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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-02
GROCERIES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

COFFYE-Ko fair, l2@lse; prime l3K@
ic choice, liSMi5c; lHguyra, l5c Java, 20c
TEAS Imperial, i5@abc; Young Hyson. iOG
Y, Oolong bNGOc, japan, GOdG6c.
SUGARS Powdered, lO4c; crushed, loAo
{anulatrd, CSC; standard A 1, 9c Louis
ana white clarified, SIC, yellow olarihed, SIC
MoLAssEs-Loulsia choice COO; prime, $50
fair To good, inc; corn syrup, Abe; sugar
syrup, Gl@6Sc reboiled, i6@b?c,
BAGGlNG-Pure Jute N DO, loAc; pei
yard y lbs, lose. Ties l.f5 por bundle.
RICE Wholesale. GA@7Ac.
sALT5ln barrels TO- Liverpool In sacks
CRACKERs-soda, X, 6J,o; Xxx, exc; xxx
&c; cream, 80; ginger snaps, DC.
soAr-oliye, 70 per box; blue India ~
pound bars, 3 % per box; k.pound bars, o 90 pei
box; l.pound bars, u per box. ...
CANDLES-Stnr, fun weight l5k; short,lik
CHEEsE-W, r.. l2C full cream. l5c;
Young America, lGa
ROPE lose basis. Cotton rope lsc.
WELL BuCKETS--i 000pi % per dozen
CLoTllksrlNs-R Round, Csc; spring. per box
MEASURES, bushcl iron bound, 80 per
dozen: 2-hoop pals, 0G 3-hoop, 2;
TUBS nest nest 2l; nest % 25' No. !, %
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag aud straw, 45@75c
POWbkR-5 90 per keg OF - pounds; 1874 do
-; GA do, 81; blasting kegs, 2 o.. Shot
drop bag o0m2 10; buck, 25@2 80.
PlCKLES-Medium barrel $ 90 h.barrel
I g. Small barrel 90. Small H-harrel, 8 10
Boston mixed H-narrcl 90. Chow-chow y.
PntlHL o,; 4-shllph IIlls rhow'shoW' o.
Ee Gs psI Se1 6 eg Gssss e. SlsSs 6ip ~
Glass l-gallon, %. Glass Hex gallon, SO.
COAL olL-llO deEces nrt tesL IN barrels,
re. no 'e.t oil in cans oO; 100 degrees fire
lesg ~ per ct.e' , ,o,o
AthEkEL'-No' hSrreia' ~ 51 DO r.
oarIc,s' = 5G NO ! :, nerfrlN o. NO r.
barrels , W 20 = oHtieh, w. 20 kltS
l r., 80 = kiiS ! %, NJ GllSi l ~,
CA DY-su-g. llhc y poaudi fancy, l5@2bc
1lDEk-OrSbl apple, lvo' @ttsonIi clder' Sol
'cn Rhnon. nlhtEhi per shIion, lneZn'
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DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY


PRINTs-Frsomsns4H: Lodi, 8, aicuce0,sr6%
Harmony .; Cocheco OK MerrimGc, 9. Grocn'
wlch, 81 Alien, g. Albion solid, 81; Peabody
solid, 5s Peabody black, 81; simpson black.
"; SiInp n mourning, Gh: Gloucester mourn.
lng, s. nencaI. g. Barley pink aud purple,
6; Arnold, Q; oil red, @ oil blue and green, IL.
HEAVY BROWN DoMEsTICS--Augusta, a.,
Z; Indian Head, !; swift Creek, 81, 5h; Kma,
Derby, Sd, 81: Glendale %, 81; Narhe., 81;
8 Charter Oak, -, (; Lake Geor.a. - ca;
Great Western. -, 8; International. a, 81
Atlantic AK; Benningtcn,7S; Nstchcz =, 81;
FINE BROWN DoMEsTICs-Lsko George,
"a larvOTt7h: Pu,1hontas ~; Great FALL, Z;
Peerless, Bed s: Plum lSl9ud, Atlantic. ~
ireonhrier. ~; Allendale, ~; Dwight ~; Sc:
BI.fxcKED poatEsTICs-soclal. *. Sunny
Side s aolmesyipe ~; Fore, s. BIN BonsnIa.
bric HH: WnnsuttA lltl' New YORK mills llh:
Diamond Hin, camoro, :; KNIGHTS cambria,
:; Hero, a.. ?: Hero, u, s. Billardvn'e, 2; nam.
bridge. H. 5; Peerless \. 5N; Fruit Of the Loom
81; Gem Of the Spindle, s; BaTkogS4: Glen.7h
pUCKS-ArSSrishL l6 Etuica, SOS, l0h;
slafk, doz. u: stari COS l6 savage, s.oH, 'lb;
Xxx, do, ID; Boston. loor, bicwn md diab, l6k
NonatlE ~ inch . 20 NJ. q, 40 Inch, 12n: NO
= 80 inoh.. i7ls: Cold Medal Sine. I2h: ZION
o.own and drab,. Il: Chario, striped, l2x; Cav.
'TiCKING--Amoszesg AGA, 10; Hamilton, II:
Hollywood, plaid, IL; Standard 2, 90; Easton .
Ok; Omogs l6H; Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
dard Fancy, OK, Harrisburg l6
HiCRoRY-Rock Riyer IS Dine and Brown,
10; India, l0Sc Arl's eton. sac. Thorndiho
u g; H,Tnilton u; American. iG Lowell City. eS
AZ; oitavs, sSi Michigan, sH' Belle. 7js.wood
iayn.7k Csiawos.sh Arlington. $; Augusta
JExNs"Ri Is; paclnc, R r ,2sl
Peoples 2sN; Louisville. sSk: Kentucky, SAX,
United States. 30H. Gold Medal II.
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lruuges uul lemons On tree this year ms last
d. tuutf hUi,d largely 90 a hlucr drNrIopmtu'
no im,t viii IA IL m Oh largrg heavier and
uuer ihHu the crnp oi ls,.'si The Rbsru oi
the I,uuary ireyzH we hrd last year leaves the
Irut luHiuT, swyutur aud ot better flavor
that N.ual In comparing he first picking this
Nr.f 100 several orchards ia We Nln ny OF
the city ~ Pasadena tud ~ the SAN Gabriel
VALLEY. 10 b. .uuui that there Is q pclccptiulC
improvement 100 the weight OF boxes cot
taiugE The same nun lci Of oranges irum the
satncu chards last year II has nis0 been OBJ
.ctyrd by many a. nur Npcnouccd hor,i ultur-
isu that the irutl .n tins vicinity, ~ well ~
along down the coast "a, iiras santa Anna Their,
rs nos 80 much of the smut pcfcCpiblc, which
mars the appearance pud All tuts iuc Pre-, ot the
ull The cause OF this is found 10 be Ia the
f.i thu fhcre has been less heavy, fOgRy
N tHng while the quit de- matut ug AM white
mo mutt 4, hCti'r, the foliage, limbs ana bark
ol he ."cs LOOK much cleaner brighter aud
thrifty. .Hkug cysglki'g into consideration
perhaps 3 best for the tracs and thntn iull-
airing year viii demonstrate thar nature has
done .l thing, for the host nfcr rll'
Iu..u.t cal paper says Bull Run
JtuE uua oh. OWING liver me said to be
sv.uung .a beaver this w.ut T. D. wren
lnH .u iuH ic. rNat ou aud Mountain G. ~,
uu iEg bNNu.r, there are live beaver
Iuns. The ruWHs were never known 10
abound Iu tutl ruu.eE euuc ihg settlement Of
tt' country boz tar whites. % { W tVucrvuo,d
l.m ilr ju.,ssalu..
Gro communication 'o L' department 81
s'HIt. a'r NgUuu United a'os consul 90 Lon
uu., ..EH iu1th u purthIv snto uf 80 ifs DNists
IH"He tIU W,r. tUr ella .os OF England. The
rH'r ul t.Fe. .s such q. tlD ,Wpo,c chooses To
pay the .upf,r bong unable To- change bis rs
llyrcr u- souErt other emp %. menL I'm macy
luDh rIys Hhnrurs IRE working Il starvation
Wr.t. Hnllu employers tre calculating losses
rather than geius News from the muuufacur-
Iug districts point 20 renewed ilsinrs among
working men. hu, arbitration may rcyenl the
evils which follow in the wake of suspen ed L.
hor The better classes NC using every ciOri to
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DRUGS.

