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DRY tiDODg

chester, 8; Arnold, 5H; American, S
Pacific, sig; Hamilton, s.; Gloucester
d, Gloucestor, nng., IL; Gloucester
ssimpiron, 6; Eddy,stone, a 1; 8 simpson mng.
@; Allen pink and purple,G 81; Simpson ST.
yer grey, 81; Richmond, pink and purple, g.
Dunnell shirting,4 10; Ragetta shirting
"A; Allen Cheek sM Peaabody black l-2
BROWN SUPERINTENDENT l-2; Au-
gusta, 6; Ettrich LII, 5k; Charter Oak, 81
Live Oak, 4;;;International, 1:2; Laurence
IL, 8; Glendale. GH; Enterprise, 6; Glen
Brown snIRTING-Ca Cast Iron, s; Farm
ers, Ia; Honest, TIA; PocahontaG, 2 Ia
Ailendale, z; Century, 6l-.2; Dwight Ia;
Lockwood, 58-l; Manatoba, 5 Ia; Bedford
y, Ala.
BLEAoHED SHIRTING--New York 10 Ia;
Wamsutta, 1917 ngdon, 8; Lonsdale, s;
Lonsdale cambria, II; Mesonville, 10 l-2;
Fruit Of the Loom, 81; Gold Medal, IL;
TIoKHNeNhmio6skeag, A Q A, IS; Amos.
keag A. IL; swift Riyer, ~; standard
g, 6; 5aston 1: Xxx, iO4i Eastrn p1 "A, 10 70;
I Ealeigh, .; standard 2, So; Pearl River
10; American, 8; Rock River, 8; Raleigh,
"a, Unknown, 3-S, Oh; Jewett City, ~;
Unknown. 6-3, 10.
York, l6i4 Warren, 1871.
CHEoKs AND PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant,
2; Catruba, N; Old Dominion, Z; Mem
phis, Ia; Queen City, 8 LED; Augusta, q;
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, z; Cumberland,
Check, Y; Sibley, !8-4; :.
Westvllle, z; Bates Dress Plaid, O.; Scotch
b. F., ii 1-2; Amoskeag, Ia; Belleyiew,
z IL; Washington, Q; Windemere,7 Ia
CHEvIoTs-oakdale, 8 1-2; Sterling, l-2;
Unknown. B. B., 8 IA; Sibley,. s2,4; Glen
Everett, Z Ia; Boss, s.; Silverdale, s; Ar
lington, 0; Victoria, IL; Germania, 1S Ia;
Rafae n
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ASe,srs. Newman ana Murray

