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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-11
|. B. Donaldson, Of Hastings Mimi The fol-
owing are the subjects of the speakers and their

UAfn6S
Religion Of Freedom. j. B. Allen
The Philosophy Of W. Brown
False Ideals Empson Cory
True Ideas Il. " Dukes
Eyes Fronts! ....-..-.---E =. roster
Mans development" ..-.----..--...--.D D. B. Greigg
'Gladstones Mistakes ..----..--.---.- Read Hanna
The Unon-The State" a. ". Knight
THE Trend of National History. --..--A. T. Lott
aThe Power of an Idea" --------..---.-A.E Martin
srbss Hsro of Annonattor; q = NJ " Mepsniel
THE Two Accounts -.-----..---..-..J. w Miligan
The Conflict of Races @. E: Reynolds
"Shakspeares Heroines'. \. Rose
THE True Philosophy" --.-..-...-.--.W Il. Scofieid
Popular Ideals" Observation-Disclosures. Edwin Taber
'vrhree Phases of Man.. Jesse Taber
1.-THE Utility of Science" p. P. Thomas
National Strength Edward Won Tobel
rs the Freedman Free?' S. Wilson
The exercises lasted until 1:30 P. NJ, having
commenced at $50 A. NJ. At the close of the
speeches each speaker carried the flowers which
he had received, and placed them upon the front
part of the stage. The diplomas We're then pre-
sented by the president, after which the degrees
were conferred, and the class of 80 were dis
missed with these words by the president: 1.-The
end has come at last, and, in the mother tongue,
l bid you farewell"
NOTES OF THE DAY.
Read Hanna, one of the graduates, is son Of
Hon. b. w Hanna and is fluent speaker.
The degree Of Doctor of Divinity was conferred
by the trustees upon Rev. A. FL. Carrier, of In
dianapois.
Each graduate was the recipient Of number
of elegant bouquets, and several received baskets
and other articles made of flowers. few received
books.
Music was furnished for the commencement
exercises and the commencement hop by H. A.
Millers orchestra of the Grand Opera-house,
Indianapolis.
The degree Of Master Of Arts was conferred
upon Charles Mores Isaac o. Jones, James Ill.
Osborn, Charles p. Bates, Absalom j. Diploge
and Frank Bailey.
Tonight the senior class gave the commence
ment hop at the new skating rink: The pro
grammes were Autographs from Dreka of Phil
adelphia, and were the most elegant ever issued
in this city.
This afternoon the college was thrown open
to visitors, aud this evening President futile
held reception in the society halls, where he
welcomed all who came with hearty shake Of
the hand and word of cheer.
The Wabash, the oldest of the college papers,
was issued this morning, and contained a full
and complete account of all the commencement
exercises. The other college paper, The Lariat,
did not make its appearance on account of finan-
cial difficulties.
the summer vacation. Professors Coulter,
Campbell and Milford will continue a geodetic
survey in the southern part of the State. Prof.
Lewis will travel, mainly in the East Profs
McLain and Norris will stay in this city part of
the vacation. Prof Keith will go to his home in
Waveland. Tho other members are undecided.
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EVERY dog has his day" SO does every cheap
ink Paysons has held the field for over fifty
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whot.x.. w,a.,.x.

As this question Is frequently asked
we viii stmply say thar she is lady
who for upwards OF 10 years has cntir-
ingly devoted her time and talents as
iasnale physician and nurse, prinei.
pally among children. Sac has espse-
tally studied the constitution and
wants OF this numerous class, and as a
resuls of this EFFORT and practical
knoledge, obtained in a lifetime spent
as a nurse and physician, she has com.
pounded Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teethiug, IL operates like magic
giving rest and health, and is moro
over, sure To regulate the oNwels. In
consequence ofthiS article Mrs, Wins
low is becoming world-renownei
SIS a hsnefaetor of her race; children
certainly DO riseup and bless her; eS.
pecially IL this the case in this city.
Vast quantities of the Soothing Syrup
are daily sold ana used ser0. We
TANK Mrs. Wtnslow hiss tmm0rtslised
her name by this Invaluable article,
and we sincerely believe thousands OF
children have been saved from an
early grave by its timely use, aud that
millions yet unborp will share its bon
eits and unite IN calling her blessed.
No mother has discharged her duty 70
her suffering little one, in our opinion,
urlii she has given IL the bsnetit Of
Mrs. WiS.ow's Soothing Syrup. Try
Il, mothers-tryit now.-lLadleS' Wis.
itor, New York City,l Sold by all
druggists, y csnts a bottle. sxsas<vNcc,
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DRUGS.

