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Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1884-03-28

FASHION says: "Gathered waists are
still very much in favor with young la
dies" They ore with the young gentle.
men. also.
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Dubl ip.

spec al to the Examiner.
Dubliu, July II. The busipc 5 out
ook for our city brightrns every day.
Crops ar IN st all land by, ana our rural
precincts ar only waiting for the fail
harvest.
Ring mtrh s-schoolbov f,Shiou--is
inuu I'd o great tx ent on our street, q,
and is played with great relish by some
OF uur oldest inhnbltai t., aud has en-
tlrely HUne away With The usual style of
sitting on Goods boxes aid playing
drafts" Ex rI,e is needed
Our people hearti y rat fy the action
of the Chicago Democratic convention,
bu- some If them >av they would have
preterre I ne Sage If Gramnercy. \
gentleman in this city wagcred that
Cleveland & Hendricks get popular
majority OF between tnilty aud sixty
thousand
The impioring OF the pesky candidate
get louder and louder as each uccesslve
day rolls 10y. MULLENs'
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WEMYSs' NEW MOTION.

London, July 14-Iu the House Of
Lords, to>'Iay, Wemyss announced that
h. would postpone until Thursday tie
submission of his motion that the hons
consider and pass the franchise bill.
CONSPIRACY CONSIDERED.
Toronto. july l4-The Royal Com
mission to inquire iato the conspiracy
against the Ontario goy, rnmeut com.
mesced sittings today.
CHOLERA At ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria, Jdly l4.-Iherc were
three cases of cholera mere to>day; one
tat ,.
Later-rhe eases of cholera here to-
day were sporadic.
EUMoRs OF WAR IN MADAGASCAR.
London, July lit is reported thar
heavy fighting is imminent between
the Hoyas ana French III Mslag gascar
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gardner. Liabilities about 100000;
assets not oOtainable. The failure is
attributed TO heavy losses during the
past six months and slow collections.
NOT AsIATIC CHOLERA.
New York, July l4.--The coroner
states that Charles Mitchell, a seaman,
died from violent attack OF cholera
morbus, and not from an attack OF
A-iatc Cholera. The work of dlsin-
iccting the thickly populated tene-
mcnt district Of the city begins to-
day,
GLAss-W WORKERS. IN CoNvENTGoN.
pit,sburg, July 1.-THE Americ m
ni.t glas, workers mt in conventions
here to ay Eighty delegates are pres
ent from all p,rts Of the country The
20 " n ION will BE- in session seveia'
day. but nothing will be made pu lie
tut aft'r the adjournment
LARoEEHs KtlLiD by a CAvE-GN.
Parker, Pa jolly 14-Jliis morning
Vile - &ang of railroad laboiers werr
1T work on an excavation near here at
c ariou, . river enbunkmen caved In
| kiiin. two stautly aud II is thoughl
I 10 INV lhlHI y ltJ 'ttt WV III ~ c' II Al
names conld not b. learned.
MSATioN RIOT N PARIS
/ N,w YnIE Iu,v a Di,patchcs irou.
! Ilrrry t.. Gilg received today tom
in''s say 'nAl u NAM cs.a',," .n"N ,',nV.
~ l''' ~ u u"I, ~ tnr S'"t,'' ,'h', tor, %
'', r., ,i,o,y s,on,..
AM SMASHED Hin 'ONS ana an oth"r uall!
age
WFAN rs sT'i'h ~,
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STATE SPECIALS,
News Nuggets from Neighboring
Towns.
Craw ford &.

