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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-12
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M0oL-NeKicsn, ties OF buirs, lN4i2c: N,sx.
issn im proved, iA@l3o; coarse, l6c: 1iua ma.
seia isglSc; dne wool, eucoYdlnS 10 dirt AND
S.o sc, Soc; bury, 1855 Per pcnnd
- To- oEs--f rime plump nacts, - NS Snd m.
81 ppr u ssconds, plump blnts, 20 rs spd M.
Sbs Per ~ prime light and Eips, IiIso ser N
s,isl nulls and stays S5lic psr 10; DIV sal,sS
~ Sss'so' accounting 70 condition; gresa saItsG
1ktIow-'t'fiiae tallOw, &c; tallov Nr,ssa
- vYsSsss yellow n hrossri. 4SAfss
1, = tbrSlEs'-Dser skins, l6t9lse; entage,, m
= ~ saesp peifs, ss per wool. 213sSc. sheaT-
1 ,A "ahoci Fsilln and poverty nom 3asc
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Tho gentleman who desires drink g.
something dno, that win rejuy enats
without producing any bad eAeCt, D
cigar or 10 may bs TO indulge IN cute,
game Of billiards or pool, and WithGi
courteous treatment, win ind the same
81 the Turf saloon, opposite oliver e.
Gugg's hGgk, Elzic Thompson, pro
pTIetOr,
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GRAIN AND BREAD sTuIsrs

WHEAT-SND70e.
HYE-Xansas, S5c.
SoRN-tn esr, she sacked, eOc,
&c 70 nc higher. ''0' Iva H'Oi'
FLouR-per cwt.; Fatent, $50; FANCY, sS.g5;
e 90 family, Ss.i5i &XXX, s2.95: low s.rade,
6BsSaN-Percwt;At rsllls, $50; in stere, esaeSl
a ~ SSN@ SA''--Flns hoited per 100 pounis,
hos1sY AN, 0RrrB--sS per barrel,
rEkD-Ohopasd corn per 100 pounds, 81 30 :
taoppee corn AID oats per leo POUNDS. 81 j6 +:
Gym erLn per l03 pounds, 100.
dAAHAS FLoUR-PeT Ice ponuds. AZ
bAY-Prairle, IS per ton, or IS loose: mir
et 80 per ton, or n loose,
mliLar SREn--65e; German millst.sDo.
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Genuine Six Summer old o. e. O,
Taylor whisky is only Kept at the Mer-
chants Exchange Bar, corner Lamar
md Commerce streets. The established
reputation OF this whisky speaks for
itself. In every attribute of purity and
excellence IL is fundamentally supe-
rior 10 any other distllation IN Ken
lucky.
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pHuur, POuLTRY, aAmT, ETr.

HNuHT, POULTRY, GAME ETC,
APrLEB--s5.OO pOr barrel,
ORAEoEs-Siclly,f box, 40
LENpVs--Sioily, = DoX, $780,
DArEB-ln trails, 70.
BANAEAs-3.0OQgA.00 = bunch,
Craps Malaga, none.
SWEET POrATOFs-lW1l.d0.
OEIONa-Si00 r. tarrel
PorAToEa-S bushel, l.S0.
CABBAGE--ic per ID.
OHIoEENs-Wo quote N SOOR dessni
turkeys, loo.
EGeB--l0C n dozen.
BUTTER-Rest grade northern, Soi best
DALLAS county, DC; other Texas county bat
Iar, aOc 70 ESQ, according to uualitys
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Encl,Ion,a Arnlnn saliva.

The best salve in the world Tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fover
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilhlains,
corns and all skin eruptions, aud posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. IL
is guaranteed to give perfect satistRc-
per box, For sale by w. h. Howell IL
Hrn
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Notlce 10 Oommorolal Trav.Isrs.

Those visiting Pilot Point should stou
nt the Harris House which hiss lust beer
completed, where the bust acc0mmoda.
ton and table supplied with every deli
gncy the market affords.
II. II. HARRIS, Proprietor.
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:. raPeF FangIqg Lower ThAo ilvor.

Satisfy yourselves of the above asser.
ton by calling on us, ana we will take
pleasure IN showing you our specimen
work and an entirely now and 'iull line
OF decorations and paper haugmgs.
MCCALL g. ERNENWEIN,
SD Main street
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Tho Peoples world-wido yerdict.

