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CHAS. II. SEEGER,

OFFICE UPSTAIRS IN ANDER-
- soa's Block, Corner South Eighth aud Qaay
Streets aauitowoc, WIS Prompt attention. VIII
be given 10 all work entrust cu TO me. aQr2G-Sl
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BARBER SHOP.

rARL PANGBURN'S Barbershop. in Bacnes'
(Jb!0ch on North Eighth street. Work done in
good tasfe Particular attention paid to Ladies
and Chi.dren's hair cutting aud shaupooing Ey
all NEAR call ana see Carl.
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WILLIAMS HOUSE.

!. D JOHNSTON. PROPRIETOR, Corner OF
"A. Lighth and Franklin streets, hanitowOC.
A sirat-c ass American Hotel, centrally located
oilers every inducement to the travelling pub.Ic.
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NJ, KETTENHOFFEN,

NORTHWESTERN HOUSE, FRANKLIN AND
~ NtHth streets, ManitowoC. Travellers VIII
here fua the best ACCOMMODATIONS, Sample rooms
attach.
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER N BOOTS
EA Shoes Leather, SC, &c. Shop on Buffalo
Street, near the corner of Eighth Repairing
neatly aad promptly executed.
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j. d. SiARklI A VI,


A TTORNEY AND COJESELOR AT Law,
n once, in TOrrlsou's Brick Block, Eighth
street. :! !anitov. oc. W .rc1nsil.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office AT
Residence of Dr.. T. simon, Hancock street
lea- the court house, Hanif0woc, Wis. del5
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FRED. SEEGER.

nFFF TO HIS FRIENDS AND TIE PUB
~ lie generally a choice selection OF Fresh
Meats salt Pork and Beet, Smoked Beef and
Hams Shoulders Sausages, Talow and Lard at
the lowest rates Market on Commercial Street
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The new anmsthetic for the eye, hy-
Ciocliorate OF cocoaine, is very expen-
siye. 1t costs $1,000 per pound.
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HERMANN G. PAUlUS.
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Office: Union House on JaY street, he .yyeen
sth and 9th streets Dear Schuette's Produc Mar
ket. Day and night.
MANIT0WOC, WISCONSIN.
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= s LUHhIAEN. II. d.

nREW Err AND MALSfEH, CORNER SIXTH
ID aul Washington streets. South side. The
highest cash price paid for Barley.
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4 TT0RNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
n o ice in Torrison's brick block. north end
sth street bridge, Manitawoc, Wisconsin. coll-c-
tions promptly attended 10.
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Old mahogany things are quite in
style again.
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(. TTGRNEYS ANDCJEESEL0RS AT Law
n Oaice over First National banS, Eighth -
Collect ms promptly attended to.
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. SCI gtrz, MICHAEL h'h""S
SCHMITZ & hIRWAN,
O. G. SEDLiMINK.

4 TToRNEYS AT Law. OFFICE N FEANz's
n 3 3cK, South Eighth street, iauitnYoc,
WIscousin. LmSyii
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G. Z. Esr ABRoOK. W 4 "At2EE
fSTABROOK & WALKER,
A TTOiNEYS AT Law. b-fca corner Eighth
"A ar Franklin streets. in Woods Block over
Waxner's store South Side. AaEitowoc, Wis.
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e.. g. W. 1. TURNER,

II @. 4 ". J. II TN Ek,
A TTORNEYS AT Law, OFFICE ON oIH
n Street, South side, eve. kGhlcrs store. Man
towoc. Wisconsin.
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The Springfield Republican is in ueW, the nearest
perfect newspaper printed in New BHFiand or else
uhere.-[ Belfast (Ie.) Progressive Age
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CcppFlF 9 Rr,ESrT

FORRfI- Z ElFIot 4.
rrrC..!NEYs & COUESEELORS At EaT.
a Ofics in Carus' Block, irss hoor. in door
eadinr , County Judges oiicg, South Eighth
Street. aanitcwoc, Wiz. Collections promptly
attende TO. J"t-'
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TERMS, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
DR. WtTRCTS.

nEN list, Torisons oc<. VI, Nitaliz3d ~ ,ia3 1Ir
All w6r- done in the vars best uSantr ana guar
anteed ONCE hours : - j! 4 NJ ana ~ I;
NJ Evenings 70 8. sundays. 10 ~ a: y anu
3 to 1 p. n. German sEnkcH. .lJu-,-t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-04-24

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
IN Notice is hereby given that I, as d
ministrator of the estate of Annie Porter,
win At the May term, 1884, make my o
settlement as administrator OF said estate
GEORGE ROBERTSON,
Public Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-04-24
Auction Sale Of Town Lets.

