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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11

D. ". Head, our draymen, lost
a valuable horse last Tuesday The
animal was a little laHe and had been
turned out 10 grass for u few days,
and by some means at present I'M
known, got into the railroad bridge
near the 9Th street crossing, and got
q leg broken, and had to be shot We
are very sorry that Mr.. Head lost his
horse, but if the ordinance relating
to such animals running at large had
been enforced, he would be just one
good horse ahead today.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11
The Omaha DeoNle

The Omaha people ran their first
train over the new railroad bridge
leading to Duluth, last Saturday ev-
ening. By special invitation Il num-
Der of our citizens went over on the
cars and returned later in the even
Ing via the lake on the r. G. Stewart.
For this very pleasant 'round trip"
excursion we are all under obligations
to their gentlemanly agent here, Mr..
Cruikshank.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11
NOTICE. To THI PUBLIC

Wishing to reduce stock prepare
tory to closing out my business, Of
fer goods at the following prices at re
tail.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11

Mr.. s. II. Hough. has sold his
business stand, the Hough House and
Restaurant, to Mr.. John Walker pres
ent proprietor Of the Commercial
House. Mr. Walker takes possession
next week. we believe. Mr.. Hough
has run a very good restaurant here,
and the TINES wishes him success in
his future business ventures whatever
they may be.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11

IOI.TI VNlIV"NI.UI y. = = $500
Leaving balance on hand at the
beginning Of this school year of
65U6.95.
The Board estimated that the sum
of $500 would be required for the
expenses Of the current year, divided
as follows:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11

The Duluth wind bags-Tribune
and HeraId-have all along claimed a
population OF 1900. The census just
taken there, including the cemetery
and adjoining country, gives them but
about 10000, and those papers are
now swearing that their census taker
is an ignorant fool and did not half
take the names. Don't squirm SO, YOU
felIers, you might bust something, you
know.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11

To james Sfiusou. Caroline II. Sfee]s Laura II.
Skeeis, VIM. De J.. BaugltOu, Jennie b. Keith,
owen Sheridan. Jared 81 Chiteuccu, samuel X.
Chiuen1en. AgEet2u Fsewcn, Henry =. Miller.
Henry Nigufarruu, Ira II. bLcEipra. Antoine Par
beau Benz H. Wisdom. Ecbs.piu Norton. Chica-
go ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha Railway
Company, EiuIl Hayes, Northern Pacific Kali
road Company. VIM. c. HuWCustein, The I'M
known heir, II Sylvester Ialcujr deceased Lu-
cius 6. Fisher Annette lttlf Florence r. Grubb
Jennie Il. n Hroe, Lille r. Henkei, john II.
Hammond, Thompson Litghie and the unknown
heirs of james q. AeCgea. deceased.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1885-07-11

ED is making good
md on his farm east
ems to be made of
tax Is hold in a
81 insure success.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

Sssa1asse .5f1a<sana krauk Ryers
WHIPPED Lis ~Ifs, Deia@ aEe sblPPed
al1a- ria - : Dxzts. 50 : Delaware.
Galveston .As4s, President Cleveland
has cas- sdsantags over the poetiferous
s5ifice- -sseksfs. he has . steady boarding
place az Washington.
Galgestoa Wears Dem Wsttsrson
calls Thurman . seeo8ld class statesman.
Wonsier what elass " NaftersoB would
assizu Joe Blackburn and PM IhOmp-
s0o 70,
kalamazoo IstegraDh. Charges have
been pEelsrFed against Postmaster Moore,
0f Grand Rapids, but the Ofsglnstors feel
80 mIghty mean over Il that they refuse
- reveal their nature.
Detroit Nsws Although the MexieaIls
did act sh0E up very veil AZ fighters IN
tie httIe affair We had with them. they
seem 10 be able % give As large osids IA
dealing with hostils Indians.
Detroit Free Press. Prof W. H. Brown,
Of Ypsilanfi, had aa intsfyisw With Don.
M. Dickinson yesterday Prof Brown
and Preshisnt Cleveland were IN youth
ehuus az school Two and two make
four.
0uh'aStD lftEcf 0frnM- lLcIc - very
pretty light brewing between the gang"
and the respectable Democrats IN Chi
cago. But the Only certain way % We
tory IS for the latter class 20 join the Re
publican party and clean the rascals
out.
New York World: The American peo-
pie are ~ full of energy as ever, but for
tunately they are heesling more than
formerly the golden rule ot making haste
slowly. So that when revival does take
place there Is reason 10 believe that 1t
viii be- permanent
Lowell journal: Representative Sci
lers, u Cedar Springs, made an excellent
record at Lansing. He was one of the
most active and influential members OF
the House, and as Speaker pro tenn. dis
charged his duties with such ability and
I fairness as 20 receive vote of thanks
from that body at the close OF the session.
i Good for Mac"
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27


