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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6.

e,,yop ro-Rr-tHA NBgRs-IIeld by Donohue -C0len.
Gar ca led a. II In.-fnst MONDAY motto oaehdar
si,gWpWF CoI'RI-.PECiAL IE@A-iteld by LaTeuOIe, j.
enufTsgs-Nos 80. I73. IA l'6 1919, SJ. lOi 1874,
S0j ,3 2Ol us inclusive Ia" ana Fact 90 =,
SG 90 ~ 53B 666 AS Ga 2Z3, 81, 1913, 8lj. 37S,
81. 49, j7S go G co.. Usd. 90, 691 G9o 100 7Ol dOG
'suPtsME C0UAI-CmcuT-PAE He'd by Lawrence,
a. I-3i Az !XOl, 1919 1880, 1CS6 z 49, Piss. 81 z,
Si tt6 gz6 = H. 81. Go1. $50, 600. ill3 $50, .U43
IL iT35 ans ZZos 2Oi0, lool ZoS, ZlJ2 2lo9 2Z3I
Tati II-Held by Barrett Nos 1900 1856 li4S 529,
- l0-g l115 1872, 1888. li492 l7Gl 1910 20 ~.
sI9S 237s 81 1881 1898 1901. 1906 2O7l 1873 3G4l
zoos. - -. o.eo,., Tom, oo.a ~
and Eact-No $40 40 day calendar
~ rgptu4 CODKI- GLSEEAL IEKA-Hed by SedgWlekI u
- .,.,sn ayd Russell D. Mos 81 % inclusive
lfpgni0R COURf-sPECIAL TEkA-Held by 1ruaA, u
,epsa5ar "a led AZ II a. m-DemnIeIs-NO. l. Issues Of
Tact-Nos 2 10 43 inclusive -, ~. -, ,-.-
suPEason CoURI-TGIAL TBRM-PARf I-Heln by Arnoux'
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Nos cal q2s sss sse 4lo l27 SOL 14S 49, 4Ss 1890
1l4 40 s8i 404 1871 s6s 400 6sA $780, 4s3 oS AAo o'
269 245' A89, 1856 49,, =. ~, Nam, p
COMMON PIRAs-GRSRRAL TERM.Hed by Van Brnnt r.
I Dav and Van Hocscn JJ.--Hos Ito 107 inclusise
COMMON PLeAs-sPecIAL TRRM-Heid by Beaon' ''-N''
l29A 8, q. 7. y. Q, 10 - s.. ~ n
DAILY O. J-Nos 90lb, 2s39 1872 2lSS l7a4 SS9' 500
2l31 1866 1903 1850 2l00 1885, l7S 2l3O 2lS 5aY9
222S 20 30 37l 1880 2349 1900 1885, 22S1 1850 N'0
III, 2e33L. . ,..,o, 1,,it n,
loci Wolfe at m in matter Of the estate OF !ohn "a
beaumont at IL contested will OF runs cooper NV A''V
n IN
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BEING ELECTION DAY AND A GENERAL HoLI'
DAY, MANY PEOPLE WILL AVAIL OF THE oPPoH-
TUNITY TO SHOP FOR THEIR OWN AND THEIR
BOYS CLOTHES WE SHALL KEEP OUR STORE
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE DAY, AND WE MAKE
THIS ANNOUNCEMENT THAT PERSONS MAY COME
FROM THE COUNTRY TO MAKE PURCHASES WITH
THE ASSURANCE OF FINDING Us HERE
IF YOU HAVE NOT THE READY MoNEYETN HAND
TO BUY " TIL, YOU CAN SELECT GOODS AND HAVE
THEM SENT HOME on ANY DAY YOU NAY AP'
POINT TO RECEIVE THEM PAYABLE ON DELIV-
cry.
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brerooyt Rouse-Sir John Lister haye e, oS Sa
r,nyionj md Tbomas Swiuyard, OF Hamilton, Oan"ua
MI reuur Hotel-Count dOstrorG OF Parls
I;c,o,io Botei-Mayor W. G Thompson OF DetIoI;:
WinJso Hosel-Judge GeOrgeF Comstoek, OF SYRACUSE
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WHAT GOING ON TO-DA