We call especial attention to lot sale
May LIST, 1884, by VIM. G. Wilson, attor-
ney IN fact Of St. Louis, and C. W. Baker,
agent Of Mexico, at auction on the prem
Uses. Sixty Building lots and q desirable
stx-room residence in Rice's sub division
Of lots, l and 2, Of Bank addition to the
city Of Mexico. Terms: One-ffth cash,
balance l, 2, 8 and 4 years at 6 per cent.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-04-24
III. G. McEALL
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
And Surgeon,

0TFERS his professional services to the
Ucitixens Of Mexico and vicinity. O1ace
with Dr.. Runner, eaat side square, over
Nails store. Regular graduate Of two
Homeopathic Nsdlsl Colleges SIT
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-04-24
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by
IN virtue of an order of the probate
court of the county of Audrain, Mis-
souri,, made at the January term,
1884, thereof, /, w. W. Fry, admin
istrator of the estate of John Sayres,
deceased, will, on
Wednesday, May 18th, 1884,
at the east front door of the court
house in the city of Mexico. Audrain
county, Missouri, and during the ses-
sion of the probate court of said
county, sell, at public auction, all of
the right, title and interest of said
John Sayres of, in and to the follow
ing described real estate, viz: Lots
four a., five ~ and six (6), in. block
eleven (11), in the town of Farber,
Audrain county, Missouri, for cash,
said sale to take place on said day
between the hours of 10 O'Clock q. m,
and 4 O'Clock, p. m.
W. W. FRY,
50 ids Administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1884-04-24

Don't buy any lumber until you
hare gotten figures from II. Greer Of
Yandaiia. lit
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
TRADE ITEMS.