hcIps-Sulphurlc, per carboy, 3 %; citric,
Per pound, s. 70, 6Oci oxalic, per pound,
10; tnrtArio, powdered, per pound, O..
QuTNiNE-s q W., ezs, ii y. w, cana.
q. II. & Son ozs, rs; u. 4 Sons, cans, 10,
OILS-Bcrgnmot, Sgnderson's per pound
z ~; lemon, Sandorson's, 70; peppermint ,
oV0i wnleIgrocn,2 -; olive, Malaga, l2j.
3.U0. ~ ''''''''
., SoAes,-Vastilo, notified, per pound, & to
lOci CASTLE, white, II 10 10.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb, per
pound Ice alum, 3 10 O.; arrow root Her
muda, ~; halsam c0paiba, 81; borax, ru-
per gallon, | q 10 On, cns5lp buds, p1r
pound, 10 70 ISL orontn nrnu, mr. prr
pound, lOicorrosiNy .uuluuit, pei yUu'us.
o1i chlorulOrn, perpcun1, 75;pyitntt lus-
wood, bulk, per pOund, ~ 10 IA; glycorlno,
hplE, per pound, 20 TO 20, iodine, rosub-
ilmatod, per pound, . W; leaves buchu.
short, per pound, IS; leaves sennn'
Alex, per pound, 20; morphiO, sulph, per
%, SHo spirits nltre, sweet, per pound, IS;
stryohuia,' crystals, 100; taplooa, per
pound, wax. white, per pound, soto G0.
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PRINTS Merrimeck. fancy, liz; llsa-
CHESTER b; Arnold, W; American, e.;
Paoinc, dig; Hamilton, 8: Gloucester
Q; Gloucester, ning., 3 -; eiouecster
silver 81 ,Ia, grey, N; Allen, d, Lodi, az;
simpson, o; Eddys,one, 8; Simpson mng,,
u Alien pink and puppies sfMpson ST.
yer grey, 9; Richmond, pink and purple, 9 /:
Dunnell snirting, l.2i Ragetts shifting,
"a; Allen check, ~; Peabody, black, 5 10;
SlmpsoD, black, q; Rosedale, 10.
gusta, 6; Ettrich LII, 5; Charter Oak, 3 10;
lave OAK, d;lnternational, 5 10; Laurence
LII, q; Glendale, 81: Enterprise, o; Glen
dale, Ts; Boat AL, 10; Admission, 6l.2
BROWN SHIRTING-Cast Iron, s.; Farm
erH, II; Honest, Iii; Pocahontas, ia /;
Il, Ala.
BLEAoHED SHIRTING-New York lOl-9
Wamsutta, lOH; Langdon, 8; Lonsdaie, ~ /:
Lon is. cambrlc, IL; Mssonville, ID Ia;
Fruit OF Inc Loom, 8; Gold Medal, l-2;
T1oKING-Amoskeag, a q a, Is; Amos
keaS A. II; swift River, "a; Standard
= Easion Nx, 100; Eastrn AA, II I;
Oakland fancy, Ga; Acme ODD, 81;
~ R,nlloigh, l0A; standard Y, 3; Pearl River,
I22s; Sibley Awning, 10.
Standardization lOA; ThorndylSs.
10; American, o.; Rock River, o; Raleigh,
"a; Unknown, 3-S, ga; Jewett City, 81;
Unknown. o 3, 10.
yd DEsI IsIs JAAdm,osseasg, l2'@; Otis, 1871;
CHECKS AND PLAIps-Mount Pleasant,
u Catrnba, IA Old Dominion, 7; Nom,
phis, la; Queen City, o Id; Augusta. 4.
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, Z; Cumberland,
check, 7; sibley, 7 81.
GINgMAMsr Bates, s Id; Saterville, s.;
i; e., IL leg; Amoskeag, 3 ii; Belieview,
l-2, Washington, q; Wlndemere. 7 10
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AXEs-Collins, u dozen, 800; Gold Dol
lar q dozen, 500; Diamond edge, d dozen,
$50; Double Bit, 1900.
kettles, &c Is ID. "e"'
TIN PLATE-I. G. l0xli, II box, S.OO;I. @.
llxsu' {, box, 20; Texno lix2Q, Is box, I, 30;
Terne, 2OX.2S, Z, box, ii. 50,
TiNwARE-Pleced. discount 80 q cent
stamped, discount 80 d cent.
SoIDkR-No. !, l5c; no. a and Il, lSc q II
DUCK HORSE CoLLARs-No. /, rs 4, doz,
HAMEs.,Two loop, $50 q dozen; three
TAcKs--ln boxes, 100 papers, Q. 25 q box
GRUB HoEs--B dozen, 750; railroad
picks, d dozen, $50
MATTocKs--f dozen, g 80.
RUBBER Discount 50 a cent
NAILs--S 90, rate,
SHovELs -Rowland's, dis
count 4O per cent; Ames' list, steel goods,
discount 30 and 10 per cent. e"''
HEAVY HARDwARE-Shstts, finished.
geo; poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, Sc,
lect, rs; buggy, 2 %; express, $50; wagon
tongues, 10 GO; hickory axles, l0. 90; bolsters,
$40; coupling poles, d,15; spoles, xxx, Sc
lect, 1oi MN, go; sawed lelloes, ~, i.75,
- 2UO; Bowden shoes, 600; northwestern
horse nails, No.6, 800; 7, eos; s, 500; bar
ron, 40 ratej ploW steel, &c; spring steel,
BueGtEs-Grade q, and spring top, 80 .OO
TO S0O.0l; do. open, 1000 TO GOO; do, side
spring top, 100 90 TO 1890; do. side bar,
lCOOO 10 1900; do. phmtons, l2j.00 30 100 OO
grade a. side spring, 1850 % 10 $50 90; do.
phptons, 5000 TO 9CO.O0; bump seat bugg les
ll5W 10 5000; platform springs, 10 90 10
l2OVOi three spring wagons. 300 TO LES.
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Such Blood S!
from the Southern clipper.l


