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Mexico weekly ledger., 1885-04-09

'hOuS on Coughs"
Ask for "Rough on Coughs,n for
Coughs. Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness.
Troches, l5c. Liquid, 25c.
"ROuGH ON RATS"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, ~bed-bugs, skunks, ~chipmunks.
gophers. l5c. Druggists
HEART PANS.
Palpitation, Dropsical Swellings, Dig
ziness, Indigestion, Headache, Sleepless-
ness cured by "Wells' Health Renewer.r
"RouaH ON CoRNs."
Ask for Wells "Rough on Corns.'
l5c. Quick, complete cure. Hard on
soft corns, warts, bunions.
"RoUGH ON PAIN" PoRoUsED PLASTER.
Strengthening, improved, the best fol-
backache, pains in chest or side, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia.
THIN PEOPLE.
"Wells' Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, Head
ache, Nervousness, Debility. 81,
WHoopING CoUGH,
| &AAo tAV AAAohy AAACStloAS VI NuAi
dren, promptly, pleasantly and safely
relieved by 'Rough on Coughs" Troches
l5.; Balsam, 25 cents.
| MOTHERS.
| If you are failing, broken, worn GU
and nervous, use "Wells' Health Renew
err" 81. Druggists.
LIFE PRESENTER.
If you are losing your grip on life, tr,
"Wells' Health REVIEWER" Goes direc
to weak spots.
CROUCH ON TooTHAcHE."
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache
Faceache. Ask for "Rough on Tooth
ache" 10 and 25 cents.
PRRFTY WOMEN.
Ladies who would retain freshness ant
vivacity. Don't fail to try 'Wells' Healtl
Remover"
Catarrhal THROAT AFFECTIONS.
Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds, Sor
Throat, cured by "Rough on Coughs
Troches, 15c. Liquid, 25c.
RoryGu ON ITCu
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PRINTS Merrimack, fancy, 50; Man
chester, 81; ARNOLD, 9; American, 81; Pa
elnc, 51ii Hamilton, 5IS; Gloucester, Ok;
gloucester mngr., bb%i gloucester silver
grey, Mi Allen, 5li Lodi,4y4; simpson, 81
Eddy stone, q; Simpson mng.,. 8; Allen,
pink and purple, g; Simpson silver grey,
o. Richmond, pink and purple, 8; Dun
nell, shirting, ~; RRgetta shifting, AZ;
Allen check, 5z; Peabody, black, 81;
simpson, black, 6; RosOdsle, ~,
BROwS SHEETIEGs--Crown, X; Au-
gusta, O.; Ettrich LII, g. Charter Oak, 81;
Live Oak, 4; International, 5x; Laurence
I'LL, .; Glet dale, % Enterprise, s; Glen
dale, x, 6: Boat AL, "; Admission, 81
BROWN SHtRTISG-AEst Iron, 81 Farm
ers, u ; Honest, ~; recahontas, "a; Al.
lendele, ] Century, %; Dwight, rs Look
BLEACHED SHIRTING--NewY York, l0H
Mamsutta, ~; Langdon, ~; Lonsdale,
*; LonSdRle Cambria, IL; Masonvllle, l0l[;
Fruit OF the Loom, 81; Gold Medal, Nj
Cream OF Crops,
TICKING-AmosEeag A Z A, 10; Amo.
skeag A, 49,; Swim River u; Standard
land fancy, bAi Acme ODD, 81; Raleigh,
1915 Standard 2, 81 Pearl River, III sibley
Awning, 10.
Standardization, lO5I; Thorndiks,
lOg4; American, 9; Rock River, 8; Raleigh,
50; Unknown, S-S, s1ti Jewett City, S1li
Unknown, 6-8, TO-
DENIMs-Amoskeag l2ls; Otis, l3h;
Yorn, lbtEi MCIrlu, 1874,
CHECKS AND pLAIDs-Mount Pleasant,
7; CRtRwba, u; Old Dominion, q, Mem.
phls, ~; Queen City, "a; Augusta,f; Ten
nessoe, lOHj Cottondale, Z; Cumberland
Check, z; Slbley,S.
Bates, 81; Slatersyill0, 81
Westtille, 4; Bates Dress Plaid, o. scotch
Il r., NJ; AmosEeag, 50 Belleyiew, ~ ;
Washington .; Windemero, ~
MISUNDERSTANDING ~, Sterling, ~;
lie, i0jt; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81 Ever
cit, ~. Boss, 8; Silverdale, s.; Arlington,
&; Victoria, IL; germania, 49,. Bates, IL,
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LIQUORS..