Special to the Examiner.
Crawford. Texas, Julv II. Or p ople
are very much pleased with the way the
DAILY EXAMINER cotncs to this Office. Il
arrives nine hours earlier than tn. q tIyeS-
ton News and Houston Post. and twelve
hours earlier than the GaZ"ttc.
Mrs. General John {. Moore. OF MeXia,
arrived on the $50 tain saturday even :
ing. ~he is on visit 10 sc ol | "A quaint.
an 'es At Curyrl' city.
A son Of Ex-Governor Coke is visiting
j b. Horne thi, week.
NJ" Cohat Smith. our pat exnres.
agent, WIS discharge d Saturday aud the
Office will b. managed by our station
master, Nh John Shi e, in the futur
The Examiner will no support Ireland
for Governor. Where does the Waco
EXAMINER ana? It Will not support
Wash jone--guess tn t General R)s>
will be the "cbun' ot oar Waco paper
The Gazctte for Jones, tie EXAAiINEr
for Rp-s and the people for
Joho Ireland sin the swee' bye and
bye"
There is petition for daily null
starting from Crawford and ruuni to
Coryel. If this succeeds in prssing
the apr val of Second Assist MT Post
master General, it viii g'edly bcn ii,
the people OF this and Coryell rouut;.
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Chicago. July lt-Increasel activity
and n larger return of bu Zines. character
ize the speculntiye markets on change.
now that the Democratic convention il
well over and most all OF the deleg ites
have lett the city.
Cor attracts tie most attention. and
tie fielding j. very unsettled. p!lcts
being subject to numerous and ran
ilurctu stiohs. i."stcs, Roache and CIR 90
~ haye been prominent buyers. bat 1t Is
noticeable t'ia the bears are mote cautious
10 luahibE stoft salcs llIan heretofore.
lhef ar" Ill 1aVor OF deal aud are
ran ~ EtttinG ashore. r"hlarntd ChHlile
SchNai'| l,'ls ih"IhihH.
l'auiie "'',Ne's = however, no not EFp
tl'y c.eue,c' 10 ,'it '"li'r Iulnors' 0''"
~ Ct''h"' "I',,'" v" s,'"'G la' 'i's "'c
n,,!sl- ''- ,,i',I!,,i n''! "'' -,
"'u t'ota d "r
t,C'Iy d'.t uI,i,a ,n.r- t,,,
shi,i,', ~ t', ~,
~. -, ',.,-.,.',. i,,I',+. an i,,in,o,.'o
.;.Ij o,,l r,,,,, ,r,,inr,, ,I;,'Ig ,r;n1e -, =.
iiL'I,, n ,,,,,o, l',,a,',i,,, " =,
nav hs.v, ~ !. ovoil ,,In
Ivh.,'t d;.r1,,.s n,,., rol,lo s+rar,,th
wh,nb I.v IN. j. ,tt.iLut.,d ~ haov,
nn,,n', ,''n e'''' tn nnyor thn,Ir
,rnrt 4 nr..r, unut brnI;er hnvava..
i,c ,r,.. tnat ,ha hr'r. ,,,'n ,ot,';'',, -
dn'w II, # i'ut th,t. ,h.. hat+ar faal;no ~
Ina, ,n ,n,i,,,, nr'l.,'' :. ,,r., ,h o,,,,,'-r,
'rIis +. ln',.1 n',r1 in'n,t,nt fnr i
tl,n yron,rrs oon.;ier whoat - nn,on.sn
mnd9r tbe -,,r, -e,,t i,,d,r''t; Xxx th. way
uf u ju'Ie y,rIj ,hgTr nnst h.. some a..
SON far n 4 mnmhar NJ tho hn,rd
having - lnrv. rorrr.non1ence win
pr,,n men IN different p,rts of ,h,.
c ,uptry cxulalus the arrival of country
or.ier> after so long au absence AS fol-
low II hay, reliable advices from dlt.
fcrent point, IN Oi.o, Indiaua and
II iuuis t. the ~, cl that ,rmers will no.
sell bu-hai of " heat at the presrut
price aud are stacking the C op to
be marketed when quotations are higher
Then there is anotnrr retsun why The
new crop will be- slow in coming in, A
good deal of wheat is moulding ia the
III ck, On account OF it's damp condition
When cut and cent heavy rain,. This
need not ucressarily damage the proluct
materially but it wilt etIec uaIly prevent
the Immediate marketing OF it. Hence
an advanc. is likely to Shorsly enslle. -
"rhern i no great pressure to sell -
rem q ked W. 1. Baker this muruiur,
"but the opinion amung large d,alers is
til It wheat ought to 20 ,elow - cents
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Death of Col. w. B. Trice

AS We 90 to press at 2:3O this morning &
the sad Intelligence comes to IL OF the
death Of Col. ". b. rrice at his resi-
d nee on his farm near town. The
burial viii take place at Oakwood Gem
etery from his country residence, at
o'clock this (Iuesday) evening, The
procession Viii reach town about 6 p. IN
We also learn OF the death of Mrs
Joe NJ. Trice, at her home four miles
west If town, at l. p. M. OF malaria
fever. She had been sick two weeks.
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Atlanta, Ga.


