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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
Thofe was no change IN the refined oil market

BRADFORD. Penn, Nov 3l.-Crndo Oil-Natonal Tran
cit Certificates opened at illa and closet at llls
highest price. IFS lowest price. llOSi Cearances.
2652.000 barrels.
on CITY Penn. Nov. 3I.-Crudc Oil-National Tran
sit Certificates opened at lII6s and closed at Ill;
highest price, III q; lowest price. 1908 sales.
1895 900 barrels ccarancGs i.990.0OD barrels; runs
-. barrels; Shipments 7G.GlS barrels; charters,
TO..l1 barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
TUE NAMES ON THE TICKETS.
)TED FOR TO-DAY.

MEN TO BE VOTED FOR TO-DAY.
ro,,owine are lists of the candidates who Will be
La for by citizens of New-York and Brookly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2-Four quiet and easler Fs ~
81 OaSJ 80 Fancy 8. 5ozsi 10 Wheat du Earn lower:
No. Mixed i2Ss@sc. oats lower se o Spring. ia
Rye-No Fall 6oc. Barley steadv; ~" -
PORK uul IS u.s. LARD strong A. - az 81 Ia
Buikmeats steadv shoulders % % Inorsra IS rs;
Short Ue,r sdoo whsxey nrn ans ssts sss Co. psSs
inr ans ButcnerA S0asJ eS receipts 'Sis aeAe su's
pents. l,245 hesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
LONDON. Nov 5.-Today holiday In the Bank Of ing
andand the stock Exchange, the first secular Gay "
November being Of the banks semannual setng osy
Paris adylees quote Thre Per Rentes AT ~ rn'S
95 confines for the account =, r,,
The amount OF bullion into the b@n< Va ''"e
and on balance TO-DAY IL 254.00O IN ,-.ro.
Paris adyicss quote Three Per Cent Rentes u" 20 ""
Sb centinies for the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
cLoSiNG PRICES or PHILA DELPHTA STOCKS
reported ~ JONI H DAVIS & Co. II WalL-st.
TX dividend.
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO, Nov. 9, 1887

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON, Nov ., 1885.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
THE PETROLETM MARKET.

No news was received of a nature to influ-
ence prices yesterday. ana the certificate speculation
was devoid OF significance. Tho extreme range OF nuc
uations 1T cent but the record OF dealings was
only little 100000 barrels an important fall
Ing off oven from tho smaller volume OF business done
in the hna days OF last wcek. The best prices were
made IN the morning hours and the close near to
the lowest point OF the day. The market ended easy
The range prices and the total dealings ut tho Con
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-03
SENATE.
ASSEMBLY.
COUNTY.

HDubIicdn. DtnOcTdNc
Eesser William A. Fritz. William II. Murtla
Cvunty Clerk .ph G. Hacker. John NJ Rapkel
Ss1n,y Tres,urer Lott Nostrand Henry H. Adams
N'Per'soIatLarge Chas ii. X smith. John A. QuntaTd
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
A Literary Curiosity.

|The couiousness of the English tongue,
N well as the difficulty Of acquiring the
M litv to use its immense vocabulary cor
<ctly. Is well exhibited in the following
rray OF synonymous words, which, If not
new. Is vet a capital illustration OF the
6ce distinctions which characterize so
.hny Of our vocables. Ii Is no wonder
nal we slip occasionally. even the warlest
II ms: 4 little girl was looking at the PIC
.-re of a number Of ships when she eE-
aimed: See what flock OF ships! We
nrrected her by saying that a flock OF
HIS Is called d fleet, and fleet OF sheep
\ called a flock. And here we would add,
b the benefit of the foreigner who Is
lastering the intricacies Of our language
u respect to nouns Of multitude, That d
|bck Of girls Is called a bevey,that beVey
Il wolves Is called pack, and PACK Of
hieves Is called a gang, and that a gang
M angels Is called a host, and host OF
,nr,Sises called a shoal, and shoal OF
.3,fgloes is called herd, and herd OF
|lhldren is called troop, and troop OF
.4rtridges Is scalleda cOyey, anda convey
VI beauties Is called a galaxy,and a galaxy
ID ruffians is called a horde, and horde
Il rubbish is called heap, and heap OF
Zen Is called a drove and drove OF
lackguards Is called mob, and a mob OF
hale Is called a school, and school OF
Iorshippers is called a congregation, and
.congregation Of engineers Is called a
brps. and a corps Of robbers Is called a
Ind. and band of locusts IS called a
srarm. and a swarm of people Is called a
ruwd. and a crowd OF gentlemen IS called
b. elite. and the elite of the city thieves
bnd rascal's is called the toughs.-Ae's
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
Literary Safeguards.