Hamilton will 1 SurrOgate's Court.
Beecher- WikesOn suit in supreme Court ,r,,, .,
Nj sullivaus address i'll Brooklyn Acauen3 VI
Music 49, o,... .,.dtoo1 schooi
Opening lecture Of Post. Graduate Medeal SCHULZ
Meeting OF Columbia College trustees:
Recention az METROPOLITAN Museum or Art' .,,..oo
Meeting of Brooklyn Democratic General Com"i'''''
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FOREIGN STEAMERS DUE
TODAY.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK. SUNDAY NOV D. lo91
ARRIVED

SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK . SUNDAY. NOV. ., 1889.
ARRIVED
Steamer state Georgia Dr. Noodle GlasgoWWlth muse
and passengers 10 Austin Baldwin & Co. - - 1910.
Steamer Gienivne BIZ kaines santos W D. ~
10Th and 2Zd, with coffee rubber etce to Ioiia
steamer Mas Dtch. Baker 10 erdam Oct TO- WIN
mdsr ana uasssuger7 to FuuCh. EdYe K Co.
steamer Neptune Berry, Boston with mdso ana pa'Seh
gers 10 IL DimOck. 49,. 9, .-. 49, 4,
Norfolk W. IN indse passengers Old Dominion - co
Bark Re't lWInl'0r >~l M1noe Antwerp, 81 days win
iron and empty barrels 10 order vessel 10 HeItauN
Bark Oski .NOr Large Hamburg, ~ days WIN non anu
empty barrels 70 Benh3n. PlchcV1g CO. .,, o.. no
with Latasl d 90 vessel to- Whitney q CO.
Bark Arctuius OF AnnapOls NN Bent freiufn Stp "
or co.
SAILED
Steamers crest for Baltimore swaedale and Erdymmion
Norfolk; Am kennedy, Baltimore Delaware Charleston
SUNSET Wind az SANDY Hook, moderate, NE, cloudy.
AT City Island, esh. NE, clear
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Nov 5-Sallcd steamer Alaska. murray from
ii eIpoo for New-York; Bohna McNiOkan from Lyeipoo
Arrived steamer Britannia Perry New YORK to Liverpool
steamer civ of Moutr. NfusK.r YORK. 10 Liverpool
MOvIlIE.' Nor 5-Arrived steamer Poynesian, Blown
Montreal 10 Liverpool.
TAvEE Nov Sailed steamer Gollert, Vogegesang IRON
Arrived, steamer AmeIique santeli, from New.York
HALFAx NOV ARRIVED steamers SportsmaR from New
Orleans for Reval; Au,tan Liverpool via IT Johns. NJ,
FAIHER POM, Nov 5 assed inward, steamers Lake Hu
ron. Liverpool La anadieme,
ZANE PoNT Nov jlased inward, steamer Ontario Liy-
erpOOL
DOMESTIC PORTS
BOSTON. Nov 5-Arnved, steamer Glaucus, Halle New.
York.
BALrnoaE.- Nov 5-Aulved, steamer Martha steven,
sAyASSAH, Nov 5-Arryod steamer City Of Macon, New
Sailed City Savannah Dessong ew.York
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MARINB INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAO-To.DAY
sunrses s7 SETS Moon riss 22S Moon GAYS 20
HIGH TO-DAf.
" SANDY HOOK 1856 Gov Island. 4;51 Hel Gate. Gao
PM-Sandy Hook 4:ll: Island. 6l4 Hell Gate HVo
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HanknsOn Steam Carpet Cleaning Works, -
p. 27thst bet. Madison and 5ihayes. W. H. HANKINsoN.
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EARL & WILSON'S "shOrt band collars and
bead edge cuffs are the best sold everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-06

ELASTIC RUPTURE BELT.-Price So to $40;
Franc Truss $50 POmer0y Truss Company. No 75j
Broadway The best surgical appliances OF every Kind
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JERSEY CITY.