UT, It DIhTU 'II.
Dear Sir,-oome fiitern years ago |
examined the receipt OF your Female
Regulator. ard carefully studied a'lhor-
tiles il regArd 10 its ComponCnts; and
then. MS well as now, pronounce II 10 be
the most scientific and skillful combina-
ton Of the really reliable and remedial
vegetable agents known To science Ia act
directly on the womb and uterine organs
and parts sympathlzing directly with
these; aud, therefore, providing specific
remedy for all diseases uf the womb, and
OF the AL AGENT organs aud parts. Yours
truly, JESSE BoEING, NJ. ID. ID ID.
OdSW
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Tested "a Quarter of IL Century
and stands lnriNaIed
I.aGrange, q

I.IVTUTIUV, UI.
Dr. j Braided, Atlanta, Ga:
Dear Sir:-i tahe pleasure in stating
that huve used, tor the last twenty
years, the medicine you are now putting
np, known as Dr. BradIicli's Fcmalt
Regulator, and consider it the bestcom
bination ever gotten together Tor the d Is
ease tor which il is IT ccommenu' Il. With
kindest regards, am, respectfully.
W b. tTRRELI VI
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Cisco.

Special % the FNamincr.
Cisco, July 1.-THE new brick block
of jake Alexander is nearing comple-
ton.
The highest price paid for wool in this
market j. j. II cents.
There is 10 be big camp-meeting ON
the Brownwood road at the crossing OF
the Leon, on the 18th inst.
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Waxahachie,

Special to the Examiner,
Waxahachie, Ju,y IA. Major Penn
began his camp meeting hear the city
to-day.
Cotton is beginning to need rain
badly.
The weather is dry and hot and every.
thing dull in business circ es.
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..cc lr.Scitlonian saAs

-4ee n SclttaDiaR SAYS: ut IS
,raiig admitted that the word 'cAS
tan Is derived from the Italian v.
'1drIare, to chatter, to pirate. II
pears that up to the sixteenth and ''''
teenth centuries the word was !,
nounced 'chiarlatan, A German, y
nal gives its etymology different.
Paris physician, Latan. went througgr
town in a chariot containing his a.; ~;
and in which he examined his pausI'
This caused the expression 'Or ,a.
Char de Latan, which was subSequN
corrupted into .charlataS- >"
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Kerens.

Sp, tai TO the Examiner
Kcrens, July l4.-H. S. Mclear has
purchased the Kereus Light from b NJ
VanderhuIst.
Col. T.. therry is building Il new res
idence.
The cotton crop looks well: : corn is au
assured fact. There was never Il better
prospect for good crops
Inc co or'd people will give ba be-
cue near here on the 18th inst.
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INDIAN 4.
HAVANA TOBACCO


New York, july II. a letter | 'm
Havana say that last year the ctlic'a'
Gazette published an ordor from the
minister If the colonies says that re-
maiuin9 .nr,aX Ci5 per ccut rNpfr'
dulic- on b"'co should nave ht''
abolished jr m Ju!Y I'', 'h''
year, bu, rh.pt"rs iiiJ 'ifl nee '"'.
tom hou-c sill continues I" 'har-'
old taN. and jo lhrir complaints. 'h'
nduini-'ra. answers no oi,irr-
from Madrid +" Gi&ul ''d"'.'"I' 'i'S
causra snuucr- los; ard N'-
sides tln., it "lp'"7
"u."'@ ',,,r,,n,'gd rn,irrN.
Export ouly ou tyba"c" is .l'Ni'd ON
the quiuthI without r'2Hrd 10 Hui"''l J
or price ot article thereby '-'"h'i'
ine detrimental chAr2c "h scrap To-
bacco. The same Ia liie case WIN
rjcars, which pay export "h ne 'h""'
sand without rcEArd l." cost ~ N'r"
ol these and o'h'r GfirN M''9 'ht
Provincial drWH 'l'cA', ! l"A, "''
i.io has scnt ol-r4i'h /" we UNA"
representatives, ia ofIe'' '''l''@
thcm that lac IudilrIen'' WIN
VIII ch the t"h"ce" question Ia L, -"
treated ~ lI'l'c'N "' 'c'"' 80 -
caused NY .,,.,.,
sentative should Insist upon the CON
ccssions asked in favor OF tobacco
orowcrs and merchants. Cuba has at
present l2l GS3 inhabitants, ncud-
iuy Cinnamon.
n..n.,.,,,.,..,, ,,,.r,.p,,c,vs
lNph'hN \ ''''N ''''' ''''', 49,
New York, July li.-Thc lnde'
pendent Republican general commit
ee met this afternoon NJ new head
quarters. Carl Schurz presided. The
following call was unanimously
adopted:
;.;, ~ po,uIIicau Iudpurudcui
voters who disapprove OF the MONT
nation made by the Republican M
,ioual convention mt Chicago as ut-
worthy Of their SCppor', and
who think that the interests 81
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Now Ice Factory.

