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DRUGS.

AoIDs--sulphurio, y carboy, 1876 eitrig, y
q, 60; oKgllo, 81 b, 49, tartsnc, powdered u
81, 50.
5uls--Aqabio, select, y 10, zoe; sssieuda
u to goo ogmpLor, 70 Ia 25 opium, i2l 10 $40.
OrLs-BergamOt, Sandersons, p n, s2l0;
lemon, sanderson's, il.S5, peppermint, 800;
wlntergroen S225j olive, Malaga N,2o.
POTASH Bromide, "A y, zoe; iOdidai 1913,
5oAPs-Castllei modified, 8 ., 5Gglvc cas-
lie, white, l3lpl5.
NIsOELLAN EoCs -- Ammonia, carD.. p y,
l0c alum, 500 arIOEr0Ot, Bermuda, SOC, Bal
esro, copal6a, soc 0orax, refined lAql4i calo-
mel, am, I5c, castor oil, "A GAL, sl,46GlbOi
oaAsla buds, 4 h. l5lpl5; cream tartar pure
y IN, IS; corrosive suhlimNe, N u, So; Choro'
foiln, y n, 30; extract logwOoo, hulh
y 10, l204; glycerne, bulk, = D., 2jgSO
iodins, r6sublimated. n n, AGO; leaves
buchu, short, 2 10, %; leaves SIENNA. Alex.
y n, Is morphiai sulph, o. or, $3.50; spirit
inter, sweet, 8 D.. So; strychnia, crystals, SlS
| q lao; IapiOoa. = %, =, wax, white 3 n
S1iphate Qulnins q o., n.OcsuO5.i ctu
| Uhonldia, IS e. Zoe,
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LIQUORS.

ALcoz0Lr--S gallon, S235gs2.S7.
SIlAEDIEs--Domestic, D gallon, s2.OO q $500;
Imported cognac 1871, a. gallon, S4.SOi 1870, 5oi
1910, 1910; 1855, $3.50; 1850, $40; 1858, q 90;
1873, 5000; 0taTd, Dupuy & Co.'S cognao, 1878
$3.50; 1870, 800; 1854, $500; lS46, SlQ.2b; Bis
qret, Dubouche d 90, cognac, 1873, s4.6Oi 1870,
$3.50; 1913, $780,
GrR-Domestio, New York or PHILADELPHIA,
"A gallon, $l.75; Holland, - gallon, $2OQ(82,75j
Sir Robert Burnetps Old Tom, n gallon, SSl6
es3.25; Sir Robert Burnett'u Old Tom, D. cask
g3.5VD900; Holland, D case, $50,
" HIsKY--LOuisiana rectifed, % Il sent
proof, y gallon, N.3l; Western Sl.gl(glAO
Bourbon, Sl,40G8.50; Rye, Sl.5O(g35li Scotch
imported, H,0OGa.25; lrlah, imported A&
| &iA7h
CTAMPAGEEs 49, ROuderer Carte BlanCh
| quarts, ~ dogep, 27.00 Piper HeidseiCk, quarts
| p DOZEN, $500; Krug h CO., querts, " doEen
| i250; Moor q Cbandon, Sllery M0usaeuG, Il
! doLan, 24Q0; Cremant dAy, - dozen, 300; g
| a., Mumm Co.'s. pints, " addluonAli dry
varseuay, 24.7b Extra Dry, 300.
! WINEs-CaliiorniR clarot n gallon, rs
1iSnfRndel No. ], II gallon, SOgSj; imporie,
| ciarets, ordinary - caeR. 7OO0MSOOi family
| olarets, per oose, 70,OO08000, ens slarets, 4
oasS, 6.0C3Ii5,00; Med0c, u caae, 500i 81
Julian, p case, $50, MErEaux, = case. 100
Fcnto Camel, n case, 1000; LarOse, n case
| 100; Leovill, p case, l200; Chateau LRftts
y caae- 2aQ0i ordinary. n cGss, 82O0A5,9l
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LEATHER.

