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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
DRY GOODS.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
PRIETS-Frecmans.i ~; lodi, 8; ilouorster SIG
Harmony 81 Coohooo, 81; Merrim.o, .: Green
siah. S. Allen. 9; Albion tolld, 81; Peabody
solid, * Peabody block, 81 Simpson black.
81 sinp mourning. ~: Gloucester mourn
lng. 6. American. g. Barkey pink ana purple,
@: ArnOld. &: oil red, o ola blue and green, II.
HEAVY BROWN Observation-Disclosures, 49,
:. indian Head z; swift CrooG, -, So; Ema,
-, 5; Edgeheld, ~ ~. Cabot - ~
Derby SL SSi glendale 50, s 49, Ss"h re. az ~
Great Weston, "a, 5: International. "A, 81
Atlantic AK. ponnington,7s; NatoheI, h,bh;
FINE BROWN DoMFsTICs-Lake George
81. HaryesL7a; POeahontas. ~; Great fal!H, q
Peerless, S.i 5; Plum Island. A. Atlantic. ~
Greenbrer, *; Allendale, TX; Dwight IN; Sc
BLEACHED DoMEsTICs-social.s SIX; Sunny
Side, S; bonneville. ~: Forrest, g. Big Bonanss,
y. &; Auburn, 81. Lonsdale. Sh; Lonsdale, cam
bric, i2s; Mamsutta- ny New York mills. II VI
1; Hero, "A, 9: Hero. q, (; Bsllsrdvale, 7: Cam
bridge, =, 3; Peerless, y, 81; Fruit Of the Loom
81; Gem OF tho spindle, s; Barket,st; Glen, J.
DuCKs-Artwright l6; Enrici, Dos JOS
Hnmpdcn. brown and drab, 90. To- Hampdej
XXX, do, II; Boston. lO-os, brown and drab, l6h
Moniauk. ~ inch, 20; No. 8. 40 inch. az: Va
8 90 inch. SIX: Gold Medal Blue, .12H: Llou
age Striped l2A.
TICKING-Amoskoag AGA, 49, Hamilton. u
Hollywood. plaid, IL Standard 2, On; Easton II
OK: Omega, l61.; Continental Fancy, 10; Stan.
dard Fancy, OK; Harrisburg, III.
HCKoRY-Rook River 6-s; Blue and Brown,
&c. India, ioho Arl .gton. SIC; Thorndle
Y c; Hamilton II; American, 10; Lowell City, Ok
PLAID OSNhBURGs-Delia, TX; ECONOMY
OK; Oraws, sk: MichigGn.5h belle. fE'woad
lawh,7k: CaiewbG,SH. arlington, s. Augusta
&: Louisiana, ~.
JEANs-Roxhorough Is; acinc, X R, % x
Beaver Valley %; Toxic. 1915 Humboldt, rs;
Peoples, 2th; Louisville SSl.; Kentucky, Sih
United States. coz, Cold Medal. II.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The mniu building fol- tho Worlds Industrial
and Cotton Centennial Exposition, about TO be
erect Il On upper city park ~ New orleans will
require C.N7itOO ieet Of lumber nearly all to be
drpysed. \ fOrost of over 1900 acres must be
fellcd TO produce that amount
ouOTATIoEB TODAY.
STONE-At the Dallas quagIies 90 per cubic
iooti lofor foundation; lGc for wall, and Csc foi
dressed trout.
LuMBER-yollow Pine, rough, 90 per lCC
oyef - feet 2 % per 100: Drsd side finishing
clear t0 common, 2j; . ceiling, 20 o.; 4 cell.
ing, 10, kX6Iuuph, 81 per lO; fXS rough.
70 per 100; 1iX3 dressed, . co per 100. Siding,
30 pcrlt0 Poplar dressed nnislinp, 90 per
100 iding, 80; p ceiling 200 q ceiling, 3 90.
clelling Isl common, o.; 2ud common, ~;
siding 1t common, . 75 2id common, So
OommDn doors l go sash, 1905 10 rs 70 ttxo,
gHlEQLES-tc plst, bOa4 o. YgIt
ptne 90. 8 10. ss! 29'I nc. J. Og NO. 9,
so; NOS. 3 %
PLASTER PARI5--fer barrel. ( OOGi So
CLNENT-kofr.t'o. 3 90. loultV4C, 9 90
cortland. RAJ
CEMENT FLUEs--6 inch. y-Kc. luos. $50. @
c3.Ang ioint 1 20, inch csr 20, ica,
DRAIN rllk-9 mob ieo i.E lCll iinCh, 1901,
@ Inch. size. inch, t0c, irfh sec
MIXED PAlNls-Eoa.y Tor use and an col
orr, ] 70 Pc EN All tho 's'.oa nud stan
daro mnkcl sr. On colo - l,l.r ueilo-s.
WHITE IEAD---.-rtir Uura. O. 1876 IS.
WINDOW GLAsS--Sv10 20 l0yi2 s or fOxli
10 ifS2i 59, loN. 20 20T2s, 71, less 80 per cent
llaE-D ooNNtl .fI. TO r"r uHI lnHI
! tU p-175u cfs io1 ,ye ger hrra. vs.
Do. as A.. .o.r -f. uDr Hr..
HAIR Per pound. se ot.c
IOET5-Ogdur &. .0 DoIg H.rl l5I
LAT as-i Co per LOCO.
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hOt.houst strawberries IA January don't stop Ia
la mldWiuet bfinS anywhere ffom nina TO az.
teen dollars quart. Exacting nyalids with
wealthy tdcuds are very good customers,
from extrayagant society people, who must
have some straw berries 10 grnCc their board NJ
a ia ,hlonsblo dinner regardless Of the cost
Of the luxury 4 fuw days ago We sold phlla.
delphiR lady I've quarts OF splendid berries,
aud they Co't her just fij our mucatois are
g. pound. AMI n crate Of peaches can be had
~ 81 apiece. Tomatoes are only 90 cents osCh,"
he said as he touched u LARGE. ripe red one,
I'VE have large ripe pears and fine oranges.
40 sir we have no watcrmclOns,' said the
dual.r with u sigh The bugs -te OIL the
blossom, In December. and | pulled up the
vines aud Tl,nted those Cucumhcrs iu place
which are about 10 bio som, ~ you see oh,
ycs, We have Cucumbors ready for the table ut
a ativcc." The foregoing Is from Philadel'
pbia paper
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PROVISIONS.

