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CATARACT MINING BOOM.
Partial Lass of the P inc'psl Mining Prop
 eilos.

ASH FORK, August roth, 1885.
 Through the courtesy of Mir. P. w. Beemer, of this city, your correspon- den. is enabled this week to present the readers of the CHAMPION with a partial list of the principal mining properties situated in the great Catar- act Mining District. MT. Beemer has devoted almost the entire summer in prospecting and mining in that region, and is therefore in d position to furnish reliable information in re- gard to its mineral resources.
 The first mine of any mote in the Cataract is situated at Bridal Vail falls, and IS called the
 cocoNENo,
 and owned by Reese, Humphry & Co. The first ore shipped from the district was from this mine, and the fact of it's returning mill run of S67. so per ton, has turned the attention of the whole county towards Cataract Can on. The mine is working a small force which will be increased soon and large amount of ore is being extracted. Below the Coconeno is located the
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owned by MT. P. w. Beemer, of Ash
 Fork. It is very fine property and
 has an abundance of ore in sight and several tons on the dump awaiting which will be made as soon as facilities for transportation out of the Canon are completed. Adjoining the above is the
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ocAYNA,

the property of Congressman c. C.
 Bean. He expects to cut the main ledge that crops above some time next month, when one more producer will be added to the already many pro. ducing properties. Adjoining Col. Beans property is the
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Having passed several nights dis
turbod by the agonies and cries of sui.
iering child, and becoming convinced
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
was just the article needed, procured 4
supply for the child. On reaching home
and acquainting his wife with what be
had done, she refused to have il admins
tered to the child, as she was strongly in
favor of homeopathy. That night the
child passed in suffering, and theparents
without sleep. Returning home tho day
following the father found the baby still
worse, and while contemplating another
| sleepless night, the mother stepped from
the room to attend TO some domestic du-
ties, and left the father with the child
During her absence he administered a
portion of the Soothing Syrup to the
baby, and said nothing. That night all
hands slept we'll, and tho little fellow
awoke in the morning bright and happy
The mother was delighted with the sud
den and wonderful change, and although
at first offended at the deception prac.
ticed upon her, has continued to use the
syrup, and suffering, crying babies and
restless nights have disappeared. A
single trial of the syrup never yet failco
to relieve the baby and overcome the
| prejudice of the mother. Sold by al
druggists. % cents a bottle.
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aROuERIER.

10, HisS -. ~ lOAglIs,c; primo 1910
~ NAotee, lSl9l818e; ISguvTa he. lava M
sN IiksSSs,-lmPerlal lS@55c; Young Hyson' On ~
sueARssPoTdereSi, 'SSS Nc. cV SSt loo, W.
Summary 81 gIsnulated, 7h@Tszc; plsptsiISn
srannlated, 70 TO z IOusiana Whit SIsIi
neu, etc 70 &c; yellow clarified, 6lko 10 sc.
seconds, 5bxo to e.. ~ w V'AV'
MCLASBE--f Outsiaur choIar .655Aso. d. .,-t,
90e lalr 10 good, S5o; corn syrup, 40.
ba9GIEG-Pure 1ute, ls{ ms, l0s.e. y var5
= ioa, lU5Se; ties, Los II bundle
hlCE-W hOlesale, lose
NRACEERs-Soda Y, SIC. WY. 90, ovas,,,
Wi ginger snaps, &c. W. van
AZ S :. 90 2.75 2 box, blue India. y n
bSr' SVS box q y bars, s50 + box,f a
OANDLEB--StRr, full weight l2lL0al9c
ShEEsE-Fuh cream, lSaslSc,
toPE-o5&c basis; cotton ro,s3, lSe
nov Hhsl' lNs--hound, $50; gpring i.oO E
MEAsUREs--5f bushol iron ,,.,o, . 70 -
dozen; 2-hoop pals, 2OO; 3-hoop, 92S 0''~
| TuBs--3 nest, 2.25; nest, 2.7b. M ! am q
dozen; No. 2, 900; No. 8, T.6O. WV
| WRAPPING PAPEB-Rag and STRAW. 81 7So
n, FY9WpIaal.I5bo = keg OF % ms; i21< do, 2.S5,
"; ~ o9 h 10 oiasting Kegs AS shotdrop bag
PIGKLEs-ohow-chow, T. barrel, barrel. s.g
z-gallon pals, ohow-chow, l.53: 2-galinT
P,S,Is' mixed pickles, l,5O; glass pints, Ito
gallon, 4.5Oi glass hex, gallon. $50 A''''
MAoKEREIc-No. barrels, 1850. No Il.
Darrels, $50; No. h-barrels, 4.6O; No. 9 K
perreis, 7,O9; No. 2 h-barrels BOO; No. / ktta
l'43i NO. kits los; No, kits, Loo
| SolIAF0 II ERRIEG--ImpOrted. l25 Is keg
oANDY-Stlok, 9}sc = 10: fancy, l59q5c,
Reconsideration layer, So.
,NIpIiEls--CTab apple aOc; Missouri cider, 50.
" gallon- vinegar, e. gallon, l6G2OO.
sF;AGcH-,Pearl, 4l4ci royal glass, 4}4c Bon,
sVh ~ packeges 6ei corn stsrch In pack
LYE-COnCentrated, 275da4Ol
JuSs--We quote: lie 7 gallon for glazed
crooks, lOo u gallon for glazed.
| lard, $i.26.
DRIED PEAoHEs-Unpealed, Sc; pealed, i7o
PRoVisIoNs-Short bacon, SIC: short dr7
ssalt, sg'S5zoi breakfast bacon. ilRc; hams
ll59e,
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Dry nnons.

