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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

EMPoRIA LOAN q TRUST Co.,
Sixth avenue, west of First Nationa
Bank, Emporia, Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

Plymouth Rock chickens for sale.
WM. n. ScoT-r.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

We may observe, by the way, that 1
Is getting very dry, in Emporia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31
Col H. W. PEARsALL, Salesman.

PUBLIc 6ALE.-I will sell at public
sale at the Henry Moys farm, 16 miles
northwest OF EmpOria, on Allen creek
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31
FRIpAY. FEBRuARY. 15rI

at 10 O'Clock q. m, the following prop
erty, to-wit: Is cows, 2 two-year old
heiiers. 2 One-year old heifers, 2 three
year old heifers, "a coming two-year old
steers. 2 oneyear old steers, epan Of
yearling ImuIes. span Of work mules, /
work mare. 1 lumber wagon. new box
wood stove.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

81. W. PEARsALL., Auct,
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

We hRye money to loan at extremely
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

We are authorized to announce Ella
Morehead as a candidate for the Office of
Trustee for Americas township at the
coming February election, subject to the
decision of majority of the voters of
the nrecinct
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

Al Lowry will start west tomorrow.
Everything and every body quiet.
G. Wadsworth Wright went t. Dun
Ion tI,ic Ts1OVninu
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

Notice is hereby given that Fred
erick Mann has left my care without
my leave, and that l will not be respon-
sible for any debts contracted contracted
by him.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31

December as.h. 1885 8, ~ " HA"r0N
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1884-01-31
tbs AMER1cus NEws.
EDITED BY !" BuRLow."
MoNpAY, Jan. %.

The township board met Saturday and
audited claims amounting to $143 81.
In the jury trial before Squire Grinen
Saturday in the case of George Akin
son vs.. o. c. Brewster judgment YVES
rendered for the plaintiff in the sum oil
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
uARpwAl,r AND mETAns.

ANEs-Collins, "a dozen, 800; Gold Dollar,
Z dozen 800 Diamond edge p dozen, 1908
Double cit, l7.QO
sEiLrEEs AND uIDs--4Sc - 10; sugar kot-
Tin PLhTE--L G. lOxlI, e box, $50; '. @.
lly2J, % box, kO'; Terne lS21, y box, 1.r0;
YCuo, 2OX28, II box, 1850.
TINWAKE-P ieccd discount 50 a ceut;
stamped, discount "a q cent
-OIpER-No. |, i5c; 40. = and v, lSe p, 10.
DUCK HORSE COLlAus-NO. i,4.2J "a dozen.
IAAt'-fwo loop, 400 tdoSen; ihresl0np,
ESQ SduGen.
TACFs-ln boSes, 100 pnpers, 25g IS box.
GRuh H0fs-F dozen, 100; r0ilrOad picks,
duEen,SGU,
iArTOCRs--f, dozen, 800.
ltyRHEr BEITING-Discount 70 q cent and
. q cent,
NAiLs--3.25, rae.
SHovgis AND SPApE8-RowlGndH dis
count 30 ~ cent; AmeS Tat, steel goods, 4 .
count 40 and 10 fA cent.
HEAVY NARpw. ,I.0-Shafts, finish, 0.N
poles, 1850; slngletreos, Wagons, SCI q, l.I5;
buggy, 22i; express, $50; wagon tongues,
1850; hickory aXles, 1000; bolster l.55; coup
l.ug poles, AIS; spOlcs, N&N select, 40;
NIX, $50 sawed fellocS, i l.76 . 200;
Bowden shoes, 500; northwestern hOrfenalls,
No, 6, 600; z, 6.2a; \, Boz: uar iron, 10 rate
plow steel, &c; spring stcf Sc: cast steel, lSc.
BUGGiEs-Gra9o Il. and spring top, 9l.tlG1
1000; do, open, 70,0O1sO.O0; do. side spring
top, to1.0NglSjO0; do. side bar, lO0,0O@l30;0o'
do. phHtons, l21.O9pl5o.O0: grade A. aide
spring, llO1Ogl0IU0, do. phEtons, 10000
&0OO; bump scat buggies, l75.00l32Ji,00; plat
form springs, l0.006gl9O.O0; three spring wag-
ons, tNOGlfll5.OO.
WIRE-Smooth wire No. o. DC; NOS. 10 aud
10 apanned, barbed wire, Gci galvan-
aed barbio de
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
GRDgERTTs.

