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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1884-05-09

call the first pilot when we reached Whit
Head, which 1 did. In four minutes we
reached the light. Captain Bibber took his
position at one window of the pilot house and
was at the other. Made Ash Point bell
where we always swing to go out through
Sheep Island Channel on our course east
northeast. l gave the order to put the wheel
to port and gave her course east-north-east;
ran half minute and sighted the striped buoy
on the northern Grindstone Ledge, one point
ON the port bow, which 1 reported to the first
pilot, who said IAN right" We then were
one minute from the buoy. l said, Hadn't
we better port, so as not to go too close to the
buoy?" and Captain Bibber said eyes," and
gave the orders TO port. In ten seconds we
struck, then going u knots an hour. There
was - feet of water forward of the pilot house
and three fathoms at the stern as the steamer
lay.
A fisherman told us the buoy was out of
position. don tthink the steamer swung as
quickly as usual when abreast of Ash Point,
thus throwing us little off the usual Oh annsl
If she had slid of the ledge after striking, she
would have sunk in deep water.
In replying to reporters question the
second pilot said that the first pilot was in
charge.
A PASSENGERS NARRATIVE.
j. O. Warren, formerly sergeant on the
Boston police, was one Of the passengers. he
said:
when went to bed it was pleasant and
the sea smooth. At 3.15 o'clock l was awak-
ened by terrific shock. knew it was some
thing serious and dressed hastily. The boat
had stopped short and 1 could hear the passen-
gers asking what was the trouble. Went out
of my stateroom and saw several, but there
was no confusion, and saw no life-preservers
worn. Steward Thompson was the only
officer I saw, and he was every
where, busy reassuring the ladies and
issuing directions. He said there was no
danger, and that the steamer could not sink
any deeper. L did not feel so sure of this, as 1
could feel her settling, and presently she blew
off steam with great noise, and knew that
the water had reached her boilers. Didn't see
the captain at ALL and heard no orders given.
When the sloop arrived, the ladies and chill.
dren were transferred to her in the boats. The
sea was then very rough, but the ladies behay-
ed with great GOODNESS, aud were safely land
ed, the steward experimenting these arrange
ments, the boat hands being busy carrying bed
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PHILLIPS, May 8.-Clark Brothers portable
steam mill was burned this morning. The loss
will be $1,000. NJ. s. Hinkley lost thirty
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11
DRY GOODS.

