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INNINGS.
1 4 5 6 Z 8 9
: It. %bit i;....9 q 9 9 ] %
SUMMARY.
Wild Pitches Riley, / McGlinchy, L.
Struck out-Portlands, 4. Writings 2.
Balls called-On Riley, Al; on McGlinchey 49,
Strikes called-On Portlands, 10; on Writings,
Two base hits o'Conner, 2; McGlinchey, 1.
Passed balls-Gulliver. 3; Barley, 1.
Bases on balls-WhitiDgs, 1; Portlands l.
Time of game-1 hour and IS minutes
umpire-Mr. Pfngree, of lewiston
NOTES.
For the last three games the Portlands,
fielding errors have all come in the first three
or four innings. Remedy this, boys, and you
will play fine game.
A total of II base hits for the Portlands
against for the Writings is good showing.
The decisions of Mr.. Pingree in yesterdays
game were better than those of the umpire in
Tuesdays game.
If the crowd upon the seats would stop
bowling at the boys outside the fence when
the ball goes over, it would add to the
pleasure of the game.
The Writings did not play in Lewiston yes
terday. the grounds being in bad condition.
Tomorrow afternoon the Lexingtons of
Massachusetts will play with the Portlands
at O'Clock, and IS this is one of the best clubs
in that State, one of the finest games of the
season may be looked for.
The Writings play with the Citizens of Bid
eford this afternoon. full report of which
will be made in our columns.
The Belfast club will meet the Portands
next Wednesday.
The Bostons return from their first Western
trip this season, having won 10 out of 10 games
played. Last season they won and lost on
their first trip to the West
The Boston and Providence clubs play to-
gether at Providence to-day
Bond, of the Boston Unions, has been signed
with the Providence club.
President Loden of the Boston club saws
that the rumor of Whitney's "crookedness" is
utterly false. Whitney came home from the
Western trip on account of sickness
The Young Atlantics will play the Young
Mystics on the Rochester grounds this after
noon.
The Fats and Leans will have game of
ball at jerks, Great Chebeague Island, Sat-
urday afternoon.
Wednesday the Sanfords went to South
Berwick, and played the nine there, the score
at the end of the fifth inning standing to 0,
the game being called on account of rain.
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United Order Golden Gross.

At regular meeting Of Woodfords Com
mandery, o. o. G. c., the officers elect for the
ensuing term were installed Wednesday eve
ming by Grand Commander L. J. Perkins, as
sisted by Past Grand Webster, as follows:
John A. Bennett N. c.; Mary j. Bennett N. "
c.; Elisha Dunning, W. X. of R.; T. }. Riggs W.
T.; Charles N. Legrow, f. X. of R.; Fred Pollock
W. H.
The commandery is growing in strength, and
as the outlook is bright the members feel that
the new term will be prosperous.
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Ward Five.

The regular meeting of the Blaine and Logan
Club OF Ward Five is postponed until MONDAY EV.
ENING, July IA.
JOHN II. FoGG, Pres.
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Municipal Court.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
THURsDAY.-James e. Cady. Search and seizure.
Complaint dismissed.
James MeLucker. Larceny. Thirty days in
county Jail.
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Continental, Drum Germs

Every member of the Continental Drum Corps is
requested to be present at Storer Bros Hall THIS
EVENING for practice. Bring your drums.
Per order, o. +. BACON.
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MRS. HILL at the Preble today and tomor-
row, and the sick would do well to avail the NJ.
selves Of her free examinations.
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Dissolution.
CITY OF PORTLAND.
p r. % = o 8 AL 8.

CEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing all materi-
- ais and labor for making the additions to and
alterations of the Casco Street School House. per
modified plans, will be received until Saturday the
18th inst at IL O'Clock noon at the Office of the City
Clerk City Building, where plans and 81 ecifcatons
may be seen.
Proposals must be addressed to Committee on
Public Buildings.
Bidders will state in their proposals what time
they will require to complete the work.
The Committee reserve the right to reject any or
all bids.
Per order of Committee on Public Buildings.
june IL, 1884. jy11d2t
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SUBURBAN NE WIS.
New CascO.

