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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
PLAYS AND PLAYERS.

Sadie Martinots tour will begin In
January next.
Miss Rose Coghlsn's new play. ''Jocs-
lyn. +" is well spoken Of.
Mary Anderson is making q brief tour
of the English provinces
Edwin Booth will complete his fortisth
year as an actor next season
Emma Abbott viii sing Gilbert and
Sullivsn's new opera In San Francisco.
Fanny Rice may star after her New
York Casino contract expires next May.
Sarah Bernhardt's new pet is large
green lizard. which crawls about her neck
and shoulders.
The expert Mrs Alice J. Shaw win
whistle over the continent under the
management Of Maj Pond.
Annie Pixley travels now in her own
private palace car. the Miss, and will
not stop in hotel during the season
The number of companies on the road is
about 400. That figure has not been ex-
ceeded IN the history Of American amuso-
mentS-
Bouny Kate Castleton's new play. "A
Paper Doll. turns out 10 be an English
3-year-old, by Arthur Law. II was orig
inally done Ia London as 'Chirrnper's
Fortunes.
Henry Irving Is said to be already max
ing preparations for another American
tour during the winter of 1890. when he
will present Macbeth, provided the pro
duction OF that tragedy ct the Lyceum in
London proves successful.
az HRym2n has signed . contract for
the opening of the nav California theatre
In San Francisco on May IL next. with
Booth and Barrett as the attraction. The
new theatre is 70 cost about $500. 900, and
viii be one Of the finest IN the world.
Lawrence Barrett, in conversation with
q Chicago reporter. sad that he and Mr..
Booth expect to remain in New York
throughout the third season of their al
tistie partnership, lSSo-90. The season
following they may so to Europe
Lord Chumley"-in which Mr. Soth.
erns acting Is recognized as careful and
well sustained. and villainy with French
accent is effectively represented by hr.
ArcheT-is approaching the end Of its long
run at thu New York Lyceum theater. 4
new play is announced for the second
week In November.
Madame Patti hns concluded contract
to return TO Buenos Ayres next year at a
minimum salary Of $8.i00 per night, and
/ a further share Of the receipts after Ger
tain sum Is taken She expects 20 AL
/ about March 5. and 20 give at least thirty
two performances before she comes back
70 Cralg y Nos II mid August
Mt ana Mrs Kendall. with their fanou.
/ company from the St. James. London
viii visit The United States next seasoz
7 for twenty weeks. under the direction oi
/ Daniel Frnhman. Of New York In theh
repertory viii b several new PLAYS. OF.
Il them by A. v Pinerc. and another by
Henry Arthur Jones. The Eendals hsv.
closed their annual tour 81 ths BritiSl
provinces. and Eln play in England al
/ tbs season
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

