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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-23
STEWARDS MONOGRAPH.


The SILVER STATE acknowledges the
receipt of a copy of a pamphlet pub
lished by w. M. Stewart on the silver
question. 1t is the same matter that
the Virginia Enterprise published some
weeks ago as Monograph on Silver"
with supplement commenting on the
Presidents message, but the pamphlet,
which bears the imprint of a San Fran.
cisco printing establishment, is entitled
"The Bond-holders' Conspiracy to De.
monetize Silver.
Mr.. Stewart blends truth and fiction
In his discussion of the silver question,
and advocates the enforcement of the
Bland Act of 1878, but the fact that
while Senator from Nevada he joined
the bond.holders, whom he now con-
dennis, in their war against silver, and
voted for the passage of the Act to de-
monetize the metal, will cause people
to look with suspicion on anything that
emanates from him on the subject.
While Senator from the greatest silver.
producing State in the Union he joined
with John Sherman and other represent
atives Of the bond holders and passed
bill, which prohibited the free coinage
of silver at the Minis, and limited the
legal tender quality of silver coins to FIVE
dollars Every business man on the coast
and every railroad employee knows what
the effect, Of that Act was. Half-dollars
were at discount of four or five per
cent, and while railroad men were paid
exclusively in silver and, of course. paid
there store and board bills in those
coins, merchants and hotel keepers could
not pay freight bill Of more than five
dollars in silver because Congress had
limited its legal tender quality to
that amount. Corporations and manu-.
facturers all over the Coast, and doubtless
east of the Rocky Mountains, took
advantage of the act demontizing silver
and paid their employees in the depreci.
ated coins. 81
The bonds, which were originally
payable in currency, and in 1869, when
silver commanded premium over gold,
by John Shermans Act to strengthen
the public credit, made payable in coin,
were by the Act of 1873, when the
Comstock was producing millions in
silver monthly, made payable in gold,
and w. NJ. Stewart, then Senator from
Nevada, voted for the passage of that
bill. Then the bondholders, banks and
corporations controlled legislation in
Congress and the proceedings of the
Senate show that Mr.. Stewart was inva-
riably on their side. Now, by de-
nouncing the bondholders and corpora.
tions, whose behests he obeyed while in
the Senate, writing pamphlet in which
he endeavors to make it appear, that
the act demonetizing silver and pro-
hibiting its free coinage, for which he
voted. was surreptitiously incorporated
in the Revised Statutes, and by build
ing residence at Carson, he expects to
be again elected Senator from Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-23

The Salt Lake Grand Jurys says the
Ogden News, found IS indictments
under United States law, AZ under the
Territorial law, aud left number for
the next jury.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-23

This country imported from Canada
last year 100000 dozen eggs, at a
cost # &, 900, 600.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-23
40 VEHICLES FOR SALE.

The undersigned has FORTY VEHICLES
ranging in size and style from 1869 s.reigh
Wagon 70 single-seat Buggy, which he will
sell or cash or exchange for horses or barley.
Farmers and others, desiring Spring Wagon.
OF almost any style, can be accommodated by
calling on me at the Fashion Livery Stables.
winnemueca, August 7, 1885.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-23

The price of diamonds has fallen in
London from sl5 to 50 70 per karat.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1885-12-23

FOR SALE.

o. Mrs siskron offers her House and Lot
3H situate IN Paradise. Nevada, for sale
sdd.A TERMS apply at the premises, or
IT, MRS. siSkRoN,
Paradise, New
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-02-23
DRY GOODS.

PEiNTS-- Merrimacb, fancy, 81. Mancbea,
Yer, o1$;Arnold, o; American, 5iH.' Paciic ~
hamilton, 81; Gloucester, 5l5; Gi0nces tn
Hiln9gn pa; Gloucester silver grew. Si.
d Simpson mug, s; Allen, nif,, ''ouei
purple, u Simpson silver grey, 6, RjchmSuS
PINK and purple, &; Dunneil' shIrtin% ~
kagetta shifting, ~; Allen shect e 81 SO s,S,
99oly, black, 81; Simpson, black, 8. Ross.
u4ie, as f''7N
BROWN SHEETINGs--Crown. ~. A,,,,,,,
% Zurich LII, s: Charter Oak, 8I/. live 0ap
y International, 81; Laurence IT.. a, Gienl
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GROCERIES,.

