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Passenger.Train DeraiIed.

by Telegraph 20 The IaspaIcH'' r,,
WHEELING, w. Va, September o., .,,ore
regular passenger-train on the Bal' ,,1oet
and Ohio railroad leaving here at . o , u,o,"
this ming ran over q COW al pe,'J do,
east OF here, at 1910 o'clock. and wa , -,
rallied. The train was composed OF q &c
gage, smoking, passenger, ana s'eop'"o
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Tho Franco-ChincSe War.
INV cable TO the Dispatch.l

Bv cable 70 the Dispatch''
VIENNA, September G.-Chinesc auVices
received In tins city report that CHINA mas
called $4,000 men to defend Pekin. anu nas
granted the Minister OF War I2,ooo,ooo
francs for the purchase OF munitions OIL
xyar
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Shoen~head.Bny u aces.

lBy telegraph to the Dispsteh'i
New YORK. September 6.--Therelwas an
enormous attendance at Sheepshead-Bay
races to-day. The weather was fine though
very hot. and the track was last. NO Ia
vorite except Miss Woodfora WOE uu,, ,.s
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ueauc,,ou ors.on.wornors' Wages.
tRv telegram 10 tie Dis

fBy telegraph 20 tie Dispateh.J
EAsTOS, Pa, september G.-Ihe GU u,
ployes OF the Oxford Iron Company ~
oxford, Warren county, n. D., have nevr
notified of 10 per cent. reduction OF ,i0"
wages, TO take effect on the 18th instant
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Not Degraded.
NOF Dts. If-NVFIs
IBy cable To the Dispatch. !

BERLIN, September G.-The Chinese Le-
cation in this city denies that Ii Huns
Chang. famous Viceroy OF Pee Chi Ii, has
been degraded.
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THE FIGHTAT LANG.S0N.
How the French Reiterated, Leaving I'll but
Their Ammunition.
TIIrraidI

The iolIowingis in extract IRONS private
letter from Tonquin relative to the recent
fighting at Lang-son: 1T have now details
that | have received from several officers
who took part il the fight. The column
sent TO Lang-son was conducting . convoy
OF forty-iiye days ra:ions. At the passage OF
the river Captain LecOmte, Typographical
officer. sent rcconn0iS ,ancc with an in
fantIy company. After having crossed
the stream, unsuspicious OF dancer,
he found himself face TO face WITH
the Chinese. who received him with a
murdcrous muskotry GEc. lie drove back
the enemy and gave time for the column 10
ra,s he river. The Chinese sent a illg OF
truce from their general stating that they
wanted five days to evacua,c the country
and Lang-son. Colonel Dugcnne answered
that, though in spite Of the treaty with
France thew had attacked the French
tToous, be had orders to 90 to LanS-Son
and he would 90. lie advised them to re-
tire before his troops. Ills advice was ac-
ccpted. The column set forward in the
midst Of rocks. shrubs. and bu 'hrs. Hardly
bad the troops entered the pass when RON
every direction fire flashed forth on the
devoted fellows. The Chinese, who were
hidden. fired yolley after voley from
every side. Seven officers were killed ana
wounded. More than one hundred men
I, II
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Appointments.
Rooms DEMOCRATIC STATE
FNpCrTIyE COMMITTEE,