\ lady from Illinois Was an applicant
under tls civil service rules for place in
tie Department. Shs passed her exam
inatI9n WITH brilliant success The next
day she wrote the follow ng note TO IA
riend: Yours receivel: como over; |
want % til YOU how well done at the
examination" 70 the question: What
Is a vacuum" one OK the written answers
in a recent examination was: "A vacuum
: an emutY space without anything in it"
To the Question. w hat is the geology OF
West Y Nrginia" one reply was: Rough. 4"
To the question: ~What Is a writ Of habeas ;
corpdsy' one reply was written: 1T is au
act 10 take dead body out OF prison." and
another was. 1T - an ac. Of lunacy "
"Deseribe the compass and It's use," elicit
cd the following luminou answer: "A
compass l. round circular box, standing
on three-iegged tripod which always
points 70 the north" A while ago the
question: How far i the sun from the
earths" was found 10 have teeu thus an
swered on one inpatient victims papers:
L don't know; but it's so far il will never
interfere with my performing my duties ii
: am appOintsc."
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

and we might also say-time and pain rs
we'll. IN our advice to good hOusekeepers and
ladies generally. The great necessity eN
isting always 70 have "A perfectly safe remedy
convenient for the relief and prompt cure of
the ailments peculiar 10 vOman-functiOnal
irregularities, constant pains, and all the
symptoms attendant upon uterine disorders
induces rs to recommend strongly and
unqualihedly Dr. Pierce's ''Favorite Pre-
scriptiOn woman best friend. Ii will
save money.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27
FOUND AT Asst

The place TO get your sewing machines re
paired satisfactorily. To this fact there are
many Of the people of Grand Rapids who
can attest and are pleased 30 recommend
my work / viii call az any residence or
shop IN the city and examine y0ur machine.
tell you what can be done and what Il will
cost free IF charge | am getting postals
every day asking me "a call and look AZ ma
chimes. this saves any expense or trouble on
your part until yDu know exactly what will
De the resuit. Remember | do not sell new
machines or work for any company. and
have no interest at stake bat ms reputation
n q repairer ~ sewing machines. | opened
NV shop AZ li0 summit street about one year
ago and am pleased t0 boast Of a good trade
bat still I can DO more and want every lady'=
patronage. I Keep All Kinds Of sewing ma
chine repairs. oils. needles and attachments,
and repair All kinds 0f machines. When you
send me a postal state Nhat kind ~ a
machine you have and vii know what 70
bring when Z come.
!. II. STRICKLAND.
Sewing Machine Adiuster.
shop 10 summit street.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27
Grand Rapids Clean Towel Supply Co.

We will furnish and put mp a Towel
rack in any Office or store, free of charge,
and keep them supplied with clean towel
ing at the following prices:
Two Towels per day, Sunday excepted,
per month $3.50.
One Towel every day, Sundays except
ed, per month, S1.5O.
One Towel every second day, Sundays
excepted, per month Sl.00.
One lowell every third day, Sundays
excepted, per month, 75c.
For those who wish to patronize MS,
we will have our boys put mp clean roller
towells every day, every second day or
semi-weekly, as You may direct. All
Towels are furnished by us and are of
superior quality.
Any business man will at once see the
convenienc and cheapnes SIS Of this Sys-
tenn. Address all orders to GRAND
RAPIDS CLEAN TOWELL SUPPLY
CO., "a South Division street.
A. OTTE, Manager.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

