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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Win regard 10 fne ~c.N 81 me a ,r.nait4a
on commerce. Mr. M III Ian sa.s hat an,
ing she lass congress il mads sissAsv sas,nrs.
on q crest vsritiy Of kuf iecss, IAe ns,.
chant M arine mad not tgsn neglaas ed. wiz
regssd 10 the river aud barber bill. h,
thought IL one OF the III 1st ussu IA benz
fetal bills that congress kos 10 deg .,,S
anu criticisms made on river ard harhn,
bills would apply &c other bills aase. TIs
proposition which vas 70 nreste an Inns,
nstional improv smaHt clglnlatee Tn 49,.
away the jurisdiction of the corn merge eorn
mittee over river and harbor bills waa sas
acted upon when 1t Came tSass 90 70 inss'
executive session.
HoUsr-From the very wawn Siscuss;o,
over the preliminary disposition az Il,
presidents message aud the Separ o. a.
Mississippi: river commission IN both houss.
OF congress liz is evident that oanertss v;ll
find sosle other work btssces ilnse,irs.
with the tarig. The house devoted almoss
the enii.e day to the QUESTION al reference
Three committees claimed jnrisliction -
this sutieci-R -sgan's commiitee on com
merce. Willis, committee on
rivers and hsrbors, AID Kinss
prov smeEt 7r.d levees. The gy.s al n.
hg6s lay in the superstition ltas the rets,.
are TO the King cammitfee meant whs,
the president recommeuded-@ seps,al.
bill aud a hoeral appropriation tor she Mia
siss.ppi. "A warm contest Os words Tor sn
pretnacy over this important measure w..
the resUis. Over three hours OF the session (
were used up ia disposing OF The mat,s, :
seversl roll calls beisg taken before II ~,
finally settled in favor OF the ne..M ittee a.
rivers and nsrDors.
Resolutions we're adopted instructing Ii.
proper committees TO II quire iato the Al :
visibility OF retaiIatory ies isiaiion apaina :
countries which exclude Ame1iaan meal, +
A bill for the relief o. Gen. E,a JohD PR.
ter was reported. Tnesecresary OF lhe treas
Try asked tor an appropriation Of SIS. NJ
for printing Gil and 81 treasury pot.s. Rn N
oiutions OF respect TO tie sneEory OF Ii, n
late Herr Laskss OF Germany wsre adopted
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Sunday. the 9Th, at TIE House of Hope
church 81. Paul DIR. %. X Breed, tae psstor'
after his sermon anDoxnced that, as previ-
eusly stated, the CONGREGATION was i've
thousand dollars in arrears In payment tor
the extensive additions TO the building
completed in 1883. He was of opinion that
tie time was ripe for clearing the debt and
called Hon. Alexander Ramsey TO tbechs1r.
Mr.. C. II. Bigelow acting as secretary. The
Chairman felicitously get forth the small
ness Of the debt a comoared with the abil-
ity for payment and headed the sub Grip
tion with two huldred and hhy dalless
Others allowed TO a gratifying extent =
more than Two thirds of the IS 600
was pledged In o few moments and the BAL
ance afterwards.
John Erwin Nevin. editor of the Pittsburg
Leader, died at his home in S~ewickley on the
morning OF the 5th inst, ct 11:45, after a
rrotrsctrd Illness with Bright's disease.
Col. Nevin vas torty-siy years OF sge. and
leaves q wife and four ehiidreR. Meetings
OF the Grand A.alg and press viii be held
to take action on his death.
Ii is stated that Minister L,well was no.
titled by the department OF state that his
acceltsnce OF the rectorship of 81. Andrews
WIS IrEhIuCu No MI - AINWhoAotNAN WA
his obligations as the representative of the
American government at a foreign court.
Young, SEVENTEEN wife OF the late proph-
ct, Brigham, died at Salt Lake of bleod
poisoning In her fo7tieth year. Sixteen
mourning widows still survive the prophet,
fourteen Of whom live in Salt Lake
Gen. Grant, who caunct YET walk on his
crutches, is aole to cay that the report that
he is an enemy OF President Arthur is 8
eterhally lost lie.
Belle Enelish nf Cincinnati after snss.cztn
fhe supreiAe court, has secured a yerGsas Gf
81 500 against her father, Tor decIarsng her
i~llegitimate.
Mrs. Lucretia r. Patterson, wife of ex.
Senator John J.. Patterson o, South Caro-
lima, died OF heart disease at Omaha.
Senator Anthony Goes to the congression-
al library daily. and appegys 20 Dc In as
g~od health rs as ever.
Alden Speare of Boston hAs given $4,000
to found q proiessorship in Boston univer-
sity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

