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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

$4,000 would not purchase from me
woat Swift's spe iic Is s. 81 has effected in
my case. 1t has cured me o Malsrial Rheu.
ma.ism. Archie Thomas S~psingfield, enn.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

TenDyson's income is about $4,000 q
year. If he is made a Lord be willhave
a pension. There is no style in $50, 700 a
year.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11
Free 10 all Hinisr RS.

/ will send two bottles OF Warmers White
Wine Of Tar free OF all COSTS to any minis or
who will send Us an order from his store.
keeper ior Two d4zsn bottles Of the ssme.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

ton will comprise Sa2 delegates, instead
of 73S. as heretofore.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

The gray and hali no more shall grieve,
The signs of C ,miug age.
For Caroline cat both retrieve
And fullest o,iafa q -al .ne
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

Crouch on Rats, ' clears out Rats. Mice. Ice.
Mother swans Worm Syrup. tas e!ess. 25r.
'isonglt on Coughs Traches. l5c; LIQUID, SOC.
Wells May Apple diver Pills. Toe.
'Iiougli on Tooth tcho.' ms. ant relief. lie.
.RonaI. on Corns. q rt;orns. Warts. lupiops, lie
Wells lie .ltl Remover cures Dyspepsia, Impotence
The Rough on" Tooth Powder, elegant. l5c.
- - .
Pure Cod Liver Oil made from selected livers,
on Tie sea-shore, by CAswELL. HAZARD & Co. New
York. 1t is absolutely pure and sweet. Patients who
Iavs once takei, it prefer il to all others. Physicians
nave decided 1t superior to any of the other oils in
market.
Clappea Hands, Face, Pimplcs and rough
SKIN cured by using IuNIrsE TAR SOAP, made by
CAswELL, HAZARD q Co., SlW Y,.k.
For seven years Aliens Brain E0ol ias stood tho
strongest lost Ms to its me its in curing Nervousness.
Nervous DEBILITY and restoring lost powers to the
weakened GeIiuIative System, ana. il no instai,ce,
haIit ever failed: test it. 81 6 for 50. At drug,
gists, or by mail, from J. Ii. Allen, SO LIST Ave, n. y.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

Flank Walwortn, who killed his fathel
Mansfield Tracy. takes n wife.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

st. Paul's jobbipg trade was $67, 56S, 600,
an increase of $40, 372, 200 over 1882.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

I have taken swif's Specific g s. S. Tor
rheumatism, and fnnnd perfect relief. 1t is
the best tonic D Blood Remedy known to
science. d. 2. Hill, Attorney at law, Attain
To Eo
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

Was afflicted with Catafrh and cold in the
head. l ,ri~d many remedies without any
beneficial Effects, at last ! used E. 8 Cream
Balm. which etieciua!ly cured new. II.
l. billiard Denti.l. isOrdentoNn. MI,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

Tested by TIM. Fhr roroar Diseases,
Colds, and Con tta, RowN's BRONCHIAL TRo.
cHEs nave progsI th-ir ETH lacy by u Test of
many wears, Price % cents.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

We always keep Plso's Cure for Con.
sumption in the house.
Postmaster Day 81 St. Paul is a third
termer jus. confirmed
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-01-11

The Home OF tEe Izoir to the Throne of Ing.
land.
Gorrnsnnndcnnn Y NJ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
va. yea, n loy prices, .tusuo, ofsrcsny re
duecd y OluriIn.