Cor EE-.Rio fah, nal2c pnmc, l2kt3l3o
Nno'ce, l&9@l4c; Leguyra, dc; Java, &c.
TEAs--lmporial,4 5@5lc; Young Tyson, 900
Gci OOlung, lHGG0c; Japan, 600tB5c
SUGARs-i Powdered, 94c. cut LOAF, G,ae
Sranula,ed, SIC; standard + l. sc; loGis'-
INA white clarified, Sc: rolIcw clarified, &c
5hoice Louisiana, 7c.
MolAAssGs-Lousana choice 5oc, prime,
&c; fair good, lOc; corn syrup, i5c, sugar
syrup, tlGH3c; rahouoj, l5u52c.
BAGG1NG-Pure JGte, IA lbs luszc. % ward
10 Hs, lHtci ties, l55 H bundle.
EIoE- Wholesale, @NG11!c
tEAcF El,s--.'atH s. ic; NY .sci c.aaia.
q gingtl snaps, &c.
"oAp-oilye, 2.l5 y box, blue ndiS s n
oars, 3S0 n boz; u 10 mars, 40 = no&; / II
GANDL&s- star, full weight, l5l<c short
CHEasE-Fuu cream, &c.
tOPk-l0c hNs!s; cotton rope, iSe,
lLorgssrtES-- Rnnnd, csc; spring 1853 @
YpX.
MeAsuaEa o.anei, iron uoend, l,5C 50
dozen; i-hUOp Ia.H, 200; b-hOup, go.
NrEs-8 nest, 22j; nest III; No, /, 900 q
aG2an; NO.2 800; SOB, 100.
WRAPPING PAPEE- kag ana straw, $50 ac.
OWDEN--i.JO rs ltug ot 20 ibs; ~. DO, 10;
"a DO, l2J; blasting Kegs, 2.25. Shol--Grop ba-,
-.Jg1&lO; buCh, 2 IsUHS1.
PiCKLEs-Cbow-chow, 2-nauel, barrel $50
k-rqlun pgilH, chOw-Uhow, $50; 8-sallOn
pals, mixed pickles, $50; glass pint7, '25:
clgeS qOayls, ..JOi glass u gell0n, $50; flA7s J
gallon, tJ5; slaeS hex, gallon, 40.
hAcEEREf,-No. barrels, 1850; No. i x
barrels, 80; No. A-barels, $50: No " -
barrels, 100; No. 2 l<-harrels. 2nu; No I-iI..
.lai No, ANS, LOS; No. kits, ll9,
EcLLAHD HERRING imported. rs s. kos
CANDY-StiCk, lll6c ~ 10; fancy, lj5y15a
RAiSfNs-LonGon lHyer,$3
CirEh-Crb apple, 4nc; Missouri cider. SOC
d call ~; vinegar, Il gallon, lNP2nc.
srARoH-,Poarl, SCI royal glass .54i Bon
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip brogans, 959el.25; Doys Kip bro.
cams Nkgl.W; mems y. calf hroyans, l.0t9Lj5;
2-e scgle plows, l.0O0gl.Sj; boys kip g-bGcl'le
plcwe, SSrl.25; mems bufi bals. congress and
button, l75CD2.75; mems cnlf balls, congress
and button, 25eeI.bl. mems kip boots, glON1
calf boots. 25.0l6l60.00; boy, kip boots, lhWs
1900; boys y. calf boots, lG.JlG2ilp; hoy's
cali boots, 2e.b0gg7.OO; women's a. klppolkas
T5eBSllfc; Misses ~ kip polSa,, &rwiuc;
ohlldS On Kip polkas, all silica, ,Icijc uhlld's
PIX .ipolkas, All Sizes, 5NSS5o; women g calf peg
and rs polish, l.0O0l.85; Misses cali veg Rnu
~ polish, 8e@l.l0; womon'e huff s,WNd rni.
ish, sgGl2i; women's calf sewed pul-1 "a
gl.N5fi women's grain eewed ana polish. .
Wl.25; womens kid sewed, MG 81 women
glat sevod nollrh. l.IOnl.7b, ,vnnl-Ll.. VI I
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

