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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-04
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Wednesday evening iiSih.
Don't you to'gs' The - Shen'y o'
ehess'" matinee !" morrow nj "
Admission Oh cents. children hall
price.
Tho sun 10 lssa than ten hours
above The ho'ltan, about THIS time,
and u fall day work ~ one ot th"
moral virtues
Hunter. expla,n thu scarcity Of
deer by saving ,ha, the animals find
an abundance 81 feed. % 'yot. in
Their mountain ranges
The ma~.ina Of cean, timber
along tho border oi Ea.,s,d. h,,dre
plea.sn,b foreshadow. the hu,ldn 4
Of q sidewalk across that structure
That iolly old settler. Mr. A. J..
burr. /. interviewing h,s old baunts
in town. this wssk. aud reports
everything prosperous at Hand.
serslbe.
The hiases. bore In town IL over
al the p.ps factory. a hollow anger
that walk. through a FIR log aud
takes oul solid core twelve inches
Ia diameter
In reply ,o iam correspondent.
~ would state that the n,sl Of Jan.
nary neat will not inaugurate a leap
year. She mus, endure yet another
wsat, Twelve month.
fa., Sunday, Issac Mare, eldest
SON u James Mars, 81 this place
died. aged ~ years. The funeral
services we're held st tho Methodist
{ arch Tuesday. q, II o'clock.
The citizen. Of tho ws.,s,de bsv.
spi~,n.ed q asld.dsy. weather per.
!, @',,Ins. when they w,Ii turn out IN
force 10 Improve he sidewalk from
Long bridge to Schneider creek.
The nubl,e school A Tumxa,e,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-12-04
WE ALWAYS LEAD!
And Never Follow!
OUR FALL STARTERS IN GOODS.

Ladies' alI-W0ol knit Underyests 70
Cents.
1O-pound extra size Grey Blankets
81 % a pair
Turkey-red Table Linen 80 Cents a
yard.
Fancy-stripe Bedtick Is cents a yd.
Black Brocaded Silk ST 10 a yard,
all pure Silk.
Shetland Shawls rs cents, al colors.
All-Wool double-width Cashmere so
cents yard.
German Knitting Yarns, in ALL col
ors, 10 cents a hank.
Do>lN\sv~>As~ c~sNMsvs, w ON eo\ovs, 10 esw>s
y N0vA.
As~~N BROWN 1;l~ev> CvusN Tov~sl>Ns, ) eS~>s
White, B\ueN, C~vAlv>\, C\A Cola ~v>A ~N eo\ovs,
Covssts, 81 q Na>v, Nsst ~o\we w we cv<N.
-p\ulu ~v>A Svoc~AeA Dvsss Goods, SvoNA 10 10 2o
cents u N~vA.
\ VlMs N>Me q VctI\ VwvvlsN>>Me Goods, at u
veAwet>oM q 70 Nev cent. \ \Nvgs ~ssovtMSWt %
V~N C\o\\N>Ny.
We afraid advertise prices mark Goods
plain, bold figures, if other houses do pick OFT few
items the people about and show them for bats and
leaders, order make the customer think they sell Goods
cheap do and then charge them hundred per cent pro-
fit other Goods that they do not know the value Of But
their little scheme does not work. the popularity of this house
all Others besides doing by far the largest retail trade
clearly shows that the people understand their sharp practice
and also that if it for this house they would have to
pay great deal more for their Goods
Very truly yours,
JOSEPH CHEM.
!" "IH@1E HHOD U~ e.
Terms Strictly Cash and One Price.
Olympia, Aug. H. 1885.
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We Kew to the Line" and "let the
Chips fall.Where they will" In
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Hats, Trunks and Novelties
STRICTLY UPON MERIT,
ONE-PRICE---OUR GUIDING STAR |
HONOR IN DEALING,
Our Prix1 ip1e

