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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-26
NeWXarIk Produce.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2j.-Flour-Receipts
l34.300 bbis: exports. 695 bbls: sales. $1,000
bbls; nrm; common TO choice white wheat
Western extra. 81. 7j0s5.10: fancy 90. S5.I5G
5.25. Wheat firm ana higher: receipts &c.,
90 Du- exports. IS. l+9 bu; sales. j.c2A. 200
bu. future. POS. 900 bu spot ana 10 arrive:
No. spring. S6c; No. 1 hard. g2I32lSc:
No. l hard C. j. f., Gle: No. 1 Northern. $50
soc; No. Northern. G !. f.. sSc: ungraded
spring o1la4s212c; ungraded red S7G94c;
unEraded red. c. i. f., Buffalo. s1lz19lc: No.
red s. &c; steamer No. > red. So &c: No.
red. 9llzc elevator; No. 1 white. GOO:
ungrGeed white. SIC; No. . red. August.
nominal; September. 81 09l5sc. closing ~
sl34c; October. 3d. 494c. closing ar % C.:
November. 49, ag6c. closing at "a SC; Decem-
Der. s5lz g9s c. closing at q. e.; January.
9otst.gS3Sc. closing al $3.50; March. SI.O27 &c.
Corn nrn; receipts. IS. COO bu: exports. as
56l bu; sales. $4,000 bu futures: liz. COO bu
spot; uugroded. 555,5455c; No. =. 5fc ele-
vutor. d sac ahoat; No. white. 55c: yellow.
J6c: No august. % 146s5Ac. closing * see:
September. 52eIJ21 &C, closing Ut 5za Sc: DC
tOber. 5l1atg51tsc. closing AT 5I34c: NOvem-
Der. jO3sG5Ic, closing at Sic. Oats mOder-
ately active; receipts. 2S1.SjO bu: exports.
lOL.2s9 bu; mixed Western 32H14c: white
Western. 31ll42c. Codee-SpOt fair: Rio dull
at s sc Tor Old; options lower ana fairly &C.
tive; sales $4,000 bags; August. $3.50: Sep
TENDER. S0.65: October. $50: November
1913; December. S6.15N6. 50: January
Sb.oU06-60; Eeuru&ry. So-kU- March. 50. SIS:
May. s. .IC6g 1-15. Sugar active ana Iirm: re-
fined firm; mould y. Is lI-I5c: cOnfectiouers'
4. 61s06 9-I6; standard a. 5-I6GG2sc:
graduated. II-lGc; cubes. 67sc:
MOlasses steady. Petroleum steady: united
closed AT SLOi5 s.BI.0Is4; refined duu at sazc.
Rosiu dull. Turpentine steady 1T 35c. Eggs
quiet and easier: receipts. 3.2G3 packages:
Western. fresh. 14LI4lSc. Wool quiet ana
steady: domestic fleece. 2.0e36c: pulled. l4sl
23c: Texas. gl.22c. Pork firm ana in fair de-
mand: mess spot. Sl0-255s 1850 tCr inspected:
S9.STI5Gl0 for unexpected; family mess.
SII25GII. 50: cut meats frU and more active:
picked bellies. GGgs15c; lard opened a shade
lower. closing 2g3 points higher: fair bust
ness: Western steam. spot. S6-5006. %; Sep
TENDER. S6.446g6.5I; October. $3.50 6-62; No
vember. S6.4s6l6.50; December, S6.49el6-53;
city steam. So 40. Butter hrn and IN fair
demand: Western. sGl22c- Cheese quiet and
easv Other articles unchanged
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Assessment for Grading GTGGnbTiGP
Street

OFFICE OF THE BOlsRD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
CITY OF ST. PAUL. Mimi. Aug. %. 1885.
The Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City of ST. Paul. Minnesota,
will meet Mt their office in said city at p. N.
on the 9Th day of September. A. d. 1885. to
make an assessment OF benefits, costs ana eN-
penses arising fromthe grading of Greeubrier
street, from York street TO Maryland street,
in said city, on the property on the line OF
said grading and benefited thereby amounting
in the aggregate to S5.2T5.94.
All persons interested are hereby notified
TO be present at said time and place of max
ing SAID assessment and viii be heard.
WM- BARRETT. President pro TEN.
Official:
R.LGORNAN, Clerk Board of Public Works.
23S-22Q
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lOdeD7s Id. The receipts for the past three
DAYS were Sll,O0 centGis. including $4,000
American Corn steady. but the demand
poor The receipts OF American corn for the
past three days were 112.6o0 centais. Butter
u nitea States. finest. SOS per cwt. Lard
Prime Western. 33s Sd per cwr. Refined pc
rroleum. 3-IGd per gallon.
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MINNEAPOLIS.
Chamber OF Commerce.

