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Free Cards and ChrOmos.

We will send free by mail sample set Of our
large German, French. and American Chrome
Cards, on tinted and gold grounds with price list
for postage We will also send free by mail as
Samples, ten of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt
OF ten cents to pay for packing and postage; also
enclose a confidential price list of our large oil
chromos. Agents wanted. Address +. GLEASON
& Co. 16 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
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For children slow in development, puny
and delicate, use "Wells' Health Remover"
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If you are failing, broken, worn out ant
nervous, uses "Wells' Health Remover"
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''Buchu-paiba," great kidney ann urinary
cure.
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Rough on Dentist" Tooth Powder. Try
it. 15c
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Singing, irritation, all Kidney and URN
airy complaints cured by ''Buchu paiba." s
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"Rough on Corns" for Corns, Bunions. l5c.
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Trough on Coughs" troches. 15c; liquid
25c
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: -Ibs .NoruKas lerk gro1 Sasoirg
- hl.oral - Chio-9s Hsrald
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eA<lo Persons answering any
llHEYlH Of these advertisements will
ft1stGA1 do well to state that they saw
tIls&D them in this paper.
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AAuauA NJ WHISKY HABITS cured
UfUM & l. isns nsssi

Good Pay for Agents. 600 to $500 per
mo. made selling our Grand New History.
Famous and Decisive Battles Of theWOr1d
Write to j. G. McCurdy 4 Co.. st. Louis, NO.
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oLD<ErshnEEs sr -. At As
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-27
TRADE ITEMS.

Tar master plumbers of New York VIII
resist the control sought for by inc Journey
mon Plumbers Association.
On the Monongnhcla river 1,OD miners re-
fuse to accept the terms offered by their en-
nloyors. who appear la he indifferent rs 10
Inc continuance of work for the present, rs
the lower markets are well supplied win
The Poticrs strike ut Trenton has been
Nearly all the striking weayers in the
Philadelphia Brussels carpet mills are NJ
york. In some of the mills learners are cin-
Moved and are found able 10 TAKE inc
places of the skilled weavcrs."
All but one of the Pttsburg stove foundrlcs
started up on Wednesday with a few non,
union men. Tho strikers remain nrih anu
expect 10 gain their point.
The anthracite coal miners are very nuch
discontented at the decision IN iaNor oil TWO
weeks more pfidlencss. -,
The efforts of the bituminous miners To
organize the region have not been attehueu
with the desired results. -. -.
Fifteen out of ffty-scNcn pts Wcrc repre-
sonted nj the railroad miners convention IN
Piffsbur re on "Wednesday, and u miners con-
venfIon was held In Columbus, ONO, on
Thursday. -, IL.
Tho difference between the boot and shoe
makers OF Cincinnati and their employers,
k1Viil soon bc settled; 5000 men are conccrncu.
4 Cincinnati stove Inolders p''vp are sHiN'"s
NJ a 10 per cent. advance. - ~,
VA susf,cnsion will take place in the New
York knitting mills, but each manuincturer
nm determine the extent OF the RESTRICTION
6Snnbcr Of meetings OF manufacturers
IONS will take place during July, M
resorts.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collns, = dozen, 900; Gold Dollar,
T, dozen, 500; Diamond Edge, g DOZEN lO'OOi
Double Bit, 100.
SKILLrrs ASp LIps-ilsc g III; sugar kct-
ScALns-Howc, standard, discount d q
cent ,u,, ,
lix2O, e box, 500; Tornc, lix3o, g box, $50;
Tcrne. 2Dx2s, p box, li.jO.
TISwAH.-Plcccd, discount 20 4 cent
stamped, discount 20 q cent.
SoLDEn-No. |. l5c; No. and lSc Q ID
DrcK UoRsE CoLLARs-So. |. Az "a dozen.
HAsRs-Two loop, 100 h dozen; three loop,
TAcKs~in boxes. 100 papers, go e box.
GRuB HoEs-T dozen, 100; railroad picks,
2, dozen, $50.
Runner BELTISG-Dscount 20 4 cent and
10 q cent.
NAILs-3.2o, rate. a.
SIIoyEIs AND SPADEs-Rowlands, dis
count 10 a cent; Amcs' list, steel goods, dis
count 40 and 10 q cent. = ~
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shafts, finished, 800
poles, 1870; singlctrees,, wagons, select, To-
buggy, 2.25; express, 80; wagon tongues,
1000; hickory aXlcs, 1000; holsters, 40; coup
ling poles, LIS; spokes, NXN, select, 40;
xxx, $50; sawed fcllocs, ia, l.l5; z, 2uo;
Bowden shoes, 600; northwestern horse nails
No. o, 600: :, 6.25; s, 500: bar iron, &c rate
pillow steel, 20; spring steel, Sc; cast steel, dsc
BuGGiEs-C;ri,de u. and spring top N.eVG
10000: do open. 70.00CtsO.00; do. side spring
top, lOo.O0dl35.O0; do. side bar lOoOUgl3oDo
do phmtons. l2jOHGlJO.D: grade a. SIDE
spring, liO.00d2o000; do. phmtons, lJoWg
aO.OO bump seat buggies, 1I5.OV92p.O0; pat
form springs, llO0ogi2O.oo; three spring wag'
ons, 90.OOCDll5Oo
&c. japanned, barbed wire, &c; gaivan'
ypI I'm rbpI 7c
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DRY GOODS.

