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BAGs-Calcutta spot, nominal; May and June.
614c: Wool Bags, 3bQ3Sc: Potato GunnieS. nominal.
CoFtEE-The private circular of r. Hochko fer
from which date to the 10th inst light business
transpired at prices on the whole slightly lower
than pr vioHs nominal quotations, dealers finding
incentive to buy in other than hand to mouth
way in view of adisappointingiy small demand from
the interior. The sudden and unexpected financial
disturbance in London and New YORK during the
past days. while not felt here the extent,
has further heightened the prevailing dulness and
magnifed the general distrust OF Coffee nOtwirh-
standing its favorable statistical position. Transac-
lions from first hands during the three weeks
scarcely total 20OU bags producing importers stock
to 1868 bagsl- and while with few exceptions deal
carry inadequate supplies of any Importance
could not be effected at present without granting
material concessions. About 500 bags new crop
Guatemala have been lately placed on private terms
The New York market has declined under a comb-
nation OF unfavorabe influences, closing qniet and
dali without any decided tendency. Receipts at
brazilian ports somewhat smaller. but stocks
there have undergone no material ehange the figures
lStn showing II 600 bags Rio and lis, 900
at Santos-595. 900 together. The statistical posi-
tim is everywhere favorable but there is some dis
position to increase estimates of both the present
and coming Brazil crops. The brazilian Government
has decided to defer the abolition of its export
DUTY Arrivals from Central America since LIST inst
have beer: 80 bags Costa Rica, s24 bags salvador
and 400 bags Guatemala: IN all l26S bags" Noni
nal quotatfons are: 2ls4@22c for prime washed
Costa Kica ard Guatemala: 2I1s92is4e for good
washed Costa Rica aud Guatemala: 81 l.c and ncni-
nal for good green unwashed salvador; 2lG2II4c
for good bleached unwashed salvador Common TO
ordinary qualities are out OF stock and quotations
CoRDAGE = Manila Rope. 15Iac; 12-thread.
Ice; 6 and 9 thread, l6iAc; Bale Rope. LAG:
Binder Irvine. l5c; Grapevine Twine 1876 In
balls and coils; Hop Irvine. 15c; Lathyarn, 13IAe.
Quotations for the new process Manila Rope,
Size; 12-thread, Sc: and do. 9lhc; Duplex
rope lII2c; 12-thread, 12c; and do, 12Iac:
Bale rope, lie: LATINA g1ac; Hop Irvine. l2c:
Grapevine Irvine, balls or coils. l2lec; Binder
Twlne l2c - II.
SALMoN-Columbia River Fish. 81 20G1 so:
Alaskan Fish, $lQ1l U5 for red and S0@y0c for of
grades.
SUGAR-The California Sugar refinery quotes,
terms let cash: Cube. Crushed. Extra Pow dered
al Er Crfrgh nil fDrV Grlp Late T,p.
Confectioners' A. 534c; Extra C. 514e; Golden G,
&c = 10: Bags. Ia more than bbls-
the American Sugar Refinery quotes fol-
lows terms net cash: Extra fne Cube. Crushed
Fine Crushed and Powdered 61sc p n: Extra
Fine Powered. $3.50; Dry Granulated. 5Fsc: AK do
55sc: Confectionery A. sac: White Extra c. 55sc
Extra q. 5i3c; Golden c. sc . ID
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Two UDfortuna,es.