Let no one place us in the sam,
category with other merchants.
We buy and sell strictly for casI
and our Goods arc all marked IL
plain figures. We have. positive.
~ the largest retail House I'm
Olympia.
Our business il done strictly
upon merit. and merit alone!
No lying! No haggling! No
misrepresentation! practiced in
our establishment. Truth has
established our reputation since
the day we came among the pcO-
pie. We have been rewarded
with their confidence and still
possess il, i'm spite Of Jealous pre-
tended merchants.
With ample cash and good COM
merciaI standing throughout the prin-
CipaI markets in the United States
and Europe as our hackers, we dis.
count others in everything. by giving
the people all benefits of trade, and
therefore have no peers and Compet-
itOrs to cross swords with
No Empty shelves. covered with
Calico or Shsptlsly Chcnp John stock,
kept i'm a. sSnide Concc I'n.
But fresh and stylish Goods aw1ys.n sht patrons
and having than others combined makes tho only
rscass to ndc with and where Everybody cash gets
ITS honest equivalent, Remember the reliable,
NEW YORK CASH SToRn.
Of TOKLAS e. KAUFMAN.
nnp
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ALooHoL-Per gallon, IS TO 2S7.
BRASDIEs-Domestic, per gallon, so In
53OO; imported Cognac, 1871, per gallon, 1 50:
doi2, 81; 1870, 20; 1866, 50; 1861, 40; 1868,
$40; 1878, 10 %; Otard, Dupuy & Cos Cog
nae, 1878 90; 1870, 90; 1851, 90; 1878, 10 q;
Blaquet, puboucbe d Co.'s Cognac, ISIS,
4 80; 1870, 8 so; 1873, 800.
Domestic, per gallon, / 70 10 Q 90;
import Holland, % 1870; Sir Robert Bur.
netps Old Tom, per cask, s 60 TO o %; Uol.
land, per case, Z 80 IN 10 VI.
WHISKY-kectihed, % per cent proof
per gallon, 30; Western, 80 IN 40: Bour.
bon, 10 TO 3 80; Rye, 80 TO 0 50; Scotch i'm.
AIS. - "
ChAMPAGNEs-Pipe Heidseick, quarts
per dozen, Is CO., Krug q Co., quarts, peI
dozen, " 80; Moer 4 Chand6n, Slilory
Mopsseux, per dozen, "a . &. Goulet, pei
dozen, - w; q III. Mumm & Co.'s. Dry
Norway, "a 75i Extra Dry, % 90; pints, . Il
WINEs- California claret, per gbllon, ,5c
Hleniaudel, mol, per gallon, COLO as; i'm.
ported ciateis, ordinary, per cask, 70 % Ia
StOi tanIily olarets, per cask. 20 90 to 1876 90;
hne clnrets, per cask 100 90 TO us 10; Me
Doc per case, o 20; 81 Julian, per case, 9 So,
M0rgauS, per case, 90; Ponte Canet, pei
case, ~ W; Larossc per case, u %; Leo,
veil, per case, Ia W; Chateau Lantte, pcI
case, q OOi ordinary, por case, % to 3 80
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AcIps-sulphuric, per carboy, s25; oltrlc
per pound, 50 TO COO; oxalic, per pound
10; tartaric, powdered, per pound, g..
QutNINE-f & W., szs, II PAW, cans
", u. 4 Son o2s, IS; Is. 4 Sons, cans, 20,
OILS Bergumot, Sandersons per mound
~; lemon, Sanderson's, IS; peppermln
oW; winteIgrcen, . %; olive, Malaga, Is,
300. f""' '''' iou'"o
SoAPs--Castllc, notified, per pound, s to
lOc; CASTLE, white, IA TO 10. ~
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, carb, no,
pound, l6c, alum, 3 10 8; arrow root, Her.
nuda, -; balsam copaiba, g.; borax, 70.
lined, ~ to 10; calomel, am, IS; castor oil
per gallon, Is TO | %; cassln buds, peI
pound, 10 TO 49, cream tartar, pnfe, Der
pound, 40; corrosive subllmate, per pound
70; chlorOlorm, por pound, 10; extract log
weed, bulk, per pound, ~ TO II; glycerlno
nulh, per pound, 20 TO %; iodine, rcsub.
MINATED, per pound, 4 90; leaves buchu
short, per pound, Is; leaves SIENNA
Alex, per pound, 20; morphia, sulph, pei
o., @vS, spirits nltre, sweet per pound IS;
strychnia, crystals, 100; taplona, ne,
pound, Z; wax, white, per pound, 81 to co.
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The BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL

HERALD OFFICE, Sept. The wheat
blockade. caused by the lack OF storage n,
cilities, has az last been raised aud prices
restored, and IS n CONSEQUENCE, grain is
coming In mere freely The mills OF This
this city, now having ample storage ca
pacity, are in The market and are ready to
handle all grain offered. This has been q
serious impediment to the grain trade OF
Dallas, ana Il is with pleasure we note lis
removal Dallas is in the heart OF n grain.
growing country, and there is 10 reason
why she should MT be the leading market
of the state.
Quotations IN the general market uoder-
go very ight revision to-day. Merchants
report trade fcod and the outlook promls,
ing.
Chickens md eggs are becoming more
plentiful, nat are still in demand at nm
changed quotations.
The receipts of cotton are still light, the
market not having fairly opened as vet
The crop Is In good condition aud receints
proGise u be heavy. Receipts to-day, 30
bales; shipments, l. Total receipts this
season, l6S bales.
In Other Markets Spot cotton at New
YORK closed easy nj unchanged quota.
lower,
New orleans-Spot cotton clio ed steady
q lower, with sales lilo Futures closed
quiet, to points lower, September 0
paints lower.
Galveston-spot cotton closed steady, l-l6
Futures opened dull; ruled quiet, then
dull, closing duh and easy, 3,o points
lower.
Liverpool-spot cotton closed duh In
buyers favor, but Quotably unchanged,
Futures closed steady, l to points lower.
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PRINrs7-Merrimack, fancy, l.2; Man
chester, o. Arnold, 5H; American, 8;
Pacific, 5l-2; Hamilton, 8; Gloucester
6; Gloucester, mng., l-2; Gloucester
s simnsob grey rS i.i Allen 3; Lodi, a
8; Allen pink and purple,G; sfDpson sri.
yer grey, O; Richmond, pink and purple, 8,
Dunnell salrtlng,i l-2; Ragetta shifting
| ~; Allen check, 62<i Peabody, black, s i-S,
simpson, black, 0; Rosedalo, A. .2
| gusta, Q; Ettrlch LII, 8; Charter oalt, q 10;
Live Oak, 4;,lnternati0nal, . l.2; Laurence
Ii, o; Glendale, 81; Enterprise, O; Glen,
dale, Us Boatt AL, 10; Admission, 10
| BROWN sHIRTING-Caat Iron, S; Farm.
ors, I'D; Honest lid; Poeahontas, IL
Lockwood, 5S-i; Manatobs, 8 ii; bedford
| x, 4 Ia.
BLEAcHED SuIRTIYa--Now York 10 .2
Womsut,a, l0ls; Langdon, o; Lonsdaio, 7siI
Lonsdalo oambric, 49, Masnnyillo, 10 l.a
rrnit OF The Loom, 81 Gold Medal, l-2
TicKING-Amoskcsg, A q A, ~; Amos
| keag A. II; swift River, ~; STANDARD
g, Z; taston NM l0,i; Eostrn IA, n
Oakland fancy, "a; Acme ODD, Spi
| Raleigh, l0.4; standard "a, o; Pearl River
lS'f; sibley Awning, 10
STRIPES Hamilton, l0z; Thorndyko
lQi American, 0; Rock River, 9; Raleigh
sAi Unknown, S-8, %; Jewott City, ~
Unlsnown.G 3, 10.
- DENI IN ,,A,moslseag, lG4i Otis, ls4
| York, l6S Warren, l34.
NusCKs AND PLAtns-Alount Pleasant
| Il Cotrubn, IA Old Dominion, z; Mem
| phis, ] l-i. Queen city, ~; Augusta, :
Ignnessee, ~, COttoudalo, Z; Cumberland
check, Z; Sioley, 7 81
=, SlhGiiAMs-Betes,6 Id; Satervillc, s.
M0stville, Bates Drcsu Plaid, Q; ScOicl
u. F., II l.2; Amoslteav, s i.s; Bnlicvlow
/ Z l-2; Washington, q. Wfuleuprp. 4 10
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LEArIIa