"Ies," ssid Mr.. James l.. Bosworth,
an Old Albanian, to a representative
of the Clipper, ait was twelve years
ago whom l contracted q terrible case
Of blood poisoning. Ny aflliction was
truly horrible. had no appetite, did
not sleep we'll at night, my digestion
was impaired, my throat was cauter-
lzed hve times, and in fact | was q
total wreck. | had been under the
treatment of several OF the leading
physicians of Atlanta; tried nearly
every blood remedy advertised: went
to Hot Springs, where | remained
several months, receiving no benefit
whatover-the dread disease still chung
TO me-"
Aud You remained in thil condj
ton twelve yesrs?" interrupted the
Clipper man.
eyes sir, and more than that. Three
veare ego was laid up with rhsumn.
tism. My knees were drawn up in
such position that / could not leave
my bed for months. My life became n
lingering torture. A truly wonder.
full blood remedy was recommended,
known as B. Il. b. | used 1t, and sir
hive bottles cared me, and | really be-
lieye it 10 be the grandest and quickest
blood remedy ever known.n
Can be had Of all druggists.
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GRocERrEa.

SoffEE-ltio fair, lV)S 10 IL: prime. III.
10 Il; eholee; " tolls; Lsguyra, Is sd; Jaws.
TEAs-oolong, As 10 Gee: Inpsriai al ~
Soi Dung Tyson. z0to 60; Japan, Ito Isl
Unconstitutional and cut loaf. ) %.
standard grannlated, s to 81: Louisians
Waite clarified, S,sSS. yellow clarified. 81
-, enolcs Louisiana, Iss35s$; prime. "a to
81 tot. -
McE-Domestic, new crop. pr,me. a IN
81 choice, 81 20 I; foreign, none
ADMINISTRATIONS Louisiana, SIS to IS.
prime, 70; tar 70 good, IS; corn syrup, s..
CRACHERS--N Soda, 8 10. NIX sSrta- &.
Snowflake, 10, Cartoon, : i, / pound II;
cream soda, p; Excelsior oyster, I. X
ginger shAps, y; NIX ginger snaps, lc: X
ietaoh cream, .; MN lemon cream. TO-:
cakes ana lumeles, T.; animals,l ~; charms,
y, stray berry cakes, Il; sugar waters, Isl;
' SHcoS oSrs' 10; niger waters, IS; stage
SonA-Biearbonate, In kegs, AZ To S. h..
eArb, IN cases, SO; lump sal soda. in keys
10 Rr"nnia'ed sal soda, In ~ pound
ToRAooo-Plsg, ll-inch. 80 to Is; twist,