So s.s gssz sa fssa.ls e4rssr- ply tks
rs.zof y Breo-sTz
Pc eaaan ~ ray ~tass sssth are
-Es. kasts as sl-ersz-z zsaL-st a. ssys a.
z5.lrt.
N-s s@..y Crsa6sll B. f<sety veAss
s=s5 81 tie Wase4 aAl lgalEo1se. aas
lsssa as.d
Ess kre $50 ~oaaa teachers L. ths
eszs4 scl ,eis 81 lsaeaa- - average
sa.ars 81 tl.e as4ss u se4chsrs = EEIle
sFsE Sfao ~ lAs e~sst As~ feFk Say
kns sssal - ~Aa p . rs@zl4ts of ths
pzFLs Sesoos - Ae1ie4ae. 49, Ehe pF4nci
- operator "a t4s c4zssro - opsf1tlgn
~ atagrrsfs ~afeh 80 psrf0rrzeo cn
s4ys ago.
M aamphry Ward. tAs sstkor of
sslrrt tlsaasrs - asseFi I'D - a sza4-i
sig -sAsu -lsh a oslSrtess fzes soft
thiek a4Es sair. ~hiea sac seas without
trizz-s or earl dsr 49, = L.res &sad Lsr
eyes. sAogxn snail ars olssk zaa plsrcing
There are 30 ~ousea te.egrayA 0Dsr@-
i1rs IL ~ .as4d s.F4l3x snY~ here troxa
$50 % 81 Fear Tls ts.sEra5h beng
= osAE.ch ~ ths c.sll service t1 Az la1d it
= loeessasy for tl.su b. pass eompsgi-
riss s4aia-u2Jiss ssfsrs sa4 2io yEasllE i
given tksa.
h9sa benA-rr having ASKED leave 70
paint Ln tle aagefilz-ck 8ensger1e Sl
Iea o-rE GerF lAEru5eek ssnt her three
pAl-1ers arI a k@epaF e. iook AFTER then
t.e u1v aas tle1 az tie ss.-sla8. and
ls-e animals wll be leuL Der 3Lelevef
aks aalaGs o have shem
olive scisrsirer who wrote The Story
% al African Fsru" over the pen name q
haloh iron - al kaglish eoverness
wt0 vas born a. tho Cape II mixed Ger
nan ans Eaglish parentage She was
iefr by ths death ~ Der parents. 10 shift
iar herself a. ll years " Age. and her hfe
sas hard one.
Alrs Moaa Card. Who started the dis
cassion en Is Marriage = Failuref"
spenas most Of her time on large estate
Ia a4mpshire. dividing her work between
sgperintea1ing her farm and performing
literary work on = typewriter. She Is tho
author of two or three novels and Is as
bright IN her conversation as she Is rAdi-
ca On a. social questions
A phianthropic Nine Batifol estab-
llshed sore time .Eo an annual prize Of
~. Ooo francs 20 the most deserving and
industrious Young woman. The prize has
been awarded this year by the appointed
Jury 20 Nile Terminsux. who has for
years keps her father mother and half a
dozen brothers ard sisters by bang a
cutter out" in millinery shop.
Tho daughter cf tho king OF shov has
recently married the eldest son Of King
John Of ADvssiuia with a splenCor IN
/ parAlieied Ia modern ceremonies. The
/ crown worn By the bride Is regarded as
/ the one vhieh decked the head OF the
/ queen Of Sheba- According 20 the native
records Il has been in tho possession OF
the Ethiopian kings for twenty five cen
tErirs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
IDEAS Foa DRESS.

A round donbie eape Is now worn for
riding. and Is simply Invaluable IN case of
the showers and cold broezes so plentiful
a. this season.
The china Grape coIlareste Is of al colors.
sometimes matches the gown. but more
often Il IN contrast Is always stif1y futod.
and sometimes edged with = buttonhole
scaIloP ia silk noss
The new big hooded capes made in satin
faced cloth tn al shades of gray. tan and
drab, he heads lined with some softly
cont rasttng color. promise to be much
worn this winter for walking As we'll as
for riding snd driving
Ia al the Wilderness Of wiuter trim
ulings thero ~ nothizt- at once SO artistic.
- stylish. and 80 eelisso0sf costly as tho
pew galloons Of either gold or silver. or In
eAshmsrs enlors. with Just the suspicion
OF tinsel shining thr0ugh-
Many OF the new flannel blouses for an-
tumn are cut with revers and rolling col
lars that recall coat. and are worn over
front and high collar OF cream OF pale
flannel. that stands high about the throat
and supersedes the linen collar.
An original belle at Covves lately went a
yachting Ia a gown Of green cloth, with
vest panels and 50 on OF tan. and the effect
WAS so charming IN contrast with the
standard blue and white and scarlet that
she IS like TO have many tInitators-
Paris now sends out stockings of tinted
lace Ia duchesse or chAntilly patterns, to
b vurn over spun silk hose Of warm flesh
color. and 20 accompany Roman sandals Of
bronze, with 4 narrow strap held over the
instep by a golden or jeweled clasp.
Both velvet and plush are combined
with wool in the nev imported gowns,
and the mixture is especially harmonious
when the wool has the soft. rough. long
haired almost 5lanksty surface seen In
msny Of tie new ehnddars and camel 5
hair.
For morning wear there is nothing more
se-viceable thar one Of the all round six
skirts. with full ruches az the bottom.
known 20 n mode as indspliSSable. over
which nay b worn any am0nnt ard vari-
ETY. q drsperics ia wool, or even merely a
belted blousa
Fer cyciing a special gown - prepared
~ any hEht yet warm wool. reaching the
instep and moderately aowing Under Il
come looso trousers of chanois. covered
With The gown stuff. and not to b dis
tinxuised from Il once tas wearsT Is vel
MOUNTED
Along wi'h ths empire gown comes the
r-fi-Ulo 81 our great zrancmothers. which
VII be made IN plusn surah or tho gown
I stuff n bod beauty's handkerchief. card
ease. purss and bonbounisre, without
E which NJ really swell young woman now
F ventures forth--Aew Iork Commercial
Fszst.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21