Tie tram leaving a. 4. nl. ctfaecit At White
Pigeon with Atlantic E1pret ou Ahlu Lane.
which has Palace DrAving hgom niroplns
Coaches from Chinae g. New lulh alle hsston
without charge
The train leaving ~ ~ a. nn. connects al va
Pigeon faiVing one hour fef diuueIj gifh eIe
New York fstrss on Main Lane.
Through ficseis and i,sftlt in sleeptur tosah
S.rs-a aud Depot.
Al trains viii run bg 8Hh meridian time which
A. ~ minutes elowier-fi4iAn Deirlli time.
IN. MChIANhl 0eu 3 Ass.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

-CoI. MzssMokz st1 reDaIus here,
the Free Press man says, alternating
from day a. day between hope AID des-
pair. IL must b terrible strain on the
Colonsls nsrvOuz.sys ystem 70 DO on his
yo.d behavior go long
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

shlsepine carr attached.
Pacific EYIress daily. Balance trains dail3
except SundHys-
The Deiroit EXpress leafing a. 80 o. NJ. rsssch
ing thaf cits ~ N - q. ~. Nee York iN2l a In
and Boston 14u a. nl. Dest dgl.
Through tickets fof al p0infe ana sieeIanf CAS-
bsrtis may be procured 81 tnlnn Jlcke Ofhca
corner Monroe and Ottawa htrssstf ssno 81 Jnlur
Depot
7. SCHULTZ t5en'i AT n Monfoe-st
Gro W NUNsoN Ticket Agent. t4g
! s. HhwKlNs. Jirkei Agent Depot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

~G CHAsE GoDws. Who returned
home Monday" tbs Washington cores
panslant ~ the Free Press says, ~has
every reasonable expectation. Ia his own
nina, az least, 0f beng the next United
states District Attorney for Western
Michigan. Mr. Goodwin should bot be
too sangmne. Mr. Burlingams felt HIM
self iast a. certain OF becoming Collector
Internal Revenue, but
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

Toasiu vifi AZ rsiiiraa.is fliFfagn ~ Ie-ufoseh
with l. N ~ 81 Hur1er vifh 3. ~ NJ. -.
Iensiug Division ard Az lane n r. Marshall
siih ~ q. r. y. lisffle rsff win chicago A
Grand Trunk and n a. n n Nont1fi = X A
T. Aiasan wiii. A. a " ~ nu. r. A. a N p
LUTHFh AfdfH 0eni rass AZ
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27
Chicago T. West Michigan.

All trains arrive and depsrf fTom Onion Depot
DEPART.
Mail Tor Tolosln and ff.inavo . = pffs ~
fasi fxpr - for hlgagu .....-..--.. II 80 o fn
fSpr,-e Tor Muskecon - A. B. m
Evening kIprtet Tor Chicago ........ lN ~ ptu
fsprsss fcf 5ig kssi8s huo BALDWIN rttl m
Mail Tor bie haIids hnd Baldwin .it O. u
hi1aAf.
Night fSprt~s from Chicago ........' % a. O. M
Eyprs~s from Muskoguu fil lh . in
Mail from Chicago aud Mustoeun - y m
fypress from Toledo .-....... t.ti B. m
fHEf Express from hicuF0 and Mus tih 8 pea
Exprass from Big RHras and baldwin ~ if in
Mail from lhe Rapids and iiaidain -.f a. n m
sDHiiy. fDsiiy eyceif SUNDAY
Through coaches O. GhiosRo and Toledo oD
fla a. u tram.
Throngh ,urlor osr So Chicago on } fs 9. m.
train. Ne - frs charge fpf sfsfe.
Ibronci PoiliuHn sieeFiug and cf,sch fnf
Chicago on 1910 =. n. train.
lose connections rnasie o. Baldwin foI bDd.
infr0n and Msuisfee
tniun Tickef Office 81 Monroe strss.f.
J. IS. NiiIlhfN tfpa Nnftpor.
J. ". CARPENTER 0enI pn-s. Accent
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