putNTs-M orrlmnc u, u; Manchester, %,
Arnold, u; Arnuld's indigo, d,gi Arnolu
tholcc do, 81; American 6's; american III
ilro, y ., Pacific, q; Hamilton, . a uioue's.
M mourning, 81 simpson mourning, u.
tinricl, q; punncll bla%i' Edjyslon1i' a. a.
Conheco u; gloucester, 1'si klrhmlhh, W,
Windsor. d; steel River. ~; Aliens. y u;
Mcrrimnc pink, ~ /; Richmond pink,O; Allen
mink d; Mcrriinnc shirting,5; Regatta SHIRT
Ing. ~; Hampton, IA Allen shirt'ngs' aai
Knows mErrINGs-i.awroncc LL,. ,JLi
s Il. 3, HMysflc ni ilTcr o.; Atlantic A. "a;
= 'iPc'Tppcf,cil l., u; Indian Orchard m,
~; Poppercll Il, :; fremont GO, 5gi cont
Mental *, 4; pcppcrell o, ~; rcbpcr,h q
~; badger state III, 5,,; Michigan II, . !;
nahyer Dam III. ~: Clark a: ~: Nonna-
rcii, ~; Grnniie y; "a; bedford H. "a;
eer.mSqIt,n + En- M9 Wa%h,s Il 9 ~; Sow
market \, -; Newmarket q, -; 81. ,o,,
BIEACiiEn SnEETINGs-Ncw York, lo' !
Wnmsutta. lOia Langdon GU, lOi l'onsInle
cam muslin, M: Berkeley cS cam inuslin,
igi,. Tuscnrnru. 10; AndroScoggin u ~, =;
M1sonvillc,g; Lonsdnlc, 50; Cabot, "a; con.
way,7: Fruit of the Loom, n ilnw9ou', y;
o IN i r. Y i HIloS' & ia m%,
III I: Blackstone IA, = a Hops, -; Green
q, > p; Gold Medal, u fitchNllis, . .sss,x
'o1r' ,'c,iKs.-Amoslscag AGA, II; Armstrong A.
l3i Nmoskcag u, ~ q; Amoskcng L, His'
Xnosk"ng IL, ii; Amoskcng +, lo's; Amos
kcnr +. 10: Amoskcag II, o; Thornkike ~
u :: Svift River, y 4, Mcthuen "A, l2lg; Con
r.ing, tx. ii, 10; Cords ACE, lil.; Concsto-
,,n OK 7-S. II; t'oncstogl GIN III, 10; Concstogh
C'rt.I NJ =: Concstogn. Goa rs, u; Hhmil-
ION. ~; Manhattan, 3; international w.
.; Occan,6. ,l,, , ~. ,,.,,.rt-
can. o.: Hamilton, lli.; Nmoskcng chcNi3l'
lOis Nshbymc "A, II; Ashbymcrcd cross ~
Observation-Disclosures, u; YORK, ~ W,
AKA, l2l,: Otis BB, llls; Columbian, ~
0iit 10. ID; HEAVIER Crock "A, II; Beaver
Creek BB, If: Beaver Crock &C, lO'a; warren
BIB, IliS; Warren AKA, l2iai Haymaker
brown, SO: Columbian, II; warren "
brown, lOis; Tncasvillc. ~.
CurCKs-uninn. No. so, IL: Union, No: ~
II: Union. No. Il. II; Miners No, ], lFa; Mi
ncr's No. >. To- d; Prodigy, q; Alabama osnn-
burgs, :; louisiana osnnburgs, :; August"
osnnburgs, ,..,.... -
GiNGiIN 5; AmoSkcag, y;
Canton, o: Draper, .; Glcnwood, 6l9; Bates,
:. tlnrcmont, b.: Miami, So; Clarendon,
Il %; Scotch, double fold, lO' g~l2' "
tousEr JEASS-Ecarsargc, ;; NHunlicng
satccn, 81; Armory,. "a; canoe, ~ Ihdiah
Orchard improycd,B 's. . ,,,u -,
Cs-Washlngton, ~; ManNilli ~
d6is: Slater 4 sons, . s(d6'a; kld nhlsh, "@o'
Nashville - $685.; Garner. % sChSl J. -
CARPET NGS-Tapcstrles Rigging s,6SGS7i q
Tapestries Sanfords, OydSl; tapestries hoN-
bury, ST.: Blgclow body Brussels, l.,D Low
eli body BRUSSELS, lSj; Extra Moqucttcs, l;i0i
h Moqucttes, llO; Lowell extra supers, ~
Park, Read Franklin extra supcrs; ~
park, cotton-chnin extra supcrs, 5Tl2; Phila-
dclphia wool, iJGbj; common cotton-chain
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GI,nlI.IiIIts.