Tho nosloo concerning the appoint
mont OF w. III. Newman and Oscar u.
Murray 10 their respective pOblllons ~
st. Louis ana Dallas, has boon received
here by tho people generally, and es-
pscially by tho railroad mon, With ex-
trsmO satisfaction and qualification.
Their raro and ready professional
abilities, their genial manners and nc
commodaiing disposition, bad won for
them in years of contact, the esteem
and the affections OF the travelling and
tho business community, IA
we'll AZ thoir comrades IN
railway circ.eg. They reconcile
their disappointment a. the loss OF
Mr.. Newman by the confederation
OF his present promotion ana the PROS
pectivo honors that wait on genuine
merit. And Dallas Welcomes the ox-
perlenced, expert and skilled agent in
railroad matters, as it extends TO Os-
car q. Murray the hand of welcome.
And thus does the City by tho Sea con :
tinue 20 empty iuto the lap OF the
Queen City and railway centre OF
Texas, the best OF nor citiZeas.
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There is to be lively war between
the Oregon railway and Navigation
company and the Oregon Pacific over
tho Transportation Of the wheat crop
OF Southern Oregon to this city, says
the San Francisco Chronicle, dur
ing the coming shipping season.
The Oregon Pacific has just completed
q branch OF its lina to Corvallis and
has purchased the steamer Yaquino, to
run from that port to this city, carry
ing freight and passengers. The
Yaquins is $50 feet long, and was built
by John Roach in 1878. She formerly
ran between Nay York and the Flor
ida ports. The Oregon Pacific has re-
Gently surveyed a limo from the pres
emit terminus of its road across the Cas-
cade mountains and over to q connec-
ton with the Oregon Short Line.
Ninety-five miles of grading on the
new Prescott e. Arizona Central rail
way are ready for ties and iron. The
70 al is to extend from Chino, on the
Atlantic & Pacific, southwark towards
PRESCOTT. Chino IL 43l miles west OF
Albuquerque, New Mexico. :.
The National Order of Railway Con-
ductors met at Louisville last Sunday.
The order 10 benevolent association,
with insurance attached, and en-
braces on its roll of membership nearly
all the conductors in tho United
States.
President Thomas, of the Jndianapo-
lis Rolling Mill company, is in. New
York negotiating the sale or mortgage
OF the Bedford & Bloomfield railroad,
in oroer to secure funds win which to
convert tse compapy's rail- mills into
a merchaistabie iron tmill Il is
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.IcnuoL--PBr gallon, 2O tl9D.
EHANDi Ra-nDutss ste, per gallon, bl 70
s0li imported CogGae, ~, psr gallon, 4 p;
lsi2, rs; $50 @ 20. 1888, q l1i ittO, tOi LOS
800; 1885,, M 81; Otari, Dupuy q Cos, Cog
nae, lsT3, 50; lh7n, ~; 1874, aO1i iAiS. 10 ~;
nlaluot, Dubouche & Co.'S, Cognac, is's,
: i0;lSTU, so; 1879, 100,
GiH-Domestic, per gallon, 70 10 Coz
lmpOf1 Holland, S " toG5oi sir Robot bur
natf's Old Tom, per caak, 4 ~ 10 pVli Hole
land, per case, 7 ~ h lbM.
WHISKY Hocilued, IS per cont. proof,
per gallon, 80; Western, | - 90 ] 81, bour'
bon, 80 20 iO; BYo, 80 20 3 5Di Scotch I'M.
poried, I % 20 i2Si Irish imported, 1 - Ia
a5h.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Heidseiok, quarts
per dozen, ~ 00;I Krug q CO., quartz, Per
dozen, II J0: Moer 4 Chandon, silloTy
Mousseux, pog dozen, - o.; a. Goulet, pof
lozOn, p 10; q VI. Mumm & Co.'S. Dry
vorvnay, q rs; Extya Dry, 300; pints, 2 "
additional.
WiSEs-Californlac lsret, per gallon, l5c;
Zieniaudel, No per gallon, U0to rs; im-
ported clarets, ordinary, per cask, 10ol "a
Sd 20: family clnrets, per cask. 20 Ol 10 l2b %
fine clarets, per cask, 100 % 10 10 OF Mo
doc, per case, d %; - Julian, per case, 80;
Maiuaax, per case, w; Ponto Camel. per
ocsO, 10 %; LaIOsee, per case, II u0i Leo
veil, per case, - o.; Chateau Lartto, per
case, q %; ordinary, por case . - 70 81
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Afra .uninnf, n aafsn, afi uUd f,ai.
lef iuseu ~ il'amohd dee. y ansan,
lhitter 40 tius-ills y nj sugs'
'f,sftAisei. q iosii, v hos. s0it O.
iixl. Il inx, l1l Ifsnn fisN, "a hox, M
IUruU. Hir.f Ia hnN, Al OBJ
wAnr-Plaood discount il 3 cent
Changed, dieruunt "A d cent
Hnih l-No J. t1i 20, and "A ~ n
uurE iiuusr CuiLsrH-Nn Il p u dOa
fAufH--fan loop, 10 q iofrni lhree
I iUIp. BIO IA duen.
TArHs-1n hoxra, lQ0 l0psa, 500 a boz ,
aHUu Horse iuEgn, ni railroad
Iiris ID unfrn b ~.
ua4fOI lH-- A dozen, ID.
tuuurR iELtthu 81 n cont
kAftA-Itl rate.
hHuvEls ANp sPApEs- i,aglanis, dis
csunt 40 per cent? Amss' list, tlnel soodsi
| dIffuuut ID und 10 per cent,
HEAVY uAnnWAE f-Ahsi,ai tniahedi
| 9.U0i poles y Ni sln.i Hues, WAGONS, &C.
lert, i5i busy, ~ express, aeoi wagon
i.55; coupling pole, t,lai sPokes, AAN, -.
3, 20, 10 don shoes, t.ni uOf.LWesteFn
home nails, So,d, b,Ql; Z, All 3, b.uli n.f
ron, q rniei pillow ti1al, 10; spring -isal'
buaaIRs-irads q. and Eprlne top, a. "
| 10 til.I.s 10, upuui sQhl ~ tluJi 90, side
| pring Ipp, 100 M ~ lsi.uo; 10. side bar,
lhLOl 10 80 40; dO. phHtnna, la,..l 10 $50 ,eii
/ gfaia A, side hpIin- lQM 20 lu,Ni do
| ph@t0nt 900 10 5000; bump scat ougElas
VS. % % 2D,ul; 2setsrm springs, ~ 20 u
10 Dia hreg sprifht ttganB, a'oo 10 i.sA
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a. @aE.0oo Transactiun.

