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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1886-07-15
II. NJ. MCFARLAND.
HYDE Park. Vt, July II, 1886.
LOCAL NEWS.
MORRISVILLE.

SZNDAY JTTIY Ia

1900 cSA@
Congregations Churcb.-Rev. W. A. Bushee
Pastor. Servjcesc commence at l0.45 a. m.
UnIversalistC F. E. Healey, Pas
tor. Services at IO45 a. m.
ME-. Church.-1ev. W. III. Hyde, Pastor. Ser
vices commence at 1870 a. m.
Percy Stone is home for the sum-
mer.
c. C. Burke is again Oh the sick
list.
Maj. Stafford and daughter, Cora,
are in town.
Frank Hammond has a residence in
course Of erection on Brook n
Regular communication OF ~, V
non Lodge, F. and A. NJ, this CWed-
nesday) evening.
Mrs. Paul will speak in'the church
at CqGy's Falls next Sunday, forenoon
and afternoon, at the usual hours.
D. K..Hickok and family have re-
turned home after a s%ojourn of some
gme'in New York State.
George H. Crafts, the blind evan
aelist, is conducting a series of meet
ings at the Town Hall.
The street in front of the Powers
and Gleed building has been lowered
only eight inches, so say the officials
James Warden and son, Of Boston
and d. G.. Warden and family, o
Minneapolis, were in town last week
The school in the Atwood dlstrlc
has been temporarily closed on &C
count of the sickness of teacher ant
scholars.
The Miles corner has been i'm
proved by a new fence, put up in goo
shape and lastly painted, which add
greatly to the appearance Of Portland
street and vicinity.
The "originaT" Comical Brown an
his Concert Company will give an en-
tertainment at the Town Hall on Sat
urday evening July "a. See adYel
tisement next week.
The children of the Universalis
Sabbath school will hold a basket pic
mic in the Niles grove next Satnrda.
~sfternoon, but if rainy will be held q
the Town Hall. All children are COZ
daily invited to join with them an
bring their baskets.
Cards are out for the wedding O
Miss Lottje j. Williams and Franz
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choose from. and it is safe to say that
there were at least IA rocks selected and
said to correspond to the description. 1t
would require the skill of an Agsasiz to
classify the specimens, all taken from the
bona tide CO drift rock. The nose" is
one-fourth mile from the house. The
ascent was very difficult. A small cave
at the base of said peak, and just above
the hermit's cottage. was explored.
Kindly mention is due to the gentleman
in charge of the Summit House for the
way in which the party vas entertained,
and no less the faithful care of the teams
bv Frank" the halfway house keeper.
The downward trail was traversed in
rs minutes. After the party had done
ample justice to a substantial lunch the
tourists were soon homeward bound.
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EDEN.

Farmers do not report a large hay crop
The entertainment given by the Shep,
herd family was well attended.
The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Society will be on Wednesday, the 2lst.
at the vestry.
The young people, on independence
Day, divided their patronage, giyins
Irasburgh, Waterville and Lowell each {
share.
Mr.. Mason Adams. formerly of Eden
but of late with his son in Athol, Mass.
was buried here on Sunday afternoon
Mr.. Adams anne to this town about 5.
years ago, and is the last of a large fam
lily who were among the first settlers
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Probate court-LamoiIIe District.

The following business was trans
acted at the Probate Office in Hyde
Park, during the week ending July
10, 1886 -
July &C. w. Wards estate, johnson
Administrator returns inventory. Pres
son r. Gales estate, Stowe; settlement
continued to July Is, 1886.
July 10.-Elizabeth Harlan guardian
ship, Cambridge; Guardian makes re-
port.
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EAST HARDWICK.

Harry Nelson, of st. Johnsbury, has
been in town to try haying with his
uacle. Miles Nelson. Mrs. a. d. Nelson
stopped al Walden.
Miss Sue Goodrich has finished her
school in Greensboro and will spend the
rest of the summer atBarnet.
Dan. Ward now his one of the best
finished horse barns il town.
/ Miss Eta BatcheldGis visiting In town.
Miss Lizzie Delan and Mrs. Luther
Hyde haveibeen STOPPING in town for a
few weeks.
Parties from here live s%trawberried in
Stannard very successfully.
Orrin Kellogg has ieces and a nephew
from Chicago to sped the summer.
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A Beautiful Present.