7 ITO 7 NWTFNs " UIIW- " IWb NNIWINLI
Burnett's Cocoaino has been sold IN
every civilized country, and the public
has rendered the verdict that IL is the
cheapest and best hair dressing in the
world,
BurnetPs Flavoriug Extracts aye in
variably acknowledged the pures! and
the bast,
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LIVE STOCK.

The quotations given below refer 10 corn-fet
animals, living weight
BEEvEs-3l<0pic per pound.
Cows-Sc per poundi mich COWS, coma
uon, $50 per head.
BHEKP-Prime, SSs,<c per pound.
0oATs--None on the market.
Hoas-8t0pfc per pound.
BULLS AND SrA0e--llfe2c Per peuaA
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Elegant large ChrOmos, including
Fruit Pieces, Landscape an6 Mariue
Views, at 10 0, TO 81 each at
HAMILTON s. NoCNg'S,
g2d Elm strhet
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VII aud humOr, both social and political,
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Well-knOwn persons Of the world, q depart
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While The Weekly Herald gives the latest
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ded Also complete, exhau, tive summary
OF the news In all departments. IL ia read
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Exhausted Vitality, Nervous ana Phynlcal
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Enron
or Youth and the untold mstrios resulting
nom indlsueton eNcoeaag, II contains ~.
prescriptions for gll acute and chronic isesH-
e. each one or which W Invaluable 30 fOund
~ The author whose experience for q yeulr
n such ~ probably never l., lone fell 20 The io
nfpny physician. 301neges bound Ia heauti-
ful French muHliu, embossed covers, full gait,
guaranteed 70 b. inner WORK IN every E6nse
mechanical, literary and profesEonal-thRn
say other work sold IN this county Tor fAb0,
or the money viii be refunded In every IN.
stance. Price only 81 by mail, postpaid. H.
luHtrutive Wlmrlo Q CENTS Sond now. Gold
medal awarded ne gutbor by the National
Medical Aseuoiation, 20 ths olnCors OF which
he refers.
The Science OF Lille should he read by the
young for instruction, and Oy the Rfiiuted for
relief. twin boneht ALL London Lancet.
There II no member OF ocioty 10 whom The
Science OF Life viii not be usetul, whether
youth, parent, guardian, instructor or clergy
man, Argonaut
Address the Peabody Medical Institute, or
DIR. W. II. Parker, No, Bulnnch street, Bos-
ton, Mass, who may be consulted on all dis
eases requiring skill and experience Chronic
an | obstinate diseases that have bafied the
:n e ~ sssr ,l Rsssa HEAL se.
ccssfully without an sTnNcEl -
instance Of failure mi Wilt
Mention this peper.
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New York Herald,
WEEKLY EDITION.
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Brightest, Most Newsy and Accurate Weak
y jouna IN the United States,
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pleIVATE COuNSKHllN

2 o 'ss' S.. q, g 49,. s'SSs ''%'Y 80. r s'
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
Fatai Casualties.

A man and his wife. named Dsmois,
were struck by . train while walking
on the railroad track near Oil City
Penna.. on Wednesday evening. Both
were severely injured, the man per-
baps fatally.
William Hooper, aged 10 years, and
David Knox, aged 10, were drowned,
while sliding on the Ice on q dam at
Reading yesterday.
@. L. Austin's gin house and mill at
Elliott, Mississippi, was burned early
yesterday morning. Three men sleep
ing In the gin house lost their lives.
Denham & Stills saw mill at East
Saginaw, Michigan, was burned yes.
terday morning. Loss, $45, 900 insur-
anoe, $3.50
The cars of freight train were de.
tached yesterday near Long Cave,
Georgia, by the breaking Of . coupling
pin, and part OF the train crashed down
q steep grade, killing the engineer and
injuring the fireman.
The engine of freight train on tho
New Brunswick Railway, yesterday,
broke through bridge on the Oromocto
river, and the engineer was killed; the
fireman escaped with slight inj uries.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
An Ola Manufacturer Dead.

