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The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
Read an Hour a Day.

There was ial who, at IA, wa@
apprentice to a soap boiler. One OF
his resolutions Was to read al hour a
day, or at least at that rate, and he
timed himself by an old SILVER watch
left him by his uncle. He stayed
seven years with bis master, aud
when he was 81 he knew as much a.
the young Squire. Now let us see
how ruch time he mad to read in
seven years, at the rate of one hour
each day. 1t would be $3.50, which
at the rate of eight reading hours
per day would be equal to 30 days
equal to forty five weeks ; equal to
eleven monthp.-nearly a years read
ing. That time spent i'll treaSurlng
IN useful knowledge would pile up
a very large store. am sure j! is
worth trying for. Begin now. Do
what YOU can. In after years you
will look back upon the task as the
most pleasant and profitable you
ever performed.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
Hating People.

Hate not 1t is not worth while.
Yom life is not long enough to
make it pay t" cherish i'll will or
hard thoughts toward anyonp.-Wha hat
it that man has cheated Won or that
woman played you false? What it
this friend ha> forsaken you in yonr
time OF need, or that on having
won your utmost confidence, your
warmest love, has concluded that he
prefers to consi Ter and treat you as
stranger? Let it pass. What differ
ence will it lake to yon in a few
years, wien you go hence t. the
''uutiscoI cred countly?' All who
treat YOU wrong now will he more
sorry foI ii than YOU, even in voIr
deepest disappointment aud grief
cau be. 4 fen mole smiles, d feW
more tears, some pl asure. much
pain. little hurrying ami Worrying
in the world, some ha>ty greetings
and abrupt ftrewells, aud life will be
over, and the iniurer and the injur
ed will be laid away, and ere long
forgotten. 1t is not worth while to
hate each other.-Cathulir He' aid
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15

"Protection' is tuo broad a word
to understand the position of any
newspaper that simply cries "protec
ton The Telegraph declares. now,
that it is in favor of "a tariff SO laid
as to afford the government all the re-
venue needed and at the same time to
protect the industries of the country,
wherein the amount OF revenue to be
derived is limited to the necessities
of the government economically adj.
ministered, and the tariff is recon-
nended to be KEEP. at the protective
point Now while we have omitted
a few unimportant words for the sake
Of brevity, we do not think that we
have misstated the Teleglaphs posi-
ton If the Telegraph means 10 say
that ii is in favor of protecting GER
tain industries and still not exceed =
revenue necessary to the support o.
the government, then, we shall moi
differ with our good neighbor.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15

Cheatham, who puts up in neat
packages and vends no less than
thirty medical preparations, all pat
ented, and some of them very val
liable and extensively circulated.
This speaks well for Georgia skill
aud enterprise.
The taxable values ofDawson have
increased sixty thousand dollars du-
ring the past year, and there is moi
a vacant store or dwelling within
the corporate limits. Resolved not
to be eclipsed by her neighbors, the
citizens have gone to work also 10
secure an artesian well, which has
already been bored to the depth of
700 feet with every prospect of
success.
The machinery store aud ware
house of Mr.. b. II Hood are wor-
thy of more than a passing notice.
Last year be sold $4,000 worth of
engines and labor saving implements
to the farmers, which shows that
they are getting out of the ancient
ruts. ard beginning to utilize and
turn to practical account all The
modern inventions and improve
ments which are doug 80 much
for agricultural industry.
Among the leading business and
mercantile houses of Dawson, be-
sides those already noted, the fol.
lowing are deserving of mertion:
Bankers, j. B. lei1y aud William
Wootrn, a. J. Ba dwin & Co.;
dealers IN stoves. tin AMI hardware,
Christie " Laing cheap cash store,
j. r. lanes Sons: drugs, R. l..
Melton Brothers, Horsely & Killpn,
w. f. Orr, Oscar Crouch, j. w.
Brown. H S Lee. J w Turner.
J.. w Wooten, B. T. Jennings. Dr.,
Il u. Jones surgeon dentist. G. L.
Mize, Paschal & Kaigler; II. S. Bell.
he gentlemanly Oriilary; j. C. F.
CLARK, for twenty-ihrpe years the
rusty Clerk of the Superior Cnurl
Geo. A. Geist. Farnum & Statham,
livery and sale; and foremost among
them all, DR.. ". B. Cheatham, the
courteous Mayor of the city.
To DIR. Cheatham the writer is
under special obligations for kind
medical services and efficient aid in
getti"g up host of patrons for the
SOuthern World. May he he his own
successor as the Chef Magistrate of
his thriving city indefinitely.
1t is due to Mrs. w. H. Allen, of
the "Citv Hotel" also to say that
she keeps an excellent house, and
gives emtire satisfaction to her many
patrons.
Aud now we must bid alden to
this hoSpitable town and take the
back track t" Montezuma without
exchanging while en- route another
word with the kind reader. FIRST,
however, the writer must pay
parting tribute to that sterling
sheet, the DAWSON JOURNAL. No
weekly III The State can boast bet
ter record or has done more signal
service to the cause of progress AMI
good morals. Long may il continue
to prosper and enjoy the undated
confidence of the community.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
Remarkable Results.