There was less activity yesterday than the
day before, and No. Northern was more dull.
The receipts of wheat thus far have shown
more NO. than No. 1. Flour was weak and
lower and prices were S4.6O664. so. Bran
steady at SS.1509 in bulk Shorts S1O5Oa
1910 Corn slow at 4204Sc on track. Oats
quiet; good mixed Old, 3I62II$c Rye nom<
lnai- 4oG3Jc. Barley firm. with but few offer,
ms, +U4+5e- Mixed feed. good Southern held
ae S1I on track. Corn meal. coarse city made,
SII-5O delivered. Hay was in moderate de-
mand and some sold at 81. 80.
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Buffalo slau sole ex. best. Sic: buffalo
slau sole best. 29fb3Oc; buffalo Spanish sole.
25f2oc. best oak sole. So E4Oc; French calf
- 20 30 p. Sl-2Ol.I-9O: French cali. 30 10 35
p. S1-90g1-65; French kip. 90 70 50 p. SEQ
sI-I0; hemlOck cali. SI.OJlI.2O; hemiOck KIP
veal. s0cGSI: hcmlOck upper. per root. 30
sc; heIniOck collar. per foot. ia Ice; hem
lock harness. 30 sc: oak harness. 3aGg37c:
rOa1s. per dOz. $s-5J8l2; pInks. per dOz-, 50.
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Rnnrs nnh shnes

Mems Gus French calf D. :. opera boots per
case. $50; men's Gus French kip ID. :. boots.
S4}; mems cus-calf u. :. opera boots. SIS: men
Gus. calf. D. s split back boots. $50; mems
Gus grain crtInp IL in ID. ; boots. 50: men
Gus grain D. : boots. So: mrs Gus. calf 5.
3. pol. 81. %; misses Gus calf ;. b. POI.
Sl-55; Childs Gus. calf = ID. pol. 81.
Arcrics and rubber goods. including special
ties. AUG 10 per cent. from list
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EriIvvnukee Produce.

MILWAUKEE,. aug. 25.-Flour entirely nomi-
nal. Wheat stronger; Milwaukee No. >. 1gl.c:
September. Sole; October. S2ls sc. Corn firm:
No. .. ~ Sc. Cats steady. No. >. 2C1 &c. Rye
tame; no. ]. 56lZc. Barley nrm: No. =. Csc
Provisions higher: mess pork. cash or sep
TENDER. $3.50; October. s. .91ia: prime steam
lard. September, S6.22l5; October. $3.50:
butter unchanged; dairy. 14GI6c; cheese
quiet at &c; eggs plenty ana easy at no
ll}ac. Reccipts-flour. l.2t5 bbls: wheat
5000 bu. Shipmeuts-Flour. 23.OsI b5ls
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Cant be Reaf.ss

This comes from one whose ease is one
among thousands. Mr.. A. r. Jennings of
BarhamsviIle, Va, had suffered from dys-
pepsia. but cheerfuIIy writes, Browns
Iron Bitters can't be beat in coming up to
all that is claimed for it." Ask any re-
spectacle druggist for Browns Iron Bitters
at d dollar bottle.
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Boxes Ito 5