The following deed, placed on file in
the county clerks office yesterday,
explains itself:
STATE OF TEXAS, HARRIS COUNTY.
Know AL men by these prasenes,
that /, Paul Bremono, OF said STATE
and county, in consideration OF S2o,O0O
to me paid by Il. w. House, OF paid
State and county, heve granted, DsI-
gained, sold and conveyed, and assign
unto T. w. House, oil my right, title
End interest to the property and estate,
real and personal, purchased OF. other
Wise acquired by myself and asso-
ciatas, w. j. Hutchins, w. II. Baker,
w. M, Rico, G. Ennis, A. Groesbeck,
d. Ell. Paige and w. X. Dodge, or by
ourselves, for our use and benefit, lln-
der an agreement In writing
made and entered into betWesn
us, besrtng date March Y,
1868, which agreement provides
thai the lands acquired hereunder
ehsll be vested in and subject entirely
to the control and disposition of w. .fr
HutchiDe, 4. Gr0esbeck, w. II. Raaer
and Il. A. RinN, as the trustees, for the
use and beIit liz of said parties thereto,
their heirs and assigns and legal rep
resentatives, subjec5 at all times, how
ever, to the conlrOi and direction OF Ss1d
parties, or their survivors, together
with all the rigats belonging TO mo
as a party TO said agreement
and as part ownership OF the property
acquired Hereunder, or the proceeds
thereof undivided among the parties
IN interest, to have and to hold to him
the said It. w. House, his heirs and as
sigus forsver. Witness my hand,
ADril 25. 1885, p. BREMoND.
The undersigned hereby assent to
the sale by Paul Bremond TO I. w.
House of his, the said Bremond's in
terest, w. r. BAKER.
A. GRoEsBEECK.
uouston. Anril 81. 1885, ~
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AGENTS T T aI';E w. 1 nt,s TEXAS HISTORY
sy-cThe a History Pui'-hud|D
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO AGENTSE
ood ihnt s2OO, OOO ndditional