have had remarkable success with
Swift's Specific have cured several cases
permanently in a very short time One
case which | am now treating was given
up to die, and after using three bottles is
so far recovered that think one more bot
tie will cure her. The most remarkable
case of all was lady with meduIary can
Ger of the womb, for whom had no hope
whatever After using one bottle l am
satisfied she will soon be cured.
]. Wylie Quillian, n. D.,
Easleys, s. C.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
Poison OAK

Seems to yield every time to treatment
with Swift's Specific.
Spartanburg, s. c., March 10, 1885.
Your most valuable medicine, Swift's
Specific, has done ME so much good that /
feel like saying this for the benefit Of those
who suffer like / did. | was poisoned by
Poison Oak, and saw not well day for 4
years, until used Swift's Specific. In
the 6 years | used almost every kind Of
medicine, but none had the desired effect.
After using six bottles of Swifts Specific I
am, restored to perfect health--with not q
sign OF that awful poison LETT
:, Yours Truly, DAVID NEsBrrT.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
W ar! Books.

r seven Great Monarchies of the Ancien;
..We World, BY George Rawinson.
;t mhat is more Terrible than War?-unless
o - " war among publishers, then what
s SUulu Se happier, for rejoicing book-buy-
r roS such war is in progress. Price
,euu'ea from $500 to 80 40. Specimen
pSges Tree. Not sold by dealers; prices too
low, ,Ow. Books for examination before paw
~ W.. JoHN B. ALDEN, Publisher,
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
They Were Married.
Columbus Enquirer.

On one Of our railroads short
time since spooneJ young couple
from the rural district occupied a
front seat in nne If the coaches.
While locked in close embrace, in
dulging in affectionate OSCILLATION,
the train pulled up at station
The brakeman, ns is his custom,
called out: "Sawver," when, great
lv to his surprise and the amnse-
ment OF the passengers, the girl de-
lberately replied, Il don't care if
YOU did; | reckon we are married I"
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
POISON OAK.

l had for thirty EIGHT years suffered
every spring and summer with Poison
Oak, which contracted in bathing when q
boy. l tried everything for it, including
many physicians, but without any benefit.
| took six bottles of Swift's Specific four
years ago, and it cured me sound and well.
Three summers have passed, and have
had no return of it. JOSEPH BEAsLY,
Columbus, Ga.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15

Still there is some hope left. =
Brewers Lung Restorer has saved I'd
thousands and why not you? WlIl
YOU, can you doubt lis efficacy
when there are SO many VINO posi-
lively and unequivocaily Assert the
fact that they were cured by it' .
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
Paying Investment