PRtNTs--Merrimsck fancy. 5bS; Maucbcs.
Ter, %;Arpold, 9; American, 30 Pacific, 81.
hamilton, 5i9i Gloucester, 5l6; Gloucester,
inng, Phi Gloucester silver grey, 81;
6Allen, IA; Lad, D. simpson, 8; Eddy stone,
purple, 8; Simpson silver grey, 6; Richmond,
PINK and purple, q; Dunnell, shirting, AZ;
Ragettn shirting, Al; Allen check, 8: Pea.
body, black, 81; Simpson, black, g. Rose
BRowE SHEETINes--C Grown, X; Augusta,
=; Ellrlch Ill, 81 Charter Oak, 81; Live Oak,
4 International, ~; Laurence LII, 6; Glen
dale. ~ Enterprise, 8; Glendale, q, @; Boat,
AL, IA; Admission, 81
brown SHIRTING-Cast Iron, 81; Farm.
erS. "a Honest n; Pocahontas, ~; Allen
dale, Z; Century 7l9i Dwight, ID; Lockwood,
% Manotoba, "a; Bedford r, -.
BLEACHEn SHIRTIrG--NeW York lOJS:
Wamsutta, M LangdOn, 9l4; Lonsdale, s;
Lonsdale Cambric, y; Masonville, lOIS Fruit
Crop, s.
TliSGiEEIss;e,,,,AImI.oskeagl AGA, II; Amoskeag
ton Xxx, 1917 Easton "A, II {; Oakland fancy,
50; Acme Odd, 50; Raleigh, 1917; Standard
2, 8 Pearl River, Il; Slbley Awning, lB,
STRIPEs-HomitOn, l0li; ThOrndike, lOIz ;
Americana; Rock River 9; Raleigh, 81 !;
Unknown S,3l a}4i Jewett City, sAi IN.
known, SO, 10.
DISHES Amoskeag, l2}l; Otis, 1874; York,
lbH; Warren, 1874.
. IN HCk5 AND l-LAlDS- mount fleaSantt Z;
Catawba, u; Old Dominion, 7, Memphis,
~; Queen City, "a; Augusta, 7; Tennessee,
lOh; Cottondale, u; Cumberland Check, =;
Sibley,8.
GIN0HAsTs-Ba 81; Slatersville, s;
Westtlle, Z; Bates Dress Plaid 9; Scotch b.
F. ~; AmQskeag,, 81; Belleviow, u;
Washington, G; Windefnere, 10
CHEVIOrs--0akdale, 81; Sterling, 1917;
Unknown r. B., 50; Sihley, ~; Glen Rid
die, 1917; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever
EFT, 50 Boss, g. SilVerdale, 81; Arlington, 0;
Victoria, II; Germania. ~; Bates, 10.
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HARDWARE AND METALS.

