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Newspaper Law Decisions.

T. Ary person who takes paper regularly from
the posnice--whcthcrd directed to ms name or an
n,hrr', r,whrlhcr he has subscribed or not-lS re
sponsihle Tor the payment. .;, ,o
lfAuy person orders his paper d'Scoh''hUtS"i ,,r
cr she must pay all the arrcWaEcS or tHc pno'Hnfr
may continue to send 1t Until payment - h,.'i
nnI collie, ,hc whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the Office or not.
No PAPER will be discontinued until paid up
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NoticcsO Creditors.

Notice is hereby given to the Creditors of
Charles T., Casscl who where such on the
twcnty-f0urth day of April A, u, 1882 to file
their claims properly authenticated in the Of
Frederick County on or before the seventh
day Of November A, u, 1885, otherwise they
may bcdcbarrcd from all participation in he
trust fund, in No 1901 Equity in said Court,
VAN b, OSLER,
out 21 st TRUSTEE,
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They Can abo Ii.

We would suggest that the present
board of county commissioners tormH-
late new county-road-reralr system !;
they have been oping judicial functions
have strivcn after notorety as political
economists aud have assumed generally
to be superior to law, reason, or prrcr-
dent, let them evolve through their
rhilanthropic, humaniarian, impartial
and brainy cogitatjons, law that Will
suit everybody; we only ask this one
boon, that they perform this one act to
the satisfaction Of the people equally
we'll with those other master strokes OF
policy wherein they have please" 'he
'pcts.' Even though they do rc'ac tie
torcs while they work this gIeMryor7',
no one will cry out, so long as all .lore
alike and all are Jcncf'cd alike.
The men who have had it within
them to give evidence of such an over
powering knowledge and mastery o! the
laws of finance and commerce, as to
draw the county promise to pay, ac-
knowledge upon its face its negotabl'I-
ty, make the same payable at a specific
date in the future and at the same time
rond,r such promise to pay liable for /,
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TOWN PROPERTY
Az PRIVATE S.AH1 Il.

The Undersigned having purchased n
small property in the country will sell at
private sale his property ON Boundary-s',
McchanicstOwn.
TERMS EASY.
Call and examine the property.
Horses wagons, carts, bu~gics, etc, al
ways for sale or exchange.
sep II 3mOs NICHOLAS kElIlIE-R.
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The Collector Will visit the following
place. in the county for the accommodation OF
IaN-plyrIs, and hope tHal they VIII "Na!l
ln"ms, Ives Of Ills opportunity I" pay up;
Eumit>hurg. at The Emmj House, Ncdncs-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Nov-
cmhcr 1 n, 9th, 9Th, and ia.
Wuf>yil'r, at Mr. Maugans' Store, on Tues
day, November l0ln.
MvcrsyiIlr at Upton BUhrman's store, on
"Wednesday, November llth.
M.ddI,toWn, at Yomg's Hotel, on Thursday
November l2th.
BurkiitSyllc, at Casper plcifcr's Store, on
Friday, November, 18th.
Sahllusyille, at Stems Hotel, on Monday,
November, 10TH.
Mcchanicstown at Millcr's House, on Tues
day, November liih
o k Orchard, at Peter Dudlcrar's S,oic, on
Thurs nv, November, I9Ih.
townsville, at G. +. SayIor'S store on Friday
NoycnNcr, 20th.
Liberty. ut Manshowcrs Hotel on Saturday
Noyrmhcr FIST.
TtN-lavrrs, look 10 your interest and meet
the Collector, the trip being expensive and
intended for your benefit and accommodate
ton.
a. rc.inQucots for 1854 win please tax"
adya,d.@r OF this opportunity and settle up
II,, hacks ti,r hSSJ hn
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t2'aNiwore ,Mrkr:s.