tIsJOHOG.-y gallon, SS.SigslS7.
BAATpIEs-Domestlc, 4 gallon, l.5C@
ys.U1; imported cognac, 1871, p gallon, fi.SJi
1874 Sh.5b; lI0, 1870; 1866, S8,5 1880, N.40i
1895, S,Q0; lsts, tlO,50i Utard, Dupuy & Cos
cognac, 1875, $3.50; ls7O. 400; 1857 1890
| 1876, il0.25; Bisluei, OubOuohs a 20, cog
nae 1873. N60; lE1p, $50 1913, $500.
lIN-Domestio, g tal on, Sl.ISd2OOi I'm
port Holland, S8,0JCsA11; Sir Robert Bur
nStts Old Tom, Acsak, 'a,6Ips.O1 Holland
y case, i7.6OGl6,00.
WHIsKY-Rectined, IS y cent. proof
gallon, $50; Western, Sl.SSpl.4Oi Bourbon
| fl.iOtfS.50; Rye, sl.5NGS.50i Scotch Import.
cd tL00sl.2S; lrish, imported, t.%S
MT6.
CHAMPAeNEs Piper Heldseiok, quartz
u dozen, $500; j. Krug a Co., quarts, v
| dozen, lz.5O; Moer 4 Chandon, Sillery
ne .RseuI, y dozen, 400; q. Goulet,. y
dozen, 1880; q. IL. Mumm q Co.'s, dry
versensy, .A76i Extra Dry, %.oOi pints, q
WfEEs@Californla claret, v gallon, 70
Elcniandel No,l,N gallon, lO0C9l.75 Import
cd ularets, ordinary, y oask, 70.0OCpS0,OO
| family clareis, per case, IO,UN9l25.0Oi pnt
olareis, p osSil i0O.00lAlT5.O0i Medoc,
case, 900; ~, Julian, y case, $50; MargauI
y case, 100; eoute Canet, n oase, 1000
| fnrose, y case ACC; Leovill, Fcaae, R.Ol
CnRtsan IArtte q case, u CO., ordinary ,
| case z n1dA50
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DRUaE.

AuIDs-Salphuric, y. carboy Ss.7b; cltrle
e H., 5o658c! oxallc, u 70, i0A; tsrtarlc
powdered y ., 45(pl6.
aUMs-ArabiO, seiSVJ, Il ID, Co.: asafo-
tida 9 70 30ci camphOr, Is 70 rs; opium, yA.20
10 40.
Oils Bergar,ot, Ssnderson's, q ID {2lO;
lemon, Sanderson's, sl.s5; peppermint
kb.OO; wlntergreen, 225; olive, Malaga, a.25,
PorAsH-Bromide, y p, G0c; iodide,
f8.25.
''oAPs-oastile, uioitlea, q y, g@lOo,
CASTLE, white, l4(9l5,
@IsoELLANGoUs 49, Ammonia, carb,, q
y, NC; alum, Ss5; arrowroot, Bermuda, 100
Balsan, copniba, eCc; borax, refined, l0Gl2
calomel, am, 700; castor oil, y gat.
{l.46(sl.80, cnsSta buds. y 70, l59ls; cream
tsrtor, pure q y, IS; corrosive subllmatt
y n, IS; chlOTo form, y IL, 30; sKtrac
logwood, bulk, z %, l2QelI; glycerine
eulk, y n, l5lSl01f, iodine reGubilmated
p n, 400 loa7ss, b Iohu, short, y n
70; leaves, sonna, Ajax q n, Is; NOR
phls, sulph, o., $S.9, spirits nitSr
sweet, p NJ 70; stryohnia, crystals, Sl.a
@ l.40i tapiooai e 70, ?; wax. white. Z
H. AfI1a.
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HARpMARn ANN METALs