Lemous-AteSsina. $50 choice. 90 9 50
BanGnaS-YeliOw. choice. S1G3 per bunch.
Pears-IllinOis. S2.25l52.50 per bu.
Bluebsrries-sS. 50z32-15 per bushel-
Oregon Fruits-Eancy Bartlett pears. 50. 25
13-50; Fancy Gross or German prunes. 81. $50
$50; oranges. ROdi. half boxes at $3.50 per
box.
Peaches-In BASKETS. 81 .2501.5O.
Apples-ChOice bbls. S2-25d2- 50.
Watermelo"s-SI6 70 S25 per leo. Nutmeg
melons. So. 5O0I, per 100.
PineaI ples-sJrawDerry. $3.50 to SIPS per
doz-
apes-COncords, 10O-D s ands. S..
BlacSberries-Per 16-quMt crates. - Is
O.. 50.
egetableS-OniOns. per Dbl. s3B3.25
cniOns- bunch. lOGll5; lettuce. sG10c; as
Iaragus per dOz. 4085Oc; parsley 3594Oc;
Cabbage. per crate. SIl51 80; parsnips.
peg bu. soc: horse radish. per ID, AG6c;
spinach. per on. 25c; radishes. per doz- Ice;
cucumbers. 10Gl2c; pie plant, peril 1c: To-
mato. per bu. SlGI-25: green peas. per on
roc: string beans. per box, Sl.25. water
cress. per bu. $3.50; green corn 5l1Sc per
dOz-
Potatoes-New, 30G35c per bu-
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Live Chickens-35945c per pair: prairie
chickens. 81. 1903 per dez.
Cider-ChOice Michigan. legal. kegs. IS per
key; choice refined. legal. key, SIS L-r key:
choice refined. 32-gal. barrel $3.50 per Dbl.
Butter-Extras. 16c Did. 1Sc asked; extra
frsts. 14c bid. I6c asked: frsts lie bid,
l2c asked; packing stock. 50sc
Cheese-Fancy, &c; fire. &c: fine SSxSSiiTT
slammed 4d5c; Young America, lie as ked.
Eggs-I2Gl3c.
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Finishea Ron and STOOL.

Common iron. s3.I5; horseshoe iron. 15c:
Swedish iron &C: best tool steel. Sc. cast
piow steel. &C; German piow steel. Sc: spring
steel DC; mach steeI6c nails. ~ 20 soc, Sis;
screws. discount 50 per cent; b1rbed wire.
painted. S4.5J; barbed wire, guaranteed. $3.50
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MICHAEL DORAN & CO.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS. 81. PAUL MINI
Chicago. Minneapolis and Duluth Grain and
PROVISION futures negotiated and guaranteed
Orders Tor the purchase ana sale OF stocks on
any stock Exchange in the country promptly exc
{ cuceG.
Northern Pacific Preferred stock and scrip for
egfp
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Foreign Produce.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 25.-COtuOn firm ana IN
changed: sales. 5000 bales. including loo
for speculation and export and 6.oO0 bales
American. Wheat quiet; the supply is large;
California No. ,. IS I'd per GENITAL: red
Western. prime. os 9dG6s I'D; DO winter. Is
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AT THE STOCK YARDS.
Special to the Globe.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-At the stock yards
business was fairly active, with substantial
advance on best fat native beeves, while
other sorts of natives underwent little or no
change. Texans ana NOrthWesteTns were
quoted hrmPr, but the current range OF prices
are the lowest tor the season. and about as
low as for any period in the trade. The
official receipts of cattle yesterday foot up
II.3JS. the greatest number for any one day
since November Is. 1882, when the numbeE
reached 1905. The hog market ruled slow,
with slight down turn in prices. As COM
pared with last week, the receipts show about
1000 increase in cattle. 10000 in hogs. ana q
decrease of about 1900 in sheep. The re-
ceipts Of hogs at the leading points to-day
foot up about p, 500, of which Chicago geta
about $4,000.
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The QuoraIions.

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The -four feeling was
easy, but prices without quotable change.
Wheat opened 1z95sc higher ana advanced a
tride more, owing 10 slight increase in the
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The FIuctnattons Id petaiI.

ST. PAUL. Aug. 25.-The following quota
tons. giving the range OF the markets during
the cay. were received by N. DOran. Commits
sion Merchant:
WHEAT. CORN AND PORK-CHICAGO.
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NEw YORK. Aug. 25.-Noney on call easy
~ Ia per cent. Prime mercantile paper.
CSC Foreign exchange quiet uat unchanged.
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CARS sHTPPFD-235.
FINCK & MCCAUEH,
COMHISSION MERCHANTS

LUHBERMEN'S SUPPLIES
Liberal Advances made on COnsignments OF
Grain.
322 SIBLEY STREET. ST. PAUL.
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CHalca1O.