,,..,.,.,.,. pto cIr ,to,ioc. nrl,n.. lpi ,tIgc.
,hJ..' IA ,siic, i,,,iyrn. IL. Jnyn. .t,.
~" ny - ;,,,,rl,i 1900 Younr fNson, 100
so, 49,, ,.,, Jn,'nn on,,ilr
~ o",",Ri p,1'tcr, 81 80. emf ionf. Mac,
,,,,n,,lnpnd u ~, standard Al, - &C.; Inul,i-
gl'nu, ,I, a. Al H.. yeiin,v clarified Ta.c,
| H NV "' y '',' ,' 1871, - ~
uiuiVv ,l. ~ Inn, cb,ic, Gn,. urlnc
- ~. ,,. ,y,,r 10 suunr
-: t'ir lo so.u, l, wv
| s!ppur' "i,''N' ,,r IN, a. ~. iOl.r. - ynrd
| =, ~ ,nI 49,. - "a i,tnu,lr
I, ,ns, ~ , 49,, 80, ~ an
| - ,c,,us Sg,dn \ I'd. SNN.7f e.. cream.
~. , ,h -, a'' ~ ~
- s,,nSv' =, = Inv limo Iudin. N
| oo =, h,,x.a' h mrs ia = bny. m
| n"rS' go ! ~ ~ - ~ '''''
| ~ 800 go y St,r mil weight ~ g. short.
| 4, '"''''' '''' '"''
| H,f,,,.,.y,. l,,,,i ,r,,,,,, ,Gc
Rmmin.rrNio, hn.t,. r"itnn rome. Isc.
| 49, t,t,gtsTt- t.y..l p, = dnzcu ~
r, ,i.,i Unnnd. De: spring 100 T,
NL"Ih '"''"' "'' 'f'''e ''
| "N,,a,.uys = h,.b,l iron n,,,.nd i.si 4
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-06-27
DRUGS.