j. }. LundbIoom, native of Sweden,
found by policeman wandering around the
streets few nights ago, was sent to Agnews
yesterday by the Insanity Commissioners.
Catherine Laffan, who imagines herself
Immensely wealthy, and that the Hibernia
Bank is paying her $1,000 day, was also
aged 46 wears
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No steamers announced to sail to-day. The
Coos Bay falls due from Little River, the VILLA
mette Valley from Yaquina Bay the Corona from
Humboldt Bay, the State of California from Port
land. the Arago from Coos Bay, the AEki from Sc
attic and the Gypsy from the Salinas River.
Tomorrow the Coos Bay sails for Little River,
the Pomona for San Diego and the Newport for Eel
River. The Eureka falls due from San Pedro and
the willamette from Seattle.
The Australia falls due from Honolulu Friday.
The schooner Maggie G. Russ, 1856 tons, loads
Lumber at Eureka for San Jose de Guatemala; ship
wachusett, 1919 tons. Coal at Nanaimo for this
port.
The Orontes takes for Dublin 552l centals Wheat
and II 100 barrels Flour. valued at $75,8OO; Ar
dencaple for Cork 6l, loo centais at $SS,000.
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kent for long distance. Geraldine pressed his
opponent close, but was unable to take the want
age ground from Ben, who was awarded Inc
race.
Mischief and Joe McAullffe-Mschlet lost no
time from the Slips in getting first place TO the
hare. Being very FAST dog lie opened very
wide gap on Joseph. The race was snort, as the
hare sought safety in hole after run OF hall
mile.
Dry Time and Nellie Bly-Dry Time. the last
OF the Eastern dogs proved game ana last
running animal. When liberated from ne SIPS
she gradually ined ground and was hfst 70
score by making good turn. Holding neV
quarry well in hand she ran up several points 10
her credit until puss had Travelled nearly mile
of ground Nellie BY finally got in ana scored a
lew points, finishing with Kill
Tralee Boy ana Dandy Jim-Dandy JIM haa
an easy race Tralee boy rroVed to be an eX-
celleut lurcher and made no effort TO go TO front
during the contest
Governor and Bopeep-Tbis was a close race
Governor was first TO haze, driving 1t from its
course and scoring three times. Bopeep then
came along with "A good burst of speed, made
go-by and a Kill. Had the race been longer 30.
peep would have probably won. This finished
fhe first days racing.
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Alphonse c. Dorm, now an unaillng resi-
dent of San Quentin, has notified the Dis
trict Attorney of his Intention to ask Gov
ernor Waterman for a permanent leave of
absence. Heswas convicted of burglary in
September, SO. and sentenced to three
years Imprisonment.
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4shAr.Set.
FLOUR-Both Bakers and Family extras were
marked dow, yesterday. Shipment OF 17.70U
bbIs to Dublin. Net cash prices Family
tras, 81 1904 25; Bakers extras. 81 O5 q Is:
city superfne, S3@S %; interior brands. ss@i 25
for extras and 1903 p 1, Dbl for superfne.
wHEAT-Closed the weak firm yesterday, with an
advance In options. but actual Wheat was I'M
changed. No. /, 81 80 "a ctl; No. 2. 81 271a9
/ 1884 choice 81 32i5: extra choice for milling.
81 37s@l 40; SONORA. 81 271s@l 2ss4 y ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRSISe.
Buyer 10000. 81 32as: 100. 81 32I4. Buyer
season-2OO. 81 421s; 100. 81 423s; 200. 81 425a.
BARLEY-Options declined again yesterday and
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A Dnx fnr Trial g.,

Judge Murphy's charge OF criminal libel
against Frederick Marriott proprietor of
the News Letter, has been set for hearing
by Judge Shaiter for Friday next.
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hpHNiSs SALES
Board-l35 Cal Electric Light, 147s 80 Hawaiian
Commercial, 1872; 10 do. 1914 100 do. 10, 1S;
40 do 10; 100 Vigorit Powder. 4I3; so 40. Ala.
Street, Oakland Gas, 34ls 1i0 do, "a: 8 Bank
of California. $50: so Hutchinson 7 Co. II.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Betsy Meyer to Isador Rosecranz lot on N
line of Larkin ST.. 81 Sl4 S. of Sacramento,
3 5Ux $40
Daniel Richards and wife to William T.
Mighell lot on n line OF Day ST, 200 e. of
Dolores, L. 75N114 Observation-Disclosures. lo
Monroe Greenwood to Robert c. Bolton. lot
n line of Clement ST.. 81 % l.. of Third
ave, T. 2oxluO.. .......................... IL
j. f. Smith (by attorney to Frances A.
OF l. 5. 25Il20. .................-......... 10
Charles II. Blinn to Olof c. Same, lot on L.
line of Sixth ave-, l25 $. of California St. :.
-.................. IL
Ely l. Hutchinson and wife 10 Nellie i. Moul-
ton, lot n. line Of California St., I25 W.
OF Cough, W. 75xl27 :S14.---........-...-.-. IL
J. L. FRANKLIN (by attorney TO John Sheehan
lots and 9, Block At, Excelsior Homestead
Associatlor....... IL
Robert BreItzhiann to Annie Hreitznfann (his
Wife. lot Oh T. lice OF Fourth ave, $50 y. of
Point Lobos ave-, N 50Xl20. -..-............ Gift
Pacific Land Association to Lucy Il. BLACK
wood, lot on W. line OF Utah ST., 100 n. or
Mariposa, \. 25Ii -. ....-............ IL
Thomas Magee TO Reuben II. Lloyd, lot on
Sc. cor. OF Brannan and Sixth sts NE. 200
s. 100, NE. 80 NV. l20. \ l.. 1926, Sc.
275 SH. 275, NV. 1875 SW. 1877 80, NV.
i3I:b..-....-- ......................,... II
j. &. Jens and wife to James McEvoy, lot on
5. line OF rwenty-sixth ST., 1888 E. of Treat
ave, L. "a "a ~ xg0. ...... IL
Samuel ID. Lawther and wife to Samuel X.
Dyer, und. ~ LOT on NE. cor OF Douglass and
Nineteenth sts., n. l45XS3...... ........... 1906
Mary Boyle to Frederick IL Classen lot on E.
line of Folsom ST., so 5. OF Twentieth, s.
H. line Of DE Hare St, 66:S N. OF Yoo, N.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. %.