AxEs-Colllns, v dozen, S.OOi Gold Dollar
c9sen, S.0oi Diamond edge, y doSsr' S'00i
Double BIT, 100.
sxtLLETs IED Lrps-aXc = nj sugar
Kettles, ixc y n. -.
TIH PikTE-l, u, lOIls, " box, 500; I. y
lA12O, box, 500; Torno, ttxO, hhox, 1'0O'
Terne, 2Ox2S, n boz, l4.jO,
TfNWARE-Pieced, discount 30 n cent
t9iupod, discount 30 n cent.
koLDER-No. l, l5c; No, q sno x lbc Wn
DUCK HORSE IARa-No. l, as y dos
.HAMEs-Two loop, S2 y dosani thres
TAcRs-In boxes, TO papers, 2,6e y box.
GRUB HoEs-R dozen, 750; railroad
pioknl dozen, $50.
MATTooKs--T dozen, $50, .
kuBBKR BELrGEG-Diaconnt W tcent'
NAfLs-S.OC, rats, ,,- n.
eHovELn AND BPADHs-kowlandt, dlf'
count 40 Scent; AmeS list, OIL o. goods, a.
count ~ abu 10 y cent -
n hrAvT HARDwARE--Shafte, nnisne =
W.; polee, 1880; singletrees, wagonal SO
ieet, LIS buggy, 2.25; express 400 wagof
tongues, 1000; hickory nxles, 1000 bolster.
L6i coupling poles, tT5,u spokea, XXX
.elect, 27b,XX&, 2.6Q; sawed felloes, "
LIbi y 400, Bowden shoes, 6eQj north
western horse nails, No. Q, SOU :, 90 :
ui bar Iron, 20 rate plow steel, Ici sprin
heeli &c; cast steel, lSc. m u.
nhueotrs-Grsde Il, and spring top, Wy
gluOnO; do. open, Ip.I~s>eDuvi 40. -, s,u y
3ring top, lO0.0NelS5.00 do. side bar, iuV'v
elSOsOO DO. phmtons, i2b.0a6lb0.00l grade A
eds spring, ls0.OOg20o.0o; do. phmtons, lSo y.
.0; bump seat buggiesi l,oMv0.W
PLATFORM springs, lloQQ0l2l00l three sprini
[Faeons, N.oQ&il50.
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

oBANoHs-Slcily, " box, S3.75 10 1885.
STRAwBERRGEs-S2.50 per case, accord
Ing 10 quality,
0NIoNs.-LoulsanR 225 8 bushel.
POTAToEs-B buGhel, new, soc.
CABBAGH-2lSc for Palermo per ID; 500
60c dozen Texas,
OHIcKENs-we quote Il 800 per dozen
spring, 2O0G2.50
EaGs--l0c u dozen. scarce.
BUTTEE--Best grads northern, $50; beg
Dallas county, 25c; other Texas cogrt,
butter, $50. according 10 Qualify
BLAcRBERBIEs-l0 per.quRrt,
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GRAIN AND BREADsTUFFs.

WuEAT-S0dS5
RYE-Kansas, 0jc.
CoRN-In ear, 50d55C.
OATs-ln bulk, 2S93Oc; from store, 2g3c
higher.
BRAN-Per cwl: At mills, 90c(Gl.OO.
CoRNMEAL-Fine bolted, per 100 pounds,
l.S0.
HoMINY AND GRITs-S5 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn, per 100 pounds,
$40; chopped corn and oats,per 100 pounds,
Sl.iO; corn bran, per 100 pounds, Soc.
GRAHAM FLOUR-Per 100 pounds, SO.
HAY-Pralrle, 50 per ton; millel, Sl2 per
ton, or $40 loose,
MGLLET SEED-Large, 81 20; small, a.
FLoUR-First Patent, S2,90lg3 10; Second
Patent, S2.70G2.gO; Extra Fancy, S2.5OtG2.7O;
Fancy, S235G2 55; low grade, ,0jG22O,
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LEATHER,