Policeman Miller, Of the First Precinct notced
man walking huuIcdlv through Nashhgtou,st; al
mn car!y hour yesterday morning. lie stopped nii,
ana a bag winch he nad nis shoulder was i0uhd
Wattbirsseu q " eicher's sugar refinery. The man;
VINO cave irs name as Charles Blume and VINO sdld
ne hyed at NO. "a Willow place, brooklSh' was
ar
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NkWARK.

fire broke ont yesterday at noon IN tne dwell, dwell
M. No. ~ North Canal-s, and did slight damage
tIe nccunanr Charles Goldsmith, was smotheIed 10
death.
lanes O'Brien, who was employed IN Dawson
leather factory, went TO Linden yesterday i9
1r.r1. iinntd oil tie traIn before II Stopped ana
fr,+ltr+l ms skull He was dying last night III 81
AilcttatIs Hospital.
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HENRY A. DANIELS, VI. d.,
144 LeSIngtOn-ave. between Goth and 3Oth-sts.
Hours 10 l. 10 Impotence Sterlty Diseases OF the
GenO- T1naiy ans and nervous system specaltcs.
Lydia E. Pinkham'S great laboratory. LYNN,
Mass Is tuning ont millions of PACKAGES of her celeb
Compound wch being sent TO the four winds
ally ind their 10 ali lands
hottest confines OF modern CT yiizatiOn.
Mrs. LANGTRY,
THE FAMOUS JRRsBY LILY,
has reached these advised that
bers OF tn dramatic well vocasts first
peculiar dyness and irritation throat
fu rlment Of their impossible would
be pity II the famous beauty should suffer Temporary
Inconvenience In consequence affecting her
velvet voice" when welknown tried remedy at
hand her relief such HALEs HONEY OF nORR
HOUND AND TAR has been found particularly beneficial
promptly allayng cODgesied state
the vocal organs and diseng throat coughs and DTOn
chial affections
GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR beauties the complexion
Parker's Ginger Tonic don't ConStipate like
other darrh9a cures but gives regular action to the bowels
SKINNY MEN," Wells Health Remover
restores vgor cures dyspepsia nervous weakness &c 81
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NEW-.IERSEY.

UonoKEN.-Bemard Ryan, of Sixth-st, Who
whiic ia3oring under a temporary INT OF INSANITY,
iuu,,ed from a New York Central Railroad tram al
,'.It,,Iny and surrendered himself to the police.
lie WAS held to await. the action Of the county
Y,lV
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LONG ISLAND.

HEMPsTEAD,--The members Of the Queens County
Medical society have concluded not TO meet romeo
paths or members If q, her schools IN consultations
GLEN Cow no public school, which has been
closed for four months owing TO a lack OF funds'
will. by order of the Board OF EducalOh' Do To-
opened this morning.
AsToRIA.-On Thursday last thief entered the
bedroom oil August Welsh, employed at the 1eed
s ore OF llIan CrOuthers and stole every artlcie
of clothing IN the room belonging TO nm. Early
YESTERDAY morning thieves broke into the mouse vi
Edward Whitley, IN Astoria, and stole SZ3 iii cash.
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144 LeSIngtOn-ave.. between Goth and 3Oth-sts.
Hours TO - Impotence Stery, Diseases OF the
GenitO Urinary ana nervous system, speclaes.
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STATEN ISLAND.

STAPLETON.-Tbe body of the unknown man
front of the Seame's Retreat lay in the Morgue at
that place yesterday awaiting identification. No
Investigation 10 the cause OF tle death Was .lae
Yesterday nor did any one attempt 10 identity lue
BODY An autopsy viii be made this morn
Ing. The Rev. G. Frincke, pastor OF the
German Lutheran Church. has received a can o
church IN Chicago. he Quarantine regulations
have been abandoned for the season IN OOih Cne
Upper and Lower bavs, and the hospital snip
Illinois wIll lowed from her anchorage ana lalu
IL al StaDlctOD.
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OUR DEPARTMENT OF
LINENS

WAS NEVER so LARGE AND WELL ASSORTED AS
AT THE PRESENT TIME. DIRECT IMPORTATION
OF SCOTCH IRISH AND GERMAN LINENS. CON-
TANNING SOME IMMENSE BARGAINS IN TOWELS.
NAPKINS AND DAMAsKs.
OUR PRICES ARE BELOW ANY COMPETITION.
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tNew York 0bscrver.)