| The hill recently introduced In congress b,
Mr. Tnlly TO prevent the use Of ths United
States m ais TO advertise noxlous and dangerous
incidents fonds and comp unds. pr vides:
Section ] From and after Fix mopths af CT
! the passage and aol roval OF this act no adver-
| tissrncnt Of any kind or natnrs or advertising
device OF any medicinal preparation, compound
or prescription, or any punch, bitter cordial or
| slr liar compound or preparation 10 be used as
medicine or mixed with food wine or any
other substance used as beverage or ~ food or
medicine shall be placed in or carried bv the
IN ails OF thu United States. with sworn afada-
Wit OF the correctness OF such formula and the
thereof by the proper officers designatsd there
for in said patent office and tho iss OF aoert-
fcate that said substance 10 not noxious or dan.
gerous to health.
Sec. .. That any persen applying for such
| certificate A. 10 named In the preceding section
| shall. at the time D! making su IN application,
pay tho sum Of $50, and no such certificate shall
and sample II be filed as Aforesaid. the same
shall be found to DO innexuous aud not Danger
Gus 10 III or health.
oeo s. That any person who shalt violate any
| o. the provisions In sections and 2 hereof shall
Ut on conviction thereof, pay fine OF not less
than 400 and not more than 81, 900 for each ~
fynse. or suffer inprisonment In the peniteu-
one year. or both. in the discretion OF tho court
except In case any person shall file filso shi-
oavit with snch application for certificate,
aud In such ca.e such fling shall be deemed
perjury and punished as such; and the circuit
cours Of the United States shall have exclusive
jurisdiction OF ali prosecutions under this act.
Sec That there shall be employed Ia the
patent office a sufficient number OF exper per-
ons to maxi proper examinations of all appli
cat ons for such c. TlihCaies
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGs, PoUI
TRY, GAME, ETC.
oCoTATIoNs TODAY.

GREEN APPLES-i OOG6 90 per barrel.
EUTS-Almonds. Pc por pound: Brazil, l50
l6c; hlbertS, l5c; Naples walnuts, loo per pound
chestnuts imported, mono ON tho market; pea
nuts. Tennessee red, l0Gllc; choice white, l21fc
cocoanuts, S0nta9 90
CALIFORNIA PEARS-b 75d6 90 per box
ORANGES-Lousiana, per barrel, II 0Of
10 10; per box, SO; Valenclne. per case of 42J
9 00di0 90.
LEMoNs-sicily. SEQ per box; Malaga
5 on.
DATEs-In trails, l06i2c.
BANANAS-3 COCA 90 per bunch.
GRAPEB-Maaga, 6 O0a6 SO half barrel.
SWEET POTATOES-0n the str eets red,
75c per bushel; yellow. 90
ONIONs-New. 8 90 per barrel.
POTf TOES y IN ''iel, 100,
CABr AGE-Eew,2 25 % S 0per dozen, or $40
SIC per pound
CHIC Rms wequote It Oo@s 90 per dozen;
turkcpr
kGGes zoe per dozen.
Butt Err Choice western, 25@35c cooking,
IhN1So' ,-....... rs S..
SAUER KRAUT--Barrels. II 90; half barrels,
so.
RAIsIN 5-Loudon layer. now per box, o.;
layer 65 ~ ~.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled. Sc; peeled. 12c.
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LIQUORS.