LouisvILLn OAK SOLE tLEATHER-X
heavy, free ,of brands, sSc ID; X medium,
nee ef brands, S8c 10; A heavy, ons brand,
$50 10; A medium, one brandt $40 lbi Bal
timors crop, iio.
BuFFAIa Prime, Is 70 % Id
sides soc III, good, 10 20 % sides, $50 ID;
counter II 10 lIlb sides, DC ID; q. D., Mata-
r1oras, @o 10; No, /, oak harness lea, - TO
sio N; No. 2, oak harness lea, 80 70 Sic ID;
No, /, hem harness lea,S}c ID No. hem
Slo Id, No, 2, hem skirting lea, 3l09S2o Id,
Welt mud bride leather, "a 70 S5a side.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-Extrs quality, ~
N 8 10 10 dozen, $40 ID; IS 10 q 10 70
dozen, u.i5 ID; A TO 80 Ilb 70 dozen, u.06, 81
TO 90 10; TO dozen, 81 lbi "a TO 70 ID - dozen
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WOOL. HIDES AND PELrRIEs.

WOOL Mexican, nee OF burrs, nominal
Msticau improved, n, medium l5plec; nne
wool. according 70 dirt and condition, II
obs bury, Seec rer pound less according
RiDEs-Prime plump iinis, % ns and up,
1870 Per n; seconds, plump Minus ms nno
psr d. bulls and stays, S9sc per nj dry
saited, 10 gllkc, according 70 condition
ga, TrsxLIoWNPrims tallow, 10; tallow pease
vsiiov IN brown. fD5c. 49, q
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LUnSsER AND BUILDING MArEasA

Rough lumber, 1880; Il ma
tive ceiling, Is 10; Il native ceiling, $50; 4
native flooring, 25,UOi u native siding, lS0Oi
\ roughceillng, 1850.
SHINGLEs--B cypress, N.60;0. X oy-
press, t.00; No. | cypress, S.16; native pine
nssrts, $50; native sap, S2,7b.
PosTs-CedRr posts, best, IKE each.
LATHs-Per 1000, 400.
BRIcR-DallaA brlcK, $50 per 1000.
PLAs1 ER PARIs-New York, 400; Miohi.
z an, $50 per barrel.
CEMENT osendals, AIS; Portland, best,
3.25 per barrel,
SToNE FLuKs-About 5Oc per foot.
DRAIN PIPE-From lBc per foot, and
higher according TO size.
LIME-Coopered lime, 400 par barrel,
HAIR-Goat, Sc per pund.
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|||." N, LOUIS.
spnnIy too ". snail 1iyHtEat nI.e receipts,
IN; bnlv n trifiinv retail troll 49, . A0''
:}ogs2Receints 7oa. g ot"ue S HOne, -.
<<2. 7'''' e''N N0iii"'u 90
~ Man eceints IN. NO ern,i,, o,,5
rkef. supply anu Ho
Tio,1r lower and weelr. fo,,iI,, oeE.o-.
<<]ce. 4T 10 a. fancy No. Y.Vo a ~ o,.oi
VIA I 40. Jaw '00'OV' patents
Xheat active and very unsettled. onered
<}riL hotter but nday , ,nao.Ii.ul oPehtu
M declined 10 ~ na uf{en pressure pscoHn 70
|Ichiated and closed g9IS. mly M 10 10
76zipg COI-2: AnSustH 1SSi9 10 Ivy S no "
|oeing l.O23{; September. I0iiz 10 IN ! * %
1bsing l.Oi3l, -'''/s W w .
COM duh, lower and weak. CLOSING 4
|6der esterday; No. 2 mixed cash. M 10
mime, II to Az, closing lil5; Auenst.
IA 10 Az, closing Az to il95. Septemher
I< 10 445s closing Az.
ja $ irregular cash, 80 to S39l; June. AZ :.
k1gnst, 2i13 TO 2l5s,
Com meal steady, $50.
WOOL active and firm.
Whisky steady, l.lg.
'PrDvisions quletand unchanged, and only
J. lob trade done
KANSAS CITY.
KASsAs CITY, June 20.-Wheat lower
Vi. 2 red, cash and June nominal; July
( sellers; August opened $40, sold down
Q&5s
,Corn weak; No. cash, S7%; June and
Iuly nominal; August, 40 and later at 393.
Oats-No offerings. ''7'
The Live Stock Indicator reports:
xCattle-Receipts, 572; weak and slow ex-
Hpt for good to choice fat exr orters, 5 20 10
';H0; good TO choice shipping, 400 TO 5.lh;
|Qmmon TO medium, 400 to I.Sj feeders,
|.<0 70 40; cows, 500 10 w.
Hogs- II 200; weak and lower,
10 3.75.
sheep-R Receipts; 10; quiet; fair TO good
nuttons, 2 90 to 1926; common TO medium
"a 70 $50,
CHICAGO.
CHIcAGo, June 2O.-Flour duh and un-
henged
Wheat opened "a higher. rallied \ nd
Iitional, sold of a shade and ruled Quiet,
tut broke u from top figures, rallied again
nd losed a shade better than Yesterday
Iune, $50 to 50, closed SSsz; July. SgI% ia
0l< closed S05s 10 80: August, gli TO g3Jl.
closed gl7s tow
Corn quiet and generally a shade easier.
nut closed about the same as yesterday:
ash, Al; June, II TO AZ, closed AZ, July
Ga to 49,, closed 49, to iG5s; August, i6 io
81, closed 461s to 46J4.
Pork dun and easy; closed Is cents under
cash. 1920 TO 10 %; July, lO.l7J.
o 10 25; August, % p to 1885.
Lard steady: closed shade easier, cash.
.6O to G GO 10; July, q 90 ~ 10 q B5. An,
rust, 6 20 u 675
Boxed meats steady; dry sailed shout
Iers, s 70 TO 3 so, short rib. $50 to 5,32l-2:
hort clear, go tO5.S5,
The Drovers' journal reports: Cattle
Receipts, 1900; market active: j 10 10
higher; shipping steers, 10 to 500; stock
,rs and feeders, 1855 TO 4.7h; cows, bulls and
mixed, $50 TO AGO: thorough Texas cattle
'ornfed, AGO TO as; grgssers, 2.75 to 400
HOgs-Receipts $500; brisk at 10 10 de-
line; $50 TO AS
Sheep-ReceiptS SEQ: market steady.
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LIVE RTnnK

