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Fran, nc .th'"T,"dJ. trrdrn,
Tue solemn fires are III again
tnIti the unouuI airs altar places;
TiI-N rise above tl,- ktr"Iiny p4rui.
Aud trout Ia with Uii"hsugil,g inv-s.
Tie holy time at aii Va. wear
IN silent Worship ti,rrr j. How ing,
The autumn festival " near.
TIE bright tICtuncI dlN- ar 1ntug.
Aud bur shat EVER, t.at doth huit
It's sIinncr by Il wiit-r tartcJ.
Aud every tirri n'iiu nm foil
death beneath II, ir"-tN hearted.
To-" perfect Mrrr ti,ra" GROWING drSs-
so rir'l the sLbiu.' u l. itvH nag.
Enrh dNiug III n silus't hlayN.
Tho bright, bctuD,r du'- sire = ma.
Thor tokens shine along iitr -:""p
V hcsu ever, hrr-/'' II shIsi'.. spi.u,tpr,
ANA whore the sigishiUV jir- II ,trrp
Tn leaves wt'h N.,irN .-hrlow louder,
intu Drtubrf'- Nutt.gr zap
rhv 'u~t aud rr'Ut-t wit" l. lowing;
Aud wlil. ,hc drHHght = hri.Viuius up
TIT bright autt,rlHl ditN- at = tius.
AiIl u. rl- nNa' r.iii- un'l crown
The yrnr awaits tho spol,cr !.jI~tu,y.
AMI srit-t.t VIII la iit- gtury 'tuwu
BUtuFr ti!r iiI,' " nose touch ~ Blasting
Too few she sn.ic-r dJvs, alHr
- inu;iI with th"N ~ outward towiug.
Th", tut,, t'r ,un1IIiu" ~ ''trN it'S---
Ihr,v ''lg!it. Dc,o',rI daS. uFv : nag.
cana SrkscEE
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Yeast.

From ~. po,rhS Companion.
with garments cperse aud ample
rIotiic my spirit.
A robe 81 grit, simple
A. monks inierit
Not ticy more gladly entered
Tisf new f,lRtiun
ILan !. Who's bVpoH are crntIct
pu nv voc. iiDu
T. catch the light q heaven
Ala wnik wtthintt
4 s,,k ior what ~ given
Ana quickly win ~,
1n gain lrHili's inward beauty.
Her garments wearing
Ju de- NY SIMPLE duty.
My burden bearing.
Ia al ny hest cuiiGavot,
auh ~ lN livtug
10 u,axuNN thu y,vcr
~ n ways AiNiIg
', srllcr rubr i- br,ght.uoJ;
M u,,itd granted
NJ 'hre from heaven enlightened
NJ heart cOnisiii'd
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4 Srrsnon SysUiied.

What seems 10 be the matter 90 he asked,
mildly. they returning from church. "din't
Won enjoy the sermon :"
Fujor lii. SERMON I" she rev~nt.d shortly. " md
TINT oiinus Mrs s3ttII. directly front
with fail that never cost cent less than
ST., You must think Inv" n very whrin rrlIg Qua
a.
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pr,nr. R,,m.rc.'. F,.A pr...r,.-.


Prince bismarck has bonn going in strongly
for ARTIFICIAL picure turing the Last three NGar- ~
Fried icsrnhe and every stream and lnk" un or near
his estate well with hsh The Prime hns
an extensive breeding establishment Mt ,irsu,e. near
fri~drtchsruhe. from winch 300 younx roui bs'r
a,ey been sent ont 10 neghbor1ng waters 10 obtained
large stock of trout from Tho celebrated pond. nj
mediterranean near Heidelberg which nre or Mt least
which ough, ~ he well known to mAnS OF my readers
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l'nyIux tor Value Krceisrd.