HDr. johnson was in some respects an
4nemely indolent man. After spending
ID evening at the Literary Club, IN the
pciety Of Burke, Goldsmith, and other
Bends, he generally returned home be
'&een midnight and sunrise, went TO bed
M was seldom seen again before noon
Bennet Langton was so delighted with
III RauJysr that he went to London to be
rtroduced to johnson. He called upon
.in about twelve O'Clock, but the great
k,ctor was not yet visible After waiting
bue time. the author of the RtH5,er made
b appearance. o.,
IThe visitor expected to see a neatly
ressed philosopher, but, instead OF tins,
huge. uncouth figure rolled into the
rom in a soiled morning gown, with an
VI arranged wig, and stockings talhnS
Ser his shoes.
johnson used to say that the only book
slich could entice him from bed before
IL usual hour was Burton's "Anatmoy OF
Melancholy"
Byron was another late riser. He Otter
nv the sun rise before he went TO bed
In his journal we frequently find such
|uteries as this: Got up at two lP. N
Irent the R0yHiHg.n etc He always wrote
might
Nhile he was the most brilliant star II
lbndon society, he was IN the habit OF
#turning from balls, routs, the theatel
b opera, and writing for two hours be
hre going to bed. The Corsair,' Lara,
sIhe Giaour.' and The Siege of Corinth'
xere composed IN this way.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01

lnbeak, opening his eyes and raising
Iimsef on his pillow. why, what do
b. mean exclaimed the surprised ply
;cian. why, mean that the worst won't
" over until / get your bill out of the
pay"
There is nothing like breaking bad news
lently Here is an ingenious method re
brded in a French paper: A bookmaker
illnesses in the street the accidental death
n an acquaintance. He sets off to break
b news TO the widow He is charged not
n tell her too abruptly. At the house he
Eks for Nine Widow Y" Il am Nine.
M says the lady. "but am not a widow
Would you like TO bet on itg' responds
~ bootmaker.
n Henry Bowers was talking about hunt
hg. He remarked TO Nathan Kimble, as
Hey sat around the grocery store stove
Int at Onion Creek: When L reckon M
Nhat it costs me for ammunition. the
Hotties / ruin in tramping over the coun-
RI. and what l lose by neglecting my
snsiness. every quail shoot costs me S..
Then you can thank your stars that You
|hly hit one in every ten that you shoot
M II Is lucky that you are such poor
lOi, or You would bankrupt yourself"
Something else has been discovered
M came over in the Mayfower. This
p II Is a pair of spectacles that were
<trn by one Of the Pilgrims. The bows
e OF steel, an eighth OF an inch wide. and
IA glass IS as thick as plate glass, making
v weight of the spectacles FIVE ounces.
bonn such ponderous appliances as these,
zen. have the modern eye glasses Of the
Fpical Boston girl been derived This
Also accounts for the large noses of the
Eslgrims. They had to have them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
Chung Lee Partnership Notice!
ATf- MON " All nIg nnI. AIt ia

~ wall. Is no longer member Of the firm Of Chung
Lee Company Of -Hid OOkALA. and has no right 10
collect debts make contracts Tor said Company hay
u- assigned 10 the other partners all his interest there
in The said Company is not responsible for any debts
or engagements % said NJ Mon Wah
CHUNG LEE co.
Honolulu Il. l. Feb. eith 1855. io5oH
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
z)awaiian Oazette