There g. d continued falling or ia the COM
Tvisnu of weston forf uHrtfr" Shove hv 'hr
ryuus for the past week, which Indicate 275.
coo hogs for all points compared with 2s1 coo
for core spending time last yCpr, makiugH total
ola go COO this 5 sson. sin &C November l. com
pared with i0,0OOO year ago or O. shortage Of
400 o. The undc seems Co have accepted the
situation as likely 10 be about half million
short IN number b. tho close OF the season,
aud by lighter average weights equivalent TO
two or three hundreds OF thousands more-sGy
! per cent or more Of shortage In aggregate
pounds. Win these fcatur, bac0m ng more
thoroughly fastened In the minds Of operators
values have strengthened, and prices which
looked eXtrsvagantly high few weeks back
are now being regarded As comfortable basis
for investment SIN, there IL n continued de-
crease In exports and domestic labor affairs are
not cheerful, while bread,tuils are not only
cheap and plenliu', but promise TO DO so
throughout the season.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
BACON Short clear sides, Ike; Long
clear, y O. xo less.
DRY SALT - Short clear sides, l0kc Long
clear kdh less; break fast bacon, l4c.
HAMS-Canvasced and uncanvassed, loo
LARD - Tierce Zoe; half-barrel, 10c;
l0-pound cane, l0ac; 20.pound cans, 10c
10 pound cana loo; 5-pound cans. 10hc: g.
mound cans. 10~n.
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DRUGS.

