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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of CharIotts Manyo6r Deoeased
THE undersigned has been appointed and
l qualified as Administrator Of the estate
Of Charlotte Msngroff, late Of Monroe county,
deceased.
Dated this sth day of December. A. D 1885,
dec8, ,'S5t4. JOHN B..DRIdde:-
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NOTICE. OF APPOINTMENT.
Estate of Ed,oin Patterson, Deceased.

NHE undersigned has beer appointed and
qualified as Administrator with the will
annexed of the estate Of Kdwin Patterson,
late of Monroe county, deceased.
Dated this 9th day OF November, A. D..
1855. = II saka THOMAS YARNALL. s
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4 correspondent ssvs he never looks
as th ssphslt pavement or rolls along
over re smooth surface In q carriage
hi'hont thinking OF the curions island
and the still more Singular place from
which the material is procured: In about
the cen,er n the island OF Trinidad, o
dot IN she Csrihbean Sea. just of the
coast IL Vsntzusla, there b. an asphalt
lake. lila sail to cover shous 100 acres.
md is sppsrenilv intxSaustible. II is
tIack. ssndy substance. and Is. believed
10 he crude rotten petroleum. A singn
hi. feature Of the substance is that, al
6ough 50,C00 tons are taken ont Of this
lake snnus)ly. Il constaptly f:s MP. so
thst there is no irsstnine Of she supply
This singular like OF paving material is
owned nv the Vent zaellan Government,
t'ut is leased to cumnsnv in Washing
tors They have q 9 ct OF schooEers
running TO Trinidad. and, ,'lisving . mon.
cprly q thesbusiness. thew import vast
quantities OF tie material. 81
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others are regular stations. at which trains
win stop without being tagged.
Passing points are indicated BY full-faced
fsures. sa
ae - W. T. NORRIS,
Superintendent, .Woods6eld, Ohio.
J. B. RHODES, Tyain Dispatcher .
he5s, -ar Woodsfsld, Ohio
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NOTICE oFAPpoINTMENT..'

Estate Of Elizabeth Sehmdler, Deceased.
TIE undersigned has been appointed sId
i qualified a. Executor Of the las. Will and
testament Of Blizabsth schindier, lxst Il
Monroe county, deceased. ~ 50, :
Dated this sth day Of December. A. D, 1855.
deoS ,s5t4. ISAAC dRHRlNa.
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The worst csses cured' by DR., Ssge's
Catarrh Remedy

Two whsles were Killed. Off the beach
at Amagansett, Long Island, on SUNDAY.
One, the COW. was 70 fee, long, and the
other, the hull. was 30 tee, long. II Ia
said they will. yield %, 600 worth Of. oil
and bone. . III,
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PERSON Al.