PRlETs-Merinac ID, .; Manchester, .;
Arnold, b; Arnold's Indigo, ~ Arnofd's
thoiee do, SO; American, 81; American In
iieo. ~ pnclhe, q Hamilton. ~ Gouces-
IT mourning, W; simpson mourning,
iarel. 9; lunuen, 9: Eddysione, G.
,oache.co, q Gloucester 81; Richmond, 8;
Nerrimae pink ~; Richmond pink, g; Allen
pink, 8; Morrlmae shifting, S; Regatta shirt
ug, al HAMPTON, "a; Allen shirtingE, "
Dunpell shirtings, "a.
BEOwN Observation-Disclosures Ill, 81
slark "A, IA; AAggnslai ~; Indian Head
lnp,lc II, ~ AAgaw4ln, ~ Ailan,tG +
~ PsPgerell I, 7; fremont &c, 55a Cont
nenial X, q; Pepperell o, ~; PeppeTell n
Al Continental q, "a; Indian Orchard IA,
q; Badger state LII, ~; Michigan LII, 81.
reaver Dam IL, ~; Clnrb a "a; Nonpa-
~, "a Granite =, "a Bedford H., n
.irnnitevllle EE, "a; Wachusett, "a; New
market A, g; Newmarket q, 6s4;
BLIACHED SHEErINGs-Ne YORK, l055
Wamsulta, lOk; Langdon GB, lOi lonsdalo
cam muslin, llla; Berkeley OK cam muslin
t3s; TugcHrura, 10; Androscogeiu l. A, S,
Masonvllle,0; L0nsdne 81; Cabot, ~; Con-
way, I; Fruit OF the Loom, 81 Llnwupd, 81.
ProsIh,enritS "a; Hill 49, HNl7,S' 74 Hal
"a, I; Blackstone "A, ~; Hope "a; Green
.ess, I.
IlCKS- AmOYkeag AGA, IA; AmUgkpag
i8lai AmOhkeag Il, l2L; Amoskeag &, M
Anoskeag d. II; AmoskeOg E, 100; Amos
lteag f, l0i AmOskcag II, q; Thornklke
"a; swift River "a; Meihuen "A, l2l5; Con.
singn eX. ~, ~; Cords ACE, lilq; Conestu-
50 eX. ~, ~ Cones,Ogn GIN -, Is; Concstoga
or A., IA; Conestoga, GOA ~, IL; Hnmll-
iont Nv; Manhattan, 3; International Wy
y, Ocean, H.
STRPFs-Amoskeag 8-N1s.9, M, Amer
can, ~: Hamilton, NJ; Amusitcug chcyloi,
lDl9: Ashbymc "A, II; Ashby me red cross, 10
DENiMs-Am0skeag, A. York, II; 0tls
ANA, l2la; Otis BB, M; Columbian, ~
otis &C, lOl2; Beaver Creek IA, II, Beaver
Creek BIZ, If; Beaver Creek &C, lbls; Warren
BB, llA Warren AKA, III; Haymaker
| brown, s1a Columbian "a; Warren &C
brown, lOIz; UuCasvillc, 10.
| HECKS-lniun, No. $50, II; Union, No. ~,
u; Union, No. II, II: Miners No. l. Ia: Mi
1er'S M. O. ldla; Prodigy, .; Alabama osna-
bnrgs, 7; louisiana osnaburgs, 7; Augusta
nsnHburgs, T.
acknowledgements, x; AmOskeag, =,
canton, y; Draper, q; Hlenwoud, Bi6; Bates
y Clnrcm0nt, "a; Miami, ~; Clarendon
Ni9j Scotch, double fold, l0laml9b.
CAMnn1cs- Washington, ~; MRnvill, b.,
ld]s, slater y sons 5l9m6ls; Kid hnish, sos
Nusonville, $1,000; Gnruer, By gGGl3
CARPET NGS-THpcStries lilgging's 6G0s7l5
bury, MI; BigrlDw body Brussels, t85; Low
I'll body Brussels, La; Extra Muuucttes, No
y Moquctleh, LILO; Lowell extra supers, 72lg
Hartford S-ply, NO; Hartford extra supers 70
Park Rend n Franklin extra supcrs, ~,
Phrk, cOiiOn-chnin extra supcrs, 3D.: PhllA
dolphin wool. imdhi; common cotton -cnalI
OCti5.
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ACinS-Sulphuric, q cHrboy, tAi6; cllric, Z
n, nc; oxalic, n N, Is, tRrtarlc, powdered 4
n, 81.
NUNs-Arhlc, select, a N, an, asaietldu
y To Mc; vRmphor, y tn9t; opium, ~ to 49,
Rcrglnut, SaudCNOn'e = N, ta.ln
omon, Sandcrson's, N.SN; peppermint, SS.gS
'lntergrcen, t22i; olive, Malaga, tl.N.
PorAsu- Bromide, a n N 10 ~; iodlde
tl.tO 10 fl.ha.
SoArs-Castlle, notified, Y n, SlslOc; cas
NE, white, ltNlh.
MiACELLAN ROWS -. Ammonia, caro-, a n
Ac; alum, NOi, arpiW r'ot, bermuda, Nc; Hal
am, copalhR, Nc; horsX, rCnncd, lNAlR; Gallo
mel, am, iAci cs-tnr oil, n val, A.iRdl.GO
ri,ssla buds, y 70, lVelS; cream tartar, pure
N, ~; corrosive Wuhlimatc, = N, 81; chlOro
'ornl, y N, flANNri.lO; extract loswOOd, bulk
N, lSAli; glycsrlno, bulk, N n, 2NnS
odlno r'suhllmated, y N, ESQ; ioav.s
ouchu, short y u, ~; leaves, Soma, Alex.
= u, ~; morphla, sulph, Non, tLSl; spirit
nNer, eveVt, n n, 81; strychnia, crystals, SIS
: ~; mr,oca, y N, Z; wax, white, y N
sulpnete ouinlnc, y Or, n.oNesl.SN; elm
chnnidia. ~ to SO
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HARDwARE Ann METALS.

