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PR1NTs-M erriMack, fancy, IL; Man
chester, ga; arnold, .; American, o IL
silver grey, 81; allen, 5 IL; lodi, q;
simpson, n; Eddystone, 8, Simpson mng.,
6; al en- pink and purple, q; 81 pson 81,
yer gr. y 8; Richmond, pink a9a puzzle, o.
"a; Allen ehecA, w; Peabody, black, i-2'
simpson, black, g; Ensedale. 4 l 2
Blown SHEETlNG--CrOwn, l-2; Az
gusta, O; Ettrich LII, .; Charter Oak, ~
Live OAK, 4; International, IL; Laurence
LII, 6; Glendale, "a ENTERPRISE, q; Glen
dale, 75s Bostt AL, -; AnDiston, l.2
BEo% = tH1nTIN9-Cast Iron, 8; Form.
ers, l-4i Honest, lid, f0cahontas' Z -;
Lock " ood, Sd; Maratob0, 5 ID; Bedford
K, 4 Ia
BLEAcHEp SHrRTING-New York 10 10
" m-utta, 1917; Langdon. 0; Lonsdaie, IA;
Lonsdale uam6ric, e; Masonville, 10 l-2;
Fruit of the Loom, s; Gold Medal, IL;
Cream of Crop, IA.
IICEIHG-Amoskeag, a A, 80; Amos
{, I; taslon Xxx, lO1Z; Eastrn IA, u;
Oakland fancy; 50; Acme ODD, 81,
Ral Ugh, i0l4; tandard 2, 0; Pearl River,
t2ss; sibley awning, 10. 49,
10 Amco-h g. Roal E3;r 9 81 aaGSsS
81; Unk1 own, 3-3, "a; Jewett City, 8;
Unknown. @ 3, 10.
DEE ms Amoskeag, i2}4; Otis, 1874;
lOIhg ANT w ~ WI 'ol4'
CMGCRs AND PLAGDs-Mount Pleasant,
I; Catgllbs, "a: Old Dominion, Z Mem
phis, Ia; Queen Ciiy, q Ia; Augusta, Z;
Tennessee, 10; Coitondale,7 Z; Cumberland,
check, u; smiley, 81.
CIHGHAMs-B Bates, 8 Ia; Statewide, s;
WesUyiie, z; Bates Dress Pisid, 9; Scotch
b. F., II l-2; Amoskeag, : I'D; Beileview,
Observation-Disclosures I-2; Sterling, IL;
Unknown b. b., 6 Id; Sibley, 0 "a; Gleo
Riddle, 10 l-2; Harrisburg, III; Slater, &;
Everett, Ia; Boss, s.; Silverdale, Il Ar
lingtGn, o; Victoria, IL; Germania, u IL;
Rafas. Ii.
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AcIDs-Sulphuric per carboy, %; cltTic,
per ponndf, % to GOo; oxalic, per pound,
0UINIEE-r q W., ezs, II p. q W. cans,
IL b, g. Son Ozs, II; b. & Sons, cans, Y,
OLLs-Bergamot, sanderson's per pound,
2 10; lemon, Sanderson's, IS; peppermin ,
90; ntelgreen, 2 %; olive, Malaga, %.
PorAsH-Bromide, per pound, 400; iodide
3.}.
SoAPs-Castile, notified, per pound, to
luc; CASTLE, white, IA to 10.
Instantaneous - Ammonia, carb, per
pound, 2Oc alum, 3 to 5; arrow root Ber-
muda, 30. balsam copaiba, 81; borax, re-
fiuod, ~ to ID; cnionel, am, 70; castor oil,
per gallon, i As 10 / 60; cassia buds, per
pound, 10 to Is; cream tartar, pure, per
pound, 40; corrosive sublimate, per pound,
IS; chlorJform. per pound, 81; extract log
wood, bulk, per pound, u 10 Ia; glycerine,
bulk, per pound, 70 to 25' Iodine t resn6-
short, per pound, Is; leaves SIENNA,
Alex per pound, rs; morphia, suiph, per
OF, 8.25; spirits nllre, Eeet per pound 81;
pound, 7; wax, white, per pound, 5Jto 60
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snnrsmsly Delishtrsl

10 the omaclsted aud debilitatad in
valid II tho sense Of r turning heslth
aud strength prod uced by Hostatter's
Stnmaoh bittWs When that promoter
oi vgor II te,ted by persons In ieeble
heath, its restorative and vitaliaing
potency sOou,Vinces Itself In improved
appetite, dig estinn aud nightly
rep0se, tho sole cond tiOnH under
which strength Nnd usrvo quistudo Ia
vunchsaled To tho human system. \
gain in ha-h Of course ensuss upon the
restoration at digestion and gs>imila
lion. As surely ~ winter follows the
fall Of tho leaf, does disease shadow
the 10 1tstops OF declining strength.
When tho premature decadsnc0 OF
Vitslity ~ nos arrested, Marasmus,
consumption and other wasting
maladits arc prompt 10 fastou upon
tna ruiaahled, Avcit Il saaso, th0re-
lore, With this grand enabling touic,
which nos only Ttnewa falling
straugth, but mitiSGtoS and counter
acts tho intirmitlos al spa and tho-e
ui The gautlCT sex. Rhoumatism,
malaria, iivor aud kidney troubles
Weld to L.,
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Mckinney,

MCKINNEY Aug. rs -lSpeoial, Tho
residences OF Mrs. II. q. Mex nuey wNs
destroyed bT ilre this norning it WAS
occupied by G.. Ii. Day, ebo hed but
latey moved into 70, enc vho IN
tended using it as "a nnafdlog house.
Los,, 5000; Insurance, 500. Fn niture
insuifd. The loss VIII fWH heavily on
Mrs. Mckinney, VINO IL wltHw with
n large family.
~. NJ. BlauRs WIS tod 3, uWititd
to isli ou q charge ~ horse sffN inE DY
Shorin q. 8 Bsoig THO ..ri. vas
committed ~ the western pVtt' Nul'
Iiu county sud Hianlll was i.I .igt In
Denton count white cu the -'.u.
ii. G. MarE ha. puull-nr To, OF
nnp9intmautI Re diFrls9 Hrtt ND., of-
ton. He 3, th0 MoseA wnnl- soc thd
to laAl the rhi-ky INHn.
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rorrrra Hio mlf. IOs 10 u virtue ~
Iu lI. rNuIrrt li tHN % imHunrut li Nfli IutNf
.u, Uudrn 1850, 1851 4 Un liDrfFi llt ~ WI
IrAH-n nloua, a. 10 Nri lWpclsl' n 20
kUuAus- luw cred nnl rui loaf 1925
standard lrnuuiRtpd, 2 ~ tU1f.i Louisiana
whit. tlHflnri, ktH't yellow clHrlutdt if
s,i Cholc. lnuiHiunn, ] ,"'ti pfimc, "a ~
n. seconds, ~ Go 81 new YORK oEiia -
l,lcl- Domestic, new crop, u foreign,
MoLAs.Ts-Choice Louisiana, % 10 6s;
~ m,, .0i fair 70 God 'i soSn kWs.pn,i 81
Snowflake, nos Cartoon, = i, pound, u
cream soda, "; tNre sior oyster, u y
ginger snare, N' xxx giugcr snaps, lNi y
lymau cream, VI NNN lemon rirnln, lui
I cakes AID iumhl's, isi nuimhlH,l2, chrfmsi
! b.. straw berry cakes, lli sugar Wniors, lhi
/ cocur huIs, 10; rnger waters, loi Stage
pluuhs,S
cafh, IN casrs, 69tCf6; lump sal soda, In Kegs
lie; rinIsulaled sal soda, In o. pound
TonNCca-P ll-ineh, 30 to rs; twist,
J 2 ~, 3 ~ aud ~, ~ 20 ini navy pug, = Ia
| a.; smoking tobacco, - TOGO. -.
! CANNEp Goupr- 2h tomatoes, loo; 3ih'
-; 2ib blug igherflcs, l,2O; 2ih gooseherrieSl
] ~, gM straw berries, l,iui .lh Iaspherrleh
| l.il; IN WnoJl ,ehCrri,s, LOO; I'D peaches,
| Linn benz, Lsl6 30; Winslow's corn, 2lh
I FIX, H. Wiu,Iow Jonesi corn, 90, %;
" re1 'GS,@ nm $50 guy hn 90, }SmIly a5i
7 kr.,'-a,ii. ,aptnWipi, ia; French peas
| D,rTi,f il5,2I, + ~. ? lO' lb /, W.. ~; IN
! I 90 i5, m Io5strTs, / s.; liz salmon,
l,iI; m H.ucsrrel, s5i 10 corn beef 900
rr.I,n Z, 81, IN MINES. iI3; / cai. applcs
l8a5
ssUgr-Gauctts, 6 o., ll.2i per caso' .
| p %. I-a ~. 4, .5. dental. bog, ION;lug,SO;
! -, t0i
| 'snhp- Olive. o-5 a box; blue India, | 9
m ,"y.. 3 IS r, box; 81 ~ bars, 40 r boxi
| / ~ nata, a "a hnSi ID sa'lnel, 3&i; s.!
! sUilpgt, l.@l, p 70 hnr coc9saut OF, S,o'S y
Dandy - 81 DANDY, 4 o.; ,,,.-
CHErsF-Fpll cream, l2sl4c,
! EprE-S'ac hasiG cotton ripe, lSG. -,
E, 5 lor''rsrr's-so"nd' ''e' spring III
wntrprNG PArrn..aog and straw, It
pnd7ic
| PICELrs--2-gallon pulls, mixed Pickles
! On; gas p,ntss dilO; glass quarts s.s sS
MAcEEnFL--No /, barrels, 1880; Fc. l
h9lr barrels, @i No. J. gnsNrterr barrels ariel,
o.; No 3 Kits, u.
! HOLLAND HERRISG-. Imported l.@5 pei
keg. , -.
-.ANDY--Stick, zoe per pound; Fancy
| Is Ia 3ic
RAIsISs--L London layer, $50,
CIDER Crab app e, sOt; Missouri elder
| SOC per gallon; vinegar, per gallon, IL TO tVt
| STARCH-- Pearl, 1 l-ic; royal g oss, ! 8-i''
pound pscRngcs, &c; pound wood hos
ipOuud gloss. &c,
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|Hf
Lturtat ,huf III. Ih.
q ub'nIhl. l.Hrf ..u.f u. U
rr0ioffiaf|n.u .0. iII.HIH..
crHIrI.r uu..H. .. H r..|.F In
p.iu. .rI.H..... '. IiIHunf
HIUH. 'H'N 70
i..u.rw .mti. .. .E.ui,d tl lhe
lff. N.ua lI. I. H ''i .f
tpd angIl. -.t.t uH
yostigs ton u WAS lanrpod mat nome
but Nose cumpaueA, oulhlte ~ one
local cOmnnnies were hero "a contest
for tho prize, hence the committee de-
cidod that said companies would not
he entitled To only OnC-thiTd of tho
amount OF $500. Some az the
liromep cont6ndrd that tha fun
amount was Due tho successful con-
testRBts. In order 10 ssgtle thn matter,
conference was acid by Tho cltl'
2sns and chiefs, nj which
they Hgreed that tha tlremen
contest for tho prize, which was TO he
S333 $50, one town lot and all tina
trophies. Before the result was made
known motion was agreed 90 by al
that they would ahiie by the division
When the report was made IL was
received with cheers ann poacu snd
good will prevailed. A mOvomep,
WAS then inhugurgtrd 20 make prcpar-
atioVs for the contest.
rhOTR rra but three visiting cOmpG.
vi -, one from Fort woUh, No %; Opa
from nrenhsm, No. AZ one from Tenn
pie, M. 10. They gavo n pullia pa
rade this veglLg.
Tho drummer that was arrested
here tho other day for violating tho
liconsa law was tried aud llaui sT01.
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Need of karEiog Uapit., In tho South

Need Of Earkiag Capital In the South
The great need OF more banking
capital in the South has been repeat
ediy mentioned in the Manufacturers
Record. An editorial upon this sub
jact, published some time since, was
very freely commented unon by toe
southern papers, few OF them claim
ing that the Manufacturers Record
was wrong in stating that
business was restricted in many
places kv the lack of banking
capital. That our position WAS orrect
admits OF no question. Discount and
interest rates throughout tie South
are entirely to- high for the good OF
all business iDieresta except that OF
| lending money. IL is almost impossi-
| BILE for trade and maDuiat lures TO
reach thsir fnl development while
mouoy commands such eXoIbltaut
rates AZ are current in the South.
The Evening Capitol, OF Atlanta, has
a,ely very clearly pointed
ont tho Disadvantages un-
der which Southern merchants and
| manufacturers labor, paying as they
do anywhere from 9to 10 per cent or
more Tor money, III competition with
| Northern houses, where rates run
|
| ing facilities in the South arc entirely
| i~sdequste TO the volume Of trade, and
| this very fact seriously binders the
growth and development of that sec
ton.
Money il almost goinga begging in
tha financial centerS OF tho North.
Millions OF dollars are constantly
being invested 1T 3 per cert., aud in
ono cases at oven lower figures, while
mi llions more are now lyme idle,
yielding 10 profit whatever. Tho own
| ers OF this money would, of course, ne
only too glad to find thoroughly cafe
investments at 6 to 10 per cent. There
room In tho South for the
vestment Of many millions at
such rsts q. end where tho investment
would be almost or quite absolutely
ate. There are good openings for
probably over 100 banks where such
institutions are badly net dsd, and
where very Profitable bInSl"s bust
cess would depend simply upon the
proper business management. Pos
sibly there may be q good mary more
tn n 100 such places ia the South, but
certainly that number could easily be
inuad. Even toe large cities OF 'hs
south, with but few exceptions, lack
sufficient banking capital.
Now that the ou,lpok for the crops
ia so good and the certainty OF a large
volume of trade in Jhs South so neerly
assured, there ought to be q strong
fort on the part of Soutnern psople
70 place these facts before be moneY9t
men of the North. They ought 10
be convinced that there are splen-
did openings for the profitable
Investment OF money in es,ab.
iishing banks at many places
where they are nov so badly needed.
With proper efforts and by direct per-
sonsl WORK We believe that very large
sums OF money, now idle or yielding
only q small income, could readily be
transferred from tho North 10 the
South, 10 the great benefit Of Doth sec
tiOus.
The South must have more banking
capital for her merchants and manu-
facturers, and especially the latter, to
roach the highest state or prosperity.
Now is the limo 10 move 10 ghe mat
ter Baltimore Manufacturers Re-
cord.
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cover and over Again ;"

Repetition is sometimes the only
way TO Impress truth upon tho nina.
Accordingly take nofice tbat Dr..
PierCe's "Pleasant PurgaJ,vo Pellets"
Uhe original Lt'Ie Liver Pils)con
tiuUo 30 he wonderfully effective ia
cases Of sick and nervous headache.
constipation, Indigestion, rush OF blooh
to the lie I'd, cold eXtremities, and AL
aiiments srising from obstruction ~
he bodily functions. Their action l.
thorough yet gentle, ard the ingre.
dents being entirely vegetable. they
can DO taken with inquiry ioto tho
most delicate stomach. All drug
ptatE
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

LUMBER. Rough lumber, Is 90; "a native
coiliBg, 70 co. "a native ceiling, 20 so; e ma
tive flooring, 20 90; "a native siding, lo.ODi
"a rough ceiling, l3 90
SHINGLES Boss, cypress, 4 80; o. *. cy-
press, GO; No. | cypress, rs; native pine
uearts 80; native sap. 80.
PosTs- Cedar posts, best, l2Hc each; hois
d 'fIc. loo.
IArHs--Per 1000, g. co.
BRICK Dallas brick, .50per 1000.
PLAsqER PARIS New York, 90; Mich
gaI, 80 per barrel.
CEMENT Rosendale, 9 IS; Portland, best,
B Is per barrel.
STONE FLUEs- About soc per loot.
DRAIN PIPE From lbc per foot, and
higher according 10 size
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The First BALE Sale.

The bale of cot ,on, tho first OF the
season, shipped from Kaufman county
by Muckelroy & Watkins to Banker
ship Il Blake, OF this city, was sold
yesterday morning at the Merchants
Exchange by w. l.. Hill, secretary, 10
tho highest bidder, and was purchased
By Mr.. Sam Klein at II cents per
pound. Itweighsd S57 pounds.
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Wills pdINT, Aug, IS. 'Hl'-
A rather novel weddluE r huuy
was performed hero At 1880 ...D'r.t
the contracting parties b NJ 'rDet
Charles Evans aud M st,'s S.dga.
The groum is 10 aud tho br,dH ou,V ~
years OF age. Tho bridal ~ drove
In from the oouutrP 10 Tho Gguoa
of Parson Sorusgs, whern iaH kuos
was tied.
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Superintendent Iryino shipped & lot
OF saoyels and picks yesterday to
Ke.up, and the four miIos Of Texas
yruuk foud built beyond that point,
which has not been usca
will he put in Tepnir 80
once, anC tEe line will be extended
across Cedar creek to get the cotton
aud grain trade at Goshen and Prairie
vlle. This move will bring grsnt
deal of grain and cotton TO Deltrs. The
road VIII bs extended at an carly q ate
tn AtMnnN.
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aud others "a the indian
Territory, ahils ieslstlng ~.
kill in tho sdinn Turritory Ia the
Chick Haw TrsarvetlOn. A. both had
banu Indicted Tor tho oiie,ses hy The
Federal court at w. Smlih, AZ
kansas, they were committed
On await transportation. II was
ha deputies Of United States
Marshal Caboll that took then, in, hnd
tnh credit oi their capture ~ duo % tho
officers AZ his Oni of tho line.
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GRAIN AND BREADsrUFFs

WHEAT j 10 20; No buyers.
RYE Kansas, 800.
CoBN--In ear, s0c
oars In bulk, Is TO 1856; from store, to
SC higher
FRAN-Per owt--ht mills, rs TO 90o.
CoRNMnAL-Fine bolted, u 100 ID, 20
HDMINY md GRIrs-50J Is barrel.
D-Chopped corn, q 100 ID, l.lO;
chopped corn and oats, q loo lbs, o.; corn
iran, I, 10 lbs, 35c.
GRAHAM FLoUa u 100 ID, 10.
HAY Prairie 8 90 q ton,
NILLEr sEED-Large, 20; small, 90.
FLo0R-FIRsT Patent, go to B ID; sec
ond Patent, 90 TO 2. So; Extra Fancy, 40
TO 2 IS; Fancy, Is to 49, low grade, l'9O
q Ola
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IlafalcAna

CoRsIcANA, Aug. IS -lSpcclai The
man Taylor, who was shot yc,tsrd.y,
10 still alive, bus in = precarious con.
dition.
Hon. Re-, Mills will sddross tho
people on tho subject of prohibition ST
the opera house Saturday night.
Tho base ball tournament proposed
to 30 given by the CorsicsnE club. has
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Less Than ono Bottle Did 1t.

z. w. Withers, deputy sheriff, Jefl
county, Ara, writes: | can certainly
say that Hughes Tonic ~ tho best
chill remedy 1 over heard OF or used.
/ used only u part Of n bottle AID Ms cd
no Quinine ana it cured me.
Prepared by X. A. Robinson IL Co.,
wnolsaie druggists, Louisville, Ky.
Sold atretaii by druggists generally.
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rRlIIT AMI POULTRY.

ONIoSs-st Louis, 300 per barrel.
GARAGE In crates, ESQ
CmIcKENs--We quote OF $50 per dozen /;
spring, 200.
EGGs-l2i5o per dozen.
BUTTER Best grade northern, Doc; best
Dallas County, 10 1g2Oc; other Texas county
butter, l2c. according, 10 quality.
wATERM Erors--5aHl.0 l per dozen.
APpIEs-.l.e0 per bushei; 81 Lonis, b. %
be nbt
PEACHES Prime, l.5l92.oo; Inferior, 800
per busnei
LEMoris-$i0 r2r box
rs USIH u LOSS ~ hotcf, $50
SW aEY porATCE IS al 81. I
IFtsB PoTAToFs--T sxsfj SO; Northern,
7ur per klFael
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LIVE STOCK,

Recommendations glven haiJw refer 10 grnss
cnttls liyiug weighLl
RrEYEs--a 70 Nc n 10.
Cow s--i $3.50 p %; uiich COWS, soIn-
men, ~ y haod.
tlxEep--Irline, it.6gc,
Z ltuArS :. EDuDtn tas market. Aglta
i9css-4x tasc q ID
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A GRUf'IAL. TEST.

The severe analytical which the yariou- 5ak
ing powders have from time 10 tine been placed
have demonstrated clearly to the public the relative
merits Of the different brands from scientific point OF
view Eminent chemist. for instance in ther analyses,
have found the comparative strength of several kinds as
follows
Cubic inches
Name Gas Evolved.
(" Royal" absolutely pure) ~
Ianfords None Such' fresh
Hanford's Such" old.
4" Cleveands Contains lme) fresh.
CleveanGs7 when fresh
Sea Foam ,h1o19
"IIeckms .o2j
The Royal Baking Powder found, besides being
of absolute purity, evolve the his hest amount Of leaven
ing gas of any Of the powders tested any hence it was
placed at the head OF the list and recommended for
Government use.
But the crucial test Of die kitcAI H. ;,te' ali, the
satisfactory the holscHeepc \ baking powder
that never fails to make light sweet wholesome and paat
able bread biscuit cake, etc, upon all OCCASION TIE
one that will be placed the head of the lis by the
practical housewife and received into her kitchen ol
tinnous use This the Royal Baking Powder has
stood for twenty years without single failure and
hence its reputation the best baking powder made las
spread from house to house. until its use has become
universal its merits unrivaled. -
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Yestordsy morning w. Dayiasg
one OF tue Lee gang. CHARGED wits
murder Of the sheriff of Cock co q
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver colnpleint3 Shiloh's Visilizar IL
guaranteed to cure you. Sold by j. L..
Williams d. Co,
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In the Practice of Medicine.
"For coughs and liver troubias, dys
pspsia and rheumatism, Parbeg
Tonic is the best remedy know o.
writes DR.. W. Paddock, of Pirc ''fi'
Az
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LOUISVILLE OAR SolE LEATHER--X
heavy, FREE Of brands, 8yl Ii; X medium,
free oil brands, nc ID; a u ayy, one brand,
sc Is; A mcdluIn. one III kad, S5c 10; Balti-
more crop, &c; Keystone oak sole, 35gssc.
BUFFALO SLAUhTERt Prime, 10 TO 70 10
sides, SIC h, goy,i, ~ to rs ib sides, aec 10.
counter, u - I'D siies} &c per ID; u. ID ,
Matanoi MS, 21t ID; No. y oak harness lea,
$40 @tc h; No , oak harness les, 30 TO Sic
10, No. ] hem harness leg, 30c 10; No, 2 hem
harness lea, 2sc 10; No hem skirtins
lea, ic ID; No. hem Slsiriing lea, 81 to sc
~, gell and oridic leather, 400 TO 100 "a
do.
IBILADkLPHIA CALF-. Extra quality,
rs 10 u b. to cpzer J ~ =; - IN ~ ths 10
dozen, LIS n l34D a rs 10 ngzen, } .O5i ~ 20
6cibs 10 cozeii 10 n, % te 10 Ios to co1en,
p6ci1
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ENVuHT, AND hrOCEs.
ENpnriS from an United States ports ihCs
flrthis wsoE; Great Britain, SIS, France,
...: Continent $50 Sluyy - all United
state, ports. ThlH day, .datjli ,a.S day
ms, year, l6i,Saj
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Lewis Bros. Z co., " F'grt WORTH
viii pen tue Bness 3Eo8 store ia snf
South Ser'eHber l., inA EnvfGgQt
buildine, $50 Elm street.
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MONEY, sr0uKs AND BONDS

lew YORK, Aug. Is money on call easy
Mt l., per cent; prime mercantile paper,
4 TO foreign exchange quiet end I'M
changed.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-08-20

BID. ASKED.
ToyE: Go ed-New York, steady: New
Orleans. steady; Galveston, easy; Liver
poOl StCaIy,
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creditor, and coIiueive attachments be.
tween kinfolks ana confidential
friends would cease. Texas Is sadly
in need of wise legislation on many
subjects pertaining TO our judiciary
system, and l trust thet THE HERALD
will continue to keep the matter before
the peOple.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-18

she had colored girl. to give me 6 real nice breakfast She asked me who was. and told her, She let me clean up Tha backyard and gave me a whole lot ol walls and bottles that were there and told
 me where to sell them, so l got 6fteen cents, She lets me sleep n that house aud io chores tor her. She Is real good and dont speak cross to any one. Sne loaned me the pitcher and glass and taught me to make lemonade. buy the 'aEM and lemons. She gave me this box aud loaned me the pail tor tee water, the pitcher, the spoons. the glasses and ,hiS wooden punch for sQueeEiug the iu'ce out ot the lemons When It is hot ce ea here in the shade and sell lemonade, aud when n Is cool go iu the house and hel iu the kitchea. do errAnds aud am real happy My mother comes to sec me nearly every night, and last n'sht Maggie came with her am going "a be good boy and good man. can't make home for my mother and NAge,e here, but can go sometime to ,helI home and be with them and we shall all he vety hApoy,"
 And your father Ys
 " don know, He doat seem to come with us He has gone in another direc~ uon some say and seems 10 be fading out, so don sec or th,nk oi h,m, Hut my good mother. who never spoke . ,roSs word to me ,n all my life, IS wih me sure, and is growing more beautiful every day.
 
 Another glass of lemon ade, and wa aaA,ened on, stronger, better, happier toE following our invisible guide so far out of noise and ucmot of the ar lha, Is dts tutned by cars. carriages aad busy walk. CTS. 4 tcw hours before we were wishing iot a large bank account; fM some ex. al,ed poaiuon for some ot the hoaTded weAl,a in the treasury building for some- thing, ~e knew not what We found . poor boy richer than any millionaire in the world ~hoae wealth Ia only in money, \ poor boy ~ho has Tches in hls heart. Who Is passed hy, Ye, whose anchor ls cast ln heavenly waters, Who retains the s~ee, love oi An angel mother. Whose hie and thoughts ate SO true, pure and honest that her presence can come to him. can imptess hIm can direct him to go away from an unhappy birthplace and to begin for h mselt That little lemon ade vendor IS richer than any man in Washington, save perhaps the heaven hearted founder ot the Home to which he was sen. on an eTrand
 From that lttlc fellow ~e learn more ot tellg'on than we ever heard from A pulpit We ga'n more of courage than man gains from man We sec through the foliage that da,kens as the yeArS come. to the bsAuniul bright beyond. We learn tha, II never pays to give up, to despat that t Is not wise to doubt, that its useless to sepine ,ha, our way ,s to took up to travel on. That lt we suffer here. angels come to us it wc do not block thet way tnd that by striving fAi,h'ully ~r are led on and on Into the successes oi ,hA lie and the greater ones thA, are lu store m the Land Of the l.cal, where our loved onrs live and look down upon us and to help all who No live the week hat they arc nearer heaven by one more Saturday night.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-07-18
4 puhlouA idea.
tBoa,on Advsttlsrr.l

The publishers of an English weekly newspaper offer ,o pay $Soo 10 the heirs of any persoa found dead with a copy of the paper on hIs person. This Adver. usement ~ill attract at,eution and raise A good deal of discussion. for it does not appear on it's lace whether the offer is 10 the na u,e of Al insurance against death, or simply puts premium on murder.