iIUnfsvorable. or, at least, doubtful reports
fr IN Washington early In the past fortnigh,
h I'd the effect OF domor ali,ng the m srket "a
some extent. ana though m round lots eI.
chnuged hands Al over prices. more or les
weakness was manifested on the part OF hold
ers, while bIvers a together withdrew from the
market Since then, howeve- faith In early
congrt ssionsl hcii1n has In a msAsute. been re-
stored though there Ia stlll sufficient doubt lin
cering tp preclude anything like the free buy
Ing 81 few wcegs ago AT the advance which
mad then been cstabl shed. To say, howev- r.
hist there has heen decline In values would
b erroneous The moment ~ simply one OF
lnaution mi suspense. holding Off on tho
part OF sellers ~ well ss buyers uuti ZONE a =
nito indie alton is h-d Of what the future NAV
brjnr forth. and until the willis bill gets out Of
the Ways snd Means committee No marked
change from this condition of things will occur
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
ALCOHOL 10 per gal, "a per high wines.
WHIsKY-Rectif-d. GOAL so. az per proof
sour mash, one rear old, 90 two years old,
s542 90. three years old. 25d2 so; fancy, ex-
"a old whisky. 3 e0d5 20. as per age.
WINEs-Claret In Ceses 0Od5 on, per quail
~; Catawba. per gal, 90c0ol so Pert, 1 0064 0;
sherry per gallon, GOA 90 MADEIRA, per gal.
on. foa5 %: white wine, In cases, 3 506l6 90.
CHAMPAGNE-JulesN Mum q Co., 70 O0as2 50;
feidsick In basket, % 5ee1s2 so; Rrug, In bas.
get = 50632 so Dou estic Champagne o06
;O0
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, ~ 90
nts II so Sidweircr own size, u SO; piIss
5n Erlsn ger beer. Quarts, 3 60 pints. ~ 50
kce beer. Is
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SADDLERY AND LEATHER.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

SOLE EATHER-Loulsville heavy (no
brsnds) ~; do heavy, 49, DO x medium (no
braads) 90; do medium. 81: baltimore and Gin.
clnnnu, s9 Buffalo slaughter prime, 81; good
2g Matanoras, Is
HARNESS LEATHER-oak No. 1, IS; no. Q,
extra, 80; No. 2, 81; No. J. hemlook, 80; No. 2,
81; No. 8, 80.
FRENCH CALFsRIH-l 1901 o5, according
TO quality
PHIL SDELPHIA CALFsKIN-No. /, / 100
/ Is; TO No. 2 S51g5c,
PHILADELPHIA KIPs-No. /. 75o@l 90
according TO weight.
No IS, stage collars u 90. inch cotton
h Sses az Dnc collar, incn nsh co Saoa
back bands, l so. sH-6-2 trace chains, &c.
6k-6-3 trace chalns 800 6H-s-2 trace ohaine,
t6a 7-S-2 trace chains 60c. No. 1 hook
hands. i. o T., 10 No. 2 3 IS. No. l, web
asltera, rope tie q as. No 2 web hslters rope
se. . 70.
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LEMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY,