i aorE- TuTfgAy NsAss-
Edparti rhaFubsriaaa. cstcher Who wss -
tras.d f-ora I.enisrins Z. s seascn. vas hurn
n Es- Tors En- lS5-. Ee Erss riaysd asl
in TIE zsmlton. 0nt. club Ia is3 Froua
teera se vert etth soa Gs-rn. ca. ciuh, ard
next vfta Ira I.rsiis-iiie ciab IN fSs5 Hs =
So teas s9at lnchss aaA ard weighs i6s
rrrrsis
Jsuaes e C-NsIl. iefs 7slier. vss hcr1 {.
y sesisrcrx. clr.s5A Pc frst psared hAl1
wish ths a[sfrnrche-rs ~ IsSz. and sfssr-
wsrss icfr-l ste ,ses York t>~nA = iSss
ks rene ~itb sss 81 L.ssis -.aA TIE hcYs
49, hiri eTfar 1-NeiL
4etn e~vie. rsrr-er is = Cireirrati hov
r As la v-ls en t,e rev ral ~ - Rad
Siccklr<s eu1 % Nas srasiFsi Ger .nzs y sea
Ea . rrers -1a,esr a1d q rr.ar faroFile
Csare es A.rS pIteher. rslae t.s Erss rrs-
f,pscraf ~--s<~rrerf ef. Tsr-s-- ri.l .
cina - tES Hs hes ra~rf u,s te- 81
.fs-s--s -ls,s ~ ssts-r f-srtss srd tse Earszs
car rfth - sss16s av-r slx f.es ard
~e<bs f-, -resss.
sv~sr5 EnrrT pfsrhe-. t<r.n hfs ssr-~r
49, ~ S-rst~-1 '-ar-e. end sfaarvsr-is e
pia~-7 ~t..t the Sv~nr1ss -i1o. Hs ritccet
a.x,f-ss ~, F-sfs1-'1rtisa n Crcs st tns
sznse - shesr vixIt -nsrs ascut shree r~s-s
sr. Es r-r- rla7@f vits she 8sscrnorv--
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n-srseh1T rsifs uftrsrr sz6 ass 7erse-t eoua-
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21