TIsoats C. r. EccLEslsE . called the
ha.l.lsouest nan Ia the Irving Hall
Democracy. aad 50 the sisn appears b
think he ought - have been appointed
Uoits.l States District Attorney.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

perfectly deteons art1e
The nd the a ns1a
lraT Il
f~ ~4 Nth a~5f IN at ~
get soar oTt.f fxre of =
{ perfa-lr 3 sas8y plase3 y remove
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

FTRST EVER FreezeT has the side crank.
SECOND. There IS wood work top II the pal p
warp and split bu al the MACHINERY well the Tlee
s - iron and Substantially made
THIRD 4 triple motion is oftsue8 the White Mount
am Frezsrs which other has The itself revove
tnnaly direction The which throws he frzen
the center. rev0lve 8cfiCu While the
heater, which passes vn the sa1@t rsvol7es opposite
dren 70 T. TINS constant triple motion fpezs the
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27

GOING HhST.


fltall.. hlnNlt4t oAttfIits<i ~Afeti'
Passengers taking tAe p a. Express uleks
close connecfipnf al o~osso Tor ia,sielie and Al
Ds.tr.,ia foT New York arriving there ~ toso a.
tile follow ma in0ruiig.
Night f1pFssss haf local eieeping az i1eirsatt T.
Grand hsfsds
Tie ie tite only line running iaHiits.i h1pfa<s
lesxlfs here al t.s0 4. IA viii hleeplnt ar 10
Detroit making olrooi CONNECTIONS Tn Al l"ssfu
Ersst arriving al New York B. m ue following
evening.
PAri0r an on mail tralns Dolh es 4 AID wet.
Tbs train iezssllg 81 iu.4a in ~lla MAKE nifs>t
connection viii Milwaukee stestriert diiis. ekoet
SUNDAY.
Thrs,n.h tsckets secured ~ d.. q. y. A A. ofilos
rwes.f = hotel block and ~ iiie depot.
u. POIIt.lt tiig lafs. Agent.
GRO b. REEVE. Irafisc MEnsssef. thioAso.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27
RAILROAD TINE TARIES
Grand Rapids q Indiana.
CONC NORTH


7aaAfn train h..- chair ctI fof tincianAu
$50 p m train tas Nooarisn bieepci isH ttn-
cllnhfi.
and tiss a. a ~ IL az $50 pm, AnH inHht~ oissse
ssile ilou "a oFf Mas Niti ieiiss ftkliA tiiie
Cor Ar~ ork aua eastern fs,aii,is
a33 nm tran cssuutstt VIII Al - a. ai
k.ifast,, f..f lif fak } e. kesiu lififoii alld
sanadis.n t...ials arr siuc Deiroii AZ AS I-n..
llln.l.eh ticNeis anal fiiii Information csan be
had is osllins llan A. Aiiagui-i. llckei Asctt a.
D,.,..,f a. ..n Il Is Mullsou Uuao Iekai agent
4, Nonr.e Stre.r. a. J. 10 kNllOD
tsen fass ana ] 81 Ala
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-06-27
A. OTTE, Manager.
ONE NIGHT ON THE ROAD. No EXTRA CHARGE.
FAST TIME EAST
VIA
Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad,
AND PENNSYLVANIA LINES.

Taking effect Monday, April is, 1875. rev
fast train will leave Union Depot. Grand Rap
ids. via q. X. x l. X. r.. 230 y. m. daily ex-
cept Sunday, connecting st Fort Wayne with
Pennsylvania Co.'S special fast express. with
thr ugh Pullman sleeping cars attached. arriving
Washington p. m. Philadelphia $50 =. m.
New York. $40 y. IN.
But one night ON the road and only one change
Wayne. at y. m.
This route and train offers iho rare opportunity
of viewing grand scenery 81 the Allegheny
mountains. a. the ride over the Pennsy lvHnia
Central railroad from Pitt-burg j. made entirely
by daylight Rates low VIA other routee.
For tickets. sleeping car accommodations and
fUll information call upon A. Almqulst Ticket
Agent. Union Depot. Grand Rapids; Geo. W.
Munscn. Union Ticket Agrnt, trand Rapids. or
address &. l. 100 kWDOD.
zen. P,ess. and Ticket Ascent.
trrand Earlids Mich
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
GrQu0ss.