.urrsTioB TODAY.
AXRS-Cnlii ns. cor lnepn, : og Cold Dollar,
per dosens o. Diamond EdgN Ter dozen, ce'
sRILtErs Avn IIcs-i'!c per pound; sugar
sCALES-Fnlrbsnks discount 20 per cent
Howe, discount - rurCcrt.
TIN PLATE. q. luxia pcr loN, 90 =, q,
liX2l. Ter box, s 10 Tornu tiXel, per boz, %.
rorne 20t2S per box, 10 90 -.
TiEwARG-plocCd, discoun, 90 per cent
stamped, dlfrOuut hlp"r cont
SOLDERING l, ilr; No. 10 and H. i,o per
pound
MANss-tgo loop p per poicn' three 'oon
TkCE S,-I1 boxes, 10 papers, , 80 per box.
GRUB HOE|-ptr doa.u, 3 o. railroad picks,
per dozen, 90.
MATTuCE 5-Pcr cozou 9 ~.
RUBBER BEITiNG-Discount 20 per cont.
kAli.S-S % rae
FLINT iRON--27 h, t7 galvanized, discount
suOvEis And sfADFs-Rovlonds Dis.
count in rcr ccns AWC, lis- stecl GOODS, dis
HEAVY HALpa NRii-shsrs. apishsd. o.
poles, lS 5G slugirsr,cs wagons SOLICIT 20.
Urrgy, 2Y: rsp.rF., " so Wagon tongue.
20 Ol' Hickory as.rs, o. 0t Iols'cr-.. . =.
XAA, 20. -.wei t'JncN - ,G = e.
so tO o. 7,-r p, % % hag Iron. g. rate
Pillow .is ~ o. ..rg steel, ~; east steel l'o.
U'jt E.-- lIir b. ,rI epf'"g f'' .' %
:2 e do laaA % NY g2 5 5 s'.i i.o of5rJ,pg5
phHfuuH. l"5 UH.-itl ODD. A ru'dc side spring
no " % ca du ulu,Uus, f,U n| .-.01 W; bump
seat buFf,Cs, ", 10. 20 Ua platform tpg,nga
no q 10 90 three snuuP wagons. so or 1llh
WIKI -Hmoot w'f2 \ ,. o. 1o Nos ~ tl1
r. 6HG .npauocd, oarbai wine, &C, galvanized
y y u ".
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.


COFFE a--Rlo iaiE, i3Wl'e, ufimG lafC
"a; choice, Nhml5c, LaguyrA, lig Java, zoo
TEAS lihporial, tif65o. Young Tyson, 40
SUGARS Powdered, iO4c crushed, .ieNe
gfnnu.ht'd, grC standard a I, Nc, Louis.
lama white. clarified. axe; yellow olarihcd, Ssc;
MOL Assrs@loui.i ans choice, COO; prime. S5c
fair 10 good, ac;. corn syrup, ibo; sngaI
syrup, sis,dic; rebOlled. s5esa2c,
BAGGlSG-rnre J9ie ~ pa, loSG per
yard; = lbs, lOvc. Ti6s l.Spcr bundle,
CRAUKEgs-soda, X, 6sG Xxx. 0Nc XXX.
&c; cream, %; ginger snaPa, D. -.
soAroye 20 S Ssr box 5o me soI laas 90 ne,
boz: l.pound bsfs, % per box,
CAHDLES-star full weight l5Ss; shortlth.
.ohEsss-w r, lac fall cream ioG
HOPE iogc basis. Cotton rope. isc
WELL BUCKETs-i ool,i - per dosen
CLOrHF- PiNs-Roun1, Csc; spring, per boz
MRAsuRhs-N bushel iron bound b0 per
dozen; 2'hooppGils, 90 S.hoop 20; = =,
per dozen: No. 2 5 OF No. 4 200 pof dosen.
WRAPPING PAPER Rag aud sifaw, iis'so.
%; ca DO. 81; blasting kegs, 81. Shot
drop, Tag. 2 O061 10: buck = 1904 S.
PICkLEs-Mcdlum barrel %; h-perrel,
%. small barrel o.. small ls.bsrrel, 90
pRfrcl, s 81. 2.Eall0n polls chow chow, ] ~.
i.gall N pals mlyud pickles, i 10. Glass pinto,
81. Gla's iuh.i., %. Glass h'gsllon, y 90.
Glass l-rl.l0n, -, Glass Hex, gaion So.
CJAI. Ou.--llO dcg.ucs fire test IN barrels,
l4c no tcst oil la Cans, 20; 100 degrees IRE
test 20 per case.
MACRELEl-No. J barrsls, l2t0 No. / y.
barrels. 60 30, / N.barrcls, I Sd. No. 2 r.
barrels. Z on. No. q barrels. 90, No. hts,
10. No . kits. a., 20. 3 kits, o..
HOLLAND REiNo--lmpOrted,l 2bper keg
CIDER-Crab ample, sA,; Missouri cider, s15
-Cr gallOl NlapVnr. per gallon, ihaar.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
DRY GOODS.