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-The Drovers' Journal
reports: CatJle-BeCeipts. I4.000; shipments.
1000; market steady; shipping steers. A.25G3
6.1O; stOckers and feeders. S2.056L4.I0; cows,
bulls and mixed, S2a3.9O; through Texas
cattle hrmer at S2-606b3. 20; Western rang
ers steady at 3.6jGl4.j5. HOgs-Receipts. IA
600; shipments. 5000; market steadier; rough
and mixed. S4G4 .25; packing and shipping,
81 .25G54 .35, light weights, S+.2OG4.9O. Sheep
Receipts. 1000; shipments. 20O market
stronger; natives, S204.I0; Texans, SI.7503.
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- -, lfininr Nhnrrs.

NEw YORK. Aug. Mining shares were
quite active to-day. the safes being dist-ib-
utod through the list. The manipulation III
Amies progresses. every one. win rhe cx-
ccpJion OF those engaged in the deal. being
in the dark Us 20 the cause OF the rise and
activity.
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LIVE STOCK.
ST. Paul.

Cattle-The market was active and all offer
1ngs were sold Prices were steady. One car
was received. Sales:
No. Av. VT. Price. No. Az. WI. Price
( steers. .1.262 50 75l steers 1874 So 90
4 steers. .1.065 3 SOLO mixed..I 900 3 20
, steers. 1850 3 90 10 cows 9s5 9 90
/ steer. LOST 3 S5l 1 cow. TS7 . SO
There was a good demand for hogs. and
about everything received was sold. Market
steady a. Sf.25.
There was considerable inquiry for sheep,
and one car, averaging 81 lbs. was received
and sold at Sc. One small lot of lambs
averaging IS lbs, sold ut S4.5O.
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Prnauce Exchange.

Considerable activity appeared on the
board this morning. and generally speaking.
prices we're steady. One car of watermelOns
sold aJ Steals. Hay is in good demand at
from 90 70 80, with sale OF 1 car at $3.50. The
call:
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK.
FINANCIAL.

CAPITAL s5OO.O0o
WALTER MANN. RICHARD Z. SLOWER.
President Cashier
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SanFrancisco lining stocx..
Oreign.

LONDON. Aug. 25.-Consois 100 lilo for
money and 1908. for account
e. S. 5ouds.4s..-.l26 Illinois Central. 1867
DO . s--------.ll47- Mex ordinary. - 9.
A. s. o.. W. lists. ~ st. Paul COM SIS.
90 IDS ------.-. So. y. Y Central. ... lJss
can Pacific. tjis Pennsylvania. j2-
Er-e--.-.-.--.... l5is Realing.----.....I u b
Erie 2ds....-..... SO
The Bank OF England lost $4,000 bullion
on baiGnce to-day. Refined petroleum. g., u
o. ID per Eal.
BEELIS. Aug. 25.-rle staten. M OF the I'm
perial BANK of Germany shows AN increase III
specie or I.1o0.1gl mark
PARIS. Aug. -5--Th-ee per cent. renrcs.
SIT sc Tor the account.
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Future orders on Grain. Provisions ana s+,,,.s
promptly filled.
Special attention given 10 filling car load Io+s g..
milling.
Direct private wires 70 Chicago Board of T-ads
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Yes. close. .795I sIs4 1875 .4t5s IS s25z IS So

ID -. - -. 80. -.
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WHEELER. ROLLINS g. 60.

Confession MERCHANTS.
HOTEL RYAN. ~
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.sostor. Lille - EE..IIroad s1ocI.s.

Boston. Mass. Aug @5.-F0liOvinE were
the closing prices Al the stock exchange To-
lav-
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to-day. MI. FayOrite OF Armour &, Co.
was among those who Haunted frost dis
patches. The motive TO market lust now is
bic receipts in the forenoon and frost dis
patches in the afternoon. The fortunate
ones appear 10 be those who buy on the
first and sell Oh the latter. To-day. for the
first time. The last broke so that the Septenl-
Der option was at a premium. This was
because the late talk Of 4 September corner
is over.
Oats were quiet and for car lots in store
and seller the month prices were easier
under the influence of large receipts.
August selling at 26I4 @26$lc. and closing
ut 2615c September sc better, closing at
-+5Lc. Out of sos car loads received, 227
were branded No. ,.
In provisions the situation has not mate
rally changed since yesterday. The market
was strong to-day and generally higher.
Speculative transactions were on rather
restricted scale and the market was easily
influenced. Pork was bid up, sold down
ana shaken about with lo0seness and free
Vonl within range OF 1T15c. The limits
On On 4dIu were 5@T55c and the range on ribs
~, speculation was principally in pork
anu lbs, anu the latter We're exceptionally
LIlu- Inc cash trade in meats is reported
~ De very good and packers say there viii
De . OiS Increase IN stocks this month and
next Inc movement in mess pork Is not
so free, but there is fair INQUIRY neverthe-
less AAe close THIS afternoon was firmer.
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Wheat. Corn. Pork
r-fr0o
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
LoCALETTEs.
For good trunk, I'D Elm street.
For q fine valise, ~ Elm street,

