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Indurhtcd Fibre Ware.

Tho attention Of the public is directed
to ny new stock Of Tubs. Buckets, b.
rims. etc. manufactured from I%nduInted
Wood Fibre. pressed out in one piece.
without seams or hoops. 1t is light
and dRrnGlS, will not shrink or swell,
will not tnint an. kind q. liquid
mud bids fair to ]surorcrde tin md wood
en- wars Call and examine it
II. CnLsE.
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A uIx YeunRstsr.

2 A Finnish woman. who came over on
Tie Scr,ia Oh tho 2ith Of July. brought,
with her a four months olh hnOy. Ly.
din. whidb weighs B7M pounds. IL two
:.et three inches IN height ard n in
gii.h. Tue mother Is I've feet nine
Inches high aud moasures two feet
eleven across tho back. She has bod
several tucrrtiSc Offers from New York
dine mnsenmsbut aho prefers 10 go 10
rsAliyts 10 Michigan.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25

Having purchased OF Brown e. Hos
kims their interest III the Undertaking
business, | MIN now prepared to intend
to all calls iu7tbst line. | will also Mt
tend to the repairing md uphol,terigg
OF Furniture. otc. Shop on C~ominrreisI
street, next door TO Brown 4 HusLiLt.
old stand.
G.E Z pv-un,,~
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25

II you ARE in need Of job WORK Of my
kind snll at the IsDsPE"DESr Office.
We are constantly adding tie latest
styles OF type Ia onr already large ns-
sortnemt. and nre prepared to print
anything from II visiting card up TO n
po'tcr, nj short notice, aud at reuson-
able prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25
DIyluR sheep.

n. W. Schoheld. OF the firm Of Scbo-
field Brothers, Utah. bought ten thous-
aud head Of .h.cp of Ilo2rin Bro: hers
and CHARLES Mcdonnell inst week.
The Silver Stale says the sheep sto to
be d delivered ut Humboldt Wells this
Fall
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25

One span work horses: work double
OF singh; We ght. twelve hundred
pounds zach; Quo set double harness.
new; on- spring wagon; II Boss cart
and one single harness. nearly new.
Terms easy.
80 In. l.. F.. MoRoLr,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25
Aa,o.ooo Llh.I a.l..

d. 8. Trumsn has eommsneed .
liAel suit against the R.veille fur Sl0.-
COO aud has employed d. G. MeKrnney
rs his attorney. lie claims that bi.
reputation has been damaged to that
amount. becsuse Of All editorial pub
lishsd in that PAPER ON July 23rd.
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AdYSrtIked I,nfiRrh.

Following Is o list Of letters re-
niniuing Ia the Postoiico al Iilko. SUIT.
urday. August II, 1859:
Carlson S r., Cooley William (2j.
Dalson John. Mechanism Mrs Martha,
Myers O., Randolph Mra L.,
Lanacley IIucy, wyuor q.
Waller Chna.
Prisons calling for my Of the above
letters will please say "ndysrtised."
JAS. p. SYirn. p. II.
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PntIsn dc E0IeI.

Since tho recsnt IRE nj Pnilsado
which destroyed ny hotel, together silh
its contents. I have opened the rhLI
SADIE HOTEL and an now prel,ntci
to accommodate tho travelling public
with good accommodations. both M to
board and lodging. A libsrnl share 81
tho public patronage IL tesPss,fsu0
Soliaitsd.
10 z n BLpM
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HOTEL ~AnRIvALs.
Depot Hotei-Ciark 4 ureen, Pvs-
pFlstoPs,

o Woodward, jack Cresk; " T
O'Ee'l. p llnuspn, Well.; Il Rhine.
hart. TT. Hnlleok; J " Pnelt. J NJ
Peterson. F. Roberts. J johnson. l. J
Sparks, Culin; Chas q Gill, Gold Hill;
Eli Stephens. Rhby Valley; jacob
Conrad. Lnuioille; Harry Sisele. Harry
Swriland, Tnscarorn; q Dexter & wife,
3 F; I Edwards, Reno; Capt Reea.
Cadet J II kt'e, Salvation Army. og.
den, 'nb.
w Clubs, 8 r Weeks, J A steele,
clover. JnO Marshall Jr. & z: d L
Haws, Cabin; n b Fol.y, Eureka.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25

i accordance with al Act OF The Legislature Of Tia s"t7 OF Nevada, euhhai
"An Act to proyit. for he infringement aud control Of the State AsieulIan-
Society Of tho State" approved March 7, 1855.
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.ase- TIER 1885,
'''; STATE FAIR OF 1889
will be held
AT RENO.
Commencing September 50 and Ending October s, 1889
PREMIUMS
For Live Stock Department and Exhibits in Pavilion.