loz, o1 and os, IS 10 40; navy plug, ~ 10
49, smoking tobacco, D TOGO.
AIMED Soon4-2ib tomatoes, l 90; Sih,
90 10 bl zSkherries, l.2l; On gOOseherrles,
i-V; IN strawberries, Lao; 2lo raspberries,
10y; @io whortleberrles, L51; 90 peaches,
-. L
Lima beans l.25,al 40; Wmslowis corn ON
Las; j, Winston Jones' corn. ON AZ
mountain corn, 2rS can. a. earig irna
peas, Los; Numsen's ane isnailv. AZ,
Numsen's roarrowfat. liz. Ersnsi, 10 ~
per case, OF loo cans, tG OYSTER oFa'h b tsi
weight Is. IN + W. . M tx ~, 20 W, M NJ
!, W. l.25; iib Holsters, i.S5; In salmon IN, ,sD
i;so' I'D macEerel, y; iib corn beef eOO,
30 corn beef S,O0; shrimp, SIS; chile cor
came 5'4li Slo apples, l.2ji ! gal. apples
$40,
SNuFF-Garrett's, + o., ll.2l per case, .
oz, $50; Cs, s.; Halph's @ az, i075, ~.
BIS; l-2 %, %; dental, Gns, Oll, O9 s0Ii
y OF, 1 o. '"''V''
soAp-OlIve, 9.75 q box; blue Indla. 10
ID bars, IS r. box; "a 10 bars. 40 q box:
! 10 bars, 1884 q box; 10 satinef, SSi, nj
satinei, 4.30; 5 10 bar cOcnanrt oil. 2 ~ 4 IN
ull value, 3 Is; white Rnssisn sss, ~ ~
DsGi MY, o -. ~ - DANDY, an;
~ ohhsTSt9r, iull weight, l25Sc.
49, as e. - ull cream l5glic
S 50 - &C. o'tSiS; cotton rope, lSt.
a 10 10 t" %sfiNs--Hoopd' O5ci spring, lA
q VIZ p,rrp.voo .,a .,.n =.
,pG 10 iiN" iAfl'H@-4'as ana straw .,
''i p,r ~ . o,,,o IN
l,,S, g!ass plnis, llO; glass quarts, 2 COX;
Sii@sN IL sAlI1n, !Vli glass gallon, $50;
s'" a. I t,e ~, gnlloNi ''1o'
bsi nA w. y barrels, l250; Fo l,
4 M. No . ra,STa,.oi, - nSuN. 70. nollaisl
h@ oy, 20 :, AZ M barrels, V9i No 2 gu4rter
p'Snpst as. NJ, ~, no; I, kits' llo; No ., kits,
M H. 40, S . Ki l, w. ,,u..,
TO- Ato''i'NNp II hhHiNG--l imported, La per
~ Gsixnvstio. m, 80. -
80 1919 ~, f'-St''R' Ne per pound fancy,
Az y - 191 r,,,o,
sIastsh ny Sonuoh inyer, Salitorn,., $50;
"t stn, ~ ~, ,. a.
snc nes ErSD appe, 4oo; Missouri elder,
81 ~, per sN,loh, 10 70 a1c
rna annd -reari 4 lac; royal goss, lS-iei
,,dpv uuIT no Ga nSas DC; cora starch,
i.,P ouh9 psokages', &c; U pound wood box
S non;nS s ild 70 l1c' pound gloss, &c;
pound gloss, OAc
IA ,,, E--Cnncentrated' 40 10 100.
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LEATHER.

