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PORT WORTH.


FoKr v oKrH, Jan. So.-TSpeciai.l-At 3
O'Clock this morning the dwelling OF Mrs.
ID. NJ. Burke Was burned. Loss, 100.
The circumstances OF the fire were so
peculiar, the house having Just been built
aud not yet occupied, that officers enQuired
into il aud found strong evidence showing
that ID. NJ. Burke, the womans husband,
aud her sou Archie were incendtaries. a
been purchased by Burke last night aud
,he empty can was found in his room.
Burke. some mouths ago, had threatened
his vile with vengeance when he baf been
arrested for cattle stealing and she lett him
and applied for divorce, and this was this
execution OF his threat. Father and son
were lodged In jail. There IL much i.eling
against the men. and a mos OF twenty
IL k.d oi lynching tonight, but the officers
prevented II.
A second effort will he made by citizens
here TO have Fort Worth selected as the
llacs OF holding the next democratic state
convention.
Judge J. L. Martin, a leading green
hacker OF this county, had log broken by
being thrown from buggy this afternoon,
Hattie Brown, an insane cyprian, was
sent to her people In Kansas City tonight
with money obtained from generous citi-
ysns. She says she will lead better life
hereafter.
III. N. Donaldson and @. M. Dixon to-day
Il ed . damage SUIT for $4,000 against the
telephone company for damages sustained
by being thrown from an omnibus by q
telephone ARE placed too low across the
street.
Word comes from Arlington Of lively pis
tol firing there INDUCED in by roughs.
The town Is getting . bad name for lawiess-
ness aud the citizens are determined TO
stop 1t at all hazards. -,
Subscriptions to . go 900 cotton seed oil
mill are nearly all In aud the mill Will be
built and operated In few months.
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HOUSTON.

HOUSTON, Jau. 3O.-(Special. l-To-dsy
come boys discovered the mutilated body
of nsSi, whose elet hes ina.- -.vu ~. w.. he
was a tramp, on the prairie near GUMS
land. Both of his legs were cut of, and his
neck was broken by blow. Nothing
absu. the body gives a clue as to how OF
why the deed was com united, but il is sup
posed that he may have quirrelled with
his fellows and they killed him. An old
pistol and VirmilIionvIle, Louisiaaa, pa-
per was found on his body.
Two attempts were maize by professional
crscksmen to blow open safes last night.
The ssis OF the fl 'ur mills had two holes
hortd into IL and IL was ruined by powder.
Failing to obtain M entrance, the burglars
entered the Office of Finnigan & Paine, hui
before they commenced 10 work he watch
men frightened them of, they leaving she'l
tools and papers OF powder.
Jsiler Young last night frustrated ar
attem pit to break Jail. Hearing a noise hi
investigated, and found that u 'rba, the
countorfeiter, had cut almost through the
bars of his cell. Five small steel sa ws were
d sco vered. Several persons were in the
nlnt
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ABILENE.

ABILENE, Jan. 3J-I5pecall-A Build
ing and Loan Association is beiag organi-
zad here.
Work on the new court house will com.
mence in few days. The contract has
been changed from stone to brick.
Tho city has contracted with northern
CAPT, ais Tor a system of water works at IA
cos, of $65 600, the work to commence in
2l0 days. Through the enterprise OF Dan
Foley one of our citizens water has for the
pre- sent been suppied bv n set of cement
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" ihs rsIas has 80 ssi more ialmels
than siOekmen and their hands, lapn'ers,
Toundeis, prPiession aud mechanical men
ell con Dined.
Can snsrehy disturb such q state, except
Tor moment The cause 81 sicial order
aud property security may for an instant
be east TO the ,earh. but II will be rsi,tt
sgsin On t.s strong arms al her farmers,
sho, like Aniels, when thrown by Her
eules will only rise stronger and fEesher
whenever they touch esrth's bosom,
Though organised plumber Of our pro-
dneing classes 10 maks cattle kings may
continue; though the growlinRs OF the
bottom dog now may remain unheeded
even u every wire ieacs from tie Red river
10 New Mexioo, and from tue sand hills 10
the coast shall 20 down behind this cloud Is
the sun OF mighty future. The old shin.
with or without . hslmsman. will right
herself, and Texas, broad.breas'ed nnd
strong Of limb. will move forward in her
hish career, securing property rights and
order. by enforcing Law, ana bearing tue
blessings OF higher civilization TO millions
Vet unborn.
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,lst T0fiHasisiT iof W. iisnrhsii 10 dil
~ I1fFs ih'stttisn. aui - ine niei of
- ~ asHeirt's ne ilfs. sh'rh ~ niutllI
fufedh THIS 10 tne .feepf ~ ore tass
avis leitfT u IT, fchsnfks b 0k 0n Ctnsumi'
liza, which Il sent Zee al aun'iaans Al.
dies ~ J. n Hoho al a s1n COfuef on aud
Arch sire T.. Ptiaie'phs,
~. schrnok's medicines hsys made teveTsl
Cuts II t'Hsnmpl Ol in IL Porte, Tod.
M. men Inu.
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BENJAMIN TANNER, ESD,