The foreign customs inspectorGto Of China
have issued their reuort for last year. II says
that there has been steady improvement In
the quality OF Chinese grown opium It is Gull
isated on the slopes Of the western hills IN
quantities that increase every year, aud al
though we are told In this repOrt that the de-
preston Of trade and the efforts OF the govern
ment have somewhat restricted the use of the
drug It is prooutl e that ouc-fOurth Of the
people IRE opium smokers, The
nome. grown article comes chi ely from
Mongolia nud from North Mauchuia; but
elthuu.h some Of @ southern provinces have
recently taken 10 the cultivation OF the poppy.
no very serious iuroud has yet be n made on
the EXPORT busiut IS OF the Indian government
| Indeed. it is suggested hy THIS report that the
apparent dcer, eso nay be largely acc united for
by thn fact that The merchants at Kiung chOw
from -irnapor. i'm chin, Re- hunks insle of i'm
foreign steamers 4 Is mode Of supply is not
known in the foreign customs inSpecorate as
they ignore altogether the trade In iuuks,
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GROCERIES.

Tho raw sugar market nj Sew York continue,
Ia fulo quiet ana steady with moderate de
mand irvm consumers, who buy on the hand to.
mouth principle aud show very little oispoki ion
- anticipate their requirements. Values ara
quoted steady on the basi. OF 81 and 1910
| cents FOR fair refining, desirable parcels peing
| salAblo nj the outside fgsfc, but for the bulk al
the available supply the inside price IA consid.
cred fun quotation Brazil grades, which arc
nav arriving freely and show good quality,
sSs been @os' IL s,aesSt Ply s9ys sa. W nsys
lniia descriptions. The Production of tho 70.
nneiies IN still comparatively moderate. aud &C.
cofdlngly consumer wants In raw material are
co rcspondinsly small. European advice. con.
tinuo unfayofahle, aud tho Cuba market Ia
weak and declining Furthermore, the proba.
hility OF "hanses In tho existing tariff during
is effect the uncertainties Of the future restrict,
Ing tho operations OF consumers In distant sup.
plies.
QUOTATIONS TODAY.
CoFFRE-Rio fair, i?@ise; prime i3h@
nc; choice, lbc; LeeuyrG, l5c; Java, zoe.
TEAS-lmperinl i5@65c Young Hyson, 400
Coz; Oolong, 45p60cl japan. 60@65c.
SUGARS Powdered, ,lOAc; crushed, ieAc;
graduated, exc; standard A l, &c; Louis
lana white clarified, SIC, yellow clarified. SIC;
choice Louisiana, &c.
MoLAssEs-Louisiana choice, Coo; prime, $50;
fair To good, ioci corn syrup, 45o; sugar
yard; X lbs, lOsc. Ties LIS por bundle. -
lUleNNlg.
CRACKERs-soda X. exc Xxx. exc. xxx
&c; cream, 90; ginger snaps, &c
sOAP-Ollye 2 rs per box: blue India Y
hound bars. q SIS pcr box; \. pound bars. s 90 per
box; l.pound bars, 3 "a per hex
CANDIEs-star fun weight l5S; short,l4x,
Young America le. ~ '"'' '''""'' ''''
ROPE-iONc basis. Cotton rope, lsc.
WILL BUCKETs-4 OO6ri Is per dozen.
Round, Csc. spring per box
NEAsURES-H bushel iron bound, 3 50 per
dozen. 2.hoop nails. 2 90. 8.hoop. 2 25
TUBs-3 nest . 25 ( nest rs: No. I. O op
per dozens No. 2 S Og; No. g. Z 90 per dozen.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw 450D75c
POWDERS 90 per keg OF Is pounds, l2x do.
2 rs 61 do. / 81; blasting kegs, 90 Shot
drop, bag. 2 OOG2 10; buck, 25ce2 rs.
MISUNDERSTANDING barrel. 800 H.barrel.
ri Small barrel. 0 no small Y .barrci n
Bos,en mixed B.barrei, s 90, Chow-chow X.
pnrrel, 8 so 2.gallon pals chow chow, 1 so
S.gallnn pals mixed pickles, 90 Glass pints.
/ S5 Glass quarts 2 90, Glass h.gallon. q So
Glass i.gallon, 4 rs. Glass Hex. gallon. SIS,
COAL OII.-ilO degrees Are test, In barrels,
100. ITO fest oil an cans. LO. lbO degrees Ar,
test 2 10 per case.
MACKEREL-No. 1 barrels. 70 so. No. X.
barrels, 7 so No k.barreis, 4 So No Z.
barrels 7 o.. No. 2 A-barrels. 2 90. No. kits,
/ IS. No. 2kits, O5. No. 3 kits, CO.
HOLLAND HERRING-Imported,i rs per key,
CANDY-stick. ike a pound; fancy i5M25c,
CIDER-Crab apple, ioc; Missouri cider SOC
rer gallon, Vinegar, per gallon, lSo2Oc.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.
QunrArInNH To-Day.