Mr.. Hopkins Smith has purchased from Messrs.
Lord and Noyes an extensive water front on the
east shore of Mill Creek; overlooking Casco Bay,
and will erect beautiful summer villa, and ex-
pend large sum in adjoining the desirable proper
ty.
Presumpscot Lodge of Odd Fellows will install
the following officers this evening: N. g. Fred
Merrill; V. G.. Frank Moulton; Treasurer, Amos
IeiphtOn.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
CITY OF PORTLAND.


CITY MARsHAL's OFFICE,
June 25 1884.
OWNERS of Trucks, Drsys, Wagons, Carts or
" other Vehicles which shall be used in this city
for the conveyance from place to place within the
city, of wood COAL lumber stone bricks, sand clay,
gravel, dirt, rubbish, goods, wares furniture,
merchandise, building material any other article
thing whatsoever are hereby requested to present
their teams for inspection and to receive their IL
censes and numbers for the year commencing July
L, 1884 at the Marshas office, from the 7th to the
18th of July 1884. failure to comply with this
notice will subject the delinquent to a penalty.
e25dtd j. d. DECELLE City Marshal.
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f. @. BAILEY & CO.,

Auctioneels and Commission Merchants
sRlesrOom rs Exchange 81.
+. o. BAILEY, O. w. ALLEN.
Regular Sale of Furniture and General Merchan-
disc every Saturday, commencing at 10 O'Clock a.
Consignments solicited oct3dtf
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Notice.

nj Office is hereby given to the public that on and
~ after SATURDAY, July s, 1884, Portland
Bridge" $50 called leading from Portland to Cape
Elizabeth in the County of Cumberland, aoiH be
closed to trGUet till further notice.
DAVi d cHGPf C GU%mlss0n eO1 r9T
Portland, July 2, A. D. 1854. jy4dtf
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AT Congress rink last evening the game of polo
between the Congress and Rivals lasted one hour
and thirteen minutes. The Congress won by a score
of g TO O. y
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People learn wisdom by
experience"
If you are difficult 10 fit,
don't take our word for it,
but find some like person
who wears "the HANAN"
shoe. He will tell you "the
HANAN" is a combination of
style, comfort, fair price,
and honest service. That a
perfect fit is always to be
had, and after years of suf-
fering be is indebted to Ha-
nan & Son for JOY, peace,
and happiness. "Profit by
experience" and wear "the
HANAN' shoe.
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TKJO LET-Farm House between the Atlantic
u House and Prout's Neck willbe let for the sea-
son. Address Farm Press Office or e. Seavy,
Prout's Neck. ily11-2
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100 8 Doses One Dollar.
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FEvO LET-Nice new furnished rooms with bed
IL room, with or without board, at 20 Federal
street. jy11-1
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HAKDwAkk Ann ,.rrAIs