pa. iStio,i Aio ,isl5 tOS4GnMc: pYirns. lsa
-, sA9leei lSgl3l 90 ;LagnyTs la, Tsys ~
bOc. Can perlal, iaSg55c; Young Hyton 49,
,sUsARs1PoTderedI, s sSn' 0VS SSt .,
stanu9rd grRrulated. 8taa7Scs ,Ia,,', - !
80 1tISesateu, &c 10 ne; L0ustgna wi,ita ,i
coS NJ 70 eiyeliow clarified, SIC 10 G5.c,
'0S' islr TO good, S5o; corn syrup, i0c P''li's'
II a. S,icNG-Pure Jute, lsi iSs, 1850, n va,.
= IDS W&c; ties, lj5R bundls. ''">N' SSAe'
SstoE-N hOesale, 7(dSp.
CkAOKERs-2ola Y 5..c. WV A.,
SSi ginger snaps, &c. wi oieNioi
oa SySsAspcno0siIiye, 40 box, blue India. x y
Soers' Sg ~ box Y 10 bars, i50 81 boy !,
CAEDI Hg-9 altar. mil ,vaici,. ,o,.o,,o
ShEEsn-tuH cream, lSoi5c S''''
hoPE-Ssic basis: cotton rope lgo
box. pooi spring LEG ?
me- MnAsgREs- bushel, iron oouos IA >,
TGPs- -;sn nesi gSas,5is . sSOoi 6,hoop, 226.
AO@seni No.2, 800; No. 3, 100 ~ Al Wv ?
po - tES FAPEil-- Rag and straw On IA
"a 9WDG a. B5 p keg OF q lbs; l2I az 2SS.
s,5 Ia i;.o DlSstlng Kegs, 235, Shot-drop bag
@'ynSyl.lui buck, 225(G2.35. 'Ss'
fl0kLEs- Cbow-chow. L.bsryaI bs,-.a, Q "a
s.sSSuoh pals, chow-ehow. | IA. S-SaI f'g,
,'ia' mixed pickles, l,50 glass pInts ia
SsSiis quarts 2QO glass x gallon S5l: glass tVj
NJ No. 49, ~, glass mex, gallon, 100
osIreIs !. Ss 6. NJ barrels, 1850; No. "
,9s.llTeiis, 7OQi No I-barreis. 200: Ma f,fs
- no. z kits, LOS; No. 8 kits, LOO, aus
6oLLAND HERRINe-Impor,tssS5O' ! os n t..,,
S5A,ESiDYmstlek, 9llc - ib fancy, is5S5so I, N's
HAisINs--London layer. 81.
CIDER--Crab apple. ihe, Missn,r, otao,- On.
gauoni vinegar, p gallon, laGS0o ''N'i' ''O
STARCH Pearl, 4Izc; royal gIgss ~. Ro,,-
TON l-b packages, &c; corn star"h ,, DoR-
"ses, SgSy4e 0-tb Wood hox glass, Olc. F''''
~ Concentrated, 27Sga0sl. ''4N'
UGs-We quote: lic q eRlIon sor olsva5,
'f5o ,e, 100 u gallon for glazed. s''4'o'
aerd yl.25. i'Noi o'o SISh'
Pi5b6ED PEACH unpssied, &c: peeled, l5o.
salt S ssiittoSs Isl bacon, s24c short dry
ll}5o. '"0'"' @i5Aoi hAH''
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HARpWARR ANn hrErAns.