a-luouoL-a gallon. ss.si Q s2.4u,


ahuoHoI.-ss gallon. s2.Si % SAG
ShANpiEs-Dcmesnc,fs gallon $3Oo 40 SO,
Imported cognac, ISL, gallon, $3.50; 1877 Ks 10,
NV, sou; lSS6, 1888; 1885, $40; 1864 SS.N,
~, Slo,5l; Otard, Dupny & Co.'S ccgnac, ISIS
'o.ti lS.o, S,01; 1854, $500; 1913, SLABS; Bis
$50; lSiS, $500 '''V'
blN--Domestic, New York or Philadelphia.
e gallon, $l.D; Holland, Is gallon, S2.TNd59 So:
9it hopert Burnetts Old Tom, q gallon, SS. N
80 Sir Robert burnett's Old Tom, y caek,
@5sgy,O0; Holland, e case, $3.50.
htsKY-- Louisiana rectified - q cent,
erooi gallon, Sll5; Western, sIlHal. hi
uoorbon, 81 ,40(g&50; Rye, Sl.50GS.5l. Scotch,
ported, @O0G4.25; Irish, imported, sac
CBAhPAoNEs Rouderer Carte Blancb
Atts, q dozen, &,00; Piper Heidseiclr quarts.
oAen, 800; krug & Co, quarts. y dozen
aoi Moer q Chandon, Siliery MGpsseuy. n
ioTeni N0l; Cremant day, + dozpn, S00. q.
> Ndmm \ Co.'s, pints g additional, Try
VlGeney, G75; ENtry Dry, 2S5s
VINES California claret, p gallon. 0QGG5;
COMMANDED No. |, Il gallon, 7No-5; innorted
arets, ordinary q casl1, TN0}PS03n; family
'larets, per cdsk, I0.GGd6000; fne ciarpts. 3
RISK, @NA0l751; MedOc, +, case. 500: 81
lriianr q case, $50; MargRux. a oese, 200:
E1nte Canet r case, 1000; Iaroso, s case
Ith' Leovill, y e1ss, 200; Chateau iaHtte
ersa g oi' 81 ftsa-, = eeHa assl't r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
DRUGg.


hClDs-Snlphurlc,I h carhoy, SS7h; citrlc, D
II, sc; oNallc, % 10, 10: tartarlc, powdered
", g..
0UNs--Arablc, select, q 70, SOC, Gsnieiida
IS TO M; camphOr, " to2ii Opium, {L49 to 40,
OlI9-BergamOt, Sandeuon's, n N, s2.lO;
emOn, Sauderson's, M,S5; peppermint, fA25;
wiutergreen, $9.2i; olive, MNligR, Sl.2j,
POTASH Bromide, &, n, 80 10 40ci lodido,
Sl.i0 TO $3.50,
SoArs-Cesille; notified, y n, s9loc; css.
tile. white, l4G3lb
MISCgLLASEoUS - Ammonia, carh., r N,
COO; alum, sol; arrowrOot, Bermuda, Ac; Bal
Gam, copalba, sc; horaX, refined, l5Gl6; cglO-
mel, am, 74c; castor oil, a gal, Sl.sacgl.O0;
cassla buds, n 10, l5@lS; cream tartar, pure,
rs 70, IS; corrosive subllnata, e 70, CO. chloro-
form, Is n, fl.0jsll0; extract logwood bulk
y -, EGll; glycerlne, bulk, q H. 2bGS1;
iodine, resubllmated, q ~, 2.6O, leaves,
huchu, short, "a 10, y; lo9ye1, SIENNA, Alex,
y ID, &; morphla, sulph, 3 Oh, $3.50; spirits
inter, sweet y 70, 2,; strychniR, crystals, sl35
q 10; tapioca, b %, 7; wax, white, 3 ID,
sulphate oulnine, - o., slGSs,l.s',i oln-
ohonldla, 20 TO ESQ.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
wnoL,nlnrs Avn prl.rl.tN..