AEEs-Colius, q d0zon, 500; Gold Doliar,
Z dozen, 500 Diamond edge, = dozen, $50;
Double Bit, HOO
sKmLETs AFD LIDs-4}4o Z u; sugar ksl-
tleg, 40 y n.
TIN PLATE-I. 6. lOzl4, = box, 500; I. @.
lfX2Q. Il box, 500; Teruc, Lsx2l, y box, 7.50;
Ierue, 2OZ2S, (, box, il60.
IlNwAEE-PiocSd, discount 70 Is cont;
stamped, discount ~ 3 cent,
soLDER-No. /, $50; No. - and \, loo p ID.
DUCK HORSE COLLARe-NO !, AS e dozen,
HAMEs-TWo loop, 1852 q dozen thToeloOp,
3i5 s. dozen.
TAoKs-ln bo2e1, 100 papers, $50 p box.
GBUB HOES-tl doEen, I5Oi rnilToad PICKS,
MATTouEB-7s dozen, $50
RURBER BELrGNG-Discount 50 2 cent
NAIIs-8,OQ, rate.
SHovELs AND sPApEg- RoWlaud'P, Uis.
count ~ 2, cent; Ames' list, stNc cOOd1,
count 40 Az 10 h cent.
HEAVY HAEDwARE--She nuisnD U0
poles, 1850; slngletrees wagons, 90. a. l.75,
buggy, rs; express 2hJi wagon tongues,
1905 hickory aGlos, 100; bolster a7d;oOup-
! Ing poles, 47b spOEes, XXX seleot, BIB;
xxx, $50 sawed iell0es, ~, LIS; q 200;
Bcwdon shoes, cen; northwestern horse nails
No. O. 600; 7, SOS; 9. coz upr iron, fc rate'
pillow steel, 7c sHriY a, So; cast steel, SC.
BUGGIEs--GrCle I'D spring Top, 800 IA
1000; do. Open 70.t, tg5Q.00; DO. side spring
top, l00.O09la6.00; do. side bar, l00Ol69lSU;0 6'
do. phmtOns, GjOaC, 1000, grade a. side
spring, liO.OGGNlO0; DO. phWions, id0O0e
1000; bump scat buCEipg, 1000 e25O.OJ; plat.
form springs, ll0OGpls1Ol' three spring wag-
ouBi @.OO.4ll5O1
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lLCoH01-F raliOa, E','6 ll37.
BRAND Cs-hOmesuc, fi CATION, ZINC %;
Imported cognGo 1919 gallon $50; iS4,. q;
.,tJ, y5.1Oi 1906, fh.o5; lNt0, $40; lSiS, 60;
.oic, ylQN; uiaId, Dupuy & Co.'S cOgnnc. iS72,
a. bli $50 500; 1885, f3Ul; 1873, sos. Ma
t1Js; 1913, Sg.Ol
SIN--Domesti.. Nev York or Philadelphia,
L. snllun, f,75; Holland, y gallon, S20(t2 rs;
81 Robert Burneits Old Tom, ii gallon, SS.ii
s2'1i Sir Robert burnptps Old Com, n coax,
sN,hNGe.O; Holland, N case, $50.
WuIAUY-l0uiel0ua reCtincd, 70 - cont.
proof y gallon, fl.@; western, N.SIa, 40,
bourbon, {l,N0SbO; kyO, Sl.50n2i0; scotch,
imported, NtN0eigi tri1h, imported, 'i2i
cfiTi.
tAAMrAoEEs 80 Eogdtrcf Care Nisuch,
quarts, fAdoycu, 200 pipor Hoilscck quarts,
j dozen, &Uu; krug & Co., quarts, a dozen,
!shOi M0ei \ Chandou, Eiilery MouseeuE, u
DOZEN AQO; CremHnt DAY, NJ dozen, ss.OJ; q.
n, Mumm 4 Co.'s, pin;s, 81 additional; dry
vrrteat,y, aha; Extra Dry, 600.
NINEa- liforuin olaret, e gallon, -,
Sionfandel No. |, z gallon, sleSi; imported
olhrets, ordinary, n cgsk, 10ndQ0O; tuniiy
clRrots, per cRsk, 70.0NGN00; enc clarets h
cssk, WQgpl7i.00; Medoc. q case. 500; NJ.
Juuani " case, $50; Marg0ux, = case, 100;
Ponte Canet, n case, lO.O0; Laruse, n case
GcOi Locyil, y cnse, 100; Chateau LRfi,e,
csss, &.1N; off'nnrN, a case. 2.1yki ..
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DRUGS.

