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PERSONAL.

Mr.. A q. Campbell, Austin is In the
city.
Rev. y. b. Link, editor OF tho Zap
tiat Herald. Is in the city.
Mr.. Peak, " hardware merhcaut Of
Fort Worth, Ia in the city.
Mr.. w. w. Orr and daughter, left OF
lo:2D last night for 81. Louis.
Mr.. 9. II. Waller and sister returned
yesterday from an Eastern trip.
Mr.. j. X. Porter and family,of Ksur-
man, spent yesterdy in the city.
Captain N. ID. Croslsy, commission
merchant OF Abilene, 10 ia the city.
Mr.. Charlie Fred Tucker has re-
turned from visit TO Woolan Wells.
J. Il. Hesrne, Of the firm of Hickox
u HeRrne, has returned from Psies.
tine.
Mr.. Jshn \. GInocchio, Young
lourna list Of Fort Worth, ~ doing tho
city.
3. L. Msy leaves this morning via
me Texas IL Pacific, for Sc. Louis and
Memphis.
DIR. Wsssercug left yesterday on q
professional visit, aud will reLGrn in
u few days.
Mr.. Frank Madden, Of the Howard
OIL mills, has recovered from an attack
OF densuo fever.
Miss Nathalie Auarback,o st. Louis,
10 tho fair guest OF hor uncle. MIR. A,
Meizlcr, on Akard avenue.
MIR. NJ. B. Davis Is confined at his
home on Masten street near Bryan, by
severe attack OF dongue fever.
Mr.. j. II. Potts leaves this morning
VIA the Texas Il Pacific railroad for
memphis, on visit to relatives.
MIR. II. q. Baker and family returned
from Bradford, Canada, Whithor no
mad been to spend tho summer months.
Mr.. IL. @. Flke, special agent of tho
Missouri Pacific roads, In tho olnim
department, with headquarters at st.
Louis, is in che city.
i. \. Smith, a prominent lawyer OF
Hillsboro, and Mr.. II. ID. Caller. of
tne sans city, were In the city yester-
day on business.
Miss Clara Il. Mccormick and MIR. A.
II. Hall both with Sanger Bros, re-
turned from England, having baou
gone nbout three months,
Na"ssiut uuusutoT Oh LIT. v.
A,ng, leaves this msrning for Elmo to
take charge OF tho music departs mont
In the high school OF that place.
Mr. w. II Crawley, superintendent
OF mo Louis Cook Misunderstanding
company, sud Mr.. ii. X. Doiozei, repie.
senting George Engor X Co, OF Ciucin-
mai, are In the city.
Major NJ. J. Ling Ion, tho popular
representative ottho Kingsland, Fur.
gusssn manufacturing company ,of Sc,
Louis, is canvalescipg after 10 tive
! weeks attack OF fever.
Miss Mllloy II arnold, who has boon
on avisit to hor parents and relatives
III Cincinnati returned Sunday aud has
aga.n appeared Mt her poet with San
ger Bros, In the cloak department.
Captain w. w. Orr, accompanied hy
his charming daughter, Miss Johnnie,
leave THIS morning FOR trip 20 st.
Lpu,a, Cincinnatl, Chicago aud other
points, - be absont several weeks.
nessrs: Charles y. Hicks, MANAGER,
anu sd, u. ballol, contracting agent OF
neresnu's famous minstrels, paid The
mkRAbp . pleasant call last evening,
They are clever gentlemen and repre-
sont q popular organisation.
Mr.. J. ID. Cru.cher, of the law firm
OF Crutcher u Irvine, whs hiss been
confined TO his room for several days
past with an attack OF sore ewes. hap
Lost tho sight OF one OF those orrans.
Mr. Crutcher has many friends III bal.
~ who Will regret 70 hear Of his mis-
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Q wer. attracted bv their bapdsom,