understood that 100000 additional
capital win ha put into 'ha NTH, aud
that new and costly plart OF labor
saving machinery VIII be purchased.
The new mill employees 300 rnsn.
The strike OF tho hrAkemep on The
Evansville d Terre Hauto railroad has
been compro mised and n!l tho old
hands put 10 work, President Mec6oy
was ut VIncennes himself on Tburs.
day aud Friday, and soon perceived
that II groRt mistake had rsen faodt
by tho management cf tho road in
a6olIshins The yard sevvlc' as iha'
point.
The Grand Gruuk railros1 Of Cana
dc, on which line 2. II. Barnum's ia
nous elephant, Jumbo, was recsnLly
killed, urged "a their eXcugo for ths
elephauticide that Jumbo did not have
his trunk checked.
II has bean computed by one who ii
fond of figures that in England the
proportion of persons killed in railws?
accidents is in 5,14S,0SS who travel
ths injured beinR In ACC, l2i.
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AcIDs--Acetic, JOG y ID; benzoic. 2lc y or;
carbolic, 4gc q ID. irlc, 65c y 10; gaIlic, iSc
IS or; oxelic. ice q Id; saiicylic, . D. ID;
ALUM-31G(g6c q ID.
AMMoNII-- Bromide, CSC q ID; carbonate,
16, q ID
ARROW RooT--B Bermuda 9hc Z, ID.
BALsAM,, Capaiba, 45c q ID; FIR, 4bc q Id;
BARK Cassla, 12c = ID; sassafras. 1?c q
wild cherry, l4c p III.
BAY RUM--sl@275 u ID.
bSMUTH--Su unit ate, $2.95 p ID.
GLUE MASS -i5c &, h.
BoRAX-- &c u ID.
CALoMEL-- 75c ;B ID; English,
81 2 ID.
--75@S5c q ID.
CINCHoNEDIA--P. d. W., l-oz walls, 23c q
OF: 5-oz cans, lSc q OF; 3. & s., l-oz walls,
2lc q OF; 5-o2 cans, l6c u OF.
cocaine Muriate, crystal, lOc q gr; 4
per cent. solution, "A, 81 q OF.
CORROSIVE SUBLIMATE--B5c ., n.
CREAM TARTAR Pure, powdered, doc Rib
EXTRACT LoGwOoD--l0(01ecT q ID.
GLYoERIEE--lSa2 5c q ib; Price, 759S5c
| q ID.
GUM--Arabic, 5c@eOc p ID; asafntida, Csc
U ib opium, 50 s5gl.l0 9Th; camphor,26c Tib
HoPs--Pressed, 20021c a. ID.
IODINE Resubllmed, 81 &, Id.
IoDoFoRM--i2c Is OF.
LEAVES Buchu, l5c q, Ii; cage, pressed,
As Us q ID; SIENNA. 2uc q h..
MERoURY--50c q ID.
MoRPHINE--P. q W., "A, S30j y OF; p. &:
w :, OF, s2.S1i Smiths Is, ss70, OF, $3.50.
OILs-Bergamot, ISanderson's, SIPS Ts ID;
| cassia, 81 20 4, ID; castor, sl.15@l IS q gal;
cloves, SLIGO &, ib; cubebs, $40 u ID; lemon,
Sanderson's, 8 so q lib; peppermint, "a y ID;
sassatrss, sc q ID.
PorAs8IUM-- Bromide, 4Oc - ID; chlorate,
25c q ID; cyanide, fused, 81 q ID; iodide, So
q ID.
DovERs POWDER s--s1 10 q Ib.
QUININE-ls, & W., ozs, 97c d. OF P. & W.
e-oz cans, 92c q OF B. & s., OF S2c ars OF; 3.
& S. 5-oZ cans, SIC II OF.
RED PREC PITATE--S5c p ID.
soAP.-Castile, mottled, SglO, y ID; white.
Cont 14el6c q ID,
aTRYCHNINT-Crystal, Is, SLIGO q OF.
SULPHUR--3,Se5c TS ID.
WAX BEES--Yellow, 30c u ib; white, 500
GO, II ID,
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Terss Tertiary Coal.

"Whst do you know about tertiary
coal ia Texas?" said p HERALD repor-
ter TO Professor w, y. CumninR yes.
terdny. III know" said The professor,
"thst there Is large amount OF such
coal in the Stale, ;snd IL is AZ good AS
any tertiary coal in tho world. Here
tofore ii has been thought by geolo-
gists that there IVES no vaiua bic coal
in formations later than tho carhonii-
erous, buS for the last few years coal
has been in formations IS high as the
the eastern part Of this state lies south
east of a line beginning at
GAINESVILLE, thenoe passing Wills
Point, Lhen Mexia. Milan
county, and 30 southwest 70 the Cult
OF Mexico. All east OF that line in the
State belongs to the tertiary. AT
many localigIcs in that part of the
State beds of semi-bituminous coal
have been formed, ranging in thick-
ness from few inches to 20 feet. This
coal can be used tor all purposes for
which coal is used, A sample from a
bed nsar Calvert gave "a per cent.
coke. II burns freely without clink-
ers. This coal is much lighter than
ferrous measures, and requires much
less draft in engines, and when it hes
been attempted to burn this coal in
the engines as they are now con-
structed, the complaint has been that
it burnt too fast. This objection
would be vary easily remedied. There
aro many nl1ces in the state where
The tertiary coal could bo minod to ad-
vantage, and it is probable that for
stationary engines rs much steam
might be- producsd by 2 ton OF this
coal as ton OF the bituminOus coal
from tho Indian Territory. just now,
when there 10 such q demand for cheap
fuel in Dallas, it would be a good idea
for the men interested to look into
this matter.
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II rs. Winsloyv,s soothins syrup