49,. ..a arm we're wa = great
p.ssss. $3.50 Il SD were found hang
~; u,sss N ,rees. mn report vas heard all aver
Nenilly.
Mr. Parpea i sEisas'y embarrassed over
the r-esiena,ion OF John DAILY. menloer 2.
parisment far cork. DlJ bad been ranked
a Il Home Ruler. but bis Tesignstion com
800 ,hs violence against rim ga dessr-
ter from the ranks.
Charles o. s.nflsy, the well. known bari
800 aid rl;zaeeth lines, y wealthy
nmsr,ean' were married In London Sun day
the 8lh.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Minnesota State Prison nj


rhe sash, Door and FsHmd shop
the western Car C0mPan
Burned at saltwater.
AT about 10 o'clock Thursday sight
7th fire W s discovered inside the pfis
wall in the sash door and bind hep a
almost instantly swept thrcuga the who
building, embracing patttrn, aard wood q
wagon shops and boiler room The hln
then swept ov r The engine, pikcssnllla =
cooper saups aud ell were eaosum
and t0tel loss. b. Strenuous u Brts OF
FIRE az. ntment the building esntaiuiag
large amount OF valnsble muuioiI So q
urpnufa tufsi lumber sas sawed: also Y
ironciad building containing patIeTps dii
castings. The cellr loma we're rot ria1s
and the prisoners AL rem fined ia their caa
The other buildings within were sAVe1
the machine. paint and boiler stops q
foundry The fire was Under 0ontfoi
1890. The cause OF the fire is . kuoI
Tue state loss ON bull tags and Nsfta9sj
ern Manufacturing y Oar cimptny n
STOCK are 8 GOV red by insierKise.
building burned Was Owned by thest1
Tine ire caught in the woSt- wosking s0I
of the nisentiayy lying west o. she sns
aud boiler room cooper SHOE, ~
smith shop an bolt loom,
started IN the gls8 ng In
The portions des troyed are ths new 81
erected ia 1882. Tns inspectors iof
State have insurance on the sl0p5 81
buildings 70 the amount of 5000 WI
TIE IRE burst out and showed is n ignt
the warden and his assistants elainss
convicts together in gangs and c.lieu
the S ate pailitia, VINO Responded Va
Capt. Merry, ii " strong. Tue eJnl
were very docile and no stamPsde occu
Tsere was no occasioH Tor removing
coayicts from The building, and nea
was done ave TO take the nen out 8
~ Is ard chain them. va
II ed and u putty Warden Ha
cool and M mayed the men exseIa
The Northwestern Mauuactnrsne :
company owned some ~ tie macn
and the stock on hand. Their loss KY
no between al25, 900 and $l&a,o03.
half covered by insurance. The tots
by the fire on everything is eslimar
about SIS, 600; insurance, $4,000 70
| OO1.
The contract for the Office werk
| First National hank Of st. panl was !
hands of the Northwestern compsny
the loss on this alone will be 81 20.
Thei surance of the state on the
burned Is ABOUT $4,000. Tue loss
state OF the portion OF the penipsN
burned viii foot up aoout 5000.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

s~ociatee, is the same man wbo hiss Deen
arrested for participating In the robbery
III the grave OF M1s. Hoyt, at Sycamore
III.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

THE iury Of in
Re shooting OF
T. millionaire
R~ntractor. brou
Cox. TIL
|ne Of the be
faneisco. it is !
embered. had
Years off,
asaisst Nd
McLaughl
Pc MeLaughii
to emp.c
dragging a
P verdict set
prs On sane tee
\ tam sixty
isries
loand that Nc
ge sum of ,no.
'n.sss aside thi
a'aieAlaies. plat
honesty as d
Comprising q
verdict of I'll
(, ~@uy anptt
: sai.l was nj
mpreme coul
~ Justice; |
Msaest jury
vas excusable /
s''d the jury
believed ii
that
was unjust a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