QUOTATIONS TO-DAY.
ST0NE-At the Dallas qusrrieA. &c per cubic
FOOT lie for foundation; 16o for wall, and go for
dressed front
LCMBER-Yellow Pine rough, ;. 90 per 10
over "a feet 225 per 100; Drsf side fnis hing
cl ar. 2 So common, 2 25; y ceiling, 20 OU; Y cell.
ing, 2 5G hx6 rough, 81 per 10; Hx3 rough,
20 per 100; sA3 dressed 200 per 100. Siding,
IS per 100 Poplar dressed nnislinv, s 90 per
LOO iding, ? so; = ceiling, $50. \ ceiling, 8 90.
White pine dressed fnishiDe, 30 per l0te y
cieiling, LIST comm on, . 90; 2nd common, 2 as;
siding, 1t common, . as; 2ld common So
Ocmrnnn doors. so; sash, l 2j@s5 10 ~ 70 sise.
5HIEGLES-vcilJV plu., oO34 80 gbi0
zine, 5o'sS co. oypross. Nc, /. co. No. 2.
80: NJ. 3. 3 %
PLASTER PARTs-Per barrel. 4 OOGa4 80.
t.iIENT-- aossndoie 90 AOaisviis. 8 So
g.. land. o.
cEMEGT FLUEs--e inch, JlAC; irch. 400; G
'Heh ealing ioint w; G inch Gun, 500; inch
oo,nrg TOMS ! %. Inch cap 10, &c.
DRAIN PlbE-3 inci. ice p-r ''9t. iirc', 20Q:
6 Ia =. N}sc iu0h, 400: 4 lnrh, fGc.
Mi%EE PkINTS-Res for uaa ana I'll col.
ors ii pr gal. All the tnsftd sad stan.
dar makes ar0 ou rale ny nG,!aa Ga l,rrF
WHITE LFAD-a'rl7t'r ru-s. G IS a S.
WINDOW GLASS-.sxi0 to lOxi2 sOe lOx14
10 l4x2i, S59; lGx2i 70 20X2s rs les3 40 per cent
LlME--DJOp Vtto, Auf..l % I.eg putft,i DtNs,
! z; OGWaGn 0.r lots, sos. 1sy trs.il : rs:
DaIlnr tu lot7. 'Gr nrr h''sha, Xg
HAIR PCr pound 8H 9k0
POSTS-tedar 70 30 BOls 4 arc. 1917
IAIH9--4 90 per LOCO.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELTRIES.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
WOOL--Mexican. free OF burrs, ll6lsc Mex.
lean improved, 14e5l7c; coarse, 169alsc; coarse
medium. lSGl9c; medium l0d920c; dne medium,
20@22c fine wool, according to dirt and con.
according TO burrs
HIDRS-Heavy hides II pounds and up,
sound, 13c hight hides, under II pounds, free oil
grubs, l0c light hides, damaged or Cne grub OF
more, IS bulls, bad and damaged, S.; dry salt.
cd, 49, wet sailed, &c; green hides, c..
PELTRlE6-Deer skins, .20022c; antelope, 104
15c; seal skins, l5@25o sheep pelts, as por wool,
209Cbc: sheafiings, 100pl5c
rkLLOW-Prime tsllow, 6c tallow grease, 50
$40 or ease yellow TO brown, 4055c.
BEES WAX-Primo yellow. roc; dark and adul
tarai<u. MANN
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FISH, OYSTERS AND GAME,

mon arc spread every day In the Des Moines
river at Des Mones, In the heart OF the city.
FlSH-hsd, sheephead aud Trout lie; New
Orleans red snapper, nc: Spanish macker-
ell, 100. Fyss1 water fish, dressed, i0c.
OYSTERS Baltimore, per dor XXX, so:
med nm 90. Mobile select, % Bslttm IRE Sc
lcct, 6 80; matagortE 90c Berwicks bay, | IS
per hundred,
GAME-venison and antelope. sos Buffalo,
Ducks per dozen, 2 90; quail, l %. Wild tur-
evH, @ 0J@9 on; grouse, 2 so 5Iuit rels. | 30.
aAbits %. lack rabbits .
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QUOTATIONS. To-Day,