ne vers attracted by their handsome
show Windows, in which were taste
fully displayed an elegant line OF uu-
derwear, hosiery, handkerchiefs, neck
wear, collars and cu1s, and the many
sAal articles OF gents furnishing
goods. irado the door wo nOticed
ons OF she hnest assortments OF travel
ing bage, OF the lsteat styles aud
patents. Their store fixtures are
beautiful, showing good taste in their
design, Thar show cssos, which OK
tend the length of their counters, con-
tain every conceivable snaps aud atylo
OF neck-wesr, and handsome line of
SILK nnd linen handkerchiefs, suspend
crs and nll of tho latest novelties; also
a beautiful line OF scarfs, cuff, and coll
lar buttons. Their shelves ara
literally loaded with fresh arrivals OF
TIL, seasons goods. Their store, iu-
SIDE and out, presents u perfect
metropolitan appearance, aud gontlo-
mon wanting anything in their limo
can be certain to get the best quality
and latest stylos as this establishment,
5l2l Main street.
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FLOTSAnI.
Fresh oysters Delmonico,

Wagsnhsouser beer, always fresh. ON
tap a. 703 Elm street.
If you love oysters 20 80 the Del
Monico restaurant.
Only 80 cents per 10 zen by T. b, can
oysters; DelmOntun.
Wootsu Wells water, . cents a ulnss.
ut the Glen Lea saloon.
.Wootan Wells water received daily
| at the Glen Lea saloon.
Fresh Wootau Wells water every
day at the Glen Les saloon.
Coal and coke ut bottom figures. in
large and small quantities, Dallas
City Gas Light company.
Bepche the Main sireet grocer, keen,
inc Alduo compressed yoiat. Always
fresh.
Buy your coffee, teas, spices and
groceries at g3S Elm street, the late
coiiee and spice mill stand.
Elegant new atock OF jewelry JUS
recelVeo' Corner Main aud Poydras
Streets Ia IL. Curts, jeweler.
MH. h. Burr q Bro. are sole agents
Tor the celebrated "Knox Hat" the
very best made. sos Main street.
Preserves, jellios, aud peach butter
In pals, nj Il. Fl. Craddock's, q3S Elm
street, The late coffee and spice nill
stand.
10 nave your watches, clocks and
lewelry repaired, so TO l.. IL. Curtis,
corner OF Main and Povdras streets.
Btllington's prices cannot bo
touched on parlor, bedroom sets
wardrobos, tables, chairs, bed steads
etc.
In collars, Coon Il Co, are taking the
leau. Our stock Is tho largest In tho
CITY. H. H. Burr Il Bro, sos Main
street.
Talk Ia choap, goods and prices
always tell. Don't fail TO see Burr
Drosy new iu!l stock OF furnishing
goods and hats, sos Main street. o
Nimrods are daily leaving the city In
quest OF tho fosthery tribe. P!over
are reported In great numbers on tho
prairlcs. '"'
Yesterday was an uncomfortable
warm day, and betokened rain for
several hours. The weather was clear
anu soronc, however, last evening.
Collector Gillespie will make n tour
OF the county, beginning October q, for
tho purpose OF collecting the State and
county taxes for tho present year.
Niss rord's evening class mne,a
Mondays, Wednesdays, Eridnys NJ
30 y, m. Children's class Tnesdsys
Saturday afternoons ut 1850 D. m.
X. y. Peale & Co, general agent. for
tno personal writings Of General Grant
eht,Eea, Personal Memoirs of u, \,
Grant" have established an Office in
Dallas, Texas, III Main street.
Pi.man & Roberts, contractors FOR ].
u. sohillenger, patent cement side-
Walks. Oiice at Ord's Place, No, liz
i.anlsr street Orders promptly at
A HERALD reporter was told by Mr..
bogei, assussor and collector, that
ooou stfeet and olive street will be-
opened in fow days; that only o few
taxpayers arc delinquent on account
OF ,neir spring. tsxos, and that they
BOYS call at the PUNISHABLE Boot 4
Snne Company, Ill Elm street, and are
WIN hunstable's thres now stylos q Z
toes on shoes. Tho Dude, walken.
last, and Dallas too. Leave tho pbo.
tograph Of your foot there, and tho
shoes won't hurt your corns.
Mr.. ". II. 0arretson, the Texas
agent OF the celebrated Diebold Safe
q Lock company, has on account OF
AVN oil room moved his cfilcc 70 ~,
Main street, where he will q all times
keep tull line Of safcs, beside carry.
,nk 3 large number a the Texas
ns9ssge yompsny's ware house In East
D.ms.. ~. uer!ssson he's perfected ar.
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Us w WVb7IUI,
Tho hlgh'priced photographer.