" How much did MIR. smith give You Il, his
wedding :" asssd II M uist.r's wife Vt hes husband
Two dollars"
Well that's very insignificant sum for rich
liz. Mr.. smith 10 rsy for such -ervica.'
II does seem small amount, he rrlItn ~ hft You
luu.t relncuIl,-r that is has been married he tore
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Au fnr.ish Hnirhrcsscr F,nlis Some Turne<
Pictures.
From N, London Standard.

An Exeter ha irdresser claims to have made a
discovery having brought light three r lures which
nre thought To be works of IS NJ Turner. They rep
rrssnt views of the interior OF ENrts' Cathedral
nre snh To have been stowe nearly nifty years
a. lumber. The hartrrsser purchased tho picture. Q
Few days sine. from furniture broker
each Judge of works ut has offered Il for tho
three but the hairdressrr has communicated with Lon
don eSers 40 ns 10 place the authorship of tile
e question,
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TRADE ITEMS.

PHILADELPHIA capitalists ere TO build Z new
glaks iaciOry At Glnsshoro New jersey.
A lot indlo cotton mill 10 employ about
50 hands. vii, coon be completed In. Selma.
Alabama
1he uddi ~ NJ the Flha PennsylyaniS, irun
works hrvp sumed work
The coal trades iriounal met in Pi,tsburg on
4ondhy ana adopted y slididg scale 10 govern
the y sres I th1 falrond miners fof the CON-
sn~ six months
rhe Canorr Rubber comranv, al New Hs-
ven, or eUicnt ~ close down al the end 0i
The month. ard LOCO hanOs will be temporarily
idle
The Pitsburg glass manufacturers are hsv-
inx hsid time 81 account u active conpeu-
tlon nom thc west.
The Fnl River stIiko continues and the
strikers are krm. righi NJ the ten mills which
were stoppsd by The strike ere new ruAning,
bot ave d llng very little
There IL considerable suffering among the
0heDrndosh mil ers on account Of half time,
and ''.rs IRE being taken ioi The formation Of q
sinners union.
Ls,l We lnesday 5000 cosl miners met al
Elizabeih. feunsyival ia and de- ided to accept
the II d-cuon IL cent per b0shel which has
been odefe' 10 The Iiycr locl
The rubber works At wo0nsocket aud MIL
Vile sh Dc Island, which have cen on shor,
iAie.
The glass bottle department OF Thoms,
Weightmsn's w'Iks. Ptstuigh, has started up
kill t,prs,lysnin has shut down, throwing
ON, !, 90 m L. and ma G employees
The WI reiig nail factories are running ful
tm, Atthe ssi ncrh ~ toe Western Nal
sssccli ton. N toe .Oh inst. stocks we're re
por ed b. tier and The oeinand more active.
The Ere Oh Caundi NJ, who have been en-
pleyed IN rlncs of the suikihg naitrs It Ware
htm, Msstschus' Us, Lave been Induced 4
getnrs L. Canada aud ia fectofy Is closed.
Msnuiaciur Ia all liues at Detroit. except ca
buil.iug, are f-frlv tne
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aHOCERIEs.
QUOTATIONS ro.pAY,