Flour lower.
Wheat iirmer.
Barley declined.
Oats and Corn unchanged.
Rye lower.
Red Beans advanced.
Prices for table Meals reylsed.S
Feedstuffs unchanged
Potatoes steady.
Onions firm.
Butter unchanged.
Cheese advancing.
Common Eggs neglected.
Poultry market oyerstocked.
Game higher.
Grapes doing better.
Coffee dull and easier.
Silver frmer.
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fo7 Late shipping intelligence see Second Pane
Arrived.
SATURDAY. Nov %.
Stmr Alameda. Morse. "a days lax, hours from
sydney. via Honolulu days; passengers and mdse
to j ID Spreckes & Bros.
Stmr Alex Duncan. Gray. 35 hours from Lom-
poe: produce. to Goodsll. Perkins d Co.
Stmr Pomona, Hall. 90 hours from San Diego:
pass and mtse. to Goodail. Perkins II Co.
Stlnr Sewsboy, IieDg, IL hours from Byxbees
Landing; IL cs honey, pkg beeswax, wood and
bark to Heyman & Meyer.
Stmr West Coast, Stanton. 20 hours from West
port; lumber. to Fort Bragg Redwood Co.
ii Is NJ stmr Espiegle Clark, days from Esquf-
malt
Schr Maid OF Orleans, Treanor. 7 days from
Shoalwater Bay; lumber, to Preston & McKinnon
Cleared.
SATURDAY. Nov 22.
stmr San Bias johnson. Panama, etc: w r A
johnson.
Stmr Columbia. Bottles. Astoria: U PRRCo.
Schr Olga, Rodin, Honolulu: Williams, Dm0nd &
Co.
sailed.
SATURDAY. Nov %.
Stmr San Bias Cavalry. Panama.
Stmr Cleone. Hamm
Stmr Bertha. Anderson, Unga.
Stmr Santa Cruz, 1rbble, Wilmington.
Stinr Columbia. Bolles. Astoria
Stmr Humboldt, Jessen. Eureka
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General Merchandise.

Valley free, 136lI5c: do defective, 11@12c; Noun
tain free, 12fn15c San Joaquin and Southern, so
lie. Spring clips: Valley Oregon, 2l92312c; East
ern Oregon, 1SG20c; do fair, l5G17c 2 o.
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Shipping Notes

New York Exchange.
New York Exchange. 5@10c for sight drafts and
I &c for teieyraphic
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Bank CIearin,


San Francisco bank cIearings last week were
l25. against $l4 sos, AIS for the same week
in 1883.
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EASTERN UEFEAItD hE.-NNEI1S'
Mr.. Watson and DR.. Van Hummel at
tributed the defeat of their kennels to a
lack of proper training and the short space
of time the greyhounds had to become ac-
climated.
Next year these gentlemen propose to
have their dogs kenneled near the plains for
several weeks prior to the meeting. and
then a thorough test of the qualities of the
progeny of some of the great Waterloo
winners will be had against home-bred
dogs.
The special car which had been char
tered for the occasion was attached to
the overland on last Friday afternoon, and
the merry crowd of sportsmen enjoyed a
right Jolly ride to Frisco.
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English Wheat Market.


LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-The spot market is frmer
at rs 4dg7s 6lad. Cargoes steady at 3ss Cd
for OF coast. SIS for Just shipped and 37s I'd for
rlud na
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IcIlowirE the sales yesterday IN the San
fI8n CISCO Stock Heard:
KTGUI-tR sEssIoN-a:3O \. ".
200 Alta IL OOlO0 c cav 3.e5 80 occid 100
$50 Andes ....se SO Confd 30 90 100 ODhr -.34
rs ......... rs 100 Imp. 80 80 3 20
so teicher ECO 200 Del M. 60 100 Potosi. IS Is
100 Il 4 B. so 100 EXcnu 80. 50 1870 Ssvage.-2. 10
200 Bodie 80 so $50 @ & G. Ire $50 S Ney...2.l5
90 Bullion 30 50 Ii & N. 2e6 400 Union..2l5
100 S 90 90 Justice. L Is 400 Utah 10
bOChaiI C214i 30 Kentuckl 80 200 W Com .55
100 .....2 30 200 Mono o.. so $50 Jackt ..21 "A
100 CholIar.. B. 5, 100 Com. i IS
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nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: November, as 81; Decein-
Der, IS I'D: January, as 6i4d; February, rs
Cd; March, rs 534d April. rs sd: May rs asa L.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, Nov. 22.--Consols. rs 1916 United States
Bonds - 4s. l22: AIS. l0412; Silver. 46l2d:
Rem ties, S4f S7Isc; bullion into Bank OF England.
E570OO.
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San Francisco Meat Market

San Francisco Meat Market
follows:
BEEF-First quality. &c; second quality, so
51ac; third do, SIr6D4i5c
NEAL-Large. 5ep6c: small Calves 6@7c.
MUTTON ethers. &c: Ewes. Sligo
LAMB-Spring Lamb, S1a99c y 10.
PoRK-Lfve Hogs, 4@41sc for hard granted;
stock Hogs, 3Qy31gc 2 n: dressed dc. 61a17c d ID.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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SUS AND TIDE Table.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THoM As
TENNENT, Chronometer and Instrument
Maker. Is Market street.
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Mexican ID oIiars.
Ouotabie at Soc.
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,AsTERy pEFEATED Kennels.

coursing, conducted properly, twould in the
near future be the leading sport In Call
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actual Barley was weak in sympathy. No. /
Feed 81 5otG1 521a lower grades 81 45@I 471a
Chevalier, 81 55Ga1 60 tor standard, 81 4o9l 40
for lower grades; Brewing. 81 55Gl 65 = ell for
fufr m oh
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Fine Silver.
Firmer at 81 OF q ounce.
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ROAKD SALES.

NoTE-Assessments OF mines not list
Board fall delinquent III office.
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Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments now pending
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Br ship Orontes, Balm. Dublin.
Br ship Ardencaple. Guthrie. Queenstown.
Ship X Thomas. Colson. Liverpool.
VII bark VIM BayIies, Cleveland, whaling.
Bark Harry Morse, Hughes, Port Townsend.
Sehr Portia, Culstrup. Stewards Point.
Schr Golden Gate. Larson. Bowens Landing.
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PROGRAMME.

The fifth Sunday meeting of Fair River
Association will hold its next session with
the Clear Branch church commencing at
10 A. M, Saturday before the fifth Sun
day in June. The following programme
has been arranged by the committee
1. The Deaconship-S. Morris, j. NJ.
Parnell.
2. The relative duties of Deacous and
church memberships. Buckles, j. 5.
Burns.
3. Are any but regenerated persons EN-
titled to church membership'-R. ).
Boone. Ed. Grice.
4. Church Discipline-T. w. White, j.
w. White.
s. The relation of the Gospel and civil
law. b. Chrisman, j. II. Gambrell
6. The endowment of Miss. College
B. T. Hobbs, A. A. Lonax.
Z. Sunday; how should it DO observed
by Christianss and should Sunday laws
be enforcedi-R. ii. Purser, ID. w.
Chandler.
6. Is it right to collect money through
church fairs aud sociablesf and what
steps should be taken with church mem
bers who attend dancing parties!-J. Il
Thigpen, j. "A. Scarborough.
o. The Importance of church members
attending Saturday meetings and the
best plan of getting them to do so.-
j. NJ. Girault, J. j. Green.
COMMITTEE.
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DIED.