Martin Landenberger, formerly we'll
known in Philadelphia as a hosiery
maIufsc cturer and mill owner, died on
Thursday at his home Pleasantville, N,
Jersey. in the sixty seventh year of his
age. Mr.. Landenberger has made his
home on farm for several years, and
was i'll for nearly o year, the result, it
was thought, Of too great exposure. Tho
deceased was born in Ebengen, Ger
many, in 1913. and came to this coun-
try with his father, who had been q
hosiery manufacturer In Wurtemberg.
He served bis apprenticeship with
stocking manufacturer In Delaware,
and in 1843 began business for himself
with single loom, in Germantown.
He increased his operations, and in 1866
the business required the erection OF q
mill As by 200 feet and four and one
half stories high. Six years later Mr..
LandenberRer still further extended his
business by the purchase of two fac
tories In Landenberg, Chester County.
1t is said that at one time the annual
product of the three manufactures
ranged from $500, 900 to 81, 600, 900. and
from 1000 TO 1,200 hands were employ.
ed. In 1873 he became involved In
difficulties, and although after liQuida-
tion business was resumed, 1t was moi
upon the same large scale az before
The funeral will take place in Philadel
phis on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
Congress-.

In the U. States Senate on Thursday
Mr.. Edmunds reintroduced his Postal
Telegraph bill OF the last Congress.
Mr.. MCPHERSON presented joint reso-
luton OF the New Jersey Legislature
recommending Congressional inquiry
into the fitness of portion of Alaska
for a penal colony. Mr.. Dolph in.
troduoed bill to repeal the law of last
session providing for the settlement of
claims of officers and enlisted men Of
the army for private property destroyed
in the service of the United States.
Bills were also introduced by Mr.
Plnmb, to open Oklahoma to settle.
ment and to improve the efficiency of
the militia, and by Mr.. Voorhees,. to re.
peal the statue of limitation on the al
lowances of pension arrears. After an
executive session, the Senate adjourn
ed until Monday next.
The Committee on Privileges and
Elections on Thursday began the con
siieration of the Presidenatial Success.
sion bill. 1t will be further considered
TO morrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
ews Sumnl nry.

Two weeks ago the family CT Fred
crick Hausmeyer, of fTarentum, Penna.,
ate heartily of salad of which raw
pork, chopped fine, was q principal
ingredient Last Friday the whole
family-father, mother, three sons ard
three daugbters-became suddenly ill,
and on Wednesday Frederick, aged 20
years. died in great agony. None OF
the others are expected to recover. A
piece of the meat has been examined
with microscope and found full of
trichina
w. G. Walker, a student at the Theo.
logical Seminary at MeaGville, Pa,
committed suicide on Thursday morn
ing by shooting himself in his room in
the college building. He was "fine
looking and very popular" but wss
unable to keep up in bis studies with
the rest of his class; hence the sup.
posed reason for his suicide.
There was o shower of small fish a,
Cumberland, Maine. on Wednesday
night, and on Thursday morning they
were found in abundance on the ground
for a radius Of about q mile. They are
about an inch long, and look like
smelts. 1t is supposed they were taken
up from Portland Bay in a whirlwind.
The libel suit off. g. Coon, editor OF
the Newsdealer, of Wilkesbarre,
against A. X. Mcclure, of the Phila.
delphia Times, resulted yesterday In
a verdict acquiting Mcclure, but sad.
ding hin with the costs of prosecution.
A national conference of coal opera
tors and miners to consider the ques
tion of equalization of wages and othel
m o. fnpa nd hA IT, ~f
ployers and workman, is to be held in
Pittsburg on the 10Th inst.
An iron bridge in course of construc-
ton aorosss the Winooski River, at Bur.
lington, Vermont, tumbled down dur
ing Wednesday night, and two spani
are in the river.
Riel' body was quietly brought t.
Winnipeg from Regina on Wednesday
night, and will be Inferred beside hii
fathers grave to morrow.
Three fourths of the mem BEES Of tht
Cartier Club, thel great Tory orgauiza
ton of Quebec, have seeded because o
the Riel business.
Joen e. Owens, the comedian, is
again seriously i'll at his residence, neal
lTowsontown, Mary land. Visitors were
not permitted to see him on Wednes
day.
Washington has been selected as the
place for the erection of the monument
to General Grant by the grand Army Of
the Republic.
There were two deaths from small
pox in Montreal and two in its suburbs
on Wednesday.
Measles oil malignant type prevail
In Quebec, old and young icing alike
attacked
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