Elk United States Marshal Mckee
is in the city.
Mrs. +. W. Meyer left yesterday on
visit 10 friends at Leon Junction.
Mr., James A. Mckee, jr., is in the
city, canvassing for the memoirs OF
General Grant.
Mr. NJ. G.Duce, of Taylor, is spend
ing few days in the city with his
brother, Mr.. e. Henry, ..
Mrs. Geo. Z. Cook, OF Galveston, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. A. Wool
bright, on Mary street.
Mr.. j, j. Bogart has accepted the
position rs floor walker with Sanger
Bros. Mr.. llirschberg has been APP
pointed manager of the house.
Judge j. W. Boyd, of the Fourth
precinct, is in the city, His honor
also being county commissioner,
took look at the improvements in
the jail yesterday. lie was pleased
with what he saw.
Judge b. w. Rimes came up from
Marlin yesterday morning and is a
guest at the New McClelland. His
honor viii call the Orman habcns cor
pus case this morning at 9 o'clock.
Mr.. Richard l.. Orman, brother OF
i W. II. Orman, went down to Marlir
Wednesday night after Judge Rimei
to come to Waco aud give his brother
a hearing on writ of habeas corpus
Major Dan $. Malven, that genia
gentleman aud whole souled demo
crat, who represents Millburn II
Texas, is In Waco; and he has gath
cred about his halo or nimbus o
glory since Cleveland's election, ant
the slaughter of prohibition. Prohi
bition would catch friend Dan badl!
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NJ. Louts sentenb!a IN -ri,,,,-s,o.,, ard
80, 49,, "N
"hoh 'nseu'
Wheat-Fairly active but lower sold up IA
lc early ,ben dscitra, ,tf.o,,sn ra.o,.,, H.,
~, ea'y 'nen uec''neu iS@l'.o' reacted sight
red cash, ss@9ss,; september. So: October
sgh@eoN. closing al w. November, 9ikGRS
closing at9-A.
Na ooi ! Is nlghef but options are lower
year. 81. '''' '''',
oats-Cash was better but option were easier
ina, n 5ih ~, eash Id; septemeer SN; oc-
Cornmeai-iIigher at 500.
PproyisionsEDull and lower.
fotk-0Th.
bLainn-sinall lots AT 9 300 -.
BULK mrhts-Long clear 60. short rib 80
short clear coo.
Az Baeon1Long clear " lO@6 90 short rib,
" iOelb i5 short clear. 6 6Od67O.
hAms-iO ooGl2OO
AFr,RsooS BOARD.
Al thu ano,,oo,, hos,, ME-, ,..it,,., 4,
axe. .
Corn Unbalanced
s-Unchnnred.
Live stock.
ST. Louis. sep,embor soc.,,,s
500. The supply ia quite small The GOOD
gradess are arm. and prires ara s,Ig Ma.
tive shining steers range a, A o,o,s o,.
c,lo,aac 60, O., 80, on -, -. -,
ooioi auo hteet e. ~ so@i w g1pn hauye butch.
I'M, SsssS ~ $500 ,n nj o o, ei g
SUN [og5 ~ stockers anu feeders, 1905 -;
grass Texas steers, 2 iOa3 90 Indian steers
80. Jy' 20. the outsiuo hgufes peihB iot choice
MI, Wn nsayg , .oo. ..Lo, ,o,.o. .,ooo.
Iu"ss-heceips z'v" market lower tiOOG
:. sheep-Receipts.1 800 good grades firm, rood
20 choice muttons : oOesS Isl common To med
iuHi 'VvH 90 iaino7' s'e''W
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Piles arc frequently preceded by
sense of weight in the back, loins and
lower part of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose he has some
affection of the kidneys or neighbor.
ing organs. AT times, mptons OF
indigestion are present, ilatulency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A
moisture like perspiration, producing
a very disagreeablc itching, after get
ting warm, is common attendan
Blind, bleeding and itching piles yicl
ionceto the application of DIR. b.
sanko's Pile Remedy, which acts d
fectly upon the parts effected, absorb
ing the tumors, allaying the intense
itching, and eilecting permanent
cure. Price so cents. Address thu
DR.. Bosanko Medicine Co, Piqua, Co
Sold by w. A. Williamson Il Co.
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AM j SEMENT NOTES
-:O:-
AT THE DRIVING PARK, BEGIN
MING NOVEMBER 10, AND
CONTlN UlRG FOUR DAYS,
There Will be Inauguratod a Stock
Fair, Where Improved Stock, Hor-
ses, Cattle, Mules, Jacks, Jcn-
nets, Hogs, Sheep and Poultry,