Rooms DEMOCRATIC STATED
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, August II, ISL )
The following appointments are promul-
gated by and with the consent OF the speak
crs named:
Local papers and party authorities viii
please give these appointments all possible
publicity.
Unless otherwise indicated. the appoint
mcnts are made for couny.sea;, and. As far
AS possible, on courl-days.
.JoHS :. BARBOUR, Chairman.
u. Shepperd. Secretary.
ELECTORS At LARGE.
WALLER R. STAPLES.
Wythc, Monday, september 3.
Rockingham, Monday. September ID.
Orange, Monday, september -.
Bland, Monday, October q.
JOHN GooDg.
Abingdon. Monday. September -.
Montgomery. Tuesday. September q.
Wythc, Wednesday, September "a.
Mathews. MONDAY, september $.
Tuzrwell, saturday. September u.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
JOHN NELLY.
Caroline. Monday. September 3.
Lancaster, Monday, september ID.
r. II. NuNFOGD.
Carroll, Monday. September IL.
Grayson, Monday, September 20.
Franklin, Monday, October 6.
Henry, Monday, October IL.
Patrick, Tuesday, October %.
CAMM PATTESON.
Buckingham, Monday. September s.
Amherst. Monday. September Ii.
Nelson, Monday, September %.
Rockbrdge, Monday, OctoberG.
ArpomatioX, Thursday, october 0.
Allegheny. Monday. october 90.
CANVASSERs AT LARGE.
COLONEL WILLIAM Il. AYLsTT.
New Kent, Thursday, September IL.
Fairfax. Monday, September ID.
JAMES y. DUNLOP.
Botctourt, Monday, September 5.
Fluyanna, Monday, September ..
Spotsylyana. Monday. October q.
Louisa, Monday, October IL.
Piitsylyania. Monday. October y.
GENERAL PITT. LEE.
Charlotte. Monday, October g.
Louisa. Monday. October Ii.
Fairfax, Monday, October %.
Staunton, Thursday, october TO (nigh.).
CHARLES L. STUART.
Louisa, Monday, Sep'embcrs.
stafford, Wednesday, September IL.
AccOmac, Monday, september y.
SAMUEL p. COLEMAN.
buckingham. Monday, september 3.
Amherst. Monday, September ID.
Sussex, Thursday, October =.
Rcckbridgc. Monday. October @.
Fluyanna, Monday, October q.
4. N. KELLEY.
West Point, Saturday, October (night).
Gloucester, Monday, October6
Caroline. Monday, October 10.
fredericksburg, Tuesly, october II
(righD.
Alexandria, Wednesday. October Is
(nighO.
Essex. Monday, October 20.
II. ST. G. TUCKER.
Charlotte. Monday, october 0.
Amherst, Monday, October %.
Highland, Tuesday, October y.
w.M. cABELL.
Allegheny. Monday, October 6.
Botetourt, Monday. October Ii.
Bath, Tuesday. October IL.
SAMUEL GRIFFIN.
Scott Courthouse. Tuesday, september o.
Nckelsyille, Wednesday. september 10.
stony Creek. Thursday, September IL.
Patl0nsyille, Friday, September II.
Rocky Station. saturday, September Is.
Lee Courthouse. Tuesday. September l6.
Big Stone Gap. Wednesday, September
L..
Wise Courthouse, Thursday, september
Is.
Castles Woods. Friday, September 10.
Rewsonsyiile, saturday, September 20.
JOHN 4. MASSEY.
Bath, Tuesday. September 0.
Henry, Monday, October ID.
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..,1z11 5.e,< !, ~ - q "a ~ a; 4
cssS rs ssSie. /; SSplembey, tl1ae9o. o.
ann. defcber easy; cthef4 unehanes6 :
cssb' iHc.: September, 301aB!e. Poex
Anil snscujafoss holding on; cash, yi8s5O
fia: september, e.ea@ls.26. Lard qutes
ard n shade lower; cash, e7.35ae7. III Sep
tember. 81 aoss7. 5?i. Bulk meats eseler ;
shoulders, sc.75; short RIB, slo; short
clear, $1,000.
ST. LOUIS.
sr. Lours, September e.--Flour steady
and unchanged. Wheat art'yc aud ioWe.s
rios,ng lac. under Yesterday; NO.
y,J 7oascxc. cash. 79as0ic. Septem'
Ter corn opened higher Tor cash
and near futures: then declined along the
whole line and closed saie. under yesters
day. excspt September, which closed scs
higher: 49la4gic. cash, 47af9Sc. Septem'
her. Oats held firmly and very slow;
25lc. cash. wbi.key steady at si.lo. Fro
visions unchanged.
CINCINNATI
CrycrNSArr, September 6.-Flour heavy
end urcban gcd. Wheat-Markct easier az
s0gs1c. Corn excited and higher; NO.
mixed, 55a'ec. Oats steady at 2Sf29c. Pork
quiet at $3.50. LAID caster atS7.45. Bulk
meats weaker; shoulders. 20; short rid.
Si01et. Bacon easier, but not quotably
lower. Whiskey steady at si.l0. Hogs
dull; common and light. 1886; packing
and butchers. s5.5caS3.25.
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. September s.-Graln quiet.
wheat-No. 2 red, 7jaS9c. Corn-No.
2 white, 6oc.: mixed. SOC. Oats-No. 3
mixed. 2Sta2gc. Provisions brm. Mess pork,
| $3.50. Bulk-meats-C Clear rib, $1,000:
clear sides. gil Bacon-Shouldrrs, s,.I5;
| clear rib, s11.25; clear. SILICA. sugar
cured hams, sii 90. Lard Steamboat
go 6(aSo.5
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WrrETY RANK STATEMENT.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
R!QiMcNn, VA, September 6, 1884.
OFFERINGS.
WHrAr.-Whte, - bushels. Mixed,
SEQ bushels. Red, ZIG bushels. Total,
3,29S bushels.
CoRN.-White, l,1SO bushels. Mixed,
1,J20 bushels.
RYE.-l0 bushels.
MEAL.-32 bushels.
SALES EEPOKTED TO SECRETARY.
White, % bushels common at
soc. Red, ~ bushels coslmOn L0ngberry
at S3c. 1920 bushels common to prime
ohortberry al - 70 see.
White, 81 bushels prime Viz
Sinia at zee.
RYE.-40 bushels common to prime at
G2iecjc.
Meal. So bushels at 1jc.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September G.-Ylrginia G's,
consolidated. Gli; past-due coupons, 30 ;
new IS. -. North Carolina G's. old,
1919 Bid to-day.
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We quote: Fine. S2.2j9s2.j0; superfne,
50 5O0s3; extra, 2i9S4j0; family, $3.50
as; Patent family, country, sj.j0Ss6.
Market very dull.
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READ 1T CAREFULLY, STUDY 1T WELL,
aud you will giean from its pages Information
that may prove more valuable than all the wealth
OF all the Rotlischllds!
MORE PRECIOUS THAN ALL THE GEMS
OF EURoPE's ROYALTY.
MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE.
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FORCED TO RETREAT.