We give in the following table Of prices
the ratings OF Tuesday previous to our
ISSUE, rs likewise that of the Tuesday a-wcek
rycvjous. BY this method we inform our
readers at Il Glance, of the coalSe IF he MAJ
het, which is as essential as u knowledge Of
the present week.
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.sv:rsA hrE.is.;a Sai1e.
Many a Lady

is beautiful: all but her skin;
and nobody has ever told
her how easy it is to put
beauty on the skin. Beauty
on the skin is Magnolia
Balm.
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Men Think

they know all about Mustang Lin
imcnt. Few do. Not to know is
not to have. =
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It +, / "ARiiNKn. .Ii}., Clcr}
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DIZZY GOODS.

-Merrlmack, fancy, l.9; Man
chester, o; Arnold, 81; American, 5;
Pacific, 6l-2; Hamilton, s; Gloucester
o.; Gloucester, mng,, 5 10; Gloucester
silver I,,,iso, grey M; Allen, 3; Lodi, y;
6; Alien pink and purple, 8; simpson ST.
yer grey, 8; Richmond, pink and purple, o;
Dunneli shifting, 4 L.; Ragetta shifting,
"; Allen check, 81; Peabody, black, s 10;
simpson, black, 6; Rosednlo, il,2.
BROWN sllEETING-Crown, ] 10; Au-
gusta, q Ettrich LII, s; Charter Oak 10;
Live Oak, i;lnternatlonal, 8 l.2; laurence
LII. o; Glendale, %; Enterprise, 0; Glon-
dale, rs Boat AL, 7 l-2; Admission, Bl-2
BROWN SuIRTING-Castl Iron, 8; Farm
ers, I'D; Honest, It'd; Pocahontas, Ia;
lockwood, Odd; Manatoba, 8 Ia; Bedford
BLEAcuED SHIITING-New York 10 L.;
Wamsutta, lOH; Langdon, 0; Lonsdaie, az
i.onsdalo cambria, IL; Masonvllle, 10 l-2;
Fruit OF the Loom, s; Gold Medal, l-2;
TIcKiNe-lmosiscsg, A IA, IS; Amos.
keag A. II; swift River, ~; Standard
z, Z; Easion XX, l0A; Eastrn AA, ii;
Oakland fancy, 90; Acme ODD, SO;
Raleigh, lOA; Standard z, 0; Pearl River,
l2S; Sibley Awning, 10,
l0i American, 0; Rock River, 0; Raicigh,
M Unknown, S-S, ga; Jewett City, s;
Unknown. 6.3, 10.
DENIMs--Amoskeag iaIl; Otis, 49,;
York, ICY Warren, l3l4.
CHECKS AND PLAiDs-Mount Pleasant,
Z; Catrube, "a; Old Dominion, 4; Mem.
phis. ] Ii; Queen city, Q ii; Augusta, Z;
Tennessee, 10; Cottondalo, Z; Cumberland
Check, Y; Biblcy, 81.
GiaGMAMs--Batc s Id; Satoryillc, s;
Westville, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, .; Scotch
u. r., II l.a; AmoslSeng, s ii; Bclleviow,
I l.a; Washington, Windomore, Ii-2
CHEvIoTa-unkdaic, y t-2; sterling, ! i-g;
Unknown. u, H., 0 Id; Siblcy, 9a.i; Glen
Riddle, 10 l.2; Harrisburg, SLIT Slater, 8;
Everett, Ii; Boss, &; Sllverdnle, 3; Ar.
Muginn, "; Victoria, NJ ocrmnnia, 10 i.2;
Bates,lN
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ALooHoL--Per gallon, 2 80 to 2S7.
, o acknowledgements, per gallon, l 80 10
S0O; imported Cognac, 1917, per gallon, 4 80,
lS72, 90; 1870, 20; 1866, 50; 1860, I 4O: 1884
oOOi lSlS, 10 30; Otard, Dupuy Il Cos Cog.
nae 1919, 90; 1870, %; 1854, o 90; i8iS, 10 b,
blaquet, Dubouche d Cos. Cognac, 1878
20; 1870, b so; 1913, 800.
GiN-Domestic, per gallon, rs TO 2 co.
import Holland, 3 90 TO S75; Sir Robert Bur.
netts Old Tom, per casS, S 50 TO 900: Hol.
lana, per case, 80 10 1900.
-Recti1ed, 90 per cent. proof
per gallon, l %; Western, i 80 TO 40: Bour.
bon, 10 TO 50; Rye. | 80 10 50; Scotch i'm.
AIS. ~ W
CHLAMPAGNEs-Piper Heidselck, Quarts
per dozen, ~ W; KruR g. Co., quarts, per
dozen, II 90; Moer Il Chandun, Slilery
MousseuX, per dozen, 81 o.; q. Goulet, Der
tozeu, Is %; q II. Mumm & Co.'S. DRY
NORWAY, "a 20; Extra Dry, % %; pints, 2 III
WINES California claret, per rhllon, T5c
1leniaudel, Mol, per gallon. O0to l rs; i'm.
ported clarete, ordinary, per caslt, 20 90 10
NlUi iainily clarets, per cnsb. 20 90 TO 1876 OO;
me clarets, per cask. 100 % TO l55 90; Me.
doc, per Gaze, %; 81 Julian, per case, 9 so
MarBauN, per case, 7 %; Ponte Canet, per
case, ~ W; Lacrosse, per case, IL 90; Leo
veil, per case, II o.; Chateau Laiitte, per
case 2lOOi ordinary, per case, 3 % 10 8 50,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
HARnWARn Ann niErAIa