A4aB-Collina, Is dozen, 800; Gold Dollar.
K dozen 500 Diamond edge, y dozen, $50;
D0uble BIT, l5,O0.
sKILLETs AEn LIDB-31+c q IL; sugar ket-
Log. 40 y N.
tbs PLArE-I 0. Ioxii, . box, 500; l. @.
lfz2J, q box, 800; Terno, i4EN, g box, $50,
teruO, 2lX2S, c, box, 1850.
ARE-Picced, discount 70 y cent;
stamped, discount 81 l cent
5OLDEE.-NO ], lhe. Sn. = and Z 1Ro : "a,
DUCK H0RsE COLLARS 80. /, AS as dozen
HAAEs-rwc loop, 1852 n dozen; three loop,
375 "a dozen.
rAUgs-In boxes, 100 papers, 250 p box.
GRUB HOEs-as Cozsn, $50; railroad pioke
dozen, $50
MArruCKs-r8 doQan, $50
RUBBER BELrFG-Diso0unt % y cent,
NA1Ls-S0O, rate.
sHOvELs AND SPADEs-R 0wlaud's, dis
count 4073 cent; Ames list, steel goods, d .
count 80 and 10 p cent
HEAVY MISUNDERSTANDING, hnisng 500
poles, 1885, slnglsirocg, wagons, 6ci ct, L75;
buggy, 2.2j; express, 30; wagon tongues,
100; hickory a1les, 1000; holsters 4.75, coup
Ing poles, 4I5; spOKes, AAA select, BIO,
Xxx, $50 sawed fsllOes, ~, LIS; 9, ECO.
BuWdeu shoes, eco; northwestern hOrs9nails
No. o, 800: 7, SOS; %: uNr iron, &c rate
plow steel, 7ci spin q, SCI cast steel, lSc.
BUGGIEg-Cfraus I'D spring top, g90O03
lel00; do. open, .U.J .sS0.00 do, Side spring
top, iOJ.O0Gl8500; do side bar, l000lcplS0;0O
d.. ph,utOns, l25U@9l5O,OJ; grade A. side
spring li0OOG20o00; do. ph@tona, lDOG6
1900; bump seat buggies, l75.00lg159OO; plat
form springs il0.O0glN.01; three spring wag-
Onq. elOUGll5.1.
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A C0HUL-'F gallon, 81 D 9'AS7.
tstAhuI S--DOmrStic,f b galiOn,l2 ~ SEQ;
Imported Unenac, lSlIF gallon a.SO; lo72,S5de;
1910, S570i 1865, $500; 1860, V,lOi 1858, }S.tO;
1i5 1850; OtRTd, Oupuy q Cos cOgnac, 1878,
$3.50; 1870, N.O0; 1854, 500; 1873, Sl025; lis.
gust puhonche s Co, cognRe, 1873, t4'S0i 1870,
boo, 1913, $500.
Embellishments. New York or Philadelphia,
f gallon. $40; Holland, IS gallon, y2Q09276i
sll Robert BurneiCs Old Tom, rs gallon, S5.li
a(2i; Sir Robert BuruCtLs Old Tom, q CRsk
tHG900; Holland, p case $3.50.
WHIsRY-I.Ouisiana rectlded, e5 n cent
proof q gallon, $780, Western, ii8O8l.4o
Bourbon, 81 iWn8.50; Rye yl.1Is350i Scotch
Imported, y40)&i2ji Irlshi Imported, $40.
EsA7t.
CMAMrA0HEs - Roudsrar Carte 8lRnch
Quarts, q dozen, 27,O); Piper uoidseio6,Q uarts
= Dozen 300; Krug 6 Co, quarts q dozen
U5O, MOer & Ch8ndon, Slllery hOuSeuN, q
lCTen, HO0; Cremaut d'Ay, q dozen, l5.O0i a.
NJ. Numm s. Co.'s, plnts, 81 addiuonEli Try
.crenny, 2i75; Extra Dry, 1900.
WlNEs-CRlifornla clarct y gallon, 10
Zl5unndel No. J, II gallon, SNGS5i imported
alprets, ordinary, n casK, 10.Dt9oOO0; family
olaraia, per cnak, 70OOgSOOJ; Hne oiarots, K
ossk, g001gl75,O0; Medoc, y case, SEQ; 81
Julian, u case, $50; MargauN, " case, 100
ponto Camel, y case, l00Oi Lnrose, 3 case
i2O0; Leoyiu, y case, l2.OQ, Chateau Laatte
3 ca6o. 800; cTdluarv. 3 case, S&A35,5O
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UiLItls.

