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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS ro-pAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
CorFkE-Rio fair. l2@i9c; primo i1ko
III sassl 's ssssnYy oaus Sf hj J:S 90
SUGARS Powdered, i0,sc; crushed. .loXe
.Si os s s sSS Taox s. Fl LG sss
'n MOI Assis@LoSsian. choice CO., primo. $50
fair TO good. go; corn syrup. toc; sugar
BAGdIN9-Puro Jnie, N ms, ioXc; per
yard ~ lbs, iosc. Ties LIS per bundle.
RICE wholesale. exes?So.
70; cream, %; ginger snspe, 9o,
soAP-oliye q Is per box blue India \
pound bsrs. Q IS per box; k.pound bars, 0 90 por
'G1 kD9qaS ee, S IRs S5 sG1 i,x ,Aor,.x
gouns America, l6,s.
W EqfT SNS 5st Cotton SG y gp Sss ds.n
CLorHEspl Round, t5c sprlns, per box
MEAsu Rhs--k bushel iron bound, " per
dozen: 2-hoop pals, 2 co. S-hoop, 49,;
per dorcn: No. Z . %; No. n 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER--ilag and straw, Ee79o.
POWDER % per keE OF = pousstas ias s 49,
DROP S I ssg. GS ocs 81 10 p saas, &i S. '"'
LkS-Medium barrel. s 90. h-barrel,
M, o; snail barrel g. Small oSo Ss,JSS e
pSTisl' ) %; 2.FsiiSn PsilS chos.sSow, g.
i-gallon pals mixod pickles, 80. Glass pints,
IS. GLASS qusrts 2 70, Glass k-gallon, 90.
GLASS i-gell9n, "a Glass Hes. g",,lon So,
lie; 10 test oil IN cans. 30; $50 degrees Are
MAcKERkL..Nc. ! barrels, y 90 No I \.
barrels, 90. no. barrels; 2 90. No. kits
HOLLAND HERnINa-impoTied. Is per hes
CfDER-c1sS apple r iac: Missouri Cider, scc
Dor gallon. Vinegar, per gallon. l8'e2Oc.
STARCH Pearl AZ. Royal Glass 6S. Bon;
isa isSsnS WOOD So so. ' s.
LYR--Concontrsted. 2750s4 %.
JUGs-we quote. lilo per gallon for glazed,
ToaA% ES Es[ zsSa tpi u.s. spOnna
NS C&IiT6thNiiA CANNED GOODS Peaches,
Ap pen1. % poSna. 90 ssss ssafs,
pounds. 2 90; peas. az pounds, q 90 plums, az
pounds, 2 65: tomatceB AZ pounoA %; cur
sMoKisG ToBAccc;o--ticsuine Duke of Dur.
ham, 1-pouBd packages, Ale; h-pound. 40: n
pound, l5c; h-pound, Al assorted cases. &c.
GENERAL GsocERiEs.scda, BicaIS, =, g.
5tngo,, race, 10o per 10; Nunogs, scc to o. oJ per
pound: BAH Potash. $40 70 81 80 20. case: Potied
Ham l-fs seo re; dos potsed Han. i.5s sl2s
dimes. Fronoh, siI60 per oaso; snua. CARROTS
III. 8; % Il. IS psr cas-; snug asrro,tSi oE sia
IT, 81 50 PEE per S sross s Give. A%Ssi S a
KS per Dos olive on. Pts In pcT dSE
Muahrooms @.7s per dos; Condemned NH,
es.'S 70 800 pes case Jelly. vino slas, va Per
dosan ID. cans, Si.s5 per doson; ID. cans. & q
psr doson; kxtracts, lorion, $50. po1 dosen Ex:
rso:n ssoorsed. $50. per dosen; Gloves, whole
aSo. per ID. Blaoiing. (smai, $50. per IL; Black
Ina llaPxo, 10. Dor dos
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LiO'loRs.