THs Yuma Indians, on the Colorado river.
lb0rv wait rmeluns In the dry sand aud preserve
xfhem all winter, frUsn and crisp
fbr q rops of first qualify ice have been
housed ir m one pond AT Pittsburg, Pennsyl.
yspia nnds fourth was being gathered when
the tina. cami
Th-txpoIis OF oleomarga'i for the month
o. January n IN the port of New York 10 TO-
30 ueiccs. ana were chiefly " por's In Holland
aud 20 Antwerp.
aas.mII.s 70 multiplying along the line OF
the Mobile ami monipomeiy ard the South and
SOrth IA AIaos.n-, and ihe llDorf ousiAess 10
6eyel opInK into immense PROF oI tons.
20 genera has become the sui" OF atdci-l
halter IN baltimore, thst there iemaii I u two
or thr~e wholesale deale In the city wha ex:
sludveiy connne their business to the natural
= Ga sCoount OF Key West. Fla. sponge ga h.
esers REFUSING 10 sell their produ Is ut the res.
=, prices there f. $4,000 W rih " sponge lying
Vcom,h Caroiina last year derived from agr'.
-s9ulturr'. mSDutactuiet, and mining S22' OF
wife Iains are nov being used instesd
Woohen once, and II Il veiy important step In
- diTtcion OF making buildings reaiiy iie'
nas engine. from one.fourih ho se.power TO
D-horse pov er are now made Medium.sise
0as en- Ines. Say l6-horse power will run on 9
Per horse pow ner hour. which Is about one.
haif the fuel required for the moot &C ononical
o. An engines Of he largest lis.
In reporting casos OF poi, o. log by eating
canned gooos II would be tier TO state the
Heond Canned ma,oes are no al poison or
fAa county would be deropulsied
BY the census Of 1853 the popula-
Men Of the sandsich Islands w.s
32'y snnls. Tn 1860 4 was 697u,
n 1860 62U9 aud IN ls7!, 5e.s7 OF which 8. 1886
were frSisnets. $50 being Ane' leans ~ d
lso, Cnin,se There wer then between thirty
end for plan atoms, y oducing annually tome
oueoty million pou IDS fsnshr
Lesdvillc won q se,m have reach Its
sposee 10 1852 VIZ n lie IN n'u output was IL.
5000 In 1873 The outlu, RI he mo-, liberal
aIlow-rce cAun be stretched - you'd 6.30t.
90. AID some estimnt are. - low ns 49, O0)
- ssa' u fi3 uD ocn ~ Isl sud ia. luO.OOO iu
100. The d, c'ea,e il du. Ia the eS austen 81
- mn.s Oh Ffy-f niil and the diminuuon OF
The utis,t o. Carbonate hill IrJn Ill alone
msip'sifed It's former output In lone, though
not Ga q ade
enc Total cost NJ the n x upply Of - sion IL
shout 3.5 0'o0sy Hr. ~ which the rrudueer
1ecs,v 10 vi ~ % 90 TIE cost 81 the
. fix 8 rye. ia Bos ION, then, is LOCO,
Of whnh. s. IL ain d. three
aiso .sid hat IN New * ana Brortlvn th,r.
- twice tue amount pad for rkim-miik aud
0ace.s.
Ats oee'ingof the csDrery men at As;oiis
Or gor, saturday nj n II was ZEN. rails agreed
that the up ~ / exp n suohld b. reInced
ard fever inpu csrgnt. . hou 80 agree.
Den was IN de, there u a N una rsta al *
ehn, tie pa , snail &c viinir {. so cases rae
Duml.r o. hosts vi be- Gu, dusu o. e-fhird d
She uum her OF n T. wi Toe r-dnc-d q per cat
On the qne u 20 OF the Necessity a. re ucint
Shr outp,i' 4cc.0o a.es aud ~ cuiting down
oEpeuses al ca rsff men 80 unit
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capac ~ 70 meet ~ Increased demand. General
property fol ow Il for time, this enormous
cfu 90 Ia production and value however
togl not cont nur, mi with prtauy enlarged
,upu.leci an oyer.Irudyctlon OF lea her inside
ft IN high prices hdrs was "a the course Of
time n ustuiGl consequence, and though EN-
biTassmeut ara disas ,r dd 40 immediaey
follow they were IN inevitable result The
dec inc has fluunR civ bccn g'Hdunl, ye
sufficient 10 carry uut of existence ma con-
Gems once considered inyulnerabe, The quan.
u Y Of hi les worked during the early part of
1883 was fully 50 per cen, lcss Than the usual
on sumpu II of the yaids running; The falluroin
Ausust lat 4 the greatest tanning nm III tho
United a'es, Wgeth, with sev,tal oth,f ct
tcnsiye iarnerl.s reduced 4 ~ ,tlll tnr'htr re-.
sul,lng ~ - decreased production 81 fully 80 per
cent. r. m previous years, rs decrease mas
conti "urd 70 the eud ~ the year and though
mslonuns h.scomr TO many the heRihnl CON
diliou OF tadr b ug4' Hb ~ In colst qurnce
" Il undnub,ed b. man tee, IN the nea' future.
The production OF u her du ing the year has
been tarcl, sui'ic ont To meet the ordinary
manuia tnring d. IN nd, and 'arge quaint o. OF
surplus leather held on the market for long
time have fund purchasers.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
WOOL--Hexionn, free Of burn. liNbi3c Mex
iosn Improved, l4G.llc; coarse, l6asisc; coarse
rCdiusr isGlgC. medium, 1876 PC; fine medium,
s0d2lo ano wool, according 70 dir, and con.
dit!on, lfa22G bury, 259c per pound lesn,
HIDE5-neGyy hidos, II pounds and up.
SOUND l3c; hYbi hides, under II pounds, FREQ oi
grnbs, iOo, light hides damaged or vne grub OF
Go:o i;tuils, bad and damaged, s. dry raft
"a. ~ Uctsaltoii e; greon hides, 6o.
PELTRIES-D, en- thing. .2oG.22c; antelope, 100
l5c; seal sklns IS D2bc; sheep pel,f, % per wool,
i0sttc shegrlirga, iorl5c.
kLLOw--prime tallow, &C; tall0v grease, b@
SIC; Vrgrte yellow 10 brown. 1850
bKEswAx-Primo yellow. zoe; dark and adult
tcYa.oSi, B6s2Oo
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LIVE STOCK.