QUOTATIONS ro-pAy.
coffkf-kio fair, i2@iac; primo mAo
~ shssi'f mn ssslSs ssspyS ,s Java
'0s oolong eeeocs japan. doebtSa
SUGARS Powdered. i0Nn crushed, ioSc,
Tsnulsisd. ssc STANDARD Al, eci Louis
lens white clarned. skc; yellow clarified ssci
MoLAssEs-louisiana choice. COO: prime. $50
lnir w. god, zoe; corr syrup tsci sugar
' BhasiS S iS Jul, .s'" iS no, ioxe por
,srdi n ma. icsc, Ties i.sS por bundle,
klck- Wholesale. bAG7Ao
CkACkEks-kods, X, 6sso. Xxx enc XXX.
so% sf s'pss' p :9'B g.. slpo lud,.
pound bAra. Is per boz s.poJna hsrs, oopel
boI; l,Ponnd bars, 2 - por hon.
SSAAEEsshkEs'ar null sss9 nm i's s,s ss@s' ,ss
Young America, l6N,
E9rE INSs SNi, So. Cote rTso ,ss
%EasuRnsn', oSsS Spl Iron D i SSaaa. ~ per POI
iosen: 2.hoop pals, 2 90 S-hoop, ~.
ruBs--s nest q Is; ! nest 2 Is; No I. 0 o.
W KAT; "a fArsR r. and sts s sis
POWDERS % per teg OF =, pounds; ias do
as es DO; 81; blasting ssd s ss Z 70 Shot
7b email barrel . 90. Small s.barieL 70.
Boston mixed h.barrel, $50. Chow-ohow ~
parrol s 80, 2.gallon pals cho~'chow. I ".
l Is. Glass Qusru, 90 Glass s-sslion. . 80
Glass l.gailon, 4 10, Glass Hox. gallon, so.
COAL olis-li0 degrees nrc test In barrels,
lac 40 test oil In cans, on $50 degrees hrs
'SAcKKRSL.So. / barrels, la@ No *.
barrels, ] SO No. 1 k.barrels, I ~. No q y.
barrels, o.. 10. s-bs,rsls; 2 %. No. h"'
HOLLAND HKRRiNe-i'npor,ed.i ~ peI hog.
CANDY etiok, iikc a pound; fancy, .i512sc.
CIDER-Crab apple. acc; Missouri cider NO
0t sT ssSa p'i as s Glass s. Bon.
| ton l-pound pncssgcs, o. Corn starch l.pound
packages, =. 6-pound wood boz glAsA N. T.
pound psper box gias', ~
JUGs-we quote: lilo per gallon for glassd,
TON ToSAToEsIss .SH al Sa@sOS:.i Ii; a.rouna
CALlFoRNIA CANNED GooDs.-Pcsches,
5 oe Aprioota, 2 5; blsokberriss, 80 grapes
z %; pears, ~ pounds 90 gagos, ~
bounds pSSnSs 81 P sS%s a poSd SoanS. s% cur ~
sMoKiNG TOBACCO Genuine Duke Of Dur.
ham, i-pound packages ale; A.eonnd: 70 "
GENERAL ssRoGiRiRs--.aod Bicsrb. 50
pey pound: AL eoda. 81 20 sl-so. per pound
Ginger. rsoa zoe por 10; nnumegs VOC 70 81 " Per
G sa its rSS pSr ' doc PatisS HaS rs a
por Joe Berdlnoe, Amorinsu; $3.50 per criso est.
Zines. FrenGh, liAt0 pof ossc, snun, CARROTS
NJ. So % sii.ss Ger case 5nas, ;'ansttsi OF q. :
70 et.s0 per cE9e aeuo Haiphs. ii
SIS per dok. olive OF. PTS 7,7t pm doL
auAhrOoms. fl.7s psr dos; oondensod Xix,
" rs 10 500 20. Gosc; Jelly. vino glasA 80. zen
don. suTubisi. siB por dozen; crown eA1 pa
doson 10. osni. t.sS por dozen; 10. cana, AZ n
psr dozen: Extracts ls:non, NC. per doass; Bx.
iscte, assorted, SIC per dossa; 0!ovos, tvhplo
60 70 Doc por h.. Cgo,lm Tartar. uonirnerriai
,Sc. per ID :; BlacsinF, tsmain 'sn Dor IN yisoh'
~, hsrgai asr pst dos
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Total ...... bTIO $3.50 4!g,i2l 5.38O, 833
Last year. ....l2t9 Is ~ 1855 s33 -.
ExDoris this week to Great Dhtain 27,456; con.
tinent 10. Oi3 Stock this day. 800 ISL; yester'
day, ~, 65.; this day last year. Si7 l05.
FEW ORLEANS MARKET
Nsw ORLEANS. April 2-Flour dull and
npchsn .ed Corn scarce and firm; mixed,
| Ga; white, 20. Osts in iair demand; AZ IL
to a. Cornmesl stsady with good demand;
| So 90. Hay in good demand and scarce;
prime, SIS; choice, SIG 80 to sl7 SO. Pork
firmsr rnd scarce; SIS 62 l.2 to
SIS rs, Lard steady; tercs
refined, 035; reg. 0.H Bnlk mea$s In isil
demsnd aud frmer: shoulders. pscked
| 3 3; bacon steady. with fair demand; shoald'
ers, 8 is: long clear and clear rib. 10 3.8
Hsms-Cbcics sugar.cu, ed csnvasscd
8 eady and unchanged. Whisky firm and un,
changed. Coffee dull and uDoh ugeh; Rio
cargoss, common IT, prime. o IA to 81 2
Sugar Quiet and steady; common
10 good common 4 IL to 4 rs; fair
TO fully fair. 51.S to 53.4; prime. 8 2;
yellow clarified, o 34: white clarified, O 81
| 10 G7s: ersnuiatsd. 7. Molassss steady
with good demand; csDiriiug.l, II tn 80;
fermeniing. 80 10 rs; rsboi!td, 26 to 40
Rice quie, hui firm; Louirisnn, ordinary 10
prime, 4 5-S TO 534 Bran dull; 95 Cotton
seed oil dull and unchanged.
Sight exchange on New York, 81 so per
81 600 premium; sterling exchange. d b,
A
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MAkKEis Bi TnLLGKAPH.
CHfCioo MARKET.