VITO IL prominent builder OF Providence. I'll.
was necessarily exposed 20 tho toughest OF a
Rough clim.te IN attending 70 his building oper-
rtions IN 1878 he Contracted n heavy cold on
his lunts, which soon settled inlo confirmed
Consumpton His case was cons dcred hope
less Ho WAS persuaded ~ ute DR. schencks
Tor several months wa, entirely cuIed. He has
enjoyed good he Attn ever ,igce, and Is now IS
healthy man ~ yod will lni Ia Providence.
Hu 10 always pleased to ., and u,lk ~iih those
who are suffering, As h. ha, Icson To pelie-e
that DR. Schenck's euiyiuos ne a specific In
lung diseases. Mt Tame resides at 1856 Pearl 81.
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MAJ. JOuN rs0IEsuuROIHn.


ilef husband says Ny dooior toll mo hs
was 40 hope fer her recovery she was cared
BY Or, schsn, IA fulmoae fyrap a-d sawed
Tonic,
az Ia POEtf, isD,,
Was so low with Consumption in lsIi that he
had no hope OF recovery lie cay. va hls s'.rl
% Dr schonok, Jan. Il, i.l waited To-
dralh u put an eni g. my suf 'Fings ! IVES
dissu ted silh meiieine'; l had mid 50 many
withOu. benefit and when some Que Aislsrd mt
" t,ke yours, p'ainls said Ihai I'D not wish
TO ID expeTimsn.ci on auy mote Mi' lur
medicines, aLd lis lOudllion impF0Ved rapidly
from their use. lie ~as tni rly cured, and
says ",haI he owes hi. lif1 10 the nae OF NJ,
Mr. Jt,ick Is well known 10 La Porte, being
ons Of TIE original German settlers OF La Ere
county. lad.
y. W. NEBELrHAU.
Another oh citizen o. aPorte Ind. , and ex.
TTuslse OF the U, nniy. was Dangerously i'll IN
luns fever IN 1869, lilo ed Dr, Sch, mex $
med ine., aud was entirely cured
ThsTe is hardly q town or city In IN, state ~
Indiana where Dr sehenek's medicines have
not ~ ads cures In serious lung diseases.
MR. A. SHELLY.
or the arm Of Smith & Shelly, dry goods mer-
ineursble Co.sumptiys lie was 50 sick that no
gave up all business Hs wa, induced TO u,e
DR.. sehenek's medicine by wsslhg Or sehencks
b>ok is now IN active busi ess anu ia ptfle
health. lie has recommen dvd the medicines To
Others. and says he can toll OF soms wonderful
cures made by 1hen. 90 and sec him,
MRS. J. Is. MILLER,
OF New Castle. Ind =, Is another who was saved
IRON COnsumpuv' grave by Or Schtness
medicines, fer she bad been attended by New
Cattle an1 Hsgerstowu phi siri ans wiIhoni ben'
etL Call on her or wElti to the above aid'sss'
Wv NIX. j. 8. UPTON,
or he firm Of UPTON & Browne. machinis,s. OF
Battle T. eek. Mica, Mr. Cyrus laSoriy,ot CnaT.
lOIe. Mich, used or. ecncncks medicines
Toy cnr-d him OF u sever, Bronchial all cuon,
wi VIII ch he had suffered TO- along rme. This
wa In Is !. and Mr Laveriy has hal NO return
Mr. UP on was also curei o. u serious disease
by Or scner ck's medicines -
REV. HENRY. MORGAN,
The Evans elst. Of BoNon. wa cured OF Con.
Sumption ovsr 20 years AZ, Ito i.sull IN good
health aud rrcRhing 10 his congrcgaunnn NJ his
chapel No 81 Snawmut avenue. Bo' IN II YOU
can g Il on him there. nj wasa severe Gaze;
and he has Aince recommended tie medicines
u many o.her, with great benefit
MIR. j. MGONIGAL,
or the Empire House. A. ron, Ohio, says. my
mo, er was saved from Coa-uMpt.vrs grave
by the use OF Dr. Schencks medicines, and l. ID.
wise all who are afflicted with lung diseases 70
MIR. A. II. GRIFFIN,
or Rayenna, Ohio. WAS cured Of severe bleeding
Of the lungs by the use OF DR.. s'nencE7 '"'-
monte Syrup.
Be sur, to send for DIR. schcncS's bOos On COZ
sumbtiou; you will find i osrrts' v''us whefh
o. yssa. Jude 10 use his R-rosdIs or MOI. 10
Is ssnt free, post paid. hci S, y !. hcAenci
& son, sorner Oh and Arch Streets. Phi. 'a
phis. Pa DR.. Schencks Ne 'i'.nes fiul. .r
Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic a. MaudT,.tn N.i b.
are sold by all druggists.
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iief husband says 'My d0eior told mo bal
he could do n0lhins foF her AID ihai thee.
was no hope fer her recovery she was egieii
BY Or schsn, es fulmoi'e fyrap al sawed
Hns.Ha
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MIR. JEREMIAH WYNN,
OF WORCE,TGs, MASS