stationed Al Fort Ksoeh, III. T. appeared
on the 9th before the retiring board. thai.
met ut head quarters, Fort S~nelliog. for the
purpose of being examined With 4 view 10
his being retired.
The funeral Of identified victims Of the
convent fire who were residents az Belle
vile, Ill, took phase on the 10Th.
Secretary Of State Won Baumbich i ia
very poor health, and hisphysiciaps recon-.
mend q fsw months OF Bohemian syringe
The secretary seriously contemplates the
European trip prescribed.
Mackey paid q Monte Chrsto price for
six gallons OF fifty-nine year old whisky. If
which he sent two gallons to P reaident Ar.
thur sSSs Ike anaount to BIB lnaersoll.
The CardiIsI Mccloskey golden iubilee
fund. with whfsa to erect q msrble pu,pit
in 81. p tricks cathedral, Nav York.
amounts to $4,000.
a year, ago the chicago city counsel
placed q rental Of $4,000 per wear Oh thu
site occupied by the Exposition build
Ing, where the National Republican cor.
ventiOn was held tour yeays ago. An efforts
10 compromises the cl4im having failed the
mayor has nctiiess tne Exp0sition som.
nary 20 vacase the py ruises. /. vag IN this
husldinR tnath Was cxrscied to hold the
Na1ioaRl convention.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Mr.. Huntington, the railroad 70
aire, Ia put down as worth sou
He is 65 wears old and has no tars
his own blood. An adopted GA
ia the sole heiress.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Rev. Dr. IA A. Watson OF Washin
N. G., has been unanimously e1
Bishop OF the new Episcopal plose'
t6e CO. We ltien at New BerRe.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

Easus y. road,
recently q
E' is SAID to b,,|
|ss1 IA u SHOP
@he htndso
kaf1-==
B~',s, 10 yoD1
felire iron|
t~.on Of the ord
Z %A'aeaE hi I'd
~Sssd TIMBER
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

| The Is9 will
u P~enasy.vsn
quantity o
70 aqui cd by
|nless he decIs
nme citizen
re aware how
! being taken
English 81
a aaotl
1e
lsh company
in Texas
= the country
loald fali into
syer expect to
siden'sorin 8
lghs TO 20 no i
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

The Boston journal puts an q
trrism very concisely when =
The modern weather prophet, !
Vennor-N higgins type, exists rsiisl
the purpose Oh beguiiing the pasis
the purchase of Ilis alinanaes.'
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17
Resalsating Upon France.

P. n. Kslyois 81. PAIL. received on the
9Th inst o telegram from armour q Co,
Chicago requesting him to send q telegraph
ic msssage1o Washington imposing upon
the Minnesota delegation In congress the
Importance of 8 repeal OF tho French pro-
hibition of pork, snd asking the ca. opera
lion with other westsra members in q move.
meut to pass resaliat9-y measures at once
Mr.. r. lily. wien asked what he thought
OF the retaliating Ian, Sid In his view the
proper course TO take 10 ex. luds srom
America all French wiGes and sehrics which
are not mp 90 q proper STANDARD. A repre-
sentative from the firm OF BeAupre, Keoga
d Co. took a similar vi W of the SUI iect.
but added In an aside that Armour was
pretty wsitIoAdd up with pork. ahd was
naturally anxious to have something
done 20 help him ont. This movement on
the part Or Armour and bis friends is rrob-
ably In snppofs OF q ~resol1tpon oil Inquiry
introduced is congless two or three days
ago.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

1 Mr.. Mallo,
live Of Eugls
En the Matt
bays thai the
rising throu
BY genyine !
Fering which
pf which he]
The IeriaIaf,,r
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-01-17

The
They III
white |
and fnI
pedidd|
Isl the .
sided.
!. senak|
lowgtonI
mskeR
At prssd
les, Me-
but mac
Wyomin|
s,515auI
esstand
south. !
its caste
way fort1
mont.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