And one that will pay the largest dividend
is in something that will make happiness
in our homes, that will elevate our chill
dren, our friends and ourselves to the
highest standard o. refinement, culture,
and socisblity.
Music Alone VIII do This
Have you Piano or an Organ in your
home? If not, you should have, and we
can save you money in its purchase Over
10000 delighted purchasers, whom we
have supplied in the past fifteen years, will
endorse this statement
See the Grand Inducements we offer.
Ten Leading Makers, Chickering, Mathu-
shek, Ludden & Bates, Hallet & Davis.
Hsrdnan, Arion, Mason & Hamlin, Pack
ard, Palace, and Bay State. Over 800
Styles. All Grades. All Prices. Pianos,
$500 to 81, 900. Organs, 1924 to $3.50
Makers names on all. No Stencil or
Cheap Instrument sold "The Best is al
ways Cheapest" but our cheapest is good.
See
What We GiUe Purchasers,
With each Piano, good stool and cover.
With each Organ, good stool & Instruc-
tor. With each Piano or Organ, book of
music.
Also, a Six Years Guarantee; Fifteen
Days Trial, with Freight Paid both ways,
II Instrument does not suit; and Privi-
lege OF Exchange at any time within Six
Months, If the selection made is not salts
factory. MORE THAN THIS
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
CslGEAsAWaATCEEE ITEMS,
BY J. H. HAMMOND, NJ. D.
The weather is delightful of course

The farmers are beginning to need
light raln' principally for the ben
eht of the oat crop.
Mr.. John Rocks of this d,stric,
is quite sick at present with ,y-
phoid fever.
MIR. II. P, Hass has been quite
sick for few days but is improv
ing now.
Crops of every decriptlon are look.
ing fine, and, we predict, that, with
good seasons this will be one of the
best crop years that has been for
many
We were very much pleased tc
meet the Junior Editor of the Jour.
nal in our town on Sunday last,
and was sorry that he arrived too
late for the singing.
The Baptist Sunday school was
organized on Sunday last, with
twenty six pupils; M. J. A. Greer
was chosen superintendent and My.
B. F. Todd secretary.
No one, can doubt the impor
lance of our Justice court Az at it's
last sitting it was honored by the
presence of the Solicitor General of
the PataHla circuit.
The singing here on Sunday last
was delightful, and was attended by
a large crowd of Dawson's hean,i-
full young ladies' and clever young
gentlemen.
The May term of the Justice
court for the 909th dist G.. NJ, was
held here on Saturday last, it was
largely attended by lawyers, jurors.
spectators, and PARTIES litigant.
We noticed in attendance upon
our Justice court here on last Sat
nrday, Coils Hoyl, Simmons, Query
and Christie, with Judge j. NJ.
Simmons along to take care Of them.
We venture to say that there is
not more progressive, industrious.
clever. economical, wholeSoul set
of farmers in Ga. than there is
within radius Of five miles around
Chick asawhatchee.
Mr.. j. A. Bell informed us a
few days ago that he planted an
acre in rice. We are ever glad to
note such facts, and think it would
better for our farmers if they would
pay more attention to the raising of
be such necessaries at home, instead
of buying them from other markets.
The farmers seem to he getting on
better with their farms this year
than usual most of them, in this
section, are blowing, and have plow-
ed over their corn the second time,
and a majority of them will get
done chopping cotton by the middle
of May.
We noticed in a recent issue OF
the Journal, something said about
Col. j. H. Query, as a probable
for congress, sometime
in the near future. We know OF
no man in Ga, that we had rather
vote or than Col Query.
What has become of the propos
ed railroad from Dawson to Albany?
The people in this section are anx
lousy awaiting something further
on the subject. We are very anx-
Ious indeed To see road bull from
Albany via Chickasawhatchee to
Dawson.
We think it is the wish of Of
majority of the most intelligent PEG
pie of this section for the next
legislature to pass a dog lava
dog law-for The protec-
lion of sheep and goats. Within
the last few weeks, the dog have
DESTROYED at least twenty dollars
worth of goats in and around Chick
asa whatchee, more than all the dogs
in the Ord district are worth.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
PLAN TIERS,
MECHANICS,
NJ ERCH AN rs
AND
CAPITALISTS
A WORD IN YOUR EARS AND
DOLLARS IN YOUR POCKETS.

