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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

THE Baltimore american is responsible
for the story that a journalist of that city,
a man Of great experience and of habits
almost puritanical, passes his annual va
cation in the cellar of his residence, in
which he collects the hest things in lit
erature, and laysin a stock Of provisions,
cigars, and tobacco.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

A LADY sent for doctor a few days
since and said she was constantly dream
ing of odd figures, and even in the day
time dazzling colors and funny combi-
nations of patterns were floating before
her eyes. 81 SCI" saidthe doctor, you've
got rug on the brain"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

The dominion government is holly
abused by some Canadian journals for its
sinful neglect Of the leper hospital at
Traeadie, Of which it assumed control
some years ago. The hospital is in a
Ioathsome condition.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

The San Francisco papers say that the
practice Of shipping coin by men-Of-WaE
was frequent in former times, both by
American and British vessels, the cap
tain having 3 per cent as 8 personal per
uuisite.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

TEE largest tree in Georgia almost
rivals the giants of California forests. 1t
is twenty feet IN circumference at the
ground, and its girth a short distance
above is four feet greater. The great
tree is 155 feet in height.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

The statement Is made that the
American family Is falling OF ia the
number Of persons it includes. In 1850
Il contained on the average $50 persons;
in 1850. 6.28; in 1870, sos. and 81 1880
only sos. AZ present the AVERAGE may
Be taken 70 ne barely
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1885-09-19

TIE Indians in Puyallup valley, Wash
ington territory, complain Of the small
price paid them for packing hops-F5
cents hundred.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-15