PRINTs-YI,op.usiN: lod, S; Close -, !, 5,f
iiarlnOnY o. COtAeeo, 81; Horrlnno,6 Z, Green
vicll o. Alien, I; Allcn solid, bA; PEABODY
solid IS Peabody BLACK 81, simbson 6iseS.
Ing. c. nei can. O. LarGlcy pink ana purple,
G; Arnold. G. Ui. red, o OF blue aud greon, H.
HEAVY BROWN Observation-Disclosures ~,
:; indisn Head. 2; VII. CreoN -, th; h-ina'
Derby, 81, 81: Glendale, 8.A, 81: Nat0lss !'-i;
5; Charter OAR, -, 4: Lake 1'or.a ~ VI
Great Western 81, s; International. - ~
Atlantic A.7h;BonniGgton'7s NatcheA "'bhi
FIVE BROWN DoMEsTIcs-Lale George
Ga; Hnrvcst7h; Pocahuniss III Great FSls 9
Peerless, 81 s: p'uu bland, 3 Atlantic, N
eireenhrer, TX; Allondsio. ~; Dwight ~ SCI
TBiLfScHED DOMESTIC socisl. sT, Sunny
Side 3; Hcmesyinc ~: Fo7en, e big honnnaa,
brio. l2is: Wamnul;e, uf' New iort mills, Nj
Diamond Eli, ouGbrr :; kurhts cambllc'
3; Nero, ~. 9: HCIu. =, s. BaIlnra veie, tam
bridge, x. IS rooriess. X, So; Fruit " The Loom
So; Gem Of the Spindle, D. DerEor 81; Glen,7h
DUCBS-ArkwriGhi l6; htufic&, Dor l0h;
STARK, dos. l.; Stafs, ,u-or l6 sewage s.0s, nj
Hampton. brown and drab, 90. 10: lIampdat
Xxx. de- II; Boston. nor, brown nod dFse, l64
Mon.auG. a. tn1i., 20 No. s. 10 iIch., 4?h; Nc
3 ~ inch. S7ss Gold Medal Blue. 12k; Lion
brown snd dTnb. II: Chariot striped, l2S; cav
TICXiNo- arnosseag AGA, IS; Hamilton, 10.
Hollywood, plaid, "a: Standard q, %; Easton u
9j<: Omop6 los; Continental Fancy. 10; STAN
dari Fancy. ~; Ha,r!sbnrg IL
&c; India. l0to; Arl'sgton sFG ThaIndhe
u O: Hamilton II; American. 10; Lowell City. ~
PLAID oSNADURGs-pel,a, Ti,; Economy
ia%h.7K; cGtesbs.SX Arlington, S; Augusta
JEAYs~Roxborour Is; Pacific, r R 2sK
Beaver Valley. %; Toxic. l2h; Humboldt, 3S;
United States 9Or Goln Medal IL.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
BOOTS AND SHOES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Mems kip bfogsus, from 05Gl 25.
Boys kip brogau., from sOaDi 90.
Mems L. calf brogsns, from COIL 70.
Boys 7. calf broaars, from 958l 25.
Mems kin 2-bucklc p,ows, l 00Gl IS.
Boys Zip 2.buckle plows, SOL 25.
Mem bun balls. congress and button, 1892 20
Mems calf balls. congre.a ami button. 5000 20
Mems kip boots q 0002s so.
Men =. calf boots, "a G0Gi5 o..
Men's calf b )ots, 2b OOc co no.
Boys kip boots, Is 0Oql8 %.
Boys +. - { boots 70 5OCg2 %.
Boys cal. cots, % 80 ~ 90
WOmen's ~ hip polkas, T5tBs1hic.
Miss ~ Kip polkas, GU zoe
Chiid't "a Kit pulkAs, az Slso, i5G-sc.
Child's kip polkas, al sizes o. f65c.
Momen's calf pg and ~ polish, ] 0oNl Sc.
Misses calf p, Z and SIS polish, 000l 10.
Nomen's buff sewod polish, 30 l %.
Women calf sewed poish. cool 67h;-
WOmen's rain sewei ard polish, 30 %.
wumen's 4 sewed 90el 20.
womCn's goat scwsd polish, 81 70 rs.
Momen's gtain ,ewed button O. to | 20
Women Nd sewed buitou, O. TO 500
Nomen's pnnt sewed hutton Is to28
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POU
TRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.