WocL- Mexican, ileo OF burnt, UNI' lDs-
can improved, l9Al7c, c0nrse, Use. 'a. Ht.
di,llu No2lc; hue wool. srcordiur tsdIt 1Ipi
condition, ii,pllc; bury, NsA po. rp .ua
less, according In hurrS,
Atnks--Prime plump tllnta, - TOW rol ln
lso pet n; seconds, plump dintf, % hs tUj up,
t2o per 10; prime light and siut, W. rti n.
oulis, bulls and stsgs, 6gpc Per ~ Icy saltcA
lNeiiifc, accounting 10 condition; grOsu saliod,
1870,
liELrRtxs--Deer aklns, asfSgo; antelope, N
el5ci senl SKINS, l13Slc; shoep pelts, ~ pei
wool, alSAAc; shearlings, iOlDi6c.
TAi.ihw % Prime fellow. 10. ta,low crease
400 &. SgsAse, yellow ~ Grove. isrhc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
PHOTOGRAPHS.

/ have reduced the prioc-for an in.
definite timo--of cabinet photographs
from IS to S. per dozen. All other work
IN proportion. The quality Of nj nv
work. win continue to be superior. +
invite the attention Of tho public to
large portraits IN urayon ink and oil.
Now is inc time to order holiday pct
nres 70 avoid hurried work.
w, MCCLELLAN,
705 Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

The WY Of the nngodly is hard, but
tho way 10 the ION lea is easy. He
that drilkol rom It's fountains may
not have eternal life, yet, verify, no es-
eapeth sure aul sudden death!
Ola name, friends, old faces and
1ld whisky Gown Glen Lea as the es-
!ahlished saloon palace OF the south
west.
Glen Leafs nectars cause patrons to
believe they have an abdominal indian
summer.
Men may come and mon may 20, but
Glen Lea has one constant DOW.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

This namo has become 80 familiar with
The most OF people throughout the
United States that it is hardly neces-
sary to state that he is the originator Of
the great Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
syrup, tho peoples lavorite remedy
wherever known, Tor coughs, colds. Con-
sumption and all affections of the throat
and lungs. Price so cents Snd $780,
Sold by HickoX ~ Patterson, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

Prof. Robert BleIbler an eminent
Swiss tea her, has opened school at
1915 Commerce, near Harwood street.
lie wishes to give instructions either in
class or privately, either day or night,
to ladies' and gentlemen DESTROYS IT
learning German or French lessons.
Parties wishing to avail themselves of
this opportunity will please apply to
ROBEGT BLE.BIER,
1918 Commerce street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
pr. POULTRY, GAME, Ere.

Es--SSt1i PER barrel.
iH,s..--S'oily, = case Of 200. go; Valen-
esCS,cly, 100 p box; Malaga, 7.Ql.
NAA.-iO8iNl q bunch.
Malaga, 6.0O(G6.5O half barrel.
4 FVrAfOEs-Nomlnal.
(s-Now, country, zoe. 4, bu.
(oE5- hushol, 90.
sn-New 22S9a5o
ssss Us 7no,s NJ S.O0Ssi.Ss " d Ken
lN p dozen.
H-Cao'oe westero S2Alss .;
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
n ANN nuILntNN MArrnIAr..

LuAnEe-under . feet, 500 q /, 600;
tei, S22GO - l,O0O
|Eu huNHEE--O1e side, select, sos -
y side, over H. inches wide, S27.5O d
p sidpS,Sgl.hN q 100; one side, A tOi x
~ g l,W1i n2tive s,diur, so q l,ON;
le Niding, second common. $3.50 a
n ,ar siding, S25 = l,OO0; rough editing,
~ Is ceiling, dressed and undressed,
INi z ceiling, dressed and Unlrcssed,
Nv Poplar ceiling, Ss;.S0 % I 1900; white
\ ilS,SM {, Lu'O; dressed and matched
-..N 3, lUn; e-iucn hntlons, rough,
\ law dressed, go g lyN0.
'l'Ss- liu0l. S.Nl pine, sS.2i; heart
No. ! cypress, $La5; o. IL cypress,
~, Dest or gu heart cypregs, 81; al.
cypreSs. 4 iuohes, 81; round 30 / cy.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
Druggists story.

