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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-21
Supreme Court.-At Chambers.
THURSDAY, Sept. 20
REEORE C4IEF ITTS,rTCE IITDD.

BEFORE CHIEF JUSTICE JUDD.
Criminal Division. The King VS..
Young Hong. Possession of opium. No
appearance of or for prosecution. V. V.
Ashford for defendant, and latter in per-
son. Question reserved by Mr.: Justice
Preston July II, 1888, for full Court and
argued before them and submitted July
p. The Court files the decision of the
full Court discharging the defendant
This opinion is by Associate Justice Nc
Gully, signed with him by the Chief
Justice and Associate Justices Preston
and BickertOn. 1t concludes that, for
the reasons expressed, the defendant is
charged under an Act which is not in
legal existence. The Act in question is
I" to restrict the importation and sale OF
opium OF the preparations thereof, ;"
being chapter 56 of the laws of 1874 as
amended by chapter SO of the laws of
1876 and chapter Is of the laws of 1880.
The gist of the decision is that the Act OF
1887 fails to re-enact the laws and parts
of laws repealed by the opium license
law of 1886. Associate Justice Dole rem
ders a concurrent opinion, and all of
their Honors waive passing upon the
constitutional point raised, as to the 1887
law being retrospective, that being I'M
sions upon the other questions reserved.
BEFORE MR.. JUSTICE BICKERToN.
Equity Division. Kapahu (w.) VS.. J.
N. @. Gilman. Bill to cancel lease.
A. Rosa for plaintiff; g. Creighton for
defendant. Hearing continued from 14th
inst. Further continued till tomorrow.
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Sealed Tenders,
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Honolulu, Sept. Is, 1888. {

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH
HONOLULU, Sept. Is, 1885,
Sealed Tenders will be received at the
Office of the Board of Health until SAT-
URDAY, September %, 1888, at u o'clock
noon, for the transportation of lepers and
freight from Honolulu to Kalaupapa, ISL
and of Molokai; service to begin on or
about November l, 1888, and to continue
for one year therefrom.
Tenders should specify whether the ser
vice will be by sailing vessel or by steamer
Iiamlng the vessel; also the fare for each
passenger; charge per ton of freight and
per 1000 feet of lumber-or an alternative
bio of lump sum per month for doing all
the business of the Board, making one
trip to MOlOkai each week.
: The Board of Health does not bind itself
to accept the lowest or any bid.
Specifications and requirements can be
seen at the office of the Board of Health
w. G. ASHLEY,
Secretary Board of Health.
99-5t mon wed fri
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TRADE is dull, so say the merchants.
time past, both commercial and political
affords reason enough for this. The
question is, when is an improvement com
ing? One merchant said few days ago
that he had not sold such small amount
of goods as during the quarter now end
ing for many years. When asked if a
remedy could be suggested he had none
to offer. 1t is fact that business has
been very much overdone in past years.
We have imported very much more than
we needed. The warehouses in town
and country stores are full of goods in
most every line. There must be some
limit to the wants of eighty thousand
people. This is particularly so in view
of the character of this population.
Nearly one-quarter of them are Chinese,
several thousand of them are POrtu-
guese of the poorer classes. About
forty thousand are native HaWaiians.
These three classes are not large pur-
chasers of imported goods, and the
amount required to supply them can
not be very great as compared with
an equal number of Europeans.
An economist of San Francisco rather
tersely but harshly put it when he said,
'You will find out down there some
time that continual swapping OF jack
knives is not trade" The trade of this
country, however, is not to be measured
by the business of an equal number of
people in an interior point of the United
States or any other country. In addition
to what is required for the industries of
the country this is point of supply for
considerable shipping interest. The
monthly steamers which come and go
take good deal, and the sailing vessels
taking goods from here to other parts of
the Pacific or recruiting at our ports con-
stitute large item.
Our trade and business would be placed
upon a much sounder basis if the system
of long credits now existing were very
much reduced. A three months credit
which more often runs into a year is
simply an invitation to take largely in
creased risks. Surprising, for instance,
that our merchants large and small were
required to settle within ten days from
to-day. Every one knows what would
be the result. A good many small deal
ers, especially among the Chinese, would
be thrown into bankruptcy. The system
which exists might almost be said to
consist of sales by branch departments
of the stronger houses. tits an unsound,
unbusinesslike state Of affairs which per-
mits the existence of a large number of
two-cent concerns existing wholly upon
credit. This matter touches the Chinese
question closer than many people mag
inc. A great many of the little. Chinese
stores are existing to-day simply because
the so-called owners have purchased
their goods, tools and implements upon
credit from down town merchants gem
orally. These little concerns furnish
most of the business for the Court sitting
upon bankruptcy matters.
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Bn 1utI)uritn
Department of Education.