PUBLISHED BY
THE HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.. (Limited,)
Every wednesday, Morning.
II FIVE DOLLARS PER ANNUN
P4YABLE ~ dDTANcE.
Foreign Subscribers ss-o5 IN A"'H"c''
whIeh iu-lu los postnscs rrel-'''
- WANIGEE,
l. 7. ATKINSON. ROBERT cRieNt'
e,-,,,. J;.l.ifag. Merchant 81 mp staus,)
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01


Tba following stauzl val help MANY 20 u wei
,9uu, o. remember the succession OF the hlncs
id greeus of England
Ffr.t William the Norman,
Theu william his soa
HruFr- stephen and Henry.
Tfau Richard sud John.
Nez Henry tire Third,
EIvanl-. one tao, and Three
And again, afteI Ihekarl
TlrrC ueurys We see.
Two Edwards, third Richard
n d=htiy eue-s
Two Hrurys. SIKH Edward
Qucru Mary Quccn Bees
Then Jamie, the sCulChmuns
Then Charles. whom them -Ir"F
Yet received. after Cromwell,
Another Charlie, TOO
Next jamie the Second
A-cended tie throne
INC .soa4 william and Man
Together came on,
Then Anne. George tour
AID fsTrth vs. lIam all pazsear
And Victoria came
MAJ sue long be the lasi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
rhing, that Are Not What They Seem.

Black lead is not lead at all, but a com.
5bund Of carbon and a small quantity OF
rbn. Brazilian grass never grew IN
Brazil. and Is not grass; II Is nothing but
hin Of palm leaf. Burgundy pitch Is
~ pitch. and does not come from Bur
rnndy: the greater part of it is resin and
Alm Of oil. Catgut is made from the en-
rhils OF sheep. Cuttle-bone Is not bone,
Hfi a kind of chalk once enclosed in the
|oesil remains OF extinct specimens OF
.ctfle-fish. German silver was not IN
Funted in Germany, and does not contain
h particle of silver Cleopatra's Needle
rs not erected by the Egyptian Queen,
Nd in her honor. Pompey's Pillar has
nb historical connection with Pompey in
by way. Sealing-wax does not contain
particle of wax, but Is composed of
fenice tmpentine, shellac and cinnabar.
he tuberose is no rose, but a species OF
Turkish baths did not or
Innate in Turkey. and are not baths, but
heated chambers. Whalebone IS not bone,
Ind is sand not TO possess a single pro
nerty OF -ProJideRcs Journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01

c. W. Heaton. English chemist, has
hnalyzed sample of water from the ia
Inous Hagar's well, at Mecca-to which
|housands of Mohammedan pilgrims resort
annually and reports that the water Is a
host dangerous compound, containing an
Extraordinarily large proportion Of NTH.
Tie total amount of solid matter found IN
gallon OF it was more than twenty five
hines as great as that found IN like
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
guaal a0usrnssuuis

fauflsa. HassrF 81 lIrsrT 80 r1sI1srs.as
uIs N1alfari1lra a s. rtlsxssInT = llaaf
.-aii ~irsst Hisau-aa-f teassa. sa -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01

.1r~rsIanaanIs uAan raA1 - - VI raANHHrH
y n-tu fur4Isa A1srIlsN-Hsaea 49, - I.a.|tNN<*
ulIh NJ ~ wAaa arnsTrl - essAsa - - I<a
49, Iaara1ra alE4ssars1 - AlH~HAH~AA -
r-Mlftsnr~a ~ ENa4-sa a1ssr1NszNNNHA -
sr~ssnurHL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1885-04-01
on. !. COIIIS Ba0NNFS cHI9a01YNF