AT last. after two hours heroic lighting,
thc French were Obliged 10 retreat, aban-
d9nng everything with the exception Of
their ammunition and medical stores. The
dead were left in possession OF the enemy !;
but the wounded, through the heroic ac'
ton Of Captain Laperrine and his African
chasscurs, were borne of safely. NJ Last
the French got out OF the pass. and retired
10 a small elevation, where defensive works
were thrown up. All night long nre
like hail fell upon them. killing and wound.
inc many. Next day the troops fought all
day long, the Chinese barring The road TO
the river. a company OF the African bat
TALON made the passage. and the troops
we've able to pass. Help arrived. COM
panIes OF tiraiIleurs left Bsc.ninh and re-
opencd the combat. The tiraillrurS cap
t,rvd in q DsvourL charge the forthcNlOns
erected by the Chinese" Then follows
short account OF an act OF bravery for
which 1t i expected the Cross OF the be-
| gon Of Honor will be granted. While
chasseur was bearing wounded doctor
| of the field stray mule knocked agains'
| him rs he was crossing a bridge and The
| doctor fell into the river. Twelve CHINA
men Immediately left their cover in order
| 10 capture the doctor. The chaSseur, how.
ever, Jumped into the river aud rescued
him. One OF his shoulders was dlsloctted
by ball from q Chinaman's rifle. but ne
supported the doctor with the other arm
till help speedily arriving they were both
rescued.
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sim liar committee appointed by Abingdon
frcsbyaery 70 arrange for sending q MN
ister TO Pocahontas ana other points on the
border OF the Two Presbytcries.
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE,. September G.-F'our dun
and steady. Wheat weaker; No. 2, cash
and September, 7Glc. Corn stronger; NO.
2. 5Gc. Oats dull; No. . white. 2ItasSc.
Provisions lower. Mess pork. siI.25 cash,
September. and October. Lard-Pr'mc
stem. sT.3j cash and September. Sweet
picked hams firm at i2Al25c. Hogs weak
AT S. 25aS62J
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Give post-ofice and write maine plainly, aud adj
dress
ruE DRApFIELD REGULATOR COMPANY.
Posi-0aice Box 80,
sea lw Atlantis, Ga.
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
DfxECurED AT THE DESPATCH rRiSr-
ING H0UsE.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-12
mAnnmAnn Avn mrrA1s