Both from this and other countries
will be exhibited and on each of the
four DAYS there will be trials of speed
in the speed riug-by horses from the
Canada, to Texas--which will 90
only for blood. "rhe trotting horse
bas ioc,,no ,ho nr,n,i,ont foo,uro ns
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na.,.,. - D., a, TIL ~
.,",re - .,,,, ~ 49, ..,.,. 80
,na,I '.i,,a.. - I.,, ama ~,
,n,iah Ill, h.,,,,i,,,,,.,. 80.
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81, A.. -,,,,,,. A.
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,,.,;,.. ,,n,nn.
.ucc,ssru .om,o,i,ors /, ,,o snood
riny An urdnr tho ahIo MANAGE.
man, Of our coliov-,;,ivon Sonrord
Jobnson "a ,vhom all dosoryino oo,o
Iogroy ,,o,,in,, IT. .,,1 ,,f,,,,a,ns
of races both bore and nj IIon,,o,
,hould ,ddress ,hemselvoa Hinder
the came management tho fo,,owinv
week bcy,u,,,s Na.a.i.o..-, z.i.------.
continuing 10 the 10th, inclusive, race
will be had at Houston where purses
amounting to $4,000 will be distribn-
ted. There will be five races each
day; one of them being for home
horses. These races will be almost n
repitition Of those had here. From
advices already received at the Office
OF the management, we are assured
that finer line of fast thoroughbred
stock has never been seen In the
south than that which will be exhibit
cd and compete here and at Houston
Ill November.
AT the McClclland opera house thu
season viii open with the society
event for the benefit of the "Wao'
Light Infantry" September 18th. Thi
organization deserves all the favor
that eau be showcrod upon il, no
only the smiles of fortune, but ais
those of the ladies, the latter of whicI
they will doubtless receive in abnn
dance. After this event the first Tor
elgn attraction which will occupy tn
boards will be Max Thomas super
Opera Company, Oh the 2lst aud 22n,
followed on the Esd by Milliken
Opera Company, an equally super
troupe. On October End there wi
appear, for one night, the "Mcrr
Moharchs of the Minstrel World NJ
lntyre Il Iluath's spectacular mil
slrclS, combination world rcnownc
In their line. With their scenes SAWS
Down South" u specially, and to =,
whom in their burlesuues, and TO he
whose witticisms, Jokes and rcpartee
Is well worth any ones while al
money to go. These are followed /
Rlal, Bigger IL Mnrion's combinatit
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EURNITuREFORs ALE--I WISH TO SELL
II the following furniture, to-wit. A bed
stead worth 5000 for 80 70, chest OF drawers.
marble Top and plate glass, l7xio worth s31O0
for 10 %, wHhstAnd. marble top. worth sl5 90
for $1,000 two best qualify brussels carpets
with rugs, worth 81 " fof sal 90. desk with
took case, worth $50 % for 5000 par or table
worth Nb,OO for tlOp2s also one good sofa and
The furniture Is all In nrst class condition aud
OF best walnut and has been In use for six
months, kEV. MA. SCHULZ
Parsonage South Eighth street.
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Personal.
We are showing new straw goods
for the fall season. Every desirable
style, novelties III neckwear and fancy
goods. Our fal. opening, little later,
will surpass all previous displays, We
invite you to visit us. Fourth street,
opposite side of the street from the
Pacific hotel.
MISS X ATE SroUTE.
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Gram ana nay.
Corn-white. per bu. Sc.
oats-sacks, 20ca2ic
wheat-t0c6s7Oc. per busheL
Nicaragua wheat tDc,
Millet-per ton, SsRl0.
Prairie hhy-per ton $500.
Lumber.
Rough, per N. ID co. flooring, Is 90 siding
yellow pine, Is %, siding, white pine, IS 70
siding poplar, & 90; ceiling. yellow pine IS %
ceiling, white pine, 30 10, ceiling, poplar. 2s o.
seookd BEST eypTsis Shingles Seart piae
90 finishing lumber, poplar, por NJ, SO % I'm.
shing lumber, white pine. 70 o..
Hides and PeItry.
Hides-Dry flint IL to use dry salt, 10 to lie
reen sailed to &c.
Psltries--Deer skins. Is to l7c. antelope. 10 To
wool, 20 to Csc; shenrlings, 10 to i6c
Tallow-Prime, SIC; tallow grease, * To SC.
rease yellow to brown. to SC.
groceries.
Bacon-short clear, SC,
Hams-ll TO l2c.
Molasses-Louisiana new, 30 to $50; Louisiana
Coaee--Fair, 1ox to l2c; prime Rio, ~ IS
Ac choice Rio, u to IKE; Peaberry, il to to
SugGrs-BrOwu, 6kd6cG q, 7k@Sc. white
7SGse graasalstsd, seas ,,.,
int 325aS75; rye, per barrel, 5.2h.
Dat meAl-Half barrels, as To L75; grits, bar
rels, 10 hominyi pearl %.
Coarse Salt per baTrel,2 10; dairy, Is.
Rice-Choice Louisiana, 7hc per Id, prime
6tio,
Starch-Pearl, DC; R. g., 10 lbs, bulk, Sc.
Miscellansous-Blackp pepper, 1c; soap, white,
per box, ass: Extra Family soap. per boz,
s. IS. Standard, O. so. Lake Side, 81 s.; 7 .,
8 90, Palm, $3.50 Navy Blue soap 81
oil. kerosene, ITO test 2-5s, LOO kerosene lie
test l2.ls; ssi kerosene, $50 test, 2-5s, 800 bar
rels, per gallon, lie; candles, l2c; besns, pei
| H. ito axe Lima, Sc, cheese, full cream, l2ht
TO 6, half Inch basis, sSc; krsut per barrei'
80 per half barrel, 400 pickles, half barrel,
| medium, $50; barrels, 7 90; barrels small. 500
| noions per barrel $50 cabbages, per craft
| $50 cider, barrels, 500, hall barrels 49, pots
oes, per bushel in sacks H.7o.
Fruit, Poultry, Game, Etc.
Appples-Northern, per barrel 81 So Tex
per bushel o.
Lemons--Palermo 81 90 to 81 So Messina 800
81 so to Is per box.
Irish NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., II peck Darrell
O. 30, per bushel1Oc.
Cabbage -westers per crate, 81 Is.
Chickens-Per dozen, 500 to " 90 turkey
u, 90 to ~ 90
Eggs-s,GlOc per dozen.
70 Dc.
Oranges -Messina sS; Imperial o. 80
Cheese--full cream, 10, western sCiinme
~; Y. A full cream, axe,
Dried apples-QuaTtsTs, axe; N. Y. sliced, on
y eynporateh, so lbs boxes, &c.
Krout- Per barrel, " 80. halt barrel, " 10