Buy your Ice irOm ne new Ice factory
OF +. ID. Congor No. S3G franklin street.
| cave orders or look out Tor delivery
wagons, Ice made from pure wa er, and
hard as lake ice, at very reasonable prce
4~l2t
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FROM CHICAGO.

Increased Business Act v.ty Corn
Attracting Special Attention
Wheat Strong and Steady-Pork
Firm and Lard and R BIS Heavily
Traded In.
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FOR s;eG.N.
TIE CuoLER \.

Marsoi les, July u .-Thirty>. wo
deaths occurred last night and four to-
day. All cholera cases are removed
from ho- pitfalls to tn subu bs.
Toulou, july Ii 4--Elsv'u deaths last
night; heat inten,e aud the streets de
serted,
1oulon, July 1.-THE mayor was at
tucked with cnoler'. The iIlumin itloH
~ hou,r Il The y tional fete wa' in
cons uue' cc rohibitel,
p. m.-One death has occurred sine
10 u'cluc this morning
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Try Lit lie Joker smoking tobacco
Sold by all toDaccouists.
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ABOUT THE PLATFORMS.

London, July 1.-THE Tunes of this
morning says the platforms conco rted
by the Repaid can and Democratic con
ventious are both unworthy of respect.
They are distinguished by the absence
OF clear convictions, by evas'ons and
tlimming, by Suryile rivalry in the fiat
teting of tie masses aud in paudering
to popular prejudice, modern dema-
goSue, :ocill qnAcks.
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THE FRENCH FETE.
ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.

Toledo, July l4.--Burget ~ Hart,
for twenty five years proprietor OF a
large wholesale boot and shoe house
in this city, supposed TO be secure,
assigned tins evening TO l.. ). Baum
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PariS. July II The fan of tue bas II
was celebrated to-day with great eclnt.
The houses were all decorated with
flags and buiting. Two reviews of
troops were held and Witnessed by
thousands Of persons who cheereI the
soldiers heartily. Great crowds at
tended open AR concerts and other
places of Amusement. The weat er as
splendid.
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DROWNED.

s.. Pierre Mlqueton, July H.-Tcn OF
the crew of the fishing schooner Abbie,
of Morris, arrived here in Dorie,
schooner having been run down, -Four
men were missing. Albine Johnson and
Edward Olson, Sweedes, OF the crew OF
the ti.hing boat Annie and Mary, were
drowned, while tending the trowls.
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Rome, July l4.-rhere were serious
anti-papal demonstrations here yesterday.
During the services. in memory ot Pore
Plus IN, rioters attempted To- cross the
sauareln front OF II. Peters. Police and the
military prevented. Six rioters were ar
rested.
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RIOTERS SENTENCED.

Belfast, July l4.-The Orange rioters
arrested Saturday were sentenced to i'm
prisoument from one TO nine months,
The excitement continues and renewed
trouble is expected.
THE CORAWALL AFFAIR.
Dublin, July ll.-There were more
arrests of parties here to-day for con
uection in the Cornwall affair.
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gardner. Liabilities about 100000;
assets not obtainable. The failure II
attributed TO heavy losses during the
past six months and slow collections.
NOT ASIATIC CHOLERA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31
uARDwARE AND METALS.