ANEs-Colllus, y dozen. s,OO; Gold Dollar,
= doHen, sou Diamond edge, n Dozen, 1000
Double Blt, l7.m.
SHiLLErs Ann ldps-t}ic y N; sugar kci.
les, &c r. N.
rtN r.ArE-l, q. iuxli, y box, KIN; |. 4
tiN9l ! hnN, 500; rornc, Nxa, n box, ia
rvruc, 2lN2S, e box, liza
NwANE-licccd, discount ~ = cent
stamped, discount Nv Y cent,
SoLnEM-N". l, l5c; No and ,, I've u u
nuck lluRSE CoLI,ARs-No, |, ~ p dozen
HAMts-Two loop, t0N RdoEcn; three loop
i.N \ dozen.
rAcgs.-In hoxcp, lN papers, go y box
GRuh lloEs-R dozen, 10; rnilr0sd picks
"a dozen, SD
NATIONS a dozen, ptn
.lrhntW RniTiNa-DiTcount 30 n cont and
iu accent.
NAtiS-A9h, rate.
SHoVEIs AND SpApEs- liowlnnd'H, dit. O..
count ~ NCCut, AmCS' list, steel goods, d
Nuuut W land NJ 4 cent
HEAVY HARDWARE -Shpfs, nnisn va
nlvo, Slh, snglvtrvcs Wagons, 81 Lla
'uygN, 80; oNurvSH, 2Jl; wagon tongue.
Otn, hickory WNlps, lh.tO, bolster. ..,a; cnup.
| lug poles, i1h; spOkCs, MN select, 10,
NNN, 80 sawed cllOcs, Ia: .. 2m
iowdru shOes, RNl; northwestern uor-cUuils
| No, u, tm. Z, NN; :, 800 mr. lruu, lc rate
plnw steel, 70; spring ste ~; east steel, lSv
Bu0ul Es-Gr,de u. and sprlus top, alCnr
| WWi do. open, UsNtSlOl; dO, side spriul
| iop, lh,WhNlNiN; dn. side har, iOOWA0iNN
io, phwluns, lshtAeltON; grade A. Sd,
| lrmg lMndSNm; dc. p.Wions, N0oSo
| Wh; hump sent huggics, GttAD3OnO; Mat,
,orm springs lOON6lSlOO; three spring wag
| nns, MNAdllhM
| WlRE-Smooth wire No, ., &c; Nos. Ia an,
&c, spanncd, harbOd wire, &C.; galvan
ted harbcd, 70
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1 Down Town Merchant


Having passed several nights dis.
turbed 10y the agOnics and cries of a sul-
fering child, aud becoming convinced
that Mrs. WirslcN's Soothing Syrup
was just the article needed, procured "A
supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what he
had done, she refused TO have il admins
tered to the child, aS She was strongly in
favor of homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering, and the parents
without sleep. Returning home The day
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
sleepleSs night, the mother stepped from
the room 10 attend To some domestic du-
ties, and left the father with the child.
During her absence he administered "a
portion 81 the Soothing syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept well, and the little follow
awoke IN the morning bright and happy.
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
At first offended ut the deception prac-
iircd upon her, has continued to use The
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless NIGHTS have disappeared. a
single trial of the syrup never Yet failed
10 relieve the baby and overcome the
prejudice of aloe mother Sold by all
druggists. D. cents bottle.
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HIiONILIilEA.