The Virgin Salt Co., of New Haven
Conn, are making a grand offer. A pail
of doves as natural as life, new design
printed in ten beautiful colors on a fine
Autograph card 8 by 10 inches. given
away with Virgin Salt flour certificates
a n order to introduce it. 1t is the clean
ist, purest and whitest salt ever seen or
used. Large packages cost only ten cts,
Ask your grocer for it. 25m5
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JOH NSON.

Mrs. Best, of Enosburgh, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. Merrill.
II. B. Bradley now meets travellers at
the depot with a new, three seated, gypsy
top, Cortland carriage.
Mrs. C. w. Ward and son Roy have
gone to Barton, and Miss Lena Ward tC
Middlebury, to spend a few weeks with
friends.
MinaFd Mills and wife, of LeMars,
Iowa, have been visiting uncles and
other friends here.
The board of civil authority meets at
the Town Clerks office Monday, July 10.
to hear and decide all appeals from the
appraisal of real estate.
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ELMORE,

CAUCUs.-The Republican voters o.
the town of Elmore are requested to
meet at the usual place of holding town
meetings, on Saturday. July "a, 1856, at
2 O'Clock P. NJ, to elect six delegates to
attend the Republican County Conven-
ton to be held at Hyde Park July 30,
1886; also to nominate a town commit
tee. GEO. A. MORSE,
III. III. CHURCHILL,
Town Committee,
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WCLCCTT.

Mrs. NJ. Hartwell, of Tennessee, is the
guest of Mrs. n. Conant.
School closed here on Friday last, il
being Miss Raymore's second term here,
and the many requests from interested
for the fall term demonstrates the fact
that she wita ous best teachers.
Rev. S. G. Vail has been appointed
Superintendent of Schools, in place of
Rev. j. F. Whitney, resigned.
Rev. Mr.. Bushee, of Morrisville, will
preach at the Congregational church for
the next few Sundays.
Olif Abel, one of the business men OF
this place several years ago, died at
Glenn Falls, N. Y, N Sunday, last, aged
6S years and 4 months. His remains
were brought here Tuesday, accompan-
led by a friend, and funeral services held
Wednesday. He was buried with Mason
honors, and as he was without means the
Lodge paid all his funeral charges and
gave him a burial in our new cemetery,
where rests his wife, one son and two
daughters, Rev. S. c. Vail officiated.
Notices are posted for all who feel ag-
grieved by the action of the Listers, and
have taken appeats, can be heard before
the civil board on the 18th inst, at s a. m.
Charley has paid the peanuts, and looks
smiling. "
j. G. Hubbard has moved his saw mill
to Bear Swamp, to cut out the logs oftbe
Steam Mill Co.
A. j. Miles has taken possession of his
store and is ready for business. He will
probably advertise in the Citizen and get
wealthy.
Frank Sheldon is a resident of Potter
vile, and will see to dressing out the
Steam Mill Co.'S. Jumper, of which COM
pany he is a member.
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HOE PARK

Mrs. DR.. Emery nd daughter from
Lowell, Mass. are le guests of /. Nj.
Foss.
Jldson Mason is ahome from Burling-
ton.
Farmers are reporrg nearly o%ne-fourth
less hay crop than IL year.
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Tiff would say that he has a fine
line of crockery just received. He
keeps. -four, corn meal and salt, nails,
boots and shoes, and he does not like
to- be beat He thanks the public for
their patronage and wants nor of it.
Eggs ID cents per doz.
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HYDE PACK,