All teachers in Government Schools are
hereby notified that they are expected to
be in attendance at their respective schools
daily, at least Is minutes before a. m,
the time set for opening school.
Per order of the PRESIDENT.
1O1 1237-3t
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DRESSMAKING.

MRS. NJ. b. CAMPBELL HAS COMMENCED
~ the business of Dressmaking, Cutting and
opposite the Hotel The patronage of the ladies
is respectfully solicited Satisfaction guaran
teed oS ts
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Boat For Sale.

THE BOAT SAVED FROM
a AAaaAA% the wreck of the 'Dunnotar
=s-sy-SSs7=sESsz Castle" md sold at auction
-. as-=---s to the King, has been re-
fitted, coppered and decked over by Mr. ROLAND
and is for sale cheap for cash by
s2-u Z. R. RYAN, Boat Builder.
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Police Notes.

The principal cases In the Police Court
yesterday were the following
The continued case Of Louis pfsif
charged with breaking and entering IN
the night time the store OF Peter Run
and stealing twenly-four cents and lot
q lead pencils. was called. The result
of the trial was ths accused being re-
Quired to give security in the sum OF 800
Tor ninety days, but he did not do It.
The continued case Of Eddie Miller
(colored), charged with sssauliing Joseph
Williswith Knife and stabbing him ia
the cheek, was tried. The physician, Dr.
Treyrlian, testified that the wound was
not serious Further evidence showed
that the two had nghi, but the cutting
was accidental Eddie MI Ter was LOT of
with S. fine and costs
Samuel Lipscomb (colored) bad fight
with Robert Pratt In the bar room con-
Quoted by Dick Carter He hit Pratt
with bottle. II cost him $500
Edward Reed (colored) was fined s. 50
for lighting in the street
Stephen Morris (cOlored), WAS charged
With ,resspassing on the premises OF
Robert Robinson and beating Lou Robin.
son, the wife Of Robert Robinson. and
Lou Robinson lcolored) was charged
with beating Stephen Morris. After the
evidence was heard 1t became developed
that The whole affair was a family fight
and quarrel. and each were assessed $3.50
and costs
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Reported By q. ". Branch 4 Co. bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Man street
REVIEW

NV YoRK, December II Stocks
opened weak wiii London selling some
here Gables showed sharp decline in
London market. Chicago was selling 20
rrengers; Philadelphia buying the coal.
eFs; Boston rather inactive The declines
were furihered by reports Of large gold
shipments 20 Europe, one house engaging
million hnd bali. another hall MILL
on and third house S525.001 for ship
ment tomorrow, Masking over 3 900. 600
FOR this week. More gold had been en-
gagged but was Withdrawn on account Of
sterling exchange easing somewhat.
Trading slowly dribbled along slnOst
lifrless at times. There WAS slight show
OF strength occasionally, but only o q sh
IN the pan, and so It went till clO'irg
hour, a dull scalping market. There were
no reports OF significance from the West
Boston market inactive: money. : Paris
cables reported Panama Canal shares had
further decline and sold below IS 10
DAY. that the Panama loan scheme was
regarded IS failure and the financial
situation was most serious. LONDON
shows no disposition 20 huy our stocks
aud foreign houses 90 not expect any
activity until the HOLIDAYS are over.
There was lille lufry IN money this
afternoon. The rate ran mp from 3 TO B
per cent. In few minutes, soon easing
TO 4 AID closed at 3 sterling exchange
& trihe easier on actual business.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