AxEs-Collins, a dozen, ZOO; Gold Dol,
lar, n dozen, SOQ, Diamond ldgc, IA dozen
$50, Double Bit, iTtQ
skitLrrs AND LIps-i,le I, 10, sugar
kettles, &c Z, 10.
TiN PLArr-i, G. ioxii, \ box,sm,t.C
ltx2s. I, box, 500; Texno llxa0, q box, :. 30
Terne, slxaS, y box, "a. ~.
TiNwAnE-Pleccd, discount ~ 4, cent
stamped, discount ~ ~ cent.
kOLprn-No I, lbc; TO. a and \, lsc n n
Duck hoRsE COiiARs--No. /, y n dos
HAMke-.fwo loop, 800 i, dozen. thru.
loop, $40 4, dozen.
GRuB HoEs.N dozen, 1sQ. sailroat
picks, a dozen, n 90
MArfoOKs.-A dozen q %.
BrpnrR BELTiNg..Discount 50 i, cent
NAILS 20, rate.
piovHLs AND SPADES Ruwland's, dis.
count 40 per cent. Ames' list, steel goods
discount ~ and ~ per cent.
HEAVY HARDwARB-Shaits, finished
~, poles, b.5oi slnuletrees, WAGONS, Sc
lect, liSi buggy, IS; express. 2.5Q, Wagon
tongues 10 ", hickory axles, 10. u, holsters
40; coupling poles, f.'5; spokes, NNN, &c
lect, 2 70; INK, s.Jl, sawed lelloes, is., LIS
B sVp. bowden shoes, e.op, northwestern
horse nails, No.e, eco; Z, e.2i, &, hp1; bai
Iron. e rate plow steel, 'e' spring steel
Breeiss-6rade L, and spring top, % o
70 fspVl; do. open, 600 10 eltp, do. aid,
spring top, 100 % TO lsS.no; do. side bar
1QW 70 10 20. do. pbetcns, l2aW 10 $50 %
gfeae A, side spring, 1917 10 1000, do
phetons, l5p.p 10 NplQ; bump seat bugg es
E5 % "a 30 o.. platform springp, 1lV 10 :,
W.W; thfee sprins vagonss NV 70 La
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Such Blood s!
from the Southern Clipper.l