AUlDs-SulphUrlc, q caIbuy, Ss.l5; oitric p
%, t0ci oXalgc, 8 n, 49, tartaric, powdered p
n, 90.
GuNg-A Arabic, select, = n, SOC. asafetida
p % SIC camphor, q 49, opium, }4.23 20 $50,
ON.s-Borgomoi, Sanderson's, (, 10, $40;
lemon, Sanderson's, us; peppermint = %,
wlniergroen, s2.25 olive, Malaga, fi.25,
POTAsH-Brom'de " n, 4oo; iodld0, 1928.
soAPs-Cnstile notified, y %, Ygl0c cSs-
tile, white, 4Ml5.
MISCELLANEOUS -. Ammonia, cagu., Il n.
Ao; alum, 500 nrrowroOt, Bermuda 200; Bal
sam, copalbs, DC; 0OrNN, refined, l4sBli, CnlO-
mel, am, 75c; castor oil, . gal, Sl.4Gtsl.GO,
cassia buds, X n, lEglti cream tartar, pure,
g n, s.; corrosive cuhlim9tc, Il N, 6l; ohloYo.
form, "a y, 90; extract lOgwOod, bulk
a y, i2fli; glycorinc, bulk, q n, 25dSO;
iodine, rUeublimated, 81 IN, 800; leaves,
tuohu, shoft, q 10, 25, leaves, sCnnni Alex,
n n, p; mOrphig. sulnN 4 o., fl8l; Vp,rits
inter, sweet, 8 70 80; ttsychniC, crystals, fl.8i
~ 10; tGpluca. y =, q wax, white. y u,
StSd6S.
auiphate Qulnlrs. q or.. 81 tOsnO5 Gin.
ohonidig. 81 tn f0N
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I.oUtsvILr.E OAR SoLE LANTERN
heavy, iroc OF brands, SO 10; X medium, free
OF brands, SIC 10; A heavy, one brand, sc
lhi medium, one brand Sc 10; Baltimore
crop, iio.
buffAlO SIAUCHTEN-.prIm 10 e. ~ III
sides SCc ID; good, 10 to 20 sides. CSC 10; couu-
Ter u 10 lilb eldct, &c 10; q. D., MntamoYRs,
&c III Nc, |, oak harness len, 81 to SIC III:
no, 2, oak harness lea, W 70 SEC ID; No, l.,
lc hi Mol, hon sllrtlug lea, sc 10; No. .,
hcm sklriinp lea, Sc M, Welt and bride
leather, 81 10 $50 SIDE.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-FNtra quality, q
70 10 10 10 dozcn, Sl&l lhi ~ 90 - 10 10 dozen,
Nlh lb' 81 90 70 10 a. dozen, slOh 10; b2 To 00 10
No dozen. u 10. u. 10 20 ~ 10 dozen, $50 III,
tRENuu CALY-fll5 100 ID; xxx top
PINGS, AL CO orS, SIS 10 S9.lU dozen; ANN top
pinAl. all COLON. Nr-.a l.rE-. N.n 90 gu lnNhn.
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wOoTAN wErLs.

Robinson County, Texas-Open Summer
and, Winter.
One hundred and forty miles north OF
Houston 20 Wootan Wells junction on
houston " Texas Central railway
Street cars meet all day trains. Ae
knowleged the best mineral water III
the south. Has cured thousands. Write
for testimonials. ENQUIRE for excur-
sion tickets, at all Houston d Texss
Central railway Offices. Water bv or.
press, c. o. d. Hotel will be under new
management. Comfortable offices witt
chimneys Two mails each dav. Boar
including mineral water, from SO to 81,
per week. Address, Wootan Well,
company, Wootan Wells, Texas.
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Eg,ol.. BlpES ANnr,r.,n,v.