Whose lungs were naturally weak. took heavy
cold In February. 1876. lie SO N had all the
prominent symptoms OF Consumption As Con.
sumption is hereditary In Mr. w.nns family,
he was naturally s1iDns about his condition.
Hs us, d DR.. Scheuck's medicines uuti cured
us place Of business is at 81 Irving street. wor.
cester, Mass,
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MIR. JOHN G. NOTHACKER,
OF SHELBY, OHIO,

Read the Cleveland Herald, and saw that sew
eIal persons had Geeu cured Of Consumption by
DR. schelcn's menisiuer. He concluded to try
them, as he had been suffering with ung dis
case for rome time. He says: They wVrs
rather slow In their action at rst, but after tax
lag tnem TOR a ouoie Of week, saw that WAS
getting b tier" He sooa recovered his health
and strength. Zee DR.. Schenoks BOOK on Con.
SumpiOr. plEe IA.
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moves ~ the i0ni, vhsn, shsf dedneiifr
the IA al hsfdsmsh and aottfslseis-
fsasors
W. hsys sns,Eei 10 sshoa.ias -.
We hsvs In professional aud PET .
snusl sofFios goo. .tt. .sslt. t.ttt Wto
y snd mlnins iadasniss w.. 49,. Rss
.3' 70!
isvIns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS glsSsl
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A FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
OF KNOX, n. w.,

Was cured Of Consumption by DR.. 8 heuck's
medicines. His was CAGE of great butf.iiag
The phlegm rom his lungs would collect ia The
bronchial tat ca TO su IN ali extent that he " as
mad night swca S. sc ere cough and often such
pain in hi sizes and rreast that il was imoossi-
bls tote down. His feat and less wsre badly
swollen lie is now so well tina, he works on
his farm, AID enjoys better health than he has
ia years. Call on or write to him His address
is KLoX. Albany cluptt. N. Y.
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Writes that his mother, who formerly lived at
Oswego, N. Y was cup Il OF CJnsunptio In this
year 1874. This is smother case which the phys.
icians pronounced iLcurabls.
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ASSIGNEE. NOTICE.