T. II @
| TrE NKw York i1rE INsURAxcE
CoMrAxY.-An Associated Press dis
patch, dated Albany, N. Y 18th inst,
stated that the Aitorney.G General Of
New Y ork had applied for receiver
for The ceieD,s,ed New York Lie In
surance Company. The assertion
was 80 absurd upon its very face ~ to
probably nave deceived but lew poo
pie, Tor the company In question 10
one of the bulwArks of American lie
insurance -.,..
Tie following ofIisial certificates
,how that tho press agent confused
The name OF tho New York Life with
that T the wesicrn New York Lilo,
" Batavia, n. T., 4 minor ORGANIC.
ton:
[Copy
STATE Of NEW YosE. ixsrsAxcE Dtr'r,l
ALBAxy, Nov. 10. isss.
Tho assrts OF the New York Lie
Insurance. Company, ms shown By its
hast report 10 this department, are
$47.04i, 2Gy,2S. and IL liabilities are
$y7. ,3l 81, leaving q surplus OF
q, 7S4,9l7,Dl. gri'sti z &
! do not hesitate TO say that ~ my
Judgment II Ia one or tho soundeaf
and most reliable life companies In
the world. The report prejudicIal To
Its reputation arose entirely from q
ihoughtless or ignorant coniounding
Ofnames ON the part Of some person
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Come right along to
A. w. Pyle's. and buy
your furniture of lat
est styles He'll GER
tainly suit your va
ried taste,and fill your
order in g re a t Q $ I
haste. .
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Since the ERE l have novel my stock
Of goods to che store room on Nash
vile street formerly occupied BY W..
w. Twyman's grocery, and ! am pre-
pared to furnish my friends and the
public generally goods at Ex1EED-
INGLy Low prices. Anything in
the dry goods, Clothing. Boots. and
shoe line eau be procured at my store
Come One, Come All. and select your
goods and make your purchases.
B. Rosenbaum.
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sosIAlI.rEHs

