama lilo appeared 10 have some GU.
rlosity 70 500 tho Jersey LILY, M ho undor.
stood sho was much improved In personal
charms and drpmotlc ability. lilo said he
had noyor beoii In theatsr excoptln Brook.
lyn 10 500 Grip Van Winklo" and twice In
New York, whom no saw Salylnl In "0lhol-
To-" and Irving In "Louls Xl" Outside OF
these performances no had no oxporloncc
with thoators whatever, but would certainly
attend any performance II no folt NO dls'
pOsod without consulting any body
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09
Tho Ohin aorrYmnndnr.

y COLUMBUS, Fob. s.--Tho following may
bo regarded as cmphatlcally Democrat
10 Districts under tho rodstrlct ny
act: Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, Seventh,
Tenth, Eleventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth,
Seventeenth. Tho following aro placed In
tho Republican column Eighth, Ninth,
Twelfth, Fourteenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth,
Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twonty-0pt.
Tho Sixteenth District was Republican on
tho votc-of 1880, but Democratic In 1889,
whom Goddes (Democrat) defeated Herr. Tho
Twenty-hrst District was also Republican
In 1850, but went Democratic In 1889, und
10 now represented by Mr.. Foran, OF Glove.
land
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-09

CINCINNATI, o., Fob. s,--'rho United
States Court In the case Of the Exchange
National Bank against tho Treasurer Of
uemlltcn County, to onjoin tho collection of
taxes on the ground that shares OF National
banks were taxed NJ higher valuation than
other property, found from tho evidence that
shares were not taxed higher than other per.
,onal property, and held that ehares OF In
rorpornted banks aro taxable under the con-
stItution and laws OF Ohio, that they arc
proporty, and that In determining their true
yaluo all assets including Government
bonds, which the shares represented,
shouhl DO takcn.into consideration.