Ens or Citations given below refer 20 corn.
fed animals, living weight
BRHvks-Sls8lfc per pound.
Cows-2a@Sc per pound; milch cows
COM uAon, ~ per head.
6uHEP-PriIne, ~ 10 90.
y aoATs-Non0 ON the market,
doGa-21fdASc per pound.
BuIIA Ann. STAse-lJ.019c per pound.
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Mrs. Charles Smith, of Jimes, Ohio,
writes; 81 have used every remedy
for sick headache | could hear OF for
the past 10 years, but Carter's. Little
Liver Pills did me more good that all
tho reetU
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Remember the only train running
through-ooaohe and Pullman Hotel
cars through the beautiful Indian
Territory" leaves the brick depot ev'
cry night. Sleeping car berths re-
perved In advance at 300 Main streetii
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How Glad She Was,
Mrs. Strong, of Pittsburg, Pa, says:
"For three years / was subject 10 So
we're attacks of collie, cramps and diar-
rhea. Three bottles Of Parker's Tonic
cured me,u
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and New Orleans daily. Nos. IS
and 1883 connect nj Fort Worth with train
to and from Colorado. Nos. 3ol, 302 and
S03 take meals at the Union depot,
Double daily trains 10 New Orleans
The Texas 4 Pacific In Ill miles the short
est route to New Orleans
Solid trains El Paso TO 81 Louis Also
Dallas TO San Antonio, etc Fast time
! tiTst.class equipment, sure connection
See that your ticket reads via the Texas
4 Pacific Railway
Passengers booked 10 and from al
points in Europe via the CRED STAR
steamship line, plying between New York
| Philadelphia, and Antwerp, Belgium, and
the "AMERlCAN" steamship line between
| Philadelphia and Liverpool, England
For maps, time tables, tickets, rates and
all required information, call on or address
r. Z TURNER,
Ticket Agt, 506 Main street, Dallas, Tex
H. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
b. w. MCCULLOUGH,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent, Gal
weston, Texas.
W. II. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, Galveston, Texas
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Shiloh's Vitaliver is what you need
for consumption, loss OF appetite, dig
illness, and all symptoms OF dyspep-
STA, Price 10 and 70 cents per bottle,
Sold by J. l.. Williams Il Co,
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ExPoRTs Am srncKs