JUS NlHAfHNaNa- - - - -" -
sisiss 70 I-ssad. p - 50 e. -esu.- -r-s-s =
sn-at.h. n aiia 80 a--ua1~ 0r- ~-sF- -rAanr- -
r1-iraeiss i'--t-s. ust1u-..s - .sss.@ - -
,.ss..- -ss..-'i - IL '-.ss...- - go
"A by ~ = esllIs nls~us ~ t.-ur N.llal ssE =
t. aIirairtsi 1F ne rlle--l.a - ~ - ~sal1a
sad saiustis isuusllr sses ilalarrl-a
cHLeEonrSE !. 81 -, ...-ss ----- a-s--n-
tHLnRoDyNE al- l4e ssasr,s 10 =i-ssn-a ..a
- ne unif srrriar ~ t'siarl - lirr-ue1rl-
cuLnRenvsE .zs.ta.ls eri. s..ss - .saa-A- -
EQisg-f. Hrsirlis. taiflfaii.Ia. - $500
cHlonunNNE a. ~ fsa.lis- r~ur.asl-
Fs-a -r1.-- a 60. risr-ss-ssiis.i ..-.lsa. 49,
"a erraf ra-.sl -fr-sf. rI1--sa~eHrr -
~ ~ r., ~. ~. -. -. :. Z. -.
esIrrinr.i raat.rr D. u tsII. $780, -.
- ..tHs'i - ~ - ~ Z. So - ~
que-fis. Tssfter isifal J. alssss .sa.sa Isaassrr
.a.i ~. -a.i = 80 = $50 q. ls..ss $50 :
sff b. stf aar 'el-rllaI A. ssfIlr a1sar-
lu..z.ag irn'a ,as.f So = co. 49, .-l.s. So
81 il4stiras e ~ r-1TlI-rleHTr 49, = - rr1r
nrseus'. ea'rrs-if1- rsswa-e - rr--uasr.
a1d 81 1aHrral aeI1firl ttaf sns 49,
Fss.la. aa--'..i.s- dsl.s1 500 .'... ]. 49,
Ifsslf tarr lrIIss-.-'I asrali-H sr.ssrl
ias Fes.i y. aa.. 49, go - .s.-- -. = ~.
ihai @ ifs'.a.r m a-si iui aI-a fl-,
- 80 = N. 'r-i.---u 80 - saasis So - =
Hisaae'. o artisfasrr uss.ea - s.rr~ = -
rssf % ruf rass1-r p r.r-ssssa 80 r.s-rsr
Nsssi.-s arfar rss.-. $50 s. -. 80 -.
kneriisses ur f'r-1a7 b taauii.fs
CATION -frs fs1aea.as ee rses H--s
.tafai Iarf ~ p ta.a f11ara go. 1850 ~
i--- g.---I. -. = 49,. 49, 49, 4.
,.i.s.sst ]. ~ ari i-er s-as- 49,. 90 ~ -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17

INOR RENT. The upstairs OF the Rlylere
II building on Franklin Street opposite the
engine house, containing good rooms
which have been newly lifted up. suitable
Tor boarding house. Apply to- +. Sedwlck
or J. q. Frazier.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17

