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thing in Its pathway. Many horses and cat
tie were killed and en- who were out we're
badly cut by the hail. and several are re-
ported as seriously Injured. The track OF
the storm wes about IA miles wide. Hall
stones es large as hens eggs fell to q depth
OF six inches Flax, which was heavy
crop, was entirely ruined. Wheat and oats
in the shock were 80 badly damaged IS not
to be worth threshing. Several houses were
blown down, and the pecuniary loss cannot
be estimated.
COLD WATER. Mich Aug. ga terrible
wind storm, followed by rain and hail Wis
tied this vicinity yesterday. East Of the
city shade and ornamental trees were blown
down, fences levsled, and brick dwelling
was partly demolished. Tbs rain will be OF
incaculable value to growing crops.
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Fairfax Democrats.

meeting of the democratic voters Of
Falls Church district, Fairfax county
called for the purpose of electing delegates
to the Congressional convention, was held at
Bailey's Gross Roads Monday afternoon. the
b inst. The attendance was very large
and unusual interest manifested.
The meeting was called to order By Geo.
Aud, OF the district committee, aud on mo-
ton of F. D. Lee, esq, Mr.. l.. M. Black ford
was ected chairman and Geo. Aud secrG
tsry.
The following resolutions. offered by Mr..
W. @. Brown, were adopted by unanimous
vote:
Reso1ced. 1st., That this meeting cordially
endorse the couree in Congress Of our pres
ent able representative Gan. w. II. +. Lee
and favor his denomination.
2nd. That the delegates appointed at this
meeting 10 the nominating convention are
hereby instructed to vote for Gen. Lee
throughout.
The following delegates to represent the
district 10 the Congressional convention
we're then elected Winfield B Watkins, Of
West End Gee. w. Bladep, of Annandale i;
and John ID Bush, OF Falls Church. Alec
the following alterDstee: Geo. Aud. Thos.
a. Walker and W. N. Lynch.
II was ordered that the secretary trans
NIT proceedings of meeting to the ALFx-
ANDRIA GAZETTE and Fairfax Herald for
publication.
The me, ting then adjourned.
GEO. AULD Sec'y.
Tho other stricti it is understood, also elect
"a
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Marrow Escape of a Steamer.

HALIFAX. Aug s. The steamer Portia
which arrived here tc-lay from st. Johrs,
n. F., had very narrow escape from dc
struction on her way from Plley's Islard.
Ga July 80 when near Fogo Head huge
iceberg was noticed dead ahead. The
steamer sailed close alongside OF 1t and
while passln G the gltteripg mass terrible
report was heard. which shook the ship ard
the berg broke into thtes pieces, each piece
going u6der the water with a roar and
crash like thunder. The steamer slid up on
the third pleos whlch tripod oyer, holding
Ter for awhile clear out of the water, but
in a moment the sea which bad hitherto
been placid, suddenly became eurging
mas7. This driving sea rushed down upon
the Portia end lifted Der fl the Ice into the
water. The excitement among the pas.
ssugers was intense. The bow Of the ship
was damaged BY the ice and q portion oil
the forward compartment was flooded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05

In THE United States Senate yesterday
Mr.. Teller said that so far as he was COL :
cerned "the present rules of the Senate had
been sufficient for the discharge Of the du-
ties of the Senate In an orderly and decent
manner. and he was prepared to resist viG-
orously and as efficiently as be could, any
change of the rules for the purpose OF hat
tening the passage OF the tariff bill or any
other bill" This expression Of the ex-Secre-
tary of the Interior Department and present
republican Senator from Colorado, sup
plemented by what Senator Plumb said
to the same effect, only stre ngthens the pre-
vailing impression that no gag law will be
applied to the proceedings of The Senate,
and consequently, that the Fofco bill will
not pass
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Border Troubles.