OnIcAeo, April 2.-Fiour dull and I'M
changed R-gular ~tesi-Feeiipg unset-
Ned: opened i-4hieber, advanced shade,
eecl,usd 10. rel led slightly and closed
- /, IL der ye.,erdsv; Gales rapged,
Apr,i s2I,5,o s4l.2, elss,d y "A; Nay;
to 90 Ia; ciossd q
9 = Is. Corn 10 fair demand; unsettled;
opebed shade bigser, quickly declined
wiz rallied slightly spd closed Is
1oves for May "a 'wer for June; SIS TO "a
Isvsr for JULY than yes'erd.v. Cssh 80 to
HSlfo So 3-s. clu.ed 81 "a; June. IS 81 to
= ~. cos~d IS "a: JaIy, 81 IA 70
q IA, 81 sed 81 II Oats dull and essv:
oosh, 8S4 20 81 liz: April, % 80 10 70;
Hay, 81 rs TO 80 50; June - 10 333s
I0fk Irregular aud fsiriv active: declined IA
= - hut recovered siieh'ly; cash. $l7 30
= ols -; April SI7 30; Msy, tl745 10
0IyyG 1 2; June. Sl7 IS T. AZ IL 4. Lsrd
q M d~mar q; ceons@d IS 20 20 s.rly, raj
~ IL 20 10 recef q 10 "a 121 2 and
1SoorsI cay, cssh, S9D e. s.95: May closed
3 - cor IL: Jnn. lclo-ed 9O7 IL 70 10;
1T closed 9l5 - 07i-2 Bulk meess
= sssr d~msnd: shoulder. 30,
1Snss r,hs. 9. p,y-t clear, 92. Hogs-R--
S1lr,s. II 90, iirm; rcu n psckips, 90 n
- gsss II M "a . g c.,, 60 y .
= - - i've 10 uoopsrssd d: sxpor,s. &c 10
= q o. eood 20 'hoice chipping, IS % 10
r. en- mon to medium. f510 70 &c 50.
- ~ sxsns, IS o 1915 6neep-R-
-, 2 Q0r q a. 80 f.iriy active Inferior
- ~. 8 - IN - 20. meoipp ~ good.
I'D % IS - ~ . sx''.. e5 % 90
EauoAs c11R nAnkE94
-, - ~ g Is = ! :; s "a ':'; Ss
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,owcr; - 10 els. cab; s3ii ~ s3 SIS,
NAV; "a IL June Olts hrm; 20 10, Dat.
tl@-Rt cents aaUO, Nssk ntc aver; ma.
1--WE ,tsis, 1850 "a I 1Sl pnuud-, s. 10 "a
% IS; sisos,r, sud ievht's, ia.6l q 50,
COWS. $500 20 "a IN lluE,- Rsosiot-.
pounds, 80 10 20 go ~. iu"iulJ .0.l5 10
20 80. rn,.p--Rersii L., 5ss quiet. natives,
20 90 ~ pounds, 80 90 to sS 30,
n LuuIr sfRgIr
ST. LorIi Apr.i 3.-Fsur unchanged.
WhtEt uu,nsn higher, edvnuced 4to | ?.
then declined $40 ~ sen \ 20 3 4 lower
than y tsterd.y; No. . red, 81 % i'2 u ~ 90,
each; 81 "a. Aoril; sln7 "a T. 0s "a,
clos pR A. GI9t, May; u 1885. 20 81 0! 2
closing u % 80, july Corn opened
lit,le better out rnn right down
and closed 10 to "a under ysp's,dav:
~ H. isl2. ca.n; 1888 90 ~ 80 NAV; 90
D 80 81, June; % LIS 1, 81 ~, suly. Oats
lower aud ,low; 81 IL, cast 30 may. ?67 .,
year. Whisky siesdy; 81 10. Cnru meal
steady; 80 %. Provisiors dun and ln~er,
Pois. si7 70. Bulk me,t-Lous clear, O. 10
to 20; srort RIB, o 20 10 ESQ; short clear.
0.&5 90 S55. BscJn--Long clear, $50 to
OF -: short rim, o 10: short
clear, 1905 TO 1910 Lard-Smnll lots
solo ielS. Csttl- -Rrceipt,. 5000. sur-
tly liberal. prices weak; exports $500 to
SO - good 10 cnoic,. So 80 20 So 10; CON.
mon &, medium 50 30 1870: oorn-frd Tex
ans IS to $3.50 Hog Rpceipts Y 400;
lower and week. liahi S. ~ 20 SO 80; pHck :
ing so % 10 90 ~: heavy, 80 10 so 5000.
SheeI-R, ceipt-. 800: Tiow ruo ~esk: IN
iefriOr, So % TO So IS menium 10 good, "a
TO IS; cho.ce to inncy, 1925 10 Sc. Texsns,
IS to IS.
NEw YORK MARKET
Nnw YoRK, April . -Becves-Rsccipis,
. 80.
~ Il firm; so q "a 20 TO Douf 20 Surely
prime steers, "a 80 90 81 10 for fBr bull q;
general sales, So 80 To 1915 Sbe+p-l,e.
ceip's, q COO; active and firm eyfrrnIts, 50
20 81 Tor sheep; 1915 10 ~ % inr yearly
lAmhs; genera, ssles 40 40 80. TO flr sne"n;
s725 ~ $40 Tor year ings. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat Options opeued
IL 10 Sd higher, sf'ersHrds declined 5.S 10
3.4. ciosine wess; spot LOIS beay closing
IL 10 Loser uugradsa red SO ~ gl.0t; No.
red 20 / 2; No red %: No 2 red, Sl.02
o. 81 GA Id Corn-Sp,t G. IL 10 | lower;
options opened l-2 higher, NJ erwards week
en.d and declined / 10 l 3s, oosing AZ the
lowest point; unprodeo, Al ~ 40 IA, No. 3.
90 IN 60 -; steam, IS 80 80 3 4; No. ., 80 IL
1901 q, fee Spot lsii: r. duh a. Il weak;
10 "a tn IL: opuons opered 10 90 10 points
lower, 10. err recovered tbs ano Ddvsr ced
10. olosing siesd,; sses 900 hags: Rio M.
I. NAV. so; June, ss5 - s 80: jay 80
70 0O5; August, 800 20 o 10; September,
sos Sugar dull and unchanged, hoss.
SEES dull aud unchanged Rice stssdy,
moderately nctive. Tullow quiet
and weak. s. Rlsn steady, Turpen.
tine dull ana lower; ~ IL. Wool dull and
unchanged. Pork dull u d lower; SIT 81 IL
Beef quiet and steady Cuf meats dull and
gpnk: shot, clear middles s Is. Lard de-
cined 80 10 IS pointe, with more activity
and considerable excitement. closing Of
bottom rates; prime steam, OILS 10 o 20.
NET RECEIPTS
New YORK, Aprii q be following are
the ret receipts OF cotton a. all United
HateS.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGs, POUL
TRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,