AXEs-Collins, a dozen, 500; Gold Dollar,
Double MT, l5,oO.
sRnLETs Ann hns-l's, y 10; sugar kct-
Ties, i7,c II H.
Tin ptArE-I. G, lOxli, q box, 500; |. q.
liN2n, n box, Sp; Torno, liN9, h box, 80;
rornC, MN, il box, lac.
TiNwARE-- pioced, discount 20 "A cent;
stamped, discount NJ a cent.
SoLnEn-Ne, |, liz; No, , aud ", lSc a n.
DUCK lionsE COLLARs--No, l,LNF dozen.
HAMEs-'rwo loop, i.O Adozen; three loop,
as n dozen.
TkcKs-in boxes, 100 papers, go y box.
uRuR HoEs-R dozen, 40; railroad picks,
~ DOZEN, so.
MArrocHs-N dozen, a0
RuRnER BELriNa-Discount 20 Pcent aud
~ hccnt.
NAiis-G2S rate
SuovKis AND SPADES owlAnd's, dis.
| count 20 n cent; Amcs' llat, steel goods, dis
| count 10 and 10 h cent.
| HrAvY HARpwARE-Sharis, finished, a0C
! poles, 1850; singlctrccs, wagons, select, l.1i,
| buggy, 2.2i; express, g'O; wagon tongues
| lNN; hickory axlcs, 1000, holsters i,6; coup
ling poles, i7h; epokcs, XXX, select, 80,
INK, 2.5a' sawed felloes, ~, l,56; 2, aO
| Bowden Shoes, 600; northwestern horse nails
No, q, hOO; Z, 81; \ 400; bar Iron, lc rate
pillow steel, 10; spring steel, Sc, cast steel, lsc
| UNDERESTIMATE II, and spring top, NltNd
ln.eO. do, opcn, T0nNfSlO0; do, side sprinl
top, lOQ.oOaalSA0Oi do. side bar, lOOONflaOOO
do, phWtons, laioafl5oNo, grade A. sid,
1900; bump seat BUCKLES, isb.ONt9d0O; plai
form springs, llo00elln.oO; three spring wag
Gus, po.o0(eilS0Q.
WIRR-hmooth wire No. ., 10; Nos. 10 an
Nc. iApAnncd, barbed wire, o., aalyan
scd barbed. 10
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DRY GOODS.

-Merrimac d, o; Manchester, 9;
Arnold, O.; Arnold's Indigo, u; Arnofd's
choice doS Americans 5l; American AI3 n,ano In
ter mourning, 81: Simpson mourning, 8
Hartel, o; Dunnel, g. Eddystone. q.
0I,ocheco, 9; Gloucester, 81; Richmond q
Merrimac pink, 8l5; Richmond pink, q; Allen
pink, O., Merrimac shirting,5 .; Regatta shirt
Ing, AZ; Hampton, "; Allen shrtlngs, "a;
Dunnell shlrtlngs, ~.
BROWN MISUNDERSTANDING LII, 81
stark ~ An n; A AIycr Indian Head
Atlantic II, ~; Agawam, o.. Atlantic 2
~; Peppcrell II, u fremont &C, 5ls; CONT
qSGS Il 81 PfPpoFS % IN d rSGRSTdHA a.
sssveT I BSm ' ill., *! GtarR x g.; N onpss
ell, Az Granite ., "; Bedford H.. W;
E En- M0 %sSha.e h92.! NV " 4
market A., Newmarket G.. 81:
| BLEACIIED SHEETINGs New York, 1917;
Wamsutta, l0l1; Langdon GB, 10; Lonsdalo
cam muslin, M; Berkeley ex cam muslin,
| 1876; Tuacarora, 10; AndroscOggln Il Al, &;
Masonylle,o; lonsdnle, Va; Cabot, u; Con
way, 7; Frultof the Loom, 0; LinwOod, 81;
Prosperity, 81; I'm a., &; Hill7-S, u; Hal
lowell g, "a; Boot =, "a Balloni 8; Canoe
q, ~; Gold Medal, 7; fitohville, Il Fear
less, 7.
Professionalism AGA, "A; Amosrcag A,
| lS9; Amoskeeg b, l21a; Am9skeag G, NJ;
| Amoskeag ID, IL; AmOskeug n, lOIA; Amos
keag r, TO-; Amoskeag Il, 0; Thornklke A.
"; swift River, "a; Mcthnen IA, ~ !; Con-
estogn ox.4-4, 10; Cords ACE, IA; Conesto-
ga OK. 7-S, "a; Conest0ga GIN A.. 10; Conostogi
ton, ~; Manhattan, B; international w
sTRirss-Amoskeag, 3-sC10-o, M; Ameri.
can, slf: Hamilton, IA; Amoskeag cheyio1t
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GROCERIES.