u,rel, =, nnrnr', E.ifo' P,ity-ios,, q
Cochccp, .; uloucrslcr, a,i Kichmond =,
Windsor, q; Sie'l River, Va; Aliens ~;
MeIrimSr pink, q, Richmond PM =; Aiisn
| plnk. q, M-rrima' -hiTtinf, 81 N"gstta shirt
| Ing. ~, Hampton, "a Allen -hirtings' y.
| DnnUrAl shirt ngs, a., -
Knows observation-disclosures LII, ~,
si1rA ~ i: AAiFsS,'s : ~. ii,i n%nis" A. "ss -;
Nuarac n, ~ Aga"aIns -. AtantlG =
e: rcpISreii u, =; Fremont GO, s.; tong
Eg'e" ap IL 81 rGP y s.; Indian dpfGealssTd AZ,
=; badger stat. II" -; Michigan %
cave! Dam ~. ~; Clark ~; SSonns.
g A.. ~, il, GrSSni'" bScsn.;. rA; i t"Mf..'
GruiteSi.,. EE, "a; Warhu-rit, ~; New
market A., Q; Newmarket u,A.; ,u.
DLIACHEn SuEITtsGS New YORK, loe'
| Wsmsutts, loi,; Iangiun ar, 10; I0nsdalr
! 'am muslin, M; Bcrkl"y az ram muslin,
49,; Tuscarorn, lOi Androscogsin J. 49, -
MH-onyillc,s .; lnn-i,lc, ~; CGlot, -; cSh.
i n%C,s If 3, ri Gd Mn' + - 3. Maitioa;as,' ana. .i",
~; mssS;'9ps a. nSpGij =; f FS.T'
TicKs-Amo.kcsg AGA, II; Amoskeag A,
l3Ls; Amoskeng H., i2'.; Amoskehg I, ll"s'
Annskosg ID, II; AmoskGng ~, los; AinoS'
~; swim E.ivcr, ~; Ncthugn h;A,l9, "; Con
? %, H. . : 90 trrt'z NtF, Nv, 'hN'"l"-
u. ~. -, II. tnarSinGA ifM 81 Id, ionIHt'tg'
q Ti-L.l Ia: Conostoga, Goa rs, u: llalmil'
ton, lIi.; Manhattan, s; international W.
SuHIrEs-Amoskcsg, S-sdSS-a, lli.; hmcri-
can, NJ: Hamilton, ia; AinoSkcag chcvi9tI'
TO-: Nshbymc "A, II; Ashhymc red cross, 10.
Observation-Disclosures, II; York, " oiis
AKA, l2lS: Otis BB, M; Columbian. ~;
otis &C. 10Y; Beaver Creek AA,, II; Meaver
Creek BB. If; Beaver Creek ct,lO's; warren
BB, ill,; Warren AKA, lgi,; haymakcr
brown. 81: Columbian, Ii; warren W
brown, l0.: Uncasvillc, 10.
CMECKs-U Union, No So, IL: linton, No, ~
IL; Union, NJ 's.i2; Miners MOL, us; MI
ncr's No. 2, lns1 odiGy, .; Alabama osna-
burgs, I; i.y~'aa o-naburgs, I; Augusta
osnaburga, 7. q.
Observation-Disclosures, 4: Amoskeag. \;
Canton, o; Draper, y; Glenwood, 6ls; Bates,
4: CInremont, o.: Miami, si2; Clarendon,
SO; scotch, double fold, l0lstlN.
CORSET JRAss-Kcarsarge, 8; Naunikeag
sstc,n. 81; Armory, ~; Canoe, o; Indian
Orchard improved, 6b.. -,
Observation-Disclosures, AZ; Manvill o.,
Gii,: Slater 4 Sons, 5ls0t6ls; Kid mnish, 900;
Masonviilc, 5i,01sls; Garner, 5'gtfti..
Observation-Disclosures HigginR's ,NEnSI5s'
Tapestries Sanford's, 6ptSb; Tapestries hoN-
bury, s7l,; Bigclow body Brussels, l..3; Low
ell body Brussels, i.S; Extra Moquette~, 10;
Moauette-, Ito; Lowell extra supers, 12l;;
Hartford 3-ply, 10; Hartford extra supers, 20;
Park, Read 4 Franklin extra supers; To;
Park, cotton-chain extra supers bis; Phiia-
dalphia WOOL. +S6b; common cotton-ohain
0Q4h
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