ALcoaoL,-paY gallon, 22O 10 $50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. per gallon, 20 u
500; imported Cognoo, 1SI7, per gallon, w;
1872, So: 1870, q 20; 1886, ~; 1850 20; lsboi
500; 1873, 10 30; Otard, Dupuy q Cos. COG
mac, 1873, so; 1870, o.; 1884, 90; 1913, 10 %;
Blnnuet, Ouhouche & Co.'S. Cognac, 1878,
Z a.; lS70, 81; 1915, Q 90.
GIN-Domestic, per gallon, 10 70 y O0i
import Holland, 3 90 10 1910; Str Robert Bur-
nett's Old Tom, per ciwk, ~ 10 0OVi Hol-
land, per case, 50 N Ia o.
Whisky ectidod, % per cent. PROOF,
per gallon, l 30; Western, ] 20 10 / ID; Bour-
bon. i 10 10 80; Rye, 50 10 3 SOL scotch Inn
ported, 4 % 10 26i Irish imported, AZ, TO
AVS
CnAMPAeHEs--Pipar Heldseiok, quarts,
psr dozen, % 09;J Krug & o., quarts, per
dozen, 70 80; Moer q Chandon, Sillery
Mousseux, pa! dozen, ~ 0Oi q. Goulet, per
dozen, 20 90; II. Mumn u Cos. Dry
Vorvnay, q rs; Extra Dry, % 0Qi plnts, 2W
additional.
WINES California ciarot, per gallon, Toe;
2icniandel, MOL, per gallon, OOto 20; I'm.
ported claTeie, ordinary, ser cask, gO0 %
81 10; family clareI, per eask, 70 % 20 ", vOi
fine ciareis, per cash 100 ca TO l75 O0i Ne
doe, per case, 8 60; ST Julian, per case, 30;
MsrgaoS, per case, 7 90; Ponte Canet,, PEI
o..e, 10 0J; Larosic, pei case, u 90; Leo
veil, per case, y 90; Chateau Isiltte, PEI
case, "a %; orA'ilsSy, per cass 20 To tu
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