RiWAAlliN0 ib-DNN.
ANES-CollinS per dozen. . 90 Gold Dollar,
per dozens o. Diamond Edge per dozen, 80;
| Double Bit 10 10.
SKILL Els AND LIDs-aKo per pound: sugar
| Kettles, axe per pound.
SCALEs-Farbanka, discount - per cent;
howe, discount Is percent.
TIN PLArE-l. q. l0xli, per box, s 10; !. @.
lax2O per box, \ 10: Teruc tiN2U per box 7 so.
rerne, 20N2S per box, 10 90.
TiNWARE-Picccd, discount so per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
sOLDER-No. /, l5c; No. l.2 and liz, lso per
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No Ia 25 per dozen
50 per dozen
TACKs-In boxes 100 papers, Q SO per box.
GRUB HOEs-Per dozen, o.; railroad picks,
per dozen, s 40.
MATTOCKs-Per dozen Q go
RuBBER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 50per cent.
NAILS Is rate
SHEET lRoN-27 B, &c; galvanized, discount
sHovELs AND sPADEs--Rovland's, dis.
count ~ per cent. Ames list steel goods, dis.
count 40 aud 10 per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARE-shsfis, finished. 90
poles, 10 81. Singleirees, wagons, select, 75
buggy 2 25 express, go Wagon tongues
10 90; Hickory nxles 10 90. holsters, I %
Coupling poles, rs spokes, xxx, select 2 -
xxx, 2 So Sawed fcloes ~. / 70; 2 90
bowden shoes m. Northwestern horse nails
No &C o.; Z % 3, 0J Bar iron, So rate
plow ste 70 ,apiiug steel, 80; cast steel lsc
BuGGlE ,--Grade y. and spring top, % 00n
100 20; do open, 20 coos ~; do side springs
top, 100 y i85 %; do side bar, 100 00@lS0 co. TO
phntonf Us OOnlhr 90. A grade side spring.
li0 90 ~ co. do phwtOns, l6I ~ G2OU No; bump
seat bugLlos, l75 uUG250 co. platform springs
10 00Mi40 ~; three spring wagons 80 00plla
WIRE Smooth wire E) Q, 30 Nos 10 and
Y, 80, lepanuod, berbet wire, CO. galvanized
barLed, 70.
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PROVISIONS.


QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides. i0c: Long
clear A6akc less.
DRY SALT : Short clear sides, &c; Long
clear kak less; breakfast bacon. ifc
HAMS-Canvaseed and uncanvassed, 15,.
LARD - Tiocs loo han-bsrrel. 10c.
10 pound ran. ioc; s-pouDd cans. 1oKc 3
ooJni cans lokc.
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Having bought ont the interests Of al
concerned In the firm of g. X. Hosmer&
Co., stesru. gas and water-6tters, / will
Kim street. A. HcWHrRK.
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Everybody who frsqusuts the Fort know .
Gentleman Gus' Rintlemsn and whe, Q
be can be found-behind the bar Of n Q
Local Option. near DEPOT. Unexce2tiona.
bic liquor and courteous attendance.
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p. 8. Borich has resumed house painting,
paper hanging. Rrsining, etc. Prrties
wishing house painting done will do we'll
to call on him Satisfaction guarab tesd.
Keeps on hand paints. oils wall paper, etc.
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Sbiloh's vitslizer Is what you need fer
Consumption, Loss OF Appetite, Dizziness,
and all SYMPTOMS of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and 10 cent? per bottle. Sold by w. II.
Pat erson n Go.
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Henry's CarboIic Salve.
1t Is the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores,
ulcers, salt rheum, letter. chapped hands,
chilblains, corns. and all kinds OF skin
erup'ioss, freckles and pimples. Beware Of
counterfeits.
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W ines, WHISTLES. branches and every
thing pertaining to the liquor line in pro-
fusioi, at Craddock's saloon, and purity
itaelf
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Erup'ions. sores, pimpIes. rheumatism
re hut indicators Of impure blood. Ack-
sr's Blood Elixir is the remedy. Sold BY
w. II. Patterson 4 o..
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Don't fail 10 see the nne display OF Dia.
inond and other stone rings and prices al
which they are being sold by Austin, 6l2
Main street.
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w. ELLIOTT & BRO.
s. rmnn, Texas,
Fine Furniture, Carpets.

Also agents for the celebrated Hartman Pianos
and the Mason and Ilamlin, Estey and Chicago Cot
tage Organs Sheet Music and Musical Merch 4ndise
Mlite for cnMln@me and price lists
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ALI OWNERS OF CATTLE shonid
know thar GILES LINIMENT lODID
AMMONIA sts with wonderful rapidly sni
never tails The hardest Nunches are removed,
successes hes'ed, I meness disappears. corns
and contra ted hcofs q snecislty. spruns
knees shoe boils rim gbone: cure narsnt ed.
ofhre Trial bottle. 25c. Sold By CROwDUf d
BALDWIN.
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THE BUSINESS WORLD
coM,gI.RCINI.