hAEs-COllin,, q dozen. s.J, Gold Dollar,
Z dozen, 500; Diamond edge, a. dozen, lO.OE
bOahlr Bit, l5,m.
SKllLETs Avn LIDs-i5rc y N; sugar ket-
ies Ne = H.
TiN pLArE-I. 4. luxi4, q box, $40, 4. &.
rerue, alN2S K box, 1850.
TINw NRE-rlcced discount 70 r cent
stamped, Discount ~ q cent.
SoLpkk-No. l, l5c; No. y aud y, lSc r. ID.
DUCK HuHSE COLLARS-SO. |, AS r. Dozen
HAMEs-Twn '0cp, tOO q dozen: three loop,
as p duatu.
YACKs--ln boxes iUO pHpers, l,vO 4 box.
gHub liOEs-S dozen, 100; railroad picks,
dozen, S.Sl.
MArToCKs-a3 dozen, 9u
kuBEER 8FLrtNG-Discount 50 y cent and
Scent.
NAILs--5.31, rate,
SHOvkIs AED SPADES ROwland's, dt d.
count 10 4 cent Ames' list, steel goods, Il
count ~ aud m h cent,
uEAvN MISUNDERSTANDING, nnisu, sea
poles, 1850; Ringle'rues, wagons, 80. l.75;
buggy, 22n; express 2Ju; wagon tongues,
1850; hickory aXles ihul; bolster, rs; COUP
ling poles. LIS; srokes, XXX select, 275
XXX $50 sawed relloes, LIS; 2, 2.OO:
Suwden shoes, $50; northwestern morse uails,
| No. g. 600: !, 6.2i 5, 5.J; .ar iron, 10 rate
nlOw steel, 10; spring strt Sc; east steel, lSc.
bUUGi ES-Grade D. and spring top, RltNG
,UO.nN; do. open, 7OiVtSl0N; do. side sprlag
TOP, lW,nGl35,N, d. side bsr, lN0Wpl'N ;0l
TO, phRtous, l2iWGlin1; grade A. side
,pr,ng, llOHg1a0lN do. phptOns, l5j,ONd
| MiN; bufup 'eai buggies, EaNAG2i0O0; plat
! NuE, NJNIl IhN
WIEE--~muoth wire No. y, 30; Nos W and
sc. Vpanned, harbei wire, &c; galvan.
sod harbTc de
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GROCERIES.

nyuu- ~. ,.... .,..... .
.,i,i ~ t"i'l IKE, prime, 21T09lSo
~, ''fsSyl III hI.Eusra. tlci Java, dc.
"a. %nnI-t M lIrlal, 4Hd,Aci Young Tyson, 3U0t
'y polNhs tN9onri japan N'kGbNc,
"UGARS-pnwdered gle. chi ioaf .iLr
S,a"min,,eh, 400 standard ,7szc; Louisi-
w Wh't cihrineu, o. yellow clarified. To,
nuLAaS -i:.onlSlana cnOice, BJc, prime,
1yi WI II 70 Suodi Wci corn syrup, $50; sugar
N55"P' ni9n" rehuiled, iNGi2c.
pA"" S''- ture lule, ~ lbs, lOMc; n yard
p mS, ";Gr, TIES LOO : bundle,
HNl'E- holeNnle, hAG7Ac.
rnA'h EFS-NoIh n 70; xxx, NC; cream.
. gustr snap, NJ.
NnAf,-blEe, 40 rs box, blue India, Il n
MS S ~ 4 hnA' y N bars, 400 p box; IL
ois, SN e hos
"a NothS--S'''f' MI weight, $780, short
q
~ wi cream, lbc.
iWPt-S' @Nf basis; cotton rope, $50,
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|HE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL

HAS, Dc 90 "A New York dispatch
/ II senhoard WOO Il arket haze .x.
N mo d. cid II iivity during the u 81
4 hui the general yo une Oi bushes has
Rfltut quail 10 'Xi &c ntions ( r the
[of,em, Manufac urers hpve been buy
3hii II for actual r,quirem. nts, but
dspo itiou il shown 10 stock IN ut @
In mi Us of The season ON desirable
The ma kct as n whole ~
siCHdN although h re and
,al arc made fractional ouceS
IN orutr to olo e arcou is with c,n-
Xx,rt clean cut Odds and end, prcppr-
3tob ok set emcuts. Real Iesir b g
bfnl kinds m held W tn onsidera b I.
Ee,,e ltcj,u they can OF bc dupl c t, d
IypM 10 the ca ntrN I lover va eS,
IN many sections re held relatively
IN thpn on lie Senhcatd There n
|rs .rellIgof ho pciultCss wit regard
1 uturcuf the tr; de, but very | IT., aC-
Is o,.kcd for Il til at or In HOLIDAYS.
mills wi cur MI operations o some
Et IN In interval, and manufact rCrs
rolIN viii he nclin, d to deer new
Ea uu,il thehlOks have cen opened
H. nccoun ol the new year The mn
Il Potion is q net and com par,tively H.
ii WITH nnnufii turing frdu pl 10 its
In ts1l.- urn tdtnr ndS are unusually,
a d. [ .oueh pric emH'n ia O tt Z.
sorir u OF tn list "a ep mputh and
pt er de- line IS z ner lily nnncipa ed.
paloiiN uf hi % yn'r manifest u n
hi N o. o Is up hcaYi Something Is
~ ucv Australian Woo nos b piu-
o nrf3Vc. ard tulCd wnO.s therr is
! movement, but fine tlcetrs ar dun.
Is rem II al hs weeks range.
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ACIps-IuirhUric, p carbOy, i3,75; oitric, =
b, ,oc; cyaiic, Y ID, Is; urtaric, powdered
o, 81,
GuNs-AraDit, select, d 10, jOC. aSRietida
tO nc, Cd.npbOb y 1924; opium, Sl2p to $40.
Oils BergamOl SandeNon'S, 81 N, S2l0;
oMun, Sg,uderSun's, tl,Sj, peppermint, 1895.
guuietgreeu, S2.2i; olive, Malaga, {l.25.
PoIAsH- Bromide. r 10, ~ 10 iOc; iodide,
| Slln To $50.
soArs-CHstiie, notified, y m, SglOc, csS-
tile, white, -lglG.
MtsvELLASEuus -- Ammonia, oarb, = TO-
l0c; alum, Hlrii urruwrOOl Bermuda, zoe ; BAL
am, cupR lba, SCI bOraX, redned l5dl6; caln-
mel, am, 7ic; castor OIL D gall SlIeGl co;
ASIA buds, 4 70, lNGS; cream tartar, pure,
n 10, IS; corrosive suhiuuie, n ii, Is; chlOrO-
tOrIn, = h. Sl.ONGllU, extract logvOod, bulk
o 10, l2Gli; slyceriue, hulk, y 10, 25eSO
odine resublimaied, y h, 900; leaves,
buohu, short, 4 10, 2j; leaves, SIENNA, Alex,
u n, %; morphia, sulph, b o., $3.50; spirits
utter sweet, g N, So; strychnia, crystals, SlS,
Q lA0; taplDcs, y n, I; wax, white, v 10,
S0tI
sulphate Quinlue, n or, l,GosA S.; Gin
chonidla. 80 TO &c,
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DRY 0uODs.

CONGRATULATIONS anenes,ax a
c tbrn,Cid, 8; Arnold's ndigo, *; Araafd's
iigo, ~: Pacific. s: HamiltSn v Sonc az
or mourning. 81: Simpson nonrnins ..
sartel, 9; Dunnell .. Eddvstors' a. q:
S@SiS n%sSr' g s slssi sys, Rsh
derrlmac pink, 81; Richmond INK 4. AiIasn
PINK q; Merrlmac shifting. Heaat,a shis,
ny, "a Hampton, "; Alien shirtines. ~.
''nhnell shirtings, ~. va
~ "a "A "a; AA!ngasta, 654i Indian Hes
Mantle Al II. II; Agawami,' S5s; ' A AZ :,
~ IPepperell +, n; Indian la-u EE''
aenta YiReersi P T. TrrSsmons C 81; Cont,
q, 8pohtlhenlal q, "a; Indian Orchard AA
AZ hadger state LII, 534 Michigan Ii ~ ,
eve, Dan ILL., ~: Clark A 81: Non ne :
T or, .n I2; SranIe 3 ~; Bedford K, ~
Nv, or, ~, ! "a; Nonawk, 1: Boot NJ 4.
p, iran neViile Ek, ~, wachuSett TX: New.
'uaaIket A, y; Newman net q, Sl5:
A, nuhAt II sd sHEsitNGs New Yurk. iOl.
' "mnl ,'; W; Lansdon GB, 10; Lonsdait
gu mnnsilh, NJ; Berkeley ex cam musiiu
w, IuScarora, 10; Andtoscogsn [, Ia. :
MhSnnVilte,9; Lonsdale, ~; Cabot, ~. Con.
GaN q; Fruit Of the Loom, y; Lhiwooa NJ
rrnsRemr,'y, 90 I'm a. s; Hm7-S, ~; Hal.
owen q, So Boot Il, ia Ballou, e Cano,
-, i Blackstone AA, ~; HUnr ~. Co.,,
", ~ Gold Medal, J; Ftchvihe, :; wear.
,,ricKs-Amoskeag AGA, "a, Amoszeag \
~; ,AmosKeag B, q, Amoskeas 1 q tiie
Amoske"g d, III Amoskeag h lOTs Amos.
HS,e"s r ~; AmoSkeag II, y; ThornkIke
t9' swim River, "a; Methuen "A. ~. Con
1S'Ns" r%' -, IL; Cords ACE, az; C6nesio.
| ~ pN. ~, Ia; COngsupa GIN III. ~ touasir,,,
lF4-4, li14 ConeSloga, CCA rs II. Wnu,fI'
%; Ocean. e. >
~r6 SlPEss,-AmosKesg, S-5let-S, IN, Amer.
Gun, w. Hamilton, ~; Amuskeng chavjnt
A Al y
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HUGHES BROS.
MANUFACTURERS AND DIRECT
'"ror'ers' are Prepared to supply the I'm.
"r' irade' Beth wholesale and
he'"''' et Texas, Arizona
and New Mexico