Private advises from ! dian Territory say
that buyers oi beet Catl have commenced 10
arrive In Chickasaw NJ ton. and pen IONS
from Kan as City md sh' rmau, Texas r. cent.
~ purchased 40 head RI corn.ied b II steers. At
$40 10 $50 head. The average weight was
200 pounds They will be be lilac, IN the
81. Louis and Kansas Guy markets Although
many o. neTs oecli I'd TO ,ccept these figur n,
4, 4, Thought e51 n head will be the ruiz z price
during The season A numbec Of bu, chss are
beiur co i-fed by various "wr ers, which Ia nd.
iton n other 'mal-r deHleiH vii, make the
total mount about 3 500 IL this section now
read, for market
A Texas isnchman says: I'm my n'isbbor.
hood hero are four men who own about coo
head OF stock They own abor l,O6i acres . I
land, They would require ali ut ~ 600 acres OF
lai d for gazing purposes, allowing aces r
head, which woild not be too mucn al the year
round Not enc cent Of ieDt iax,s do they
pay on the land the, use outside of their own
land. Is this Just, fair OF hom =, 10 my. elf aud
others vho,e lands they occnpyl"
From July. 1852, to July, 1889. thee were ship
ned from IN" stock pens nj Colorado City, Texa ,
over 5000 he d. Of cattle.
Milwaukee butchers are combining for the
purl ose OF taxing action AGAINST the commission
mp re- ant who CO .trul the i've stock trade OF
that city. They aim that the commi sion bust;
ne aud Iuich ring ut the yards is Virtual
mrDonaly les yin The hand, OF TWO or 'hree
individuals, To he detriment ofshipp.r'. butch.
era diuveis and cons quietly OF the city in
ger eral, and hty uro moving in manner that
means business
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
BEFVES-Co n h, ovea, rnne, fair to good
giass b,rvos, 81 0s3kc per pound: medium grass
Vceves SG,3Ac per pnund.
fows-Bairen cows, ~ O0@ "a 90; Mich cows
orth Texan grades. 40 O0a6o co. common to
IN IS 0t@ 10 90. stock cattle aioui. 10 o0e20 %.
BULLS AND sTSGS- For sausage manu-
90. 10 co. iwo-yenr-olde i2h Is.
HEBP--Good mutton, 3G3Hc por pounds
edium mutton, 2h@2s4o per pound; s,ool
Ice ,20C@3 90.
1OhTg--2 OO622 20 per head.
O02-CoFn fed. 4A@5c mediun. sS41ic;
irtk ncgs ANr. stock rs and feeders. f6tako
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