GREEE APPLES 00e5 80 per barrel.
NUTS-klmond6. o. per pound; Brazil, l5eb
i6o; alberta, i5c; Naples wAlnuis, 49, por pound:
chestnuts imported, none on tho mGrkot pea.
nut Tennessee rod, laeSilc. choice white, i4as
cocosnuts. sopSp9 10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per barrel, II 00@
ls 90 per case. Q SO; Valeuclne. per case Of 42o.
0OSplO %.
LEMoNs-sionv, 5 20 per box Malaga
co.
DATES--In rails, i0dbl2o.
BAEANAsS 00tet4 90 per bunch.
GKAPEs-M Malaga, 9 00tD6 80 half barrel
SWEET P0TAT0E5-On tho ctr cots, rod.
75c per bushe; yellow, 1 90
ONIONS-Now. 90 per barrel.
POTATOES p ll,el, 100.
CABRAGE-Eew,225 ~ 8 oper dozen. OF so
CHIC Ems wequote AS ooas so per dozen;
turkeys 70u
g60e Toe per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 20a25H cookins,
p6blSr country, rs rs
sAUKR KRAUT--pArrels. II 90, half barrels,
$50
RAIsINs-Iondon layer new per boz. OH
layer, 650f rs
DRIED PRACHEs-- Unpoe'sd- -r pesled ias
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LUMBER AND nHisfDTNa MArEalAL