These military anecdotes remind me OF
a story | heard Gen. Sheridan tell once,
and which | do not remember having
seen in print before. Tho general at the
time was in command Gf some western
troops fighting the Indians. A band OF
the latter had made n sudden attack on
detachment Of bis men, but fortunately
they had mountain hcwitzer mounted
on q mule. Not having time to take n
off and put it in poaition they backed up
and blazed away at tho Indians. The
load was so heavy that the mule and ali
went tumbiing down the hill toward the
savages, who, not understanding thar
kind Of fighting, took to their heels
Afterward one Of them was captured,
and when asked by Sheridan why he ran,
replied
"Ale big Iujun, not afrnid of little or
big guns, but when white man firss
whole jaokass ct Iniun, be DOM hnov
what 70 der-.Nsy yosk gSibass.-.
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Pardoned by tue 0oxsrunr.
-

Nancy Turpiu was before the Police
Court yesterday on the charge OF stealing
= lot OF wood from o. T. Decker. she
did not steal much, yet The crime Of
petty larceny was proven. Macy ls an
old colored woman, and the night being
cold, abe wanted something with which
70 keep up a FIRE. The lowest penalty
fifteen days Ia jail was impostd. An
application 10 the Governor was made at
once Tor pardon for the old woman.
viii was presented to the Governor by
Police Justice Crulchheld stating that
owing 10 conditions of the case and The
age OF the woman be thought the pri,
oper q d. subject for executive clemency.
she WAS accordingly pardoned.
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piroree,l Women

What becomes Of divorced women; 4
vast field Of unexploIel territory /.
opened by the question. Just as mules
are supposed 70 seek for their death
some spot where no eve can behold
them. 50 divorced women. once divorced.
arc believed 20 withdraw - some myste-
riou5 limbo ia which tie rest OK their
lives Is spent unobselyed But The
Tribune has been al tue pains OF collect.
ing statistics about them. and it finds
that they can accurately be divided into
the four following classes.
Remarked within q year, - per cent. +.
waiting for an offer, ~ per cent. fallen
into evil ways, ~ per cent; devoted II
celibacy, ) per cent
These figures have beeo compiled from
2 comparison Of the divorce lists with
the marriage registers; from the state.
lents OF judges, justices OF the peace
clergymen, lawyers and court officials
aud from personal inquiry among those
who have been divorced. They can b
accepted as fairly aud substantially cor
rect. Chicago Tribune.
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THE PHlL0LOGIANS
Annual Society Debate at ohmond
college.