LouisvfLiE OAK SoLr LvAruKR.. \
heavy, free OF brands, Slc 10, X me,liur,,
free o. brands, sc n; A heavy, ono brand
SIC II; A medium. Que brand, Csc n, BsitI.
moro crop, iic, Keystone oak sole, g5a 80
BUFFALO SbAuhrkR--prime, NJ To "a /,
sides, Slc NJ good, 10 10 y n sides, ssc 10
counter, y w. liib Sides, &c per 10; q ID.
NIatamoras, 2Sc N; No. | oak harness lea
Ito sAc tbi No 2osk harness lea, % 10 n,
10; No. bonn harness lee, DC n; No. 2 hem
harness lea, CSC u; No | hem skirtinv
len, VIC ib, No hem skirt z lea, 81 10 ~
u, well aud bride leather. 90, to 8 OQ q
pnILApshpHIA CALp-. Ettra quality
stp D. iu unsan, A 10, y ~ u N. L.
dozen Wi t4ib ~ ~ todis. IA. rs " u
v'ns Ia irsln. 10 ~ e. 70 % IT, ~ duron.
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lOslng 9l9ssi Noyemosr, 0l.s 10 % ~. clos

lag sSl4.
Corn-Soot lots dull; options firm; No .
4Sl.2 TO 4914 elevator; 50t. to 80, atlnat: No
september, is7s to isssl, closed ls9k; octo-
s eSsr, s,s TO w., closing sos; November,
Coiiee--spot fair; Rio steady, So old, Sss,
new, options dull; No. Rio spot, sos
sales, 1900 bags; September 6 Is to 6 so
October, go November, 0,75 to q 81; lie.
Gambler, $50 to 6.S5.
sugar quiet and firm; centrifugal, 0k,
refined firm; eonieetioners A, Z; yellow. Z
u o11; eutloai aud crushed, 73s; powdered,
~ TO "a; cubes, *.
MolasseS dull,
Rice steady; fair demand.
Fork unchanged.
G,i5.
BOSTON.
BosroE, Sept. Wool 10 good demand,
Ohio and Pennsylvania ileeces, X, 90; XX,
S5 TO VI; NM and above, 81 to IS; Mlchi.
ssn extra tleeees. SO TO 81; unwashed woods,
Is to 2S; pulled wool, common and & cd, q
to 2Si choice, so to 80
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SoDpY, Tenn, Nov. 'Si
| hayo had bad ulcer, or run ming
sore, for 20 years, which no doctor has
over beeo able ia heal, ] WAS afflicted
before leaving England, and the doc
tors over thore could not cure me. For
some time havo boon using Il. y. b.
and the effects astonieh every one, and
! enclose several pieces of bono which
IL has worked out. My health Ia rap
idly improving, ulcers nearly 81!
healed, and / am far better than |
have been In Dyoars. will send you
certificate soon.
Mrs. JENNIE WILLIAMS,
Nosr Chattanooga, Tenn.
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Lucky wedding rings, - karsis tine,
made In one hours notice. Take no
ores word, but call ct cur factory, see
the gold melted and the ring made.
This is the quality of wedding rings
used by She English, German and
French. Why should not we Ameri-
cans have the same? Cash paid for old
gold at Taber Bros, SOC Main street,
Dallas.
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WuEAr-6ito
NNE-kNusaS, 6ll.
toRS-in ear, lOc
&c higher "
nRAN-Por cwt AT mills, - BOO.
NtpRNNEAL-Fine hnlted, h SIN
i,,eAtNi inu onirs-AW IN d. al,
FEeD-ChOppgd corn, "A ul n. 1 IN,
chopped corn and oats A 100 ~. 4 O,, eara
iran, u 10 ms, Sbo. ''' wv -
GRAHAM Ftout ~ 100 nta2i,
hAN-Prairie go to W A ton,
M,iLLEr aEED-l.areo, 20, small, LOO,
p.h-Ftngr Patent 2p1 oSi5. Soc.
70 80, Fancy, geo ~ s.si; low grade, Ia,
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The Texss Gun Store win open,
about the lith ofAugust, NJ 200 Main
street, Fort Worth, with a big stock OF
guns, rides, pistols, pocket cutlery,
etc. Ammunition OF all kinds kept.
Now is the time TO buy, as wish Ia
establish my DRno with YOU. Country
merchants, write mo for prices.
A Sl,rRr
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THE quotations given below refer 10 sras
cattle, living weight
BEsvEs-.2 To 2,sc 1T.
Cows..lt s1c \ IN. mitch COWS. con,
non, ~ TO w. n head.
sussr..l'risie,i <ec.
GOATS. Meme on tue market.
Hoes..S tsSsts \ N.
nsLts AND srAss..l Ia 10 % q II.
FEHDiEo sTEERs-2y01ic
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This famous health resort, near Mar
saal, Texas. Is ia full blast, visitors
arriving daily; good fare, hoe,s-liks
eosafcr,s, aud health-rsssorins waters.
Mates reduced, Hacks running from
Hynsou's STAPLE to Sp-inss. Aaaress
c. .. Aynson, Marshall, Texas.
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WOOD, nIpi,s INO pEI,rI,tI,s,