rqFFEE-RIo fair, Il@l2c, prime, l2ISGplSc
o dice, l3lg0pl1c; Inguyra. lic; Java, &c,
rEAs-lmperlal laahic; Young Tyson 100
0ci O0long, lHGGOc; Japan, 6Wd(bc,
SuGARS- Powdered, O4c: cut loaf, 8lsc
sranulm,d, $40, standard A /, SIC; Iouisi-
ana white clarified, Sc; yellow clarified, re.
'h0icr Louisiana, 10,
MoLAssEs-lOu isianH choice, NUc prim,
h'i talrtugood, nc; corn syrup, 6c; surp
rup, bln63c; rphOlled, tdy2c.
RAGG'NG-r Jutc IA ihs, lOMc, "a yard
Ms, TO- &C.; ties, La T. bundle.
NrE-W Wholesale, ~ iUI74c.
'RAcEEts-sodn X, 7c; xxx, &c; orcam
c; ginger SNAPS Nc.
SOAR olive, 275 h box, blue mdin, u y
o'rs, &3o box; p n herl, 40 e box; I n
bars, AW q hos,
gANnLEs-slnr, fun weight, 1870: shor
"a
DuEWSE-Full cream. ibc.
KurN--lOc basis; cotton rope iSC.
Round, oac; Wring 100
HON,
MEASURES bushul non nu,.ud, i.9 y
ingcn; 2-hu0p pnls 2,W; G-hnop, 2.25.
runs nest, 2.2', nest, 2.75; No. !. va 3
iu2en: No 2, 300; No 8, 100.
WAITING PArEE-ltIU and straw, IiUG.ls.
PowurR-lM T. key ui Is ms. l2ia da, ~.
- do, l2>i hlustlug KEGS, 81, Shut--drOp hau.
0kG2.lO; buck, 22yn23h
IICk l,FS-t hnw-chow, l5-hnrreI, barrel S.aI
gallon pals, ohuw-chOw. 10; 3-gallop
vails, mixed pickles, l.JI; glass pnts, ~
ass quarts, 2N; glass - gnllOn, So; glass
Gallon TIA: glnss hex gallon, 77b.
ACGFHEt.-NO, I barrels. i2.j1; No. a.
barrels, 80; No. A-hHrrrls, ia; No. az
barrels, 700; No. -, barrels, 200; No. KITS
-; NJ. . Rus, lOh; No. 3 kits, LOO.
hoLLNNp IERRtEG-lmpurtod,l ,25 a kos
'NNnN-Stick, lllsc y IN, fancy, lGt2,c.
NAtSiNs-I london layer, 81,
HIprN-Crnh apple, iOc Missouri cider. ~
= gull IN; vinegar, h gallon, lNd2Oc
Srf kCH-PeHrl, SIC, royal glass, % Ron
tpn I'm packages, TIC; corn starch, LIB puck
Ngo' 81 n. N wood hnN glass, 7l.c; SIN p9pe
bOX glass;, ~.
-CngCeutrnted, 27EGlO.
lrGs- We quote! Tie p gallon Tor glazed
rocks, lie Y gallon for glazed.
(oNAroEs-2.ih standard, Los, SIN stan
ard, 81 ~
nPtrp 'EACHEs-UuUprtad sc; neDlPd. l7e.
PRoNiAicNS-Short hnrpn, ~ 80; short dr.,
1Ll ,lls.c; breakfast bacon, It@liitc; hams,
iH9l5lsc
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Al oHOt.-r gallon, {2.S1 10 $40
NANnIks-nomostic,r gallon, $500 "a tadl
mpnrled c0gnac ISL, "A gallon iSO; ISL, S6ia
1910, 100, lS1, N,lN; lSNO, $40, lSiS, tSO0
1875, tlNhO; Otard, nupuy a Co.'S cusnac, ISIS,
B.N; 1870, $500; 1851, NOO; lSiS, slO2o; his.
epeL puhouche a Co. coSnac, 1873, $50; lSlO,
IN, lSiS, tAuh
uIN-nomcstlc, New YORK ar rhtladclphia,
" GALLON, Sls; Holland, n gallon, 49, NN2NS;
DIR Robert burnett'S Old Tom, n gAllon, 81 IL
NA.Ah, Sir NohVrt Rurnetts Old fOm, n capk,
g.. NSNOO; Holland, n ease, $50.
WutsgY-l nulsiRna rccuned, ~ q cent
rruof \ gallon, N.lh; Western, N1Ssll7
Bourbon, N.lN0GJg Rye, N,6N,AA,N; Scotch,
h,pnried, NtNoi2S; Irish, imported $40
Nsi.M
CHAMPAGNE Rouderer Carts Blanch
snalts, "A dozen, g.OO, ltpcr Heldrclc quarts
X iuaen, 2S,Ol, krug n Goa quarts, a dozen
fi.g, MOer a Chanduu, Slllery Mousscux, y
dceen, AiOO; Crcnant d'Ay, Ndu1cn, $50; q
~. Mumn \ Co.'s, pluts, ~ additional, drN
VerssnAy, aiTi; ENtry Dry, &SA
WfNES-CRlimrnlN clur1t, a Yallon, ele6i
Elanhandol No, |, n gallun Mao; impurtc,
elarois, ordinary, n caslS, iONN fsle0, tNuiii,
elarts per cask, 1NnGsllO. dno clarrts, +
saSk, aLOiNl1AN; Moiur, \ case, 800, 1t
Julian. b case, $50, MaryguN, = case, 10O
POnte Canet, "A case, lDul; LArnsc, \ case
n 30! le'ov,ll, u "oSc '2W; Chateau LaAito
~ use ~ ~ fNnNf. y rn.r. h,NHsN q
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