ASSIGNED NOT,GG.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GlVsN THAr l HAVE
~ been ap ointed as assignee of the prop-
e,ty aud estates Of Haskett & Elder. a firm M
posed Of W. n. Hasket' and +. Elder, doing a
mercantile business at Grand Prairi. In Dallas
cJunsy, state Of Texas. Said ap.
p ointment and assignment was made
on the 26.h day of Decemb' r.
A D. 1883. All persons holding or having
claims az aims. said merchantre ir n are hsreby
notified {, present their claims aEairst sad
frm within the time prescribed by law. AMI
ncknow edge their assent ~ prescribed y)aw
p rites Interested viii hereby take notice AMI
z vern thems selves acoordinPly.
GEoRG': RoBsRrsoS,
Assignee of Haskett & E.der
NEAII.ED FREE-A highly import,nt treatise
wi Of sc Dag on diseases OF the Hesrt, Liver,
Lung, Nervous System and many other dis.
eases which render life q sonrce Of misery but
which under careful and iudcious care In the
mst,Pi,y NJ eases can be curei Al ress
VIC H Earl. lE9 HpGson street Now Yn,t
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Bchenck was first known 10
MIR. GEORGE G. REDDEN,
OF ALBANY, N. ",

In the year 1873, At tina solicitation of many Of
his patients. the doctor han COMMENTED To visit
Albany for two days, and while making exsmi.
nations and giving adviNe TO his patient, 10
Stanwix Hall No was tn led u, on by Mt Red
den. his sto y y o. sss on. His tie daugh-
Ter had been sick .,r . lous time, ard VAS 80
low tina, It was inpossiple for him to bring
her TO the hotel; la fact she was confined 10 her
bed Mr.. Redden hal On ploJ ~d several OF Al
Ssn,'s best ph , sicisne, md they all pronounced
her iucurable. 8 veiM OF her mothers rela-
tlv, had did Of Cons ston and the Only
thing ap. arently to Ike hoped for was somethis
to seothe and comfort her for the little timsshs
had tolive.
After his office hours Dr.. echenek yisiksr
r, lens residence in Rast Albany, AN after a
careful exam nation OF his pauent, toldNe pa
rents that he believed sbo could be curedN He
was RI ght for after using his remedies for lis
sne began 10 inpio 70 rapidly, and In q sAprt
time was entirely cured This ease is 4 II
known in A,cany. and ary one u terested Gu
call on Mr.. Redden. whose Office is a. q corpsS
Orange aud Water streeis Mt. Redd
tof The WhitsLlne Central ffsV
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A SHORT RECORD OF
SOME OF THE
CASES THAT
DIR. j. III. SCHEECK,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
Has CURED OF
CON . u M p TON
AND OTHER SERIOUS
DISEASES OF THE
lungs.
MRS SARAH LAWSON,
on NEW YORK CITY,
MRS SARAH LAWSON,
or NEW YORK CITY,

Was at Aeked with Cln,umI ton In is5i. Che
sun ~ with the iii ease or several years, itur'
ing which time size usei many cough remtdles
aud was aIIeadet ny physlc.ans nut sradually
grew worse In lsdl was exam Ted by DR.,
Sehenek. aud soon at'r began using his nell
eines, she USED them Tor little over two
month, aad ~ss ent rely cured. she has en'
/ yrd good hrallh ever In Q.
Mrs. La son lives at No a3i Wtst 18th street,
Go amt soc her,
A full account OF her case is given In DR.,
Sohencg's book on corsump lou. which 10 sent
free Ia all applicants.
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ILLINOIS.