ohlctens--Per dozen. 2so to 400 turkeys, go
Egs,-sf9c per dozen. =,
Rlitsr-Chclce western. "a 10 $50 country, IL
ard Il. SC; Standard z, %; oordis No. :, loo
Cords s. isAc, Warren Fancy, i2sc; Amos
Hickory stripes Rock River brown and blue,
dinghams hates check, Sc; Warren Grey a
Bro Sc. slatedsyille check, SIC DgnNllen
fancy, Ssc' Gordon dress SIC Athhs'oh
chSmbiy Plat assorted spring shades, isc
French stripe and oheot, loo; French spring
Cheviots-kyeretl ~ colombian. 0c
rem AKA, gsc kimpton y. =, loc Riverside
plnids, round thread, 10,
lohc Mohalr solid lac; Manchester Tissue,
lShc Shades. Nuns yelling. lec; "a Nal
Corded. ,i6hc; Lace brocaded, leSc; Mohar
brocadod, l6kc; Mohair and check. lIo; AT
linston, 22sc; Remington suiiing piaits. 2ic
Lamerton suiting plaids. 2ic Arlington
Jacquard, 2eci nalkieth Jacquard. 2be Far
Tawns-Loius, 6; springyalc. &C; Merimac
Printed piqne, &c, Merrimss Fancy Lace ,r,iqS ne
Coitonades-Cromwello check, ~. Eagle, isc;
Namcless grey and gold mixed, lic' orlon lbc;
Fancy 'o 30 New DS YORK Fancy. Sic. New YORK
Camlet blue aud brown. lie -.
Tweedsrwashington; NSs U9y9n,TS Sc sso,.
Jehns-Ihble ROCK, lbct Mhhbhlppi a. wv
Beaver Valley, n. Waco. CSC.
Hardware.
Axes-E 20 10 = so per Dozen.
TIN Plate-l 10 by H. per box, 90 ~
by 20. per box, Q 90; Terne l4x20. per box. 7.2o,
Terne 10 by Is per box; 400
Tinware-Pioced, discount 90 per cent lamp
ed, discount s. per cent
solder--No. /, lSc; No Y aud Y, i5c per lb.
Rubber Belting-Discount 80 per cent 10 and
10 per cent
Nails-2.75, rate
Shovels and spades-Rowland'k discount ~
per cent; Ames' list steel goods, discount u
and 10 per cent
Hardware--Bar iron. "a; cast steel lsc; pillow
steel &c, spring steel &c; horse shoes $50 horse
nails 40 to $50, burden horse shoes, $50
wirc-Smooth wire No. y &c, Nos, 10 and II
5kc lapanned, barbed wire, ihc galvanized
barbed. SIC. painted barbed wire AZ.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17
PERSONS

Mr.. w. Douglas Herring arrived
yesterday from his cattle rancho in
the Indian Territory.
Mrs. j. w. higgins, with her family,
lett yesterday morning for Wootan
Wells, where they will spend two or
three weeks.
Mr.. George Oglesby left last eve
Mug for Wootan Wells to Join his
family, who had gone before him
They will remain there about two
weeks.
At the Pacific: FN Mitchell, Br,
mond: A S Jackson. Aqu'la; Levy
Abrahams, city; GA Buck, Austin; J
Is McLane, Cameron; w A Stewa' :;
4 NJ Sapp, Cameron; II b Chapmpr,
Chicago;C G Birdwh'stell, Kansas City;
Miss A Z Armstrong, Hubbard; Geo.
Brazclton, Temple; l. w Corey. Bel
ton; DIR. VIM. Leneker, city; l. Lilbes,
San Francisco;CF Forsyth, New YORK !;
5 B Love. Granger; l. Battle, Bre-
mond; G IL Lockbart, Holland;
En-. Reynolds st. Louis, Mo
IS NJ Williams, Dallas, Texas.
AT the New McClelland: Arthur NJ
Perry; Oliver S. Kennedy aud wife,
Fort Worth; ID NJ Rothschild, Corsi-
cana; S Samuels, Marlin; Perry Green,
county; l. McOneff, Fort Worth: Mrs
Lou Noble, NJ l. Winans aud wife, Lo-
rena; G j Smith, + Q Smith, Austin
II 7 Smith. Houston, Miss Molie
Willmont, Dallas; N Buchanan
Robinsonyille; S j johnson, NJ.
Gregor; + e Messcr aud wife, IIam''.
ton; T. T. Hancock, city.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17

ested In the bacon than in being rob.
bed. George carried a supply with
him, and said he would see that Seph
was we'll creased for allowing him
self to be robbed.
Mr.. Jas. d. Askew is in receipt of a
beautiful gold medal from New York
which he intends to present to the
champion billiardist of Waco. On
the bar is the word champion" and
below, surrounding white elephant
are Presented TO the best billiard
player in Waco, Texas, 1882 The
tournament will be gotten up in a
few days, and already several young
men have signiiied their intention of
contending for the prize.
At meeting of the Lone Star
Guards, held at the Light Infantry
armory on Wednesday night, ten re-
cruits were added TO the list. Mcssrs.
+. NJ. Makeig, j. L. Elgin and j. II
Mobley were appointed committee
TO draw up constitution and bylaws,
and report at the meeting SATURDAY.
night, at which time the company
will elect officers for the ensuing
term.
Willie, IA year-old son, of Mr.. Il.
L. Norwood, who resides twelve miles
southeast of the city, had the misfor-
tune to shoot himself on "Wednesday
last. The boy was out hunting, and
while climbing fence, he was pulling
the gun up after him-catching II by
the muzzle-the hammer became en-
tangled in some weeds causing the
piece to go off, the load entering the
right wrist, ip1icting severe wound.
DIR. w. III. Calfee attended the wound
ed boy aud found the arm badly shat
tered. After taking out pieces of the
bone he bound the wound up, aud
left medicines to be used. II win be
some time before Wi'lie is able to use
the arm, aud the wound may prove
serious.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17