lfhNh WV pcutucIn SllppcT.l
"Yes," said Mr.. James l.. Bosworth,
an old Albanian, TO a representative
OF tho Clipper, sit was twelve years
ago when j contracted D terrible case
OF blood poisoning. Ny affection was
truly horrible. l had no appetite, did
not sleep wsll at night, my digestion
was impaired, my throat was caater-
lied i've times, and in fact was q
total wreck, l had been under the
treatment of several of the leading
physicians OF Atlanta; tried nearly
every blood remedy advertised; went
to Hot springs, whore | remained
several months, receiving no benefit
whatever-the dread disease still clune
to mo-"
"And you remained in this oondi-
ton twelve years." interrupted the
Clipper man.
"Yes sir. and more than that. Three
yeare ago j was laid no with rheums
tism. My knees were drawn up In
such o position that could not leave
my bed for months. My life became
lingering torture. A truly wonder.
full blood remedy was recommended
known as B. b. B. used IL, aud sir
five bottles cared me, and / really be-
liove 1t TO bo the grandest and quickest
blood remedy ever known"
Can be had of all druggists.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

LoUIsvTLIR OAK SOLE LSArHKR--x
heayy, fres OF brands. Sc n, X medium,
tree OF brands, sc 10; A heavy. one brand,
sc 10; A medium, one brand. SIS n; Balti-
more crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, S5gssSc
BUFFALO SLAuHrER-Prime, Is To = n
sides, Slc n; good, Is To " ID sides, &c 10
MstanoTaS. Csc 70: No. | oak harness les
Ssto ,sOo 70; No. : oak harness lea, 50 10 Sic
n; No. hem harness les, soc N; No. hem
harness lea, go 10; No. hem sSirting
lea, Sac ID; No. hem skirting lea, 81 to SO
.; Welt and bride leather, 400 To s, 90 =
do.
PHILApGLPHIA CALr-.Extra quality,
snto 81 ms to dozen, l 70 10: ~ to a. lbs 10
dozen, lib 70; iito 50 los TO dozen, l. 0o; Sc "a
0fss 70 dozen, 100 n; 81 70 70 lbs to dozen,
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

oNIoNs-St. Louis, 800 per barrel.
CABBAGE--ln crates, $50
CliIckENs-Hens, $685. spring, $50.
hGGs-l5c per dozen.
BuTTrR-Bost grade northern, s5c. host
DALLAS County, i5G2Oc; other Texas county
butter, l2c, according TO quality,
Misunderstanding 90 per dozen.
pee Dbl ''''
PEAcnEs-Primc, l.5OS2.OO; Inferior, 80.
LEMoNs-S6 per box.
Observation-Disclosures iOc.
SwsET PorAToEs-{l,6O
IRISH PorhToEs-Texas, Csc; Northern,
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DRUGS.

AoiDs-sulphuric per cnrhoy, ge5; cltrlc
per pound, % 10 0Oc; oXalio, pur pound
IL lartsrlc, powdered, per pound, 81.
NutNtNE--r 4 W., eIs, -, L. W. cana
,2i II. Il Son ogs, 20; III. & Sons, cans, 20,
Oils-B ergamot, Handerson's per pound
10; lemon, Sandcrson's, %; peppermint
oMi wintorgroon, 2 %, olive, Malaga, | %.
IorAsii-Brcmidc, per pound, iOo; iodide
soArs-.-Uastlle, notified, per pound, s Il
lei CASTLE, white, II TO Is.
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb, pc,
pound, l0ci alum, 3 TO o; arrow root, Der,
inudn, ~, halsam copaiba, 81; borax, nc.
nneu, ~ TO ~; calomOl, am, ~, castor oil
rer Hallon, N TO 90, cnsla buds, pei
pound, ID 10 Is; cream tartar, pure, PER
rnand, ~; corrusivc subllmatc, per pound
boi chlprolorm. per polnd, T5;oxtfact log
WOOD, bulk, per pound, ~ TO II; glycerine
9nis, per pound, 70 70 81 iodine, .resub.
limated, per pound, I 90; leaves buchu
short, per pound, 10. leaves sen ma
Alex, per pound, %; morphia, sulph, pei
OF. 1vS; spirits nltre, sweet, per pound, IS;
suychhla, crystals, i61. taplocs, pei
pound, !. wax. white, per pound, 90 To 90,
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Boys call ut the Hunstable Boot Il
Shoe Company, I'll Elm street aud see
VIII HuustSble's three now styles OF
toes on shoes. Tho Dude, Walken.
iest, aud Dallas too. Leave tho pho.
tograph OF your foot thore, and tho
shoes WON'T hurt your corne.
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WOOL, HrnEs Ann prLyEtes,