Water A Latna1a. the taird o.-~eusan. Is
Aasasaenassz-s boy AL vas ooru 10 Lyan-
Hs 8rss her-aa p aylng pall fn lss2 ~ith tns
Phiadelph.as. out he SOW ~snE ever - TO
S. Ions club and lAs been with thsm no~
far AK gs.sz Latham n probably the best
coachsr Ia ths alasd st4sez ThsY ca1 AIR
~Monasg' Latnan b~srlss BE- chatters -.
Hls batting b not nsasy glls, bsl as =
asUaHy = as nan a. tne BAT.
Wlii4m Raalnson - c-lad Little Rohoy'
Re Il one Il tho nest secaad Dasernsn Ia ths
rouuu-y T. g rare, ilLsed, Wien BAL gets
~ hina- sscis ~ rs one handet stors are
~0nderfuL fls Is A a. around nan And can
piag lu taY co4k.cu srcept that x pitcher.
he - a Rhli@aaiphia1 ~ birth. he nrst
plzy-xi tal ~ Esel ~fsh tha East saginaw
Mica. chlo ia 90 Nprth western league Ee
rsxt iolnol - EAlriulors Lnlous, but hzs
been N.ft 80. LOUIS FOR see past four sea.sorS
Ma Hu1lsan Is = Chicago boy. hs Pas =
hllrasFgs harrvaxa ousiness .u chs La<e City,
tu- 10 tkcs to play BAL as gell a. 80 next
ous BE l. enc o. me best batting pischsTs
IN the counsr-y. RE played bal nrs1 with AZ
amateur team "a Chlcago, aud Sas e1gagsd
by Capt Cofaslsey 10 lsS4 70 Psay with tos
B.-ownA 10 k1s hesn si-h the team ever
unca
Charies A. Cofnlskey. Grst taseznsn and
sartain l. tnc.uded in th> ise q The three
bess o4uebzl esptains ,n shs country, VIZ
Buck Ewing Anoa and Comsksv. Eis
norns Is IN Chicago 10 hsrs1n playing ball
Ia tSTT with the Dubuque la ciub. Capt
Courlsksy czn -'Elrk' VIXEN e u rs,-szs,-y, bat
ssa rue b. - very quiet aad no-ed FOR as
KsutisIulzn.y oezrsuE.
Thousas McCarthy. rlgAs Geli@r. was born
n Souta Boseoa u is65. aud drsc played with
ths Efn~vson oaam in ths local Commercial
Iaasus ia 1854 fLs aziSaed shat scason with
tas cc-,tan Unions a. lcis fleAtsr. aud slSned
wiah a. Bostsns n is&a
Earry L7ous. oaater fielder. Is ono u the
youagest players ca tee diaIaon4. having
only reoently atsSisss. bis rfaa lority lbs drs5
pr,fsSsa.asal ~ors va done Tor tia Klzssr0n,
y z. ciub. tn iSSG Tas soro part o. List
ssason fourd b.n 4ith tie Bin yhamt0n. \.
z, clib. and sbs isst t=s r7ontas o. thts sea-
90 b VA. a ruanl1er 81 ne 81. Louis Browns
His playing vus - satisfactory and pror,iis-
iux kaas Pr-sillenE Nar Ger Ahs s3gued oim
f1r tbs srason ~ is13 Is IS rrst elasS
tassrran and = g - fe-Ger. Hs . "a exen-
pary va-1rr man. ard bis 7nrsuts aud every
body Who knows lE11 arr proud q kLrL
WIZ Whf-s ~a8 for thFos years shcrt stop
- shs Loulsvils club. bus this sessJn hs ~as
rsicased 1Y President Davidson and signed
~ 81 iouS White las been dissatisfied
with LnriEvils since 1856 ard s-as openly de-
elaresi. and sn all occasions, that he wanted
u L-ars .hs cluh III l and 1857 Waite
was - psor e euy 81 'p N the bust
uess. snd ~as q Soo, aue "a. aols baxter.
john N3i--n. cafsnef. "a Tr1dusts %
Cirrrd co1ogr. Fkiiads phiN Played with
Anthr1cites. - PaersvEls. "a. in isSl AID
with Athie-ics In isSt as caecErr. remaining
uufil this year. III. is q ero catrher, heavy
tG1ter uus . poc- 'ase rgller.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
LITERARY GOSSIP.