=, WooI-Mcxcan, free OF burn, nominal;
Mexican Improved, loo; medium 10 20 lSc;
me wool, according 70 dirt aud condition,
ly nc bury, 9tO &c Per pound less, &C.
coriing 10 burrs.
HtpEs-prime plump fllnts, so pounds
anu UP, l2c per pound; seconds, plump
nlnts, ~ ponnds and up, lec per pound,
prime light and klps, II. 40 per pound. bulls
anu stage, 10 SO Per pound. Cry sailed,
TALfNW--priMc, 10.
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Tension Bros, 5l3 Elm street, op
p0slte Sanger's, sell the finest saddles,
harness, whips, collars etc. They are
manufacturers.
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lewis Bros, 4 Co., of Fort Worth,
will open the finest shoe store in the
South SeDtembsr Ia, in Rsinhardt
building, 1855 Elm street.
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Lewis Bros. & Co., of Fort Worth,
Will open the finest shoe store IN tho
South September ii, in Reinhardt
building, 796 Elm street.
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=,
Look Out i 5sIlyj'

For four years / have been afflicted
with a very troublesome catarrh OF The
head. so terrible has its nature been
that when blew my nose small pieces
OF bonowould frequently come ont OF
my mouth and hose. The discharge
WAC copious. and AZ times frequently
Offensive. My blood became so impure
that my general health was greatly
impaired, with poor appetite and
worse digestion.
Numerous medicines we're used with
out relief, until | began The use OF Is. Il.
b., and three bottles acted almost like
magic. Since tboir uso not II symptom
has returned, and feel in every way
quite restored to health. arm sn old
citizen OF Atlantis, and refer TO almost
any ono living on Butler street, aud
more particularly to DR.. l.. NJ. Gillian
who sn US my case.
Mrs. ELIZABETH KNOTT.
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PATTERSON delivers prescriptions.
700 Maiu street. corner Poydras, New
stand,
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fRBiaHrs

The rates o freight on co, on tper hale,
inm " las are a. follows.
40 Houston, =; Ga,vee on, 800; New
Vrisens, Wa; ~. Louis, tS.is
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PATTERSON the low price druggist.
200 Main street, corner Poydras, New
stand.
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Fischer Pianos ara world crowned,
over 60,SO0 in use. VIII A. Watkin q
Co, Herald building. Dallas.
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MONEY. sroeRa avn noNps

Few YORK, Sept S.--Money on call easy
at l&lR per cent. closing at per cent.
prime mercantile paper, i(e,5: foreien OK.
change dull at 1921 for 60 days and 4ssIs
for demand.
Stocks and Bond cloyed MS folInvs.
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Alston's Hungarian Patent flour.
Alston's Hungarian Patent flour.
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COUGH SYRUP.
OR. JOHN BULLS
T0nieSyrQD
FOR the CURE OF
FEVER and ACUE
Or CH!LLS and FEVER,
Ann all BAIhglfl nIsFssrs