Mems Kip Drogsns, 9Jal.25; Doys kip bro
cams, Slglth; mems y. calf hrogans, l.0(stol.75
boys 7. cali brOgnns, $50 D, mems kip
l-buckle plOws. l,UNgl.3j; boys kip 2-buckle
CLOVIS, Ssd %; mems bun hals. congress and
button, L7EG2.7S; mems calf balls, congress
md button, 2.5sdl.50: mems kip boots, 20NG
pMi mems r. calf boots 2itMGi5.00; meas
salt boots, 2j.NsGtUOJ; huy'' kin boots. l5.0O0,
1900; boys =. calf boots. l6iagG2iOO; boy'F
ALI boots, 22.JsdHND; wOnien's a. kip pOlka'
lNgM9 7c; Misses ID kip polkas, 6uOp70c
childh - kip pulkHs, MI sizes, i5G5hc; child
OH ipolsas, al sizes, t1TdG5c; womrnscal peg
ono ~ polish, l.WGl&; Misses calf peg and
- Vollsh, W9llD, women'S buif .ewed POI
'sh, T'Dl.25 womCn's calf sewed polish, La
qi@la; Womun'S grim seWcd and polish, ~
% y; women's Kid scwed, WGl IS women
goat seweo nUlish. i.l0tl7a womsn's gram
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w. HosanIu.

III, NUsNnIU,
THIS name has become 10 familiar wit
he most of people throughout IT,
United States that IL tx hardly nrcc>
,nry to state that he is the originator
thc Ercnt Dr.. BoSHnhu's Cough and lui
syrup, the peoples lavoritp rcmod,
wherever known, Tor coughs, colds. cor
sumption and MI affections Of the thrua
and lungs. Price 80 cents aud $l.N
Sold by IlickoN n Patterson. Dallas.
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wnnL.nInns NNn rnlrRIrs.

WoOls- NexiUan, frcc a, burtS, l0glaO; Mex.
lam lmpruved, laNlfc; coarse, lUc; tue mt.
dun Ops,c; hnc wool, according 10 dirt aud
condition, tiWllc; bury, Asc per pound
loss, according IN burrs.
uinEs-prime plump tlints, ~ hH aud up,
10 per 10; seconds, plump fiints, ~ ms and up,
~ pAr n: prime llght aud kipe, tsc per u
suils. bulls aud steys, df'lc per N, dry salied,
eoilisc, according ~ condition, groen sailed,
Fon.
PnLrRtEs-n skins, Mea,c; antelope, ~
foltc, seal skins, iSNAc. sheep pclta, a. pcr
wool, 2leiSc, shoarllngs, l0e9lSc,
rALthw --prlne taliOw, to- tAllOw grease,
dtoblso: grease, yellow tn hrnwn, kfSc.
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Mossns. January u ,s,cnaris are now
m inlng the m q complete line OF hacks
between MillsNp ard Nin,rM Wells.
Ths.e gentlenan have haen iAvorahly
known 10 the visitors of ne Wells for
several years, aud Oy leirpc lieness aud
acnu uolatlon have n Vie many friends
Partlos vlsitinv Mlnarsl Walt, this suul-
lslol sas.lu uss .a.i - ss-,,Hl.aS -au~ssy
a Nicharls.
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LuMRKR ANn nrnnINu MATERIAL