QLoufsvrLLE OAK SOLE LEATHER..x
heavy. FREQ OF brands, 800 10; X medium,
free OF brands, SIC 10; A heavy, one brand,
S7c b; A medium, one brand, 35c hi Balti-
more crop, Tic; keystone oak sole, 3Sessc
BUFFALO SiApiiTER-Prlme, ID TO 70 ID
counter, ii q AN sides, Sc per Is; a. b. b.,
Matamoras, 2do 10; No. l oak harness len,
&tV 36c h; No. 2 oak harness lea, 30 TO Sic
10; No. hem harness lea, 8Dc D; No.2 hem
harness leu, 2sc To-; No. hem skirting
!ca, 40 n, No. hem skirtiny lea, 81 TO s2c
~ welt aud oridle leather, 400 70 900 n
PHir.Aus..pHIA CALr-.Extra quality,
3t0 10 ms 10 dozen, 1 20 ID; " 10 n lbs 10
uQsen, LIS ID; Alto 30 Tbs 10 dozen, .05; 81 10
tyms 70 dosens loo n; 81 10 70 ms 70 dozen,
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LIpuoRs.


ALCoHoI-Per gallon, 285to2S7.
Observation-Disclosures, per gallon, 80 10
SEQ; Imported COgnac, lsii, per gallon, 4 so:
lcl2, . b5i l00, 40; 1868, 80; 1850, 20; 1853,
500; ISIS, 1850; Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S. Cog
nae, 1875 90; 1870, co. 1851, 3 90; 1888, 10 g:
blaquet, DubOuche d Co.'S CogunC, 1878,
40; 1870, 50; 1873, 800.
S1N-Domostic, per gallon, 20 to . co;
Import Holland, % % 10 20; sir Robert Bur.
netts Old Tom, por cOsS, S 20 70 900; Hol.
land, per case, 7 80 IN 10 ~.
WHISKY ectihod, Us per cent. proof,
per gallon, 30; Western, I30 10 81; Bour.
hon, 10 to 3 80; Rye, SO TO 8 60, Hcotch i'm 4.
ported, Olto i2ii Irish Imported, 10 TO
OuAMPAGNFs-Pipo Hcldselek, quarts,
per dozen, rs "; Krug 6 Co., quarts, per
dozen, IL 90; Moer 4 Chand6n, Sillery
MousSeuS, per dozen, q o.; q. Goulet, per
dozen, y 70: q II. Mumm 4 Co.'S. Dry
Norway, "a 10; Extra Dry, - W; pints, 10
additional.
WINEs-California claret, por gbllon, 75c
ZienAndel, Mol, por gallon, 0Oto 20; im.
ported clareis, ordinary, per cask, 20 90 10
syOo; FAMILY clarets, per cask, 20 % to 1875 W;
nnc clarets, per cnsll. 100 90 to lT5 o.; Me-
doc, per case, 500; st Julian, per case, Q 20;
Margeux, per case, I 70; Ponte Canet, per
ease, ~ w; Lacrosse, per case, u W; Leo
veil, per case. u 90; Chateau Lailtte, per
case AV; ordinary, per case, 8 ~ 10 3 %.
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GRAIN AND sRGADsTurFs.