ALCOHOLIC gallon y2.S5gf2.S7,
BEAEDlEs-Domestio,t y gallon, g2O0 O Z 400;
Imported cOgnac ,l6I7,f3 gallon, $3.50; 1879 81;
Sig, S57Oi 1855, $3.50; 1890 i7.4O; 1858, q 90;
lSt8i Sl050; 0tard, Dupuy & Co.'S cognac, 1878,
$500 $50, $500; 1851, 1900; 1873, $i025; Bis,
4uet, Dubonche & Co. cogpsc 1879 $3.50; 1870,
$50; 1873, 500.
GIN-Domestlo, New York or Philadolpnis,
4 gallon, sl.75; Holland, e. gallon, S200227d;
"a Robert Burnetpa Old Tom, p gallon, a Us
GS2jj Sir Robert Burnett'B Old Tom, 3 oast
i5,6Sg3Oi Holland, 81 case, $3.50.
WBTsRY-iOulEl0n9 rectided, g5 } cen.
proof, b gallon, $3.50; Western, a. Fyul. 90.
Bourbon, $i,fO&3.50; Rye, $l50Da5J; scotch.
imported NQOis..25i Irish imported, ss.2i
CHAMPAGNE Co., RoudeI6r Carte glgnC6,
quarts. l dozoni 200; Piper Heidseiclg quarts,
y tOLOu, 300; Erug & Co.. quarts, q doKBu,
i25l; Moor 4 Ch8ndon, slllery MoGsseux, A
dozen, 3l,00; Cremaut day, %dogen, 800; &
H. Mumm 4 Co.'s, pints, 81 additional; dry
VsISenay, A.76; Extra Dry, 900.
RINEs-CaliiOrniG Claret, u gallon, 70;
lisnfandsl No. /, a gallon, S0,8S5; imported
tlhress ordinary, Il caak, lOON9S0O0; family
olsrsts, per cask, i0,00tG6lOO; ane clarets, y
cagR, W,0NSl75,c0; Medoo, x oHse, 500; 81.
lullsn, n case, 6.50i MsrgauE q case 70J;
Ponts Cdnet, p case, 100; Lnraso, p case
1905 Lsoylll, b case, l2OO; Chateau Lsntts,
2 Gaze, 2SJei Ordinary, Y case, SHt99EO'
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,q Sof II -Rio fair, lOs4a lSsc. nr,m, ,ex,
iAcoi onolee, ldlGlSl &c Las AVIS TX 49, - -
81 TEAs1mperisl, S5Sc Yp ,S IsS lava SOS.
su 91iong 1900 Jar an, 6Oe5So. '''
standard ,granulated TeG7s See , IosI, S1eci
srannlated &c to TIC; IonrSs1asS bi NJ ntatlon
ss e1 VIZ 70 tci yellow Clarified, exc to ssIc
5S aogL y 4 - 4sns eholcs, 55Sc; prime
RA t;tii ~ sopp1, SCI corn syrup, Acc.
", LOS, Nz$Si ne,s, l.65 p bundls, VIA
nlos-Whol'.sole, lose.
o., sEs- Soda Y, 5ISc; xxx 60. cream,
WI singer snaps, SO. WI 0'V''1li
soAP-0lve, as " box. hin. Iva. - :,
bars, $40 = box. NV poAi d
GSlA!SDLTsz7star, full weight, l2,lalsc
! ShhEsR-EuA cream. lStai5o. 9-'''
| 66OPE-SAo basis; cotton rCr,e. Ia.
| box. u' VOL spring l.W I
MGAsgREs-H bushel, iron bound. 9 n =
uS TTni H,ahoop pals, 200; S.hoop, 2.25. Wv
eeSeni No.2, 500; No. s, 100 @'O' - ''VV {
| MAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw az 80
| a, f9WDER--S.6S = keg OF Is ms: l2iI Az oSs
II; ~ e9 he 55oi 95astng kegs 40, shot1drop bag
EIohLEs-Chow-chow \ -barrel bsrreI s z,
s-gallon pals, chow-chow, lR. S-SnlI 10.
pisils' mixed pickles, l.5O; glass pints, in
s l9tss quarts 2.uO; glass u gallon, 350. glsss
sH.ttso ,l 9,1Ji glass hex, gallon, 1850.
bs SATSS9s ~. ~ barrels, 1850; No n
SSarLeis, toOi no. M-barels, $50: N ~
barrels, 1905 No, H-barreis, a60, No ~
i'52i NO. Kits, LOS; No. kits, LOO ''.'
aoLLAED HERRiEG-ImpOTted ! gs n tyos
SS5AAEDX--stick, 80 q 70; fancy, iSTs96s.
SAiSIN5-LOndOn layer, 81, -'''-SN'
q, yLpER-Crab apple, 40c; Missouri oidsy AZ,
y gallon; vinegar, p gallon, igl62io. ''''0'' '''
s, S,RA Z. PEARL lAci royal glass, 4Xc;Fan
~. ~ ~ ~ PACKAGES &c; corn starch l.t paos
Nsss, Ici S-Ih wood box glass, SIC.
! IHE-ConoentrRted, 216g4Ol.
! JUGS--We quote: lie n GALLON FOR g1oyss
crooks, lOc y gallon for glazed. -''''''
| dard, Sl.25. A''V' o'~ slS1'
BEIEn PEAoHEs-Unpesled. &; peeled, I7o
ssialt, ag014c breakfast bacon, il5Gc, hams
| uhc, NV N"l-is
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4ARuMAnr ~ rI.EAL..