A vessel Il loading in New Yo X with ayric1l-
turnl implcm' Dis for odessa hhd rehas,opol
tuslia Agricultural implements have now
been est "a RI sla fom this country for ONE
eight years. Previous s. h. time the cons GU
meats Nere very smtll They embrace rapeis,
m wor. and harvest is The tOtsl amount rent
TO Russia is perhaps $1,000 yea, nearly al,
of II going ut hi season. 81 as 10 he expo'ed
foi sn early enough 10 be used with The gtow-
inR crops herr are now Ia The United States
1913 ost,bishmonls which mako tn, 10 M
chimes, 1850 hands being tmpoyed 1850 81
paid in wages s3i 53i 100 being the value Of
materials, and Sos GAO iSG bell the valne OF the
produc,. They are made not lltPely In he
ina ao3, b7?; New York, 1917 7GG ~ d Indiana
3 400, i0i The tov ms which " le mos, attsn
ton 10 this ind sty r. springhr q ana Dayton
Ohio; ca cago, lllinoi'; Auburn. New York, and
Louisville Kentucky each pr ducing over q
m lion dol AIS worth 81 goods Next afei
ihes come t. Louis nrd Philadelphia eacn
pi cd cling more than ihrte'qnsriers OF NIL
m l1sn Of fA'r this xii Kind Ia tennessee
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
AXES-Collins, per dozen, 20; Gold Dollar
per dozen . So Diamond Edge, por dozen, DO
sKILLETs AND LIDs--ixo per pound; sugar
sCALES--Fairbanks. discount 70 per cent
Howe, discount IS percent,
TIN PLATE-I. O. l0xH, per box, 90. l. O.
isx20, per box, 8 10; Terne i4x2o. per bog, 30
rerne, 2ox2s, per box, IS %.
TtNWARE-Pfeced, discount 30 per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
SOLDERING. l, l6c; No. IL and Ia $50 pei
DUCK HORSE COLLARs-No Ia 25per dozen
HAMFs-t two loop, 4 Is per pozen: three loop
1 SO per dozen
GRUB HOE5--Per dozen, 0G railroad p lexis,
per dozen, 30.
MATTOCKS-Per dozen, o 80.
RUBBER BELTING-Discount ~ per cent.
NAILS-3 IS rate
sHHovELs AND sPADEs-Rowland's dis
count ~ per cent Ames' list steel goods, dis
count 10 and 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-shafts, finished. @
poles. ID So singleuees, wagons, select 20.
buggy, Is; express 2 80. Wagon tongues
10 ID. Hickory axles, 10 90 Bolsters Z Y!
Compiling poles, rs. epokes, XXX, select 2 q
XXX, $50. Sawed felloes, ~. 10 2 70
Bowden shoes m Northwestern horse nails
No sc on; Ten g. % Bar iron, 20 rate
0lE-6fade B. and spring top 80 0oM
100 90 do open, 20 0oeSo co. 40 SIDE spr,ngi
ton. 100 ni$6 %, do side bar, 100 00@lS0 CO. d
phetons, i25 0Ossi5o 90. A grade side spring
leo 0O02 o. do phetons, $50 % 200 90 eumI
seat bugkies l7b 00@2bo co. platform springs
ITO 00Mi20 90: three spring wagons: 70 oooilA
wIRk-smooth wire Ma Q, 80 Nos 10 enc
II bKe tapanned. barbed wire. &c; gAlvanisec
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The provisions furnished q 10 gers are all OF
tho b st and most subs .hiital kind They are
-four, pork ~ md fresh beef, rice dried APP
piles, diver curranis. n ! kinds OF 3 es, rug 7,
syfup potatles, raupr sraut turnis. onions
buckv eat hour tea, co1 @. etc a. d he cooks
must be OF he bet and dish MP good grub"
- hers Is q me, ii. x Ia mp and all hanos will
quit.
IN It's lumber Industry is becomnS OF great
Importance
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
STONH-At the ia las qua ries. Sc per cubic
foot; lie for foundation: leo for wall, and $50 for
LUMBEK-Yell Pine, rough Q 90 per 100
over az feet Is per 100 Drsi size finishing
clear 70; common, 2 %; y ceiling, 20 o.; Y cell.
Ing, ESQ., hx6 rou. h, per 10; hxS rongh,
i IS per 100; ,.,a dressed, 200 per 100. Siding,
10; iding 2 10; x ceiling. $50 = ceiling, 9 90,
white pine dressed flushing, 6 30 per 100 \
siding, lat common, Q rs; 2..d common, 2 &c..
Oon,,Snn hoova / so sash. 1 a6e5 70 - 70 size.
sHINsLEsmvsllSr pine S sos9t go e. M Tn's
P PGs Nsr 4 P2RIs-per barrel 4 ooe4 60.
CEMENT FLUEs-6 inno, s7xo; nloh. 900 Q
.nsh collins ioint ! 90 8 inch zap, 500 = inoh
Drain PIrE-3 inch, leo par root; 4inchs 20a;
inch, nKc. inch, <nu incb, 6oc
MIXED PAINTB-Resny for uso and all col
ora, ! Is per gal. All the tosted and stan.
%11e AZ On :ss y pas. cs 50:
WINDOW GLAss--sxlo 70 loxi2 soG ioxl!
10 ilx2l S6e 1894 70 20x2S rs, iess " per cent
LiME-Coopered,. Ausun, 2 70 per barre; pu..
% p'H n or. g. iS oes I sc barrel 10
HAiR-Per pound. sesxo.
POsTs-Oedar, II so Bols d'aro. Isl,
LATH6-l 90 per l0o0
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Day GOODS.