WuEAT-6j TO 40.
RfE-ksnsas, 800.
CORN-ln eur, 4nc.
3c higher.
bRAN-Per cwt-At mills, 10 TO pOc.
CoRNMsAI..Flne bolted, Z, 100 10, 30
noMiNr and GRtrs-5U n barrel.
FEsD-Chopped corn, "A loo II. 10.
bran, n TO- lbs, S5c.
GRAHAM FLoun-f 100 m. 2?5.
HAf-Pralrie, e.T5 TO T.OO "a ton,
MihLEr srED-l,arse, 1 2Dl small, 100.
FLouR-FIRsr Patent, 2,pD 10 4 i5. Sec.
ond Patent, 2 90 10 2. 70; Extra Fancy. . .,
70 ssoi Fancy, 2e)to AS, low grade, LIS
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WOOL, HIDES Ann prI.rp,rs.

..wooIs-McSican, free OF burrs, nominal,
Mexican Improved, l0c; medium IS 20 isc
nne WOOL, accorhng 70 dirt and condition,
cOrdlng 10 burrs.
Hip.s-Prime plump Hints, 80 pounds
and up, l2c per pound; seconds, plump
hints, ~ pounds and up, loo per pound;
prime light and klps, ll,fc per pound; bulls
Aud ttae.1 70 10 per poundi dry sailed,
TALLow-Prlme, a.,
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a New Departure.

Tho Texss Gun Store win opsn,
about the l4th % August, at log Main
street, Fort Worth, with q big stock OF
gius, rifles, pistols, pocket cutlery,
etc. Ammunition OF all kinds kept.
Now Ia the time TO buy, rs | wish 20
ostabliah my Iame With you. Country
merchants, write me for prices.
A STERT.
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nynson's springs.

This famous health resort, noar Mar
shaii, Texas, Is in full blast, Visitors
arriving daily; good fare, home-like
comforts. and health-rostoring waters.
lSatss reduced, Hacks running from
hynson's stable TO Springs, Address
G. L. Hynson, Marshall, Texas.
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THE quotations given below refer 10 grass
cattle, Lying weight
Uows,;lHYn D 10; mich cows, con.
Prime, lk0ie.
20 ATS. None on the market,
10 1s..S toshs y n,
SvtS AND sfAss..i IL 70 % pn.
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TRAINS Pa ~ DALrAcAes

1As9AANN 1Asss bAIAl <cA rs
=, GOING EAsT-T. & p. DEPOT.
no. SosTst. Louis Express. $40 a. M.
No I5sesan A ptpos; nv 9:l9 A.
No. Ni-New Orleans Passenger. $40 p. NJ.
No, SOs leaves Union Depot 80, S;SO p. N,
GOINd SEsT-uNioN DEPOT,
70 oui-Calitornla Express, arr. B:l6 p. NJ.
no aoiTca,ifcrnia Express, Iva. 6:S5 p. N,
Leaves Il. y. Depot ...,..... s:i5 =. n
No SUS Local Passenger, nr e. 1850 A. M.
No, 3O3=Locnl Passenger, Tvs. 1910 p N,
Leaves 4 q p. Depot, ......... .i2:O p. NJ.
NO, l6}asan Antonio Express,
leaves L. IL +. Depot 5:55 A. NJ,
Nos; 0S and S0irun between Fort Worth
ana New Orleans daily. Nos. l5i and 1853
connect NJ Fort Worth with trains 10 and
from Colorado. Nos SOl, 500 and 1903 take
meals AZ tho Union Depot. Double daily
trains TO New Orleans. The Texas & Pa
enc is III miles the shortest route TO New
orleans, Solid trains III Paso TO st. Louis;
also Dallas TO San Atomic, etc. Fast time,
nra,-class equipment, sure connection. See
thnt your ticket reads via the Texas & Pa
cihc Railway.
Passengers booked tN and from all nts
In Europe via the CRED starr StoanAhIp
me, plying between New York, philadel-
AMERICAN" steamship Limo, between
Philadelphia aud Liverpool, England.
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required Information, call on oraddross
". p TURNER,
AlcRet Agent, 5Oh Main street, Dallas, Texas
L. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
II. W MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent, Gal
W. II. NEWMAN.
lIlnc Mnnater, Galveston, Texas.
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The BUSINESS WORLD.
MONEY. STOCKS AND BONDS