A v,it,r In he Win, nd Spirit Review says
.a,vpeo le " ufdrr tn impresst n thai We
an NJ ri Az IN nmbus quaiiits OF wines rom
= snes-a QuaI ny ~ grea. that 10 prohibit
s.ssc,.iv ar ct b II, dc ihere. Nos. lot us
Ipok Al IN. ofica fzur.s TAKE. Tor irsMnc-
~ sr,ss h m q. ~. Interests of France They
= oduce. IN ,ound figures ATOM 1890 600 gal
fpns p.r aunum. a the Unit q staies-iating
an ~. rage 81 ~h.t re called urosp.rpus year,
shI. metz 81 " rch wines In lss! to
Al ,s,r,s ~ a.. United states 10 round ng.
9,es were A. follow Cnsmprgnrs. o ooc gal
iDa B,rsu.ri-.. 20 too gall ~; Ella. g. ,o.o-
NM n, ne 45i 0oO r-llons-mshipG q ,val
n ssi.Oo gl -. Thee we're valued A.
Stoat a sfa 90 b., now c, mes the important
Soim, Upon tics. import the government re-
sev. nuc din it DIR v. r,m tho export.tlon Q,
n 900 81 hog pr duct 10 Frapc,f why. W
~ -over.mes I instead o. increasing the tsfin
- ~ p q CHI wives and spirts. would ma
SrsIiv = due ihem. ave not zoe NUS.
Sceht but hit u could Easily collie, - icsst
GSSss ,ss. pet ~ sa-
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
ALCOHOL 80 per sal. a. rer high wines
26iaVY-Gectd'd, cool 30 ~ Der pr.'
80; = S" rec year, s ola. saa 80 fancy sa.
sSe%Sasre, IN csso. clas d. per quail
-. fsea %. per cal epfl ~ prri. COOS
Gkeny, csr gallon, 0@s :" msae' MI, Vi, Co. az
NhWPAGHE-J uiAs Mum 4 CO.. - 0oNs2 So
aS2s-S n bashet 70 sRoS2 50: KYuR- IN bas
= snGp 60 boo nuc chsnrasna mf
= S6rrLEp BEsE-s Louis susr.s Y %
~ eSes ~ n~er ~ aria 10 pfnss u v
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Tho "Spring" swee, navy plug tobacco IL
the Texans iuvoritP'
To tho Gentlemen of the state.

To tho Gentlemen Of the State.
Gentlemen who prefer toer apparel made
TO order in correct and elegant siyle, can
not do better than to patrOnizs the re-.
novned establishment OF Dou las Bros,
who transacts the Target exclusive
merchant tailoring business IN
the State of Texas. To convince
yourselves OF this important fact you
have o ly I, visit their house where you
will find magnificent and complete stock
OF cloths, suitable for spring and summer
wear, embracing all the novelties OF the
season nno comprised of the finest fabrics
produced by the looms Of this couI try or
Of Europe, and calculated to ltsse every
variety oitsta. teens OF Dal,s are la
milisr. and have been for years, with the
preceding truths in regard % their ability
TOR doing ffst.rlsss work, ut 10 many
residents OF neiphboring cities and towns
this information may he lsasant surpr'se
and induce them to .upI lv TIA ir wants
where their wishes can be fully suhserved.
When visiting D.llss coli upon Douglas
Bro, leave yonr mea, urs and complete sat-
isfsciion will be guaral teed to yon. Your
prospects I r bt.iuipg a perfect ft will be
greatly enhanced thereby. and you will not
have t. mourn over hopeless insists be-
queathed to You by the travelling tinkers.
who so often represent themselves to he
what they or not. Remember tue famous
address. DOUGLAS Bros.
703 Main ttreet, Dallas.
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molasses quiet and unchanged. Rice quiet
ana unchanged. Others unchanged
R,pht exchange on New York, $2.00 per
ISL.
KAKsA CRY nARKKT.
KANSAS CRY, Fah. 23.--Whesf Qr'et, rs
TO 10 Is. oa,b; "a 8 8 bid March; 81 3 3, bid
May. Corn quie Il IA, cash and bid
March; a 81. May. D Is STRONGER; 81.
Cs,tle--R oeitts 900, steady; ns,ive Steers,
lOS) To 1905 pouDds, IS 70 10 S. 10; feeders,
sl.Sb 10 IS Is: cows % 70 10 ~ 10 Sheen
-keceipts, 4S0; 'tsadv; natives. II TO 90
pounds average. So to 81 90.
NEW YORK h>hKpr.
New YORK Fan. * Flour steady
Whest--Spot lots Ia /, / 9 loser, and dun,
options opened is 10 Ia better: afterwards
bscsme weaker aud declined 4 ,5S
closing steady; unsrnded red III To 81 20;
No. 3 red, 81 "a; No . red, 81 OS To 81 "a
Corn-Spot l2 % | lower; ubRr,ded 81 10
63. No. 3, o. t. co l.2; steamed. Gl b. 81 Ia
No. 2, 69 IA TO 03 | 2. Conee--Spot lar;
Rio dull; nouiusl opinns, to 10
lower, fairly active; sales 1000 brgs: Ro
No February. 1000; March, 50 10
10 o.; April, l09j 10 HOS; May. II 90
to lilo; June, no {, II 10, July, II 10
10 81 70. Sugar ucll aud nominal. Mo
leases quiet and unchanged. Rice steady
with moderste demand. Tall quiet aud
unchanged. Wool quiet and steady; Texas
IA to n. Pork quiet aud firm Beef quiet
aud unchanged. Lard higher; we,tern
steam, spot, 10
c,rroN frArEMtNY.
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INV YoRK, Feb Following nro tho