MARIA. Tex Aug 5.-At the mines al
Shaf.er, at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning
crowd of Mexicans got on spree and were
firing off their weapons when several of the
white miners, rangers aud deputy sberffs
went down to see what was the matter.
Suddenly they were fred upon from au-
bush, and State Ranger J. +. Graves was
instantly killed and ]. Lee. Deputy Sheriff
and Deputy U. s. Marshal was seriously
wounded in the arm. The fire was returned
aud it is believed that one Mexican wac
killed and several wounded. Trouble has
been brewing with the Mexicsns at Shafter
for some time and it is believed that the in
tention was 10 rob aud burn the mine.
Rangers report that The miners and rangers
have about 100 Mexicaps surrounded and
are guarding them until further assistance
can get to them. when they will pick those
connected with the shootingan bring them
to Maria for safe keeping. The whole
trouble is said to come from the lypching
OF Mexican some months ago.
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Falls Church Items.
Mira. Win F.bry has been quite i'll.

Mira. Will Febry has been quite i'll.
M. John Crossmsn is hauling stone for
the erection of "a school house.
The Gshan property, near Mnnson's Hill.
was sold recently TO MIR. Hofi, of New York
for $4,000
DR.. Childs, who has teen seriously i'll In
Ohio, has cent for his wife and children 10
join him there.
Young D Fadeley will soon go to hous :
keeping 10 the new residence on the pike
erected by Mr. Turner.
Mrs. Rooms hss purchased the house land
grounds) recently erected nv Mr.. Orossman,
sr., near the depot, for 81 200 cash.
An lmmanse oak on the property known
as Miner Hill was shattered into epllnters
by Fridays storm.
The Northern MethoistR held lawn
party on the grounds arj lining the Eagle
Hotel on WedI esday for the benefit OF The
M lite Society.
Mrs. Lawton gave ohi,dten's birthday
party on Tuesday night. The house and
mes, lanterns, 81.
On Tuesday, Notwithstanding the rain
pouring down, quite number OF young
people gathered together in the evening at
Garlic Springs and tripped the light fantas-
ito toe to the music of vioiDs, flutes, etc.,
performed by Mr.. Terrett, his two sons and
the Messrs Young, who reside In the neigt-
borhood Plenty of refreshments were on
hand aud some neat presents we're distribu-
ted. During the evening some CT the "well
bred" youths OF tie public schools tried to
enliven this simple gathering by dropping
the heads of lucifer matches over the floor
whilst the young people were dancing. We
hope the Rev. Fathers 10 Alexandria will be
pleased with the final report.
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DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Circnit Cont Of the cnnntY Of ALI zau.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Circuit Court of the county Of Aloysn-
dr;a, pronounced on tho thiitieth day q
May, 1883, submitting mo az trustee in plsrc %!
Randall Hagner and Samuel Maddox in r de d o.
trust executed by Thomas Wentworth and WHO
to said Hagner and Maddox, dated the 18Th Of
March, 1886, and in pursuance OF the terms II
the ssid deed CT trust. Will sell at public 80 =.
ton, in front of the Court House OF the county OF
Alcxsndriai in the city of Alexandria, on the
TWENTIETH DAY OF AUGUST, 1890
the following property, appurtcnsnc s ard pf'.-
leges to satisfy the said deed of tlust
All that part OF HOLINESS or ALFXANDbE
ISLAND which lies southeasterly OF Tho eaten
rail of the Acxandra and Washington Bai'Fod
at the end of tho Long bridge in tho county
Alexandria except tract of fifteen @hlf1
lies upon the same side of The said rs.r0nd 50
ALL THAT PART OF THE BIVER FLAT wlt1
lics al acent to tho tric herein described, whrl
said river fat is conveyed by patcnt Of the state
of Virginia 10 Allen and Robert Z. Dodge. record
ed in hook 1lS, page 454. of the records OF ti'
Virginia Land flee, with sil the appuItcuaDc
easements, rights and ptivil' ges belor ging or pc
tanning to each Of the said tracts Maps OF ne
said tracts will be found attached 70 the DC o
from Allen and Robe p. Dodge TO the said We :
WORTH recorded in the CLERK q ilice OF the couf
of Alexandria. copies OF which VIII be cAhitii
at tho time of tho salr. II ia the intcntion OF "
sale TO sell and convey all the property pp-'
which the said Wentworth executed lien
Terms Of Sale: Cash enough to cover 81 Coz
and expenses and the sum Of three thou. ana o''-
lars. with interest from the 16th day OF MIST
1890, and for the residuea note payable on u,
10Th day of March, 1891, with interest from ''
sale and secuI ed 10 the satisfaction Of the
will be REQUIRED. This latter note may lie laiH -
cash il de ired by the purchaser.
aus5 tgts EPPA HUNTON, Jr, Trustee
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not pass.