AUlDs-Suipburic y carOOy, 1870, oitrle, Y
b, &c; oxsllc, o II, ISL tNrtercr powdered q
10, 10.
GUMs-Arabic, select, q n, 500: asafotldH
% 20 800; camphor, q 10 IS; opium, SAP TO 40
,sSean, sandSrsonls, 81 .s5; pSeIppermnt, ti5O
Wiut0rgreen, {2.25; olive, Malaga Sl2j.
POrAsH-B Bromide, y 70 100; ludlde, 1915
BoAPs-C9sule, mottlcd, q ~ al9l0c' ceg.
tito white. li03l5,
MIsCEILASEouB -- Ammonia, csfB., "A NJ
pc alum, sos arrnwrOot, Bermuds, 3loi Bal
sam, copoiba, 6Jc; borly, rehned, l2@lii Gallo
mo-, nm. 7Ac; castor oil, n gal, {li0Gl,iO
Csgsin buds, n 10, 1908; cream tartar, pure
e 70, SS; corrosive Buolim0to, 81 ID, 50, chloro
form, & N, 90; extract logwood, bulk
"a NJ, l28l4; glycerine, hulk, n n, 2jtGSO
| Iodine, rCsublhnSted, = ~, 400; leaves
Duchu, short, p n, -; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
n 10, Is; morphia, sulph, H. on, $3.50; spirit
hitter, sweet q 70, 50; stryOhnie, crystals, N8
| @ l40; tapiocs, 8 ,, u woz, white, y d
S1ipbate Quinine, y o., u.cjSSl,lO,i Gin
ChOnidia, 10 10 ljc,
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS,

ST. LOUIS.
sr LOUIS, Feb 2l.-Flour unchanged.
sT L opened fraction lower recovered
..S Closed about aS yesterday; No, red,
Al1dSg7s, cash; scs, februaryi SI9SI1s,
Narcn sTS,ads drmer but slow; S71{, cash; 81 3.
COW, corr S73s April; $50 std3Sl4, May.
FEM Gats dun but nrmi 500 bid, cash. Sl3s,
WHISKY steady; IL:
rornme0l quiet; 10
SSoodpHnisons very SLOW; only small job trade
,dne at previous prices
pVcntIr-Receipts, aeOi only small local trade
Iss,,,pr OuotstiOns.
St ,lonlso Receipts. ,7GO; steady; 65G5,2O,
bo51r Receipts. 100; steady; common TO
eai m. 2..v95,25; good 10 choice, 3,5O9425;
extra, I.5J' v,Se,sc1rv
KAssAs CITY, Feo 2l--Wheat lower;
'r soIn Weak 0o2s bid, cash. 3O}s bid, Marchi
Ns5 bid, May. ,.o,,,
Tie live Stock Indicator reports
. 16nttie-Receip Is, 3;5; steady; exports, $500
a., GOOD 10 choice Shipping, 500 $780, com
w. on TO medium, 4.50G4 80; stockers and
lllooi h 3 5Udl 80; cows, 2 75tG340
iegWHogs- Receipts, 5000; steady. 4 000i,OO.
sheep Receipts, $50; weak fair to good,
a5QGS TO- ,.vu,, .op,-
Nrv YORK, Feb. 2l.-Flour dull
uJteat-Spot lots Il shade lower: optlong
,teady; No. red, S7@9gS7${i No 2 red, 1890
s Se'W NJ p red February, g05sd9O3{; March. az
49,; April, 0 5s@02; May, sSA@0334
SCgoTTn -Spot lois, y to y lower; options
,bode stronger on deliveries after February.
No. 52l, @5i34; No. 2 f. ruary, 52Aa53Js
Narh, so i@jJ55; April, 4534Gl93s; May, 49s5
"coiiee-spot fair; Rio quiet, 0l5@g3<: on
lions a shade lows r, moderately aotiye Rio
No. 7. spot, $50, sales $4,000 bags; March. $50
sTej. Aprtl, 7.75G7S0; May, 7.90G7.05.
Sugar dull; refined quiet but steady; cubes,
s7-l6.
Holasses-Demand fair and market firm.
TalloW steady.
Eosin steady, l.2O0l.2j
TurpentinU irmt r, 3l3Id22
wool quiet but arm; domestic fleece. DIN
M pulled, lJG3O; Texas, lSGlS.
Pork unchanged.
OILS; March, I.2No7.%; April, 1867 81.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. Feb. 2l-THe Drovers Journol
reports; ~ Iog.s-Reoeipts. 10000; slow; 10
'Caitle-Receigt pts, $500; slow, but stegdv.
shipping steers, 1853 10 200 hounds. Al a
6Sj; Texans 6Of94.90
Sheep Receipts, 1860; steady; inferior 10
medium, % sa3.2j; good to choice, 3.jOai0
Flour dun and unchanged
Wheat qui &; tluctuated within range / 4.
eOsedl4 over y esterday; February, 777sG7Sl$.
March, IS%'a'i; April 7S2sG7S25; May, $50
Corn quiet; closed about same as Yesterday.
cash, 81. to 3S; February, 80 TO 371; March
SBtoa}s; April, % to 3SS; May, al to ii95''
Pork easier; declined slightly: cash or
February, l2,90ol2a5; March, l2.gOGi9 o..
April, 1895; May Is 10 1l2.l7&.
Lard unchanged; cash or February, 0Qj0
sa%i March, Ma ,5 9i997%9IOO; April, zO5sZO7}G
Bulk meats quiet and easier
NEW ORLEANS.
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GRAIN AND DREAD sTUFrs.