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS. The Demo
Gratis of Hyde Park are requested to
meet in caucus at the Town Hall in
HYDE Park, on Thursday, the 18th day
of July, at one O'Clock in the afternoon.
for the purpose of choosing four dele
gates and four %alternates to attend the
Democratic State and District COnYen-
lions TO be holden at Montpelier on
Thursday, the 22d day of July 1856.
PER ORDER Town Com.
HYDE PARK July 10, 1856.
The Sabbath School at Green River
in company with the school in Dist.
No. 8 had a picnic in Edison Preston's
woods last Friday. 4 good number
was present and everybody had a nice
time.
By notice elsewhere it will be seer
that the Democrats of the county viii
hold their County Convention in this
place Thursday Aug. 9th, at ten A. M
1t will be q mass convention.
Twenty of the Good Templars o
this place visited the Johnson Lodge
Monday night. They were cordial,
received and passed & very pleasan
evening with their sister lodge.
Eli Town is in Lowell, Mass. III
has a job washing the windows of
large factory and it will take severa
months, there being some three hun
dred windows.
Eugene Whitcomb a musician wei
known throughout this county ha
gone to Pennsylvania to play a clarl
net in the band accompanying Fore
paugh's circus. He has recently bee
playing in a Portland Theatre.
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Hale's Honey the great Cough cure. CSC. 5Oc.& 81
GteanasSsJHfgef f0verK Tffs ccrns { 6unicns
RiIPs Hair and Whisker ~Dye-Black and Brown, SOC.
Fixes ToOthache Drops cure in i Minute, 25c
Sean's Rheumatic Pills are q sure curs. Soc
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Not Necessary to Die to Win
TlG National Life Insurance Co,
VI MOntpelier.
Montpelier

rs nsO one GI the OLDEST AND STRONGEST Com
EommiEsin mlhellSa. tSee Massachusetts Insurance
= n d 4 ten cent and for the past IL years has paid
= HtfinGnu OF 40 per cent. on ali life polieies
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I~EnstaIment Rondy

s wmaen an Is the cieanest kind of endowment insur.
bined' If hr investment and a protection com
H. tn, = oIllSs n savings bank TO every monjs
u nU me bond natures at a specified time nI or a :
ppn nffeeeG y 6 Hgh6h 6or its Face Value, and guar.
r.. w Hin RTI13TRess, 39w4
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Business NOTICES..

Notices inserted IN this column at the rate of II
cents per line-nO- notice inserted for less than
Sl.00. Five cents per line each subsequent in
sertiOn.
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S. H. TIT

NoTIcE.-To the people of Morris
town, Hyde Park and vicinity The
grist mill at Cady's Falls is again in
running order. All kinds of grinding
will be done promptly. Give US your
patronage and we will assure you sat-
isfaction. 2. G.. WOOD.
CADY's FALLS, June %.
Wishing to devote myself more ex-
clusively to the practice of the law
than my present engagements will
alIow.I have associated +. W. Hull
burd with me in Insurance. 1t will
be the earnest endeavor of the new
firm so to conduct the business as to
merit public favor.
H. NJ. MCFARLAND.
HYDE Park, VT, July y, 1886.
SCHOOL DIST. No. Is, HYDE PARK.
The School Tax for this district for
the current year, of % cts. on the dol
lar on the grand list, Is now in my
hands for collection, and the same must
be paid within 80 days from date to
get the discount allowed by law and
save cost of collection. Taxes may
be paid at my residence.
JONAS G.. SULTAN, Dist. Treas.
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MANUFACTURER and Dealerin all Kinds
Va of Marble & Granite. Work Guaranteed
as Good, and prices as Low as any in Vermont.
High Street WORTHWHILE, VT.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Z. q. PETTY
c. {. FOSTER,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
I Office and residence opposite StrOng's Store
202 HYDE RI Vt.
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EOTs Sale!
REAL ESTATE IN STOW

HAAL I'D HE Nv SIUWE.
me following property will be sold for less
IMAM Its value, to close an estate =
inlrty ana one-half acres of meadow with barr
onlt' ana % acres of wood land adjoining. Witt
ductive little farm. 'O
twenty acres of timber land in Brownsville.
rive or SIX acres of village pasture, desirable
loI any one to own. The meadow is on the mair
poau, Two miles from post-ofllce and churches
anu tne same distance from saloon and 9TH I
places OF refreshment. Enquire of Bennett heirs
Ut j. B. SLAYTON. Stowe, vt.
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BQCkLEY.-In Madison, n. H., July It'll, 1886
lanes Moreland Buckley, late of North Hyde
Park, Vt, aged so years.
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BORN.