Trials of Speed to be Conducted Under the Auspices OF the
Directors Of the State Agricultural Society.
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DISCOVERY.

Only Genuine Sysfr0. oi Af-nt"ry Training
Four EooEs LesIpne'f ira che teddfHg.
N.h,i irnH'fcriHJ Cured.
Errryehfsi HH,i a.i.f greatly bcnrHttrR.
Great idduccm' mis- to cnrrysroudcnce classes.
Prospectus. with opinions Of air. Wnl.
a. BHnIindu the wUrld.fained Special
lstin Mind Diseases. E1nnbct G~rsrnclrRF
'Gh"npSor,, the great Psychologists. ~.
buckley, -. a., editor of the ChrittdH
.idroca'~. ". Y. HiClbUrd Ike
IE0ns. w. w. Actor. al -
tsihs"p. Judah s.. iseiIjn min, ahd
Others. sent post free BY
PROF. A. LoISETTE. al Fifth Ave-. II. 7.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-08-25

Tho fosa h,pnbiicsu Convention on.
the 25th ballot nominated sslle SENATOR
uu,ehinsop IoT. d6ysrnor.
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"a udcFtnkinr,

l.. F.. AionoAr,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
eh.uiu,msraae6eu.


Sabrtauieuoelang purce ole 3urice aus
benz Iltertbum bepunrert. cab emit 9eau'
her, nm ;u ie;;,er 9eIiebten 9ero Su ses
IaRsen, ben 9eiIe5ppnt tdgli6 bin uno Der
ourdi6Dommen babe, iene Sage, bic
Sdiler 81 elmer ieiner i66Iiten Sallaoen
begciIterte, bis IS benz 9ibtcr 8prpn
eIldte. ~baielre @lguib Su bethlehem. 60
unerb6rt fam oieien ielbit Die Ebat Dor,
baB or nidt an!t1lo, lie ielbit ci6terii6
5u perberrliben. Sie gteu5eit bat ieor6
gelebrt, oab bieie 2eiitung ui6t 70 iebr
bp6 an5ui6lu9en iet. Die Ourbi6wims
mung oes SOpeRiees an Der breiteiten
STEELE eur6 ben idpci5eriiGeu OrieutaIi.
item Situs Sober 81 2lnfans Der piersiser
Sabre mar i6pu s~eeignet, ie pplIitdnoie
in G6atten gu ~itellen. Senu Der Seues.
pput mist al iener STEELE MIR l,6 2ilp=
meter Vreite, tpdbreno Der Nooenlee III
betreifenoer Steilc ctpa IA 2ilometer
brett lit.
Sennod aber lit biele 2eiituna, 10
a9tun9scbietenb iie aud iein mag, bod
MIR cine aleiuigteit 9egen bic, WeI6e Don
peri9ieoenen Gnglinbern uno gmeritas
nern ppr einigeu Sabren ousgeflbrt Wurs
ben. @ir wptlen babel 9anS abIebeu pom
&apitdn 9ppntpn, Der ii6 zines Sdpimm'
dpparate5 bebiente uno llur pe3balb er.
iudbnt peroen mub, neil Ell Der erite mar,
Der Die Weereuge Don Calais our6s
I6wamm. Sieie Wcerenge 1T an Der
i6maIten Stelle (Gap Grisue3. Ooper)
20 enel. Weilen coer 81 Gilometer brett.
0ar oies immerbiu idpu etn @agnib, 70
lift es bD6 weit itdunensnertber. oab 9opi>
tan 0ebb pbne flnitii6e SeibiIfe unb
nur Don eiuigen Scpten be9Ieitet, bieie
Weeren9c Don SOBER na9 GdIois (Sreite
43 GilIcmcter) III 21s Stunben bur6'
idpamm. Sie5 mar ON "a. utb 25.
Mu5uit 1875. 9eiper perungIidte bieicr
tlbne S6wimmer i'm Sabre 1883 bel icis
nenl ~alleroiug5 tplflbucn 8eriud, bic
GtrOmibuelleu pe3 81 l9ara unterbaIb Der
6dTe, ben %ipseuannten @birIpool, Su
beuti6 Struoel, 81 ourbi6tpinmeu. am
%. Iuguit 1877 ourdi6pamm Der Sees
MANI Gapiu e~benfaIs ben aonaI bon
Rap grisnej nab Soper, lpdbreuo au6
bd4 Sabr 1876 ctue perartiee 3ieienleis
ituil9 5u perSci6neu bate, inbem Gapil
bic 20 en9l. Meilen cber 80 ailomcter
ipeite @ntferuurg Don S~outbamptpn nad
Brrtsmoutb berpdIti9te. Ser inter benz
Ramen Sii6meuid bcfannte Sau6er
RpuiieI our6idwamm iogor cine Strede
Don 8 cngI. WteiIeu C2,9 GiIpmeter) uNter
benz @uiier in AZ Stunoen l.it Silfe zines
2uftbcudapparateS, Der ibm in einem
9opte na9geflbrt wuroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18