Acips-Sulphuric, q carboy, 1910; citric, T.
10, !.ic: oxitlic, Z N, 10: tnrtarc, powdered G
N, 81 $500
GuMs-Arabic, select, {, 10, Soc: asafctlda
- To poe; camphor, - to2i opium, Si2o to 10.
OILs-Bcrgainot, Snndersons, G. 10, f2'iO,
lemon, Sandcrson's, SIS; peppermint, S3.2j;
wintergrccn, sos; olive, Malaga, Sl.25.
PoTAsii-Bromidc, q II, ~ Ia Zoe; iodide,
81 40 to $l.Jo. .,.
SoArs-Castilc. notified, e IN, S(Sloc; cas-
hlc. white, litolj.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carD., {, 10,
ooc: alum, Sni; arrowroot bermuda, 30c Bal
sam, copaibi,, 5Sc; borax, refined, lJdlbi Gallo
mel, am, 7ic; castor oil, D. gal, fl.f1@l,6O
rassia buds, y ID, i5blS; cream tartar, pure
r, 10, -; corrosive sublimatc. q ID, 90; chloro
form. Q, 10, ti.oj@ol.lo; extrnch logwood, bulk
iodine. rcsublimated, I, 10, 900; leaves
buchu, short, q III, %; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
Z, ID, q; morphia. sulph, Z, or, 1850 spirit
inter, sweet 81 H. -; strychnia, crystals, sl.3
% Lao; tapioca, g Ii, =; wax, white, e H.
iso53. -
Nb A film laD tp Hle
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ROOTS AND SHOES.

Mems kip broguns, 9j,ol.25; boys kip bro
gans, sOlql00; mems J.. cali brogans, 1.1c6l 20;
boys J.. calf brogans, eJ1l %; mems KIP
2.buckic plows, i.O0tni.S5: boys kip 2-buclslc
plows, syibl.25; mems bun balls, congress and
button, l.75ot2.Tj; mems cnlf balls, congress
and button, 2.50(GiJ0: mems kip boots, 2i.VVD
calf boots, 2jO0dGO.O0; boys kip boots, lb.Uka
1900; boys l.. calf boots, l6.jOtg2t.OO; boys
calf boots, y. 5OCd27.00 womcn's ~ kip pollSas
Xild's G) kip polkas all sizes, iJCn51c childs
kip pokas, all sizes, 5yG65c womens calf peg
and IS polish, l.0Onl.35; Misses calf peg and
IS polish 011l.lO; womcn's bun sewed pol
al 81. :: womcn's grain scwed and polish w
0ni %; women's kid sewed, 1Ogl.75; women's
goat scwed polish, l.JbGl.1j; women,s grain
scwed button, l.900l.2j; womcn's kid scwcd
button, i.Os0300. womcn's goat scwcd button
l7yu2 D.
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POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

ORANGEs-Iouisiana, + barrel, l2.O9plaoO;
r case, $50; Nalcncnc, {, case OF 40, o.ONGlO.
IEMoSs-Sicily, 800 Z box; Malaga, o.W.
DATEs-In trails, l00l2c.
BASANAs--3.O0pi.v Il bunch.
GRAPEs-NIalaga, 6.OUd6.5O half barrel.
SWEET PoTAToEs-On the streets, red, zoe
r. bushel; yellow, loo.
OSIoNs-New, 400 Z barrel.
poTAToEs-fi bushcl, LOO
sCAnBAGE-Scw2 2jd2.jO {, dozen, or JG5} g
CmrcKEss-wc quote at 3ooa3.jO q dozen;
turkeys, zoe.
EGGs-l0c Z, dozen.
BUTrER-Cholce western, 2Wg2c; cooking,
ly6lsc; country, 2sd;s5c.
RAIsfSs-London layer, new e box, $780,
layer, 26,n255
DRiED PEACHEs-Unpecled,S Sc; peeled, lie
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.