QUOTATIONS TODAY.
Axks--ccllips per dozen, SO Gold Dollar
Double nit 10 CO.
sKILLETs AND LIDs-iso per pound. sugar
kettles, iao per pound.
sCA1Es-falrbsnks, discoun, 20 por cent;
Howe, discount q percent.
TIN PLATE-L q, lOxli, per box, 3 co. l. O.
l4x2O. per box, : 20; Tcrne iix2O, per box, ! 90;
rerne, 20x2H, per box, Is 90.
wARE-Pioccd, discount so per cent
stamped, discount 50per cent
SOLDERING. !, lbc; No. liz and Ia, $50 per
pound.
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No Ia rs per dozen
!IAMks-two loop. 4 Is per pozen; three loop
TACRs-In boxes, 100 papers, q so per box.
GRUB HoEs-Per dozen, : 0s railroad picks
per dozen, & 80.
MATToCRs-Per dozen, Q 50.
RUBBER BELTlNG-Disoount 50per cent.
EAlLS-3 G5 rate
SHEET IRoN-27 b, &c; galvanized, discount
sHovELs AND sPApEs-Rowland's dis.
count % per cent Ames' list steel goods dis.
HEAVY HHRDwXRE-shafts. finished. . 90
poles, Is so. Singletrees, wagons, select rs,
blggy, -: express, 80, Wagon tongues
10 90, Hickory axles, 10 90. Bolsters, IS
XXX, 90. Sawed ieiiocs, tx, i Is; q ? 90.
B)wden shoes. 6 m. Northwestern horse nails,
No. &C 0Oi 7t2j; E, o.. Bar iron, &c rate.
Plow ste 20 ..rhng steel, 20; east steel. lsc.
BUGGIES-Gnde II. and spring top, 90 OOd
100 OG do cIen, 20 OoGso 90; do side springs
phrtons, US OODlb SO 90. a grade side spring,
lao Ooe'2 %; do phmtons $50 100000 %; bump
seat buggles, 175 O0'G25o ~; platform springs,
Ito 0oeel2o 90 three spring wagons. ~ 00loll5.
wlRE-smooth wire No. Q, Sc Nos 10 and
y 6hc; !apanned. barbod wire, Co; galvanized
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LEGAL.

VI,HE STATE OF TEXAS TO THE SHEER
4 in or any constable OF Dial n County, greet
Ing You a. h reby commanded, that by
making publ cltinn of this Citation ia some
nc ysrnper published In the county Of Dallas
for four successive We eks previous To the return
day hereof, yol s.mmon W :. O'Bcr, whose
residence Is unknown, Ia be and sppear before the
the couI " Court, 10 be holden In aud for coun-
ty of Dallas, at the Cou ft-house thereof, in The
city Dallas, on the 1T Monday inFcbruary
mex then and there to answer TO the petition
OF g. Auliman q Co., corporation. filed In
said Court on the 2snd day OF December, 1888
against the said w. ). o. Ber and o. X. Sim
mons, and leging In substance as follows, to.wit
For two certain rromissory notes In writing.
dated May 22nd. 1852, each for the sum of s225,
and due RESPECTIVELY: ON the LIST day Of Novem.
bearing intere,t rom date, at the rae OF 10 per
cent. per annum, with 10 per cent. additional as
an attorneys fee If collected by legal process,
said note being payable at Dallas, Texas, and TO
the order Of Bowser & Lennon. Said notes
were on the Goth day of October, 1ss2, transfer.
red by Powser & Lennon 10 G. Aultman q
Co. for n valuable consideration. and Tor ore.
closure Of len on the following described prop.
erty, to-wit One SO inch cylender new model
separator, Wherefore plaintiffs pray Judgment
for debt, interest attorneys fees, foreclosure
OF lien and all costs of suit etc.
Herein fail not, but have you then ana there
before said cOnrE this writ. with your return
thereon, showing how you have executed the
same,
Witness, W. NJ. c. HILL, Clerk OF the County
Court OF Dallas county.
~. i-liyen under my hand and the seal OF
said cour in the city OF Dallas this the l2ih day
OF January, A d. 1851 w ", g. HILL,
Clerk County Court Dallas County.
BY l. III. HuaHts Deputy.
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FRUITS, NUTS, BUTTER, EGGS, POUI
TRY, GAME, ETC.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.