LEAVING OUT the hate that the northern
republicans entertain for the people of the
South. the tariff is the chief subject of diff
ference between the democrats and the re-
publicaus. The negroes, to mar. vote the
republican ticket. But If they had sense
enough to look after their own personal, in-
diyidual interesta, they would necessarily
vote with the democrats; for they are poor,
snd not one of the industries In which they
are employed is protected by the tariff. The
tariff forces them to pay double price FIR a :
moot everything they have 10 buy. while it
does not enhance the value of any thing
they have to sell, or increase, to the extent
of single cent, the rate of their days
WaQeb.
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CoNGREs5.-In the United States Senate
yesterday consideration of the tariff bill
was continued. and considerable progress
made. As stated in the GAZETTE several
republicans voted with the democrats on
one or two amendments. MIR. Plumb made
another rebellious speech, and MIR. Teller
prot. stsd against hasty legislation.
10 the House after Mr.. Rogers, Of Arkar-
sas. had made vigorous attack on Speaker
Reed, Mr.. Henderson, of lowe, attempted
tn defend the Speaker against the attacks
of Mr.. Rogers, and in so doing made fsry
partisan speech, which provoked reply
from Mr.. Breckenridge. OF Keatucky,
who made patriotic appeal for harmony
and good feeling between the sections. 10
the meantime blu. little progress was mace
ppon the appropriation bill.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-Emperor William, who
ia yiaitiDg hR grandmother. Queen Victoria,
at her residence, Osborne House, on the Isle
of Wight, this morning rode on horseback
to the village of Ryde. Later In the day In
company with the Prince OF Wales, he drove
to Cowes, where he embarked upon the
Aline, the Prince of Wales yacht, which is
participating In the race for the Queens
cup.
BERLIN, Aug. 5.-Ths Grand Duke Of
Hease will accompany Emperor William on
his visit to the Gar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05

MR LODGE. who has robbed Mr.. RoVel'
I, the infamy belonging to the author of the
Force bill, says: "It does not become the
Uaited States, holding high place In the
forefront of DatIons, to stand like highway
robber beside the pathway of civilization
and rob the foreign author of his property
with one hand. while it deprives the Ameri
can author of his rights with the other"
But this same Identical Mr.. Lodge thiGk5 1t
does become the United Slater, holding high
place in the forefront of nations, to stand
like highway robber beside the pathway OF
civilization and rob the many poor people OF
his own country by high tax on the necea-
carries OF life, In order to increase the
pre- fits of the few rich mine and factory own
ers, who supply the money with which the
Presidency Ia bought by the republican,.
Mr.. Lodge has high place 10 the forefront
OF a certain class OF people, but that osss is
not composed of unseotional, wise and
patriotic statesmen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05
A CHASTITY Tragedy.

MINDEN, Neb, Aug. 5-Hsns Hansen
yesterday had btched up his team to go to
the country, when he had some words with
HE wife and, selling club, crushed 10 her
skull, killing her instantly. He dragged
her body to the barn where he swung it
from rafter by q rope. He then tried to
hang himseli with g portion OF the rope but
failing, went to the house and blew HE
brains out with shotgun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05
LEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 5.