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
sTONE-At the Dallas qua 'ries, 80 per cubic
foot; lie for foundation: ,oc tor WALL and l5c ro'
dressed front
LUMBER--Yelow Pine, rough. . ~ per iod
over "a feet 2 ~ per 100: Dresd size finishing
clear TO- common, 2 %; x ceiling - 0t5 Y cell.
ing, 2 So kx6rough, s. per i0v; kxS rough.
rs per 100; ks dressed, 400 per 100. Siding,
/ rs Der 100 Poplar dressed hnIshine. s 90 pei
i,p. iding, 2 so; q ceiling 200 u ceiling. 90.
White pine dressed Finishing, 8 10 per 100
ceiling, LIST comm on, 0o 2nd common, IS
siding, LIT common. 2 70; I'D comman, 30
Comm 'No-n. 80, sasr, l5Gs 20 ~ 81 ouse.
sHINaLES-Naie Jg pii,a nC,S< ~ erlu
huc, { 50-f5 20. ''yp-srS W. oie M. q
1 80; NJ. g. As
PLASTER PARTs-per barrel. 4 Coca 90
CEMENT FLuk5--o Inca. sgssa, , li.1A. ssG
looh oai.at ,cipt 10. 8 tuon on9, sn'' .nnh
oairrg ininl 70 iYcb rap 30. enc.
DRAIN PIYH-S iLsi,. i6o vi iclss sinrA 20 I
| Inch. ~ &c : inch, so; i70h, 20
MIxru PAINTs-Res y for uoe and all col
ora, Is per vSL Al! ~" aNsec srN sian.
dare r,sbes are on ss!c ~ Dallas .Ssairrs.
! WHITE LEAD-ai-fc;,r susi, 1886 IS.
WINDOW GLAss--sxi0 TO i0xi2 sOe iox1,
10 lsx2L s5e l6x2s 70 2ox2S. IS, less ~ per CEN
| LIME-ttoperssy. sissIa 70 pa NJ 81 p4ss
| ! 50 DsnUon oar ,ctc 20r rcf b.r--t , u
| nss..,s IN lotaA M Ser husNai rs.
HAIR-Per pound, sn9ko.
| POsTS--Oedar "a so boie A arc. tsl
l 4. nav 4
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sADDLERY AID LEATaHR.
sooIsrIcNs IONA