Happy New Year! Goodbye, 1888.
Crops not first-rate, but might have been
worse. Money not exactly plenty, but
yet, enough to go round, and after pay
ing debts, and laying in supplies, stock,
clothing, guano, and all things needful,
there will vet be something left to invest.
And now, let us suggest that the best
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15
We Pay All Freight

Yes, we mean it. We sell you Best In
struments at Lowest Prices, on Easiest
lnstallment Terms and pay every cent of
Tue Freight, no matter where you live; so
that the Instrument costs you no more than
II you lived in Savannah or New York
city Why hesitate? We are the men for
you; Send us your name, ard we will
man you Illustrated Catalogues anG Circu-
Jars Which will tell you what v have not
rsom to say here.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1884-05-15

eases mailed free to applicants.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga.
n. Y. Office, 1859 w. 2Sd ST., bet. 9th &
tn Avs. 4th W
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-22
DRY GOODS,
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TU-Uht'
rgIErsrrsss ossss ;k IN g. arssa
sion, ~ Alien, tx Albion. solid So; Pc shooy
solid. 81 poseody black, ~: siIopson , black
~ SHINY Morni T. 6,i g IMs saa nn 1oJn
A AEnCta q bs sys SoMRsT s e a.
OK; Indian Hoai.7;. Swift Creek, ~ 6N; Ens'
bs.sy e 81 E &c Isod az ss Ga ss:shes
5: ubaYteY OaL ia 4; Lake George. -, 6x;
Great Western, 49, 8; International - ~.
Atlantic A.7H; bennington,7 IN; Matches, x.5X;
FIN FINE E BRowN uosEsTIcs--rsfe George
sA; Harvest.7x; Poa;shortas. * Great Fails. 2;
Peerless, 80 Plum Island; 3 At!snuo; II
afeenbr'sr. ~; Ailondsle' TX: Dwight IN; be;
' BIESCHED DoMEsTICs-s Social. 9; Sunny
Side, TX; Holnosvil,e ~: Forest Big Eonsnks,
A Az s II NeW Yoqa s asm
5: Hero, ~ . Eero. X, 8; Bailardvaie,. 4 Gam:
Srldge. x. b Peerless, X. 81; Fruit q the Loom
DUCKs-Arhwhght 16; E.trici, s-oz. loh;
Eampdsn. brown and drab, 90. To- Hampden
tx do IA Boston loSs psoH y 1ne sna ar 1 iSn
Z 50 inch., S7S; Cod Media Blue, i2X; LION
Drown snd drab. IL; Chariot striped. l2S; Say.
age Striped, 12x. -, -,,. 81.
~; Omega lax Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
a1 HICKORSY i Riysr, S.s Blue and Brown,
sa IndiG, 10kc; Arlington, $40; Thorndtko
ii Q; Hamilton II: American. 10; Lowell City, ~
PLAID OSNABURGS-DeltA "; Economy
OK: Ottawa az; Michigan. N: Belle. 7K:Wood
lawn. TX Oatawba.Sk. Arlington, Q; Augusta
~: louisiana *.
JEINH-Roxborough IS; Pacific, B. R., 28k
Beaver valley, Is; Toxic, 12k; Humboldt %;
Peoples 2.k Ley s ~ Kentucky sAk'
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-22
Z xAUE ITEMS