Agrs--UOElrF, % dozen. $50; Gold nrNe.,
y Dozen sos Diamond edge p d7ssai 6f.
Double Elt, 100,
sEItIsTb Am laDa--i'te q ~ ruEsr Pct.
Nra, 80 "a TO-
Ti5 FLkTr-I. 8, IjAi, a box, 500; b., o.
i'y,u, b hoS, tLUi Tguei MEN. boz. ns
ITne, 6iE2S, g box 1850.
IIEwARE-fieced, dltC1aai go rru.
stamped, discount ~ Il cont
EOlDER-Nu. Il llCi No. y aud = lbl CT H
DUCK HORSE CClMANS-NO, l,a.lR dozen
BAnEa-Two loon, 22 ItJcun' imabloop
875 e dozen,
1AURa-Iu boves 100 pupoB, % 3 boz,
gnUB HOEB-iS doacn, 100; raLrund pic.t
dozen, $50,
N ArroCKs-A dozen, $50.
EUEBEB BHLrING- Discount 90 n ccni,
EAIIs--S,OO, rate,
SHoyEIs AND sFADEE- Row lands, d.
count 20 n ceut; Ameg n6t, 81 al gOOdl, d
count 80 aI.u 10 n cont,
HEAVY HARDWARE-BhaftAi 1nlBhC ,, H,J
poles, 1850; slngleireeB, wagons, solicit lJe
buggy, 2.25; express, $50; wagon tongues
1900; hickory axlos, lOOOi holsters, A.l5i coup
ling poles, AIS; spokes, xxx, select, go
xxx, $50 sawed felloea, ", l,Ibi 2, 400
Bowden shoes, Geo; northwestern horse malls
No. 4, 800! I, 6.25; 8. 800. mar iron, 10 rate
pillow steel, 20; sprin al, Sc; cast steel, lSc
BuGGIEs-Gr,lde nd spring top, Oo.OOl
10000. do. open, 70.Ll.sS0CQ; do. side spr!n
top, lOOO0ltlS500; do. alde bar, l0001GlSO;0C
do. phmtons, l2b.QeGlS0O0; grade A. sid
spring, l40.0O0,2C000; DO. phRtonH, l6QO0i
1000; bump seat buggios, 5h,0Af2jO,O0; plai
form springs, ll0.O1@lS0,e0; three spTtng wsg
nng, GO,OO<totlhO0,
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AurDs-sulphuric, u csrboy, 1915; ellrlo, q
q, $50: oGalic, = n, 49, tartaric, powdered y
n, 30.
GUMs-Arablc, selso., 4, n, 500; aaafetids
% 70 Sci camphor, % tO Is; opium, 3i.20 10 40,
OILs-Bergamot, Sanderson'si b n, s2.l0i
lamoni Sanderson's, Sl.S5i peppermint, $500;
wlntergreen, S2,25; olive, Malaga, sl.25,
POrAsH-Bromide, r. n, 900; iOdide, S8,2j.
soAps-Uastilo, n1ottled, y 2, &el0c; cas-
tile, white, l4t1l5.
MISCELLANEOUS go Ammonia, oarb,, y 10,
400: alum, SOS; arroWrOOt, Bormuls, 500 Bal
ganl, COpaiba, $40; boraX, rohned, tLlali, Gallo
mel am, 75oi castor oil, p gal, NA89i,g0;
cags!a buds, = n, lE9lS; cream tartar, pUro,
| y -, IS; corrosive subllmato, n y, Coz ohloro.
| ioIn - n, 90; extract lOgwO0d, bulk
! y u, i2l9H; glycerlus, bulk, = N, 25&SJ
! iodine, roGublimstod, q y, 400; leaves.
| buchu, short, . ID, Is; leaves, sennA Alex
u 10, y; norphis, Gulph, r OK, $3.50; spirits
nitcr, sweet, n 70, 81; etryChnig, crystals, t55
@lA0i tnpinca, = %, u wax whitei 2 u,
| bStgiA
sulphste Qulnino, y on. iI.coG}lO5.i elu.
! rhpuidia. IS n iNH,
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'HE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