WcoL-Nexioan, free OF buns, leaSisc; Msy
loAn improved, l2(Il7o; coarse, ISc; nne ne.
lrlta ltlGlSc; dne wool, according to dirt an
fsAeitscni fctse; huny. MN per touu
sss, acoording TO burns.
uipEa-Prime plump fiint1, 20 MS ard ui,
9c Per nj seconds, plump fints, 20 rs and nj,
l3'5N per u; prime light and fips llisc per Is
e1la, bulls and stays. o,1llc per N; dry ssltsd
Ssllssci sccording 20 condition; green sai;ct
gALLow--P Prime talloy, Sc; tsllOw gras :,
$3.50 e'Gas-ss voliAa 20 brown A. y,
fEAWNIEs--Oeer bkins, lGGlSo: eutsleps. 7,
@i29i sheep pnlts. "a rcT wool, @ssgSc; shear
over,
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youne Meng..Ronn rhls.

Tho VOItaiOBGIt company OF March-
ohall, Mich, offers TO send their cele-
brsted electro-Voltaic Belt aud other
Electric appliances on trial for thirty
days TO men (yOung or oId) afflicted
with nervous debility, loss OF vitality
and manhood and all Kindred troubles.
Also for rheumatism, neuralgia, paral-
ysis and many other diseases, Com
plete restoration 10 health, vigor and
manhood guaranteed. No risk is In
CURED, as thirty days trial is allowed.
Write them az once for illustrated PAM
pilot free.
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GRAIN AND BREAD sruFFs.

WHEAr--6iG1lc.
RGE-. Kansas, NC.
COgE--In ear, soc; sacked, Coo.
0Arn-in bulk, 81 Ia sack, 3Ooi from store
70 20 30 higher.
FLOUR-Pcr cwt, Patent, $50; fancy, 1856;
choice family, SAB, NNXX, f2.2ii low grade,
aOh.
BxAs--Per cwt,At MILLS, 6ssi In store, a5tsfi
CnRNEEAL-Flne bolted por 100 pounds,
1.30.
HONihY AND GRrfB-S5 per barrel.
FRED Chopped corn per lee pounds, gl.N I;
shoppSs corn and oats per 100 pounds, N.40
sOra hr N per loo pounds, 40c.
GRAHAM FL0uR--Per 100 pounds, q.
HAY-pTairie, 50 por ton, or W loose; mil.
let, SO per ton, or ~ loose.
MuLur SEEp--6Sc; German mlllot,sod.
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Relief from sick headache, dIowsi-
moss, nausea. dizziness, pain IN the side,
etc, guaranteed o. those using Carter's
Little Liver Pills. These complaints
are nearly always caused by torpid
liver and oOn,tipated bowels Restore
these organs 20 their proper functions
aud the trouble ceases. Carter's Little
Liver pills will do this every time.
Ono pin Is dose. Forty in vial. Price
25 cDutg
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BooTs AM suoEs.

Afn's zip broSsng, etQil.gi; boys alp bro-
sssls sfsl.oQ; nicu's L. calf brugRnr, lr(1l7b;
". =. calf hrogRrg, gNfl2bi meas kip
- sce " plows, l.otfl-la, boys hip 2-buckle
plve r. Wells: men Is bGh halls cungcVss and
uuteon, l.5t122i; meme calf halls congress
snd button, 2tl00iill nioIS kip boots, &.n(e
wv men's z. calf booie, sS.OlOs4hu0; mons
H.Qi h0y'a =. calf boot. .e,N,G2L0O, toys
ihll bootf, =. 51t27.O0; womeSi's a. Kip p0lll2s
Pahkoj Misses a. Kip IolkRs 6osloc {;
ihieb az kip golkas, all slEeN itlgdbc; child'e
sE ipotSss, all stes. bys0Scj vosnen,scsl peg
st polish, a0di.i0, won'0u's hut sewcd poll
Sht hytl.si, womon'F cali sewed polish, 10
bl4lh, wonion's grain gpNyci and polish, ~
tLtii women'g hid rewed p1NL1b. Homen's
k0gt SAVED rnltuN. lfNf.f 81
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shnlsanere Snrs rrnlri
C. A. EIsRNLoHE.