Mr.. Peter Christo phtr. OF Pawnee, H.. In his
letter % Dr. Schehck. dated June l2th 1875, says
that no took seve ,iy. FIVE bottles Of cod liver OIL
amou6 Other dtssgrseable medicines. and ali
without benefit lilo mad all the symptoms OF
Consumption. bleeding fron ,he lungs. coul n
and night swests. He says. 1t is without d. abt
that owe nv Ire to thr 'lgh ~ yllr medis.ines.
am Low well 0uu be9Et-.
This Is fgom teport made n d. eehsnck AZ
his home ef!ce in Ehlsielnhil.
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ILLINOIS

We shall ne xt mention tie case of Mrs, A. W
White, of Pekin, Ill. Her husband writes Nov.
els, 1879:
ia tho winter of 1S72 three pr mincnt doc.
tors tod me that my wife had Con umvtion,ard
advice OF n friend she used Jr. echeuck's medi-
clnes, and her hush nd IN HIS gratitude says
Thank God, by its use her life was saved. she
is now pntir,ly we'll n"
Mr. White Is the proprietor of the Whit1 House
al Pekin, Ill. II you live near there call ana sec
him.
a FARMER, MIR. AARON ECKER,
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JOAN IriI.h,
OF Ia POktf, IND,
y. W. NEBELrHAU.

Another oh citizen o. Porte Ind , and ex-
TIususe OF the Z, nniy. was dangerously III ith
luus fever IN 1859, ile ed pr, Sch, ncks
med ine., aud was entirely cured
There is hardly town or city In IN, State II
Indiana where DR. seheneks medicines have
mi 4. ada cures la serious lung diseases.
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ing no ways Tor quick
public enterprises. and
10 associated capital TO
the great eource OF he
Texss, BY her policy.
ways to alienate their
Q, with no COAST, ution-
subject. And yet, with
h prohibits perpetuities
} have gone bliDdly on
I1ciAl thing called a
which never dies,
ers may; Invisible yet
fling individual enter.
exerciees. Such leg
,munism by the pr%j.
q rich individual dies
altered BY his spoiled
Q Wagon wheel a. 1t
ArSie9 The mud from
49, ~ drIo0O}uM
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HR. A. SHELLY.

or the arm OF Smith & Shelly. dry goods mer-
cha u at Grass Lake. Mich. was oonsiierei an
incuIsble Co.sumpuys lie was so sick that ne
gave up all bus lntss He wa, induced To u,e
DIR. Scheuck's medicine by e-ssiLg Dr.. schcnck :
b. ok Is now in active buzz ess AMI IN p,rie
health. lie has recommended the medicines TO
Others. and says he can tell OF soms wonderful
cures made by Ihea. 90 and see him,
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QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
AxEB-CollinA per dosen, 3D. Gold Dollar,
per dosen 2 - Diamond Edge per dossn . 10
DS sRfii "a AND LIps-4xo per pound. sugar
SEA- sCxiss0 0 i Hfs discount p per osns
Howe, discouL. - per cont.
TIN PLATE-L o. l0xlA Per box, % \ Y.
rerne 3Ox22 Per boz, IS %
TINWARE-Pieced. discount 50 per cent
stAmped, discount 60per cent -.
sOLDtR-No. I, f6c; No IL and IA 10 per
'I DUCK oRsRcoLLARs--No IL Is per dossn
HAMEe-two loop. Is per posen; three loop
4SKsSIs boxes. 100 papers. y 'p PEI box ;ss.
" MsH Alto dossn, 30.
, RUBBER BELTlNd-Disooun 80 per cont.
ssakEET iRoSs--T B, 50; galvanized, discount
" sRaoy S AND srADEs-xo~lAnd's d.s-
'' HsH e sp aax 4 81 TsRi snsb.d %
polos. - 50 siugletrees waeone select %.
br&KH az e; sxprs,s 80 w1eSa Co.. scnspsSs
1 G1rTen13f g. c'' s..s a ls}loss <. & =.
boVdon shooa, m North western hofse malta
10 6s oN 7s8 500 Bas iroo. = rstA
rleM sts % Sgss s'esl =: e.: , - 1s O.
o5 g q opss . os go d Par e az az ss
%, lido pls o. % dde bar, 100 oalso g .
Phesons = co.ieo GO SFsds &c sts..S
nat bugsics 10 noA250 90 platform slslngA
" S g sss, s :sfes sss'1s Rs
= sxe IApanssd SsRSsd via q aaivanis'd
o0Rood ~.
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PROVISIONS