GefaliGtsr 3uder. Gin G~inwcbncr
elmer 9epinen tleinen Stabt taufte bel
circm Observation-Disclosures cine gro.
bcre Guantitit 9udcr, Der fd na6 an9e.
i~tcIIter ltnterfudung ols nit Sano per.
iili6t crwics. Ct lief baber I'M 2otal.
blatt fDIgcnpe gtptis einrlden: "S6 taufte
bel cincm bieiigen gambler cine luaRti'
tat Sudcr, in pel6em ii4 Gin Yfuno Gano
pprfunp. Wcnn Der NabrurssmitteIper.
idii9er, Der mid betrr9, mir bis mDrseu
iicben Bfuno reinen Suder 3ui6idt, mill
ia mid bantit bcsnlser, arcernfalIs Jpn
Sur Yerautluprtung Siebcn." Vim nd6itcu
So9e wurocn neuu Yadetc nit ie iieben
Bfuno Sudcr pom c peridieoencn
SduoIern on bic betrefenoe IOrcHc ob9e'
dcbcu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
ErinRGe6rau6e.

gEenn aI6 Der in Sdblrei6cn Ydrd.
grapben e%ntri6elte c~!l9emeiue unb be'
icnbere SrintzGpmment cine Sru&t Der
neueren 9eit lit, 10 lit bod oas Gciuno.
be~ittriutcn inter Mntlinsen Der Glider III
oieleu 2dnbern, Defenders in Seutiblauo,
eiu alter Srdu6. Gtpas NebnIiheS be.
iteBt ipgar bel ppiIoen" gcItstdmmen:
has Srinten aus bcmieIben Se6er, oas
Gicu aus berielben SdIhel war cine
Site Der alten bel Cbebe9dngniheu; bel
BEN Sncianern grailiens 1T bas aemein.
lame Srinten pon elm peuig Wranntwein
caS Symbol Der gei&lphenen Cbe, unp in
China fnbet iid ettpaS AebnIideS. Bei
BEN 8elageu Der Seutiden in Wtittel'
alter ging elm pMinnebe6er" pom 9ano
5u t0ano, pom Wuuo al Wunb. vDtimue"
pebcutet uripringlid (pom @prtltamm
many pGeoenten", erit ipdter sewanr es
Die Sebeutung pperf6nIi6e, liebenbe 3us
ncigun9". Sn eriterem Slime ipri6t Der
grimme 9d9en beim 6aitiuabl al 9bnis
Ggels 9of Nibelunscn XXXII1., 2Ol6):
p3est trinten mir bic %9Rinne"; iie tranien
~tNSIttSpS CNINAptNtp/ Full III SSSlu1 VIZ
8Iut. 0ieie Minnebsder cber Steise
nabmcn aIlmdblid rieii9e Simcniruen
Gil, ME iest bic Corner uuo vRuup".
potalc; man flbrte hann bic %tIcineren
Glider Elm uno ipmbcIliirtc ben alien
Srdud ocS @eitcrrei6eus eur6 gln1trbcu
pcr ocm Srinfen. Gin ieltiamer 8rdu6
beim 8uno9ang bes Wiunebcdcrs it Ec6
in England bel Santctteu Der 9robcn
Stdpte uno in einigcn Der bcrtigcu llni.
periltiten beibebaIten pprocn uno foil
purd Die GrmUroung G6nig Gbuaros II.
lam 81. Geptcmbcr 1927 in BERKELEY
Gaitle) cntitanbcn iein. @cr ocn 9cral,
tiJcn Seaer aufftcbeno gum NImlpe
iilbrte, par babel ctwaigcn gIn9rijfcn GU
iein 2cbcn mcbrlps blofgeiteI!t, II ricit
GcIegenbeit ipurbe ui6t icltcu tcf"..:
UNI etncn Wiblicbi9cn 5u tDrtcH. Iii
oies 81 p%crbinocrM, iibrtc ri2a =
Srau9 Gin, oab Der ben Ycd2cy /.
isupe icinen Nadbar sum GduGc! i,
). y. oieicr mubte bdilr Ytrat y
Irinteupen Dor icbcm @tngrint
Gr itanb ebcnfalIs auf mo L.ti
ou5 ge5pgene Sdwert por -;
"a oieS beut Su Sage ri&t r.:,..
1T, 10 trat ra3 3utrlittea u -,
!buu (pna6tcmmen") Oil tie ST.,
SGlwertcS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18