CoFFEn-Rio fllr, llCel2o; prime, l2lS9l5c;
choice, lSllt@lic; Lnguyra, lie; java, Die.
TEAs-lmperlnl, iSttn5c; Young Tyson, 100
aec; oolong, i6d,ec; Japan, GO(e6oc.
SuGARs--Powdercd, 0ltc; cut loaf, 0Isc;
granulated, .sIsc; standard A I, sc; Loulsl.
ana white clarified, NJ; yellow clarified, TIC;
choice Louisiana, 10.
MoLAasEs--l.oulsiana choice, Coz; prime,
SIC; fair Ia good, zoe; corn syrup, ibc; sugar
syrup, 6l0p03c; reholled, isbi2c
BAdGiNG-Pu Jute, w ms, l0Ic; Il yard
w ms, l0l,c ties, l65 u bundle.
RICE-Wholes,lo, q 4p74c.
CRAoKERs-sodaX X, 10; xxx, 10; cream,
SoAP-olive, 2.75 n box, blue India, !, N
oars, $40 box; u n bars, 40 y box | N
bars, a7e n box.
OGNDLEs-star, null weight, 1870: short
a.
ChEEsE-Full cream, iec.
| R0PE-lOc hasisi cotton rope, lSc,
| CLornEsPlNs-Hound, e)ci spring LOO q
box.
MEAsuREs--is bushel, iron uoand, 100 n
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 900; G-hoop, 2,2i,
| TunS--3 nest, 2.2i; : npst, 2Ti; No. |, 900 y
dozen; MOI 500; No. y 100,
| WRAPPING pAPEn-Itag and straw, ftit15c.
PowDER--iOO 4, key ~ - MS; l2ls do, 22i;
W do, l2; blasting kegs, s.21. Shot-drop bag,
e.Ostt2,lO; buck, 2.2Yd2,3i.
PICKLFs-C hnw-chow, S-barrol, barrel, S5
| i-gnlOn pals, chow-chOw, 100; S-wlllOn
pals, miScd pickles, LOO; glass pints, l.Gij
klANh VhAilHt @NN, klhNS "a gilllunt nsNi kllSN
gallon. no; gluss hex, gallon, 1,7b,
Coal OIis-ll0 degrees Dire test, In barrels
ale; 40 test oil In cans, $40; ldO degrees me-,
tCst,aln a casc,
MAuKEREte-No. barrels, l2O; No. 3,
barrels, T.hn; No. barrels, i.jN; No. 9
barrels, 100; No. 2 ,-hnrrcls, BOO; No, | kits
ill, No, . kits, 100; No,3 kits, loo
HOLLAND lERRiNG-lmnOrtcd,l 2h "A kcg
CANpY-Stick, llltc e m; fancy, liOt25c.
RAistNs-loudon AycrM
: CinEk-Crnh apple, ilc; Missouri cider, 80
gallon; vinegar II gallon, lSoAc,
SrARCU-pcnrl, &c; royal ulnss, Ok; BON
ton I'm packages, &c; corn starch, l.thp0ck
h ages, Nc; N-ih wood box glass, 7lac; S-h papo
box glass, %.
= LYg-ConCeutrutcd, 2IMbiOO.
Juus-Wc quotc' lie II gallon for glazed
crooks, Toe a gnllon for glazed.
ToMArOEs-2-h standard, les; S.ih stan
/ lard, N.2A
nutFn prAcurs-llnpcclc1, Sc; pcelcl q,
= WONtstONS-ShOrt bacon, lgsc; shpr, dr.
: salt llAc; breakfast bacon, liOghlsc; ham
llNDliigC,
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Forty Years Experience Of an Old Nurse.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the
prescription of ono of tho hest female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with nover-failing safety and success 10y
millions Of mothers and children, from
the feeble infant Of one week old to tn,
adult. ltcorrccts acldity of the stomach
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels
and gives rest, health aud comfort &
mother and child. We believe IL tn,
best and surost remedy IN the world, in
all eases of dyscutory and diarrhwa In
children, whether arising from tcothiul
or from any other cause. Full direction,
for using will accompany each bottle
Nbno genuine unless tho fac-simile %
Curtis ~ Perkins is ON the outside wrap
per. Sold 10y all medicine dealers. 9
cents bottle.
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LIQuoRs.