Kew SylVGNuS CODD CluS WAIOSS ~
| the Boston Christian Freemen:--We
would by no means recommend any
kind Of medicine which we did no.
know TO be good particularly for in
fants. But of Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup we can speak from knowl-
edge. In our own family 1t has proved
blessing indeed, by giving an infant
troubled with collie pains quiet sleep,
and the parents unbroken rest at
night. Most parents can appreciate
these blessings. Zero ia an article
which works to perfection and which
is harmless; for The sleep which it af-
fords the infant 10 perfectly natural,
and the little oberub awakes as Upright
as 8 button" And during the process
OF teething its value is incslculable.
We have frequently heard mothers
say that they would not be without it
from the birth OF the child till 1t had
finished with the teething aiege, on
any consideration whatever. Sold by
all druggists. Is cents bottle.
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GENERAL MARKETS.


SKANsAs CITY, Oct. 20.-Wheat lower
cash, 74IS bid; November, 76M bid; May
Corn quiet; cash, Sc; year, Is asked; May
n bid.
Oats nominal: 29% asked.
The Live Stock Indicator reports: Cattle
--Rt ceipts, 5,024; shipments. 1897; market
steady; exporters, $40 to 500; good Ia
choice shipping, 49) to $50; common 10
medium, 4 al TO 4 IS; stocl1ers aud feeders,
ass TO AGO; COWS, 200 to 800; grass Texas
steers, $50 to %.
Hogs Receipts ,7OS; firmer and higher
Sheep Receipts, 37i; shipments none;
steady; fair TO good muttons, ESQ to 3.25;
common 10 me 3ium, $50 to 2.40.
HSa sssftz ST LOUIS.
y ST. LOUIS, Oct 0.-Cattle-Receip's, 800;
shipments, 600; the market was SLOW ana
easy and about 10 cents lower; native ship
ping steers, 400 to 8 40; tive butcher
steers, 3 80 10 4 90: mixed butcheripg stuff,
zoo to 3. 80; ockers aud feede s. 2 80 10 3 20;
grass Texans. 2. 40 to $50; Indians, go to
575.
Hogs Receipts, 5 :2Ooi market active and
higher, a. $50 10 375.
Shesp-Receipts, LOO; shipments, T0o;
market dull 70 ell except the b st grades;
common to medium natives, 20 to $50;
good TO choice, 2 81 10 3 Is: lambs, as to
$50: Texans, 1910 800
Flour quiet and unchanged.
Wheat quiet snd active for Lee@fnbcr
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NEW YORK Dali gEpoRT.