Rouun LuNRER-under q feet, ten \ | ,OO
over ~ feet, fs2A Nl,OO0
DRESSED LVMRGH-tlnu slide, sclcct, SIS ,
l,N, one side, over y luchOs Wide, k5.M =
l,hn; two sides ,is7.M n ION; une slide, /. OAlt.
Inches, So a lyOi; native sldlng, so = l,UN.
white pine Siding, second common. tF,N y
lev; poplar sldlnr, 81 \ 100; ruarh ccillnt.
so 4 iWN; Y ccillng, dressed aud uudrcssed
~ 4 Wl, " cciling, drOtsvd IN undresSud
W n ltkN, poplar ceiling. $3.50 r l,NO, white
pine cciling, tN n ,1Nl; lrcsfcd Rnd matched
luOring, &l.N a liA0; a. linen but ons, rough
hi0c per lao; dressed, 81 4 l,NO
SuiNuLna-f l,WN, Hap pine NcN; heart
pine, q. No. ( cyprcss, ttsS; q. X cypuss.
%S, boss, host of all heart cypress, ~; a..
Nension ,ypre-s, inehes ~; round aud CIV
UNeaa q.
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Ill M'l"U 'r ClIl 20 rose
iy amy other uuluc would smell NJ sweet q
Hut the reverse is equally true, an.
he simple fact that So many wrctchc,
perfumes are designated Florida WAITE
does not impart 10 them any Of th.
-wcet fragrance of the genuine Murra,
n Lanmau Florida Water, Beware G
Ihcsc cuuuterfritS ard make sure OF oh
tanning only tho right article, wNirh hn.
Won for itself tho foremost position as
toilet reuuisi0.
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Hurpctt'sCooo...

Promotes II vigorous aud health,
Growth of the hair. IL has been used H.
thousands of eases where the hair wa
coming out, and hns never failed to ~
rest it, decay.
Use Burnotrs Flavoring Extracts
The best.
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Messrs. oliver Bros. manufacturers q
'hirts and underwear, have locate.
themselves at III Main street, whrr
hoy are making some Of the finest good
10 order that can hc manufactured. Thet
make II specially of shirts, and their Il
y perfection. Gentlemen will find the
prices low, and can have the sntislactiu
# getting the best shirt nj low prir,
and y perfect fit. N Main street, n,
wnrdai old store.
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FRuIr. rouLlMN, 0AMn. BIC.

ArrLea-n "a Ter barrel.
o1NN9Es-Sicily y case of 30. 400; valcn.
clue, nominal.
LEsoSs-Sicuy, 100 n non; Malaga, TOO
nArss-in frails, iNGle'.
HAhASAs-SJtUti.iN n bunch.
uRArEn. Malaga. atO oAto half hsrreL
swEEr rorAr,Na-~ Nominal,
nNIoNs-New, country, 80. u hu.
rOrAnES-.N hushel, ~,
an
CmlrssSe-we quote !. sc1s,sS v dcsea;
terkevH. nc.
Fpas-->S = ilossN
svtrks-N so,es -ss,ora. ee.2se. S4oairs.
hsltc coantrv Ns1kss
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The Board ut Trade saloons, northeast
corner of Main and Austin and nurtl
west corner Of Main and Poydras streets
Keeps the best OF liquors, wines, heut
'les, ctc., to ho found, connected In tn,
vOIy husl stvle
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Land or money claims against IN,
state ar individuals, pay monts Of tax,
IN lands anywhere In the State, mn
chase, sale or lease Of lands, adiustmou
pf titles md the recovery of lands 20
ust and lawful owners, will boz attrnde.
toby C. Il. Jon Il Sos
austin, Teyur
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

We take this means OF Introducing
ourselves to the public. We have asso-
ciatcd ourselves together for the purpose
of doing general hand business. Om
speciality will be buying, selling, rent
ing and leasing Dallas city aud county
property Having secured he business,
oi several prominent firms in the city,
we ask continuance OF the patronage So
literally bestowed on them, and hope
by accurate aud prompt, personal atton-
ton to all business entrusted to us to
share the public patronage.
CuGr.HEH d CROWDUS,
Office No. Gil Elm ST., first floor.
DHllas, sept. T., lSSi-'ro our Patrons:
Having determined to devote our at.
tontion IN future exclusively to western
lands nnd live stock, we have turned
our local agency business over to the
responsible firm Of Crutcher& Crpwdus
Mr. Crutchor having been with us for -
number of years aud having had charge
of that branch Of our business, thor
pughly understands it, aud We bespcak
for thom Il continuance of your patron
age. Respectfully,
GANO BROS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