New York sdvioes ., port n bet 2 and more
horsiu holiug M the cry gn d. fsdr the pa,
week. ana isiily ~ ihiauloty business was
zone N SINE drp. n nUnN. The tiinrNOn Ia
he cotton soois ma k,t has slcsiily improved
under the innn, nc Ot thstne y ndu ~ H. ana
a,hghi advance ~ the mot sailu lhhilts mas
been established aud maintai 81 Ihe m9y, e
m ~ IN dome &c va lens pmHllo' Sugghh,
bat This cau'oh no disAppolnu en-, a. * nu
are ~, yet ~ tc rad. Ia show h.Hv, iab'i a
adapict 10 he wars of the cloth ne 'rAde
For lgl go ds have met wth rather more NJ
tniion, but buy :, are utious, In virw ~ 10
~ ssibiliy of a change In the pes NJ tam
The .Obb ng trade uf III CITY was III " m 70
acuy but business NJ some fihe " tern d..
ibulins points was SERIOUSLY checked b, dis
ssuous nouds. which euupird usyrl and
ransporlHton Ia y me txt"nt
spain h now M nhnl = yield OF anou,
20 800 COO gallons uf wine, which pieces hcf III
thn ioutlh rank among vine e., fins c ,un
tbs, belrg surpassed en- by Frame, Tia
aud Aus Hungary hhe h'sa arge exI".is
has develop.d nj Who ~ or chiefly by the ne
ysle.cr OF rhylioxera the French ,iley"ds'
for N 1870 sh.n the rhy loxer- ha dol 9 G, N,
pnrstvel lii'l hrrn, ne efIol.u wlnes Y"
her iot~l exlors, rrploton which was
scarcely exceeded IN 1879.
QUOTATIONS. ro-DkY.
PRtNTs-rr,smans4x ~. Lodl,5; glouocs@l.oS
s;nh 5, Allen. q; Albion cold, ski fessocy
cold, 81 Peabody black, blt' simpson hlnca'
sk; Slmn mourning. az; Gloncestar mourn
ne O nertcap. 6: Barley pink and purple
h AE94cS sR s IN SpS SRS SSs sa
!: indian Head. 2 swif, CIoek, q, OK; Hma
"a. 0; Edgeheld, - 7I; Cabot, - ~
Derby. o.. 81; Glendale. S.i, M Noiohe:, Sd;
s Charter Oak. a.. g. Lake George, 80 6s
9feat Western, ~ D. international. ~ ~,
Atlantic A.7j.; Rennington,7S Sa'ohes h'bSi
FINE BROWN DoMEsrICs--Laks Geofse,
81, HRryest7.; Pocshontss, ~; 9foat Fa.is, 2;
Peerless S.4 8: Plum Island, u Atlantic. 20
sreenbrer, 7k; Alleudsle, IN; Dwieh. 7hi Zee
BLEHCHKD DoMEsTICs-s Social. ~; Sunny
Side. g. bonneville ~: Forest = Bia Bonnn,r,
4, O. Auburn. *; Lons'sle 81; Lonsdnle. cam
br;c i21; Wsmsutta, M. New yors mills II *;
Diamond Hill. oamhrG ?; knighth Cambria,
9; Hero, - 3 HeIo, y, Ba',srdvals q Tan
S.: Gem Of the Spindle, q; RGffer.8k; Glcn.7b
DUCKs-ArkwrighL 16; Ettrcs. SOC, l0N;
stark, dcI 10 stark, ZOOS 10; Savage. S-os- VI Vi
Hampton brown and dTnb. 90. iQ Hampdet
Xxx. do. III Boston. lo-cs, brown and drsb, lah
Montauk- 20 inch. 20 No. 40 inca; nh; No
brown and drsb. II; Chariot striped. IAN; sav.
TICKING- Amoskear AGA, is; Hamiitos, ~
Hollywood, plaid, IL Standard q, ~: Ksoton II
OK: Omega l6x Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
dard Fancy, 9k; Harrisburg, l6
HICK0RY-Rook River. 6.s Blue and Biowp,
%; India i0hc, All .eton. sSc Thoiudikt
n c: Hamilton II: American. 10; Lowell City. On
PLAID OsEABURGS-Dolto, ~; ECONOMY
9k; Ottawa 81; Michigan. r. pel)e. ~. WOOD
lawb.7k Cstswbask Arlington g. Augusta
jFANs~RoIborough,i 49, Pacific, r r., 2sS
Beave: Valley. 25; Toxic l2h; Humboldt, 81
Peoples. 2h; Louisville, 8Sh; Kentucky. Sik
United States s01 Geld @cdal II.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
GREEN APPLIES 006t5 90 per barrel.
NUTS-Almonds, &c per pound; Brazil. log
i6c; nlberts, l6c; Naples walnuts, 16c per pound;
chestnus imported, none on the markets pea
nuts, Tennessee red, is@ilc; choice white,i2xc
c0coanuts, 8ODG9 10
CAIIF0RHfA PEARs-6 7B0s - per bog.
ORANGEs-Louisiana, per barrel. II 600
~ 00 Per boz, 6 so; valencine. per case OF k2u.
IEMoNs-s,ci,y, 500 por box; Malaga
8 co.
DATRs-In trails, i0@i2c.
BANANAS-s GOA % per bunch.
GRAPEB--Malaxs. 00Cs6 so half barrel
SWEET POTATOKS--On the str eets red.
75c per bufbe: yellow, 90
oEIONs-New. 0 90 per barrel.
P0Tt ToEs p ''-lNel, loo.
oABT AGE--New.2 25 % s. per dozen, or so
'f cn t. kiss wequo,e alta oo@s so per dozen;
turteys zoe
EGGS. 15c per dozen.
SUIT Err Choice western. 25ssscs cooking.
tsGls country.2, IS.
sAUEB KRAUT--Barrels II co. hall barrels
9 so.
ADMINISTRATION layer. new per boz. o.;
layer, 65 e2 10.
Dried PrACHRs-unpeeied. Sc: peeled. 12o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-20
LOCAlErTES.