but strong !, ter, closing ~ an advance OF
~ over yesterday; 4 Atp 'oA, oked nIs'
Hovem6er; sOss TO 9lz, clos d u pa, DO
cember s 2 s's "a s 10 e'd y NV 9''' Jul"
Corn active and hlghar; 40 10 q, eiosse
s3a<, Nov emher; u To ilss, eiosed AZ, err
aud December; az TO ssJs, clos q, & "a jan
uary; 84ss To iO9s, closed io5 10 igl ~ayi
Pork fairly active and Irregular ehrN'
hut closed arm az 5. ~ Ia s Is, closed noun
inally higher at SO 20 8 5s' pesemner per.
T.T2IS 20 70, Jan airy; loOI5s 10 We, 49,
Lard moderately active an snd s,eeay 3!
January. 9 81 l-2 10 %. "a. 49,.
Boxei meals iteady and q ifine luwer,
dry allied sh ulder 10 20 s.sO; long ei ,'
AS o 1 %; short clear, 5.l5 70 6ioi snort
F'p ttSS on Board--wheatl6 to y lover;
corn = higher; pork . cents lower; iaf1'
Drover's Journal reports; oat,le-R .S
eapss SO; shpment' d i'Toi s s5ew r,o ehe
or. ard iceiers, 2.4O 10 90; cows, balls and
and mixed, l.0O 10 o.. through Te5sns
steady, 9 10 10 3 rs; Western rangers, Sow
nstiyes aud half nrcedr, $40 70 aoSs sSo"s'
Sneep-- Receipts, GO; dull, ~ 70 10 lower
natives, 1 rs to 8 90 Western zoo 10 S.IOi
Texans, LIS 10 3 20; lambs, 81, 70 Ivy, :,
Bogl- aeceipts, 6,%0; fairly ac'lVo' o
TnE WOOL MADR1T.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II.-Wool que,
hut steady; coarse rnwahhed conhpihs "H u
uI RosTiS' Nov. l7-Wool stesdy with mod
crate dem nj; Ohio and Pennsyivanls
ileecea. s3 10 3S; Michigan fleece, u; pulled
wool, % to2S.
NEW YORK, Nov. ,-Beeyes--heeeipts
$50 head, all for eApoitauoni
demand Tor cstlle; dressed beef
was tr H. h gher at o 10 o for common 10
bess natives ana 5l-2 TO g IL for common 10
best Texans. x,oas
RANGING from 300 10 4.L0 for sheep, end
fron i.6l TO o D Tor lambs.
Flour firm -.
Wneat--Cash, l cent better; very, qlieti
options opans d heavg aud declined IL 10
81, but SOON ruled stronger and advanced
/ ga to 9 Ia closing, however, weaker; NO
2 red " liz to 0S; Q evntor 10 2lei, noihl.
nal; Decomber,97 TO 80 IS, c(osing, Si-S;
Ja5 nary, 80 10 i.Na ~, =; closing i'V' 49, May
Corn Spot, I'D vanccd Ia TO 3.s, ei1s,nS
weak with n sill sht reaction; NO z, OF 4 10
"A J-9; elevator, e5 ii IN 80 l-2; niloat, No.
| 8s-4 % 81 l-2. closing. 5i3,S; january,
40 rs 10 81 Is, closing 81 LII May, Is leo 10
Co1ee--pot fair weak ut S5s; options q
shade lower snd moderately active; ssles,
Is $50 bags; November s 10 December, 6.'6
sugar Slender at d in better demand; fair
TO good +, firing quoted at 5o.lO 70 bI-,v;
refined quiet ana steady; yellow, ~ 70 elsi
confectioners' "a" 69s to 67-lGi grsnuta-
ted, l.2.
Mulasses quiet.
Rice lteady and In moderate demand.
ralluw steady ct Az u IA.
Turpenties dull at35.
VOL steady and Ia fair request domestic
fieeces, 81 10 50; pulled, Ia TO 50; Texas,
ITO %.
Pork firm; mess 975to TO-
lard a shade higher SPOT, o Al IL; De-
cember, Isl TO GA; January, 6 80 to Col.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
pub,in Local News.

DUBLIN, Nov, 16.-[Correspondenca.
The evangelist, r. Raymond, is hold
ing meeting hsre, ard his plain, out.
spoken condemnation of evil and
earnest exhortasion to come to Christ
is meeting tho hearty approval o.
Christians and arousinE the elaDde.-
Gus tongues OF the evil doeIs ageins,
him. He gives promise of doing much
good here.
Friday last witnessed the largest
crowd evsr assembled at our uepoti
ii was to bid adieu TO Mirs Nina
Everett, who goes from this place az
Baptist missionary to Brazil. She is 9
lady widely known and greatly be-
loved. She taught school here and in
Uomanche county several years, and
made friends wherever she went. No
ono who ever ieft this place was &c
much missed az she especially By the
Young people.
Rev. Daniels and bride, with Rev s
a. Hayden, OF Dallas on route from
Comafche, where Mr. Daniels hsd been
to wed, with Mr.. Hayden to officiare,
were on the train, on their way &c
Waco to attend the State farewell ser
Vices to the missionaries. They
aiixhted from the cars and standtnA
the three missionariee, Mics Eyerett,
Rev. Daniels and bride, ina RrouE
surrounded by several hundred peo.
pic, the ecene was photographed. Their
Che schools, both day and Sunday
sang "In the Sweet Bye and Bye
during which the traiu moved away
bearing its precious burden aud leav
ing nlapy sad hearts behind.
No cessation to the steady boom WI
enjoy, both in business and in build
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19