wooI-Mexiean, nee o: burrs, nominal,
Mexican improved, Zoe; medium Is 20 isci
tine wool, according 10 dirt and condition,
II 10 l.c; bury, 2to 90 par pound less, ac'
cordiug TO burrs
HipEs-Prime plump flmts, 20 pound.
and up, lac per pound; seconds, plump
hints, " pounds and up, loc per pound
prime light and kips, NE per pound; bull,
and stags,7 10 Sc per pound; dry sailed
TALON -prime, 10,
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GRAIN AND sREADsrUprs

GkAlN AND BREADSrUFFs.
WHEAT-G5 to 20
RYE-Knnsas, sos,
CoRN-ln car, aOc.
OATS In bulk, 10 TO lsc; from store, . n
80 higher. W
hRAN-Per cwt--At mills, 55 Io0Oc.
G0RNMrAIS-l'lno bolted, II l9jb.i.o
MioMIsr and GRITs-5,OO 4, barrel.
oh rnnnnnrChopped corn. q iOJ Ii, 10;
Dran, u 10 rs, S5c, ''''' WI"
GRAHAM FLoue-fs 100 lbs, 2.25.
uAi-Prairio, 6T5 to ZOO ~ ton,
,MiLLkr SEED-Largo, | 20; small, LOO.
rL0uh-FiRsr Patent 200 o3i5; fec
ono fatont, 2 ~ to 2.75; Extra Fancy, 22i
to ssoSli Fancy, 20). 10 ss5; low grade, lis
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

THE quotations given below refer 10 grass
cattle, living weight.
BEEvrs..2 TO skc q u,
Cows..lnts2c d 10; mich cows, com.
mon, 40 is head.
suEEP.-primc, llSOic.
GOATS. None on tho market.
HoGs-.S tp3t.o ID H.
BuLtsAHD arAea..i l.g to2n "A IL
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07
A New Departure.

4 New Departure.
Tho Texas Gun Store win open
about tho nth of August, ut 206 Main
street, Fort Worth, with big stock OF
guns, rifles, pistols, pocket cutlery
etc. Ammunition OF sill kinds kept
Now is the timo to buy, Gs l wish tc
establish my name with you. Country
merchants, write mo for prices.
A STERr,
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"rho Select School of tho Cadars,n
sixth yaps, opens Monday, September
'ith. Thorough Instruction, careful
training, and refining influences.
Mrs. l.. NJ. MiERs,
M C,fair ann utrnnt
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uynson's Springs.

This famous health resort, near Mar
shall, Texas, is In full blast, visitors
arriving daily; good fare, home-like
comforts, and he3lth-restoring waters.
Rates reduced. Hacks running from
Hynson's Stable to Springs. Address
c. K. Hynson, Marshall, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

Tension Bros, 5l3 Elm street, op.
posito Sapger's, sell tho finest saddles,
harness, whips, collars etc. They arc
manufacturers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

The Weir Plow company are lust In
receipt of some Vorwick road-csrts.
Inc best cart made. Call and SEQ
them.
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PATTERSON delivers prescriptions.
IW Main street. corner Poydras. New
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS

FEW YORK, Sept. 5.--Money on call easy
at lQslE per cent; prime mercantile paper.
s(q5; foreign exchange 4sS for 80 DAYS and
ass for demand.
Stocks and Bonda closed rs fallnus.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

why do you nut it off until tho
l2thy" "Bacauso that II the day Bar.
retts circus will DO In Dallas"
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19fsAIN@ PAge5 DALLAS,

1'EaAEN@ Pass DALLAS
GOING EAsT--r. & y. DEPOT.
No N2-St Louis Express ..... $40 M.
Leaves Union Depot. '....... 9:lO A, NJ.
No. lll-San Antonio lex. arr 1850 p. NJ.
NO. 3N-New Orleans Passenger. 8;le p. NJ.
40 duz leaves Union Depot. .., 1880 =. NJ.
GOING VEsr-uSIoN DEPoT
No. Sll-Cnllfornia Express, arr. 6:li j, NJ.
10. sOl,mCaiidcrnia Express, Iva. 6:S5 =. NJ ,
Leaves L. & Il. Depot. ....'..... gas X
No. 500 Local Passenger, ar. .ll:bO A. M.
No. SOS-Locnl Passenger, Tvs, .l2lOP. N.
leaves caves r depot &C.,. 1880 T.. n.
No. l6S-San Antonio Express,
leaves II. & p Depot. ......... 5;55A.M.
Nos; &S and S0i run between Fort Worth
and New Orleans daily. Nos. Isl and i5S
connect ut Fort Worth with trains 10 and
rom Colorado. Nos, 30l, 500 and 500 take
meals NJ tho Union Depot. Double daily
trains 10 New Orleans. The Texas & Pa
clio Is Ill miles the shortest route 10 New
orleans, Solid trains Ill Paso TO Ct Louis
hrst-class equipment, sure connection, Sec
chc Railway.
Passengers booked To and from all nts
In Europe via tho "ItED STAR" Steamship
Limo, plying between New York, Philadel-
phia and Antwerp, belgium, and tho
".AMEn!CAN" Steamship Line, between
Philadelphia md Liverpool, England.
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required Information, call on or address
E. =, TURNER,
ticket Agent, sos Main street, Dallas Texas
IL. Il. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
Il, W. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent, Gal.
W. IL. NEWMAN.
IraIlc Menager, Galveston. Texas
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.PATTSRsoN the low price druggist
! 90 Main street. corner foydras. New
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Barrelps circus will DO In Dallas
September IL,
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"Whose circus Is coming ON tn,
w-Barrott's.
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LUMBER AND BurLpINa MATERIAL

huABBR.. Rough Lumber, Ii. %, Y native
ceiling, 10 ". native ceiling, eD.p; u ma.
Tive flooring, 10 20; * native siding. il 90.
y rough ceiling, so.
sHiNeLns.. Boss, cypress, 40, o. X. cy-
press, .vli No. 1 cypress, 8. Is, native nine
hearts. 90, native sap. as.
dare, tsc.
LATHs..Per loo, 800.
bRicK-.Dallas brick, {. 80 per Ion.
PLAsTsR PAsis..Ne York, i.vo, Mich.
iEaB, 4 90 per barrel.
vsaEsf.. losendale. AIS; Portland, best,
3 g5 per barrel.
nrosE FLuss-.About 5oc per foot.
DRAIN PfrK..from Ice sper foot, aud
higher According 20 sise.
Bs y circus VIII Be here sspsesl-
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Alston's hungarian Patent flour.
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RAILROADS.