@aterliGes R%a9niuorf. rWleiu Sobn !
gu masit elm neues elcitrii6es 2i6t er'
%iuoen, 9u masit has Selepbpn 70 per'
beIcrn, bab cs ii9 prn ielbf fiebcnO
nit Sir unterbdIt. Ou md9it bic
Steucrn 10 perauIascn, bdb Seoermdnn
nit SIR 5utrieben lit, Tu masit ciu
Suseuo pprsiglide @crte i4reibcn, Gu
mdgIt Seincn ytdrcu beriibmt, @cin
tSauS 9rob, 9ein 9ebenfeu geieauet ma.
den ecnurd pirit 0u ritt 10 9rc.ur.
tiJ hcsiaben ipcrocn, nie Der 3l7cra <cut
Ebumb, Ger ni6ts wciter that, ais cl:i Ct
i'll flniSis Sabreu weniger puas, as t.,
,Sul9e III Sebu Sabrsn. llEb bas TIL ,
Gur. neil er uiatS eailr tcnHte !~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
MISREPRESENTATION
bremen
!
sdneloampferfabrt
Gnr,e Srrrriir in nrun 3ngcr
;wil6sn
Bremen tti1O Vetp Corr.

Tie trIibmtsn Stnsabampfrr
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems, Eide,
Werra, Fulda, Lain, EIbc.
@puuabenos uno Wittiuod5 rrr
Bremen.
sunnubenbs nlo MittiuOdjs rad
9teiu gorf.
Bremen it icbr beausm fir Gsiirnte g..
leaen unb Ycn Bremen aus tann man IL
jsEr fur,sr 3eir fdmmtlite Stlete OsEtl6
lambs, Ssiterrsihs ane efr SGpeiI errei6er.
lie SbatQblm pftr hes 9~Orboeuti6rn Slrsc
Fup nit tsicnberer SsriifHGtiguns Der
2rii6eHceds yafdsiere une ;psitsr Ga
iute- pa6aaisre stoaut, baben brbe gtrbsde,
ppr,iiaiiae 8;ntilatipn nuc cite ausgeist9.
ntts YfrSHrsuns.
Wthr ME
10000
YaTaaisre haten nit ben 1dmpfsrn trs
2cre6eutlnen 9lryb Die RriIe ibtr's Metr
F&,r unb gut ;~uridsslsst. Wessn prsils
unh rciterer Snformdtion tpeHbe man h9 an
Selrid)s e. &c.,
2 Soiplilr1 Green, 9teiu gorf.
s.. 6%tauisnius q 60, 0ensroI.
Gaenfen fur bsn Aseifeu 3e.2 Scutb Glarf.
fraes. 6bieasS. 81.
Sbeoepr 8traner, A3sHt.
Ssrmann, Wc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
NnSrtgcs&atcn