The proprietor Of this celebrated medi,
sine justly claims for it superiority over
al remedies ever offered TO the public foy
the SAFE, CERTAIN, SPEEDY and PER.
aANENreure Of Ague and Fever, or Chills
and Fever, whether Of short or long stand
iag. He refers 10 tho entire Western and
southern country 70 bear him testimony TO
the truth Of tho assertion that in no case
whatever will it fail TO cure if the direc.
ticGs are strictly followed aad carried out.
IN great many cases u single dose has
oeen sufficient for cure, and whole fami-
lies have eeenoured bya single bottle, with
aperfect restoration Of tho general health.
II is, however, prpssnt, and in every case
acre certain to cure, If its use is continued
N smaller doses for aweek or two after the
disease has been checked, moro especially
IN difficult and long-standing eases. usu.
ally this medicine will not require any aid
% keep tho bowels in good order. Should
tho patient, however, require q cathartic
medicine, after having taken three or four
doses Of the Tonic, single dose of BULLS
VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS will DO suf
icient.
BULLS sARsApAnILLA Is tho old and
reliable remedy for impurities of the blood
and Scrofulous aifoctions-ths King Of
BLOOD Purifiers.
DIR. JOHN BULLS VEGETABLE WORM
DESTROYER is prepared in the form OF
candy drops, attractive 10 tho sight and
nloasant to tho taste.
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5ol pairs OF tas p,i.s 4. SO !, $3.50.
400. Look a. them.
GLOBE, IO3 Elm street.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS.
Texas 1 Pacific R.R,
THE GREAT POPULAR ROUTE
gETWEEa The EAST AND The aES1
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AND ALL POINTS IN
LOUISIANA,

NEW MEXICO.
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Favorlte limo TO tho North, Fast and
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EXPORTS AND STOCKS
EXPORTS from all United States porls thus
'ar THIS week: Great Britain, ASH; Franco,
-; continent, 1850. Stocz ut ali United
states ports: This day, lA603l; ihis day
last year, ll6,7O7.
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KANSAS CITY, sept. S.--Wheat higher
cash, 81; October, 70; November, "A TO ~
Corn higher, cash, 81 l . bid; October, 30
bid.
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aIEs-A Arrow and Delta, LIS.
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,n every day. each HousoN ST
through the Indian Territory,
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bid. asked.
TONE: Closed-Sew York, steady; Now
Orleans, quiet; Galveston, quiet; Liver
| pool, steady.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1885-08-19
NIGHT SESSION.

The Committee met at o'clock.
Mr.. Strickland moved the appoint
ment Of a committee of five on Resolu-
tons. Agreed to. Committee: w. N.
Strickland, Oliver Clifton, H. d. Money,
E. O. Sykes, Jno. Y, hurry.
Mr.. Hamilton, of Holmes, offered the
following:
Resolved BY the Democratic Convention
of Mississippi now assembled, that We hail
with pride and pleasure the awakening OF
the people TO a necessity Of educating, and
that is the sense of this Convention that
Congress, at its earliest practicable period,
proceed to perfect what is known as "The
Blair Educational Bill"
Which was ruled out Of order for the
present.
Loud calls we're made for Capt. E. L.
Sykes, who was absent when the result
of the nomination for Auditor was
announced, and that gentleman respond
ed in eloquent and forcible terms, and
was heartily applauded.
Nominations for Att0rney-G General
being in order, Mr.. McCaskill placed in
nomination the name Of Hon. r. III.
Thompson, of Lincoln; seconded by Mr..
Sexton, of Copiah-
Mr. Haden, Of Attala, placed in nom-
nation the name Of Hon Wiley n.
Nash, of Oktibbeha; seconded By Mr..
LiddeII, of Lefore.
Mr. Houston, Of Chickasaw, placed
in nomination the name of Hon. A. 7.
Harper, of that county; seconded By
Mr. HaddlestOn, Of Scott, and by dele
gates from DeSoto, Tippah, Benton and
Prentiss-
Hr- CLARK, of Rankin, placed in nomi-
nation the name of Capt. J. c. Prewitt, Of
Tazoo county; seconded BY Mr.. Powell,
Of Madison: and Mr.. Walker of Moar0e.
Mr. White, Of Clay, placed in nominal
ton Capt. Fred Bealf Of that county;
seconded by Mr. Bills, Of AIcorn, and
Mr. Bates. Of Marshall
Mr. Cntrer, Of Coahoma, placed in
nomination the name Of Hon. T. Mar
shall MilIer,of Warren county seconded
By Mr. Clifton, Of Kinds.
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