Pumes and tipe, CHEAP, at Bouman's.
Plumes and tips, cheap, at Baumen's.
Artistic job printing at the HERALD job
office.
For wines, liquors and cigars, go 10 Grad
docks
: Ladies approve Of your smoking Little
Joker"
Go to dinner at the Boarc OF Trade res
taurant.
90 70 supper At the Board OF Trade res.
taurant.
O. to breakfast at the Board Of Trade
Every day hot lunch at the Boa'd
Telephone Daushsrty's feed store for all
L. Crsddock keeps the best Of liquors for
holiday drinks.
Letter heads. bill heads, envelopes at the
HERALD joo Office.
The hest work In the city at lowest ricesp
at the HERALD job office.
For all kinds OF horse, COW and chicken
feed, telephone Eugene q. Sesy.
Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
Sold ov w. n. Patterson q 10.
Every body says that Craddook's liquors
are his favorite above oil others.
Fifty ladies' euits worth $40 to $12, We
sell st $3.50 10 81 80. q Bsuman's.
Don't forget the grand opening Of THE
Turf" esloon Tuesday night.
Closks and dolmsns selling half their
price at Bsumsn's. 708 Elm street.
Ladies are invited 10 call and price our
goods, at e Rsumsn's, 706 Elm street.
Ladies are invited 10 call and price our
goods. at 4 Bsumsn's, 706 Elm street.
To the wholesale trade We offer great in
ducements. K. Bauman, 700. Elm street.
Guaranteed TO cure a Geld or Cough
Acker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by w. n. Patterson Il Co.
FoR REkr The two stores under opera
hourP. Apply to A. ID. ALDRIDeE,
623 Elm street. Secretary.
Get first-class free board Mt the Board OF
Trade saloon. Every dsy no, lunch and the
finest of liuuorp and cigars
Burnett, the plum Der, keeps frst-clsss
m cnsnics. cpairs piIes on short notice.
Pumps Of Ill KINDS. Telephone orders, 81
M sin street
@. W. Perez. ". D., physician AID s1r-
gpnR. Once, Ga Main street; resideDce,
1918 Jacxs,n str-et-tsiephone at res dence
n, Is, TsSss.