81. Louis, Feb. % Flour easier; not
lower. Wheat unsettled; opened lower, nd
vanced aud then broke and closed Hoont
Thnrsd ": No. 2 red, tl.tS IA 10 81 t07S,
cash; $l.0s 4. bid March; tl.0o IL bid
April; 81 Ia 3St, $l.ll. clo.,ug 81 10 So
NAV. 10 IL June. $40 Is to
SiC0 3S. closing 81 0s 7.S, year.
Corn easier; 81 34, ca'h and F.brusr.;
so 4 March; 81 l-S. a prl' 50 May; SO
Juns. OF, lower to sell; "a to 81 IL cash;
"a. bid NJ rcb SO, bid May. Whnky
steady; 81 l6 Coinmeai firm; 50 G5. Pro-
visions higher and firm. PORK. sl8 to
SIS 40 BulK mesls-Lsne clear, 8 40; short
rib. 0 80: snort clear, 075 icon-Long
clear. 97S to 10: snort rim IL;
short dear 10 IA to 10 3-S Lard. 9G0 /, G5
Gait e-ReceiIt., ZOO only reis trade
done; prices steady NJ previ ,us quotations;
corn.ie ed Texans. IS to S. IS Sheep-Re-
CENTS, COO; steady; fair Il medium. 1915 TO
a 50, good IN choice, $475 10 IS so; fancy,
S. rs to SO IS; Texans So TO $3.50.
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LIVE STOCK.
puorATIoNa TODAY.

BEEVEs-Coin baeves, none, fair to GOOD
grass beaves, 3M6r3xc per pound; medium grass
oeeves, 8es3kc per pound.
CowS-Barren COWS, 25 oo6t27 70: Mich cows
sorih Texan grades. 40 ooG50 10, common to
air, IS O1g 40 co. Stock cattle aroud, Is 00G2c o.
BULLS AND 6TAGS-Tor sausage nsru-
100 IL Oc; two. year olds, l2esls.
SHEEp-Gcod mutton, 883l<c PER pound
. odium mutton. 2A@2xc por pound; stocf
Zee ,20OsG3 co.
doATs-2 OOt12 rs per head.
eOGS-Com fed, 4ks5c: medium, fd1hc
tck hccg dkcr siocigsrs AND fseders <Utkc
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Shot Gun and Duel.
Two young men Of this city, one promi.
nent attorney, the other bookkeeper TOR one
OF our leading Wholesale nrme. have been
paying their VOWS to the same yonng lady,
who resides in the Cedafs. The book
keeper, finding his ledger did not balance
with the young lady, he at once accused
the awyer of rendering. fases accounts.
The linD of the law took umbrage at the
sccus ,tion and challenged the bookkeeptr
to tieht a duel, designating the time. and
privilege of choosing weapons The time
arrived and they met on the battlefield.
The bookks eper chose a shO. gun aud The
LAWYER chose 10 have his photograph taken
by Webster, 70l Elm street
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS. POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
GREEN APPLES-A 00ds5 10 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds. 22c per pound; Brasil, log
lec; albcrts. l5c; Naples walnuts, loo per pound;
chestnuts imported, mono on the mafhoe pea.
nuts, Tennessee rcd. ls@llG choice whit, l2Ko;
cocoAuuts, 8O0Gs0 no,
California; PEARs--6 1905 90 per box.
ORANGES-Louisiana, per barrel, IL o0@
10 10: per box. 6 80; valenolne. per case OF ~.
0 o0t0i0 90.
LEMoNs-sici'y. 500 per box Mslsgs
0 co.
DATEs--yn trails, 10412c.
BANANAa-3 O014 90 per bunch.
GRAPES--Mslaya,6 0O6s5 90 half barrel.
SWEET POTATOES--0n tho sir eets, rcd,
75c per hushel; yellow, o.
ONIONS-Ncv. . 90 per barrel.
POTATOES p 'rta,hel, loo.
CABpAGE-Sew,2 IS - 50per doren, or 90
CniCl Ems wcquoto ., 5 eo@s so Per doson;
turkeys, zoe
EGGfs- 15c per dozen.
8UT9ER Choice western. 25G35G cooking.
tbGlsr country.A $50.
sAUER RRAUT--Darrels, II co. hall besrels,
~.
RAIsINs-London layer now per box Or
layer. 2 65 90 rs.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeelcd. 90; peeled. l2c.
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Those pers ons who do not need iron, but
who arc troubled with nervousness and
dyspepsia. will find In Csrters Little Nerve
Pills III ost desirable article. They are
mostly used IN combustion with Carier's
Little Liver Pills, and in this way of,en
exert mos, magical effect. Take just one
nil OF each kind Immediately afler eating
and you will be free from indigestion and
dyspepsia. In Walls at rs cents. Sold By
ali druggists.
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Ord's Place, ia Lamar street, bands over
its counters nothing but the best liquors
and cigars Frank Csuthorn Is manager
snc viii see thst the public is satisfied.
Tho finest residing room il sttsched, where
Won can always 6nd the New York. 81.
Louls, Chicago, X susss City. sporting and
Dallas papers. The room is elegantly fur
pished, and YOU can read in peace.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMNIiRCINt..