GREEN App ES-i 00d5 90 per barrel.
HUTS-Almonds, 22c per pound; Brazil, l5@
Ice; nlberts, l5c; Naples walnuts, l5c per pound;
chestnu,s imported, none ON the markets pea
nuts, Tennessee red lo@ilc; choice whitc,l2hc;
cocoanuts, s0Oes9 20.
CALIFORNIA PEA RS-5 7566 90 per hox.
ORANGES-Louisinna, per barrel, u Goa
10 co. per box, So Valenclne. per case OF 40,
LEMoHs-sioiiv. 500 per boz; Malaga
8 co.
DATFS-In trails, 106l2c.
BANANAS coca % per bunch.
GRAPES-kalaga,6 OOo6 so half barrel.
SWEET P0TATOES-On the ctr Gets rcd,
T5c per bushe'; yellow, l 90
ONl0NS--New. 3 90 per barrel.
POTf TOES ~ 'el, o.
TAGE-Now.2 Is p opor dozen, OF So
CHIC ENs woquote At OOSs so per dozen;
turkeys COOL 81,
EGGS soc per dozen.
BUTTER Choice western, 25aSjc cooking
sAUER KRAur-Barrels, II co. half barrels
so.
RAIsISs-Iondon layer new per box, os
layer, 65a2 IS.
DRIED PEACHEs-Unpeeled.s s.; peeled. l2c.
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.rEVEggg "Tfe ArirsIslisi ~ Qiif C1infrs..
iEh Hfr fifas hV Iri-iv Iuliishfrr,' dsilv-
n, ahrl- r. Lam srith ~ she Academy q lusic rhiia
i,u a. .8 and twice. BY Invitation, before the Legsia
,frs ~ Fernsvlvana olt and s. 1883 Price 20 corta
SaRpES pS al ,'ass ssi s.r. .s
FiarI plfd1 N churches hor,es stores Circular NEE
Hdh . PRESDST. ~ ma 2se.-kachine for
tfl HsSdraving Portraits. etc with Pen, or Pencil.
tnEHTC, Hr.RALD.-50c. per year. Sample
kUEU y cories. SC. 400 Advertisers want gents
dress d. Ltiu SMITH si2 Arch ~ PhilA ps
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SADDLERY AND LEATHER
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

SOLE LEA1UEK-Loulsv,ile heRyy inC
brauus) Il; DO heavy, 49, do < medium (ul
brands) 80; 10 medium, ~. Baltimore and Gin
olnnau, 39 Buffalo slaughter pfiEe, 81 good
%; MGtamorns, %.
HARNESS LEATHER--OGk No, /, Sc; No.
extra, 49, No. ? 81; No. I, homlock, SO; No. 2
81; No. 3, 90.
TO QuGlly
PHILADELPHIA CALFsEIN-No. ], ! LOG
Is: do No. =, s5d15c
PHILADELPHIA 'KIPs-No. l. focal %
according - weight
No 80, elga collars, T. % inch cotton
back bands 70. Sss IiCh cotton back
bands, 80 Duck colbIa 0,. inch cotton
'6is-G-3 trace thains SOC * a-2 isacf chains,
l6G 7-8--1 trace chtuis, TO-. No. /. hook
hands, l. O a.. 10 No, Q. 3 49, No, /, web
aRit2r9. rope ie s.. 10, 3, weo h9iterH rope
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LIVE STOCK.
arorArIoNs To-day.