TERRILL.-In Hyde Park, July Sth 1856, a so
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Terrill,
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v, w, JEWETT.

"HOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
w Woolens, Fancy Goods and Carpets.
Cor. Middle & Pearl SITS. Portland, Me.
Major Alden, Travelling Salesman.
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STERLING.-Our Sunday congregations
at the s~chool-house are on the gain. a
service every Sunday morning with Sab
bath school directly after.-Vida George
is home from the Normal school at john
son.-Twos sisters of Mr.. George were
recently here on a Visit.-Mrs. Henry
Pike is in poor health.-The summer
term of school in the Turner district.
taught by Miss Bryant, closed last week.
Most of the people from this vicinity
celebrated the Fourth at Stowe, and felt
well paid by the horrible" sights eX-
hibited.-Mr. Turner is the first to finish
haying.-Rey. Mr.. Anderson exchanged
with Rev. Mr.. Dinsmore last Sabbath.
Mr.. Anderson preaching in Sterling. and
delivering an able discourse from ST.
John, s :32, We trust that all will avail
themselves of every opportunity to lis
ten to these practical lessOns.-The circle
last week met with Mrs. Lewis Wake
field. and was well attended. 1t is a
good place to go for an enjoyable time.
The next meeting will be with Mrs. Al
bert Douglas, the last Thursday i'll July.
All come. as you will receive a hearty
welcome at the red house OF the hill
We understand that Mr.. Stagles has eX-
changed a valuable horse with Nj. Foss
for a small farm. formerly owned by
Of the beaafiiaul bTJ9agjl2gn should be made
ried to the school-house every Sunday
by the ladies.
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DR.. ia

DEALER in Carriages of all Kinds, Covered
and Open Buggies. BUckbOards, Light Express
Wagons, Lumber Wagons, &c. Blacksmithing
done as it should be. MORRISvILLE, VT
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FRANK p. ROBINSON
wooDMAy- TRUE q. co

DH0TOGRAPHER,
Z Portland Street,
I6fyI MoRRTsvIrLE, VT.
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Burlingt0n2Lam0iIIeR RI,

i Read do " 9s' TRAINS GOING N Read u East
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lowell Railroad,

RE I D Down. TRAINS LEAVE IVES VEST T.
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4 R!SONS

or relieve all n
box ofpills. Find out
about them, and you
will always be thank
full. One pill a dose.
Parsons'Pills contain
nothing harmful, are
easy to take, and
cause no
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aENERAL nARKErs.



k,NsAs ,rrY. MO, Aug gl.--Wheat steady;
No. red cash COKE bid; September oyc
hid. October G5Se Corn weaker 10. ' S"sn
92He bid: September SS4c bid; OCTOBER % a.
OATS nominal i, goAS Aug. gl.Flour quiet and
Unchanged. Whest qniet easier; August y t.e
7skc, closed 7T'Se; September 8, s.io.en
closod al 7sHci october sO,.a VA; cs,h '' M
64lyIc; August 4l1s ai2c, closed ~ &c septe,n
Der as a43Tc, closed at 4sAci Orto ,sei
4glzd44 9. l6e, closed az AZ FORK hImsI ~
IKE higher early rscea se 1aVe % bsss TO-
closed al So CO.. september AZ ~ oSas pa.
Lard steady; cash August 81 ~ seps .a inpSt
81 90; October s. IS, short rib siaes ssT gs,sa
cssn 81 l2Xa6 I5 Boxed meats unchanged
whisky higher at 81 10.
ST Louis, MO Ang a. Flour sieady sna
nrm. Whest lswet with i.se eeiilng anu < .a'N .
amount Of long wheat was unloadeos ~ ~. -
red cash 73Ae: August 7s,tei september ,. ~ IL
eossc ciosinc s05fc; october h2Adek'fc, cles
ing s2sse Corn lower and weak closing ,saIsy
hel w vest rday; cash oefc nlus lS ett
August SsHc september os rs "a az irI.c
Oa = lower and weak; cash z4Adz, y 9, ~
tauber T7ySc; May 33Ac, corn meal ss 49,
q iOa2 70. Whisky higher 4liV. " ~
medium clothirg 22d26c; medium comnlnf .sa
Ssc 6ne light 90624c; hne heavy lla 70 pia si
ITaqie. fair 10 choice tub washed 3eesa's e
PROVISIONS very quiet hut arm. re i fi ~ =,
Lard, small iots, carreat mshe, mere II oiered
Bulk meats. boxed lots, long clear y ~ I,,
rIhs Al s7l. short clear s. 80. Bacon long eise.
81 oOG6 95 short ribs. Y slttdo ~ Shut ''o''
81 lcG7 20 Hams, sls i'9iS ~.
,,.,rnANs. Ia. Aue. Fl = Flour, demand
ls.,.t bnt h ,ldors frm Corn qniet but slesoi
hog prodncs irregular Pork sse 9o. les,
nsfs 81 COZ BnlK Shoulders " t',ions ~ III
s. s. Raeon shoaloSts i, s5 l2ng c slsI wsisk,
x. reStorn recfl1ed 81 o5ai - hey .e ss,s
80 au Rice IN good deinnno, Bran an'st
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FlsH NEWSPAPERS.
.'a''olent, Mean, or Friendly
; PAlronizing Way.