Csarles Nackay. the song writer. hss
reached his I'D year
A new novel by D1 Boiszohey i Nh
r'ara d'Irclinstion. the story beng
founded cn the burning of the Opera
CoT1iquA Paris.
II. Oliver Wendell Holmes once said:
You nay set e down as . truth rkich
admits u few excsptious that these Who
ask your cpinio1 r-aily vans Jour praise
M GeCrxs Moore --stes in The Uui-
v-rssl Review. protesting against he
worship is il nov popular 70 rsT % actors.
The ar. = the stage re RANKS lov. and ths
morality - the stage lower.
Mr B<1~ulng Is reported 50 ford II
so,sety. While Lord Tsunysou is almost a
v-cI1se. and se43ora goes anywhere. Nr.
Broprinrs sou- EobeTt Earrett Drowning.
fa-riiariv knowa ss Pear. has ffas+
purchased a paisce Ia ItalT. vtera he I'll
kvs wish his American vie sud where
his fstesr. wao e cevatsd t' italT, WI
spend part - 30 siIns wi-A bl1-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

SssI sscouss sre. apparently. goine n ss
mere poruIsr tns1 svs- 80 corsiag Winter
Never 5efors ~srs - nsry SO 20 ssrlv IN
- season.. Ncw the tire
a. tuv. whEs tas stocE ~
sna g res she srx-st vsrelT - go.
~oz. TIE D.sce 20 suT = - J. kzer's.
- ssr-1s s.. Eax. iss- szprig nay
81 t3rus-
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Taa iasv ~, rsts ans ~ hose sscouss
- Niner's NV wi8 not guiv saves casnce
- ses-f f-n = corapere sf.ck cnf "
ssr-th- a : of tss ssT7nsst durag the &c
rTs sessons
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

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'nr.s-~ss1ni rou 81 @sv tbss Tuu dia nct
49, ~vr~ .arre 1issssrei
A fxf~-r.- -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

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Pr Sea ssrolsS .s-tes fars 81 e. xls6s
hsts esns 80. Exssirs ssent t1r tae
Isracn a. onnlsr hsfs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

= Nfu-- = Nesrsew. kss a sr~p'ess
strrk 81 80 see7ras so1 kirds - fs-
ieF isdl-e ssax. AesaaEtzS nseaiT ssse.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Hs~s 30 s~ru "a. se~@i zm s-.isss
ss Vs.zt Hszss.sss>ssr = Css Isa ss-
ksaEsn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21

Change Popop has neither altered the management methods OF doing
TOWER We
O lose trading a the Tower
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-21
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
LrH. CONGREss-sECOND SESSION,
WASHINGTON, December IS. 1855.
Sauaro

The resolution for the evening sessions was
taken up, aud an amendment offered TO II by
Mr.. Morrill, providing that until otherwise
ordered) the daily hour Of meeting OF the
Senate be IL A. H., aud that at $50 p. ~.
each day n recess be taken till 7. NJ.
Mr.. Vest opposed the resolution. He fully
apDreciated the present condition OF Affairs
considered from politicai standpoint The
Democratic senators who were not members
Of tue Finance COMMITTEES could not have
been familiar With the details OF the tariff bill
and had had no time TO examine the sche-
dulles. Il was simply out Of the question that
they could do so. On account Of the sickness
Of Mr.. Beck work had been deyolyed on some
other Democratic senators thst WAS irksome,
but that had TO be periorned, and now the
proposition 20 change the hour OF meeting
and 10 hold evening sessions was sltaply
m the senators were 10 do justice 70 the de-
tails OF the bgib cruel and outrageous. For
his part he could not agree 10 IL ana would
not agree 70 u.
The resolution was also met with deter
mined opposition from Messrs. Vance, Harris.
Voorhees,, Black burn, aud Cockrell, snd was
advocated by Messrs. Hear, Hawiey, Aldrich,
Allison, Merrill. sherman, aud Dawes.
Mr.. CAckreli moved 10 amend the resolu-
ton SO az TO provide for q daily Meeting OF
The senste at IL A. NJ, but not to provide for
night SESSIONS. Rejected BY IS 10 81.
Mr.. GRAY proposed 81 amendment pro-
ysding for daily nseting al II o'clock, and
for night sessions during the remainder OF
the week, WITH the understanding that the
coacurrent resolution for the holiday recess
be agreed TO.
Mr.. NORTH: With the view Of arranging
the compromise with The senator's on the
osher side ] ask for Nc postpcnement OF the
resolution ull to-msrrow. There was 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
Tn. WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY vas
fair.
NEW YORK srocx sARxyr.