BEEVEs--Cofn bceycs, none, fair TO good
grass beovss, 94@8Ac per pound; medium grass
beeves SN3Ac per pound
COWs-Barren COWS, % 00n27 so. Mich cows
North Texan grades. 40 O0m50 90 common 70
fair 20 onG 10 o. Stock cattle anoId, 100000 on.
BULLS AND STAGS-(For sausage manu-
10giG 0o; twO-year-olds. - aiS.
SllEEP"-GoOd mutton, 8@sNc per pound;
medium mutton, 2k@2Ao per pound atooS
sheep. 200d3 90.
GOArS--2 O0@2 % por mead.
EOGd-CJru fed lhr5c medium, 4G4kc;
stock lOrs, ekc: stock rsand feeders, fMAkc.
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WOOL, HIDES AND PELrRrEs,
QUOTATIONS TO-DAY

wOOL-Nexican free OF burrs llaiSc Mex
ican improved, 1s,cl7c; coarse, l6esiSc; coart'
medium, 1sT19c; medium, 10000 fine medium
2Oa22c fine wool, according 70 dirt and con
dition, l4o29c; bury, 2G9c per pound lcss
according 10 burrs
HIDBs-Heavy hides ~ pounds snd mp
grubs loo; light hides, damaged or one grub OF
more, a:bulls, bad and damaged, 81 dry salt
ed l1t wet sailed, 70; green hides, Go.
PELTRIES-Deer skins. .2ee22c; antelope. LOG
15c; seal skins, 1S02tc; sheep pelts, - per wool
2Oaf5c, shearlings, 10615c.
TkLLOw-Prime tallow, &C. tsllow grease 50
sHc; crease yellow 70 brown l95c
teraisa. l5620c.
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LIQUORs.


QUOTATION TODAY.
ALCOHOL 30 pCr gal, per hign vines.
MH3EN-becuAcj, oOai 90 GB per proof
sour mash, ons ear old, Or; two yours old,
/ 300 10, three years OLD 2ln2 BOG fancy, CX-
ira old whisky, Goa co. cs per Cg0.
MTNEa-Caggt a. cases Ood5 on, per quar-
fly; Catrwbe, per gal. g0Cml 30. Pert COCA o;
Sherry, per gallon, 1 coca un Maderia pef gal.
lon ] COOS O0' white wno in cases. 60N lG 90.
CHAMpAGSE-iulos AuIn e. Co., % 0J081 90,
de,ablOk. lu u.,s.lt, ~ Jaoo4 90; huy nl Uss.
kct 70 t00E 90 Dow ashc champagne, OJG
IL Oh
BOTTLED BEERS Louis quarts, u o.
pints, u 90 6udweiser own size, u 90; pints
Lf..s no %
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PERSONAL.
"WEAK AND UNDEVEL0PED

PARTS Of the Human Body Enlarged. Devel.
oped and Strength ned" Etc, Is an interesting
70 inouiries we viii ssy thar there is no eyi.
dence OF humblR about this. On the contrary,
the advertisers are very highly Endorsed. In.
terested persons may get sealed circulsrs Civ.
ing all particulars by addressing Erie Medical
o.. p. o. Box sls. Buffalo. N.Y.-Toledo Even
ing Bee.
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1857 frizes. $40 soc
Whole Tickets, 80; HAIL Tickets, 81; "a
Tickets. 900; 90 Tickets, 500.
Remit money or postal note bank draft In
letter, or tuuG by express. Orden ~ g and
upU ard by express eau be sent Of our ex-
pense. Address all orders 20 J J. DOUGLAS,
Covingt,n N, KY or @. a. Webster, 701 elm
Street. Dallas. Texas.
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H33 Prizes, amounting IA Q, ,. FoIdi %. .Sl5,Vll
TICKETS. s2I HALVES. 81.