NEW MEXICO,
ARIZONA and
CALIFORNIA.
Fayorite liue TO the North, Fast and
Southeast. Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars
daily between 81. Louis and Dallas, Fort
Worth, I'll Peso and san Francisco, Dallas
and Now Orleans without change. Pail
man sleepers Fort Worth and Dallas 10
New Orleans without change.
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~ Rent. SS ~ rSsFAs sorE, n,r,s.,
Money Order, New York Exchsnsa, ~
Dram ON New Orleans. vi
lie, Le!,erswi,h Currency invariably by Er.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-09-07

bid. ASKED.
TONE: Closed-New York, steady: New
Orleans, quiet; Galveston, quiet; Liver
pool, steady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-25
Want to Adopt am American Baby.

engaging the attention OF Judge Prenoergast in
the county court here. Dong Tong, a China
man, is a portrait painter, at 344 Milwaukee
avenue. He also keeps a cigar factory. About
twelve years ago he was married In China, and
five years ago he brought his wife tc Chicago.
Both are 80 years OF age, and speak very good
English. They have a little girl now years Of
age but have petitioned the court for permis-
sion TO adopt Philip Brown, a baby boy two
months old. The evidence shows that the child
is Legitimate, the mother being a working
woman and unable to take care Of IT, The court
is I'm doubt whether or not 20 grant q decree
The statute provides that it must appear to be
q fit and proper adoption ofthe child. Dong Tong
has an Intelligent face and wears ordinary
clothes with the addition OF slken skull cap.
His wife wears the dress Of q respectable Amert
can woman,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-25
Looking for Decline I'm Wall street.

NEW YORK, February 25, IL a.m.-There was
further advance OF \, TO Il I'm the first prices
on the stock exchange this morning but the
opening quotations have been about the highest
for the first hour For time the market re-
manned steady and dun, but between 1890 and
i o clock IL slowly sold of a fraction without
developing any increase i'm activity. There is q
widespread feeling on the street that moder.
ate reaction is the next thing i'm order after the
advances that have recently taken place. and
some of the leading bull houses talk about a de-
cline of at least To per cent before higher
quotations are reached. Ioaning rates are gen-
orally easy, little or no premium being charged
for anything except Lackawanna 1-lG and NY.
Central and Eric Dds 1-Gi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-25
Row at a a.'salvation' Meetine.
ONE MAN FATALLY BEATEN BY AN OFFICER rou
RESISTING ARREST,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, February pa Saliva,
tion Army meeting i'm the opera house at New,
ark, Ohio. last evening, disturbed by
roughs. Special Policeman Best endeavored To
arrest the disturbers, when the quarrel became
general and several persons were knocked down
and badly hurt. Vim. Patterson resisted arrest
and the officer beat him on the head with
his club, injuring him badly that he
will die. Best and his prisoner were followed
through the street 10y large crowd OF men,
who threatened 10 mob the officer, bet he lef6
the prisoner i'm q saloon and escaped. Il II
claimed that the officer made a mistake, and
that Patterson was not one Of the disturbers q
the meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-25
The silver Question.

THE EXPECTED CONTEST OVER THE PROPOSE.
TIoN In THE SUNDRY CIVIL BILL
1t is the purpose Of the appropriations COM
mittee to take up the sundry civil bill before to-
days session closes. They expect to get II up
about O'Clock They will move for q suspen-
sion of the rules on all the bill except the silver
proposition and the appropriation of $500, 900
for the New Orleans exposition, which they pro-
pose TO consider in the usual way, &c as to pass
them by mere majority instead o. the two
thirds necessary under O suspension OF the rules.
The silver men will make their fight upon the
bill from the start, making their test vote upon
the motion to suspend the rules. Ifthey fan to
defeat that motion they will not allow another
vote to be taken, but will filbuster 70 the end Of
the session. Conferences were held last evens
ing and before the House met this morning and
IL was determined that the safety Of silver de-
pended upon their opposition 10 the whole bill,
and they have decided not to let any part d
the bill pass unless the silver clause 10 uncona
ditionally withdrawn. 1t is said by some thai
those favoring the clause will not be frightened
by the threat OF an extra session, as they really
desire an extra session IL that is the oaly vAyfq
accomplish the suspension Of silver. IL Ia eaid
even that Mr.. Cleveland holds this position.