Notice
Parties contemplating investing in
telephone stocks Will please nots the
following: At hearing in Baltimore
The American Boil Telephone company
VS.. the Pan Electric Local and Patent
companies OF Baltimore, the Pan-Elec-
trio asks for moro time. The judge
granted 80 days and restraining
oder preventing the Pan. Electric
from Issuing any more telephones.
This ailectes the Long Patents also.
The Eris Telegraph and Telephone
company. BY J. X. DUNBAR,
General Superintendent.
September lG, 1856.
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one Of tho neatest, nobblest and
coolest resorts IN the city is the ele.
gent saloon ct Massrr. Purdy q Ran.
dNll, on tho northeast corner of Main
aud Austin s'rH's. rhe purest brands
OF whiekies, Wtuas, brandiep, otc., and
the choicest lcts OF imported and do
mts'ic cigar, ara oply kept. The chop
counter Ia alwnys pupplted with tho
iresheet and choices. ullicscies of tho
season. The billiard tables are tho
finest In the city. IF
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TteturNs.

September has brought with it
cool creezes and Indicating, in " fsw
Gay g, colder weather. In view of this
fact Douglass Bros, tue fashionable
tallors oi North Texas, have received
their lull etncS OF fall and winter salt
ings, Douglass Bros. lay claim 10
make ~ good q tit, give as fine q piece
OF goods aud the beat workmanship az
can be found ia "any" city of the
United States. They are hero TO stay,
have been here for years, will he here,
ana do not propose to give anything
but tho most stylish, best At, and
most reasonable suit IN prios Ia the
state.
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AFTERNOON sRssIeN.
Grand Lodge Of odd Followa In so,,,on

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2i.-Tho sixty-drst
session OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
Independent Order Odd Fellows,
opened this morning NJ Odd rslls vs.
hal. This grand body, which was
,,crmorlf tanned Grand Lodge OF tho
onited states, until the past four
years hns met annually, but connu-
nication IL not held only
every two years. Thare was
u iull representation present, only
lew being absent. Only routlna
business was transacted aud tits not
expected that mucn will be done, out.
side OF reading tue reports, until We'd.
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Extract froua Financial Report

Extract fron Financial Report.
'"rho Texas Benevolent Association, cen.
Quoted upon strictly business principles, as
much SO AS any banking system, and en-
bodStng the assessment feature to raise
mortnary fnnd--demonstratably the only
Equitable one combines in its prscticsl
workings all the advantages of mutual CO.
operation. Tho interest OF the mem ber-
ship and management are mutual asd
reciprocal. II is not easy 10 conceive how
any nearer approach TO perfection in any
system Of scouting safe and economical
provision for loved onea can be devised.
Tho best clerical help to be had is found
In the acme Office, which Ii marvel OF
systemal!zod management. Everything
Is conducted with clesruess and dispatch
that leaves nothing 10 be desired"
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Wosta~ we,ls Arrivals.

John Ia Publes, Corsicann, Judge IL
ID Prendergaat, Austin; II u Killough,
q II Lsyy, c b Glews, ] Wilson, DR. w
g Mobley, Waco; I'M Braunou, Fort
Worth; II z TIndiok, j wipokler, san
Antonio; George q Riyes and vito,
Galveston; Mira John Parker and
daughter, MeSla; NV Brashear, Hons.
ton; j II Clopton and daughter, Riop,
William H0tsig, Germany: ZOO Bare.
ney, Lsvacoa; John Gsldulg, Missis-
aippi; Colonel Il Weaver, Atlanta.
Georgia; Professor John Kelly, San
Francisco, CaliIornia;J l. Thorn and
family, Loona.
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Dakota cou.t,tu,,o,,, con,enilon