.,S April l4.-The trade reporter now
fAllfS,n he HERALD has occupied that
|igtN tnr II months and never, during
Eue, witnessed such commotion In
Il III r,orketS. An apparent crisis has
Noe,e than once presented, but at all
HnInlid conservatism has been mani
p, sore, New, in view ofthe distul Dances
s hhonistan, il looks as it everybody has
rsckoning. This feeling Is Impaired
p 0n ON east are wild, IL is expected,
|eAC,ia,Hce. thatwheat Is to 60 up TO an ah-
ns a,.oli'e. and in that view of the case,
fllal io Ioid it are siuhbornly clingiug to
p Nt,cee who have none are eager to
~ ,,nt Is the way, certainty, TO make q
III valuable in tue markets. six
I.io, 400 wheat was 70 tCendless, negle,-
\ !.nnnis and every methol of wasting IL
st,"'ssoripd 10. Now IL looks like golden
(irst 10 the traders, a cofserN9tlNe viewer
HS lie situation would grant
'Ne Anglo-Russo war wiil
d ry Improve the price Of wheat.
FAYE yieW Of the vast surplus left over,
Il ~ rrevious crops, the supply in Aus
EeIlu Ira iact that, even with war raging.
Il ~ v,,iii he able TO market her surplus
fssH Austria and Germany, the most
y.rs and thoughtful operator viii in
w. ", M unreasonable hopes on the bull
II nj tn NIAbHltht' anu rs great cA'
/ "ons are oNtant as to heat, inVelsely
Ilailody nearly, ha imb be q contempt
II ,V,nn INC bears In the l. tier commodity
lo,Nsppd II down nearly l cent by urg.
lt,tot Russian prlyateerS will cause an
asng,pneiOn of exports, and that the
l{F,n AGENTS wi &c Sc 20 purchase and
ssTIIbeir holdings. to both wheat and
t =" thareis logic and ut once absurdity in
'yyHst,ious taken. Suppose after all there
Il llil he no war bet ween England land Rus
"II many case people ought to keep their
o g' buying Is nearly over.
armers are busy planting
+ ,bsorly traffic Just now is rehll4ng or
=. aycept in groceries which are steady all
L lime. with the advance of spring and
|, increase ofvcgetables canned goods and
lNported table supplies fall Off. always, in
lT9ud The new clip Of wool Is coming
Evard and a slight Improvement is observ.
r. The advance Is fractional Hides are
'ady again. Lumber is much
',v Leather dealers report n
vst. conservative trade. Drugs are I'M
korped. Fuel l. very dull. Beef is little
,gberin live weight Spring chickens are
'SUg freely al quotations. There has been
'seady demand for work horses and mules
,rhe past. The markets genel allv-as in
Hated aboye-are subject TO hourly huctua-
I'M. and IL is Giili nit, in fact near y impOs-
fie,tOa1Ord correct report. If var is
ared prices will take q war basis; II
f5ce Is assured, in many cEseS former rates
II bsIeStored. But In this feVerish period.
ANY commodities arc worth whatever they
m bring 81 the Instant, and no one knows
1g quote them.
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
OF Youth, ard the untold miserios resulting
from indigcreLiOu excuses. n 0Onlalna ~
prescriptions for all acute and chronic dsons-
ea, each one OF which 70 Invaluable, 30 found
by the author, whose experience for % year.
Is such rs probably never before fell 10 tho lot
or any physician. 800 pages, bound In beRutl.
tul French muslin, embossed onyerr, full gilt,
guaranteed 10 be q Amer work IN every Bonse
mechanical, literary and professional than
| q Gy other work a0ld N this county for S2.5),
or the money will DO refunded In every in.
stance. Price only ~ by mail post-pald. IL
Illustrative sample cents. Send now, Cold
medal awarded the author by tho National
Medical Association, 70 the oiicBro OF which
The Science OF Life should DO renc by tho
Young for instruction, and by tho AFFLICTED fcI
relief twill oonenLal.-l london Lancet.
There lH no mcmber OF OCluty 10 whom Tho
science OF LILO viii not be Uf6ful Whether
youth, parent guardian instructor on clergy.
man. Argunqut.
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or
Or. ". III. Parker, No. Bulhncl Street, Bos-
| ION, mnss.i who may be consulted on on dlf-
oVseH requiring SKIN and experience Chronic
an obstinate diseases thsC have bafisd the
| SKIN ui gu Other physl Elsgs RN oiRus
| y spec ,llly'spoh irglt0d INK ~ b, cue.
ecsHfully without an g71EHNFEE Enn ~
| Instance uf failure. NV " VIZ 4. o.
Mention thia papoi
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ROOTS AND sHnEs.