N IL though tas' thH tern pfcA'ng of N
v ~ = seas n al shw a l@cn sse IN the ~
rurt Qua a. 1, 90 90 ogs equsl 10 sfuut ~.
tO0.O rioupds. - iSW0O0 ,-uua. mo tnao
q lnial prudDct q. stvfe /. tolls a y, .hs,. 3
ner cent ~ tho whoa vthiefn pscsinE has
hfen done
nuehie, 4 nriwrs circular coutslnH h O..
lnwbR; The ,niAl pa'linsuf thn w'ss foc les,
- sas ois22l2 hes, o. sh o. nam,.. :.
svru lrfs cit Is .en credit u with 4, 800 "
aud inferior nn MS 10 "a aesd "a lmsiey
'his srsisa nssl "a aIo 40 o Tho seve4
Arge cites 1 51l go TO- IA ervr ssi l.. o. :
totsi o 400 600 N al; tbs a. 0 ~ a. num 80
fhs fsli,ns q IN avciaee weight "a 90 ~ IN
ce~sin. tut vi re 80 spliona y irFxo ~ ,hsi
has a IN LAT u6Sl 81 seasons srsir<, IN,
season pfomls's g tai short stOu, 4, 0ot,0
head. ccnpliIg Weighs
Qu0rArioEr ro-pAl,
sAooN-- short cloat slfea "a lonf
-ifnr. NO ko less.
iiRVshI1 = shor o'sea rites iixrr tort
wear. Xxx less braisisr ~>eon. lee.
pNNd--Can vnerod ans nca rasstd. ibf
LAND Ticrn i'r; hA olrfcl INC
sspound oaaa lie; 2D.p .nc ,rrs ils
T. pouud czs. ~ b'poi, >ara. 'ihn
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QJJfATIONB TO-DAY. -
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Diamond Hill csmtrir T KniShrs cambria
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15
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TN Omio.so ccsa trade ia .quieter. owing 70
ne niIder wrA,hsE wnile there are Inst nee.
SkeSs 4 5ois still asked for. range and nut
SSeSs osWsss, Aud ioul a lots 10 obtained ~
Il 10 range and nut and 20 % for egg ana Krale'
xho nature n 10 coal Is the ssfke ~ COM
S1GSinst . pY posed reduction OF q per cent IN
|SSr.s Vsees NO Indiana coal II arriving.
- " local supply appears to 30 sunioient 70
S1185Y I'll current wan 4, dealers having htd
4i4o time - lay ia 60 d stock before the
- i6ok place. riks ~ also 10 progress
10 q. ok'ng valley coal resicns OF OHIO. but
- not - yet he'd any effect On Toe loSal mar
" eousul Of Frankfort on the Maine. hnds
n IN q rrnsny It costs $3.50 TO cultivate IN
~ o w.. II. sg inst Oh IA the unitea staies.
that the return PER sore IL slASl IN the
0Xlioo State, Against ~ rs IL Germany. In
z0o1rsiis, whest, tree Oh board. h . cost pro-
160 vh 10 named. g. cents per bnshe. This
G6ovs in4 IA matt e Of wheat and food.stnfs
S60ef ,ly the United 3 saies have very formida'
ssv.r.i yss. ssc soo. q lame goat were
Tksy nav@ multiplied In number until they
noW amou { la &c band x,
Al el, gauty csnsii ucted three TED vehicle.
lit s:ntuIy ego after sns I'VE :, H Mont.
GoWofy unity New York.
\ lroSrding 20 the census report OF 1888. New
3Ssk lea the sts - ~ tns mtn1's ssr ~ :.
- "a nou d. N which product n the vAue
n n6aeriaI va s7,3;s.t6& and the value o. pro-
AGols wsa a7a,%e No Other sag - AZ con- y
1ses Win tsss on'o sssnus nsA' v no ~;
IL ~ sodac,s, IssI, l2s C.oss upcn 0nii
Iom,s wisconsin with i6,8J9S94 POT nut; vs ~
ofns,e ialA se32 %; value Of produc's' issso'
$hs YEAR 1893 w4s more favorable for potAioe.
80 any sin 1875 The eu0nat a. per men.
n. ~ Is 60 busheis per acre. Andshs Total yisd
- 100 bushels
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-03-15

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