NEW YORK, Oct. co. Especial. = Stocks
active AID higher on the belief that the
trunk line negotiations arc practically
completed.
Money on cali at the stock exchange, lI-2
TO - per cent.
Sterling exchange quiet and steady.
Railroad bonds higher. Texas & Pacific
consois, 6's, 75M; Houston & Texas Central,
main line, frs e, 1905; seconds, 7i5S to So;
Gulf Colorado & Santa Fe ~, Ia; Fort
Worth d Denver City g., 50; Missouri Pa.
cifc consols G's, lOjls to 1906.
Dlstu biag advlces from the East had q
depressing effect on the otton market to-
day and, after considerable fc7erisness,
the close vas weak, ut a decline CT
points from last night. The reported
adjustment OF the Oldham troubles and
the resumption OF operations at the mills
acted adversely on The Liverpool market,
which also influenced the market here and
and induced some free selling. Sales were
90, 300 bales, or 1900 less than yesterday.
The movement to-day was entirely spec
ulsive, induced by temporary influences.
The general feeling among operators
has undergone no material change. If
the frost, which the bureau promises IS
close ct hand, should maze its appearance
the prospect IL good for u reversal or the
character ofthe market, and more decided
action by the bulls, who maintain that the
statistical position and tbs continued firm
ness of the Southern markets warrant high
prices. There is aso hope That cotton
shall receive some attention from the
spectators who are now prominent In the
stock and oil markets, and the eet-baok to-
day has in no wise ch lnged their views.
Transactions in spot cotton were l77
bales, ell 20 splnners. Quotations remain
unchanged, and the market is firm.
Wool rules firm with fair demand.
Hides show no material change and the
demand Is steady.
Cattle are rather weak.
Leather continues strong and prices fdlly
maintained.
Sugar dull and with little movement.
Stocks and Bonds.
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LOUISVILLE OAK soLE LEAruEn--S
heavy, free OF brands, 500 ID; < medium,
FREQ Of brands, SIC 10; a heavy, ons brand,
$40 10; A medium, one brand, $50 10; Balti-
more crop, &c; keystone oak sole, S56lSSc
BUFFALO SLAUaTER-Prlme,l 10 10 2 10
sides, $50 10; good, Is TO 70 ID sides, go ID.
counter, II 10 AN SIDES, ESQ per ID; q. D.
SO TO sec n; No, n0t haruess lea, 81 10 S2c
N; No. hem harness lea, 31c ~; RO.2 hem
harness lea, CSC 10; No. hem skirting
lea, sic ID; No. 2 hem skirtlng lea, 81 10 Sc
10: welt end bride leather, 400 to 900 q
side.
PHILADELPHIA CALB-- Extra quality,
23 to IS lbs 20 dozen, l. 20 10; - 10 ~ los 10
dozen, LIS 10; 4ito 50 lbs to dozen, .0S; 81 %
Obs o dozen, LOO ID; 81 to 70 ms % Dozen
6clh
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w. Ii. Howell q Bros, druggists,
wish to make an assertion, which they
can beck with q positive guarantee. II
is all about Acker's Blood Elixir.
all other remedies of its kicd, and
guarantee for it positive and sure
cure for rheumatism, syphilis, ant III
blood disorders. 1t freea the skin from
spots and disease, and leaves the COM
plexion clear. Ask them about it.
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NEW YONG, oa'. 2).-rho railroad
earnlngs portsd to-day, Tor tho soo'
und week OF October, generally make
favorable showing Tho perceptions bain
l.0uisvlilO a. Nashville, With loss OF
see 20, asa Chicago & Alton. witch 4
loss 81 sioT3i. Canadian Pteitie
gained Sli.607, and Denver & Rio
| GrAnle, 5000.
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GlHu TIdfngs FOR.
Patton's Sour-Well eye salve. 1 til
day certify your salve cured my eye
entirely after using it four months. /
lost my sight by working in machin-
cry. John A. Hodges, Enterprise,
Mississippi. The salve cured me OF
letter In my hand. Fred Smith,
Gresnville, Texas, Send ana get a
box, only 25 cents.
Il. G. PATTON & Co.,
Sulpher Springs, Texas.
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x.uursEEs Avp BUTLDINa lIarEgIAI

HUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER Rough lumber, boa; * native
ceiling, 10 90; 81 native ceiling, 2l.50; u ma
tive flooring, 20 90; " native aiding. 1906
Il rough ceiling, 1850.
SHIEGLEs-- Boss, cypress, 4 90; o: X. cy-
press, 400; No. cypress, $50; native pine
hearts, 8 80; native sap. 2.75.
PosTs- Cedar posts, best, Elfc each; bois
dare, lie.
LATHs--Per LOCO, 800.
BRICK--Dallas brick, e50per 1000.
PLASTER PARIS Nov York, 400; Mich
igan, 80 per barrel.
DEMENT, Rosendale, 2,75; Portland, best
S.25per barrel.
EroNE E'LUEs--A About 600 per foot.
DRAIN PIPE--F'ro l1c per FOOT, and
highet according to Riao.
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You arc allowed 4 irei tEial otNaH
DAYS OF The use Of DR.. Dyes Celebrated
Voltaic Belt with Eli CtrlGal suapersor
ry appliances, for the Epcndy relies ailt
permanent cure Ct NeS vOus Do
bility, Loss of Vitality ard Nom
hood, snd all kindred tfcublas. Aise,
for many other dis a5u5, Conple5s
res toration to health Y gor nad man
hood guaranteed. NJ risk ininolrite',
Illustrated pamphlet wlGli fun inioI-
NATION, terms, ETC., n Lied fleo ~ az
dressing Voitsio Bell company, MliU-
emil, Michigan.
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Captain q. r.. Campbell, supesinten-
dent of tho Texas Express company,
has returned TO the city, his home.
Captain A, Faulkner, the popular
general passenger agent the Houston
tE Texas Central road, was in the city
yesterday greeting his host of friends,
Mr.. Robert Adair, local agent of the
Houston IL Texas Central railway, at
Houston, was in the city yesterday.
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w. I'll. Howell " Bros dzuggiste,
would specially recommend 60 the lG-
dies Acker's dyspepsia GabiaM. Asa
laxative they have no equal, They are
guaranteed TO cure chronic c9natipa-
ton, dyspepsia, aid all Ilise aasa sris-
ing from deranged stQfnaae. With q
free use Of the Tablets, sos boadaehe
Ia i'm possible.
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Says the People all Want 1t.

Columbus, Texas, June Is, lSS8-Dr. j. j.
Tobin, Austin:
SIR:-Enclosed ind draft for $37,
same being amount in full OF our &C.
count with you to date. Your Hepa-
tozone sells we'll and has given per-
feet satisfaction 80 far. Many claim
that ills the best medicine for what it
is recommended to do of any they h2v @
ever used. Very respectfully. ETC.,
G. Z. SMITH, Dispensing Druggist.
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Josiah Davis, Trnuila

Josiah Davis, North Middletown,
Kentucky, writes: "I am now using q
box OF your Henry's Carbolic Salve
upon an ulcer, which, for the past ten
days, has given me great pain. This
salve is the only remedy l have found
that has given mo any ease. My ulcer
was caused by varicose veins, and was
prosounced incurable by my medical
doctors. l find, however, that Henry's
Cerbolic Salve is effecting ca ure." Be-
ware of limitations.
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There arc scores of persons who ~
suffering from some forW 81 blood QS-
order or skin disease, sueb Is serpi
ula, hollis, etc., etc. After y practical
test w. IL. Howell 81 Bros irugslgts,
assert that AckeI's flona Elixir vii
certainly cure all euon oisees0l, W
ciuGing syphilis and rhsQmslign. "a
is nor patent noslrnm, but o sc!nn'
tific preparation. Thsy fuaranteo u,
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uIDEs AND WnOL.

HIDEs-No. l., dry flint hides, lac q ID
No. 2, Dry flint hides, lie &, ID; No. !, dry
sailed hides, lie &, ID; No. 2, dry sailed hi1e
Sc p ID; dry bulls and bad damaged, Sc q ID
dry deer skins, l2c q ID: No. !, green saltet
hides, TIC p ID; No. 2, green sailed hides
Gs4c q ID; No. /, green butcher hides, &c &
ID; No. 2, green butcher hides, &c % u; sheer
skins, lG0935c each.
WooL-FalI clip, lO9l7c q ID.
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Very Hemnrhsble Resovery

Mr.. George V. WI Ing, 81 MGuenes-
ser, Michigan, write. any wife eaa
been slmont hsjpless or hvo years, 20
helpless that she cou'd mol turn over
81 bed alone, Sbe used two bohl3N II
Eleatric Bitten, ana IL % much al
proved, that she ~ ab,o now ~ 40 her
own work"
Electric Bltters WI So old thal IS
claimed for Thorn. Hundreds o. teBLi-
monials attrst mir gr0at curative
powers. Only fifty cen,a 8 b)tt.o ~ va
II. HoTell u Bros.