AIcoHoi,-N gallon, t9,s7 a t1i0
Enthusiastically gallon, 400 "a 1850,
Imported cognac, mi " gallon, ttSoi ls2, 1850;
$50, N5n; ma, tehc, iSeo, t1.t0; lSls, tsOO.
~, tle.to; OtArd, nupuy a Cos cognac, lS7H,
MO, $50, 400; 1854, 800; 1919, ti0.2S, Mis-,
Sus, pS s !. a 90 cosnso, 1873, ASo; 1870,
Gir-nemestic, New York or Philadelphia,
= gallon, 10; Holland, Y gallon, tl5ht2sS;
1ir Robert Burnetts Old Tom, p gallon, "a ih
MN hlr Robert Burneu's Old Tom, n cask,
tStooa,oe, Holland, Y case, F,n,
Nutrxr-l nuislAnA rcctined, "a v cent.
proof v gallon, u.lb; Western, nlSsl.i7,
Bourbon, y. io9a5o; Rye ti.sncDaio; scotch
imported, tccDtS; Irish. imported, $40
6HAsrAaruu : Rouderer Carte nlanch
quarts, y dozen, n Piper Hcidselck quarts,
Z dozen, 800; Krug a Co., quarts, n dozen
NO; Moor a Ohandon, Hillcry Mousaeux, n
dozen, A.0o; Cromant d'Ay, Rdofen, $50, Il
VI. Mumm 4 Co.'S, pints, e. additional; dry
vernenay, 2L7h, Extry Dry, NO
Wilma California claret, n gallon, e0Sesn,
Liennsndel No. |, Il gallon, 1910, importc,
clarcis. orilnNry. i caak, TO.VodS0Oo; hmily
,larote per cnek, sO0ffSl.0O; line clareta. n
caak, snbNalsAoQ, McioA n case, NOl. III
Julian, case, Nso; Mnscaux, \ case, 100
ponte ~ net, a case. lnoo. i.aroso, r case
.seoi lecyilll \ case, lAooi Chateau La.iI,s
I y cssc. sioo, ordinary, n case. AalaS.6o
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THE HERALD: DALLAS TEXAS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 70 1894.
ROOTS Ann SHOES.

Mems kip brogans, e5Gl.25; boys kip bro
cans, 60CGl.00; mems p. calf brogans, l.0Ispl76.
boys p. cali brogans, 0SGl.25; mems kip
l-buckle plows, l.0lsGl.Sj; boys kip 2-buckle
blows, S5t6l25; mems buG balls. congress and
button, l.75(r2.75; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2bOlb4.5O: mems kip boots, 2i.00G
calf boots, 2l0gdB00O: boys kip boots 1000
1900; boys p. calf boots, l85tsG2.00; boys
calf boote, 22.50G27.00: women's ~ kip olkas
1EGS71Sc; Misses ~ kip polkas, 6GG70c
child's ~ kip polkas, all sizes, 45tG5oc; childs
and 81 polish, l,0l0Dl35; Misses calf peg and
IS polish, 9V@l.l0; women's buff sewed poll
sh 9ODl.25 w0men's calf sewed polish, LID
9l,S71i; women's grain sewed and polish. ~
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4 visit 10 the house OF Douglas Bros.
will convince any ono that they are do.
Ing the bulk OF the tailoring business o.
N,sth Texas Thelr fall goods are arriv.
ing daily aud will be second to none IN
the state OF Texas Gentlemen will nct
do themselves justice II they order with.
out examining the very superior and
also immense stock Of woolens at tho o.
tabllshment Of DOUGLAS nkus.,
Merchant Tailors, fl3 Main
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DRUGS.