ALL pBI2EB PAID oG PRESENTATION.
For Information and tickets, adGyes8 CT
apply TO sHlPSEY COMPANY General Agon e,
1912 Broadway New York Ci,y, GS East Ran.
dolph stfeet, C1icaEc, 1llrois. JoHN b, FEl.
HAvDEz. Savannah, Georgia, or GEoBaB A.
WpnsrFa 70i uln street. Dallas. Texas
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Retail dealers tr,ou good local delnhiu luI
AL sorts OF brrHdsluis aud ncelN supplied rom
wagon rectirts. ly rail cars corn ana car
osts cane shipments are cars oa $ ana c't
corn. 90
Etcamgha. Rev. baU.
RYF-Noming ~ Co: northern, $50.
bARLEY-s0li5c -
CORN New, In shuck, S5c; Shelled and
kslhed, 40d4ic "
oATs-Choicc. s3c; sacked, &c higher
FLDuR-PatcnL 3 Coz carly breakfast
q liz cream soda, 9O@3 or pure oycam, ~
4 i'd Mills Patent ~ Union, TO- ffairie
= ever & a.; star Chain, 20.
RAMA mills, 76C IN store, Wc,
)RNMEAL-Fine boltod per lOo pounds
! 20. 80
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chopped corn and oats per 100 pounds. LiO'
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GRAHAM FLOUA-ler 100 pounds. W.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
THE HERALD. TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY s 1884
w. ELLIOTT q ERO.
she an, Texas,
Fine Furniture, Carpets.

Also agents for the celebrated Hardman Pianos
and the Mason and Hamlin, Estey and Chicago Goes
tage Organs, Sheet Music and Musical Merchandi- t
Write for catalogue and price lists
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05
THE BUSINESS WORLD
COMMERCIAL,

DALAI. Feb IA r,tty Of Germaua lott "a.
old county iho lrsl week ln lanu ~, LANDED
nj Ca,tle Garden. Nsv York city went 90 rem
sylvania aud came from hat sis,e To thi, ci',
AIMING here saturday sthdg purpose 10
settle utaTa Texas city FOR the pufnua. or sup
plying vegetables ard iuik' 'lay lhey
drove around the near farms aud expressed
themselves d. ghly pleased 10 far. Not enc
of thtm sptaks English, hut care MS nRth 10
aiotd them Information The sup
ply OF vegetables produced y,sfy IA
lhis vlcln.ty does rot nearly moot the demand.
Al kinds ~ cspul'uts sui vegetables can De-
srusn la this county In healthy aud generous
Weld aud ytt Missouri ara Kansas snip Ne To-
mat0ts and pOAioes, ana last season Detroit
SCI many cta.ts Of cabbage hesds To this city
The Dallas people hrO great vegetable eaters
The sale, oi canned goods here T. immense
Corn, ms peas, tomatoes and irhlN CAuuel
ia California aud MarylaLd enter largely
Ia the DAlla, bin Of fare on
home tables and ~ loI.ls every
yelp Of fruit sld vegetable Ieddler, duri1.
the season, bring. n housckecIcr o. the door,
and ev,rytniug fresh aud green. sell, 90 e-scr
purIha,cfs OF the pioluc, - tIlccs II ihete
sctmaus W ssttD near Dallas aud gov veg.
etablcs. they will grow rich anibe people VIII
Auppur, suem "a incrN 'N'h' ,h'tiPiA''
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-02-05

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1884
A LAWFUL LOTTERY and FAIR DRAW.
INGa, chartered by the Legislature of KY. ard
twice declared legal by the highest Court In the
State. Bond given to Henry county In the sum of
so0, 900 for the prompt paymeut OF all prizes sold
EERRIrARY SCHEME
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1884-03-28
Phoebe CouzIns.

Arrangements are being made to have
Phoebe Couzins, the talented young law.
yer. of st. Louir, come to tie Northwest,
and deliver series Of lectures, on differ
eat subjects. The ladies Of this city have
taken the matter in hand here, and already
have abeut q hundred tickets pledged,
which will insure her cSrning to Albany
If she visits the Northwest. This will be
. rare treat, which everybody should take
advantage Of; Tho writer has heard
Phoebe Couzins, and can speak for her
powers as q speaker. She is talented,
polished, refined, and holds an audience
almost spell bound, probably having no
superior among the women Of America as
. linguist, Unlike some public women
she is fine leeking, if net han Isoms, in
our judgment the best looking Of the pub
lie women we have had the pleasure OF
seeing. Combine these qualities with a
richly stored mind. and silvery tongue,
and an attraction is presented not to be
resisted. When she comes to AIbany y
there SHOULD be no hal large enough to
bold the audience which should greet her