For good trunk, I'D Elm street.
For fine valise, 722 Elm street,
New cod tishl al Boucho's, S2s Main
street,
Telephone Smith 8 Hall for your in-
suranCe.
New white fish, at A, L, Boucho's, SIS
Main street.
For a good trunk or yalise, call at the
trunk factory, To Elm street.
Just receivee, a lot of horse-raaish In
root, ut 4. Il. Rouoho, tho grocer.
Horse rsdish and everything IN tho
grocery line you want at Bouche's.
Smith " Hall will insure farmhouse
on the installment plan, Call aud so
them.
Bouche, tho MaiS street grocer, keeps
everything In tho grocery limo. Tele-
phone him.
What an ugly iace wnen you took
sickeniug pills. Baiiey's Saline Aperi-
ont "a better.
Pixies Toothscho Drops cure In one
minute. German Corn Remover kills
oorns and bunions,
Telephone or leave your orders ai
Hamilton Il Houng's, and have your
window glass put in.
Paints, ready mixed, 30 that any one
can use thomj artist materials, oils, etc,
at Hamilton Il Young's.
Dobblns' Securing Polish IL the best
thing in the world for cleaning tin mans
and all kitchen utensils. Finest thipr
for using In washing dishes and pans IN
hard water. For sale by A. &c, Bouohe
| Main street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
a PREVENTIVE OF TYPHO-MALA
RIAL
Fever and Cure FOR Rhoumatism at Last
Oicovored, by the Firm OF

Discovered, by the Firm OF
Hughes Bros, manufacturing chem-
lists OF Dallas Texas, This euterprising
firm have, for the last 1--WE years been
engaged i'm the manufacture of baking
powders, wiuos, elder, vinegar dc. DR..
Il. Il. Hughes, who prosides over their
laboratory has for the last forty years
been engaged In the study and practice
OF medicine and chemistry. They also
have in their laboratory Prof, George a.
Calhoun, who has tor many Years been
n teacher OF chemistry, alsu MIR, j. Prize,
Warrick, a graduate of chemistry in
the university Of PHILADELPHIA.
Ihese gentlemen In mau.ufact-
urlns tho various articles al
ready mentioned, have found itneces.
sary to combat excessive ferroentatiops
whether vinous, acetCus or nicoholic
which have ever stood I'm the way of
successfully manuf0cturiugwiue,v Vine
gar ana alcohol in our southern climate.
lPelr experiments have resulted i'm the
discovery OF an agent which cumpletelN
obViates this difficulty. This agent Il
tho extract of tho bark of tree indire-
nous TO tho state of Texas, CARVING
thor experiments still further, they
nave asoertained that this same extract
as compietly controls the only remain.
ing fermentation known 10 the arts and
sciencies, viz; Blood fermentation.
which Is the cause of fevers as well as of
rheumatism. This agent thew have
combined with the extracts of riuper
snc lemon, thereby rendering IL n most
etiicacigus rs well as delightful and
palatable beverage. II is not only ono
OF tho best OF toniCs In its effects, but the
use OF II etlectually prevents typho-
malarial fever. At the same time Il is
sure cure for rheumatism. DR.,
hughes Extract of Lemon and Ginger
Is put up IN cases of two dozen bottles,
anu can be found at all first class drug
and grocery stores. -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
LANIPASAs SPRINGS,
RaIIron,iExtcr
Active pro. .-..,on-noteis. Etc.