GREEN APPLES-4 00d5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, &c per pound; Brazil. $50
Ice; filberts l5c; Naples walnuts, 1Sc per pound;
chestnuts imported, none on the markets pea
nut. Tennessee red, loellc; choice whit, i2kc;
cocoAnuts, s0od9 20
CALIF0RNIA PEARs-b 1895 &C per hex.
ORANGES-LouisianA, per barrel, II 0o0
10 10 pei box, 50; vslencnc. per taso Of ga
o061l0 o.. stiP. -
5 90
DATRs-In trails, loal2c
BANANAS O0d4 90 per bunch.
GRAPEs-Nalsss, 0Oa6 SO half barrel
SWEET POTAT0ES-0n tho str Gets, red,
75c per bushe'; yellow, 90
OHlONS-New. 8 90 per barrel.
POTf TOES r -f-fiel, 100
CABI AGE-Tew. 2 IS 70 oper dozen. or So
CHIC sSs wequoie At oOes 50 per dozen;
turteye zoe
fGGo i5s per dozen.
BUT Err Choice western, 25@s5c cooling.
sAUER KRAcT-Bsrreis. II %. half barrels
so.
RAIsINs-London layer rev per boz. 8 Or
layer 0SF2 IS.
bRiED PEACHEs-rnpeei'd. Sc. peeled. i2c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
0TONE-At the Da rs quarrfee, Sc per cubic
foot lie for foundation: Ito for wall, and $50 fol
dressed front
LUMBER-Yellow Pine rough, 10 per itc
over ~ feet Is per 100 brs1 sic finishing
clear 2 o. common 2 p; Z ceiling. 20 o.; y cell
fng. so kx6fou h, per 10, hx3 rongh.
4 IS per loo: .S3 die-,ed go per 100. sidipg.
rs Ter 100 Poo n dpss' q nnslinv, s 90 per
100 icing. 2 20 x Get & = 81 y c.iling. 90
white pine DR. seed q i-hiug 6 70 per i0s y
cieiling. LIST c,mn on o. 2nd common, ? IS;
Omm,n soors. l So sssh. a5@5 20 ~ 70 aise.
sHIHGLEs-Yenyu Paus, svrt so unI.s
pfnc. 4 so ~. CypraH. NO. 90 No. q
So N 232
PiksTFR PARIs-Pcr barrel. Z ooe4 50.
CEHEFT-hossudals 3 % LOCDviile. 8 50
CFMExT FLuEs-s inch. EXC; ? inch. 90, o
apf b cs linf iona 20; inch cap Noe Z irct
oe}ISr 2 Iosnt IS inch cap DO, 6nc.
DRAIN Plsk 3 N d. lfo 81 fcte finch, 2c'
q iurh. a. &C incA, focs g., n. 5oc.
MKT PAiNIs-hes for use and all coll
orr Iz5ps- g1L AL The tested end s,sn-
dsys r,ah.< ar on $40 ~ Dailss dealers.
WHIT TFhI--Gf-if4f- ru-s. 8 IS o s..
WfxoCw GLAsa--sxi0 Q, i0xi2 so. i0xis
70 Nr2l sss iCKzs b. 2Ox2s. o7j. less a. peruen'
LINZ rs,,e.td 4 I.t.-. ca ler h-Ifts. 10.
4 70 Derrcog Car icit. GO per barral. -.
B~I'ss VI iotp. mr. rrr h-shel 2ta
HAIR Per round - 90.
POsTs-rf.fsr, Y 70 Bo's farc. 1871
LATHR-< ~ Ie- LIZ
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
sADDLERy AND LEATHER.
auoTATIors TO-DAY.