CATTt E-Sieer- rom 2.50tu %. Fat bar
rem cows, so 10 975. Bulls rom LIS 10 225
Veal calves, 4 % to 500. Milch cows, 25OD To
1900 per head.
IoUs-Fat hogs 4.25 to 475; stock hogs,
$40 10 100
SHEEp- Muttons. . 10 toeW
These prices AFRO for live weights per 100 lbs
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Everybody who irequruts the For
knows "Gcntleman Gus" RintemAn an,
whore he can DO Cound-b. the la,
Of The Local Option, near depot Unox
'optionable LIQUOR ana courteous attend
nCR,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Ladies', you viii nud II 10 your interest
IN call at Bauman'S Rn treat yourself to
ono OF those lovely white embroidered
suits, which are being sold st half their
original value.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Why don't You Try Cartcr's Little
liver Pill-g They are u positive .cur
Tor sick headache, aud all the Ills pro
iuccd lay di~ordorod liver. ouly onr
pill dose.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Cartwheels, cNrtwheelS, cartw heels In
black, cream, white, tan ana drah, trim
med and untrimmed, ut T.. Bauman'.
m Kim street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

The Rev. George n. rhayar, OF Bour
hon, Indiana, sAvs; "Both myself anr
wife owe our lives "a Shiloh's Consume
ion Cure Sold NV \ VI. House
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Shiloh'S Cough and Consumption Cure
Ia sold by IA on n guarantee. Il cures
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Rogers Citrate at Magnesia Ia q fine
mti-hilious, enervescent drink. Pre-
pSred by A. Rogers 4 Sons, ~ Rleecke,
street, Now York,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

ShilNh'R CAtprrh Remedy y rOsltlvp
cnte for cStsrrh, diphthoris and oankp,
mouth. Sold by J. N. Hou9a
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

The Coceo ut the Glen Lea Is real
cnilcc, not roasted beans. IL is the gen
uine berry at the coffee schrub and hs
ar0Wa cuniCsscS that ipct
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

For Louisiana State lottery tickets,
apply 10 7, L. Martinez, cigar store,
corner Main and povdrss strcptH.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

For Austin, san Antonio, laredo and
POINTS IN Mexico, lake the Gulf, ColOrN
80 IS Sentu F,'s'.v
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Sleer,ess nights made miserable the
shat terrible cough. Shiloh'p Cure il by
remedy for YOU. sold hv y. NJ. House.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

We are S'lng 4 tao St,rty vine
N,M pcr gallon, Loeb & Freiherg,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

The Turtsaloo has removoA TO sis
Elm street, whore they have Fitted up
The finest saloon IN the civ. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

We will scnd and get Your bottles iill
and return them, only charging for the
vine, Loeb A Fr,.it~rv
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

GRAIN Avn BREADsTFFs,
WHEAT Highest 60c; lowest, 80
RYE-N0miuai; barley nominal.
cOHN--New, iOc Ia ear.
OATS ERa2ic In bulk 25012Gc sacked
FyouR--Per evil; Patent, 81 80; fancy, SO A.
shoioe amly, s2.25; XXXX, 1870; low grade,
NbO.
BRAN--At mills, 75c; IN store, 81.
eoRHMEAL-tine bottled per 100 pounds
N.8O
HoMINY AND HRITs--f5 per barrel.
FEED--tlhopped corn per 100 pounds, Sl20
chopped corn aud oats per 100 pounds, $40
corn big,r per 100 pounds, iOc.
GRAHAM FiOUR-per 100 pounds, 49,
HAY PrHiric, s. per bale or So loose; mil.
let, ~ per b 10 or 81 loose.
HILIgr SFED-i,,e German millet OOc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

One hour and twenty minutes saved
nom Dallas 20 Waco via the Gulf. Colo
rado 4 Santa Fe railway,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Shlloh's cure will immediately relieve
Group, whooplng cough and bronchitis.
Sold nv ]. " HOUSE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-11

Durkcc'S salad nrr slug and Cole
'l"at Sauce tor all kindsu salaI,. fist
vegetables aud cold uraia Chrapu
Gud better than home mpdr. No sAuc,
equal ~ il was ever oil rrd.