0slGdftsurtiscn, srfs SnIsratipn 10 Gents
pro 3eile.
@slSGftsnUti;eu, Die une ieSs fdssnsr Sit
~Isrdtipn 5 Gents.
Stebeube .N u,efnen
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
au5 ri;,rr 8arf II C5aDsc,ls.,

iufrlsc cincr 9drpelStrii;s bic Sutc.cic:.
ten III itlrmiider !Gaft ibse GiHIagcl j.
rid. Gon Sag 81 Sag 0eita!tcte I'D rl,
So5lase bepcntli4er. bis Der YantejfcI'
trr auf etnen perapetfclten 9~tettung&St
bunien %periieI. Gr lieb eiui9e Scpc.
rciayIS auf lem Seuer beib MAIDEN unt
benz ungepuIOigitcn 9rdngcr, cincm
g%aN9maanc, aus;ableu. Isle iIio ia
gang parm!" rtcf oicicr. - Oytatlrli6, "
lautste bic unbcfan9ene Nnt,uprt, piic tons'
men chen crit aus benz Yrdscitod. @ir b.
ben init benz Win5cnprd9cn ale Sinoe
prll 81 tbun." - pYilnSenprdgen?"
oa6te Der Gmpfdngcr, veanu tam es nit
einenl Yunterptt fcine Sefabr baben."
Gas Yertrauen Der 2eute tebrte pie nit
eiucm Sdlage 5urld, bic Yanit lteb
uo6, uno bic Sant por serettet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
(@nbe.)

Sa5in 20 aubuStp County, 0bic,
II Wcilcn pcn Der Staht Sdnpu&tp gcle,
gene Stiotden GIppe 1T eiier Der beDcu,
tcnhitcn &rauttppimdrtte in Nmerita. Sn
cincm llnitrcis pcn 5 Mcilcu iirip 5000
Yerc5 nit Grautt6pfea bcpilanSt. @db.
rero Der 3rautSeit wcrpcn tiJIi6 4 bis 6
@agenlaruugen pieics Cemiiies pru Glpoe
%perianpt. Scr 9rciS lit in SuTidnitt II
Gent Der 9UpL NIB fcin 9ppf untcr S 3cl
Sur6meilcr miro peridtdt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-18
Gusgerof3en.
Gratifying Oon 81. seni.

MRS 0p9 lr ~, I ,,irtI;a ,,i%ts ala va
Plneln: wv 49,
mas ~ - I i~s O., ,,o;,, - Il, :,
~ Su ?s'Stssn o;a 60, .r
pd9rdIg PIN tS.Hs gs.'s $500 ;o;,a ra;3a'
lonpern 0ein 0ts'Gsi.. S'jcfV - 49,
glualel'St "'a"' -"
beHCt" <uyI", ,,;, qoo;hn
"Su, D ~, ' ,,,,s F"tt Snienbo-
W." $3.50 Is ~, IN ,,'ir gPiSIe hos GIN
g21 h,rr iTr5t ga
V1' o., Gicbiier rns NEIL id Dir NOR
1919 ~, "a nI,mb mic m nr;eru
eau ~ {" ,r1nE Sm mrn nn% m min
9ts'g ~ ~, ~ S NIX ii gib bitt,. Inf min
uh0 'Pu ".' -" - ~ ~ ."";,
3r4"'
,,,to cr f,,r.
nCD UEl . iAAlN - lAA1-
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22
Must Have q Certificate

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-In answer to
an inquiry to q Galveston man, the
treasury department has decided that the
wife of Chinese merchant, who may
himself be entitled to exemption from
thu provisions of the Chinese restriction
acts by reason of his residence in the
United States, cannot be admitted to the
United States when coming for the first
time alone or with her returning hus-
band, otherwise than upon the prodBe7
ton of the certificate required by ssesf6n
6 of the act of July 3, 1884.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22