{ Msp's kip brogans, eSCel.25i boys kip bro
boy y. calf brogans, 9J(si.2S; mems kip
l.haoElO plowa, l.c0(tl35; boy'E kip 2-buckle
Flows, 65S9i. Is; mems bun balls, congress and
BUTTON, lb0D225; mems calf balls, congress
and button, 2,50tg,l.50, mems kip boots, A0Ot'
salt bOotR, 25.0OilSQ.O0; boys kip boots, 225of
400; boys T.. calf boots, l8,5OB2l0O, boys
,Rlf bOotR, 225lisEy 90; womon's az Kip polkaa
6GaS7lsc; Misses % Kip polRas, 60CsiOc
inild's ~ kip polkas, all sizes, sbCpolo chid'a
nd BB polish, lOO&l.S5; Misses calf pos aru
SIS polish, pOJ3ll0; Wumou's bu soWed poll
al, s00i25; wumenb calf sewe. polish, LSg
blHl<i wqmen's gain eewod and polish, 2
ki91; wornen'g kid sewod, VA9Llei womeut
5iai rewsd nal'th. i.HfglTb,
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cure Tor Piles,
Piles are frequently preceded nv 4
sense OF weight in the back, lolns ana
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he has some Aztec.
ton OF The kidneys or neighboring or,
CANS AT times, symptoms of indiges.
tlon are present. ,fiatulency, uneasi.
ness OF tho stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiratlon, producing worry dis
agreeable itching, after getting warm,
IN a common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
to the application Of DR.. BosanSo's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fumors
allaYing tho intense itching, and affect.
ing a permanent cure. Price, so cents
Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co.
Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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hsoS,.. 10y Lila OAK SOLE LEATHER-X
~ otSDds, &c III; A heavy, one brand, So
~ - insuium, one brand, Sc ID; Baltimore
~, HsNs6Aho SLAu9HTER-Prlme, Is to n No
st1es SIC 10 good, ID TO - sides, sc 10; conn
~ ~ A 10 u 10 sides, &c 10; q. d.. Matamnyas
SSc M NO. J. oak harness lea, SO TO SIC in.
80, !, oak harness lea, 81 to SC 10; No. l.
neIn harness les,SSc ID; No. hem harness lea
hem skirting lea, SIC TO- Welt and SrIdis,
lesther, 81 to s. q side '''"'s
taiLADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality. q
20 70 70 dozen, sl.2o 10; IS to 42l6 10 dozen
I'l5 10; IL 70 90 10 TO dozen, Sl05 10; 80 10 6 IN
10 dozen, 81 10; 81 10 70 10 70 dozen Q5c In ~
FRENCH CALF-Sl,l5 to l.s0 10; XXX tor.
pings, all colors, SOS 10 $500 dozen; NIX IN.
pings, all colors, extra large, $50 10 ylI doysn
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$50. Here's a Chance for S5o.

l will give cash prize of $50 to any
lady who will bring me the greatest
number Of customers who will have
their photographs taken for the next GO
days, beginning April d, and ending
June q, 1885. Ladies wishing % enter
the contest will please come forward
and register their names. All shall have
an even start and fair show. This is
no common advertisement, / mean
whatI say, and tho successful party
will get the money.
j, II. WEBSTER,
Photographer
70l Elm street,
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Now Addition.
u NOW Auullions
To the City-Tw Blocks of Street Rail-
tyay-naaiVai,Ia ResIfonca Drnua,t,

To the CITY Two Blocks of Street Rail-
waY-Desirable Residence Property
We have made an addition of forty
(l0) acres to the city, Il large portion of
which fronts on Mckinney avenue and
Poan street, and consists of handsome
residence lots. II is only one mile from
the courthouse, and in two blocks of the
Belt Line railway, which makes il a
very desirable locality. Prices reason
able and forms easy. For particulars
call at our Office, Poydras street, in
rear Of Fllppen, Adoue Il Lobit, and we
will take pleasure in showing the
lotss OLIVER THOMAS * BRO,
Real Estate Dealers,
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The Eoandliis Remody.