'as'olent, Mean, or Friendly
PAlronizing Way.
'Rs'son In Courier Journal.
Na Gazette and the Pail
y neat aud priggisb, and
% q dandihed man-about-
hsll brushed and cane in
4an afternoon stroll down
aVra canter in Rotten row.
lld the Morning Post are
respectable to entertain any
Nndmother of an extreme
g Weil-pensioned ex-valet
News, whose owners have
know a thing or TWO,
2lerable intellectual vital
ne Telegraph, once
brilliant Of the
4lals, seems to have
!, N'nehoT. The Times has a
s.sr lls penny rivals in the
IN. uN Il still retains aud
", -'ee'iold charge; but the
pusred up considerably
. IN ~ ,ast lew years, and Is
4, ,.lutole, as 1t has always
portAnt and influential
europe. 1t made itself a
N nv, al's' the governmental the
\, 1 s''ie. In the beginning Hi
ls.,,.. zones vulnerable side
|lesaa side, and, late ana
sn,,Sla s \ the weak spot was
D.,s, ssa y, It smote him there.
|aVo, y meeting Ia the United
N, ! . home rule which the
my rt with d. and striking
|s.,s = was never particularly
editorial which 1t left
,s'luoscription to the Irish
4, \ '',lsa 70 parade.
+ q AZ y !, q respected FORTS can
+, hoes1 4, Waited States. Ii does
~ y the BODY OF the Amerl-
has lll. ! lgt sfraid or ashamed
.eas,,,o p.pion Of us and our
|ilisso,. zoe kumor seizes il.
|aan.Is pspers, whilst always
|:lt nv , \. in a mean, covert
a er ~ Y patronizlng frlepdli-
4 Aansss,is,ons Of seli-lnterest,
" lon,.'"'t ,lnne is not wholly
aon I. aAll7m, 1t is by no
ercees5l,ps article being at
i.li N Nv rather than the
,.,s ~ s y writer's are not an
s ". 'Aea one encounters si a
y Il erra 4 middle, and
saItA' ss Suee current and rele.
song to the marrow VIZ y
lsssI, 4, ss'ls,a,smsnt NOT only hits
4 N IA II sae head, but ns iass
~, &c., sparks tiy. The
~ +. IAta 81 = fs,t.A.
sad raFsr ii tie Lon on
a.ssI wholly dianT
'lt1n press
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Imported, 100 ref n; Atnoricsn. $50 mar nav
U1ceete two HOOPS. 81 60 pcr dozen. hriiiinci
ole. hbts, 1906 kopion -, CSC, do rs casea,
fs@; baking powders, bulk, iltI Ia cans.
Rice. Louisiana 5{Ge1go.
Sugar. Fine powdered, bble. sgc; 10 half
bpie, 20; cut loaf, ohoi granuiatcd standard.
KS, ioulslsna graduated, 10: stAndRru A.
~ &c, cncice whlir. ING. Louisiana e.. fr
POULTRY qnOte old hens, 81 q Il 4 IS nor
doE young chick ems, 81 25Sl IS turtcys eo 4. s,
Young turkeys, 2bc each
WOOfs-Wo quose. Twelve manths' elm
light, One and mcdlur ied g0c fine, heavy and
liGi7c: cDsrse. S4iec
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NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-O. l.. Greene 4 Co a
report on cotton futures says: There was con
siderable doing In the way OF both covering and
selling out In order to wind up deals for the
week The offerings excelled the demands
during the greater port n Of the day, however,
which, with Liverpool offering no assistance
and the current feeling In regard to crops be.
Ing more cheerful, as'd OF some 20 points
The cl SO was about the lowest, but steadier
through efforts of one or two large operator
who appeared anxious 10 hold their position
against farther break.
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Frenchmen can properly be called "the
knights Of the table, They are good
Judges In all it's reInements aud delca-
cies. In order to stimulate the appetite
and keep the digestive organs in good or.
der they give pre-emiDence to ADgostura
Bitters When you try them be sure IL Is
the genuine Article, manufactured by DR..
j. G. b. Siegert & sons,
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cotton seed products .,....
nrm prime crude OIL. deliv.,.a ny Aho
i ner yellow 81, I, o. b.. AaaSe Cahe ana Nun sp
". etVc per long ton. Sugar. fSnisians n,es.
fniI1 scarce aud atm prioio . iss: fail ~
fSc ota' isci common TO good Al. Z,
n,o'asses gu opcr kettle good pfin,e Ia
s,a,O.ly prime l5a NC; fair good fair fS@ise
vSoi9inen % good sdsRc Exchenro on NS,
s,.',s, s,snt s5c per 5000 premium. banter,
sterling nominal; oloarlngs sie5 loS "''~e's
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,sAi VESTop, EE1. aug Zl' ~Not'"h oPD'
closed steady, -,
ding Lice; middling 9S l6ci good midallng
9l{c; middling iair 100
GROSS receipts, ".
Sales 1867,
shipments coastwise, none.
Stock, 32l9
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Life is short enough without having 90
curtaied by kidney or liver diseases.
Morris Cascarlne IS the great specific for
these ailments.
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LIgERpooL, Aug, 81 -Cotton-spot closed
dull In buyers favor.
middlinx 4 l6.l6a; middliDg uplands S.l6d ;
n.iddllng oreans 5Ad.
Futures closed steady with decline OF 10
H Total aales. 5000; American, GOO; impOrts,
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UIUItb UVbHUU bIIWNY 7
anne, from 3 10 4 points lower
new York.