~. ~ Jas. pys lain Cincinnati.
Mr. N. W. Gris,aln has, gone 70
Cincinnati.
MIay Einc payuc 70 visiting fricnds
IN Pembroke.
Miss Matte Duckuer, Of Fairyicw,
was Ia the city saturday.
Miss Mollie Dpckner, Of CARROTS.
! burg, was Ia tho city Saturday.
Mr.. Jno. w. IsaArnm, Of May
field, WAS In the city Friday,
Mr., G. NJ johnson, jsiIer Of lien.
dsrson county, was In town Sunday.
q MIC ,'Ds.ss II shcrmsp, Tex,
was ,4s Paoei lat St'utaay.
Y Messr. N. y Kelly, J ,o'J- Chap
poll aud Smith Gaiucs, Of Cadiz, were
Ia iowa Sunday. l
.fIf|I IAt|' It|.I 70 |'I| 2 [. NAHNN1 an
Mrs. t;so W. L.snatr, Of Isslievicw,
spcut day OF two Of last week with
her sister MrslJ. D. Cooper.
Miss Carrie prndletan, OF Penn
brokc csmc down 10 attend sllc Ora.
llam.Trlcc wedding Wednesday, 4
VI. |.|| p
Rev. j. +. barrow ia, returned
from kirkman.yille where be has
beca assisting In arsosras'ed meet
lug, sap
Mics Lon lIsle, an attractive young
lady .of Ifirkn .asvilIc. paid a briei
visit last week 70 her. aunt Mrs. J. 7.
Barrow. GU sou,li Nain street.
Mr.. John Dsrbec. Of wy,hcviilc,
Va, who hss been visiting biz parcnis
"a this county, len toe Ais lome las,
week. Sit m
AIIm Annie Richardson, ono Of
Islnbrokc's wInsomc beauties, spcni
! lat week IL the city the guest o. Aiss
Eihe Payne,
ur. CsmpbeIL Of Detroit. Mich,
aud Mes. Darcy, % Franklort. Ky,
returned 20 their respeciiyc homes
~ .l-.- a y 49,. - lit 80 ~, tvo.ks IA
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Gust trees in his yard cut down.
The brick work on Smiths ait
Canslcr's stables 10 nearly done.
Senator and Mrs. Jno S. William
were at The Phoenix Hotel last Tues
day.
The stone work Of the new bridge
excepting the walks on the sidcs, will
be flnial,cd this week.
The gas pipes a-s being run through
the new stone bridge on Princotor
street. - III -
Messrs Forbes & Cant have taken
the contract to do the excavatilig FOL
Buckner q, Woetdridye's new ware
house. WI Y ~ ta- ~ "a
Alice Oates has cancelled her en-
gagement here dec. 4th, and will no,
come Ill some time IN January.
The Henderson q Priclieit build.
Ing Is going W rapidly. Il Is sl-
Ireadylup 10 tho second door.
Mcssrs. q. ". Baldwin q Son
have contracted 10 build = two story
brIck Losiuess hoiuse q, I,u.sellyills
s,rre, ,ur Inc. Dinussn. On tho late
.i,o 81 m. blaeksud,b.sl,op.
! a....,. ,,,rh.. : :; =, !. ,,,.,,o.
s,hc work .hca,, on tho iIeudersop 4
prit,be,, building. They wall huye
Tho structure ready for orcopancy m
. few weeks. II The weather Il fayor.
able. go
,...n .cLa,
"so'n o''eA ""'","s '" '"o 'o.
ae. y p''"to a o''' ', !,
I'M '. ..'''',, ~ ~, ~ ~ 49,
w. 49, o.ss' = - :"
'
Mr.. r. 7. German now has ono Of
Ale hal,dsome.i store rooma In the
city, a. No. 2. Opera Building.
About l25 men are employed IN Tie
work Of clearing away debris and re-
baIldipg the burnt district. Messrs.
Baldwin y Son have u Of 'hcso Of
work Oh the buildings they have Nun.'
der contract
Thu lamps were mot livhtod Sunday
lnivi,t a,,d peo,,le ia, 10 yrope their
vac 10 church through, styrian dark
usss. Tho moon had fortunately
arisen, behind the clouds, by the time
the scrvIcte were over, aud they
could see how to keep Out Of the mud
returning homo.
A letter from 4Tuberoser,ss .sfay-
cite, was received from the dead lot.
tor Office yesterday, where Il was
held for postage nntil the requisite
amount could be written for. aud for
~s's'' s'o" ~ 'o.u, .Au
snvw 10y o's.0 ~ a''a S'
'o'o . 'n'"eu ~ "''o -S""'
Mr.. N. ID. Kelly, OF Caaiz, Ia talk.
~, A ,.o, III a. mi. c,,v n oneu /.
'e :,
nrs''class Iewe'ly os'A"ns"'"en" =
hto ue hopeu that nc VIII como' ~ ne
would be . valuable acquisition 10
the sociaI and busiuess circlss OF the
liz n.r rsonl. w,u cx,and n hin,
W. ~ rsp' =
acordiai we'Oome'.
u.s.s. 4. w R.,dw,r r. Son l,ave
''s'' = "'l = ~
'akeu the cou'raot 70 uu'iu nucA"e'
4 WooIdridgc's new warehouse on
West Main Strict. aThc building
w,Il r. sss h. liz fcoi. no Iarpest IN
49," ~, ..,.. 4,
,hee''y' y WIN 10 'wo s'o''e' -
front aud one s'ory win. . basement
III tho rear. The brick work has al
ready leep co,nmeucc,l. W. ts
vs.,
The election Of city oficcrs will
49,. Ma. I,or nh Tho Roari Al
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Hzaa ANp gHEaa ,
W. r. Patton, Lille Insurance.