SINCE THE war there have been three
democratic Speakers of the U. {. House VI
Representatives, Messrs Kerr, Randall anu
Carlisle, During all the many years tley
nresided over the popular branch OF Coo-
gross they pever gave occasion for repuo-
licau member 10 charge them with devistl'e
In the remotest degree from the slrlo1 'ne
of official daty. How different has IL oeen
with the republicans who have held tne
sossksrship, Blaine. Garfield, Keller ano
Rssd And. injurious as 1t Ia to the repu
tation of the country, every one otthe grave
charges that have been brought against the
latter has been true. No republican mem
her has had the slightest occasion to rise IL
his seat and denouuce any official word or
act of the democratic Speaker, and at the
close of their terms, 30 pure and Impartial
had been their rulings, that republican, WED
with democratic members 10 comforting az
rropriate honors upon them. All the right
thinking people of all the State must regre'
that the tyrannical, arbitrary, rude and
partisan course that has been pursned oy
Mr.. Speaker Reed, compelled democratic
member yesterday, during the session Of
the House, to stigmatiss him as would DC
DESTROYER of the liberty of his country In or
der that he might unlawiuly perpetuai'
his own power. But Mr.. Reed is only
fair average representative of the republican
~
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THE AUGUST MErKoRs,Lrbe i -ones u

al writer OF the Phi!adeIphia Press say:
o. the evenings OF the and 10 b oftbe
month look out for the August meteor mr.
the Perseids." as they are styei Nv as.
tronomers. Ths radiant OF this system a.
meteors-the point from which, in whs,evs-
part of the heavens they are seen, lhey sn.
pear to proceeds the constellation Per-
seus. the situation of " hich has already been
pointed out. This system is quite bread or
dlffuse, and the earth occupies several DAYS
in passing through it, being liable to pick NJ.
thanking members OF it any time from the
latter part CT July to the 20 oil August
but the central line Is passed on the dates
given above. The meteors OF this s,s.em
are not numsrous, but they are often OF a
rare brilliancy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05

OLD Mr.. CLAPP. ex-edttor Of the defunct
Washington Republican. and prominent In
Washington politics when the people of that
city could vote, and when 1t was ruled By
negroes and carpet bsggers, has resurrected
himself for the purpose OF informing the re-
publican ms iorltyinC Congress, through Dews-
paper OF that city, that they must stick for
the passage OF the Force bill until the last
armed foe expires. The msliciousness OF
some people increases with their years.
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A Gloomy Outlook.

BUENos AYREs. Aug. 5-Notwithstanc-
ing the fact that the instruction here has
terminated. great excitement prevails
throughout the city and The disquiet con-
tlnues to increase. Ills rumored that a
new issue OF $50 900 900 in paper currency
will be made. The National bank has re-
aumed payment but the bourse is still closed,
and the panicky feeling in commercial cir
Giles continues. The premium on gold is 200
ner cent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-08-05

INArecent speech in Congress Mr.. Match
Ter, of Pennsylvania, showed that the list OF
deputy marshals at elections In Philadelphia
contained repeaters, thieyeP, robbers, mul-
dere,s and the most dissolute and Vlllainous
characters to bs found in that city. What
show for fair elections would the people OF
the South have with such men to take
charge of the polls, supervise the voting,and
count the ballots? But Messts. Davenport,
CIepp, Reed, Lodge and Hoar cay the Force
bill must be passed.
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Battle with Outlaws

LINCOLN, Neb, Aug. 5.-Remnents of a
gang once led by The famous outlaw DOC"
Middleton, on Sunday night made raid on
the rancho of Frank Taylor, not far from
Hastings, In the hope of driving away bis
horses. Taylor and number of rancho
men were In waiting and lively battle
with shotguns and pistols eDsued. The
robbers made their escape. Vigilance COM
mittees are being formed.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alerandria Gazette