Active pro --.siOn-liotels. Etc.
of the " -'''!dtion for tho extension
ro.,, r ""'i, Colorado Il Santa Fe rail.
oF'u 'h.m here is bringing i'm AN army
= prospoctOrs, aud every branch OF
business Is more nOurishing, partlcu,
larry that Of our new hotel, tho San
Geronimo, which is one OF the most
comfortable, elegantly furnished and
pest ventilated houses in the state. IL
Is convenient TO business and has
plenty Of sample rooms. Its occupant
rooms are all large ami light, with high
ceilings and southern exposure. Its
bedding and springs are A No. |, and
while Mr.. Thompson keeps tho table
well up In correspondence with the rest
ct tho establishment, his popular rate OF
8per day makes the San Geronimo
great favoritc.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
Glen l,ea,. Nobie,sR,o

Glen Lea's Noble's Rye.
II whisky Is II years old it does not
follow that It Is bad because people have
refused to drink It, This is bad reason
ing about good liquor. The fact is that
II was not drank up because Il was nom
come6tible. Noal Starke still has a
supply of that venerable Mobiles Rye,
now iairly in its 18th year, and II any
human being ever smacked mortal lips
over purer truck, he can get n chrome
for naming the brand, IL is old, sol
emn, doublo-iisted corn nectar, and
pronounced by physicians and amateurs
as the best ON earth. Solahl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
i3e ELM STREET.

M a. Hunstablo, who was formerly
WIZ the hunstable Boot and Shoe com.
pWly' and who was their manufacturing
manager, Is now manager of tho elegant
n9ot ana SHOE store at 1872 Elm street.
lhey nave all the patterns OF the cele.
ornteu PUNISHABLE boots and shoes, be.
slues carrying q large line OF ladies'
gents and children's shoes, DON'T for.
get me new Huustable shoe store, at 49,
Elm, old Grange store.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-01
$4,000 Worth Of Goods

Damaged by water, will be spread on
counters and show cases and positively
sold AZ half price. In addition, we shall
continue 70 sell all goods advertised
heretofore ut the same prices. These
goods must be sold in order 70 make
room for our coming spring stock. We
shall greatly enlarge our wholesale
retail departments. Our low y dno
facts. Come and oonvlur, rileeS are
Others have, at n, B"- % yoaTse,i a.
street. 'uiuahsi 'Oo Elm
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THE CITY.
THE TEXAS LAND y MORTGAGE co.

THE TEXAS LAND y MORTGAGE 90,
LOANS MONEY on
Real Estate and good Collateral Secur-
IVY on long and short time and reasons
bic rates of interest, Vendors lion
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
arrangements can be made To repay
loans by installmonts.
G. +. WELLESLEY,
General Manager.
Offices in Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas
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The, Rev. George II, Tbayer, OF Bour-
non, lndi0nai says; "Both myself and
Wife owe our livel &C. Shiloh's Consumn-
""u mo- sold hc =. Williams a. 90
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As chopped feed is better for stock
than whole grain, those having the
burnt elevator wheat should take IL to
Eelton's mill and have It ground.
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y, Elegant large Cnromos, including
E.r"t Pieces, Landscape and Marine
views, at 10 c. 10 81 each at
HAMii TON * YoUNa's,
gll ~ m utr,a,
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Tho j. n. Watkins Land niortgSge Co
MAKE
ON LAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates,
OFFIoE; OVER OLIVER & GRiaas' BANK.
For particulars, call on or address
j. u, WATKINS l.. NJ, CO.,
Dallas, Texas,
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We call special attention 10 Hughes
Bros. advertisement 10 be found In our
{ Olumus who, being ovOrstocked with
cl Nampagne vino In manufacturing their
Gr Spe Baking Powder, are proposing TO
alm 'ost give " away.
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hSVreinely low prices have been
married ON all tho furniture Geo. RicL
mas IN stock--tables, chairs, rockers, bod.
room ana uSrlOr sots. Give him a ceii
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Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, In selling chairs, dining-room
furniture in quality and price TO suit
everyone.
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o sHr lame back, side or chest use sb,
M POROUS Plaster. price rs cents
So'u oy y, Il. Williams 4 Co. '''
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at reduced prices at ' 'poi
HAMlLToN'6 YouNa's.
M Elm STRAIT
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NeVie-s nights maue m,serahle tho
'ihs terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is by
i....N iot YOU. Sold hv J. l., Williams