r. WANfED.--A no. ~ iearh tne
printing business. Apply ut once al
'"'s ONCE Il Tyzyssy.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held al the First Presbyterian
church Thursday a, II o'clock A. NJ
a. III, oa,.o IN, l., !, / "a III
,I,e building a,,,,,,u. ,h,s ofI,re N,
|I.,,o,s,,.s,',,, m. or ,har1r., ~ .ex,
,yest
n ~ 'Ss,.s,.s,.... '.a,.,. -. soa,s
v.,u s,.,'.,
Nossrs smith aud Lou y. usines'
q Ctdiz have rented ihc Phoenix
hoie'sak clianh VIII r''i'itnsxl ycar-
AZ. n. ~ f.r,s.am has move,, INN
the Episcopal parsonage recently
purchased BY him, on Liberty street
ID tho roar Of lis grocery.
L.. !.
Is ~, ~, i
80 -, .,,, I'M. ~, ~,
,'r.r..,., ...,,. 80. 49,.
: = = \ ~.
'entlcme'is dcAir'ng fne e'c'ning
- ~ !, !, I. nm
,-.'.,. :. III. .,,.,' -. $500,
So ~. ' " l ~
="
Mcssrs. Anderson y chcal'ey had
their two'ssory brick buil'i'''y rebuilt
and tue roof on ~ 1days from ule
lime u burned Messrs' Bs'hwln y
Son were il.c contractors ' A',a ire
ss'' '' -. /" = 4
1.
Tho ladies' OF the Meihos''-' church
VIII give an oyster supper at the
church Intervening 'oraisc iuuds 70
make some necessary repairs on their
church house The price o. STUNTS
sion will be 80 cents and children 70
ceuts. The supper should DC largely
attended as the proceeds viii DC given
-'oa good cause'
We we're placed under obligations
lasi week to the managers OIL sue ta'i
gwen 1Crol'on FRIDAY u'yhs 'or :"
invitation, 20 a,'e''d' The occasion
Was very enjoyable one. and were
greet ih@ Ecircums,sncas prevented
our attending The prccecds we're
used 70 purchase furniture ior the
new academy recently butt there.
Dr.. n. N. Bourne. the den, iu, whose
Office wa. burned ls.s month has
moved 1his hcadoaartcrs Into the
rooms over q. A. Thompsou's hard
ware store. next door 10 The Cont
House wLcrs he Il prepared 10 do aus.
Kind of work IN hls limo. lie was one
~ ,he heavy io.srs BIZ tho FRA, ba,
his Losses l,aycInot discouraged him
ard bo /. o,,os mora ready 10 scrye
N. old patrons a. we'll Is any new
ones who NAV van, wvrk III his line.
~. ~,
w soo," s,"'-N sss ~.
~ '0'A''" :" ""s '~ s -
S"~ s0 = ~" ~
.'s1 ~. 49, "',s. 90. ~.
'vsa Wy ,'" ..',,, !.
=" o"' r''.'.' . ''' ."a ~" = ~
:" ". oo's :" '.' wy. ~
~" :" .s"ks" 1870 - -.
os'. ~ = "a
= :. ~ ~. ~ ]. " '.',:, -.
o'as'' !" -. ~ '.,'..,,1 m',,., 49, n,
:, ,"s i. -.
,"Y ],
49, s"s -, 4, =, I.
s"u ..'''."'-' !, ,"'P's -, $500 Z,
''''s !. :, - w.'..s,.'.. ~
~
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GORMAN,
All0R

i ~ "a ". e.. . ~ t.NII Il IT IIH
Is ready to- see you in
his handsome estab-
|lishment in the Opera
House Building. He
has replenished his
line. Of Fine ] Fabrics
for Suitings, until you
can find there any
thing usually seen in
la City Tail Es-
ablishnent. AS fol
! fitting, he never fails,
His stock Of Gents
Furnishing Goods is
simply immense. Cal
and examine.
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WEARS Offering
Our Entire Stock
SAVED FROM THE FIRE
at extraord binary low
prices, which will af-
ford everybody, need
ing 81.
+!ksiilg, l,sis Furnishing aaah sal
FAN Ma tk!s
a rare opportunity to
save some money in
the purchase Of
sVrss.sl lni sljI nd Galilla'l
| } Suits, Warm and Com
| Portable Underwear
for the WINTER,
| | IEGEVIll, SHIFTS hats
AND CAPS. We
Twill also make a great
reduction on suits
made to order.
Everybody come tc
HOLLANDS OPERA HOUSE
where we are now 10
1 Gated and we viii
make you smile at the
Bargains we are offer
ing.
JAS. PYE g. CO.,
Hollands Opera Building
t Hopkinsville, Ky
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

We warran. SIX Boxes Of pr Y, G. WEST
Nerve and Braia Treatment TO euro all
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An English Veterinary Surgeon and Chcmls,
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FUTURES.

,aurunrs were steady to-day, closiug , 10
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liverpool futures some higher. The market has
eo,,e,ry healthy look and the demand for spo,
eora "9 NJ these prices are good. We have no
,ei.n,,uence In November squeeze. Futures are
cN,,vsely below spot cotton about 20 points.
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upward, but declined towards the II O'Clock call
and reacted at the close Wheat is low. Corn
is high. Pork is not extremely high, and undOr
GOOD receipts Of hogs may go lower. Just now
there is light among the bulls and bears on
year corn, the bears to-day having a little the
best OF IL