Mr.. isaac G, Chapman, druggist. New
burg, \. u, writes us: al have for The
plsI ten years sold several gross of Or.
William Hairs Balsam for the lungs /
oan say Of it what | cannot say Of any,
other medicine. | have never heard a
customer speak OF it hut TO praise its
virtues in the highest manner. I have
recommended it in great many eases
ot Whooping cough, with the hnpnipst
ciIectS. have used it in my own family
Tor many years; in fact, always have a
bottle IN tho medicine closet ready for
uGp
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

II there ever was u specific Tor any one
complaint then Carriers Little liver
Pill are q specific Tor Sick Headache,
and every woman should know this,
Ihey are not only a p sidvo cure, but a
sure preventive il taken when the an
eroaeh is felt. Car ers Little Liver
rms act directly on the liver and blle,
ana ia ibis way remove the cause OF
disease without first making YOU sick
by weakening purge. Ifyou try them
you will not be disappointed.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

Land or money claims against the
state or individuals, payments Of taxes
1H lands anywhere in The State, pur-
ha5e, sale or lease Of lands, adjustment
u titles and the recovery Of lands for
lust and lawful owners, VIII bo attended
o by g. II. JOINS n SONS,
Austin, Texas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05

" NV Bros: keep full line of dress
r special occasions; also a fine
sen. OF business suitinrs, over.
=, 49, w., which they make to order
Y anywhere. '
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
LIVE STOCK.

,-Good socrs. Sc 70 Sll,c per 10; cows
per lbi cows and caves, s!j To $40
corp fed. axe to &c per lbi mast fed,
h,aSaS9od, $40 to So; common, 81 to
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-05
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

DAiLAs, TEXAS, DECEMBER I, 1851.
~ Notice Is hereby given that on he 10Th
uaN Of November, 1854, 5. !. Al ms dong
business under the name OF Adams Il icun-
ard, ol said city uf nall-s conveyed and as
sian % tome, W. IL. Fuppen, OF said city, ns
slgpee. Nllhis property and all the prom
c.N OF every do'c iption owned or used by
him IN clu0ucting the banking business I'M
der the irm name OF Adams 3 leonard In
Guiding hlsow interest and that OF the rs
tate OF j. l.. Leonard, deceased, except such
prop0it, ~ II exempt nom Q ,ecut on under
the laws of TcNns. for the purpose OF 90 vert
ing the same Into money, 10 ba distributed
among such OF his ftcdliors only rs would
con cnt To accept their rIoportionHte share
~ his estate, ehd discharge him nom their
respective GLAZING; provided, that he Should
not be discharged from liability 10 nay credi-
tor who does not receive ns much as one.
third of the nmoun, Uu and clRmtd ia his
lUvur MS u WILD claim pg0Inlt his estate.
Notice IL further given That NIL the credl-
tors of spid nSSlknce consuming g. such as
slgnm Mt must make known IA their
consent In writing vi I'M four months after
hc publication uf this nniicr, AMI that no
crc'itur not asson In shall receive or take
any benefit uudgr said assignment,
w. II. FLtpPEN, Assignee.
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KEYS BY rELEGHAPu.