aI-Hlg hest SOC; lowest, IS,
bta--EPusas, A,C.
lJgN-In ear &c TO iOc; sacked, 45c TO 45c
OAI5,ln bulk, 25ci In sack, 27ci from store
q ,03c higher.
FLoCR-Per cwt.: Patent, $50; fancy 22G5
tl1.ct anlly, t2Ij; XAAX, 1925; low grade
l2.j.
B8AN-Per cwt! AZ mills, 8jc; in store $40.
l0
HoG.FT AND GRGTg--i5 per barrel
FEED--DuCpped corn per 100 pounds Sl,zl
lho. d corn aud oats pOr 100 pounds, ti.N
@g r.al per 100 pounds, iOc.
uNhllAN i'loUE--Per 100 pounds, So.
.at-Iralrie SIS per ton, or So loOsei MI
ig N ptg ton, or ~ loose.
hFhrr SEED-S5c. German miiicGF1l
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wanl.. 49, - PaErnIna.

HoOI.-Mexicau, free OF burrs, lol9lao; HC4.
Yam Improved, l2@lici coarse, i6ci hno me.
uluM 100 iSc; hne wool, according 70 dirt and
condition, IAgGc; bury, 2l99c Ver pound
iesh according TO burrs,
HIDES Prime plump Hints. 20 ns gaa up,
KS Per n, seconds, plump hintn, - l6s and up
lSHo Per u; prime light end kips,l4c POI hi
s0llisc, according 10 condition; green saltej,
jcSc.
lELTRns-Doe skins, l6GlSo; antelope, 10
82s; sheep paltg. go Per WOOL, 20GN5ci shear
hugs, l9Dl5ci Fallln aud poverty from 2S5o
lower
TAIINw--Prlnao tSl'oW, So; tallow grease.
Cl1,t' Qrnssn. yellow to nr0wn. fd'c,
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BOOTS AND SHOES,