rnrsa mer,lneok, taney, IA Man.
chester NJ Arnold, .sfl hnsfieanf W
pacl9e. bi.9l iiamilIon, "a. gleuss.i.sf,
81 oioneeaief., mnN,. ~ vloue.~,s,
l| w s.ob. yr1ay.lem,ss'n llmaSs s @n;
4, Alien pink aud purpc,e; siupson 81.
yer gicy, o. Richmond, pink hnd p.iple, "
punnsil slirtins, i,si nageiIs snirlingg,
VA Alton check, TX Peabydy plaehi ei'sl
BaowT nKErir0-Urown, 7 ~; Az.
guafa, o. Ettrioh LII, 9,5, Charter Oak, s,ti
Lave Ohi, ii fntornstional, " Lhufonce
~ sIsadsie, Enis,p Gis,ss o. Glen Ia
ora, It'd; Honest, 7l-si Pooahontas, -
Lockwood. SS-ii Manaioti, Q i.ii Bedford
BLnxcnrD snrRTrSe-Now York 10 la
Ysmsutta, l0lf; LansdOn, 0; Lonsdnls, 81
| Lonsdaie cambrio, ~; Meanwhile, ~ l-2i
Fruit Of Inc Loom, s1li Gold Medal Tia
Cream OF Crop, TX. 50
TIckfso-Am9ske,,K, y "a ~, 70; , n,nvs
9, q; Easlon Xxx, lolli Easip ma, a. lo
Ralcivh, o; sihndnrd z, S,l; Pearl RiveF
ny; slblty Awning, ID az. rs.u,,,N.
10; Hmef.e.h, e RoS Rys gip sasIsS
| 8Ai Unknown, 80, 9ki Jeweu CITY, I%i
Drsnis Amoskeas, lsNi Otis, is'l
York, iSx Warren, 49,. -, No..
z; Catraba, *; Old Dominion, !; Menu
pills, 7 Id; Queen City, Q la; Augusta, 4
Tennessee, 10; Cottondale, 7; Cumberland
Check, z; sibiey, z "a. a.
Wostville. z; Batea' Dress Plaid, D; scotch
b. r., II 10; Amoskeag, 3 Ii; Belleyiew
7l-2; Washington, 8; Wndomere, IL
UmEvIOTs- 0aSilGie, 0 l-2; Sterling, 10
UnknoWn. u. IL, Id; sibley, 92,ii Glen
Everett, u. Boss, s; Hilverdale, y; Ar
lington, o; Victoria, "A; Gerrnania, " '-2
| Bates, 10.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-19
NEW YORK DAILY REPoRT

NEW YORK, Nov. r.-lSiecial 1.-The
cotton speculation Of to-day wasof alocal
character and the fluctuations In prices
were etno time important, but the ten
demo was toward lower range OF yalnes,
and closing prizes were at decline oto 10
points from last night. Taadtrg was
small Ia volume, sales having been only
$3.50 bales. Tho cables report
Arrner markets at liverpool, but
This was regarded al only being
responsive to the improvement her yes
terday and, therefore. fell ia, on the mar
yet, Southern advices wero also epcour-
aging, but The war disturbances Ia the
East exacted greater influence on traders
An interesting question among operators
is how far will The war extend, this natur
ally being an .unanswerable query; opera
tors are restricted somewhat pending TO-
dicatioas OF O definite character, but
these arc not yet appearing, ever
with the war cloud towering
over. OutbiGers arc reported to be takine
a g.crter interest In the market, and lead
ing houses have received numerous re-
quests ioriu1osmation and adyiees, when
they. naturally regard as indicative OF
desire to speculate Spots were in better
request and transactions to-day were az
bales, at an advance of l-l8.
The wool market continues firm, with
fair demand. In the case of the disputed
pprsisement of an invoice of Donske
wool, Collector Aedden has decided thai
the wool must be classed as secured" and
must therefore pay treble duty, or 10 cents
per pound. The decision gives genera
dissatisfaction and the case win be ap'
pealea to the authorities at Washington
Cattle market steady.
Hides firm
Leather strong .s
Sugar slow of movement and price,
nominal.