AxEs-ColliuS, r dozen, 800; Gold Dollar
dozen, 500 Diamond Edge, r. dozen, l0ON
Double fli, 700.
SRmhETs AND LIDs-r.c Y N; sugar ket
,cs, i4c d N.
riS PLArE-I. q. lOxl, q box, ZOO; |. C.
xO, L box, 800; Tcrne, llX0, y box, 7.hN'
'.rnc, 9lSaS, r. box, li.O
rtNwARE-Picced discount 20 n cent
Stamped, discount 80 n cent.
SOLpER-Na. !, lie; No, and y, lSc y n
Duck HoRsE COLIARS-NO. |, L2j r dozeU
HAMEs-Two loop, 100 4 dozen; three loop
b y dozen.
rAcKs-ln boxes, 100 papers, 80 y box.
dRuB IuE6-k dozen, $50; railroad picks
dozen, $50.
MNrrnCRS-P dozen, 900.
RrnnEK BEtTISG-Dscount 30 Rcont an,
40 pccnt.
NAILs-S2i, rate.
|uOvELs AND SPADEs-RowAnd's die
cunt N r Cbnt Amrs' list, stOel goods, dis
count N and IN p cent.
HEAVY llARnwA flushed, ~
.ules, l3.hn; singletrccs, wagons, select, 10
uggy, 2.25; express 30; wagon tongue
600; hickory aNlr-, 1000; hulStcrS, as; coup
Xxx, 80; sawed fcllOes, IA, l75; 2, 2OO
yowden shoes, $50; northwestern horse nails
Va. u, 900: 7, B.2h; \, 400! bar iron, 10 rntC
low steel, 7c; spring steel No; east steel, lSC
BuGGI ES-Cir0de y. and spring top, $1,000
tN.n: do. open, 7OONl0SnOO; do, side sprlui
up, lDOkttlAi.O0; do. side bar, lONON0laO.Oa
10. phWtons, l2iOaGl5O,ON; grade A. sid
'nO0; bump Srul huggics, fh.ONG2O,N; plat
nrm springs, ll0ONGl2,CO; three spring WAC
ms, MiNGllhtN
WIRE-Smooth wire No. y, SC; Nos. 10 an
Ne. apnnned. harhcd wire, &c; galvan
sed 6arbel.7c
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PRINTs-Merrimac ID, o: Manchester, g.;
arnold, u; oArnold's indigo, "a; Arnofd's
iso T Goi PScihc g. Hamitdn G 5. GSnces
,er mourning. s.; simpson mourning, g.:
t Iariel 8; Dnnnell, 3, Eddyslones; g:
U ,y.n%. Gioucester bi; Richmond 1Ian q;
Nlerrimac pink, O]l; Richmond pink, 8; Allen
pink, Q; Merrimac shlrting,5; Regatta shirt
ing, "; Hampton, ~; Allen shirtings, ~;
Dunnell shirtlngs, ~
stark "A, "a; Augusta, 81 Indian Head
-, IL; Mystic River, 81; Atlantic A, IA;
Stiap,lG H. III AEawTamdi ri Atlantic
S PRRrSS TH% g. 81 20 PeS6Gr SRn T.
q; Continental q, u; Indian Orchard IA,
ecave, Dam III. 81; Clark a ~; Nonna-
2 ortsmoutS Sr F. n ho6aw he 4 Boot
Graniieviile EE, B4; Wachusett, TX; New.
market A, g; Newmarket q, 81:
BLEACHED SHRETINGs--New York. l0%;
Namsutta, 1917; Langdon GB, 10; LonsdRle
cam muslin, ny; Berkley ex cam muslin,
81; Tuscarora, 10; AndrOscoggin l. "A, &;
Masonvllle,o; l,onsdlle, ~; Cabot, u; Con
way 7; Fruit OF the Loom, Q; Lnwood, "a;
n rSsRSqEs ri onlt f. a. HR aoS st a m%
q, s.; Gold Medal, 7; Fitchville, u Year
'ehs, =.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ n, IA, AIhOhhehk n,
~; AmoslSeag D, l2i5; Am9skeag C, M;
Amoskeag ID, II; Amoskeag Il, 1917; Amos
keag f, 10; Amoskeag II, o; Thornklle A,
"a; Swift River, ~; Mcthnen "A, l2l2; Con
! gsloga ex. Al, 10; Cords ACE, ll13; ConeStO-
"a ex. 7-S, II: Conestoga ON A, Is; Concstoga
Ti-4, IA; ConestOg0, GOA 7-8, IL; Haml-
on, rs; Manhattan, 3; international Wy,
STairssg-Amoukeag, 'a-acpe-s, ll1.; Ameri-
iGs; Kshbymc Az ii; Ashbymc red cross, 10
AKA, i2S: OTIS m nj; Columbian, il;
| Dtis &C, l0i5: Beaver Creek AA, "; Beaver
| Creek BB, If; Beaver Creek &C, l012; Warren
! BB, NJ; Warren AKA, l2H; HaymakeI
brown, 81; Columbian, IA; Warren &C
| brown, 1917; Uncasvlle, 10.
CnECKs-unlon, No. $40, III Union, No: ~
| 3; Union, No. Is, II; Miners No. |, ~; Nj.
uer's No. ., 1917; Prodigy, o; Alabama osna.
burgs, !; louisiana osnaburgs, Il Augusta
| osnnbnrgs, Z.
| Observation-Disclosures, y; Amoskeag, n
| canton, q; Draper, o; GlenwoOd, 81; Bates
| B; Clarcmont, %: Miami, 81; Clarendon
| F5; Scotch, double fold, lOi56l2i
| CORSET JEANs-kearsarge &; Naumkeal
'ateen, 50; Armory, ~; Canoe, q; lndiaI
| orchard Improved, 81.
| CAMBRICS-Washngto ~; Manvill, g.,
rBl,; Slater y Sons, 5A66h; Rid finish, RG6
| Nnsonvillc, 5lqd6l4: Garner, hl9d6l4.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hlggng's 6Sns71l
| tapestries SnniOrd's, BJGS5; Tapestries RoX
1ury, Tl5; Bigclow body Brussels l.35; Low
| nll body Brussels, l..5; Extra Moquettes, la
| y Moquetteh, lilo; Lowell extra supers, ~
| Hartford 3-ply, m; Hartford extra supers. 70
ark, Read & Franklin extra supers, 72ls
| ark, cottOn-chain extra supers, 57la; Phila
lclphia wool. tS0h5; common cotton-chaln
| Andih
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Attention is called TO the advertise
ment of Mrs. Elya Groom. She is an
accomplished lady and a successful
teacher Of many years experience, well
known in The city and surrounding
country, and has secured the Rock Col
lege for her school. Superior advanta
ges are offered in the school of music,
both vocal and Instrumental, and thor
ough bass. The art department will be
under the supervision of one of the finest
artists. The morals and manners OF
pupils will be carefully guarded. Chill
dren at this school will be- taught what
they should practice when men and
women. Mrs. Groom will be assisted by
an able corps of teachers. German
taught FREQ Of charge. Mrs. Groom has
procured the services of German lady
who has had many years experience as
u kindergarten teacher in Germany
She will take entire control Of that de-
partment. Terms for this department,
$l.0O per month, payable in advnace.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-08-31
LIQUORS..