[Specia! Correspondence Of The alexandria Gazette. 7
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Aug. 5. 1880.
Intelligence here to-day from the Dat
Vile, Virginia, district s to the effect that
Mr.. Lester, the present efficient democratic
representative from that district, will be re-
nominated. One county, Patrick, has al
ready declared for him, and the county
which he bad most to fear, franklin. has
elected 9 Lester delegates. l5 for Saunders
and for Hale. Mr.. Barksdale is 8 candi-
date for the republican nomination. bat it is
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Supposed Suicide.

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Aug. 5 -EArly
this morning an officer found some clothing
on the brink of the Niagara river in Prospe ct
Park about 800 feet above the American
falls From articles found 10 the pockets OF
the coat 1t is believed that the owner was
J. J. Krchner of Brantford, Oat., and that
be has committed suicide.
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Destructive Sto ms

MASON CITY, Ia, Aug. 5-A destructive
wind and hail storm swept over Lyons, Ga.
ceoa, Dick nsoD. Enmet and Winnebago
counties Sunday, destroying nearly every
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QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Ans. "A
Union stock yards this week % Cattle were OF
the market and sold as follows Best i,ai i
good 3a.a4c: medium 3Ea3 lac; common pa
&c per h. 744 Sheep and Lambs were otIH
ed old Sheep 3s4Ac; Lambs 5sG ~ por 10
Cows and Calves S20a40 Market slos
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Aug. 4.-Rcov,'
-mtrk,t higher: native steers s, 75ai 50, AID
bulls and cows 81 30t3 10 per 100 lbs. Calves
market higher vca4 S5aG, and IntteImus
Cslve' 81 5Oa:} 20 per 100 lbs. Sheep aad Lambs
market lower; SHEEP 81 25a5 % and Lamb.
s. 50I7 so por 100 lbs. Hogs market steady NJ
81 load 30 per 100 lbs
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 5.-Virgnia IS consolidated
49a50; 1O.40s 80 do 3s e9A

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Aug. 5-Thero is Ri
increased demand for -Four, and the markets arc
strong at the recent advance. Wheat is rather
moro active. with q tendency to Improvement;
good and choice samples sell at from SSa93 seed
lots would bring more; common TO fair Soass, as
to c ndition. Corn is finn at 53 3D. Bye ass
So. Oats 4Oa4e. Eggs 15a16 Butter 13s16.
Potatoes 5Oa60 Chicken 13a15. Melons IRE
lower Apples, Peaches, pears and all small fruits
arc wanted.
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BALTIMORE, Aug 4-Hogs-Tho receipts arc
slightly in excess OF last weeks numbers Tho
quality is not rs good that Of the offerings lhcn.
Trade is slow and values are shade higher. Tie
hot weather makes heavy Hogs undesirable and
slow of sale. Prime cOncd Ho}s are not outl
ful and sell at top prices. We quote the rafge at
5k,a5a.-, with most saIcs OF good Hogs at 55,st
5'Ac per ID rot. Grass Hogs 5a5 &c; roughs so~1
and stage sell at ii5a5c Boccpts Of Sheep md
Lamls 1922 hcqd, with sses NJ 81 50a5 per 100
lbs for Sheep and Lambs 5a6c per Id.
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12A Flour inactive hut firm WhMt-South.
ern irmer and higher; Ful'z 92.97; ongberry
93a97 No 2 94l., steamer No = red 92i9 Vest
ern strong; No 2 wintor red spot 9i&is9i7s; Aug
94%4a95; Sept 95@.a957s Oct 81 bid Dec 99ase
99A. Corn-southcrn scarce and strong; whtc
57a59; yellow 54a56; Western strong; mixed
spot 52e! Aug 52$A Sept 52's 1924 Oct 62a.
bid. Oats firm; ungraded Southern and Pennn
45a4S; do Western white 47a4S do mixel 45s
AZ graded No 2 white as; do mixed AZ. Rye
strong at outside prices for choice new Western;
choice 60s62la; good to prime 57a59 common
to fair 54s56. Hay steady; prime to choice tim
othy Sl1 50a12 So Provisions firm. Sugar &C.
two and strong granu a.ed 61s
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CHICAGO. Aug. 5-11:35 n. m-Whcat-Sopt
95: Dec 9S MAY 102. Corn-Sept 4Sas; May
529s Osts-Sopt 30; May 3Si2 Mess Pork
Sept S11 so; Jan $12 %. Lard-sept So 81 u
Jan So 771s Short ribs-Scpt So 10; J .n s.. 50,
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NEW YORK, Aug . Cotton quiet ard stcai5
uplands 12A Orleans II 7-16; futures dull HI
steady Flour quiet and firm. Wheat active AN
higher Corn sctive and steady. Pork 6ull m
steady at $13 0Osl4 90. LAID quiet and stesd
at So 27la
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Bargcs McNuty and Mutton, in tow OF the tn
Mascotte, Phiiadelphia, poplar lumber by Vim :
Smoot q Co.
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Barge Eureka. HAvrc dc Cir CO, coal to J Z I'm
norman.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRA AUGUST 8, 1890
Sun rises. sun scts..............
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-03-19
AT A. Kahn's New Bingham,