OAK soLE LEATHEn~x. hssvy rexss
free Of brands los, A. heavy Texas. one brand
70 each aide, SIC; heavy fexss. two brand.
10 csch side. sc: X. mfdinm fexas. free Of
sses sids b. Bsauore osi. fr ss o. Brands
S1Ssiio sIxucHrFR-rer slaughter, J
70 y 10 sides. SIC rood slaughter, 10 70 20
ccenisr sols &C belize. 80.
-. e s.ss ;s s u * ssA ss .sss '' s:ss
s go; I'D ps'1 ss 49, -. s.iss ' e
<x-<--s 6ses earssz N sx-s-2 tssor chsiss
- 49, rsse cRsI1k - 10. l hool
. .::: ! o. 3 h. l. 49, = ; -
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LIVE STOCK.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.

QUUlATIONH TO-UAIs
BEEvE5-CoIn breves, 4A4kc per ID: fair n
good grass beevea, Sk6D3kc per pound; medium
grass reeves, 3doSkc per pound
Serth Texan grades. 40 0OeS60 90 rommou e
CIR, IS OO@ 40 co. STOCK cattle aroud, Is 10000 90
BULLS AND STAGS-CFor sausage mann
iON 10 o. ,wo-years oids, l2ss1s,
sHEYP-Good mutton, soS1fc por pound
ecdium mutton, 2k@2kc per pound: stoos
shee 20069 %.
GOATS-2 0Oe2 ~ per head.
HOGS--Corn fed, ak|5c
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WOOL, HIDES AND FELTRrss.
suorArrorp ro-pAY.

wooL~-Nexican. free Of burrs. ilQlso nex'
icsx improved. i4917c; coarse, ie416c, ooarse
medium. leoiac; rnedirmx is12oc nne medium.
iition, lSs22c. bury sspc pcr pound lea
suDurdfuG N hurrs.
HIDHz- Prime plump flint, 20 lbs and mp lzs
per y; seconds, plump hinss ~ lbs and M, IL
bulls and rsss6 o. per n; dry sailed. o6likc
according u eoIditIon; sreen sal cd. o.
PkLTRIRs-Doer sEins. 2pol2c; antsiop<- leg
l6c seal skkna, 1S<r15o. sheep pelts, ~ pef wool
Ud<sc- sheAriinRs. f0olSo
TkLLOW-Pr;me tallov. Co. .silov sreasa 80
sxo q sssc FOLLOW N brown t635<.
BkEsWAy-prisne yellow. Cor fsyE snd sdu
faAnnn
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Tn rantofar
| Ahis diu'apo
which VIII le act
IN a. a silmulant
If the kidney ,
neither *, ilcs nur
iriita Is HON. was
lonRsl &c supplied
~ Ho stctter' a
Stomach Bit ~
This due medicine
acris the requisite
degree OF siiniula-
ton upon these or.
gaus without pro.
& ucing irritation,
. nd IN. therefore
Tar betirr adapted
for the purpose
IN IN unm, dica,ed
egcitanis Often %.
sorted 10. Dys.
pcrsia. fever and
Ilu AZ ured by II
Dealers generally
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-03
PROVISIONS.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
BACON Short clear sidea. l4r Long
olear, ktp,Sc less.
DRYsALT - enort clear sides. 1lko; Long
clear, n ~ less; breakfast bacon, 14c.
HAMs-Canvassod and uncanvassed, loo
LARD - Tloroe 1lo hAif-bsrrei, ike;
bO-pound osns lie; D-pound oons. llg
10 pound eau, Ike s-nonnd cans uxc: s'
pCrpd cans l1K
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-07-28
WINNEMUCCA HOTEL.
Bridge treet, winnemucca,
DAVID GiROix.............P Proprietor.