Annual Society Debate at II ohmond
college.
The Annual debate Of the Philologlau
Society OF Richmond College took place
In the main ball al the college last night
st 8 o'clock The spacious
room Was filed 10 OVERLOOKING. aud even
standing room VAS in demand. The
stage was beautifully decorated with
NOTED plants and the Mozart Amateur
orchestra occupied seats thst had been
arranged for Them neart the platform.
TIE rxcRcIsgs
were opened with prayer by Rev DR.
Lsndrum, of tho Second Baptist Church.
Mr Charles T. hincsnnOn OF Tennessee
made the address OF welcome, and intro
auced- the leading declaimer, Mr.. c. G..
Trumbo OF Virginia. lie took for his
subiec, "Emmel's Defence and highly
entertained the assemblage.
Mr.. T. L Garrett o. Virginia read the
humorous piece entitled Spring House
Cleaning" Everybody seemed 10 be
amused at This reading, and he Was loud
iy applaudei
the MONRSIOUs PROBLEM
The next was debate on the subject.
Resolved, That the Nations prosperity
demands the Acknowledgement Of the
negro"
Mr II ". Jones, VINO is considered
one Of the best orators or the society,
was the first on the sit.rmatiye, and
made very 1oweTy and impressive
speech. The first negative was Mr.. c. /
Laws Of Virginia. He also ably defended
bis side Of the question. Nj a. J. Ram.
sew Of Virginia, The second affirmative.
made neat closing speech. Mr. II. VI.
Ouse0berry OF Virginia was the second
negative. and be made very entertain
ing speech on BIZ side
AL OF the disp9tants appeared In full
evening dress, and the whole exercises
were beautifully carried out.
NJ Kiucannon closed the exercises By
making The announcement that the
library would be thrown open for prone.
nadiug. and quite number Of ladies and
gentlemen availei III, mselyes of the Cd.
poriuniy and remained In the library
Until 8 late hour
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The most successful Of ali living popu-
hr cong wr.cfs-uat Is, those who have
wade the greatest number Of pronounced
lits-are unquestiOnably VIII $. Hays
AID Dave Br1ham The former Is a
journalist, having been the river editor
II The Louisville Courier-Journai FOL
several years past lie has probably
written d greater number OF songs which
have become universally popular thar
any other comp soF, except Stephen c
Foster lie FIRST became generally
known through his "Wuto Me a Letter
From Home, WHICH was sung from one
end Of tie United States 10 the other
This be followed UP In rapid succession
with I'VE Parted by the River Side
Beautiful Dreamer, "Nom ONcl.
"Aicllie Darling and Driven From
Home" CT every one Of these SONGS
more than 100000 copies were scll
while "Aolhe Darling had sale Of
more than go 90, making fortune tor
irs publisher. j. l. Peter OF minor
successes. amy one VI which would have
been glorious triumph tor q less for
sanat8 composer Mr. HAYS has made q
most. Promin3nt among these al- III
Remember You, Love, Ia Ny Players.
The Noon l. out Tonight, Love. and
"Geneyieye." The last NAMED mist 40.
Ue COMPOUNDED with Sweet Genevlevo."
an entirely different song writtep by 5
{, Tucker C. W. Christine IN Chicago
journal.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

INV YORK, December H. Flour closed
duIl but firm; fine grades winter, 1892. FL.
.prlug 2S1g500; suPeriine winter, 5 2j9
Wheat closed weak, Ito IL lower.
sI,ot saies No red / .i28i'l4. extra rel.
/ .l09i -. No. , red .O3i, .O54; No. ? rel
winter, December 05!; No. l white, IO1.
Corn eloted active but weak spot sales No.
>, mixed, 48!8i7s rejected Q y; No. 2
80. 4l!8 Il; No 2mlKed, December. 4es. Oats
q osed dull and weaker spot sales No
white, an; No. , do. SIG IS. No. mixed
! Pork quiet. mess, lf158l5 o.. Lard
oull: December s.SO9s $50. sugar, r. GEed
duii; cut loaf and crushed. ST cubes. u
G ., powdered 7;i ganulstod, 7i@7..
Coffee, steady; fair Rio, II.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15
Capitol Nnfea

Z. 9. Jones. treasurer q Craig county
I. +. Dani,l, treasurer OF Chariot.
COUNTY; W II. Ricketts,. deputy treasurer
OF Orange coontyi j Il. Price, sheriff Of
Charlotte county; John G.. Darlington.
deputy clerk OF Charlotte county; Is. p.
WAITS CLERK OF Giles county, were d, The
Capitol yesterday.
haskins Jackson, convict, wss re.
ceised al the PenileDtary Yesterday 10
serve a term OF three years for forgery.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Recsmier Preparations Boudsults Pepsln.
la dIris Rocnes Embrocetion. Browns
ChloFodyne Tsiuer lndien. Franks Graf, $
dc : inie. Cbasaing's Wine OF Pepson, Vim
Maiiani, Pate feciarale. Gluten eupposito
ries. Leland Moss Pate. ri nhters Pain TX.
peller. DR. Pierfo's Eau Dcnufrice, 'ucnm-
Der Cfean, Creme dc Concombr s, Midy s
Capsules Blanchard's Pills, Thapsia Plaster,
and all other proprietary preparations.
L. WAosEE. Druggist,
Sixth and Broad streets.
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HTPTAS0PHs.
Conolave No. Ie7, ImrToTe"
49, IL IoutsaoIHa.