Sioux FALLS, Sept. 1.-The threat.
ened trouble, In the constitutional con.
ventlon, was adjusted by tho adoption
OF substitute for Campbell,s substitu-
ton bill OF rights, which declares all
political power Inherent IN the people,
aud all free governments are founded
on thois authority. They have
the right 10 alter the forms
OF cover ment, and tierlnrns
the state OF Dakota inseparsbly, n
part OF the Uuion and that the iedernl
constitution lie the supreme law of the
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Patton's Sour-Well eye salve. l this
day certify your salve cured my eyes
entirely alter using IL four months, /
lost my sight by working in machin-
cry. John A. Hodges, Enterprise,
Mississippi. Tho sslve cured mo OF
tetter IN my hand. Fred Smith.
5roenville, Texas, Send ana 60. q
box only Is cents.
Il. q. PATTON Il Co.,
Sulpher Springs, Texas,
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o,sve department..
We have cut tho prices on all OF our
silk gloves. We are now Offering an
Sand 10 button length, siIk Tsfrsts
jersey, NJ Sl.i0, reduced from 81 rs, A
button length, reduced from si.os to
W Conts. NANurp Rne.
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The Close Clothing House sweops
the country, unassuming, withaut
prelonslons. they arc dealing out TO nm
approciatlvo public, children's quits,
aud boys suits, mons suits, shirts at
prices that mako an impression.
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The Msycr's N ssssgs-May We bs
pardoned tor requesting the mayor 70
ssncofporaees 10 his nsxt messages The
t Ia tnss many Of our most prominent
III sa'E s. - 8
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weekly Montuary Rcpor,,

Morluary report for week ending at
noon Saturday, the 10Th instant, M
reported by DR.. J. l.. Carter, health
officer. Adults four, children two,
total elk. This In o good report,
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j am pleased 30 inform tho public
that hne merchant tailor pants, coats,
ava vests, aud suits can DO bought Mt
ono,halt value, at the Globe Clothing
House,
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Brotherhood of Locomotive FIremen In
Convention.


PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2l,-Tho an
nusl convention of the brotherhood OF
locomotive iiremen, of North Amer
lea, convenod here to-day. After q
Snort street parade Tho delegates as,
senblod in Chestnut opera house,
Governor PattlsOn made an address, OF
welcome to tho State, and Mayor
Smith welcomed them to tho city.
Sneechog were made also by Colonel
A. X. Mcclure, OF the tina Times, Colo
mel j. Il. Maynard, of Indianapolis,
and othprs, and letters from President
Cloveland, Ex-Governor Porter, OF la.
diana, and other public men, were
road, regrotting thor inability 10 be
present. Alter rem arkS by state Sen.
ator Hughes and Il. V. Deba, Grand
secretary aud treasuror OF tho order,
tho meeting adjourned.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The brotherhood met this afternoon
~ Association hail, In secret session
and viii continue deliberallnn
until Saturday, when an cxcursion
wiil he given TO tho visiting delegates,
10 Atlantic City.
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Seri0Ssly Hxtt

serioSsly Extt,
Wnen we make an ASSERTION that We
can't comply with, it se,iouly hurts rs,
even when ii is not oar iauit. We
stated TO the readers of THE HERALD
that we would move to new quarters
September Is. The contractor did not
drive his nails fast enough, ut least, he
has not completed his contract, there
fore, 10 will be about the first Of
October before we can got in our new
parlora, Dallas National bank building.
fCu will find us at our Old stand in
good shape till October l.
j. W. Webster,
Tho hlgh'priced photographer.
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Black Spanish lace offered st 60 oenta
on the dollar, d Bauman's.
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PATTERSON, tho low price drurrint.
.W Main street, corner Poy drss. New
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Ill. Ia = C ny ,, s,.s.sssss we!oA De MOI
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We win show you the finest assort.
mept OF Arnhelm merchant tailor
goods, ct 10 cents on the dollar.
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Young and HiddIs-agaa Alsl
A SE1pE .sVTDES