THAT which we call rose
by any other uamo won d smell as sweet,
But the reverse IS equally true, and the
simple fact that SO many wretChed per
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart TO them any Of the
sweet fragrance OF the genuine Murray
" Lauman's Florida Water. Beware OF
these counterfeits, and make sure of OBJ
taining only the right article which has
won for itself the foremost position as a
toilet requisite.
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yRurr, poU1rnY, sAmr, Ero.

AprLns-t5 % per barrel,
OEAN0Es-Si,lly, fA box, $50.
LrsoNs-Sicily, Is boz, $3.50
DArrs--ln trails, &c.
BAsAsAs--S.Old4,O0 y bunch.
9RAPrs-Malaga, none.
SWEET PorAr0Es-i.u0pl.6Q.
ONtoNs-S5OO y arrcl
PorAroKs-f bushol, l.SO.
CAnnAoE-ic per ID.
CHIoKEss--ws quote Of $50 , dozen;
turkeys, 7hc.
Esoe-l0c y dosen,
BurrER-Rest grade northern, S5c, best
Dali ms eSnnty, 10; other Texas county but
ier,xt 70 &c, according 70 quality.
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Satisfy yourselves Of the above asser-
ton by calling on us, and we will take
pleasure IN showing you our specimen
work aud an entirely now and full line
OF decorations and paper hangings.
MCCALL y ERNENwEIN,
SD MINI strnnL
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TBF bUSihES5 N0BLb
MARK ars BY rEtEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS,
N. 1 ouIs, March 20-FiOur unchanapd

ST. LOUIS.
81 ouIs, March 20 Flour upchauued
Wbcat-C0sh sharply higher; ortio2s
orened firm; advanced. declined and closed !
~ y 10 g below yesterday; No. Cred, SSiF |
cash G6Sl, May SS}si June, closing at inside |
figures. .,,.,- ,,,,,.i,,.,,.,,,a.
,eriay: gsl cash; SIS, April; 3Sl sa3sS, Nav.
"5MSS1s. June, closing at lowest prizes.
sais hrm, but eased of at the close SIS. e;2.
cash and May.
whisky STEADY, La
Corpmcal steady, 2..5QS Co
Wool quiet; tub washed, 2s@2s; Nnwashed,
,f!GoD; Texas lall clip, 9@l5ls.
'Proyisi, MS slow and weak; only job trade.
Pork 1850
Bulk meats nominal,
Bacou--Long clear, 9C0; short rib, G75@
asa. -hoIt Gear 9Os69S.
LAID 010@6 %.
catlis- Receipts, 500; active; strong; de-
b6yd590; good TO choice, 52Ea6 CO.; common
20 medium, 4bOG500; butcher steers 10Nb
I.75, cows and heifers, a0OGA25; corn-fed
Texans, 4QO@l 80.
Hogs Receipts, g. 700; lower: 4a5a4.S0
Sheep-Receipts, 2,40O; good demand for
best grades; common TO medium, 275a3.5O:
good to choice, 3,GNGi.4o; extra, 45OG4.75 -
CnIcAGo.s s. skssss ~
CHICAGO, March ~ Flour unchanped X,
Whea; unsettled but generally higher.
closing q higher than yesterday; March,
1870 75A, closing l59s; April, 75CG76, closing
752; May, 79azG.Wli olosiog SO9G.
~ Cas% az ~ ~ ,d nIlni cIosms q
gls0' ';S' a7b - ~ Al s5 -9H6i T,"ISu, oiSsD
as Iai aS1s eiosipa J, 7H'S4g'o' coelng6Si
hppS ~ VI JSS1,r doliiH5 60 to.,. ,.
NIL X To- Shcants a,,I j " AZ Vvnls, carrier
m MI 70 IooS 56 EiUseu 70 s6IS3u1y c3Sh
vi ijr, 10 on, 10 S5iIV' 4i"'' i-'OA1sSIzZEts,
C'Tsim ~ G,1iCt Trt nm. ootl g.. mr. 49,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-21