AT A. Kahn's New Ginghame.
At A. Kann's Entire New Stock of
En- brOideries. 3-ll-tt
At A. Kahn ladies russell ties at
81 pair. 3-ll-tt
At A. Kahn white Indian linen
) cents a yard. Stiff
AT A. Kahu's good bargains If
A. Kahn mas the bargains. If
"A. Kahn has the prices down. If
A. Kahn is receiving an immense
stock of Spring and Summer goods.
4-l4-tf
AT A. Kahn find check nainsoOk
at &c a yard. Stiff
-A.Kahn's Turkish Bathing Towels
Sl.0O per dozen. Stiff
Alta. Kahn's one yard wide Sat
Gems lOc per yard. Shift
AT A.Kahn's Ladies Vests only
Toe each. 3-i4-tf.
AT A. Kahn's Ladies' fast black
hose T. lie a pair. Shift
At A. Kahn's children's fast black
hose lOc pair. 3-14-tf
salvation oil i, an IufalHhIr cur" for
u'dutCut, DdChdCut, PAIN Ill lnt SQp ana
limbs and all rheumat' e and nCuTHlEic aiieC
tOns. 1t relieves pain and GXtiTpatcs the dis
ease that cause, il.
1t is said of an old physician in Philad"I-
phia when called upon to prescribe for a
cough or cold. that be invariably refuses to
90 so, but recommends his patients to take
DR. Bulls Cough Syrup. 3 - 1T
Es5" Bear in mind that Frank J.
Beltel keeps builders hardware and
lumber, at the International and
Great Northern depot. If
DR.. Breeding, dentist, 23I East
Houston street, over HensIey & Sons.
Gold crowns and bridges. 3-3-1y
Bolton has just received a large
consignment of bed-steads, chairs Of
all kinds, bed springs and chamber
suits that will suit you in price and
quality. He will be pleased to price
them to you. He knows you'll buy.
-Wanted-A number Of good car
penters and finishers. Good wages
and steady work. Apply at G. A.
Reiman's planning mill. 81 # |
"A train load Of sheep and goats,
and one of cattle, from yalde to
Kansas City passed over the Sunset
Local horse shipments
are as follows: car to Grenada, !
Miss, > to jackson, Miss, and to
FuOla, La.
"A couple Of courageous individuals |
on the streets yesterday. /
straw. The season is almost F.
upon US.
-IfyOu want to buy a lot TO buId |.
a house, don put It Off until property .
TDag too hirn 500 Inc r. IT.r4E.TC |