~ ~ &ASh< " ~ n
The awful effect OF early vioo vh,i
brings organic weakness, Destroying IN
mind and body, with all its awful ijsI
fore the Inevitable sequel, CONSUHI
TiON, sets In, or PalpitatiOn of the Hes1
Tlmldlty, Trembling, Nervous Discharr
80 MUCH 40 BIZ FEARED, Lack OF H.
Sadness OF Spirits, Ugly lmaginings, n
Ike to Social Life Srd Breeding MNn
choly,
MANFRED MEN, or those entstd
on that happy lie, aware Of Physical b
hillty, .Exclrability OF the Nerves, or oth1
irregularities, quickly assisted.
NO mlNERALs USED Young peo,|
losing their health, and spending A.
and money with Those unskilled and h
qualified 10 treat them, causing fatal dH
orders to the head, throat, nose, liver n
lungs, stomach and bowels, SPEEDIIl
CURED.
LET NOT FALSE NODESTY deteYyd
from calling 81 ones m
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Bauman's, W. Nv I"
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Vur tItIkcna
Arc hereby informed that tho com-
piete line OF samples of our fall aud
winter goods have heon received nnd
are opon for inspection. We therefore
Invite the dresay mon of Dallas to call
ana mako their selection without de-.
lay, % the hnudsomest and most de-
sirsble goods arc always closed out
carly In the season. We will take or.
uers now Tor future delivery.
j. WINTER, JR. e Co.,
a. No. Tl3 Main street.
house In America. D
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WAsSesE.RtCUS9, SconsutinR
IN SGS- Address Posonce Cox ~ ''''
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THE TEXAS LAND { MORTGAGE C0NPu
LOANS MONEY ON

LOANS MONEY ON
Tooa zeal estate security on long
shOrt 6ne 0t reasonable rates Of d
tefest (wITuoUT coN@IssIoN). Ven
Nor's len notes purchased, AND II
RANaEMRErS CAN BE MApp To BBpLl
hoANs by INsTALLEENTs III DRsIRHI
Apply direct 10
q. II, WHLLEsLEy,
General Managorl
Once in Merchants' Exchange, Dalla
Texas.
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Mr. J. d. Crutcher, OF the law firm
OF Crutcher 4 Irvine, whS hiss ham
confined 70 his room Tor several dnvs
past with an attack OF sore owes. has
ioet tho slght OF one OF those ORGANS,
MT Crutcher has many friends In BAL.
!ss who Will regret 70 hear Of his mis-
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Give Water to Infants.

A physician Of the New York Nur-
sery and Child's Hospital believes,
from his practice, that infants gener-
ally, whether brought up at the breast
or artifcislly, are not supplied with
sufficient water, the fluid portion of
their food being quickly taken up, and
leaving the solid too thick to be easily
digested. In warm, dry weather,
healthy babies will take water every
hour with advantage, and their fire.
quent fretfulness and rise Of tempera-
ture is often directly due to their not
having it. A free supply of water,
and restricting the frequency Of nurs-
ing, has been found at the nursery to
be most effectual check in cases of
incipient fever, a diminished rate Of
mortality and marked reduction in the
number Of gastric and intestinal COM
plants being attributed to this cause.
In teeth cutting water soothes the
gums, and frequently stops the fret
ting and restlessness universal in
children at this period. Scientific
american.
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Whoever has visited the Shakers
must have noticed the bright clear
complexion of the Sisters. That
bloom of youth is the result of per-
feet digestion Of food. The sallow,
objected countenance pervading nearly
all our ladies is the result of indlges-
tion. The Shaker Extract of Roots
(Siegels Syrup will give immediate
relief and bring back the glow of
health.
Harvey Lee, merchant at Twin
Springs. Mcdonald Co., Mo, writes
May 9 1884: The Shaker Extract of
Roots has cured my wife Of sick head
ache, which she has been subject to
for ten years. She feels so proud
over it that she wishes me to sincerely
thank you for sending the medicine
to this place.n Jas. NJ Morgan. mer-
chant, of Empire, KY, writes, Feb Is,
1884: "A gentleman who had been
afflicted for years with severe rheuma-
tism has been perfectly cured by seven
bottles. Send three dozen more at
once" Use the Shaker Tar Capsules
for the throat and lungs.
ian.-29-1m.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