LOUIsvuLE OAK SOLE LEATHER-X
heavy, free Of brands, 5Sc 10, X medium, free
Of brands, SIC 10; A heavy, one brand, SO
10; 4 medium, one brand, Sc 10; Baltimore
crop, 4ic.
BufFALo SLACGHTER-P Prime, l6 TO 70 10
sides Nc No; good, 1910 % sides, sc 10; cOun-
ter II TO IA 10 Sides nc 10; g.. d., Matamoras,
sc 10; No. ], oak harness lea, ;B TO sac 10;
No, 2, oak harness lea, 81 10 &c 10; No. I,
hem harness lease ID; No,2hom harness lea
Sic 10; No. !, hem sklrting lea, SO 10; No. 9,
hem skrting lea, Sc 10. Welt and bride
leather, "a 10 IS "a side,
PHILADELPHIA CALF-ExtrN quality, 2d
to 81 10 TO dozen, yl.2O III; 80 10 ~ 10 10 DOZEN
u.l5 III; "A 20 80 10 TO dozen, Sl05 10; b9 10 W 10
o dozen, 81 10, 81 10 20 10 to dozen, CSC 10,
FRENCH CALF-Sl,l6 10 100 ID; xxx top
ings, all oolors, G,25 10 $500 dozen; NIX top
lings all colors, extra large, V,JO 10 NldoEen
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, HLt-Ei0 inir, lG9..lI a.; crIm4, ra
7 g llcei lat,l% % iLagu yI.i $40; Java DO
4a8i5c; Eoung HyeOn, coo,
.uolongt t5G50c; japan, jGDJ5C,
GAEs--IOWdeIt1 Esc cut lo9f, $50,
|uHrd graduated 7tsltstio; plantation
iu'aled, tC 10 ne; louisiana white olari-
" 70 7c;yellOw clarified, 6hc 70 $50
|nds, 5'fc 70 bc.
lLAsaE-- Louisiana choicv, 550tSao, pr,ma
iNr to good, S5ci corn aArup, 40,
\ +GfNG--Pure Jute, ~ rs, lU3f u Yard
Ii l1i e; ties, l.55 & bundle,
VE- " hOlesalo, 7l9Sc.
(ACRGas-sods \, 5-ic' Xxx, &C. cream
lingac snaps, 50,
,P-Olivo, 27i y box, blue india, 4 D
y BOO b box Y II bars $50 y box; | 2
\ SAG . box.
k,nrSs--stsr, fall weight, I2l<Gi2c.
lksls--FuH cream, l&9l5o.
y E-ssfc basis; cotton rulc. l8c'
NrHesPIHs-Rount '6ci spring l.e0 \
y AsuREs--9s ngnhsi, ron DOnAo, $50 q
a 2.hocp pailH, 90, S-hoOp, 49,.
n s--6 nest, 2.2j; 3 nest, as, no. /. 40
"a No. 2, 800; No. 3, 100.
|IAPPING PAPER-ksg and straw, IS 35c
~ nER--3lbj fi kee Of 70 los; l2< 10, 2.25
a l.25; blasting kegs, 2.25. shot--dlop has
I: Buck, 400.
~ KLEs--Chow-chow, h-harrel, barrel, IS
Ion pals, chOw.cbOW, t6o; l-gallCi
j. mixed pickles l60, glass pin,st Ito
N quarts, 200, glHss n gallon, $500 glass
|0h, $50; glass hex, gallon, $50
[ApKEBEfs--No. / barrels, H.I; MOL 4
he ls, $50; NO. h-barrels, $50; N 2k
NJ s, 100; No. .-barrels. Zoo; No kits
I; BIO. 2 kits, LOG; No. 3 kits, l.0O
INLAND HERRINg-lmported, Las N k0S
|&kDY-Stick, g5fc Y N; fancy, lbCp25o,
lsger,Si.
apple, 4Oo; Missouri cider, ~
Ion; vinegar, - gallon, lolg1Oc.
&c; royal glass, sc; Boz
IL packages, &c; corn starch, l-h pabs
I'd; g. n wood boz glass, $50.
W-Concentrated, 215Ss4.0O.
@s-We quote; lilo h gallon for glazed
o, 100 u gallon for glazed.
AToEs-2-m standard, LOO S-n star
3l.25.
IIED PKAoHEs-Unpeeled 30; peeled, ~
QyIsIoNs-Short bacon, SAoi short dl
49S11c; breakfast bacon, ll,fci ham
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'HARDwARE AND METALS.