p,LI.. reh % Dealers 10 ,bussle, and
earIiAtc, ttIDt w trcfs rom we'lern
Tex, nd New h,xi.o. o., dos er has ship'
Itd lJuiu gi..t eve 1,1as & Pacific withi, ihr
p.s, w,ck tid he tut or orders from
ZEAL d,alcfa II afd aud II 4
sriing. Th,rc Is rio greauy inc easod
nciitity On ~ icrl hfnl mscliu,ry The trade
az Dallas IN ne brsoche md 10 vi IT.
crease ,l1OO the presenl sea'o, over Nh 4 pre-
vious Expv'i, need tcnpl", i.o wa iived as
..,.. N hi, Hy -o has p eIis' q,
0if,r1d =, r,isi, are favorable TO rnrshs,er.
aud mere raouabo than Is the
case rof'h. II ness can he conducted IN pAl.
In, win prs y ducci e1penie; u. .ompercd
80 those cities wn,rs WINTER lingrrs ieven
months - the yesr A biewh OF bnllss trade
a. thi' tse ! floating rem Artsole scu'ly !.
locating on tie railway l'n". west
o'ussid ralss Il ac's are inriirR ih,h siIeL,
ton mos tisn ever H. he Joh 'rtde. blnl
dealers IN ,ouluy Irtducc complain ~ fien'
scpiclty in % ny "a cnrs 2, have been In
this oity m kus 90 tntN 'orohl' kehs inr NrV
l.sn, during f,uva,, d IN MS! rave
caused the scarcity aid III 'nseqnrni adyaho5'
A eeutlr man fr IN tanilin c"uny; cnIvi
vanis IL n,rc xsn iniug he tur on III rs WIN
view To e,t,ni.hi g hniiicul RAJ E4fusn
ard nursery lie has an csiAhishn eHs o, IN.
kind ncer ship, ishurg, ~ M CnmheilanS
VALLEY rsn~sy u me Kcy.io. q "a -, ahd be
says he wish 5 To get iu,'H milder climaie
aRAix A BHBAt sTuFP..
Receipts ~ Vr-ip vt 60 ego q -h0y are. whtAt
- 21s; ORR l9j - o't' lN ~ S1ipm, NJ are
wheat Is ia; o,rn 70 81: o,t' 80 "n-a 81
Dallas I. iifm II prizes xiv - tecei !, very
light Ia fsct noic - Hrri log by r,il AMI
vppor; r. eel, g. ave mkt 10 noticing. y ~ are
leo 10 ic. 90. rr ,y,s ia supply. barely SUI
kcent TO- consume -.
NBkAl-CrOtJt. 90 medium, low Rfs' v w
NtoAr4gaa, ~ DH,.
RYT-vominsl 81 cor: northern, sSc.
BARLNY-taict5N
DOkN New. In shuck. 3oc; sneiieo anu
sAsked. ptiG
oAT5-choice. $50 sacked, h higher.
PLoUR-Paient s 55 early breakint
4 70 cream sodn, 3 g IS pure cyean. y
Todd Mills PAieu. 3 40. Union, ID; Prairie
Ylo yer 90 Star. Choice II
BRAN-Ai mills SOC; IN store. Oc.
e)RNMEA.l-Flne boltcd per 100 ponnds
HOMINY AND GRITs-5 90 per barrel.
HEEb-Choppa eoln per ~ pouna.' ~
ehoppe3 corn and oats per lou POUNDS, La,
enrt. bran per 10 rounds, 40c
GRAHAM FLOUL-rer 100 pounds. ~
HAY-psrk, 6 Uoeis 10; bright 10 W. from
sssrcs. prairie, bsleh. dark. 8 co. bright
Nyt bright tree on Board car. II w
HIiLKT sEED-e,c German milo. 7sc
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PROVISIONS.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
BACON Short clear sides. lcc; Long
clear ka1kc less.
clear. xStk less; breakfast bacon, 1tc.
HAMS-Canvasged and uncanvassod, l5c.
LARD - Tierce 1lG hsu.bsIrel, nhc;
so. pOund cam. llc 20.pound cans. lie;
10. pound oaus IKE: s-pound cans, ike 3
poJrd cans 11Te.
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~ bwson zoo market has sesn rS ''r e
2e.Ss ~ shrs Of businsss. Tighter W :
SSSS . crss 4 - toe 9. o.s me be'. = - ". sr.t'
q 3 M epusInuance q lsst vssh "a, "a
y ArGss.ic srd q teo poun6s f1eisr: O.
~ NJ rounds IN ~ tRsnss ~ fS poenos
~ q "a. ana lfa5eo y uods ~ sne coffe
s:sis So s - z, 49, sss'i ~ - ssssS .
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You are invited 10 call at w. McClellan's
studio, 705 Main street, and examine pic.
lures oopi- d and enlarged. lie size. finished
10 crayon and oil. First.clnss work IN this
style Of pictures, rs we'll as nil styles 10
photographs, n speciality. Visitors 10 the
city are particul ariv warome.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