AurDs-sulrhnric, h csrscy, ISIS; citrie, r
N Vet oaalic, y N, 1871 tartarlc, powdered \
huns-Amblc, select, p N, 800, asafctids
Bto Scc eamphor, n 20 ~, opium, ti.0p 10 "a
-hefgAmot Handeron'r, y n, tai0,
lcnacn, Handcrsen'a, ti.ss; peppermint, hBI
wlntergreen, t2,2o; olive, Malaga, ti.2A
hcrAsaaBromide, ' n. 70 TO zoo; iodidc
.AoArs-''sstlle, notified, y n, ssicsi O..
tie, white, llCniA
MISCELLANEOUS = Ammonia, carb., q n
Ne; alum, sea- Nrruwroot, bermuda, OK, Hal.
sam, copaika, 5sci borax, renned, i5Ctl0; calo-
mel, am. Tic; castor oil, n gal, ll.iAni .co
cessia buds, 10, lbels; cream tartar pure
= ~, ~; corrosive subllmnte, \ n, o.; chloro
Mrm, ! n, lm9llO; extract logwood, bulk
y 70, iA1n; glyccrlne, bulk, h N, Ena0
iodlnh, resubllmaicd, h n, aO, leaves
hrc' short, h N, IS; leaves SIENNA, Alex.
= 5, morphla, suiph, n on, tah0; spiriti
r,rf wcel, \ 70, 80; strychnia, crystals 81 .a'
< ~ tar'oca. ! b, I; wax, white, y N
~. se...s ssam.as, y o., siA@sti.sA; elm
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Grrat Triumph.

Asthc result OF long years OF patiout
aud careful application, uidod hy Ill the
discoveries and improvements I'm
modern chemical appliances, the pro-
ro-s by which the fragrance Of the
richcst tropical flowers is extracted aud
| Florida Water hns reached state nj
| perfection which leaves nothing tn hC
/ desired. Tu distinguish thr genuine
article from its numerous limitations loo,
out for tho "lTadp Mark" which con-
sists or narrow white strip label boar.
ing the facsimile signature of lAuman
Il Kemp, sole propriciors,
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

WOUUH LUMBEN-UnUorI . feot, w n ,UUO
over % feet, $3.50 " 1000
DRESSED LUhBER--One side, select, t25 h
1900; ono side, over IL inches wide, 1850 +
1000; two aides, SH 80 n 900: one side, iLC6l}
inches, $50 n 1909; native siding, $40 p 900
white pine siding, second common. fN.50 y
800; poplar siding, SIS q 1899; rough ceiling
SIS q 1900, * ceiling, dressed and undrcssed
81 csIng Grss ssy aGa Ina 6
pine ceiling, so u 1900; dressed and matched
flooring, 1850 4 900; ll-inch battons, rough
1850 per /, 900; dressed, s2O Z 600.
SuTNGLEs-f 1000: SHp pine, 1920; hear
pine, a. No. / cypress, SL2j; O. X cypress
A6O; boss, best or all heart cypress, 81; di
menslon cypress, 4 inches, 80; round end oy
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Tho simplest aud best regulator of the
disordurOd liver In the world, ara Car
tor's Little Liver pills, They give prompt
relief In sick headache, diGSinoss, nausea,
etc; prevent aud euro constipation aud
piles; rOmovc sallOwuess and pimplos
from the complexion, aud ara mild and
gentle In thcir operation ON the bowels,
Carter's Little Liver Pills are small and
~ easy Ia take IA sugar. one pill dose,
Price % Ccuts
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The following are tho lucky numbers
and names that were success
full ut the drawing Mt A. @, ID. Miller's
photograph gallery:
No, l5f, First Prize amelia Haber-
man. 7'y3ps
No. III, Second Price. w. Holland
No. 2iS, Third Prize-Amelia Habor-
man.
No. 1870, Fourth Prizo--Missos Miller
and Turner.
No. 70, Fifth Prize John g. Jones.
No, 2Ol, Sixth Prize--R. Z. Auns
paugh.
We, the undersigned, do hereby Ger
tify that we were present mt the drawini
of prizes NJ Mlllcr's photograph gallery
and IL was carried on in fair and i'm
partial manner.
GORDON RANDALL,
j. w. kern,
ED RANDALL,
j. Is. DERLFoRn, in.