boxes, soc; London layer raisins, 81 so. Cider,
crab apple, 40c; Missouri soc; per half barrel,
81 90. Vinegar, 15d25c. Concentrated I've, 81 IS
400. Jugs, glazed, loo per gal; crooks, glazed,
I0c per gal. IndigiO. IS per b bluing, 30cG1 90
per doZ. Coleman mustard. "a n 81 > per doz.
Maccaroni, imported, I0c per b; American, 6Oc
per Il box. Buckets, two hoops, 81 50 per doz.
Brilliant oils. bbls., l9o; Eupion, bbs., 2Se; do
% cases, s. 10; Brilliant, 2-5 cases, 81 10; do
I2-I cases, So IS. Baking powders, bulk, lie; b
cans, 81 80. Maccsroni, small box, csc. Vermi-
celia, small box, csc. Catsup, in bulk, per gal.
Sc. Worcester sauce, in bulk, per gal, 81 p.
Mixed pickles. per 4 bbI.. Sc 5Od7 90.
POULTRY-We quote: Young frying chickens
81 2591 20 per doz. old hens, 81 00a2 Is per doz.
turkeys, 40160c each.
Wooi-Light medium, 2Os21c; light fine, Iea
lgc; heavy ine, Halle.
WHISKY-Recti6ed, 81 IOGI 50, as per proof;
sour mash, two years old, 81 60Gl 10; three years
old, 81 sOG2 20; fancy extra old whisky, 81 UOG
90.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22
IMPoRTs AT NEw YoRk

lMPORIS Al NEW YORK.
The imports of foreign dry goods into
the port of New York for the week end
ing August 10. 1889, and since January l
for the last three years were as follows:
1887. 1885, 1889
Entered at port. 50 $50 O49 So 10 1872 81 9sg O64
Thrown on market. 3, 5S4,6 Gil $685. 2,91, 426
Ent' coRsumpt'n. 2,90o, 27n Ass SAB 2 $50, O13
IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS SINCE JANUARY /.
1881 1855. 1889.
Emf d at port So, 064, 45I So $50 S37 ST. IA 245
Thrown mkt. IS, SIS, 179 100, 673 s7,5sS s29
From the above it will be seen that the
imports of foreign dry goods at this port
for the week amount to 81 1892 ,064,
showing a decrease of Sl7 ,168 as COM
pared with last week and a decrease OF
SI93, 3IS as compared with the CORE
spending week last year. The total of
goods marketed for the week has been
81 ,97I 1926, or $40, 63S less than the i'm
ports. The total imports since January
l: 1889, have been oS7 ia ,24j, against
SS7 ,563 ,S29 for the same time III 1888, or
an increase OF SO $40 ,726.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22
80 -
delsa sives Beedgags Pills.
80
Mexican News.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 2O.-The work
of locating the Trans Atlantic railroad
through the states of Tobases and Chiapa
is progressing.
The state of Sonora has commenced
exporting wheat to England, the gov
eminent of Sonora giving bonus to the
purchaser of export wheat.
The proprietors of Sierra Majados mines
have resolved to put up smelters as a
protection against increased duties on
ores levied by the United States. A
prominent ore buyer says his business
has been damaged So per cent. since Sec
rotary Window IS order went into effect.
Two Toni engines for the Inter Ocean
ic have arrived at Vera Cruz.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22
Fl1@s EJust Fly.

WASHINGTON, Aug. l9.-Aeting Sfc-
rotary Bachelor TO-DAY issued a circular
to the custodians of buildings under the
control of the treasury department, rs@i
curing them to keep 'hOisted the United
States flag during business hours except
in stormy weather. The revenue flag
will continue to fly over custom houses
as at present.
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a Natural Death

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9..The coroner s
jury in the case of Gen. Theodore West,
who died a few days ago at Asbury Park
to-day rendered verdict that the dead
man came to his death from Bright 5
disease, and that death was not in any
wise. due to an assault made by treasury
efaFlSeanamed Sterling Ruffin., Several
phYsigIats testified that Gen. Nest had q
yeryThe case of kidney disease and also
tslsft5Eg heart and liver were affected.
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CANNON FOUND.
After Being Buried Twenty seven Years Num-
Der of Cannon are Dug Up in New Mexico.