The para, uusdultersted tee 40 Il 10
picked from the trees and imported 10
original one pound tin cans 10 the best tea
70 boy. Sold o. 30 cents pound ct Loeb d
Rpeiberg'e.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CHICAGO NARKRrs.


CHICAGO, Feb. 23.-Cattle-Receipts. y,
OOc; unchanged; exports, 1910 to ~; good
20 choice chi ping, 1855 TO $3.50; common
to medium, 1915 to IS 80. 6beep-Recttpts,
1000; strong, inferior to fair, 1922 20 "a 20
per cwt.; medium to good, "a so 70 70;
choice to extra, $3.50 10 20 70 -Four CUTE.
closed rs under Thursdar; February 81 5S
TO o. "a, closed Oh So to 81 8 4, Mach; oil 70
TO 90, closed 81 7-S to 90, A pril: 9I7-S 20 81.
closed 90 rs to 93; May, 81 7-S 10 10 Is,
closed OF 7.s, June 80 l-2 TO $i.00 81. closed
30 Ia 10 30 So: No. 2 red winter, $40 Si.00
Corn In fair demand; opened stronger; soon
Thursday; February SO "a TO So Ia, olosed
50 81; March So 10 to SO 3-s. closed SO rs;
So 80 to So i.2; May, SO rs
TO IS q, closed So IA: June, IS 1.2 to 80 l-s,
Q osed So So. Oats dull and essy; cash, ~
TO 80 IA: Februs,y, 80; March, 80 70 81 -;
April, 80 3-S TO 30 o-s; May, 80 3-S 10 ~ os
higher: receded % to %, rallied sgain and
receded to 10 and closed steady; resh,
Sis is to SIS. 20; March, SIS OF 10 to IS 20s
April, SIS rs TO 1890; May, SIS Is To $3.50;
July, Sis.35 to SIS IS 10 Lsrd-Demsna
fair sdvsnced 5to 10; cash, 90 10 70;
March. 80 to 8 7212; April. 0 o. 2: May,
e.s7 10 TO 10 Bulk meats IN isir demand.
sboulders-7 IA; short rib' e.AS; short clear.
ee5.
uEw onLRaNs NAIKKr.
Nxv OnLBAHs, Feb. 23.-Flour higher
and scarce. family, $3.50 to "a Is; high
ersdes, $3.50 70 Is 90. Corn In good de-
msnd and higher; white and yellow 90 10
05. Corn meal higher; scarce; S3.lo: P.rs-
Slg So Bulk meats In fair de-
msnd; scsroe; sboulders. psoked es.ier;
7.0O: long clear and clear rib. 1rmer: 8 4.
Cofiss--DSmspd sotive; drm aud NM
chanesd. ousar aniss - unehonose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Firoi FiFoff FlroIII
Secure the Baboock Fire extinguisher
and protect Yourself from oil danger By
Ara p II. HtNNEsY 4 Co.,
Stat. a gents. Galveston. Texas.
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r1sB. oYsrERs AND GAME.