'a Almost every variety of non.In-
wAl ~, n 0riuks snch as are in constant
VS. i ~ al IirSI class StlOonS; they also sell
WIN " guarantees, which they viii make
?o'h' tlat amy nf their goods can he sold
w. ,'oc"l "rlnn towns OF Champagne
Nlurr ahm 'hoper Ale they make a spe
eially Tbei champagne Cider, sold in
punt and quart bottles, they guarantee 10
ne Snpsn'r tn any in the United states.
ana helr ginger ale to be equal To he
Imported, ~ '''o
ihry also sell pure apple cider in ,irtv.
ga,i"' barrels for Sl2, and in kegs If Ten
Eallons, Tor family use, for 80 50. If
lonnd not to he genuine, they viii re'
Iuhd the money. Families wishiug /.
t"re trrai Tor Christmas, should send in,
'helr orders at once, through their mer.
lied To a 4 scuunt ''''
Ihe'r nttural nd artificial mineral
Wy,,aterS,N0ld rs auleeha. Richie Onollc,
VIZ. mninIy' N'iiA = Appitanis, etc, are
to " 80 per- g. w
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Mrs. win.low's soothing .vr,,n.

- keV. Sylvauus Cobb thus writes i'm the
l'oSton Christian Freeman:-We would
ny 10 means recommend any kind of
g9od-particularly for infants. But of
Mrs WhSlow's Soothing Syrup we can
speak from knowledge, In our own
family. 1t has proved Il blessing indeed,
DyglVlng an infant troubled with collie
pans quiet sleep, and the parents I'M
broken rest ut night. Most parents can
appreciate these blessings. Here is An
article which works to perfection and
which is harmless; for the sleep which il
affords the infant is perfectly natural and
the little cherub awlkes "bright as A hut
tom. Aud daring the process of teeth
my itS value Is incalcuilahle. We have
frequently heard mothers say that thew
would not he without it from the birth Of
the child till it had finished with the
teethlhg siege, on any consideration
whatever Sold 10y all druggists. Is
cents bottle.
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LUMnEn AND BUILDING MATERIAL.

R0usH LuaBGR-- Under - feet, s9O a 1000;
over % feet, SEQ y 1000
DREssED LuMBER-One side, select, S25 y
i,OOO; one side, over ~ inches wide, ElT.50 y
LN0; two sides,SG.M q 1900; one side, llt0plIf
uches, $50 Il l,UM; native Siding, @0 y l,O'0;
white pine siding second common. ST.5N 4
l,e0l; poplar siding, SIS = l,Nn; rough ceiling,
tl5 y 100; y ceiling, dressed and undressed,
w ml; s ceiling, dressed and undressed,
pine ceiling, $40 n 1000; dressed and matched
ioorlng, S27.60 n 900; lS-inch battous, rough,
u7.5O per 1900; dressed, S2O y l,O0O
SBiNuLrs-A l,0OO: Sap pine, 1925; heart
plne, a. No. [ cypress. Si.2t; o. cypress,
A.50; boss, best or all heart cypress, IS; al
menslop cypress, inches, 50; round end cy-
ntees. 81
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FRUIT, POULTRY, GAME, ETC.