NEw YORK, December Ia-There was less vim
and snsp 10 tho stock market to-day. and be-
sides showing marked falling OF 10 business
prices were "a a lower level than last nights
figures, and May stocks, especially 4rangerA
are materially lower this evening. Tho rice OF
yesterday odered greater opportunity 10 accept
pronts on the bail side than has occurred for
some time while heavy buying 70 cover shcrts
was entirely lacking to-day, and ASIDE from pro-
fsssional dealings tncre was little or nothing
doing, the Leading operators also again holding
actisb, and the temper Of tho room WIS conser-
vstively bearish throughout Further engage
ments Of gold for export. and tbs evident hsr-
dening OF rates for money wh'ch were run up to
8 per cent duriag the day, encouraged tbs
bears 10 put out further hnes, and traders
took nyers on the short side. The .spe-
cial point OF attack was Rock Island, and
there was q renewal Of talk abo0t Tie reduction
OF the dividend. The attack upon Rock Island
turned attention 20 other grangers. which were
all weak In sympathy, though ~ Paul was az
fected by reduction OF $4,000 IN earnings for
last week, which was very disappoiaung. no ex-
PLANTATION except one OF low rates beiBg given.
In the forenoon Missouri Paoee aud in the after
noon Now England were among the weak spots,
while neither did more than a very moderate
business. The reported difference among The
Richmond and West Point directors weakened
the preferred materially. and It dropped ~ per
cent with but slight reaction. Other shares
were ell dun and generally featarelees, although
the number OF usually inactive stocks traded In
WAS very large. inc engagement VI kotu "n7
afterWard countsrmanded, but it vas tpo late %
have any effect upon tho course OF prices. The
market closed very dull and fairly steady at or
near the lowest priees Of the day, Tho active
list almost without exception is lower unis eve
ming, and Rock Island host 23I, 81 Paul ~, Mis-
souri, Pacific X, Manitoba and Burlington per
cent. Sales aggregated 10000 shares.
Erening.---Exchange dull and easier ut asa
4S9N. Money easy at BAG per cent sub
Treasury balSncss-Gold. si54,04l 900; currency.
SIS l02,0 600 Governments duh but steady: per
cents. l2Ss; ~ coupons, 1857. State bCnas dull
and etsady
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
A CHASTITY FIND.
A Mans Head I'm the Road-whOss
In III?
fsnncial teIegrarn to the plep

Special telegram to the Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTE. n. C.. December 1S.-News OF
a very decided sensation comes from along
the South Carolina line on the Rock Hill
road, only about twelve miles from this city.
Yesterday James Anderson, farmer, was
returning home IN = wagon. When at the
place specified bis horse became badly
frightened aud refused TO 20 farther In that
direction. The rain was pouring down In
torrents, and Anderson. aligsting from bis
wagon and walking only few feet IN front
OF 1t, saw n slght which fsariy made his eieed
run cold. IL vas the head Of man lying In
the middle OF the road. After gazing upon
Ii for tsw minutes Anderson picked 1t up,
WREN II was discovered 10 be the head o. ;
Young man abeas twenty-five years old, with
DART hair and m0astsehe. n had been
severed from tho body vifh some very sharp
instiumeDs. apparently the night before. as
no narks OF szsns Of the least struggle were
10 be found. Where the body IS no one
knows, and up 10 tlIis time the head has not
been idenfsfed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
Miners StriEe-Assistanee Asked.