Orleans re< snapper. f2r spsniss Enackef.
eli l2o HFgnh wnfcr nsh. dressed. Ito
OYerRRe- Eelt1ore. p. doe XXX. 80
nj "a ssstas ., sslf 800 & s'l g, =
0kNH-Veusrou and antelope sea Du6hio
Dusks sss do'sn: 2 90 g,aii, 2; VIA tn
stSMs @ let rasb'e -
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Job Printing.

Job Printing.
Tue HsRALD dob Office 10 now TURNING
,ut some ell giant work a. very low pnces.
Il you want good work ct living prics. callg
a the HERALD job cffice.
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Having bought out the interests Of 81
concerned In the firm Of q. K HosmerA
Co., steam, gas and watef-htters, VIII
continue tha business Ut the old stsnd, 80
Elm street. mcWHfnx.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Lee Cohp, tns pioneer barber OF Dallas,
hiss q sttdpp elegant rooms. Go and see
them.
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0hiloh's Vua"ser y what you need 1bF
Consumption, Lnss OF Apostle, Disssnsea,
and Is esnss PER bottle. Sold b. Js6 \.
House.
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Burn Coke keep your house clean and
cave menoy. Coke only $500 ton At
DALLAS CrrY Gas Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-24

Eruptions. ssres, pimples rneumaetsm
70 bat indicators Of impure blood. Ack-
ar's Blond E'isir 10 the remedy. Bold ~
W n. Patterson 4 a.
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Osll on L. . cobn u you want nct-olsss
topscrial sr.ists 10 0ske you eomioeSasle
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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-14
the LATE [. R, PATTEN.

A short time ago the victim of
Wednesdays tragedy informed Con-
sui Mckinley that he had made .
will and had appointed him admin
istrator, but as yet no will has been
found. lie has 11G shares in the
Kawailua Ranch Co., Waialua, and
had given the Consul a deed Of
trust to hold them for his wife, who
is living in Memphis, Tennessee.
lie has a brother living in Milton,
New York. We are in possession of
facts to show that the deceased has
done many kind acts of charity,
and there are good many who will
miss him at certain times Of the
year.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1884-11-14
BRIGHT ON WHITTIER.

Mr.. John Bright, the British
statesman and orator, wrote rs fol
lows in letter to the New England
Friends Society, of Providence, on
the occasion of their celebration of
the recent birthday anniversary Of
the poet John G.. Whittier
1.-The Virginia Slave Mothers La
ment' has often brought tears to my
eyes. ltis short, but it is worth vol
ume on the great question which was
settled twenty years ago by your great
conflict, in which so much treasure
and blood was expended to make
freedom the heritage of your con-
tinent. Those few lines were enough
to rouse the whole nation to eXpel
from amongst you the odious crime
and guilt of slavery. In the poem
of " Snowbound there are lines on
the death of the poets sister which
have nothing superior to them in
beauty and pathos in our language.
/ have read them often and with
always increasing admiration. have
suffered from the loss of those near
and dear to me, and / can apply the
lines to my own case and feel rs
though they were written for me.
Eternal Goodness is another
poem which is worth a crowd Of
sermons which are spoken from the
pulpits of our sects and churches,
but which, however, do not wish
to undervalue. 1t is II great gift to
mankind when Il poet is raised
amongst us who devotes his great
powers to the sublime purpose of
spreading among men the principles
of mercy and justice and freedom.
This our friend Whittier has done
in degree unsurpassed by any
other poet who has spoken to the
world in our noble tongue. [ feel il
great honor that my bust should
stand in your hall near the portrait
of your great poet.