r..,., ~ ~ 20 ~ GRADES. eus,.
- lo1 I'D nn, ~ a. io"i' 40" s'""'S' '''S'
pcN!i S,o'u! n,,. hihor and firm. then dc
w n,n' npo,iio" rrnan,ion undcr Yesterday:
.illou' I AZ az cnsh ond Iunc.' 0,isfa,g,i, ,
~ 49, unI 'i,,sni tm,,,,st. closing nj inside
July, ";s"'"'s' N"s"''' '7 "
prices ,,,.,u. c,iri,. oc,i>,o. 5,i16nis. cash /:
,nS ~ IN Iniv. Iii .ca5o August 81 sCn5a Sep
miaol, :, Jun 81 }% nsc II, s"rcs '' 4-'
, oa,s io"''' "2i''-'"' ''''''' -'|'' '' .
NWwThhSsi,, ,,o,dv.sio
~, rrsn niea oi, n,ici sou
ppox,sions Juli
pnpt, ;ohh,n". 81, oyal5.5n.
INK mix meats lover; long clear 1906 short rib
az n.', .H,n NIL, oicar q WINS
Tae sp9r Io S'e long clear, sossosIs short
rib SO; sm9r, Clear D.
r"itic"H "c"ints. 400: slow except for good
rxnno ,rhich nrr Wanted: exportcrs $1,000
gnv, s e. ines. %rass natives. si.5na5O: grass
T"Nans. sS:Sa5: bulk sales, si.J0GiGO.
Neutrality-suspicious. SLOW anu 'ower' S'''V'@
~ shoon- Rcccipts son: steady for good grades;
o,i,'in ,n cond sS SyaS ~: choice to extra,
W. w. "oaJ a. choice lambs, 81 2ja525;
$1,000, s6,gi .,
leN'hs' S-" w., .,.o,,p,xsy,nxrr.
Nrw optraSs' .iunc o6.-Cornmcal-Fair
, mnw p IN io,yrr rates. si. lSiSm3l5.
MaS-ln good dcm"ndi prime Slo; fancy
'oimmimp. >te,,s-,;ood demand: shoulders
nuik On. nac,<cd ga5. long clear and clear
| ru, o,p n, ct, io,,o,d. shouidcrs n 6oik.
IN, L. a s,' clcar rib q ~
'oi RgranNnnlI and lower: ~ JdsO.
others mnc nncbnnccd
cutc.no MARKET
| ,,t,c,oo Jnnr 9-FIour-Ouict and un.
h ,ndoA'o' june 'o'' Gun
VnWni,ss' v.t,. to,,ond. onened casv. de.
.,t n,"slrithi Inai,nnJ N ,,ain and closed s.
~" ,,,cr vcs,cr,Iay. lime nj .Gs'ya,, CLOSED
XII ,,@ up ,Iulv. s,i.,as,Sis, closed So; Au
gust s-s9,dssit closed S3a.
sarsa, bus unsettled, closed tx lower
for Iuly: ~ lower for August; | lower fol
Snn,ar;;,,,or t,an yostordnv. cnsh hof1fds,3i Z
ScP,c,iirsS.i IAN 49, s5s'.,,,tir ciosed b5f
IA. iuiy' SrSta5is.. closed 53is; August, 81.
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he per n; seconds. plump hints, ~ n, and up,
iYc nor ~: prime llsht aud Rips, l2c per NJ;
culls hull. and stays, Waalc per III; dry sullcd'
a0lli %, according To conditions green salicd'
1000, a.,
oils; seal skins, l'H6anr; sheep pvlts, uS per
wool, 9soAic; .hourliugs, loWlN.
TAIIuw-Irimr tallow, e.; tnlluW grouse
,.cii ,c; grease, yellow to brown, hhr'
BEEswAN-l'rlmv yellow, lOc; dark ANA
uIuItarutsI If.ghg.
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TIE BUSINESS WORLD,
COMMERCIAL.

uhr 81, june M.-A lew days moro VIII
open up the wheat market uirly. NJ present
prlccs OF now grain are Irregular und trans
actions feeble. Receipts OF wool are better
aud rates cent higher, There II a slight hd-
vance In certain clnssifications uf lumber, hs
NOTED elsewhere. The vegetable market -
bctt.r suppllCsl than any previous year.
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PFOUTS, ELLIOTT { HALL, PrSpretOr'

For lighting country and city residences,
factories, etc, with q brilliant and cheap rns-
light, equal TO the best coal gas, at hait the
cost. Is simple, durable and not liable TO get
out OF order. Sold under full guarantee, ana
is the cheapest In the world. over Nvp IN
practical use. Send for illustrated pamphlet
and price list to j. j. PAouErfh;
Paicnicc and Manufacturer, No. ~ Char
tres street, New Orleans, La.
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LIVE STOCK.