10y IoTasT 1iH 70 ITIo DI7FI1ll-I
ST. LOgls, December lS.-Dlspatches from
Texas say thar the miners Of the Texas and
Pacific Cod Company, In Erath county, have
been on strife for q month past, and that
they are becoming quite unruiy. Ga LAST
Friday night sOsBe new men were attacked
and badly beaten. and there was constant
firiRg OF gans and pistols between the stri-
keTs and the new men nearly all night, but
no serious casualties are reported. Tue
offices and storehouse OF the company were
riddled by bullets. Tse Sheriff aud posse
were on toe ground, but the force was mad
eauate to protect lie and property, aud the
Governor has been appealed to. Al last &C.
couats the sherfls OF the adjoining counties
hsd been ordered 10 the scene OF conflict, and
q company OF state rangers will probably be
sent fleFe
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4sxc: February, sfas>stc usy. gEss91A
Oats suong sd h,'Sc: Mxnsr; ogSnns 10 ~
ssa<3&c.: Va ssDot. e<s{91e. nixss uesesrn,
ss&z2c. Hcpsa1sL codss-o p<.ees osnssc soy;
Decsnber. x1k.U; January plSonet<O; ne>.
siaDaslz.7E spcs Mo qssst Sugar sea1j re-
fnsf quiet szd stwsly. nolessss--nsv R1snns
open keftfe primo % fancy, t&c fstn'icum
stssdy snA quiet: retired. boz VI. Cotton-
seed on nrn. Tallnw iovev: dy. sc ho.in
quiet and sts6dy. 1urpensLns ysndy. Hides
reak sog auis1 wcoi strong and qatet Pmx
quiet Besf dasl. cat-sresfs steediert picklec
bellies, ~ a3c.: pickied shouicsrs w.. picfled
hama l0Ai3,<c nlddlrs quiet Lard higher and
ssrong; western steam. s. 70; Guy. f77o pecsrn-
Der. $50; January. S1g. Nay, tsz>A"k
CHICAGO.
Cnoloo, December 1.-THE cssh Guotaftons
we're. Flour steady and unchanged. No 2sprinR
wheat and No. cred. sl.ot4 and t.o4<. No. 2corns
AZ e3fhc. No osuS &sc Ae<<pofk. tl3a
sl3ie,<. lard. ~ ioaesia shcrtr1hz t20s@A@:
shousdyr>< IS seasds7S; shorteie~r, s.Nsass.A
Whisksy. 9tm
Thslssdibs futures ranged - follows
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THE
WONDERFUL SPRING
Performing Almost Miraculous Cures
THOMPSON'S
BRONINE AND ARSENIC WATER.
UEEQUALLED BY ANY WATER OR MIDI
CINE-THE POOL THAT CURED THR
DIscoyERERs SORE HANDS

THOUSANDS or ISyALIDs ARE DRAGGING
OUT A MISERABLE EXISTENCE BECAUSE OF
THEIR IGNORANCE or THE REMEDY Ma
TURR HAS PLACED WITHIN THEIR GRASP
OTHERS PREFER TO Bis sKEPTIcAL AND
SUFFER BECAUSE 1T COSTS SIX DOLLARS o.
TO SECURE THE WONDERFUL THoMPsoSs
BRoMINE AND ARSENIC WATER FROM AsHE
COUNTY. n. c.. SUFFICIENT TO CURE THEM.
AGREAT WATER FOR ALL cosvALEscENrs
Il Is sparkling and tastsiess. II pnrines tho
blood and begatines the complexion Pamphlets
with analysis and certificates free.
We shall keep sock Of ths above popular
water on hand aud mako no charge for delivery.
Prico 20 case Of six gailoa2
X. l. CHRISTIAN a Co,
de e-eSdtJss Fancy drocefa