III $40 2ll,675 2,O25.30S i.
= this week. Great Britain, ll5 $50;
T,nbh; Continent, fS,t9 stock al all
tntes partsthis cay o1S,3i5; his day
lO3,G05
ST. LOUIS,
Is, Dec. 4--l'lour unchanged.
pnl u ana low err, clos NJ Jas below
n, No. . red, 7T I076, cash; 76G7GIs
h; 7Sc7tts, JHpuuy.
De- iar higher, but other months
Hover and dur; 2i3I. cash; 3Il S'Ga,
n: alts Us, sanitary; a2IG33la,
"A ciesiug at o Itslde figures.
>hsh aud December better; % iG2i
NV, December; - iG2S$s, May.
\ STEADY, l. Il,
MI quiet, 200.
Ipns slow and easier, except for pork
b actiyei new mess, l2.UO; extra
i ts-Long clear and short rib, OlO;
<long clear, 7I2'4; short rib, 1870;
n GG-5.
-l}cc ipts, 10: slow ard offerings
A poor good 10 choice steer salca-
Boo; al tomedium, lGDd5.00; COM
"a i.10 good butchers steers, i.2JGl.75;
II 3. SOB. b; cows ana hciteTS, 5000
3ns urce, 8,GO0l75.
2 i've; 4.51& i4!; receipts, l2,SW.
p1uU 70 cuoicei Igd1F sac, 100
"A posi- VI inferior bi'''oS soiii l'V''9AOV
cHlcAG3o' ,u
x, leu l. lOul uu'i anu uil-
a ,.,.,.....,... .,....-.,,
Rp'heu u SuiSle e'5ier' men Soiu or
kcnNcred - ilct 'Ialcd auu closed u
*teFu9Ei Decehlper, '"'Ig,i, closed
" " 'Seli t7' cloSeu '''si Feoru-
ftrung; higheri opened, 4 to q
Pr near ga alcru ! ana closed Is
terGeyi January e oSed higher;
mchNu cash, d'IGh'4, closed
~ 90 go e c oS''I yea, January,
"a
ctlEe' nv ,oWtIi uge'iii'l w cioSed
cash, Lon u t1i January, ll.d2, 80
ofuaiy' ll'W'GiZ w.
f'uN'i netllhrI l-,ei cash, d hJO
'foiiipe'5 o'cV9po So january, 6.sDg
,e-,.-.,,,,
',ie' ''i',''lVSr ~, % '2.a AZ l'o/2i
n,t, ,o, u'r'''' oii-, 'tui''
klngd 3 40 10 and closed dull; 1000
4
-Beceipts, 9 600; steadier, fancy at
a. 20; good to choice shipping, j.GNG
1hnon 10 fair, f.25G5.2j; Texans, 2.90g
-Receip S, 1000; steady; common to
s-,. b.. cu,i'i" 80 "a, ~" ~ -.'ue '''@o ;
1',si'@1t i'lliNNi tr'Wu t'p''
KANSAS CITY,
p CITY, Dec. i,-Whcat steady;
|}ql91s; January, 5l9s ,,,-,,,
H. Dis; cash, 81; December, 2Gd 20 Z (;
~.
pr ana nominal.
10 f7l'NA AlAAAi'hAbA ltNtl lNs
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Why VIII you cough whom Suil1h's
Curo VIII give Immediate reii0i, Price
ld ~ and ~. SOLE ;V g ~. iotsa
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limitations Accommodating.
BenSuu'S Cgp'iue Porous plastors
have The word Capriuo cut in the centre
Don't boo deceived zoe.
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~ Lacks steam bye Works, f05
Elm street.
XIV, cleaning and repairing gen
me n, sultsa speciality. plumoS
v',ried equal 80 new. Suits
p.' u,lu Dresses cleaned and dyed
PrN Warranted INST.
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DALLAS, TEXAS, u cemher 4, 1854 An
p' rsuns indchi'd To : j. Adams or Adams N
Leonardo ON November 10, ri, aie hetcbynn.
uhed to ,ai on me az my Office IN the m,nk
hulldi, Of u lppcn. Adoue Loit, ON the
south sid" OF Elm street, Dnlla u Nns, nnd
make payment; uthorwi,c their paper will
hc PLACED IN The hands VI nitntneys Tor col
lection. W. II. klIppEN,
Assignee J.Adams and Adams \ Leonard
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hoOvY wuaion underwear iu an grades
ana prices 40 cost 81 REINuAKDr's.
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riowe rom Inc Mayimum MineralgFouu-
IAN 81 Saratoga Springs, and is H. the uuiu-
ION ol ihe most eminent medical men, Ng
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER. INACrlVR
CONDITIONS Of the KIDNEYS, and a most
sanitary Alternative in Sernfulous Affections,
WIN ladies, gentlemen and bon vivanig Vv
erSWherei " has become the standard NJ an
tary eXpediants, fortifyiupt the diresttvp f,ipe.
lions and enabling ee-livWR 20 INDULGE With
J mpuhiiy at table. TIE world OF wenlth Ia.
teil1gence and refinement tlsthes Ia IL
sparkling naturally pure Gnd delightful
quhliles as the beverage Incompatible. and
accredit u with heing the eurestitnd spcedlen
source clear complex ions high health aud
eXhuberant spirits. HA1NORN SPRING
WATER ls sold only IN glass bottles; four
dozen pints are pac.cH in Il case. N NOV h,
obtained at al hotels and of druggists, Wine
merchants and grocers everywhere, apd
bETTERrON, IRVINE a. CO.,
Sole Agents FOR naIl0s, Texna.
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) SKIN OF BEAUTY E4 JOY FOREVER
Dr. 7. Eeiix Gnuraud'0
Oriental Cream ii Magical BGauJHGI
PURIFIES AS WE'LL ASBEAUTiFIES
THE t=J6TN.
No Other Cosmetic will 10 II.