Some autograph hunters are terri
BILE bores and woI.y distinguished
people beyond endurance, TO get their
sig natures. But the collection OF
thousands aud thousands of auto
graphs of persons who have been ben
Gifted by Brow as Iron Bitters has
como of itself, gladly aud voluntarily.
This wonder .r' collection is increas-
ing every day by additions from all
pal IS OF he country Cures debility,
dyspepsia, EVER complaint, and many
other diseases, are gratefu''y recorded
in the letters TO which these auto
graphs are signed. Every body who
tries Browns Iron Bitters reports
success.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17

We will have fresh roasted coffee
twice per week from this date on, and
also a fresh lot OF Whitaker's and Cox
& Gordon hams, every ten days; fresh
butter and cheese by refrigerator cars
weekly; compressed yeast will arrive
every Monday and Thursday; fresh
reboilcd molasscs, best of the season
Just to hand. Best goods and faithful
performance of duties and absolute
satisfaction guaranteed on every sale
Most truly yours,
A. JONES TAYLOR Il Bro.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17
Donu Tr,iie win serious Matters.

Dancing over as ethlng clldrOn on n flm OF
glass Is rank madness Crowding on n full
he I'd OF mental II I'm aud carrying ceAseless
cares, while the Physical Rme Is oyetworkt d
and nerves disorder !, Is stil worse and must
result In ',tal ruin uni IS a proner equivalent
OF strength is furnished DuLy's Pure Malt
Whisky Is the only ave- liable resource that
can ilnpletslv M Che b III aud supply the
nourishlng mulus ssary 'bre per
,ihealth without hut al rec ioa or DAMAGE
- ne institution The great chemists sftify
t. Its per tpurity aud ihe b Il d. tors r b.
Omineud i's thorough use
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17

Why is a hat like king1 1t has crown.
The browning virtue of DR.. Biggers Huckle-
berry's Cordial is, that 1t Is the great southern
remedy for children teething, and all bowel
affections W. l.. Tucker Lion Drug store
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-17
CITY MARK ETs.