APPLEs-sS2jGi 81 per barrel.
ORAHG Es-Sloily, y case OF 40 500; Nalen.
cine, nominal
LEMoNs--Louislana " box, $3.50.
DArEs-ln traits, lO0tlgc.
BANANAs--S,U0G5OO d bunch.
Malaga, G.nN9B.50 half barrel
SWEET PorAToEs-B5c,
0NtoNs-New, country, $50. y bu.
P0TAroE5-S bushel, SIC
CARRAa r--New 2Syd2.lh "a crate.
CHiokESs-WoQu quote al S.VV5o.5S y dozen
turkeys, Tic.
Eags-1jo n tosen
RurrsR Best grade northern, 40; hes,
Dallas county,3c; other Texas county but
ter, DC 10 &c, accorv Ing " quality.
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wrol..aIns, Ann r.1rx1.s

mooL-Nexcsn, Tree OF burn, lua.zo. Asx
,,s. wed, l2el7c; coarse, lSc; ine me
IN nnin 5EGS2c; tine wool, according 10 dir, an,
ohuillon, lsG22c; bury, 9,oar per ponn,
ans, according 10 burrs,
ninka-Pr'me plump fitnts, a. Tos a,4o nj.
&c pei 10; seconds, plump iints. 20 ~ and Sn
~, NJ PEI 10; prime light and kIps, Nc per X
,5sIis, oulls and siags, 6(99c per ID; dry salte
Csso. " '''""' stteh Ssi'ed
rkLfRiEs- Deer skins. asn22,,. ant.,,,,,.. n,
eloe' seal skins, l5oS9Oc; sheep palts. al ,a,
'To', NaoSci shearlngs, l0Dl5e
ksL."W--fr'Se follow, Sc; talow grease
"e''N~' - nrru~ fNSc
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tEal iN&htsl @ic, lowest, 10,
W. Kansas, On.
bRS- "a X, i5c. sacked, SOC
kqs pc iu bHlk 2Hc sacked
LoUR-'cr"wt. Patent 81 no; fancy, 50. As
Ee iaulily sos; %%&X, $500; low Grade,
sAN--Ai mills, SUc; 10 store, 81.
|BNHEA1~-Fiue bottled per lfN pounds
LNiNJ hHu llRiTS--sl per barrel.
/ tD Chopped corn per i0O pounds, {I.H
spsG corn and oats per IN ruuods, Si,4l.
Ihran per 800 pounds iUc.
IkBA@ tLOuR--Pcr lO0 pounds, 50
a rlsirie, 81 per bale or 50 looae; mil.
Ia per 10. L. on 81 loose.
Lg0 f;EEN-e'"- German ptiilet, 4Or
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Mrs. b. b. DAVIS, 2i5 Texas avenue.
houston, says: Browns Iron Bittrrs
speedily az surely relieved me of indi.
geStinu aud nervous h adache. 1t also
nehehit"i my husband while suffering
from malaria"
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Mr.. j. l.. Duckworlh, Mount Calm,
Texas, says: "Bmwn's Iron b tters
cured me Ot indigestion. a six wears
trial Of various remedies proved ineI-
iectuuln
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Mr.. George =. Miller, attorney at law
aud county Judge, iiauilton, Texas,
says: 81 used Browns Iron Bitters nm
my family for dyspepsia, nervousness
ana SleepleSSuess, uud found it Il most
speedy Hnd tlrctunl cure"
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VhicRens, geese, ducks, turkeys and
any kind Of poultry, dressed to order, at
amy aud all times; also game of every
variety, by II. Harris, UniOn Stall, Elm
street, and 1.-Two OH ut-.rl,nt
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MI. B. Dixon, AUSTIN, writes: 81
used Browns Iron tiers, and know il
dld me great good. My father also
USED u ~ his family. and we think il is
the best remedy in the world"
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hAckache Is almost IN uediately re.
LEVIED by wearing one OF Carriers SIN ,rt
weed ana Relladouna Backache Pas
i,rs' Try "ne and be- tree from pain
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., Elegant large Chrumos, including
trult Pieces, Landscape and Marine
Views, nj 10 e. to 81 each at
H'MIlToN ~ YoUNa's,
Slb ELM STRAIT
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/ ,od nlriie Wilson, Austin, says. al
hna WIN violent headache, and
|ed any remedies without being RI.
mn took Browns Iron Bitters,
IA wwappy tosay my headache IL no
&c u,s sS ,lother values II above all
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Catarrh cured, health and sweet breath
secured 10y Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 cents. Nasal injector free. Sold
by j. NJ. House.
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In sympathy