Richmond Conclave No te7' Improve"
order of Heptesopha'
Atm meeting Of ibis conclaye heid iasi
rfght me following officers were elected
Henry Tlegonheimer. archon; A. II.
kaufman. proves. James d. Redmond,
,,c,a,e. + II Archer Burke. Inspector;
charles b. Dodsou, wsIder; F: ". Milit,
sentinel E. a. Cailin, Jacob Levitt. and
!. :. D0Gson.
The grand conclsve Of this order meets
IN Richmond on the TO h OF April next,
and will be- composed of over 200 mon
from 40 parts Of the country.
f. " Miliz was elected 10 represent
IN, copclave IN this body wifi Young
Jones as alternate.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

C9res and protects Skin and Complexion
For chopped hands OF face, cracked or
rough skin. 10 has no equal; It Is d de.
lgmtul, refreshing and healing sppllca
ion, and desirable article for The toilet.
Prepared and sold by l.. Wagner, Drug
gls,, Wnolesale and Retail, Richmond.
Va Price q crnta
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

dull and featureless Corn fairly active but
weak and lower. Oats weak and 10 !
lower. Provisions steady Ciosines: Wheat.
December. IOis January, l.05i Nav,
I.IOl corn. December. %; January. SAG
34t. February, 34i. Oats. DecemDe 70;
January. PSI: MAY. 29, Pork, December.
-. 80; January, Is .37i; May, Is. IS. Lard,
December 1924; January. 81; May
.g2i. Ribs, January and February, 40
May, 7.o7s
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wrgner's rssteiess Cod Liver OH Mmul-
sion with Hypophosphitos.

Ia agreeable aud pleasant to the taste,
wi,hon, iha, hshy odor OF rancid nau.
secns favor. II contains the best three
Fab brand) Loioten Norwegian Cod
Liver OIL, In perfect and unchanged con
dition, aud on trial will be found far su.
perior In all respects TO any preparation
OF the kind ii il always fresh aud sweet
and 10 resdIly taken by the ienoerest In
FAINT or most delicate invalid. Prepared
and sold wholesale or retail by l.. Wsg-
ner, Drugglsr, SIKH and Broad streets.
Richmond, Va. Pint bottles, 81 90; half
oints. 90 cents
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15
TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

bICrMfIn II.
Judgbg from tie slyBoss with which some
Of the smoker men were slipping samples
out Of the side doors under the shadow Of
night there must be q demand outside Of
the city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15
RAILROAD sWoKs.
Grain and Cotton Market
RICHMOND. "a, December Il

RICHMOND. ' 4, December IT
OFFERIsGs sEF0sIED 10 zzcREIART
Wheat. - s43 bushels.
Corn - At bushels
Oat.-6 OsJ bushels.
Rye-ii2 tusnes
Meal-2l bushels
Orchard Grass Seed-3J bulLeis
GALES RFPokIED TO sEcgErAEY.
Wheat-Lonqberrv 632 bushels prime OF
Ill. ~ bushels good 10 l.t9 - bushels
good o. Mixed, 81 bushels prime az
10. Shou5eIry, s. bushels prime az Ito.
40 bushels very good at I.03. - bushel-
good at + D7. IS bushels fair ~ l.05. Iotel
sale. OF wheat. 81 bushels
Cofn-Whiie. 80 bushels primo new at
a. 1911 bushels very good new a. 20. l00
bushels god II IS, : bushels good on pH
vale terAs Total sales Of corn, "a.
bushes
oats-Spslng 50 bushels very COED on pEi.
yate terms.
Rye. 4! bushels very good on private
terms.
coITos REPORT.
Market firm.
Quotations -Midding. DC. low mid
ding, 9sc. good ordinary, SIC.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Evaporated peaches ami apTic0ts
cooking and liable snefries 10 great Yarl
ety, cooking brsndies, apple jack, etc
WILLIAM l. WHITE,
Formerly Christian, White < Co.,
500 East Broad
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Write 10 Purcell, Lsdd & Co. for Ant.
spasmodic for Cholera, Dysentery
Diarrnna, and general family purposes
50 cents per bottle.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