A PROMINENT Linoo :, parish farmer rays the
report that north Louisiana farmers have 10.
crease the lotion acreage this year Is 700 tius
ton crop has been planted this year than last l.,
The boycottipg pc ic some TIM SINCE put IN
operation by thB temperance women OF EHen'
dicted, proved o boomerang. The new excise
board recently granted wv nty-eight licenses
A wide-swake Sor!ngae d, Massacnu,etts,
druggist has WING d Ia Sp p mvS dVas
nd In Their pre- ty coats and eunning ways they
satrs Ct young and old 10 great Numbers.
Gedde., oiondag county, New ~, York suffers
TIE laws growing out o. The liquor tratiic. "
mo Known drinking places In the town 1t is said
that bu Is are licensed
Nd boy sirset-car conduct arrested because
- would not givs back o nickle and axe
10ket. The boys father sues the millionaire
The san Luis P, losi Mexico Legislature has
ex1endei ,for.two wear, the tine grant by the
Snte to the Mexican Ceutra railroad to build
Ws branch to Tsmpico. TIE time expires June
A Mr.. Basby, living near Cohntta, in White
aeld county, South CsTolins, bRs di covered an
extensive So niino or her place one-half
Gallon Of water b lied dowa mases heaping
XSli Is Dstare The Ohio legislature pro -osing
he como i5atioD OF nrea sIate uniyersities :
Mama siy rally g oriort oaio uia,veIsliy a
RAJ esta.ein Buffalo has iac eased SO ss6 46I
in valu siass isst YER. ead Is now sssessei at
nQ6 g43 49, The po7eenat property valuation Is
"a 40 73s, = n 1910 on las ytar
a pofd J s9 was lsss ~ ok carried int
Preso u Z.:a,. NJ vas u d, O. w.ishiu.g;
Be- sent 9 ~. ~ , Ia srfr s. e, t-v nfleafs.
II 4 lt5+Ssett Ia Ia ne X % plcrty OF
pcsch i1a.d dici,ssp ~ = ln's ty2N i thu
o. &c. 80. =, - ~ - 49,.
JB F,s..sf < ~ MA, set a75vi p.
max n ~ - .7.rsts 10 y 1fr lniis ]
n u q, = s7s2ss,,f " ~ 81. - 90 Aau.-
Z II<e ,.iti,c-e.hosl srs,c1n of Now f0.k STATE
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-22
HARDWARE AND METALS
QUOTATIONS TODAY,

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
AXES-Collins, per dozen, o. Gold Dollar,
pen dozen 90. Diamond Edge. per dozen, Oh
oG sRfGL n AID L1ps-4xo per pound; suga,
1S;c1XiESfsirbanis. discount Is per cent
Howe, discount % per cent.
TIN PLATE-I. O. 10x14 per box, co. L Q.
llx2O, per box, 8 co. Terne, 14x20. per box, 30;
fs TEInss%H 1 p, eS discount 50 per cent
stamped, discount 60per cent
sOfDER-No. /, 16c; No. IL and IA 1Sc PEI
pI nHGx HORSE COLLARs-No. IL Is per dozen
HAMRs-two loop. 90 per posen; three loop
TASS TX bozea 100 papers 2 80 per box.
~ IIT Tsr doseu, o so.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount 5oper cent.
sAAdTFIs % 8H NE srApEs-Rowlanra dis.
count 20 per cent Ames LIST STEEL goods, 0E'
'' Heavy Il Y DwARE-5hafts finished. Q %
poles, 70 So Singletrees, wagons, select 70.
bnggy, 3 25 express so. Wagon tongues
10 %. Hickory axles, 10 90 Bolsters, q
Coupling goless s1s q ts sRoses w ssec o.
sowdcr shoes, 6 On Northwestern horse nails,
"a ss oN IS; g. 5 % Bar iron, &c rate.
Rt1CgyF s'-ts5.lss 2. siid spring top, % COG
90 ~ 10 oGsD, 20 % 50 20 do side spring
On, i19 siS5 o.; do side bar, 100 COOLED % go
IN n' ~ ~ 90 YhBiaas 80 % 20 on euDp
go l,r,ssles. E5s 70 40 GO pisi,1lr springs.
40 fa:1a tsfee Fpr.ns ~egcnsi " =. tllA
= vi T. e-gIr-5ih ise u 9,.1 h5s II end
n sife. .soahnes hsfiy' IT, @. esIFcDiged
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-22
GROCERIES,.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY


CoFFEE-Rlo fair, il@i2e; primo. i2k@
1885, choice. ISI@i.e LGsuyra, lac; Java. 2oc
TEAs-Iuperial ,5@5Sci Young Tyson, 100
Cos; oolcng, 45geoc Jspsn, toSsSc.. o,>o ,r
SUGARs Powdered, 9l4G Ut loaf, SIC gran
ulated, SjSc; standard A ], SIC. Louisiana white
clarified SC; yellow clarified. 72tG choice Lou
ao'L *. sEs--Lou,siann choice 6oo; PRIME Sc
feir to good, iOo; corn syrup, s5G sugar
syrup, q 65Gsc, rcboilcd. sj952c,
BHGGIGG--puro Jute TX lbs, loSo. per
yard; IL lbs, lOtc. Ties l.55 per bundle.
RIcE.w hoiesaie. esS7kc: .....
CRACFF Ri'oda, X, 20, Xxx, 7hc; cream
s6Af DIV . per box blue e Inals :, x <
B BSa; 1 PsFs Is ss Ri' P per box '
car bLEs-siaT, fun weight, l5x; shors,l4S,
oHEEsE-.W. r; 1ac full cream 'Sci
'I RuoSppEa-lGe basis Cotton rops, lsc.
WELL BUCKRTs--4 O0G4 25 per dozen.
GEoTHEspIEsRoan,d sSc; spring spring Pes e ns1
DOZEN 2aop So PALS s. 90 s as ri No.
WRAPPING PAPER Rag and stray, 45@7sc
" r. @ PEI ssE soPs 81 Shot
DROP, bag. OO@2 10; bucl. 25S2 IS.
PfGKIEs - Chow-chow ole.half barrel,
barrel. 50; 2-gallon pals chow-ehow. LIZ, 80.
35. Glass quarts. 90. Glass k.gallon. so,
! Glass 1.gallon, 4 rs. Glass Hex. gallon, rs:
COAL OIL-llo degrees Are test in barrels
2lc; ITO test oil In cans, A; $50 degrees frt
| test 8 40 per csse.
MACK EREL-No. barrels. Il SO. No. y
Barrels 90. No. q x-barrols. Q 90. No. KITS
HOLLAND HERRING i IS per keg
CANDY stisk, 1lhc pound; fancy, 1b@25c
per gallon Vinegar, per gallon, 10000.
STARCH-Pearl. ~. Royal Glass, OK Bon
ton 1.pound packages, 6. Corn starch lspoune
| packages, 8, 6.pound wood box glass, IN. g.
| pound paper box glass, 6K.
| LYE-Concentrsted. 2 1904 60.
JUGs--We quote: lie per gallon for glazed
| o. ocke, lOc per gallon for glazed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. standard, l o. s-pount
| aver, 2 65Gb2 IS.
DRIED PEACREs-Unpeeie6. s., 3oled Il!
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-05-22
LUMBER. AND BUILDING MATERIAL


QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
5TONE--At the Dallas quarries, 30 per nEbi
foot: lie for foundation leo for wall. snd $50 ~
GUMBGR-Yellow Pine, rough. 2 60 PSF 1a
over "a feet % per LOO; Dreso slIo uulshiGl
clear, $50; common, 225; Y ceiling, 20 G'G X cell
ing, $50 Xx6 rough, 50 per 100; Hx3 rough
/ Us per 100; Kx3 dressed, 200 per 100. SIDING
/ rs per 100 Poplar dressed hnishiny, 90 POI
loo; siding, Q so; x ceiling q so; y ceiling, %
white pine dressed finishing, 6 so per 100
siding ist common, q IS; AID common, 2 So
DOMINION doora, 30; saeh, 25@5 90 ag TO hSs.
BHIEGLES-Yel,ow pn,s. . eoMA 6C Ta!tt
pine, 4 6oes5 90: cypres' no. oe NO
PLASTER PARIs-per barrel, 4 COCA 30.
CEMENT FLUES-6 innh, e7xc; inch. aa' q
Iuoh ceiling joint. ! 90; Q inch Dap. t0r inss
eas,inr J0iIit 1 25 z inch cap do, COO,
DRAIN PIPES inch, 1So psY foot: $:rnc. 2Go;
6 inch, a7<c; 2 inch, 400 8 inch. 500
MIXED PAINTS.-Ready for rse ana sl COL.
ors, / Is per gal. All the sastad and stan
dard makes are on Gale by Dallas aeslese.
WHITE LEAD-Strictly pure, 6 1895 3d..
WINDOW GLASS-8x10 to l0x12 90: 10xl4
to 14x2L 1885, 16x24 to 20x2S rs, less 40 per cont
LIME-Ooopered. Austin, 2 90 por barrel; baG,
1 20 Des,son oar iots, 900; par hsrfas, 4 10;
pGilss. n lots. zoe: per tushe! az
HAIR-Per pound, Sg9Ho...
POSTS--Oedar. II So B0ig d arc ID
LATHE 90 Der Loco
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II appears, l. an oN um,l ,ligu iGio u sItlems
OF other ia e. ald rounh,ts, Aee tdlps,{,
bill has Just brtu passed ~ Tue sehhli au,hoi
lz'ng the gOytTuOf AMI senate u appllni lhfve
com mi ssioneff, AMI appropra'ins tlLOeO "a
meet ,Aafies aud 'Tsyelilg and otaefeNpsnAes
u es'etn Union officials ~ New YORK FAY lne
r, ported roi, clsd sulse OF the ieleerApherS u
ropalsr Suuday amusement is iIrnl'hed ia
HaT,fsriby a taTrlsr ina, kills hneen rays IN
10y Harm ~, Of sunisld, Connecticut, has a
Rramsn hen n at has l,ken two young pigs un'
There are At present one hundred aud afIy'
two male and six finale eohvies "o'A'ps III
II Is estimated that there arc nearly i've
THOUSAND miles OF house 'ep wires N New feI ls.
city. A.. ,,T,,;y-5,;,,TT.s ~ GS,,S-T-T,c,
throws tho Is aud Iauds open 10 settlement rom
Inc Isl OF n Xt month ri 81 pr acre; -
Two hundred reg styles 81 stationery haf n,
beea introduced ihl; 'seso2 ,o hv,siIyohe "'''
A bear sho, at Gulf Hammock, Florldt, the
o,her d.v, weighed eco pouadS, and the fat on
his back was four Inches lhlek, ,,,,
some lrie RRo bod was found In the canal
n, 3, racusa New York, an sold 70 the ssTa.
cuse Cole 20 o. Medicine by tho undertaken, no
~ 'dcnrilyiI or aiming IL. 4 rnmor rs now
be rs circulated that the skin has been tanned
aud u psir OF slippers made OF l, for tho use OF
pari n attached u the college
Estimates OF the Mex Can government eNpens'
es Tor the next 4 cal year, sent 10 congress, are
t2S 10000.
Fat sheep a'e reported scarce In western Ne
vada; II H. c ITS a pound Is tiierej, but no
sheep are 20 BE- bad,
Itis among the facts not generally known that
a Cartsin toilet waite owes ITS immense safe III
tho soulher sia,c1 10 he persistent Gliusion "a
II IN the course OF her porfo marces OF certain
com dienne oucr popular sout1 Of Mason and
pixon's line This actress uded many poot
season over with the CHECKS the pei!uner sent
her, and she earned IN money
Heb ew societies In Buffalo, R.cho' TER and
Syracuse have con .ibuted Sb5,Oo1 Tor the
oruhan asylum at 10 hester
rnptured persons, and It Is Chartered TO hold
si,a5C 900 worth OF property
A number Of tho most promlnen' colored zen
In Angusta GeOrsia, have nrgln'Z real
estate ssocation, the capita ock OF which Is
limited to $500. a. e. a share.