Wv YORK, Sept. Money ON cali sasy
at lAi1s per cent; prime mercantile paper,
aso; foreign exchange weak; sSo& for %
days and ANY, for demand The weakness
In foreigu exchange Is due 90 the presence
Of cotton bills and an advance OF demand
from irupOr ERA.
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EXPORTS AND sToCKa.
| Exports nom all United States ports thus
tar this weeS: Great Britain, =: France,
Illus; Continent 80. Stocx at ali United
| states ports: This day, 1876 ,15s; this day
| last year. 1000. '
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LNNU A1ENIS AND SURVEYORS.
Is a. N, 7. J
]. :. DAUGEp,,9T
DALLAS. TEXAS.

DALLAS. TEXAS.
WIN give special attention TO securing
good Investments in land for COLONIES,
location for stock Ranches, Pine Lands
for Saw Mills and Farming Lands. HeWIll
also give special attention to tho invest
ment of Texas Il Pacific Railroad Company
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RAILROADS.
Texas 1 Pacific R.R.
TIE oEEAT POPULAR EouTE
Between TIE FkSI ARG THE VEST
SHORT LINE
TO NEW ORLEANS
AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,
NEW MEXICO,

ARIZONA and
CALIFORNIA.
Favorlto limo to tho North, East and
southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between TT, Lonis and Dallas, Fort
Worth, lei Paso and San francisco. Dallas
and New Orleans without change Pull
man sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas 10
New Orleans without change,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-11
Firty Dollars Reward

HIGH SHOALS, GA, Oct. 10 will pay
$50 reward for the person or persons who,
about year ago, began to deface the
church and scattered filth about the floor,
also stealing the literature. They grew
SO bold that on last Saturday night after
service they Went into the church with
bottles under the steps and YOmited over
the floor. propose TO pay $50 Tor the
apprehension Of all the parties con
cerned in all these misdemeanOrs at the
church, with evidence 10 convict, or $40
for the parties doing any one OF these mis-
demeanors. ] propose TO fight the devil
with my money as well as my talent. As
/ passed through your county recently
saw storehouse with the wrong sign
The sign was "bar." EIjah's bear de-
stroyed fifty children. This man should
have his sign "lion" TO have it correct-a
destroyer OF man, woman, and child.
REV. -. II. MALCOM.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-10-11

Dashes from Along the Track and eros
ties,

Dashes from Along the Track and Cross
ties.
The new depot at Wrightsyille, Ga, will
soon be finished.
Work began on the new depot at Cum
ming's station formerly Altman's), on
the Port Royal railroad, last Monday.
The building ia to be very neat one.
A new depot is to be built at Callahan,
Fla, by the savannah, Florida and West
ern railway as soon as the new freight
house now In course OF construction is
completed.
The oOmmissary department OF the
Jacksonville, Tampa and Kew West rail
road has been moved 90 Como, Fla, and
the track layers are now at work be-
tween that place and Crescent City.
One hundred and fifty hands are at
work on the Savannah Valley railroad
laying the iron, in the neighborhood Of
Little river. The masons are at work on
the piers for the iron bridge across the
river. The bridge itself is already al the
river awaiting the completion of the
piers. II Is confidently believed that the
track will be finished 10 Lowndesyille
before the Christmas holidays.
The meeting at Ninety-Slx, S. c.. on
Friday In the interest OF the narrow
gauge road from Augusta 10 Greenville,
was well attended and enthusiastic. Fifty
five thousand dollars ia subscriptions were
reported. Presidents liammett and Smyth,
Of the PIEDMONT and PelZer cotton mills,
were present and subscribed So, 900, the
depOts 20 be established at their towns.
The election OF officers and other business
Will be transacted at meeting at Ninety
Six on Nov. 10.