4enr Eir hrogans 05Gl25; boys ZIP bro-
srus aGl.Ni men'sP. calf hyogans, i.90gl.i6i
-,f.egle plows, l.OlG3l.S5; boys dp 2-buckie
p.0Ws, sliel.2j; mems bu1 halls. congress snd
lrlluui lL1a22i; men'B Calt bals, congress
aad button, 2.SCG4.JO: mems KIP boots, 2ioll9
NVli mems i. calf boots, 2i,OGGl509; men'e
HOli boys p. CALI boots, l8.5OG1400; bOy's
iaii BOOTS 225OGG27.O0; wOmen'S % kip p0lkas
tGc,.ci Misses o. ZIP pOlkas, t0qlOci
'hi'dt l) zip polkRs, AN sizes, 45,35lc; Child'H
x lOlass, all sizes, 5GGt,C; wOmen- cali peg
md IS polish, l.OlGi95, Misses calf peg and
81 polish, Ntgll0; wCmen's buff Fswed poll
eh WCl20; WOmcn's cali sewed polish, l4O
glhiAi Wumen'e grain Hgwed and polish, %
GlNi uCIncn'g Eil geWCd, gGglgl, VOmen's
.u.L --.--.. ll.lL.M- l .-.-L y.
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LOUISVILLE OAK SOLE LEATHER-X
heavy, tree OF brands, 800 10; Y medium, free
of brands, SIC Id; A heavy, one brand, SIC
10; A medium, one brand, S5c lbi Baltimore
crop, 4ic.
BUFFALO SLAuGHTER-prime, 10 TO u ID
sides SOC ID; good, Ia TO ~ sides, CSC III; coun'
ter II TO II 10 sides, 2Bc 10; g.. d., Mntamorasi
25c III; No. l. oak harness lea, IS 70 sic 10;
No. 2, oak harness lea, 81 TO 32c Id; No. |,
hem harness lea,8Sc 10; No, 2 hem harness lea
hem sklrtlng lea, SOC Id, Welt and bride
leather, 81 to Sja side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-Extra quality IS
TO 80 ID 20 dozen, Sl.20 ID; IS 10 i2lO 10 dozen,
IS 10; a. TO 80 10 10 dozen, Sl.O0 ID; % 10 60 Id
10 dozen, 4 10; % TO 20 10 to dozen, 300 Id,
FRENCu CALF--Sil5 TO 100 lbi MN top
pings, All co ors, S,2j 10 $500 dozen; xxx top
pings, all colors, extra large, 300 to Sll d zen.
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Brsdheld's Female Regulator will
give blooming color, an elastic step
and a cheerful spirit 10 the woman of
'allow complexion, heavy dragging mo
ZION and melancholy disposition. Send
iof our treatise on "EIealth and Happi-
ness of Women" mailed free.
BRApFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
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WOOTAN WELLS.
Robinson County, Texas Open Summer
and Winter

?, One hundred and forty miles north of
houston to Wootan Wells junction on
houston IL Texas Central railway.
Street cars meet ell day trains. AZ
knowleged the best mineral water i'm
the south. Has cured thousands. Write
Tor testimonials. Enquire for excur-
SION tickets, at all Houston & Texas
central railway offices. Water by OK.
press, Z. Q. D. Hotel will be under new
management. Comfortable offices with
chlmneys Two mails each day. Board
including mineral water, from $6 to $40
p0r week, Address, Woosan Wells
company, Wootan Wells, Texas.
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LIVE sqoOs.

lIhe Qaota,ions given below refer to corn. fed
animals, living weight
BENEs-Sl5C S4e per pound.
COws-Sc per pound; mitch cows. com.
mon, $50 per head "S'
SHEEP-Priuie, Basic per pound.
SIoATs-None o. the market.
hodl 81 t@4c per pourd.
BULLS AND SrAes-llS92c per pound.
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rnuIr, POULTRY, GAME, HTO,

APPLEs--{itol.50 per barrel.
ORANuEs-Siclly, y box, $50.
LEMoNs-Sioily, q box, $3.50.
DATKs-In mails, 10,
BANAsAs-lQ0di.O0 = bunch,
GRAPEs--Malaga, none.
SWEET PoTATOEs--S5o.
ONIONS A. 8ii0l. so h hrshel.
PorAroEs--e. bushel, LIS.
UABRAGF-None.
SHioKESs-Ws quote at 25OaSCo y dezen
turkeys, 100.
Eoes-l2xc y dozen.
BuTrxa--hest grade northern, Soc; best
Dallas county, 9Oc, other Texas county but
10 40 70 CSC, according 30 quality,
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Flows rom tho Maximum HinsralgFoua.
tain OF Saratoga Springs, and rs IN the opin-
ION or tne most eminent medical men, Ma
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER, INACTIVE
CONDITIONS OF the KIDNEYS, and a most
salutary Alternative I'm Scrofulous Affections.
Win Adlea, gentlemen and bon vivants on
efyWhcfo 10 has become the standard OF die
tary eSpodlents, Certifying the digeHtlve func.
lions and enabling receivers to Indulge With
impunlty ut table. The world Of wealth, Ia.
teiugen2e and refinement teatihos TO rs
sparkling, naturally pure and delightful
qualities rs the beverage uncomfortable pnd
accredit II with being the gurest and specialist
source ofclear compilations, high health aud
ezhuOerant spirits. HATHOkN SPRING
WATER 10 sold only In glass bottles; four
dozen pints are packed I'm u case. it may 10
obtained 81 all hotels and of druggists, Wine
merchants and grooers everywhere, AND
nETTERTON, IRVINE ~ co.,
Sole Ageuta for Datlas. Tarss.
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For the better accommodation of th o
public, will from this day ON deliver
goods to the amount Of no less than So
Tree of charge.
ISAAC HElDENHFIMER,
Commerce aud Lamar Streets.
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The Rev. George Il. Thayer, of Bour-
o9ni Indiana, says: "Both myself and
WE owe our lives 10 Shiloh's Consump-
ZION Cure" Sold bv j. NJ. House
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and
others whose occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Carriers Little
Liver Pills tor torpid liver and bilious.
ness. One is dose.
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Oatarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
ssrlIe % cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
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NoIlooto Coni1nolors.