SOLE LEATHER-rouisville heavy (un
bTaudz) q: do heavy. 30 DO X medium IN
hraadsl s.. DO medium 81 Baltimore and C.n-
~ Msfnmorss. "a
HAREFss LEATHER-osk No. l. IS; No. q
esus, So No 2. 81 No. !. hemlock- 80; No. 2
81: No 3, 20.
fRFstH cALFsKIs-i 1901 %. according
PHIL sDKLPHIA cALYsKIS-So. l. 1 100
PHfIkDKIPHIA KIPs-So. l. 7sei o.
No ss .,sse eolisrs zoo inch cotton
bach bsnds 70, * inch cotton csch
bsnk bands, So 49, srHce chains, On.
49, trace chs.ns see sk-s-2 irs~ chsins,
ssa 7-s-7 race chsinA So 70 1 hoo5
sslrsrs rops IA .. ka Z vss hsissss ne
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
PROVISIONS.

A Chicago dispatch says: OF the 1s5,CC0 bar
rels of pork in ore hire armour t. believed e.
hold near ,wo. birds, and Ilu chins II early
tlirl. ffoyisi u, flru week ave I'D everi
thing else on IN, % iu iu'cfc't' ID Has uric :
are = a kcd up to-day, except on hams and lard.
which are at previous ,riDes.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BACON Shsr clear SIDES Ike Long
clear. 4 Hc less.
DRY SALT Short clear sides. llHo, Long
clear 4 less; breakfast h. con. lic
WANs--Canvasccd sud uDcanvasBtd, I5c.
LARD JicIce l0s half-berel, 10c,
IO-round cans l0kg 2o.pound cans loo,
10 pound cans. loo: S-nound cans. lOho g.
pound cAnt. roi<r
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIEs.
quotations TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
wOOL-Mexican, free OF burr. l1aisc Mex
lean improved. IsrlTc; coarse, l6<tlsc; coarse
medium isSIac: rsediun, l962oc. fine medium,
,o922c nne wool, accoriins 70 diIt and con-
according 70 burrs
HIDFl-Heavy hides " poup IS and up,
sound, iso. hight hides under II pounds, free OF
NOE, t.rulIs, bad and 1amGged, 5 dry salt.
Il. ~ vetsslti. 7c Riee1 hides, CO.
PELTRIEs-Deer skins, % sl2J; antelope. i0a
lhS- seal SKINS ~ 40. sneep relts, es per wool
l0dt5c. sheas'iug-. 1o.fisc
fkLLOw-Priine tallow. g.. ,aiiow grease. So
SO; or ssse yellow N brown. sa5c.
kEEs yAx-Prirne yellpw. &c; dark and adul
-srst.-a. iS.S ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08

and the Mason and Hamlin, Estey and Chicago Goes
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merchandi-t
WHIT for cnia lo0me and price Lists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
LIQUORS.


ALCOHOL 80 pr gal. .. Ter high wines.
NEfSEl-iiesfihed. Gni n. ~ per prof.
.our rngsb, one ecf old, l So Two years old /,
3 7s02 90 three year old. 2,a2 50; fancy, ex-
"a. Old WHISKY. e(Ha5 o. - per age.
wIsE--Clsrct In cases 3 g65 o.. per quail
e.: Cstavbs. per Esl eocGl so Pcr, ooa4 o.
sherry. a.. esnon, ood4 90 Nsderis per gal
on I 6O65 90 phif vine. IN cases Si6it 90.
cHAuPAGSE-JulesN Nun 4 Co, - ono so
iei8.ick IN baskel ~ SGs2 30; krue. In has
xet ~ 5o60 20 D0u ssue champagne. : 90
BOTTLED BEsE-s Iou,s eusrs. u 90
yrnsa II 50 oudvfiser own sise. II 90 pints
Z 80 Erlsr ger her u ats "a pints - 90
g hesr .
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Feb. Two Vermont sheen men
arrived within Tho ps.t wetF, with over go
b'onc,d rams srv"'sl ~ ih,sc were sold T.
Dallas gT we're. In n country ~ com plttrly
aeflcu tuia a. is Ia las county, and igrgs
being Altogether guo limited In 1uml, oI wool.
growiug. the object should b. 10 pr,-
dnce sheen tor mutton, for which
there Is much local inquiry, badly supplied
Heavy bod ,s, COED less, aud generally wei
organized r mc.t ys,d fhnnid b the aim
uosse be"peis hocs IA van Tor * client NUT
ton at rcas ubblr prices in tho Dallas market.
II 10 high here ~ qu,liiy TOO loY fur romfnri
When II il known that aui ruwtr has * J.
lent NUT ou sne' p, nallH, butchers vii usc
found.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
nan. nNeTrEs AND DAWN,