NEW York. Aug. el.--Ootton-spot closed
quiet.
sales, $40
Good ordinary 5 II l6c; low mlddling SIC;
middling 95.l8c.
Futures closed steady, down / to points,
except August, which is 4 points up.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

None but Hrst-class goods sold ~ Tar
ner & McClurs's, the famous lIoutJr
street gr0cers.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

NEW ORLEANS, La, Aug. 81 - Oottop--spot
closed nominal down .l6c on three first grades
and good middllng
Low ordinary SIC; ordinary, 7ido; good
ordinary, SC low middling $50; midding, $50;
good middling, $50; middllng fair, lOHc; fair
Ike.
Futures opened steady; ruled and closed
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

Turnip seed, fresh and reliable, at o.
n warehouses; drug store. Sent W
mail 70 any address on receipt Of price,
50c per pound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

Graduates ii pharmacy oil "a preSnFip-
tiona u WaletaOuse's drug store, Flt-
teeKai and Maia
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

Elegant bedroom suits on the lHstall-
mept plan at Riuaard & JOyce's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

WIN tell you that PITTS, next 70 post
office, Is the place 20 get echool books
plain and fancy Stationery, etc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

gaschful mothers win nnd pleasant
rosnedv Tor TIM little ones in Morr ~ Cas-
Carte II Given 10 tins 4 win seFe Them
mri 8 ~ W llg
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-08-22

Zephyr s1itting six, embroidery SILK,
Arasene chenille, etc, at Glaandler
Bros