Quoting butcher live weights we have:
Corn fed bccves, C. III, 4dil cents; grass fed,
Muttons. fair 2i.d2is cents; choice, %dSli
cents n IL. West of the Texas Central rail-
WAY: north of "A line drawn east and west
with Waco, and east OF line drawn north
md south with Baird and south OF Red river,
stock delivered on the trail In lots OF 900
head or upward are rated as follows: Year
9.year-old steers, 1900; do. heifers, 1900.
Cows from TO years old (commonl, 9.00G
400 A common COW and calf, 9:OsdS.0o.
Young Texas bulls, 100ez5.0. Graded stock
or east OF the territory given are rated
lower than above quotations
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dull; ~ s(glO, for common Ia good CITY
slaughtered native steers; sds' Tor common
Texans.
Shecp-Rcccipts, 0,tO; mainly lambs; sheep
steady iCd8: lambs dull and lower, 1D', "
dressed mutton hrmcr 1909; dressed lambs,
n1l'.
Flour dun aud unchanged.
Wheat, spot, 900, lower closed bnrciS
steady; options opened higher, reacted, closed
heavy: No red, 03i !; No; 2 red, pofl; sl.-
vntor, iSi CanS,i In store, No. red, June, W,
taSrnt; july, pl ,Ggp0' 4 August, sl0os4@l0lzs.
Corn weak; 40 >, Tl4@s; Steamer, 90
0yiDi.; No. 2, 6,ti4 In store, 61162 y alont, No
\, June, no. ,CG6 July. 90 ,mSl's August, dl}s
tS02i., closing NJ inside figures.
Coiicc-Spot dull and weak; options barely
steady; Rio No. spot, $40; sales $50 bags
Rio No. July, S.0iGS.lO; August, MD; sep
tombcr, S.5I ,.,. -.
Sugar frm with moderate demand; pow
dercd, = l,D7's; graduated, 0H-lt~h.
Molnsscs firm.
Pork dull and nominal.
beef dun.
Lard lower; steam, 7.iofID
CoTroS STATEMENT.
GALVESTON, June 2G.-fhc following Il tho
,It,lI N cotton statement.
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Last year. So S,bi6 b,s77so 80.
Exports this week, Great britain, 1885,
France, :; Continent, 3,l52; stocks, all United
States ports, this day, 3is0ci; this day last
year, 3Ah,Sl2.
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Patent Medsrcines,

u-8ttnt
~ -, have the reputation OF impo'
keinR on the credulity of the public in Tho
|shape of adroitly concocted advertise
mcnt, and other devices to catch the
70 of those who are suffering. But we
kire 10 saw that Swiift's Specific tS.S.S.
q decided exception to this rule. This
Sedy Is manufactured in Atlanta, Ga.
In our treatise on blood and skin
Sses go give the endorsement OF
Of fhe prominent people of our
IA SfSfe. IL is true we are spend
orre Amount in advertising, for
IA onr Suty to humanity to doso.
srfnl N salopment in the treat
- would make II
No. $50 w.
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1876
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ROANOKE AND VICINITY.
Tho New Railroad and Its Probable Route
and Object Improvements Teachers in-
stitutr-lhe CRY Council.