Pharmacists,
Corner Maiu and Field streets aud
Elm and Ervay streets, Dallas. We So
licit the public patronage, not on the
strength of elegant clerks, illuminated
by electric glare, but by tending TO our
Rocation individually and giving il our
constant personal attention. Prescrip-
ton and chemical department a spe-
cialty, II. Il, EIsEN LoHR,
AUGUST SCuNEIDER,
q 4 EranA-LnnI.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-21

Don't wait longer for lower prices, as
to-day they have been put down 90 the
lowest notch, aud shall positively close
out the Loeb a Frieberg stock of grocer
les everything in that line, by April |,
as the store has to he givon up. Tho as
sortment is good aud the prices are
much lower. |. HEIpFNHEIMER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-21

Bost Rio, psrched or ground, 7 pound,
for 81. q. T.. MoMAND q Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-21

The strike is over aud we are receiv-
inc our spring goods.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-21

solo agents for DaIIas. To1sr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-24

aid was now attending the Hi!iheoss
lIi.h-School. She had spent two years
h travelling about from place 70 place,
giving exhibitions in skatipg.rmks, but
was now giving her entire attention 70
her studies and TO instructing a
class IN painting. She wanted to Dor
row landscape painting exhibited In
the shcw-window TO make copy from.
The salesman told her she was well
core to the use Of the picture, and
offered to send IL 10 her residence.
She smiled sweetly and thanked him.
She. then made several purchases, but
after putting her hand in her pocket 1t
came out empty, and with a harriedly-
uttered Excuse me . minute, SIR,
she shot out of the door. In few
minutes she returned, and with tears Ia
her pretty eyes told the salesman that
she had lost her pocket-bcok, and that
one Of her pspils who owed her was not
at home and she could not take the
things, and could not buy some medi-
cine that her sick mother needed. The
salesman told her she could take the
articles and pay for them another time,
and he also took from his pocket iitty
cents and gave il TO her. Minnie again
smiled and left the store.
The following day the clerk learned
that tho game had been played in at
least fiye other stores. The engineer
in Governor EnglfA's building, on the
corner of State and Court streets, has
also hsen made victim.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-11-24
Ky Frank ID. Hin & Co.,
Real Estate AuctioneeTs,
No. o north Eleventh street.

L'ARM OF $50 ACRES, WITH
Il GOOD DWELLING AND OUTHOJSE3,
FIVE MILES NOKTH or RICHUOND.
WITH STOCK AND FARMING EdPLE-
MhNGS, FOR SALE AZ AuCTl6N.-We
will sell. on therpremtses. the above de-
scIihed PROPERTY OF Sir. william II. Har-
ris deceased. on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1888,
commencing at IL O'Clock NJ, said FARM.
which IL known in the neighborhood by the
ndme OF "TANNER'S," IS situated near
Bethlehem Church, adjoining the farms OF
Thomas ". DicKen AMI fOmpsinss estate,
and in half n mile OF Staples post office, on
the Richmond. Frederic lsburg and Poto-
MAJ rsilroad: Is in good state Of cuitiva-
ton, has a large orchard, and is admitted
to he one of the best farms OF it's size In That
part OF the county. Possession given at
once.
Atthe same time and place we viii sell
the STOCK AND FARMING IMPLE-
MENTS consisting in part OF
MULE;
MARE;
2 COLTS, one three years and the other
l ALDERNEY COW and 2 CALVES;
TWO-HORSE WAGON AND BODY;
2 CARTS: WAGON, CART, AND
PLOW HARNESS; 'PLOWS, HAIR
ROWS. and other farming implements.
TERMS: For the real estate, one fourtE
cash: balance one, two, and three years,
with interest. For the personal estate
cash for purchases Of fifty dollars and un'
der; over that amount credit OF fouf
months will be given for negotiable notes
with interest added and satisfactorily en-
dorscd.
Parties desiring to view the place before
the day OF sGAe viii call at our ONCE:
conveyance VIII leave our office at iOI2
O'Clock A. NJ. on the day of sale:
FRANK ID. Hill 4 CO,
mole AuctiOneeTs.