DALL,s, Feb II tullupss iu trade was,
under ala ci cumstluHts folr daII1r,dt Dallas
might weep D.. taHk-clHth ANA iu ashes to'dty
hui the v,fy du' noes visible LOO many depart
mert, is Hu omen ui .oOu, The hdlts hrr nu'D
'planiinr GU" glfdcus u'd 'sptuur' poultry
ana the farmers ire making ready for the new
IRON that Is 10 ".owlud the ClO,k' Uf commerce
and kee the word "a turnius The .ull IN bus
ines IL thcu n % healthy nature aid
when the hu rs Owe aud Tue bunhlc az ne
csuutsrs hf,aLsu.t rutw twin l' better than
bef, re-. A singular fCt occurred day 81 th'
poultry lin. n wa the rUiyal o. great num-
befs Il turkeys from dil rent point, us % uy
agreement ~ w. 30 w certainly not by any
ARRANGEMENT, Families were supplied from the
wagon, IN some 4. go, a 90 cents for large
gobcr There g. ,t"ndN Ucmtrd in .hla ciY
Tor tou' tn AMI rmyrs who take % ittle pains
in breeding 10 ul ks rIr hon. tIv 100 key srt
the gO3su lmp1ttau. item. Zoo tly.r rryiu'.l)
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-02

No mother should be without
Mexican Female Remedy
Which cures all FEMALE DISEASES,
and makes all women happy.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-12-27
A BIG CRASH.
The New Exposition FzOsei. New Or
leans, &akes a tumble

The New Exposition FaOtei. New Or
leans, saRes Al tumble.
Three hundred feet of iron frame
work of the large hotel erected west of
the main Exposition building, fell with
terrible crash on the 2lst. Frank
Green (colored), of Nashville. was in
stantly killed, Albert Freese, of Michi-
gan, was mortally injured, and James
Carroll, of Chicago, severely injured in
ternally. Ritter & Connolly, of Pitts
burg, were the contractors. The fore
man in charge of the building, Mr..
Miller, said it was the narrowest escape
from death he had ever witnessed on
the part of forty and odd workmen, who
were in the Building. Most Of the men
were at work inside the building.
Those on top were Frank Green, the
dead man, James Carroll, Albert
Freese, Louis B. Curtis and n. Slem-
merwitz. They all fell into vegetable
garden on Walnut Street. The dis
tance these men fell was &C and 45 feet.
Freese was at the greatest height, and
Green, who was killed, was just next to
him. The cause of the accident Is sup
posed to have been the weakening OF
the foundations by water.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1884-12-27
n. Y, assigned on the 18th. Liabilities

n. Y, assigned on the 18th. Liabilities
$4,000.
An explosion took place on the 18th,
in mine in the vicinity of the recent
similar disaster in Hungary. by which
three men We're killed and a number
fatally hurt.
john B. Hoffman was hanged at Gin
cinnati on the 10th for the murder of
his son in January, 1882.
At Rockville Center, l.. l., on the
night Of the 18th, burgar entered the
house of Mrs. Seeley Sprague, demand
ing money. Mrs. Sprague shot him
dead.
Benito Duran, g sheep herder near
Cheyenne, Wyo., shot and killed Mrs
Adela Sanchez for refusing TO elope
with him. He then put bullet through
his own head.
A dispatch from Admiral Courbet,
dated Kee-LuDg, December Is, says
ave disloged the Chinese from the
works they had thrown up, menacing
our position. Two hundred Chinese
we're killed or wounded"
Fire at Little Rock, Ark, on the 10th,
consumed five buildings and the greater
portion of the stocks of goods. LOSS
estimated at $4,000
Woodstock, n. B., was visited by a
fire, on the 18th, which destroyed
property valued at $4,000.
The sugar factory of Mezritisch,
Vienna, failed on the 10Th, with liabilities
TO the amount of $600,000.