DAYTON, o., Aug. h-rhe Soldiers
Home Congressional Investigating COM
mittoo convened this morning,
continuing tho examination oil
witnesses. Tho testimony revcsled
dives of infamy into which the soldier
~ invciglod, robbed and sometimes
murdered. Many resorts 1ntsin"
seem TO bo outside OF tn,
Jurisdiction OF the law, Even these
within the city are not mnlo-ted ~
the authorities and compare with
any OF the most dcpravGd In thr
large cities. Many soldiers come
10 Dayton and become drunk and dis
orderly, are arrested, removed 70 the
home and there punished. EN- Repre-
sentative McMason said universal com
paints from the soldiers pointed 10
harsh treatment.
Under the rules and articles Of war
they are treated aS in the garrison ami
should be treated as In u home. Poll
tics had caused change
OF management, and III
changes in rules and discipiii o
we're charged. The soldiers direct rep
resentative, Guncklc, the former. resi-
dent manager, said the soldiers
complained universally OF strict
discipline and unjust punishment.
They wanted somo one to complain
to, hut had not dared 10 lay their griev-
ances before Gen. NJ. II. Patrick, the
Governor of the home.
inns would be obviatcd by resident
usnpgrrs, but Col. Harris. the
present resident manager lives in Gin
,innuti, and the soldiers could not see
him but once IA year. lie beloved the
,ome should he morea hospital than
I garrison. Tho soldiers had aonc their
work and this should he q reward. Dis
order outside could bo dealt with IA Other
.lsorderly citizens are dealt with.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, retired from prac-
ticc. having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary the formula OF
asimple vegetable remedy for the speedy
bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all
throat and lung affections, also apositivc
and radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after having
tested its wonderful powers in thousand
OF eases, has felt it his duty to make
il known 10 his suffering fellows. Actu-
nted by this motive and a desire to re-
lieve suffering humanity, | wi. send,
free of charge, to all who desire II, this
receipt, in German, French, or English
full directions for preparing and using
Send by mail by addressing with staml
naming this paper, w. A. Noyes, lac
Powers Block, Rochester, n. Y.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

thai The buildiha sas uusaf ani yet H.
hHttf Rafn y Wufd ~ NHfniuf
h. tho h0arloff Tho 0wnrts
~ Tho building were vol
aware ~ the dangerous condition,
Lat took ~ stops Tor its Improve
mbnis Tho health UnlrOf, when hc
Inspected the fauitsfy arrangement hl
the hotel .7fuund n entirely unsif.
lat Ne his Examination was purely ssnl'
tHfy In character, h. made 10 Irpnrl hh
the lai ani cumbling walls Two
~ three yeirs ago an INSURANCE
company refused H. Insure The
building because both tho east and tht
west walls were sprung. Tho coronerir
.iuT, brought In - verdict ~ whlrh
They say! "frum evidence We
hrlioyo the building has been unsafe =
long time and Its conditions was oil
known by the Ownors anu lo-reor
aud they. particularly b owners,
should ho held responsible, and 10 that
rnd We respectfully call attention 0f the
District Attorney 10 the matter, for such
legal proceeding ~ tho case
The Nv ners of the building are Judge
cor, ~ the supreme court district, and
the Philarbco family. Tho le-'oea are
Bedding and Clark.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
Wonderful and Invaluable.

So far III water cleansing and water
and milk cooling are concerned. on,
happy thought, combining two of ma.
lures laws-capillary attraction and
cvaporation-has almost changed our
hot summers to winters. On the same
scientific principle that leo IL made,
milk is kept up in the hot summer aii
twenty four hours, cold and %perfectl.
sweet, without any expense whatever
Then what u train OF blessings follow
our dairics and gem buckets are our
agents, n tried sells hundreds. Pat
entcd January lst, 1884. We put on car Il
q gallon dairy for 81, weight l20 pounds,
and a | gallon dairy or bucket for $40.
weight 3 pounds. Reader, order one
and hand this to your %ncighbor, and
will send you an invaluable gem with
full explanations of use and principals.
Farewell underground diaries and
filthy warm water.
j. A. DODGE & Co.,
Dallas, Texas.
Office at Harry Bros.
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Best Year-Old in the State.

Best Year-Old in the state.
TIE GREAT WAT RING RESORT OF TEXAS.
Burns City, a beautiful town of Cook
county, is becoming celebrated for its
notwithstanding mineral water. It,
curative properties have been thoroughly
tested by those afflicted aud found thus
far an infallible cure for rheumatism,
chronic dyspepsia, kidney diseases. sick
headache, sick stomach, cancers, chills,
sore eyes and blood diseases. A commo-
dious new bath-house has been erected,
with facilities for hot, cold and shower
baths.
The first house was erected here last
August, and now there is al Incorporated
city, with mayor, aldermen and marshal;
twelve business houses, q large new
school building, mill, hotel, boarding
houses, Masonic hall, two shops and a To-
al newspaper. Another first-class
teachers of reputation, is wanted for build
ing up a high-school, also some parties
with money to build more hotels and
boarding-houses, as the supply is insult
ficient for the visitors.
There is convenient access to Burns
city by hack from either of the railroad
owns Of Gainesville, Pilot Point, or Col
insville, being only about ten miles
rom each.
For circulars, ETC., giving general in
Burns city. Cook county, Texas.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07