R)sadalis is sovereign remedy TO.
all diseases Of the blood. 10 has Nc
equal for the cure Of nervous disorders
Read this: 81 would like TO bear tosti.
mony to the merits ol Rosadalis, by
saying that some Gig ht years ago | was
totally prostrated aud could got no re,
lief from our family phyaician; hut at
ter taking one bottle OF Rosadalis / be
camo entirely restored TO health. InoT
weigh l75 pounds, but when l first took
your medicine / weighed only 1870,
cheertully recommend it to all, and es
pecally to those afflicted with nervous
debility.
Mrs. A. A. MARION, Baltimore, Md"
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Constipation Is positively cured by
Carter's Little Liver Pills. Not by
purgng and weakening the bowels, but
by regulating aud strengthening them.
This Is done by improving tho digestion
and stimulating the liver to the proper
secretion Of bile, when the bowels will
perform their customary functions in
an easy and natural manner, Purga-
two pills must be avoided. Ask for
Carters Little Liver Pills. Price %
cents.
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rgnBER AND BUIIpTNe MArrn,. \,

huMHnR- Rough lumber, $3.50; az native
Sseliing, IL Ni q native ceiling, 22,50:% native
m3Splrihg, s2I0; q native siding, 1900; Z rough
press, 40; No. | cypress, S.-5: nativa III
heSlls. 500; native Sap hearts, $2.75, f-'
Fosrs-CedEr posts, best IKE each.
LATHs-Per 1000 AGO.
BfRicX-Dallas brick, $50 per 900.
san, 4.5Oper barrel.
y NJEs.aslESST-Rosendale, 275i Portland, best
sIoNE FLUEs-AbOut 500 per foot,
DIAM PlPE-frOm lSc per loot, and high
raccordiDg to size.
LlaE-CoopeLed lime, 200 per barrel.
hAIR-Goat, Sc Per pUnd.
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II. Zimmerman, the merchant tailor
o. north Texas, oilers for this season
the iincst fabrics In woOlons that has
ever boon seen i'm Dallas, aud owing to
the striuscncY I'm money matters, will
oher 10 h.s pairous a reduction OF az
least 10 por cont Of former prices,
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ynEHSS3 5Ss:AAND BREAD sTUFFs.
Kansas ~
0lSs- IN esr, Coo sacked, 65o.
Ia MI .sals, Slci IN sack, 8Sc; arom store
lqlhs is,,,it.S cwti Patent, 1920; faDcy, SAYS
u.s. u'ls' Adj GAAN, sass; low grade
%A'- f'rowt;At uiIs9O9;in s,oro,a. Goa
@A"L Fine bolted p0r 100 rouu.g
.EsEb-- rb 49, SRiTs- so per bsrrol,
eopISS sSs',ppe9 eoru per le0 pounds, 81, a.
tibvS ,'al and md oats per lC9 hounds, l,s1,
BRi,va veg 100 pounds, lCc, '''D1' fi''V'
sAf1p 49, y .LiouM--fer leo pounds, SO,
hper ,e ~, " FOR ton, or s. loose; nil.
skRD~ tooi German millst, DOC.
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A pale and heggsrd woman, with a
wild and weird look and faded checks,
Is reclining on 3 couch suffering with q
lingering iomGIe trouble. English Fe-
male Bitters VIII cure her.
For sick headache and habitual CON
stipation, try Bailey's Saline Aperient.
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,Hne quotations given below refer to corn 10 5
animals living weight
hEEYEs--3}99gic per pound.
CuW,ss-Sc per poundl milch cows com
non, $50 per head.
sHEEp- Prime, 5d93l5c per pound,
'foArs- None on the market,
5doee-3SG4c per p0und.
BULLS AND srAGs-lhG92c per pound
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NJ you want TO buy carriage, buggy,
pheetou, blackboard, farm, express or
spring wagon, hSnj-carts, wheBlbar-
rows, etc. go to John S. Witwer, 7l3
Elm street,
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Believe at Once.

Believe nt Once,
Benson's Capcino Porus Pastors are
prompt, thorough aud highly modici-
nal. pr. G. V, Il, Kennedy.
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Call and soc those $50 sultings at II.
Zimmerman's, the tailor,
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COTTAGE HOTEL.
no FOR THE SARATOGA or
TEXASl
GLEN ROSE TO THE FRONT.
10 LET.