IN sympathy
Wlth hard times Wa have reduced
prices on Wall Paper, Window Glass,
Paints and Artist Ma terials, Picture
Frames, etc.
HAMILTON & YOU'VE,
So Elm street,
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LIVE sInnt.

|ina Good GERS. Nc tn ~ per III; cows
|nas tTt 10; c,ws and caves, Sl5 ~ sln
|, sStcpei III. :" ]" nv ~ "''' ''"'
pe ~ Ss.,i9od. 40 to SIC; common, 81 to
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window Glass at low prices, and
glazing done in any part of the ty.
HAMILTON Il YouNa,
SLn Elm straet
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Angelica, Hochpnrt, Sherry, Tokay,
Claret and Black berry Wines,low prices,
honest goods, ut lnnn Il Freibarg's,
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Elegant Dhristmds presents, pianos
aud organs. Cash or monthly pay.
ments. viii \. Wathin IL o., HERALD
building.
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Plumes, tipps and fancy feathers
| cheap, at Bauiuan's.
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ny exchange, II. H.. $50, {.

" Parsons, 40 Preston street, Hous
ke%H "Having used Browns Iron
Tor malarial fever and indiges.
INV tonic, take pleasure In en-.
"su rs n standard remedy,n
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VIII you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's Nitalizer Is
guaranteed TO cure You. Sold by. j. Nj
House.
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Crazy quilt pieces In packages at Csc
Doc, Toe aud 81, ut Rauman's.
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The largest stock of vines and whis.
kies In north Texas.
I,nEp & FRRfnERa.
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Exactly the Rlght rhing.

why don't YOU euro your backache
WIN one OF Bensou's Capcine Porus
Piasters. SURE and quick. DC.
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Group, whooplng uUdgn ana bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shioh's Cure,
Sold bv ]. NJ Hnusp
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Insure your house with Smith x Hal
avpnta ofthe IN" ~ nrdou Dallas.
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When you want anything in the way
of wines or WHISTLES you can save
money by buying at Loeb n Freiberg.
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Moit"tt ~ lack, steam Dye Works, 7oS
Elm street.
Goloflng, rteaaing aud repairing gem
Iie'leh ~ NJ" Subs speciality. Pumes
dyed and curied equal to new. Suits
secured, amt dresses cleaned and dved
All co'ors wqrrautri fss'.
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New patterns ana STYLES OF Wall Paper
at reduced prices at
HAMILTON II YouNa's,
S26 Elm street,
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with hukeo'S Saiad Il, rs,lng there il
no waste or i~apprinlmrnt. You are
certain To produce good salad. II
costs less lhsu hvnc-1nde, and is, be.
sides, u superb table sauce.
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On account ui the long del v in getting
freight from japan, We Ii W. been ont Of
the treasure Tea for some tune, nut
nave lHrve supply now aud will con.
tiuue To keep H.. LoEr n FREIBgRa.