FigU Md. shcrphcad aud Trout ne. New
JEsRu, - 1t7Pel 10 spnulsh nacker-
H. ~ f..t' rriH ish, dfroo4. leo
ONhri. ".s. nVi dna SNA 81
med am &. 40 sclcft, . 90 halttm )ro -
eoi, 66lI fuIag4 81 Gee Befw!cE's bay %
prr htnartl
OAMT-V,nisun fad antelope taS BufiAlo,
Ducks per dozen, OQi quail, -. Wild lnr-
eva. o 100 OF grlnsc, 4 81. Sllu rtols I 30.
shtlts 81 fsnh 'Ahhlt. y
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08
LIVE STOCK.
QUoTArIuNs TODAY.

SOoTAiiONa TVDhfs
BEEVFS-Co n b eyes, none. fGiT 10 good
grass bceves. 3 V sI3Ac per pound: medium grass
bceves, 8nSllc per pound.
COwH--Barren cows q O0fH 80: Mich cows
North Texan grades. % $50 20: common TO
fair, rs O0s 90 90 stock cattle afoud. 1500d20 o.
BULLS AND sTAGS-For sausage manu-
l0dal6 CO. two year-o!ds l2d18.
sHEEP-Good mutton, s@3Hc per pound;
medium mutton. 2k@2ko per pound; stoci
sheep, 2opd3 CO.
GoATs-2 0oD2 rs per head.
uOGs- Corn fed, sks5c; medium t14kc;
sock hoSs. exc s'ecksrs aud feeders t64kc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08

The ss'si rrufuciion az rie iron i1'he uni,ed
0<.ses IN 80 "a hifC s-2 nj tons. srninsf ,
oDtal prD ueIio o. a I7s ~ ne ttns " u ?.
ohsuf,R . oecrae ~ 1888 "fo ~ y i50 = .
sOn<. 1h- prsduft on Of IL 0.is lsss tax n
n connsffiyn 9Th Z rro.u a n Of brssrrnef
u>eel In m rsn< yesr, shows u Il i.1 wa- no'
Ghe bad sesf lor he Amer can ir1n trade that
~ 0DeGkmco EoDrosouto1 - beyo boen. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-08

The best smoking tobacco is Little
yoksr,"
The Middlebury register and Addison County journal. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1883-1885, 1884-10-17
Organ Concert.

On Friday evening next. October 24,
an organ concert for the benefit of the
church will be given in the Congregation
al church by Mr. j. IL. Engels, formerly
of the First Baptist, Troy, assisted by
Mrs. j. w. Pitts, soprano; Mr.. Charles
Estabrooke, violinst, and Mr.. John En-
gels, baritone. MI. Engels brings the high
est recommendation from the leading
musicians of Boston and New \ DIRK both
as brilliant eXecutant and IA finished ar
fist, and will undoubtedly give our peo-
pie rare musical treat. We subioin the
PROGRAMME.
Overture to "SemiramiCe Rossin,
Notturno from the "Midsummer Nights Dream
MendeiSSohr
Song-"There is "A green HILL" Gounoo
Mrs. j. W. Pitts.
March iumoresque-'W Wooden Soldiers"
TschdikOWSk
Gay) "Stephanie" C=ibulko
March IN r Hat, Petrdl
Song-"L 'Ombra della croce," Barr
MIR. John Engels.
Violin Solo-"Die Wanderer," FeSco
Mr.. Chas EstabroOke.
Onertoire, OPP. 30, No 4, Feih
Arlr Celcbre, Boieidiet
Song-"He shall feed his nock," Handle
Mrs. J. w. Pitts.
The Observation-Disclosures "March to Calvary,
From Sacred Triology Redemption" Gounoa
Violin Solo-"Cayatina in D." Raj
dance of the Bayaderes" from "Firamors,"
RaLinSteh
Pastorale in F. IThifing
SOng-Arie Ceebra from THE Water Carrier"
CherubiBi
grim"
Hdgner
Organ Postlude in G. professionally Hating
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Mr.. G. w. Thompson of Ogdensburg N.
Y who has been giving instruction in Spen-
cerian penmanship at the Vergennes High
School, and comes highly recommended as
an instructor. will open classes on Monday
next at II and 1o'clock p. m, at the acad-
sons business college at 0gdensburg. will
open about Nov. 20.
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Fatal Accident in ShOreham.