The New Railroad and Its Probable Route
and Object rOvemcnts-Teachers' In
stiru,e-lhe CRY Council.
iCor,espondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I
ROANOKE, March 10, 1884.
The bill passed by the Legislature last
week to incorporate the Rorer Iron COM
many is very comprehensive in its scope,
and is likely TO prove vastly beneficial not
only 10 this city, but to the counties inter-
ested. Il adds to the charter granted by
judge Blair, OF this judicial circuit. the
privilege of constructing a railroad from
this city through Franklin and Patrick or
Floyd and Carroll to point on the North
Carolina line. The firSt-named route
will probably be adopted as being the one
best adapted to the purposes the company
have I'm view. The company have already
i'm oDeratiOn about six miles OF narrow
gauge road to the Rorer mines, leaving
but tifty-nine to be constructed. Within
ten miles OF their present terminus they
will strike the rich specular ores on the
lands OF John a. Smith. in Franklin, and
thence on through an almost continuous
strata Of rich mineral deposits, passing
the old Ilairston iron-wOrks In Patrick
en- route. and finally forming connection
with a road now in course OF construction
from the celebrated Cranberry mines, IN
Western North Carolina, to Danblury. Ii
will afford a much nearer outlet for the
ores of the last-named mine, which now
have to he shipped TO MOrristOwn. Tenn,
i'm order TO reach the Norfolk and Western
road.
The City Council at their last meeting
determined to submit to vote OF the free
holders on the 26th OF this month propo-
sition to issue bonds to the amount OF fifty
thousand dollars for the purpose OF perfect
Ing a system OF sewerage and for street i'm
provements. Both are needed, and rs the
debt of the city is small the chances are in
favor Of its adoption.
A committee OF the Council-MeSSrs.
ROrer. COe, and FergusOn-after due con-
sideratiOn, have agreed to report fayOrably
to that body plan for the enlargement Of
the present Jail, adding fifteen feet to its
length and raising it another story, thereby
securing accommodations for station
house. They will also submit plan for
remOdelling the hall in which the Hastings
Court Is held, in order to better accom-
modate the clerk and secure greater safety
to his books and papers. Both recon-
mendatiOns will doubtless be adopted.
4 handsome brick building is in course
Of erection on the corner OF Jefferson
street and Salem avenue, the second story
of which will be constructed with 4 view
to the accommodation OF the interna-reve-
nue. Office.
The Teachers Institute OF Roanoke
county adjourned on Saturday. after an en-
joyable and instructive session or two
DAYS. Their next meeting will be held at
Vlnton. nee Gisb's.
Mr.. Charles W. Thomas, an eStimabIe
and popular gentleman, has resigned the
office OF chef OF police to accept that OF
sergeant of the city. The Council will till
this and other vacancies at their next
meeting. KEN.
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ext,nouished by Mr. Pollard, who wrappea
bis coat about her, but II Is feared tna' sh0
Is fatally burned.
Some Young ladies Of Newbern, Pulaski
county. are experimenting In silk-cuiture'
There has been an epidemic OF measles
In Gloucester county.
Mrs. sarah Greenway died recently IN
craig county at the age Of one hundred ana
three years.
A New York telegram OF yesterday says !:
Charles n. Romaine, retired lawyer on
Petersburg. Va. was found dead to-day IN
bis room. AZ ago west Fifty-seyenth street.
where he was temporarily residing, Mr.
Romano was flfty-eight years old ara ma,
tive of New Yrok city. where ne practiced
law and retired fifteen years ago. aiter nav
inc amassed large fortune. He then went
10 live at Petersburg, where be invested
largely in real estate. He came to this city
occasionally to look after real estate owned
Inv him and he was on such visit when ne
died. His death is supposed TO be due to
heart-discase.
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The state Convention.

The State Central Committee OF the DEM
ocratIc party OF Virginia win assemble In
Alexandria next Thursday week to fix the
time for the meeting OF the Democratic
State Convention which is TO appoint dele
gates to Chicago, select proper men as can
didates for the Office OF elector Of Presi-
dent and Vice President OF the United
States, &C., &c.
We notice that the Democratic State Con-
veution Of Illinois will not meet until the
first week in July-just one week before
the assembling Of the Democratic National
Convention, which last IL 10 meet on the
Sth of July. There is no good reason for
selecting delegates to Chicago two months.
or six weeks. or even four weeks before
the National Convention meets. The dele
gates selected will be harried and veXed
and importuned unless they will promise
to vote for all the prominent aspirants. No
good that we can think OF will result to
anybody. Why, then, should there be any
hurry in assembling the State Convention
Or the other hand, there ought to be
abundant time allowed 70 the several coun-
ties In which to choose their delegates TO
the State Convention. Do not put it out Of
the power Of the farmers the bone aud
sinew OF The Iand-to attend the county
meetings. Do not compel the county
meetings TO be held at time when the
farmers are busy planting corn or engaged
in any other work OF the syringe the year.
Let us have representative body-One
composed OF the best men OF al classes and
occupations whom we can induce to attend
the Convention. Not only will the Con-
vention DO called upon TO provide for dele
gates to Chicago and for presidential elect
orS, but is members will be expected TO
counsel and advise with one another in re-
gard 20 all party matters. This year the
battle for a restored Union is TO be won, or
else the bloody shirt is to wave triumphant
once more over the land Of WASHINGTON.