ALCOHois-f1 gallon, A2,N ~ s2.i0.
BRANutES-numrstlc,F gallon $500 10 1850
| lpurtcd cOgunc, lNT1, z gillOn,i ~; Isl,
~, $50; lSt6, SG.hn, lS,h, N.iH; ISIS, 500
Is, tlON; Otard, nupuy Il co.'s cOgnnc 1873
~; lS5n, 500; 1871, NlN ISIS, SlO.2i; Bis
urt, nuhnuchc a Go. cngnnc, ISIS, Si.A; 1871
ii.ih; ISIS, 4HiD,
GIN--numestlc. New York ar Philadelphia
% gallon, Sl.2D; Holland, z gallon, S2.55I2.Sl
1ir Robert Burnetts Odd Tom, q gallon, SS,l.
th.6, sir Robert Bururtts Old Tom, q CaSk
.N.5tnn,n; Holland, q ease $50.
WHISKY Louisiana rcctncd, ~ y cent
1tOnt, 4 gallon, tlli; Western, SllS0l.l7
jourhnn, Sllhd2i1; Rye, $l.5OdiiA; Scotch
Imported, N.NSGia; Irish, imported, sac
,uNi9A
tuANrAGNIs 80 Roudcrrr Carte Blanch
tarts. n dozen, 2i,Ul; Piper llcidselck quarts
= dn2cu, 2N.ON; krug n Co., quarts, T. dozen
80; Nicer & ChHudun, Sillcry MONSIEUR, (
IuGrn, 2i.N; Crcn,aut dAy, q dozen, $500; q
4, Mumm \ Co.'s, pints, s. additional; dr,
.rrseuNy, 2L1h; ENtry Dry, 2NN.
WlNES-Calirorniu oluret, 4 gallon, HEG,i,
demanded M, |, L gallon, 1NG15; mpurte,
'lurots, ordinary, d cnSk, in.N tSOOO; mmi.,
'lartS per cask, 1nJMd>nOO; line clarcts, I
ask, W.O0Dl7iCO; Medoc, r case, 600; II
lulian, q ease, 40; MarruS, & case, 7.N
| POnte Camel, II ease, 1910; lNroSc, r cus,
| iAO; LeoVtO, ease, l2n; Chateau Lahtt,
/ = case. 2ilN ordinary e cnSe, AaN6ls n