"The Parl0r Match" drew another
good house ~ ibe Academy last night,
and kept The audience in roar from BE-
ginning 10 end Il is one Of the funniest
plsys ever seen Matinee to-day, and the
last time tonight
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

The Exposition Is over, bat the gauze'
door stove and range that took The first
premiums are for sale az my store on
dovsrnor street also. slate rnsntels,
treats and grstss, fsndsrs and gas chan
JoHE BowgRa
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Just A Minnie

20 you know that tor Coughs, Colds.
Group. Bronchitis ana all Throat and
Lang Troubles Dr.. Dsvid's Cough
Syrup is be best and most pleasant rem.
ecy knOwnf
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Don't buy Christmas Presents until
you have seen and priced the finest and
nandsomest ia the city Ut
OWNS q MNIOR DKrn Co.'S
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

AppIes-Choice early, pr barrel, o. so to
81 Is mixed lots, 16c. 70 VI 20.
po S1SIn new Eans snail q % Us lss &c u,~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

II gov want 20 start the coming new year
with a telephone hand In your names carly
that they may appear IN our New Year.
Catalogue. K. L WEsr,
Assistant Manager.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Complaint Is made that there is no good
la the v areholse kind. Nr. Blaine would
undoubtedly call This trust business, mems
private affairs etc.
We think-ohlrsfs shonld Be unifofm. and
regret ANY cutupg. ID the charge i7truc brt
a. the same slime ~ wareh usrs are heIcuf-
out upon patronage, and the start ont wi'h
an agreement 90 divide losses aud profits
ia certain patrons. ll becomes cJ-uart-
ueship.lke business tlat IL r. ult our gae-
rogatiyc % interfere with The Trade =, ~.
laics such matters
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Aniispaimodlo Is the best family med
iciue
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

oTef present prices the ~
iaiive value which pov. sses conilde.abls q
fractions.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

Lumber-Wh,te oak. per 1000. $40 90 20
$500 West Virginia poplar, pes 100, 1900
10 2l.OJ
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-15

10 family ought 10 be withoaut Ami
5pHsmCt lc-50 cents bottle.
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wuoLEsALE PRICES CURRENT
con1try Produce.

Reported by Paine s Houston, Commis
cion Merchants. 1905 Cary Street.
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new e. q Cd s
JUST RECEIVED FOR
HOLIDAY TRADE.
JUST RECEIVED FOR

Of designs iu sic Vs. l'ie
Nr.nr
10 Carlsbad Od ltI NeDNn 'u- '-'"'
10 wedding ihrsiu presents ... -..t....
Kaga imari Osana of japanese
e.ock Dinner Tea
Waand fo ODD 'afey % ia ff' -l fr
= f =
s,er Iarats and Lamp, VII CD Light than M
made a al
Our STOCK oige and OH tla
Our stock Of PLATED complete Of TIC ,s dera a-gs m
rletyan O. best makes
al 10
ul0a de.rus ID
We Rlleude rllsot g. Res 4afft
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Cemelt-ini0n per barrel, sl.85 R0sen-
dale, 1877 James River lbs.
Lme-Rocklaud, PER barrel, e. l0tO<ll5
anchor Si.05, Rivertou <l.O3
Pas,er-Llmp 81. ground, 80. ea.cinsd
rfaefar fr fa "a