Having built and fit ii up in the most com
modious style the largest and finest Hotel in
Whine mucca, wi h large and aify rooms, the
rcpii. tor is prepared TO receive and entertain
the travelling pubic with accommodations 40
good ,an b. found in this st ction of the coun-
try. The TABLE will always he berally Sup
piled with all the substantials life, and with
,very luxury tha. can be procured Alta he'd
10 Tire Hotel is FINE BAR, where the choicese
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-07-28
WINES. LIQUORS AND CIGARS
Can be obtained at all times.
BOARD PER WEEK. %

ky For the accommodation of patrons %
the winnemucca Hotel, new
FIRsT.CLAss BILLIARD TABLE
Has been procured for their especial enjoy.
ment.
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A irst-class BILLIARD TABLE, for the 40
commodation of guests
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B,LL NYgs TEnPERANCE.

The worst time l ever had graphing
with the great enemy. reckon, was IN
The latter part OF the war when pretty
near squashed the rebellion. Grim
visaged war had worn me dIwn pretty
well. lplayed the lis tuba IN the reg
mental band, aud began to sigh Tor
peace.
We hal been on the march all Sam-
msr it seemed to me- We'd travel
through dust ankle deep all day that
was just like ashes and halt IN the red
hot sun five minutes to make coffee.
We'd make our coffee in live minutes,
and sometimes we'd make it 10 the
middle OF the road; but that's neither
here nor there.
We finally found that We would
make a stand in certain town aud
that the Q NJ. had twO barrels cf old
reliable whisky in store. We also
found that we couldn't get any for
medical purposes nor anything else.
All we could do was to suffer on aud
wait till the war closed. ddn't feel
like postponing the thing myself, so |
began to investigate. The great foe OF
hum unity was stored in a tobacco.house
and the Q NJ. slept there nights be-
tween the barrels. The chances for a
debauch looked peaked aud slim in the
extreme. However. there was a base
ment below. aud | got ia there one
night with n half.ineh auger and two
wash. tubs Later on there was a sound
of reveiry 10y night. There was a con-
siderable "on with the dance, let JOY
be uucoufined."
The next d,y there was a splngy APP
pearance on the top OF the head, which
seemed to be confined to our regiment.
as a result OF the sudden giving way. as
it were, of prohlbitory restrictions. IL
was very disagreeable day, | remem-
Der. All nature seemed clothed IN
gloom, and r. T. Morse. F. d. Q.
seemed to be in charge of the proceed.
ings. Red.eyed regret was eve ywhere.
We then proceeded to yearn for the
other barrel of woe, that we might pile
up some IN IRE regret, aud have enough
misery to last us through the balance
of the campaign. We acted on the
suggestion. aud with q firm resolve and
the same ha!finch auger, We stole once
more into the basement OF the tobacco
house.
1 bored nineteen consecutive holes
into the atmosphere. and then an init.
mate friend of mine bored twenty seven
distinct holes in the floor, only to bore
through the bosom of the night, aud at
3 o'clock, A. NJ, it looked like a ham.
mock, il was so full Of holes. The
Quartermaster slept through it all. He
slept in very audible tone Of voice.
aud every now and then We could hear
him slumbering on.
At last we decided that he was sleep.
ing m'diling close to that barrel, so We
began to bore. remember, aud took
the anger with a heavy heart. bored
through the floor, and for the first time
bored into something besides oxygen
1T was the Qnartermaster. A wild yell
echoed through the Southern Confeier.
acy, and pulled out my auger. 1t
had on the point a strawberry mark
and fragment of those old.fashioned
woven wire gray shirts, such as Quar-
termasters used to wear
| remember that we then left the
tobacco house. In the hu,ry we forgot
two wash tub. half-ineh auger and
$50. 36l new half-inch auger holes that
hao