erly made. Accept no counterfeit OF similar
name. The distinguished Or, l., \. Sayro said
You Indies will use thcm, recommend 'Gou-
raud's Cream ~ The least harmful so all the
skin preparationsw Ono bottle win last SIX
months, using 10 every day. Also POudre
Suh'll removes suporiluous halr without ill.,
Jury 80 the skin. MMr. ". 3. T. GOuRAuD,
sole proprietor IS Bond street N. Y.
For sale By all druggis'V md fancy goods
dealers throughout the : ted States, Cana
du and EuIolc. beware ct base limitations
81 Ou0 reward fer the arrest and proofofany
one selling the snme
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Roc ipts, No: slow ard offerings
poor. good TO choice steer saica-
Loo; all tomedium, l.G0dj.00: COM
ti.al. good butchers steers, I.2IGl.7j;
'3. ir3. %; cows ana hcifers, 5000
BIZ -uycc, 3G00j.75.
Five: 4.JJGL4l; receipts, l2,S00.
Luud 10 choice, ready sale, 2.7J,d
Dpost o! inferior grades sell, L.OlgLJ0
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-03
How Camphor Is Made.

The Philadelphia Press says: Cam
phor is made in Japan in this way:
After a tree is felled to the earth it is
cut up into chips, which are laid in a
tub on a large iron pot, partially filed
with water, and placed owe a slow fire.
Through holes in the bottom of the tub
steam slowly rises, and heating the chips,
generates oil and camphor. OF course,
the tub with the chips has a closely lit
ting cover. From this cover a bamboo
pipe leads to a succession of other tubs
with bamboo connections, and the last
of these tubs is divided into two COM
partments, n above the other, the
dividing floor being perforated with
small holes to allow the water and oil co
pass into the lower compartment. The
upper compartment is supplied with a
straw layer which catches and holds the
camphor in crystals in deposit as il
passes into the cooling process. The
camphor is then separated from the
straw, packed in wooden tubs, and j:
ready for the market. The oil is used
by the natives for Illuminating and othel
purposes.
The Mineral argus., 1884-04-03
Heirs to S2o,ooo,ooo
Chicago Tribune.

Chicago Tribune.
The Hamburg relatives of an adven-
furious German emigrant are reported
to have fallen heir to a fortune of great
magnitude. The story is going the
rounds of the German press. Seventy
years ago a dissolute young poacher left
his native village of Kirchsteinbeck,
where he was in bad odor and had fire.
quent difficulties with the police and
game-keepers, and embarked for Cape
Colony, where he became, in course OF
time, q prosperous planter and stock
raiser, and the owner of one ofthe most
valuable estates in the settlement.
Late m'life he sold this property for a
large sum, and took up his residence in
London. Fortunate speculations there
increased his wealth still more, and
when he died intestate, some years ago.
his property was worth over $50, 000, 900,
Efforts to discover his heirs proved I'm.
availing until recently, and the estate
has ever since been waiting for them II
Chancery. The people who now inner
it this wealth supposed their adventur'
ous relative dead long ago.