W. R. Nelson to Solomon Brown, IL
acres in Lick tp., $500.
John II, Evans to John Davis, AZ acres
| in Madison tp., $780,
VIM. Daniels to James III. Daniels, ~
acres in Milton tp., $35.
M. D. Jones, Tr, to Richard Grafton
| Lot 81 in Altoona, 60.
]. II. Bum, Tr., to Thos. e. Jones, pit
Lots 80, 81, 63 and 81 in s. q of Jackson
$3OS.75.
Lancelot Campbell to Minerva Butcher
Lots % and 20 in Harper's Ad. to Jack
son, 500.
Clarinda Exline to Caroline Rahe, pit
| Lots IL and II in Burnsides Ad. to Jack
son, $3.50.
M, D. Jones, Tr., to S. D. Morgan, Lots
4S and 40 in Altoona, $125.
David Edwards, Tr, to jeremiah Crab
tree, 80 acres in Hamilton tp.. $3.50.
Adam Winfough to John Rowe, pit. Lot
so in Eurekaville, $40O.
George Ray to Andrew Speakman, 40
acres in Jackson tp, 1925.
D.J. Falls ct ais to John D. Davis, Lot
"a in Jackson, $4O0.
E. r. Morgan to Reese Grifiths, Lot
in Tod Roy's Ad. to Glen Roy, $500.
H. S. Willard to Ida B. Jeffords, Lots As
and 46 in Austin's Ad. to Wellston, $365.
Edward K. Crabtree to E. j. Culp, SO
acres in Scioto tp., $1,000.
VIM. Cunningham to Ellen Ball, Lot 81
in Austin's Ad. to Wellston, $3.50.
VIM. D. Evans to Lafayette Souders,
pit. Lot 20 in Scioto Fee Co.'S ad. to Port
land, $40.
j, K. Darling ct ais to VIM. Pritchard,
Lot IA in j. K. Darling'S I'd ad. to Coal
ton. $50.
Jennie Mcdaniel to Henry Phillips, pit.
Lot in Berlin, $780,
B. F. Scott and wife to Charles Pascoe,
21 acres in Coal Tp. $1,000.
Geo. w. King to VIM. L. Gibson, 40
acres in Jackson tp., $3.50.
j. X. Darling ct ais to Philip Morris,
Lot 54 IN Darling's ad. to Coalton, $175,
Sarah Eisnaugle to Frank Evans, acre
in Lick tp., $3.50.
Benjamin Vanmeter to John Brown,
Lot 43 in Evans ad. to Coalton, SAT.
J. r. Hunter To Y. c. Martindale, pit.
Lot in 81 of Jackson, $1400.
No. mortgages recorded 10.
Amt secured $6774.
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Mr.. Cummins was kept busy all last
week delivering goods from Dnngan's
grocery and provision store. He had to
deliver great deal of feed for cows and
horses, and when not taking goods to GUS
toners, he was hauling baled hay from
the farm to the ware room, back Of the
store.
Take it altogether, vast amounts of
goods are sold at this establishment; still
the supply is kept fully up to the demand.
No matter what you may need, there you
will find it, in any quantity, and where
there are different grades, as in sugar,
coffee, &C., there are all grades, from the
cheapest and most common to the finest
and most costly.
Some day when you have leisure, and
Mr.. DUNCAN is not too busy, just call and
look at his goods, and learn his prices.
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lGrocer and Country Merchant
The Largest Tobacco Manufaetory in
the World.
Consumption of Tobacco and Who
Produce 1t.

Consumers generally give little
thought to the magnitude Of the to-
bacco business, and it is only b. actual
figures that they can be made to COM
prehend its Importance. Even then
the average mind is bewildered at the
figures. P. LoR1LLARD & Co., manu-
facturers Of the celebrated CLIMAX,
Red Tin Tag Plug Tobacco, and the
largest manufacturers of tobacco in
the world, produce about one-slxth Of
all the tobacco consumed in this coun-
try, although there are 773 other
manufactures in the United States.
The total consumption in this coun-
try, according to actual statistics for
1888, was 139,7S3.7S2 pounds, of
which P LoRR1LLARD & Co. furnished
24.747, ,289 pounds as follows: