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- .1a,TMAN,s HARD LUCK.

a
General of Massaehusett'
Ths items tens 70 Bring suit AsHlns. lh.s ra.os, ~.
,%srs in's and Osgood a company
TneIr Contract co.oss,, seems
Walt Mnl'inpn l,' horn under an unlucky planet.
u have pee'l T,,,,'i "p / Marston Of Massachusetts,
Atiorneiyi iis 1us% seal of condemnation upon the
IS i ~ and nd Osgood * Co., the Boston t pun ~
eolni s1.. have thrown up the eontrAes' .i,a. IN
sa5io, l5o,ce to the official coilniahu u 'ne
AttorDell ,'nrv I of hook or poet would NIL q
The n'StO nw both attracted widespread
fOllllle-"t1,c"u at,cution in 1860 Whitman's
Rublle "nd o interesting career during
fanel a" his life in Washington his
|he wa from A clerkship in the Interior
4 lsenaT Rartment BY Hon, James Harlan ior
y ,hc author of the condemned volume I;
Relng gLseonent ,u, % trials and triumphs, and the
y sSSd suDsSJ If cruel criticisms and fulsome
housanuIb ,bSt have followed him ever since.
|llogl'o G Gnerpmptory refusal 10 expurgate
aluiIh iines alleged to be obscene, is the
r'alll i,m nction on the part of the Attorney
lsp " " and the consequent abandonment
] el,giIiI nlahiicaton by 0sgood y Co.
+ Pu uy ,be first OF March of the present year,
~ .r,s,. st' Attorney Stevens of Boston, acting
s,,, w. Instructions from Attorney-deneral
ust D..ton A. notified 0sgood " Co. that he In
alsvTT, 1'S ~ institute a suit against them, to
lueJ eoi tSom to stop the circulation of Whit
", yolume, on the ground that 1t came
~ ,be head of obscene literature. A
i'i VA ~ of passages and poems were speci-
az, and tbc District-Attorney intimated
III tbcy we're stricken out the publica-
m might continue
~ n., % and acquainted him with these facts,
\ iS a.ted m if the Objectionable passages
MIN lcfl out. The poets reply was Inn
Iate Ar and Characteristic. He wrote:
~ ' i.t whole and several, is rejected by
and will not be thought of under any
cumstances'
THEpU PUBLICATION SUSPENDED.
pohlcaton was then suspended. A week
or,rarl mar the publishers wrote again, stating
h 4 the author would only consent to cut
tbe poem, entitled "To a Common
,,tituteh and "a Woman Waits for Me-"
oicIal mind would be satisfied and the
n could 90 on; but the author, feeling
\ he could not remove part of the
lcturc without endangering the whole,
4 emphatlcally declined to even consider
proposition.
Is a consequence the Boston firm, who
h ayerse to being drawn into any law
/, replied that they must give up publish
the book, and were ready to turn over
plates to the author. This was done.
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
my1-@-nwf

SPECIAL ATTENTION
Is asked to the goods men-
toned below, which we have
bought at prices under market
value from the best sources of
supply. The retirement from
business of the largest house in
the trade, and our own long and
intimate acquaintance with the
same, will enable us to offer
special advantages, and we in
vite the attention of all who
wish to make their money go
as far as possible.
Carpetings, lace curtains, oil
cloths, mattings, black silks,
linen lawns, mourning goods,
Isle and fine hosiery, gloves,
laces, linen collars and cuffs,
lace neckwear, ladies' muslin
underwear, gents shirts, spring
weight and gauze underwear,
dress goods, Scotch ginghams,
zephyr cloths, batiste woolen
ulster cloths, lace buntings,
linen damasks, loom damasks,
napkins, towels, etc., as well as
a complete line of domestic
goods, muslins and prints.
GRANVILLE WORRELL.
800 and 922 Market ST.,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
jyl-ly
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IYANAafARER 4 BROWN.
EIGHT
EIGHT TO CHOOSE
FROM.

We offer a choice
of eight full lines to
the $40 suit men.
Three Of them are
diagonal cheviots with
the tone Of color and
style of fabric that
appear in the real
Scotch Suitings-one
each gray, brown and
olive mixed. Two are
true blue fannels. One
of them all wool and
honest all through !;
the more the snowy,
very strong and sound
as a flannel can be
with cotton in the
warp. Three dark
Union Cassimeres-
all Of them neat,
durable and dressy
enough to pass for
much higher cost. We
call our present show
of Mems Suits at $40
the best we have ever
made.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
Sixth and Market Sts.,
PHILADELPHIA.
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Electricity as a Street Car Motor.

English paper says that recently a trial
was made with DR.. Werner Siemens'
FoVel electrical apparatus and new car
+ On The lralnway from Charlottenburg
Sahuauer Berg, in the western out
ol Berlin, The electrician has In this
MvM The problem of making the elec-
eaf overcome rising gradient of
I'D 80. For half mile the
las on leaving the suburb of Char
iourg, 10 ascend hill, and here the
S% maintained at 10 to 12 kilometres,
polt u seven miles an hour. Once on top
N 'p4ndauer Berg the line is on a level,
e, ent gaFs attained speed of between IL
l. h'loIlglFts, or an average of II miles
iuul Inc line, conducted as an
]. p'iy 'rlmway,is distinguished from any
w Two thin wire cables, which you
wv AZ certain elevation above it, rest
" Y Wirgfaph poles, On these two
~ CaOIes, which are about 0 inches
ID .lly carriage runs, carried by eight
y ulose on the right being isolated
u,o% on the left. A thin
j, uIll'cS this miniature machine
Gv % PASSENGER car below, and the two
IVY i" ,,,5 yTl'alns transmit electricity from
al .5T,aoIrS Va y, above to the dynamo, which
Drn, |" I'le i,, bottom of the car. On the
r,,a ne mn Is the steam engine, which
tso,, ,, TUE eleeiromotiye force. In the
9s,," s9s u. !, railway produced by DIR. Werner
y, ana at lhr Berlin Industrial Exhibition
,m"u ,au'rr Of the year 1879, the current
,ni 1iIsyu ~ INTO the ear by means of the
n st| Nv Sngels, ,, going from one rail into
NJ p" wheels and out again on the
aLo, ''t from the wheels into
tbo @ laii. Berlin electricians assert
anw.li problem of adopting electricity
meI pss ~ Is now solved. Tie two cars
VIEW, SD% were we're rot joined to each other, but
ed tG,, ,S,Inrately. In future, it is in.
hiDaI la, ,to,, ,%o cars shall always leave the
half r'a'lons 'us at the same time, SO as to
Onarc ,, "al' @here there is siding. The
ofSG til S'eail engine has to work at the
Oecos.n, ,olse-power, in order to produce
sacb 81, oS, loree of about six horsepower
ami os, ',,v Two cars when on the level
NM " ~ " horsepower when ascending
Beyonon D', -, Slencns also shows an electric
Aout nii. ei'le'l runs ON the high road
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rnr rrnLIcArIoN suspENpEp.
A RoGuE's DEVICE.
IN He Flceced an Undertaken by Col
lectlng His Bill without Authority.

NJ He Fleeced an Undertaken by Col
lectlng His Bill without Authority.
detroit Free Press.l
4 few DAYS after the funeral New York
8ertakcr met a wealthy man whose
kghcr he had buried. II was sorry and
Driscd to hear of your embarrassment the
b day, and hope the money was enough
sieieye you" said the old gentleman
mcy' cmbrassrd relieve meW gaspcd
undertaken. ~ haven't asked you for
money, and didn't intend to for some
y" The gentleman, nettled, tartly
liel "You dmned me for the expenses
fy daughters funeral within three days,
| paid the bill" II dunned you:
b asked You for cent" exclaimed the
ertakcr Was it u young man Z" he
Rtinurd "Ycs" said the old gentleman,
Flr son; and he said you wanted the
lg Immediately "a few days after
funeral, 81 said the undertaken, "a we'll
ssd young man came to my store,
fsenting himself as the betrothed lover
6Olr daughter whom he was to have
nrl in few days. lie wished, as "A
b Of his affection for her, to pay her
Pa expenses. refused at first, telling
that her family would not permit 1t.
he urged it 50 strenuously that / finally
Felled' and made out the bill. He took
nd said that he would go down to his
|efs Office and make out the check. /
not heard nor seen anything of him
And now the question is, who will
10 pay for the little job that very smart
4 ,, laah put up on these worthy people
4 ialhcr or the undertaken.
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LAWYERS.

JICKINNOE " CALL,
ATTORNEYS IT LAW AND LAND AGENTS
lIili,nUrO, Texas,
Special attention given to commercial and
land litigation.
Have complete and perfect abstract of titles
to all SURVEYS OF land In Hin cnuu:y.-u72Hi
+. d. PENRY. J.R. RICHEY. D. [. BuLINGER.
denny, EOLINGER " RlCHEI,
AIIOn-N 81 Law,
Waco, Texas.
VIII give prompt attention to all CONNER
oIal collections. Olicc IN the Sturgis block
Austin Avenue
N. j. HERRING. u. A. KELLEY,
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fluctuations are for Wholesale iots.I
Coffee-Demand good and well sup
piled. Rio, fair. IL to 1Zc;prime, IS to
lie; choice, 49, to 16i5c.
Sugar-The market is well-stocked
/ and has an upward tendency,
We quote: Powdered, he; crushed, PC;
granulated, He; standard 4 ], lie;
extra G, 10 &c; Louisiana white clarified,
1921 to lie; yellow clarified, 10 to
l0lIc; choice, 9&4c; prime, sic; fair, &c.
Iea-Imperial, 80 to 65c; Young
Hyson, 10 to G0c; Oolong, b to 60c; ia
pan, 60 to G5c.
Molasses-In good demand and full
stocks, with an upward tendency. Louis
lana choice, Zoe; prime, 6jc; fair to good,
5GtG0c.
Hams-In light demand and market
we'll supplied. Choice sugar-cured can
vassed, Is to 1870.
Bacun-In fair demand and steady,
with an upward tendency. Breakfast,
l3c; short clear, 1l34c; long clear, II &c;
dry salt, short clear, I05ic; long clear,
l0iic.
Lard-Stcady and quiet, tending down.
fierce, - C; half barrel, l33lc; pals, 5
to 10 pounds, IA &c; 3 pounds, 1l19c.
Flour-Ihe market is well stocked,
quiet and steady. Fancy, per cwt,
&475; choice, SI25. Cornmcal, per bar
rel, S5.2J.
Potatoes-The market is fairly sup
piled, with an upward tendency. North
ern Irish firm at $3.50 to 475 per barrel.
Seed potatoes, choice Rose. Goodrich
and White Jackson, , bushcl barrels,
$3.50, firm. Sweet, very scarce and firm at
&I.25 to $50 per hushel.
Applcs-Wc quote for choice and,
prime, though the entire stock Is infe-
nor in quality, $3.50 to 81 per barrel,
market bare nearly; very firm and tend
ing up.
Ouions-Slow and steady at SIZE to
$500 per barrel.
Rice-Qnict at 7 Il to Sc.
Beans Steady at ~ to Sc.
Hominy and Grits-Per barrel, soto
$50
| Chcese-Wcstern Reserve, He; full
/ cream, lSc.
Mackercl-In barrels, Nos. to ,, s. t.
II: haIfbarrcIs, 50 to 200; kits, Toe to $l.10
Pickles Per barrel, sil.5O to 1900
half barrels, ST.
Dried Apples-s@5 to Sc; peaches
/ peeled, lie.
Craekers-Soda y, SIZE; XX, &c;
xxx, Toe; cream, ilsIc; ginger snaps
HE.
Sauer Kraut-In barrels, SIS; halves, IS
Candy-Stick, 49, to 1It9c; fancy, II
to 25c.
Pcaches-Two pound cans, $2.15 t,
245; } pound, s. to $40.
/ Tomatocs-Two pound cans, 2l.30 tC
: IN. = Mound 81 r. :, I n
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Bujidiun Material

Briek-At the kilns $40, kiln RIM
Lumber-Yellow pine, rough. 81 so.
92.25 per 100 feet; over q feetin Iano. 20
S2.25. Matched and dressed fons;r u,
and finishing, $500. Ceiling: 81 an ing "
$500. Siding, $40 to $3.50. Con ,rU 70
doors, Sl.75 to 1925. Sash, 100 to S; 50o
as to size. >0Oo
Shiuglcs-S3.75 to $3.50.
Lath-S5.50 per thousand.
$3.50; Portland, 500. ''''' NE
Plaster Paris-Per barrel, S4a550
Mixed Paints-Ready for nse M II
coiors, S1.25@1.S5 per gallon. An tes. ai5
and standard makes are ON sale nv ' Wael
dealers. waco
White Lead-Strictly pure, s775
LineICoopered, Austin, S225 no
barrel; bulk, $3.50. ~ 20
Linseed Oil-Raw.G9c: boiled 72675o
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Miscellaneous.

soap-K. O., 60 ID, 1919 per box; P.
O., 50 b., S5.45 'per box; Blue, - h..
S5.0n per box; w. r., 10 h., $5.75 per
BOX.
Ammuuition-Shot. drop, per bag,
SID to 225; duck, $2.l0-to $50. Pow
der, per key, rs to size, $50 to Cos;
binstin@ kegs, $3.50.
Wrapping Paper-Rag and straw, Is
to 75c.
starch-Per pound, 81 to 53fc.
Stoneware-Jugs, glazed, lie per gal
spn; crooks, glazed, 10c.
Rope-Sisal, Z inch basis, 81 to Zoe
cotton, 10 to Doc.
Candles-Star. full weight, 1Gl{c.
Observation-Disclosures, %, $40; 12-1
$L0S; Eupion, %, $40; barrel oil, 19c
in smaller lots Zoe added. The market
is steady and firm at quotations.
Wire-SmoOth, No. 9, Size; Nos. II
and II, &c; No. u, &c. Barbed, s to Zoe
Horse Shoes-Per key, $3.50. Horse
shoe nails, No. 7, $3.50.
Nails-$t25 rates.
Axes-Per box, $50 to 1850.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
Citations and
Yesterdays Quotations and
State of Standardization
GUS Commercial Matters.
COMMERCIAL.

| EXAMINER OFEICE, January 25.--An
jother day of Inactivity, relieved LITTLE
by breeze of petty trading. The con
tinued bad weather and impossible
roads have cast such shadows on the
faces of business men as our city has moi
seen for many a day. The anticipation
of living in clover after the weather has
righted itself, holds everybody bravely
4 few bales of cotton from the 1mme-
diate neighborhood were IN and sold at
quoted figures.
The extreme scarcity of forage and
country produce gives great nconVen-
fence.
Cabbages and potatoes have been
noted among the unusual importatlonS
/ into this country from Europe, and now
| a st. Louis grocer has received onions
| from Spain, which he offers for sale.
j They are considerably larger than our
/ American onions. and are oval IN shape,
/ like lemon, only two or three times the
size. The onion flavor is not quite so
strong III them, and they are preferable
on that account, and especially If eaten
raw.
The merchants of Marshall, Texas, are
declining to furnish supplies on credit
/ to farmers, to be paid for out of the pro-
ceeds of the present cotton crop. This
policy will weigh heavily on poor
farm hands, mostly negroes whose last
years earnings have nearly all been
swallowed up by the merchants and en-
pioyers for debt. and who will thus be
left out of meals and employment in
midwinter
The importation of railroad iron from
England to this country Is causing cou-
siderable CONSERVATION among iron mo-
nopolists. Even after paying a heavy
revenue the iron can be laid down at
lower price.
Europe has so far taken out about
100000 bales less than last year to this
date, is beginning to feel very nervous
about the future, and is peculiarly anX |
louS for cotton to decline. In April last !
Liverpool held l,09300 bales of cotton. |
and she has III stock now only $3.50 |
bales. In the meanwhile there We're |
about 100000 bales more ailoat for |
Europe than at present.
In the meanwhile Europe is cousrlm-
ing 5000 to 5000 bales per week more |
than year ago, and altogether
there is the strongest support for the
conclusion that Europe instead of
America has got hold of the hot end of
the poker.
The cotton plant is supposed to be ma
tive on the gulf coast of Mexico, is Cor
tcz on his first visit found the natives
clothed III cotton fabric of their own
Its cultivation mas been
continued to the present time in Mexi-
GO, but with very little improvement in
the methods The principal producing
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Eisfeu TO This.

Having concentrated the st ock recently
in my upper Au-tin stree house with that
of my main house. 90 Austin street, my
stock in gents youths and boys clothing,
hats, caps. b otS and shoes, furnishing
goods, is unusually large and all of recent
purchase. The spring months are ap-
preaching, and | must have store room,
and Iannounce that the Sc goods are all
for sale. and / will not refuse any reason
able figure. L propose TO maintain my
reputation rs leader in low prices, anu
sell Won ne good goods Ic money WI puy'
{. Robinson, p Aastin I.set--oilZti
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IL. Il. EsGRNsEAHR * 90.

To obtain fir5t-class liquors, pure and
unadultcrated, and direct from the manu
tacturers themselves, is an exceedingly
difficult matter. There is one firm in thi
city that has placed itself in immediate
connection with such manufacturers. am
With some of the most reliable dealers il
the country. We refer to BWnham d Co
No. Us Austin street, who keep none but
the choicest and pureSt liquors in then
establishment. and by long course OF
honorable dealing have obtained the Ii
We'd name they now enjoy. They al-o
keep line OF fine and well assorted cigar;
at prices to suit the trade.
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Grain. Wool, Etc.

Observation-Disclosures, Sl.f0; spring
SL12; Nicaragua, SIC to $1.OO, mostl!
milling stock. -
Oats+But little doing; there is hardly
any stock on hand, and lots bring zoe TO
shipping and retail trade. Demand
Corn-New, in ear, very poor at so t.
zoe. and slow sale; good old, Zoe to S /
scarce and in great demand; Kansas
shelled, S1.1O to s1.15 and in good de
mand. ~
Cotton Seed-At the works, l2115c pei
b,lshel. or $3.50 per ton. - 30
Wool~None offering; fall fine, 22e
medinm. Die; Mexican improved, 10 to
I8e: Mexican, lie; bury, l2c.
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Card.

Thanking my customers for their liberal
patronage during the past wear desire to
say to them that | begin the new years
business with Il tir- t-claSs stock of groce-
ries. staple and fancy. every artirle of
which iS,.guarantecd to be strictly pure and
lnadutcrated. ANY orders from my
friends and the public will ne promptly
delivered and duly appreciated.
G.. &. MCCULLOCH.
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Live StOck
Furnished by Sanford johnson

FURNISHED by Sanford johnson. Dealer,
Cattle are in strong demand ~
grades at firm prices, but with No ,o IA oil
ings. -io oher-
Hogs active and in good demand
advance, and stiff. at an
Sheep are out of the market W
quote: We
Beeves, choice (gross cwt). a295
Cows, fat 2N0
Cows and calves, stockers, hid 2OO0
Yearlings, stoc kers, per head SN)61ooo
Calves, spring delivery Goa i00 ~
Hogs, porkers, (gross,per lb1.. 51 'Oo
sheep, muttons, :. 225
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To our friends and patrons who la

To our friends amt patrons who haE
bestowed Their LIBERAL patronage on us t"'
so many years, We return nHhy. many
tha' ks, and those who are indebted 10 u
we appeal to come forward at once an
settle up. We trust our present trouble
will soon be overcome and soon hr able t.
greet YOU 4 hearty welcome. Our oftic'
hours will be from 5 in the morning ii
dark. Yours truly,
d,SWlm LEVINE Bios
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SMOKE PETERSEn'S CIGARS.

Advice is chcap-dreadtully cheap. + u
we must lie true to our instincts of hu-
manitv and tell our suffering friends to use
st. Jacobs Oil. and surprise their ricuma
tism and themselves also at the result. J.
D.L Harve}, esq, of Chicago. says: =
would be rccreant to my duty 70 those
afflicted. did L not raise my voice IN it,
nrniSen
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All persons indebted to the under
signed are hereby notified to come
promptly forward and settle up, and
thus save unnecessary expense to them
selves and an otherwise painful duty
myself and creditors.
LEM CHAMBERS,
d& Austin avenue
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doing. W LOU out lit


Butter-Country in oooa
and very scarce, at q ~ On demant
ERR Eg marfff we'll a stocked 30 to ac
with good demand, at 20 to Is, p supplied od,
90 foaltfy-Chlekens, per dozen. 81 JiP 5G n
- turkeys, 4Oc to 81; geese, 5lc go 10 q to
Pecans-Very scarce and firm og nj . 90 81 j.
to per bushel, or 8 to lie per ponn - ~
IurnIps-Per bushel, 30 to SOC Sno
Wood-Per cord, $3.50 to 40 8SeaFGe.
demand. f'VV In
Coal-Cisco, delivered, per ton saoo
SIS to q. --i'5 wanna,
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A Nasal. INJECT OR free with each bottle
of shiloh : CaIarrl Romeiv. Price 30 cents.
S,Id nv T. W CASTLES Il CO.
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} HDNiNNkIND.

Relieve all diseases ri women
to the appearance
and I, ,sLtInu of TN" menseS,
ni,rine disturbances, torpid
.,ty of the functions, " TIA leu
.cvrrhu.a, diSmenOrt hra, and
.hy sirrla. also in mclauchOlia
.aua other arrangements. Al
.tnrd prompt relief to those
distressing h"Uriug down
pairs 81 peculiar to women
Price 81 per. sent Tree 10y
Imaii on receipt ut price.
iDr. Clarke medicine COM
rany, New York City.
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sOUTHsIDE PUBLICEsoUARE.-


But S75.000 worth of sound and new
dry goods and clothing. for sale mt less
prices than any goods that ever went
through a fire. At B. IIabers 0l0Stc.
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LOSE.
MONEY TO ss,Ax.

I HAVE several Thousand dollars 10 loan Oh
1 gOpd personal or neal estate security ut J.
l.hr cent Inter- ST, the borrower iaJ ING all
ptnsUs of maxim the Oan.--ul2ti5t
I. c. SMITH.
Attorney and Agent "a story Masonic Temple
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- n IHVI II Is INC grtat
Z PURIFIER
FkErARED BN
j. ii. ZEILlN & CO.,
- ~ FACT REl>. CHEMISTS. soLE PRoP's.
INiPOEsTANE.
sra nSfer Limo!

pEWARE h HoRSE, Proprietors, Inform the
sphc that. with their line Of floats and draws
~ nave ever facility to transfer al kinds 0f
<lght TO and from depots, or any part of tb,
'es' household goois, baggage, cotton, etc.
"a PROMPT DELlyKENi REASONABLE RATFr
~ only 'inin lecity which makes = srpri,It,.
~ s"f lan-ier business. DEWhEE 4 HORNE
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INssr:DEEMED PLEDGES.

III nnn WORTH OF Unredeemed Pawns tor
.UUU sale at halt value, consisting of
Watches, Clocks, JeWciry, Clothing, etc.
Rare bargains. --0l2CGw
e PARDEE. rIazl
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Cotton.

FHEIGHTs, ALL RAIL-To Houston, 15c
per hundred for cotton; Galveston, SOC;
st. Louis, Soc to 91.0J; to New Orleans,
500; to New York. Sill; to Boston, 81 10;
by Morgan line to New York, rail and
water, S1.0j.
In the present state of the weather
little change can be expected in prices
.11G W. n1Intn 1-nI11irullA.
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BRILLIANT RESULTS.
NOEL ERs
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