The benefit Of the Warren Athletic
club, at the Citizens Rink last evening,
was a grand success, and many of the
spectators were surprised at the pro.
Qress by the memb bers of the club In
athletic sports. The tag-of'war SAGE was
won by the blues. In the one. fourth mile
race the runner beat Prof. WI iDloy,
the skater, in forty-four seconds. Prot.
Erni, the one-legged Rymnast. acrobat
and skater, In his novel and nish-
ing feats, will appear this and to-
morrow evenings, and Saturday
matinee, his farewell appearance here.
The Associated Charities are to have a
benefit next Wednesday evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

A grand bazaar will be opened this
evening by the members of Gyms
Castle, No /. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, In the hall at the northeast COR
ner Of Fifth and French streets, to be
continued until Saturday evening, the
10th inst. A general attendance IL re-
quested, as the various fancy and USE
full articles are we'll worth the price
asked for them.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

A oARD.-To ALL WHO ARE sur
IA fering from the errors and indiscro-
tions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de.
oay, loss Of manhood, etc.,I will send recipe
that will cure you free Of charge. This great
South America. Send a.selEaddressod enve-
lore to tho REV, JOSEPHT. INMAN, Sta
ON ID New York Oity. m+eod-d&w-iy
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
IS IT P0SS|BLE2


We are makers of cloth
ing; the storekeeping comes
after. Makers who sell the
clothing they make are few.
Consider what that means,
you who buy.
No one in q hundred-in
Ia thousand--of those who
buy clothing can discern
what it is made of or how.
Somebody ought to know.
Is it possible for the store
keeper to know-who buys
the clothing ready-made to
sell again !?
Can he know warp and
woof OF the cloth, silk or
cotton in the sewing, the
Innings and the details of the
garments ? Will he take it
apart to find out ?
His thought is-to get
what will sell best, most
quickly, at the greatest
profit.
And as his thought is so
he buys. First, by appear
ance-the goods that look
well next, by price-the
goods that afford large
profit and then, for what
ever his judgment is worth,
lby quality. He can hide
behind his manufacturer, if
| it comes to the worst.
There is not a house in
the city that SO strictly
manufactures what It sells as
lOak Hall does.
And, of course, we begin
at the right end.
| Oak Hall puts quality
first, testing the cloth as to
Its durability Is it wool 2
Is it long-fbre, good wearing
lwool ? Is the weaving tight
and even ? and then sends
lit through the process OF full
ling, shrinking, steaming,
'sponging that are to give it
good service chooses with
las close care the trimmings,
the sewing silks, the buttons
and looks critically after the
stitching. We do know.
4 Qualityis the cornerstone
Iof reliability. Without It
appearance, style, selling
: rank are deceptive.
Who knows best about
lquality =? The manufacturer
!; who takes the raw material
r and moulds and shapes it in
T to the article for you to wear
a or the man who buys ani
9 sells the thing just upon th'
J. . price its face fetches +?
Il We are makers !; givin,
d you the true quality and al
= ways able to afford a litttl,
q under current market pric'
la little under price for
lgreat deal better clothing.
9 That is our word Of wi:
IS dom about buying clothing
without a word about un
d loading or cut rates for goo
e. clothing-it don't need /
$, Don't stay ten minutes dl!
m N satisfied with what you bu,
Id
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
To steren espsrs and Dealers i.

O. H. Carton, In the Third street
market, has large lot of creamery and
York State butter, which he is sellin 9
to the trade at great bargain. This
butter Is perfectly pure and will pay
you to examine 1t before purchasing 3
else where. Also butter for bakers' use.
Remember tho location, stalls ~, 48 and
40, Third street market.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

L have the best upright piano in the
city for sale also square ones by the
best makers. Also hrst class organs,
all low for cash or on time. Tuning
and repairing Of ditto by James Shobe,
300 W. Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
DoIlsi Dolls Dolls =

Every one is invited to call and see
the most perfect assortment OF dolls
and toys OF all kinds In this city the
largest 2b.cent doll ever seen for the
money; call and see before purchasing
elsewhere; our prices are, as usual, the
lowest. Hukill u Poist, southeast t
corner Second and Tatnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
Colds ana Coughs.

AS Christmas is drawing closely upon
us friends will want to make presents to
each other. Mr.. James A. Kelly, at
the 3. w. corner OF Tenth and Shipley
streets, has something that Ia very
useful, contained In fancy bottles
Rock and Rye-which Is not only
pleasant to the taste. but will cure
coughs and colds. Give him call and
you will not regret IL.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

Sun rises 7.07. Sun sets AL.
Agents for Duhlap's Hats,
RumfOrd brothers. Aatters.