\ doSen, B.O0i Gold Dollar,
Pm Sooi Diamond edge, y dozen, $685.
% Bit, 400.
4LETs AND LIDs-41sc v NJ uusAr kst.
DC a 10.
y PLATE-I. o, l0xla, y box, 500; |. u.
&S box, 500; Terne, lax2O, y boz, 7.60;
Ox2S, n box, A.50.
RARn-Pleced, discount 50 y cent;
Iped, discount 50 d cent.
RER-No. l, loo; No. and y, 100 y n.
k HORSE CoLLARs-No, 1, 40 n dozen.
sEs-Two loop, $50 y dozen; three loop,
loKen.
ks-in boxes, 100 papers, 2.5e v boz.
2 HoEs-P dozen, 7.50; railroad picks,
b, $50.
rocKs-N dozen, $50
BRR BELrING--Discount 50 y cent.
$500, rata.
RLs AND sPApEa-Ro wland's, dis
70 p cent Ames' list, 81 el goods, d..
" abv 10 y cent,
We HARDwARE--Shafts, nnishU.. b., g,UC
iSb0i singletreoR,. wagons, BelvCt, Ids
An express, 260; wagon tongues
1iekory a1les, 1000; bolstors, AIS; coup
Pies, s.loi spokes, Xxx, select, 40
Is $50 sawed ielloes, ~, Ito; 2, 400
~ Hhoes, 600; northwestern horse nails
- b.Ogi :, e.2oi 5. so; nar iron, 60 rate
ttel, 1ci Hprin Il, 10; cast steel, lgc
W1l ra--Crade nd sprlnq ton, 81 ulf
DO. open, J,,gS0.0Q; do. sid0 sprin,
ny ,0Og,l Sb,Qli do. slide bar, loo. Ar
1lctons, l2hQe0ihO,o0; grade AZ. 81
liONOG2O00, DO. phNtona, iblOOf
fump seat buggleS, lib.0Of1j0 90. plsi
nrings, u0,002hleo,O0; three Spring waa
Nallb,OO,
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MOONS ANn aHnra.

Mans dip orogens, e5Bl.25i boys kip bro
.anl slspi.O0; mems r. calf broganH, l,0O(4l.7b
0oy' Z. calf bgogans, gSel.25; mems XII
i.osckle plows, l009l.S5; boys Kip 2-buokls
plovs, &,Dl.25; mems bun balls. congress and
button, l.b0CD2.25; mons calf balls, congress
md button 2SWq4J0; mems KIP boctai AOOa
,slf boots, 250O9te0.00; boys kip BOOTS, 22.5oSd
ZOO; boys z. calf boots, l6.5<G2A,00; boy'
ALI boots, 22.5O(G27 90; women's o. kip polka
5;D571Sc; Misses ~ Kip polkas, 6oG70c
IL ,polxas, all sizes, 65lp6bc; women's calf POI
md 81 polish, l.0OOrl.S5; Misses calf peg ant
Ss polish, 90(Dil0; womens bu sewed pol
Oh, pO0pl.2s; womens calf sewe, polish, Ia
| Si.ST1S; women's grain sewed and polish, =
| hl.26; women's kid sewed, W0l.Ibi women
Ioat rswed pelish. l.50O9l.7b.
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$50. Here a Chance for $50.

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 60
days, beginning April q, and ending
June "a, 1885. ladies wishing o enter
the contest will please come forward
and register their names. All shall have
an even start aud fair show. This Is
no common advertisement, l mean
whatI say, and the successful party
viii get the money.
j. II. WEBSTER,
Photographer
70l Elm street.
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piles are frequently preceded by O
sense of weight In the back, loins ana
lower part oil the abdomen, causing the
patient 10 suppose he has some ahoc-
lion of the kidneys or neighboring or
gans. AT times, symptoms Of indigee'
tion are present, hatulenoy, uneasi'
ness of the stomach, etc. n moisture
like perspirAtion, producing Q very dis
agreeable itching, after getting warm
in common attendant. blnul
Bleeding and Itching PILES yield At once one,
10 the application OF DIR. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts Affected, absorbing the Tumorsi
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing permanent cure. Price, W cents
Address, the DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co,
| Piqua, Ohio. Sold by all druggists.
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FOL Elm street.
THE NEW M,oLELLAND HOTEL,

GRAND Bros, Proprietors, Waco, Texas,
Has been lately re-opened by the
above gentlemen, who respectfully so
licit the patronage of the travelling pub
lie. The house has been newly furnish
ed and remodeled throughout with al
the conveniences OF a first-class hotel
and under the skillful management o
Mr.. j. w. Cutler late of the Hotel Nav
erick. az San Antonio, it has already ia
ken rank among the first-class hotels o
the state. GRAND Bros, Prop'rs.
| Waco, Texas.
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GRAN AID BHEAD sTuFFs.

WHFAT-IVllIlC,
ETB--Kanhas, $50.
CoRE-- IN ear, 6Oci saok ed, 6jc,
OATs---ln bulk, sic; in sack, 83c; from store
20 20 90 higher.
FLoUR--Per cwt.l Patent, 1920; fancy, S2,7i,
Ssi5.
-PerGwt;At mills, 800; in store, 1909
l.Oj.
U1EuNEAL-Fiue bolted por 100 pounds
$50.
HUMTNX AND GBIrs-{5 per barrel,
EEEp-ChOpped corn per 100 pounds, G.G
hCppel corn and O9tB per lN pounds tliV
lOrn bran per 100 pounds, 4Oc.
DEAuAM FLoUH-.fer 100 pounds, 80.
SAY-Prairie IS per ton, or n loose rail
,et AZ per ton, o. u loose
AlLLr- s.EED-Gio: German millstsO0.
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Tho Te.timonv OF n rhrslclnn.

James Beecher, M, d., OF Sigourney,
Iowa, says: "For several years have
been using a Cough Balsam, called DIR.
VIM, Halls Balsam for the lungs, and
in almost every case throughout my
practice have had entire success.
have used aud prescribed hundreds OF
bottles since the days of my army prac'
tioe, QS63), whom was surgeon OF Hos
pital No. 7, Louisville, EentuckY.n
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aUNnlEB AMI BuILDyw0 mArEBrA

LuMBEE-Rough lnmber, $3.50; y native
ceiling, Is 20; 81 native ceiling, 2,5O; u native
iuorlng, 2500; "a native siding 1900; = rough
ceiling, l6.5O.
,5uIEGLEs-- BOaa, c.11re 80, ;s,5ti o. cy-
press, AO1; No. ] cypress, S-5i native pine
heRriF, 90; native Sap heH't Is. $40.
POsTs-Ccuar posts, best l25hc each,
LATHs-- Per ] ,0OO, 400,
BRICK D8llat brick, $50 per 1000,
PLASTER rARIs-New York, 400; Mlchi.
I'm, $50 per barrel,
CEMENT-R osendale, 2.75i Portland, best
.s5per barrel.
eToNU FLuEs-Aboui soc Dor foot,
DRAIN PIPE-From ldc per foot, and high
according TO size.
L1atE-Cooperod lime, zoo per barrel,
HAIR-GOat, Sc per pund.
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a New Addition.

To the City-Two Blocks of Street Rail-
wav-DesIrable Residence Property
We have made an addition of forty
(40) acres to the city, a large portion of
which fronts on Mckinney avenue and
Pearl street, and consists of handsome
residence lots. 1t is only one mile from
the courthouse, and in two blocks of the
Belt Line railway, which makes 1t a
very desirable locality. Prices reason
| able and terms easy. For particulars
call at our office, Poydras street, in
rear of Flippen, Adoue ~ Ilobit, and we
will take pleasure in showing the
lots OLIVER THOMAS Il BRO,
Real Estate Dealers.
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rRuIr, POULTRY, oAME, Hro,

APPLKs-t5.O0 per barrel.
ORANaEs-Siolly, n box, $50.
LENe9s--Sicily, y box, $3.50,
DATEs-In trails, 20.
BANANAs-3.009l.0O u bunch.
GRAPEs-Malaga, none.
SWEET PorAToEs-l.0NGl.SO
ONIoNs-S5.00 y barrel
PoTATOKs-fa bushel, l,S0,
OABBAaE-4o per 10.
CBIoKKNs-Ws quote t 800 . dozen
turkeys, $50.
EaGs-l0c N dozen.
BurTER-Rest grade northern, sc; hes
Dallas county, 40; othor Texps county bot
tor, 2Nc 10 Csc arcnrding 70 oualitvj
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THE quotations given below refer tocorn.fet
animals, living weight
BEEvEs--S9tGic per pound,
Cows-Sc per pOundi milch cowsi com
won, $50 per head,
BHEEp-Prlmo, Sfi3ltc per pound,
iioATs--None ON The market,
doGs--3,,leic per pouhd,
Bulls Am srAgs--llij32c per pound,
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Rnnl,lnn,s Arnlrn snlrn-

The best sslve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IL
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satislso-
Der box For salo by w, u. Howell q
Bro,
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A pale and haggard woman, with a
wild and weird look and faded cheeks,
Is reclining on couch suffering with q
lingering temGie trouble. English Fe-
male Bitters win cure her.
For sick headache and habitual con
stipation, try Bailey's Saline Aperient
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the Widows and Orphans Home OF
Texas, of not less than 200 acres of land,
100 Of which shall be Jllable, in some
healthy, thriving community Of schools
and churches, may be submitted 70
John I. Walton, grand master at Waco.
On or about the LIST Of July next the
subcommittee win personally inspect
all the places offered and make selec-
ton and location OF said home.
Waco, March 20, 1885.
Nj, d. HERRING,
Chairman subcommittee
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A sound mind goes very seldom with
out a sound digestion, aud nothing con-
tributes toward il more than the use of
Nhgostura Bitters, the world renowned
appetizer and invigorator, manufac.
tured only by DR.. j. G.. b. Siegert &
| Sons,
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Anrorn COM uord for snlo.

Thoroughbred and grade animals,
now located near Jacksb0rO, Texas, for
particulars apply 20 Henry McElderry,
NJ. d. 355 st. Charles street, New Or,
leans La.
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Prompt relief in sick headache, diZzi.
ness, nausea, constipation, pain in the
side, ETC., guaranteed 20 those using
CMtor's Little Liver Pills. One pill q
dose. % cents.
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous and phyr!cu
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
OF Youth, and the untold misorlea resulting
from indiscrotion excesseg u contains t25
prescriptions for all acute AID chronic dis0as.
es, each one OF which ls invaluable. so found
by the author, whose experience Tor q year.
IL such as probably never before fell TO the lot
OF any physician. SOpages, bound 10 beau.
ful french muslin, embossed covers, full g'li
guaranteed 10 be q inner work IN every sense
mechanical, literary and Professionalism
aay other work sold IN this county Tor $3.50,
or the money viii be refunded ia every in.
stance, Price onlyY by mail, postpaid. N.
Illustrative sample cents Send now. Gold
medal awarded the author by tho National
Medical Association, 10 tie ofncors OF which
he refers.
The Science % Life snouid be read by tas
young for Instruction, ard by the Rfiiioiej foI
relief twill benentRll.-- London Lancet.
There is no member OF otiety 10 whom Tbs
Science OF Life win not be nsenll, whether
youth parent, guardian, Instructor or Clergy.
| man, Argonaut.
Address the Peabody Meliesi Institute, on
| Or. W. II. Parker, NOD Hulfinch Street, BOs.
| ton, Mass, who may be consulted on all dis
e9ees requiring skull and experience. Chronic
an obstinate diseases that have bafiied lhe
S SsPeS 81 ~ sssfT tlRs sys sS9,
ceasfully without an sRhW0 Ern ~
instance o. failure. 4
Mention this paper
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S,Gepless nights made miserable the
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure ~ by
retaedy Tor You. Sold by J.. l.. Williams
Il Co.
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ShllOh'B Cstrrh Remedy q positive
cure for ostarTh, dlnhtherie and caukOl
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shiloh'a Cough and Consumption euro
- sold by us on q guarantee, IL cures
consumption. Sold nv J, j.. Williams
Co.
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A naenl injector froe with each bottle
II Shiloh's oatarrh Remedy. Price &
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
cure will give immediate relief. Price
$3.50 and 81. Sold by j. l.. Williams &
Co.
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|lVyFaSE|'

- IuNallNt W.
ps eSeea,,sNN,,lortha
W ,.,,npo.sp,,, q,
.inshr ilornl
s.s- ,s'Sxual s,c
Nlu.sFtlrf |
wv v. IA, n5hinrn
N. x,.,.,,rsvasur
Kf,ssIsllrl,dI
$3.50. etieihR
ilol.,.'o.tie,,,s,'ryan
,oonm... YduufrI
y bst dradillI
w 4, ,i NlyN sun i
y neesS"isits ITO
NW.se soihnil
~. r,iaN.d iH |
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rlF'lowH rom the Maximum IMinsraieFoun.
tain Of Saratoga Springs, and Is ia the opin-
ion OF the most eminent medical men, Ma
lures Eovereign Cure for CONSTR PATTON,
DYSPEPSIA, TORPID LIVER, INACTIVE
CONDITIONS OF the KIDNEYS, and q most
aalutary Alternative IN Scrofulous Affections.
With ladies, gentlemen and bon vlyEu1A ev.
tary expedients, fortifyiDgtke digestive func.
lions and enabling free-iivers TO Indulge with
lmpunity ~ table. The world Of wealth, In
telligenco aud refinement testldos TO ita
qualities as the beverage Incompatible, aud
accredt II with being the surest and Bpeedieai
source OF clear compleXions, nigh health ard
exhuberant spirits. HATHORN SPRING
WATER IL sold only in glass bottles; four
dozen pints are packed n case, II may 10
obtained at all hotels and OF druggists, wine
merchants and grocers everywhere, aud
BETTERTON, IRVINE b co.,
Sole Agents for Dallas, Texas,
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all Awpr
Northwest
Cool
Most bedding, Pumpta
and bells to from
On
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nj roRANt.
Digsaso, hpa,'
RhOuIaaillA
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.

KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY April e0.-Wheat HIGHER.
9ash, a bid May, 7Sl4 7Sla June, sos 10 81
co higher cash, So bid; May, IS to s8z;
Oats higherat 81
THE Live Stock Indicator reports:
Cattle Receiptsi re: slow and 10 lower;
i,ka9 10 l,tl) lounds sold at 4,b0t 5.CJ; butch-
ers' steers, Auto 20; cows, 2.75 10 400
Hogs Receipts, 29tj; opened lower but re-
poyered; extreme rance, $40 10 4c0.
sheep-R Receipts, 2,S-S; market strong and
active fair TO good mu,tons 3eoto 4.51.
81. LOUIS.
sI. LOUIS, April sl,-Cattle ceipts, iS5;
'eaetive and strong; exports, SEQ TO so; fair
70 good shipping steers, from laCl to l,lGO
!. ,oands, 4t} q 5:S9; butchers 4.5l to Ats;
:ows and helfers, S.e5 10 l.2i; stockers and
kfsdeis, $50 TO i75; corn.fed Texans, AGO to
-g'9}Hogs slow; weak a 10 to4.5l.
" sheep-Reeeipts. l,'00; firm, with good de-.
!, mand; fair to good muttons, SO to i.25; good
i 10 choice, 425 . $50; eatra, sos.
y Flour firm and unchanged,
Wheat active and higher, the advance be-
Ing pretty steady for opening; closing prices
lzsN2h aboXe saturday. No. 2, red, leo;
n March, 991sGl.0lIS clcsed l0l1s; June, l.Ol1l
ofgl.0Sls, closed IS bid; July, G235lgl Gt5 4
1S<losed at 0il%@l0ss
R'sHorn higher apd frm; more buyers than
" CURES.
Oats Arm but very slow; cash, S59ss59l
4 March SjlSgS55s
I, Cornmeal firm; 2.S0G28j.
N Wool firm; nut wIshed, 23d2s; unwashed
n l5lG20; Kansas llGulS' Texas fail clip, l0Gl6
M medium, l5CGls; comblng lSG2l.
Whisky steady, ! II.
M Provisions quiet and unchanged.
M Pork 1900 to II II
vi Bulk meats--Carlots long clear, $50 to 595
fifEhoitc clear, . to ESQ
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An Enterprising, RoilabIo House.

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Chairman Subcommittee,
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-26
Cranky Editors.

From time to time we notice in certain
OF our State exchanges complaints about
items and small ARTICLES being taken from
their columns without full credit being
given them, and also complaints that GER
tain OF their contemporaries do not print
more articles original with them. II these
complaining journals-or rather the edi-
tors thereof-would stop and consider the
conditions under which two-thirds OF the
papers OF Nevada are being published they
would show more Judgment and a decided
charity in keeping quiet. What we mean
to say by this is that two-tbirds OF the
editors of the State are practical printers.
who not only do al the editorial work on
their journals, but who have more
or less work to look after daily In
the composing room. This being the case
II lie nothing more than proper that the
craft OF the State assist one another until
there is q better condition of affairs.
However. editorial opinions and certain
local matter should always receive proper
credit. but in this respect she SENTINEL
has always noticed q fairness shown by the
craft.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1885-11-26
Patterson District.

Old Patterson District. Lincoln county,
is looming up and may at no distant
day do unexpected and wonderful things
in the bullion producing line. 1t is
believed that the main ledge Of the dis
trict has at las! been discovered. Speak
ing of 1t the Phoebe Record says: Here is
o district that has been abandoned for
years. AT the time Phoebe commenced to
attract attention in 1S69.70 the people OF
Patterson. including the buildings. moved
to Phoebe. Since then a struggling pros
pector would stray into Pattersop, do a
little work, then move on. Until a little
over two years ago, when Messrs. Flowers
and Peterson took up locations in Patter-
son. and their prospects turning out well,
the Mathewson Brothers and several other
resid ents of White Pine became interested
in the old district, which now gives great
promise. The prospectors at work there
have shipped ore that has zone as high as
5000 q ton to the works in Utah.