Cu'eAoo. Aug. s.. The attendance at
the Chicago Driving park was very
good. Weather fair, track fast.
First racial ages; one milo; start
ers: C%entreville, Thndy, Ella Rowett,
Kioba, Labcllcn, Ada Ban, Idle Pat,
Chantilly. They ran in a bunch to the
home stretch, where Lsbellen drew
away and won easily in two lengths;
Centreville, second; Kioba, third. Time
l:i3A.
Second race-One and one-sixteenth
mile. Starters, Beerden, Harry Cruz,
Allies. Cruz. took the lead, never headed,
won two lengths. Allies, second; Beer
den, third. Time, 1:i91i.
Third racial ages, three-qnarters
mile; Starters, Sanford, Nora NJ, Made
boss, Titus, Wellington, Eva X. Begar.
One revoke, Midnight. Joe Ragle, Wibh-
don. Eva ran fourth to sixth stretch
when she drew to the front. Won by II
ngth; Wellington, second; Nora,
hiru. Time, l:l515.
Fourth Race-One mile and n
Eighth starters, Hyder, Abdad, Little
Iolter, Paul, George H.. Nernack,. Mart
5arham, Springer, Barham and Hyder'
Abdad had tout after tho driving finish
Barham won by a length; Hydcr, soc
ond; Springer, third. Time-1:5s.
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GROCERIES,,

Go0ysE-Rio lair, lltGl2c; prime, l2ll5Tl3c
shG(te, l3l2Gllc; L~aguyra, IAc; java, 2E.
TEAs-lmpcrial, 4HG!iDc; 1oung f'ysoh, 1u@
oec; bolong, 45aG0c; Japan, 6Nd65c;
SUaARs-Powdered,. 9l4c:. cut loaf 9tcc;
Hnnulated, SIC; standard, l., Sc Lomlsl-
ana White clarified, Sc: yellow clarified, re:
shoice Louisiana, e, No.. .,o
Nm.AssEs-Louisiana choice, 0c; prime,
BIC: faif to good, 4Oc; corn syrup, 4jc; sugar
srnp, 6ld63c: rebotled, 45g52c.
.,EAeeISG-pure Jnts, IA ins, lOs4e' PJAra'
RICE-Wholesale, 6A@714c.--
CRACK ERs-Soda y, &c; xxx, We; cream
D.; ginger snaps, &c.. ~ - .,
S~oAP-Olive, 2.75 n box, blue India, y 70
han, $50 e box; ~ n bars, 40 = box; N
Saf, 80 q box
OxNpLEs-Star, full weight, lSkc: short
~
S~HEEsE-Fuil cream, i6c.
RnrE-IOc basis; cotton rope, lSc.
WELL BUCKETs-.UWGh.25 s. e. dozen.
OLorHESPINS-Rounu, eci spring A'v u
MEAsUREs-h hushel, iron poSmd' LOO =
dozen; 2,hoop pals ~, o,n4op; em !.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
prrtrcuon In AruneInI Limh..

Perfection IN Ariincial Limbs.
There IN la Pittshurg, Ponnaylvsnin, n
manufacturing company, every m"lnl"f
~ which wear All artificial log, Thou
limbs ara 40 perfectly made, and ~ near
like the natural member, that II IN dlil-
cult Ia tell that they are artificial. Tho
company IN tho Artificial Limb Manu-
featuring company, n corporation lhhi
ton Of it, work. Tn. limbs made nj this
mandatory are tho most perfect and
satisfactory of any made In the United
States. Hon. W, w, Dudley, United
States commissioners Of pensions, has for
years worn a limb made by this COM
pany, and adds his testimonials TO hun
drods OF others. Send for descriptive
circular Ia 20 Penn avenue, Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania. Soc advertisement In
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-08-07
Terrible Storm.

LANCASTER, PA, Aug. "a serious
thunder storm passed over Lancaster
county yesterday afternoon and even
ing, doing much damage. Many build
ings were struck by lightning and sew
eral barns were burned. Hailstones of a
large size accompanied the rain, badly
cutting the growing tobacco, now nearly
ripe, and in large leaf.