Ak0nt0 IOE NBumH0R'B HMAkDv
Rumford BrOthers. Hatters.
vary's Ex., 30 Market st. Phila.
Try Bush's coal you VIII like II.
0eofEe r. Hodges, 6o7 Shipley street.
Have you read the Home Weekly 2"
Rink roller skates at cost, 90 cent store.
Try Bush's coal you VIII surely like 1t.
Birds and cages at Parkers's, East End ct
Millard Y. Davis, iewelsr, e. and street.
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shiploy streets
Fine Is K. Kings, at Hsnfs, 10 4. Fourth
Harting, sign painter. 22l West Seventh Ut
Pure mixtures at Ferguson's, ,No.ll East and
street.
Life is pure flame, and we live by an in
visible sun within us.
term Of life must seek TO attain continual
eQuanimity.
AN hour Of suffering is worth years Of hap.
piness for bringing outs mans true, good
nature.
II you are In want Of anything in the house
Alb King street, for bargains.
For good butter and cheese, 10 to h. d.
Moore, stalls "a and 7s, Second stress market
house.
Burning Oil, Harrison paint, perfuuery
toilet articles and medicines Of every kind o.
Booths Pharmacy, Newport, Del.
walker b Linton, no. V08 Shiplsy street
neuse, sign painters and gfatners. Brtci
I staining speciality. Estimates fornishet
for city or county.
John q. Bryant Is selling elegant Plusl
and Morocco albums. ct Al9 Shipley street
l for 81. 90 each. Your choice In any size, 10
$3.50 at 4l9 Shipfey street.
The true test OF friendship is to be able t
sit or walk together for whole hour PEI
feet slleuce, without wearying OF one IN
others company.
By desiring what is perfect good oven whe
I've don't quite know what 1t Is, and canno
do what we would, we are part Of the divin
power against evil.
Go to W. II. Hartlove's, 300 4. Third street
For Guns, Kifies, Ammunition, Sporting
I9oods, Taxidermy and fine Guns. Repairing
. speciality. Looksmithing and boil hang
ing attended to.
1t is very easily explained why you ca
buy sowing machine cheaper Of Grossly, 0.
Shipley street, than Of anyone else. He en-
ploys no canvassers, but gives the oustoms
the canvasser commissions.
Gold, rowcr bronze, velvet and plul
, mouldings arc all the style. Frames mad
up from all kinds at 2b per cent. OF OF usui
/, prices. Baugh, 203 West Second street.
J 5.--Chronos Of all kinds cheap.
II Mems lives should be like the days, mo
!; beautiful In the evening ; or like the sprinl
aEl0w with promise or like the autumn
q rich with goldeh shsayes, whore good work
2 have ripe ID on the field.
Ross, 11e Market street, has the late
. styles OF Derby hats and winter caps at u
G lowest prices, also large stock Of wint
: Iunderwear-white shfrs - neckwear ar
Ihosiery. He guarantee satisfaction or 7
turn your money.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
Must BE Sold.

Additional reduction In price for par
lor and office stoves, as We wish to close
them out this month. Also house fur
nfsh1ng GOODS, such as tinware, enam-
eled cooking pots, etc. Schoen Heater
q Stove Co., 40 Market and 414 Ship
Icy street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
Knowledge 10 Power.

Mr. James j. Jordan, photographer
at No. 615H Market street, has practi-
cal knowledge Of the business from be
ginning to end that few photographers
can boast OF in this city. His work
recommends him, and he is kept as busy
as beaver. Call and examine his
work.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

Thomas McTamany was killed at
Chester, Pa on Thursday by the cav
ing In of o sewer in wbioh be wad
working, and three other men were
seriously Injured.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11
Superior Engine.

The Clerk gas engine exhibited by the
Pusey 8 Jones Co. at the Armory Fund
ex ibition In this city, was afterwards
sent to to the American Fair in New
York, where 1t was pronounced to be
greatly superior to the Otto engine.
Daily Republican., 1885-12-11

The Wilmington Chess Club last
night defeated the Germantown Club In
Philadelphia by q score Of to George
Tatnall and L. A. Bertolette fell before
their antagonists, while John a. Price.
william J. Ferris, j. W. Matthews and
Albert Ksmpa Pieczonka won the last