The wool season is about closed. but one lot
o. " pounds was received today by q. ii.
Randle a Co., from Marlin.
Live stock.
Cattle-steeIs, $3.50 to sa25. q barren cows
500 To O.. 70; milch cows, $500 TO 800 per head
Hogs-fat hogs, $50 TO o. 20; stock h or SIS
sheep-Muttons, l.SO to28.
These prices are gross weights per iO0 lbs
Grain and Hay.
Corn-vhite, per bu. 40G45o.
..Oats--tacks, 20c@2lc. sheaf oats e225 to
$3.50 per hundred.
Wheat-f5c per bushel.
Millet-per ton, 1910.
Prairie hay-per ton. sbGs
Lumber.
Rough per ~ IA co. flooring, IS 90 siding
yellow pine, Is 90 siding, white pine, % 20
ceiling, white pine, 80 co. ceiling, poplar, . 90
shingles best cypress per N. 90, shingles
second best cypress, 10 shingles, heart pine
~ finishing lumber. poplar, per NJ. 80 o. I'm
Drugs.
Quinine, so and SOC. per ounce
Acids-sulphuilc per carpoy, S75. citric, per
,Sc; o1allc' per 10 ltc' tartaric, powdered, per
Gums-Arabio. select per Id, zoe; asafeodita,
70 70 SOC camphor, Is 10 soc; opium, AS To lSS.
Ons-Bergamot sAndersons, per ID 2l0s lem.
on, 5Rnderson's, Ls5 peppermint $50; winter.
green, $50; olive. Malaga i.76
Potash-Bromide, per ID, IS 10 Soc; iodide, 8 50.
lie, white, 10 to 2Oc.
Hides and Peitry. .
HidcsLDLy Hint II to lShc, dry salt 10 to lie,
Psiiries~Deer skins, Is to l7c, antelope. 10 to
iSe seal "a skins, Is 70 zoe sheeR peltA' as per
TallowIPrime, bSe tallow grease, * to Sc,
grease yollow 10 brown. TO Sc.
Wool.
Wool-Fine., twelve months growth, i5alOI.
medium, twelve months growth, i5Jlsc; me
dium, siL months growth, l2slSc' coarse
! twelve months growth. lOMigg.
Groceries.
Bacon-6bort clear, 7ac
HAms-l0ke
Mola.ses-Louisiana new, 80 to Sc. Louisiana
o.ee-Pair. iOx u i2c: prime Rio. nH ;,
| &c; choice Rio, u TO l2hc; PeaboTry, "a TO Il
,sugars-Brown, Gs6Se Q, 797<c; white
flour-Otdinaryi per 100 lbs, AIS 20 2.50 fam
| ", 275; patent process, 500 To AS fancy pat
int a.. S2 ;ossi rs per barrel s2s
Coarse Salt per barrel 90 dairy, s. S
Riee,ohoice Louisiana Ike per Id; prim
starch-Pearl axe r. a., 40 lbs. bulk. Sc.
per boz. ass: soap EIits olive. Ter Tp bol
Sl' oI SOAP, ~, blue Sllye ger box z
test l2-ls; S.st kerosene. $50 test, ass, AGO ba
rels, per gallon, lie candles, lie; beans, pc
b, ito rs Lima Sc; cheese, full cream, lbSc
$50 per half barrel, 400 pickles. half barre
medium, 500 barrels, ANAL, iii
neions, per barrel, go esbbases, per erat
oes, per bushel In sacks sl.lo 1.lH--
Fruit, POULTRY, Game, Etc.
Apples-Eone in market
Lelnons--a7b 70 AS ) y box.
O. ons-s 90 Der barrel.
po.a ss-Per busael 40 to SOC.
oabosge-So 10 7Se, per dozen.
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WARDS SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
LADIES.

NASHVILLE, IKNH.
A famous Institution The nlumnR number
799. Attendance iSSi.s5, $50 from sixteen
states. The 4lst session begins Sept !, lsso;
Patronize this college. For catalogues, special
arrangements and conveyance TO Nashville;
address J. c. Patton, Prof. OF mathematics and
Gen'l Agent, Dallas, Texas. Professor Patton
il also connected with the Southern school
agency, and will supply schools and colleges
with teachers with positions. Institutions In
10 states have been supplied.
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visions of Bliss.

Nine millions OF Empty Phi Boresi whaia
ssd commentary on constipation and oiliousnsssi
What vas, storshoase Of pills II all were col
lected. And TO think that all these drastic, nsu-
seating pill. have been kindly solicited TO ente'
the stomachs Of men and worneni SieksninR
and disgusting to think Of No one knows the
pains And aches. loss Of time, piles and inhammi'
lions they have caused. You don't need such
powerful medicine. Stop their use. and Try
one dose OF Baiey's Saline Aperien'. and visions
ofbliss will hover over your detected browi 1t
relieves constipation, cures biliou,ness, sick head
ache. heartburn, &c. Ills pleasant, efieetual and
eheap, ard we'll adapted To ladies' use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
where
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strayed or stolen from China Springs, Texas
n dark bay gelding t6 hands high, years old
scar on lower part OF left hind leg, branded on
left hip g. blotchcd brand on lei shoulder.
animal ". n HICKS,
China Springs, Tex.