Tho Cottage Hotel, NJ Glen rose, conslstlne
OF Hotel, Dlning-rOom, Bathroom, Laundry
ana Ten CottngCs-wlll be ready 10 be ocCu.
pled by the hth day OF May, aud is now OF
tcred for rent, Cottage Hotel embraces nm
oron OF eleven acres. romantlcally situated,
and abundantly supplied with pure, white
sulphur water nom perpetual flowing arto.
sian wells also pure froestono and iron or
DAILY haeka from Walnut Springs. Morgan
ana Clehurno run In connection with his
property Distance from Walnut SPRINGS.
II miles, nom Morgan, y miles from Cle-
apply 70 j. 4. MORGAN,
Glen Rose, Texas.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPU

/ KANSAS CITY, April 1.-THE five Stool,
Indicator reports:
/ lattle-RoCeipts, 2 100; weaE: 5 to 10 lower.
IfUortars, go To 5,a5; good TO choice shin
hing LS 10 10; common to medium, 4.51 To
| NO; feeders, 400 TO 4 90; cows, 2.75 TO 500.
Hcg-Recelpts, 1900; we. ker; S to 10
over; 40 TO l2iS.
sbeer-Receipts, $50; steady. fair IN gool
Inut Ons, ESQ 10 800; common 10 medium
| 30 to225.
Wheat higher; cash, 7S3t bid; Nav, gl3. to
ISHJune, 523s t0t84. '' ~
|gs - ''' 'i''' ''2s' June
Oatsnominal; 30 bid.
ST LOUIS.
ST, Louis, April IL Cattle-Receicts
he moi quite so strong as M last as. WIZ waei,
lA0ggh general range Canno, he Iowpyed,
1D1ris $50 TO o. 60: GOOD to choice sLInni,a
ID to $50; fair to medium, 4,G5 TO 51I!
lSt0ig5: corn fed Teams. ia 10 : mn il'''e's >
| Hogs Receipts, $500. I.95 toF .Ol.
whisky sleady, La.
Polk firm, l2.5l, cash; 1855. Nav.
Lard higher, sos.
Bulk meats steady; long clear. &. 10. short
go; short clear 6 I5
lSUp- Receipts, / 800; shipments none:
IL, with good demand: fair TO medium
ltS%I;5.ii 5'o" 10 ''''.ce' l'Vo 10 'o; extra,
Boon easierj long clear, GLE; short rib,
Dad easier and very slow. Ri cosh. az
1 SIS closing 35l {, May.
yogr hi,', -'' ,oti,.. WV. 49,,
ly;mmily, % to 4 TO- choice, 40 To- a. "a.
ry Lotto : IS: patent, $50 .o}.q1,' ~ ''io'
gaeot, again very active excited and
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Al aus Standard grsnulated sugar
THonpssN Il WELLER.
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Solo AgontO for Dallas, ToxAi
The Red Cloud chief., 1885-11-13
Curiositics Of GOOD Tt-ucs."


People do some very frnGy things
when they are drunk. The other n.ght
] met a noted citizen. wealthy and dig
nitied, coming out of . saloon with a
ham-bone. picked pretty clean. which
he Was gnawing 1T with drunken con
tentmcnt. Hc had removed il from its
place after it had gone through a hard
day on the frcc-lGnch counter. 4 few
evenings ago SAW q young gentleman
on Kearncy street with his nccktic up
behind his ear, a champagne cork, at
tacheh by n st-ng to his coliar-stud,
dangling gracefully o'erhis shir'-iront,
eating with great earncs,n"ss corn
from ir- native cob. When II was all
picked of he looked AT it with tears in
his eyes, murmuring in Il low, pathetic
tone: THE last corn'S gouc,' and
dropped it reluctantly into the gutter.
Damon and Py'hias came back 10 Us IN
the two topcrs going home in the mid
die Of the ni@ht. One of them slipped
over a low bank and sank in mud up TO
his knees. The other tried To pull him
out, without avail. Finally both gave
II up, and pyihias said:
II will not leave You here alone
He got in beside him and they wal
for daylight and a Good Samaritan.
San Francisco Chronicle.