After Being Buried Twenty seven Years Num-
Der of Cannon are Dug Up in New Mexico.
ALBUQUERQUE, \. M, Aug. l9.-
Last Friday Lieut. Jack Crawford and
Maj. T. t. Teel arrived in the city
for the purpose OF having Mai.
Teel locate place where he had
buried some cannon in April, 1862.
1t that time Albuquerque was in pos
session OF the rebels and Teel IS battery
was part OF the men of SibleY' COM
mand. To prevent the cannon
from falling into the hands of the
Union forces Mai. Teel and
some of the officers buried the cannon at
the dead OF night. The common soldiers
knew nothing of it. The Old officers have
died or were killed, and Maj. Teel alone
knew the spot where the cannon were
inferred. He pointed out the spot and
went on his way to FL Paso. To-day the
digging was commenced, and but few
feet from where he indicated the cannon
were found. Eight were unearthed and it
is supposed the others will be found. They
were some six feet deep, and when taken
out after their twenty-seven years
burial were as bright as on
the day they were buried.
They quickly turned black on exposure.
They are twelve-pound brass hOwitzers,
three stamped United States, show
sfng, that they had been
cabMaRSd from Uncle sam, and bear
tlsSsssrk of manufacturer C. A. and
80 Rsziahy, Boston. 1t Is supposed they
Y3zfe part of the McCrea battery cap
;tafed at Fort Craig. .s.E
g 4
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WORKED UP.
Frank Clark Indignant Over
Methods of His Opponent.
Col. Rentfro, the Newly Appointed Col
lector, Strongly Objects to Being
Written Up as Boozer.
The Texans in Washington Stirred Up Over the
Recent Outbreak in Fort Bend County.
Al Old Consul Dead.

TllesTexas Colony in Washington.
specia1fo the Gazette.
Y5SHINGToN, Aug. I9.-Frank Clark
OH Paso, applicant for collector there,
is. Ntther bitter against W. B. Merchant
oEs3hat city, who also wants to be col
lel9or. It seems that Merchant came on
hen9 tesDpsh his own cause and finding
tn laYsS had the bulge over the other
ihiffg ssxsn applicants, wired some of
hiss$rieIN u.s. 10 get up q protest against
Clafk.sfIlark vas informed of the
sakSSse and took steps to unteTatt
any harm it might do fhim
with the appointing powers,
at the same time he do@n +
relish that mode of competition for Of
fee, and who ever is the lucky man it is
safe to predict that the Republicans of
Eel Paso viii not dwell together insQ8sae
harmony hereafter. s
Col. r. B. Rentfro, lately appoip4ed
collector of customs at Brownsville ssjsS a
gentleman OF the most steady depoTt-
ment and good morals, so when he read
to-day III q st. Louis paper of how he
stood Washington on end by his way of
celebrating his appointment on the even
ing it was announced the English Ian
guage had too scant a vocabulary to do
Justice 10 his outraged feelings. The
story referred to charged RentfrO and
q ordon with getting on big drunk and
acting like regular toughs. Both are of
the most gentlemanly habits, and are
indignant That such reports, without an
iota OF truth, should be published.
The Texans here are stirred up about
the latest trouble in Fort Bend county
Charles Ferguson, who had to leave
there, remarked that he was glad his
brother, prominent colored man of
that county, was absent in Mexico at the
time, because being warm friend OF the
slain sheriff, Carney, he would have
probably met his death 1T the same
time.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-22
THE BUGGY STRAP.
It Is Used in Georgia to Discipline Mormon
Prosalyters.

1t Is Used in Georgia to Discipline Mormon
Proselyters.
CHICAGO, Ill, Aug. IA special
from Warrenton, Ca, says the people of
Warren county have organized them
selves to get rid of the .Mormons, who
are not only making converts among the
ignorant, but also have deluded some
good citizens into joining them. Monday
morning fifteen well-knOwn citizens ar
ranged themselves around the dwelling
of Mr. Filmo Moore, u farmer living on
plantation belonging to DR.. II. W.
Pilchet, in Elm district. After several
hours waiting the desired persons were
seen to leave the house. In few sec
onds they were completely surrounded
sHpd. were marched to a certain dense
swsIep into which they were escorted and
disciVped with buggy trace. They
weFefEAep ordered to take Instant de-
,Raftltre The vigilantes annoGnce that
they Wilt at the cost of blood put a stop
t9.snch an influence as this.
agn you siffsstsata sicE hekaaohe,
c6nstipaB6 etoy zEhember
CBfter's Little Eyer Pills&EgK relieve
you. One pill iSa dose.
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An O,d Consul Deaa.

WASHINGTON Aug. 19-The sta9e de-
partment to-day received a cableSggpa
from the United States vice consul at
Porto Rico announcing the death s3ssF
night OF Consul Edward Conroy Tie
was the eldest OF United States consuls,
and in length of service was the junior of
but one man. the consul at Gibraltar.
He was appointed consul at San Juan,
Porto Rico, in 1859, and was fully eighty
wears old