EXPORTS AND STOCKS.
Exports from all United States ports thus
Iar this week: Great Britain, 500; France,
0,3Vi Continent, ...... Stock at all United
state, ports: This day, S56,25C this day last
year, 346,5il.
VISIBLE SUPPLY.
NEW YORK, June 20-The visible SUNNY
OF cotton in the world on Saturday, June
20, according to the New York Chronicle,
IS as follows: Total supply to-day, 1897 go;
same day last year, 2,2SO,SlS; difference in
| decrease, 2S95iS
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss OF
appetite, yellow skim Bhiloh's Vitali-
ger Ia positive cure. Sold by j. l.,
Williams.
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MONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, June 20.-Money on call
easy at per cent; prime mercantile paper,
400 TO 500; foreign exchange dull and
steady at 1854 for 90 days and iS6l for de.
mani
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Dallas intends to haye all of her
neighbors at her 4th of July celebrs-
ton.
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Read wagons, phatons, buggies and
all styles OF vehicles for sale low, by
Orr, 72 Main street.
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$1,000 ,>SiLNOADs
NEW RAILWAY TIME uARD

WoUssou a rax.. u.,s,
In effect lime IAN 81 noon
onrNn sc,,~g
No 2 Now 0rlaans anS Gaiuo.,..
lGxpress Idsilv1 N 'oo"n -,
no. l2--Aixed To Corsicann fex u
cspi Sunday ,.Qs u \,
No, A. GRlyeston eni uovs,n,,,, A'So M
Express ,asi,s -'"''0" z,zs IN =,
GOING HopTIt ~
No 8 81, Louis and ChicagnE
press daily, e.oo NJ
No. LINKED 10 Daniaon faxcan, Wv ~ Nn'
Sunday. ............ lq.l6 u Al
No. l-St. Louis and Chicago ~
Express ldRilyl q,ks u NJ
rexaa q PnoiNc. '''' - "'
GOING EAsT--r. a p, DsPoS.
40. Sp4--st, Louis express. s,.o NJ
Leaves Union Depot ,......... $40 A, NJ
NO; SSmLocal Passenger. 80. $40 +. NJ.
NO, SVo leaves Union Depot. $40 p. Nj
e"h AnSonio Express arrives. .lO;S p, NJ.
Al on, S9tNu WEsTGUNIoN DEPOT.
NJ S T,,I Express, arr. $40 L. NJ,
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FAVoRITE LINE TO THE
NORTH. EAST And SOUTHEAST.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS
DAILY BETWEEN
ST LOUIS and DALLAS, EORr WORTH,
Ell PASO and SAN FRANCISCO,
DALLAS and NEW OR
LEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE
TRAINs PASS pALLAs.

BPullman sleepers Fort Worth and
Dallas to New Orleans without change.
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GALYEsrnN
LIVERPOOL
Dry GOODS.

IBID, ASKED.
TONE: ClOsed-New York ,quiet; New Or
leans, steady; Liverpool, firm.
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WILL A. WATKIN & CO.,
HERALD BUILDING, MAIN ST.
Pian0sa and Organs

Wehae fine stock Of Pianos and Organs which will be found
th oldest and best makes known,
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-21
BUSINESS WORLD.
BY TELEGRAPH.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS.
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isupply too small to make a market
pnly a trifiing retail trade done.
300; good demand; 3 u
The Somerset reporter., 1885-06-24
d" Walking Typhoid -

A case Of uncommon but not unheard OF
malady 4me under the writer's notice re-
Gently. young married man sent note
10 his wife that he vas summoned 10 a
neighboring town on business and would be
away all night. As this contingency fire.
quently rose in his occupation nothing was
thought of the announcement till the next
day, when, he not having returned iDquir-
les were Instituted, out no trace OF his
whereabouts could be found. Five days
later be was found In distant western city
over 900 miles from hame, about to take
train which would carry him still farther
towards the Pacific coast. He was
brought home i'll, aud suffered course 4
typhoid fever from which he recovered as
Well as ever. His physlcian diagnose ed his
case as walking typhoid, and the recital in
detail of his waLderlpgs, which he WAS
able later to perfectly recall WAS terribly
suggestive. He had spent one eDtire night
walking up and down the Suspension
bridge at Mayors Falls under the impress
sion that his wife was to Meet him there
anl would be frightened TO md herself
alone in such a place. Distressed at her
failure to be on hand he started in pursuit
OF her. He stopped al various hotels and
restaurants, boarded and left trains, always
with a defuite purpose Frequently he
came to his senses and knew that he was
far from home and travelling under DE-
lusiou, but before he could fully recover
himself the hail9cina'iou WAS agai strong
upon him. 1t is possible that many nys-
FERROUS dissppearsnces begin in lust such
a half rational desire to wander, with how.
ever, not the same fortunate ending.-N
J. Graphic
The Somerset reporter., 1885-06-24

goes out 70 see the "bouse" with whom he
las been trading for so long time. lie
enters the wide front door and Is Confront
81 with dspper little fellow who bids bin
a sort Of dout care "Goo1 Gay, sr
Mr.. Greenone !. rather chilled with The
GOODNESS of the reception, but CHOKING
down his disappointment he enquiries Tor
Mr.. Bank, who mas called on BIN 40 fegn-
larry and greeted bln 30 warmly John
thinks that he would give about ali ne Is
worth 70 see that face just nov but he IL
Informed that be is out VI town and VII! be
gone ten days. The dapper young man
viii the coDmercis, air asks him II there
l. not some one else who would 80 ss well
as Mr. Blank. John says praps SO, and
hands tue y uug man atag which be nae
printed 70 tack % To egg boxes. Inc
young man reads John Gresuone, Oor-
town, Ne, Dealer Ia general merehan dise
and catchisg John By mis- right hand nearly
Jerks 1t out Of shape telling bim no" gao
he is TO see him. John Is now getting mad
for he knows that there is not word OF
truth In whs, the chap is sayise, for while
he is taking, he is looking over 70 the 9th
er side Of tha store He asks 10 see Mr.
Jones, the head OF the house and !. intro
duced TO zoe portiy looking gentleman,
who leaves paper be Is reading aud comes
forward to assure John that he 10 glad 10
see him. Then Jones asks what town he
Is from, aud az the same time whispers 70
young man behind the desk to hook up
his "ratiag." John observes 1t all but says
nothing. He is getting his eye teeth cut.
After remarking upon what peculiar
spring we have bad Jones finally braces up
aud presumes he has come 70 town " buy
few goods and having learned in the mean
line ftom the clerk that he Is rated ". ~ ne
tells him that Mr. French will DE pleased TO
show him over the store. Thus the head Of
this great house shufies him of and Mr..
PreDch having come forward invites John
TO follow him. He follows aRd Is shown
great piles Of goods OF all kiods but the
prices are about the same IS ne sells the
goods for. He 10 both bewildered and dis
gusted and after making few snail pnr-
chases he takes bis departure half prons-
iDg that be will "csll again 10 the NOR niug"
but mentally vowing that he never will
step hisfoot Into the store again. The next
day ,goes home with his head full OF new
ideassbout men and things and wondering
what there could baye been so pleasan, 10
anticipation Of visit that turned out so
poorly. John is at heart q good follow
and he begins to see through tue yarns
about buying goods SO much cheaper
Of tho house than 0! runners. He says
its worth something to have Blank
come along TO the store occasionally
and shake him up with his yarns
etc. The story of Hr. Greenone i. not 10
the least overdrawn as, many man who
lives in larger and better KNOW towns than
Ourtown can testify.