IRA Pond, prominent resident of
Shoreham, was fatally hurt Saturday
evening. He wished to go to the house
of neighbor, Frank Powers but, instead
of taking the highway, went across the
fields. When near his destination he
fell over ledge, 10 feet high, upon the
rocks below. His skull was broken,
and he died in about two hours. Mr..
Powers grand-child heard his cries and
called the attention of Mr.. Powers to
them and the latter found Mr.. Pond
where he lay. The deceased was over
20 years of age. The funeral was attend
ed on Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Beach, pastor
of the Congregational church, officiating.
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Linsley & Co.'S planning mill at Bur
lington, operated by w. x ID. G. Crane,
has been burned.
The new entry docket of Chittendep
county court contains &C cases, of which
"A are civil, 8 divorce, 20 criminal and l3
chancery. OF the 20 criminal cases, IL
are liquor prosecutions,
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RAILROADS.
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NEW RAILWAY TIME GARD,
Houston Il Texas Central,

GOING SOUTH.
New Orleans and Galveston
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COTTON.

IL orderto give comparisons of previous crop
lanles, tins statemcn is made IN to the 9i h
instant. Figures oftle present crop were pub
lished up to the zNh IN slant, but II II inter-
csting to mark the differences, and In taking
the 18th instant, reports of the same day, IS
far back as 1871, can be given from the tnbos
ot The New Iorl; Chronicle. On the date
given the total receipts at United States
ports were 3,3D,5iS bales, against
3,2li,664 bales for the same period during
1885, showing an increase in respect TO re-
celpts of this crop over the previ US. OF H.
Isl bales. But the TO al receipts from plan
tatlons on that date were 500, 100 bales, and
the year before 3,5Sg,0 S5 bales, while In 1882,
on December 10, plantation receipts were
3,EN,0H bsles showing In this 10.
spect also an important gain ;Cr
the present crop over both years
given in comparison. The worlds visible
supply Of cotton on the 18th inst was 3,O5S,-
5Sl bales against $500, $50 bales in 1888: auaiuSt
2,S25,s6l bales in 1881. Therefore, In this re-
spect, the worlds visible supply, ON the 10Th
inst showed Il decrease in this wear Of DO
an increase of 1929 bales COM
pared with the corresponding date
Of leS2, aud an increase OF
1880 bales, compared with 1881. ON the 10Th
INST, the Total cotton in sight was $3.50 4
bales; IN 1881 it WAS 3, ~ 1857 bales in 1882 II
was 3,5i,l5 bales; in 1881 il was 3,78l.ggS
oales. The total cotton In sight on the 10Th
INST. presented an increase "a, compared
with the previous year OF ii,77 bales;
a. compared with 1882, OF li7.Sg bHes:
and an increase as compared with
1881 OF 2l7, 056 bales. As to foreign cotton. the
crop or lndia, made up at Bombay from
January To December 10. showed receipts
OIL .9l1,tOO on the 18th inst; l1il, 0On bales IN
1888, ON the corresponding date; l,16UUI
oales IN rs, and l3j3,0OO bales Oh that dttc
In 1871 This statement shows TINT the new
india crop Is smaller. compared
10 lSSl Hnd 1882, hut greater
tina that OF 1881. The reports of Mes,rs Da.
Nles, Benachi a Co, OF Alexandria, Egypt,
place the figures OF that country before us
up 10 the l7th inst. On that date rtceipts
were 1858 900 cantars against l,Tb2, 900 cant r.
the year before; against $4,000 cautarS In
In. Here,then, is the only increase In
eutton OF 1881 over the three
'cecding crops ana IT. is very small
, n. ltwill 90 no ways toward making up the
IN all other cotton growing countries.
crop moved much inster this year than
before. Receipts are greatly i'm advance
j. ne season aud export is very active, SO
" ,tocks are kept al minimum.