Sealed bids win be received by the
undersigned up 70 . q. M, February %,
for the remOdoling Of the old "lively
uall' building, ON Main street, accord
ing to plans and specifications to be
seen at the Office OF j. Il. Flanders, ARCH
itect, 700 Main street.
J.C. O'CoNNOR,
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~ insure your homes with smith q
9hii, agents tor Transatlantic.
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3. opaldings Clue" mends furniture
'Vf7, cfockery al ornamental work.
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Which cures all female diseases and
Makes all women happy.
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There Is a secret about
MEXICAN FEMALR REMEDY

which all ladies should know, Sec our
circular at your druggists.
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BENEACTREsS.
~. ust opeh the door for her, and Mrs,
w lnsloW VIII prove the American Flor
TINS we are so sure, that we will teach our
Susy" to say ga blessing on Mrs. Wins
low" for helping her to survive and es-
cape the gripping, colicking and teethinc
siege. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
relleves the child from pain and cures
dysentery and diarrhea. 1t softens the
gums, reduces inflammation, cures wind
collie, and carries the infant safeiv
through the teething period. 1t performs
precisely what it processes to perform.
every part of it-nothing less. we have
never seen Mrs. Winslow-know her
only through the preparation of her
""Soothing Syrup for Children Teethinr.,
II we had the power we would make her
as she IL, physical savior to the ifnan
bottle, ="
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= re Florence Nightingale of the Nursery.
The following is an extract rom a let
r written to the German Reformed
essenger at Chambersburg, Pennsyl-
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street.
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s,tss3 - =i & l.. 60 ~, .ls.,-- !, L.
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MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY

No mother should he without
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Imported brandies at Ed. $. Alston's.
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B RIG; X S 3!
the HYDRAULIC
PRESS Brick co.
ST LOUIS, MO.
Bake Speciality Of Ornamental q Plain
Red Front Pressed Brick,
Manufacturing Annually ever
TEN MILLIONS.
They guarantee that the quality, fin
fgE aud Collar ora vTpgy,,.,,o cod 10
TEN MILLIONS.

They guarantee that the quality, FIN
.ieh and Color, are unsurpassed, if
not unequallsd by any other bricks
made in the United States.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1885-09-04

The RuTo1 NesLs HorkeT, In reply TO
a correspondent in, regard to the Gull
tivation Of corn, ssyal: at seems to
us that any one who win study the
physiology Of the corn plant and fol-
low its feeding roots sas they ill every
inch of soil, must be satisfied that no
more detrimental thing can be done
than to go in with plows and in a
wholesale way break up this system Of
root growth.
Any one who win use the deep
working plows, up to the time the
corn is from eight to twelve inches
tall. and after that time only use those
cultivators that work not more than
two inches deep, win, in one season,
particularly if a season Of much
drought, be convinced by the rank
growing of his corn, unchecked by
the hottest weather, and its yield at
harvest time, that our advice in regard
tc the use Of the plows was strictly cor
rect and safe to follow in the West or
anywhere else.