At his home in the ncighbOrhoOd Of the
Adams Camp Ground church, Tuesday,
June 10th, Rev. ELLA TARvER, IN bis
79th year.
One Of the old laud marks has fallen.
Mr.. Tarvrr was u truly good man, aud
was useful to his country. He was a
devout member Of the Methodist church,
an earnest, faithful, Christian minister.
At one time ho served the counties of
Amite aud Lincoln rs their h"at"rihl
Representative in the State Legislature.
He ,as successful farmer, and spent his
long and useful life among the people OF
the country whom he loved aud served
with all the strength of his noble ana
generous heart.-Enterprise.
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COUNTY PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.
Delegates Appointed to the state Conven-
tion at jackson July LIST.

Delegates Appointed to the state Conysn-
tion at jackson July LIST.
At a meeting of the Prohibitionists of
Lincoln county, held at the Court House
Saturday, June IA, 1890, J. w. Bennett,
chairman of the County Executive Com
mittee, presided, aud B. T. Hobbs, Score
tary of said committee, acted as secretary
1t being stated by the chairman that
the main object OF said meeting was to
appoint delegates to the State Prohibit
ton Convention to meet in the city of
jackson, Tuesday, July LIST, 1890, Oh mo
ton the chair appointed a committee of
three composed of b. L. Hobbs, J. q.
Byrd and w. +. Parsons to recommend
names for that purpose.
Said COMMITTEES, after due consultation,
reported the following names: A. G..
Westbrook, J. @. Byrd, Edward Smith,
c. C. Smith, J. +. Carruth, Brantley
Smith, f. w. Chisholm, B. A. Beason,
Geo. G. Woodbridge, J. S. Burns, IL. T..
Beacham, w. f. Smith, u ID. Dav 5. b..
L. Hobbs, Isaac Smith, l.. +. Fitzhugh,
J. II. Gambrcll, r. II. Thompson, A. NJ.
Summers, Dan Hickman, John /. Mar
shall, A. J. Martin and w. l.. Powell.
On motion, the report eff the Committee
was received and adopted, and the Char
man of the meeting added to the delega-
ton.
On motion of w. +. Parsons, tho pres-
ent Executive committee was reelected
rs at present organized, j. w. Bennett
Chairman and;B. Z. Hobbs, Secretary.
The Secretary announced that all dele
gates to the State Convention could Sc
cure reduced railroad fare on the follow
ing conditions
Pay full fare going, taking n certificate
from the railroad agent to that effect at
starting point, and on presenting said
certificate to the agent at Jack son before
returning, Il return ticket wonld he sold
for one-third of regular fare.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
J. w. BENNETT.
Chairman.
b. L. HOBBS, Sec'y.
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A Hauafefa EFouaa

This body Of ours has been Ilkened 20 a
tenement Itoften has haunted apartment
the stomach. Scared By the eldrich sprite,
dyspepsia, digestion flies and refuses 10 re-
turn. What can break the spell. what can
raise the ban laid upon the unhappy organs2
We answer unhesltatingly, Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, aud we are warranted In the re-
Spouse by the recorded testimony Of myriads,
covering period Of over third Of a century.
course OF the Bitters, begun In any stage OF
the affiiction, aud persistsntly followed, will
terminate In cure positive, not partial The
Bitters restores tone to the epigastric nerve.
renews and purihes the juices exuding from
the cellular tissue that act upon the food
digestively. expels bile from the stomach and
the blood, and promotes a regular habit Of
body. Malaria, kidney complaint. nervous
ness, rheumatism and neuralgia give way TO
this medicine.
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EDWARD SMITH, Sec'y.

The Rev. John L. McByrde, pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Marshall,
Texas, writes:
Gentlemen: have relieved several of
my aequaintances at Dallas, Sherman and
Marshall of severe headaches and with
out y single failure to do so inside of
tbirty-fiye minutes. i would not take
S., 900 year and live without Preston's
"Hed- AXE" or its equal, which / have
vet to find. My prayer is that the world
may know of your most wonderful dis
coyery, for tan call it by no other
name JOHN L. MCBYRDE.
For sale by all druggists. so cents a
bottle.
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Notice TO Teachers.

There will be teachers institute held
for white teachers at the Court House in
Brookhaven Saturday, June 25th, 1890,
at 10 o'clock A. VI. Prot. II. II. Young Is
appointed manager of institute for white
teachers.
There will also be held on the same
day II cOlored teachers institute at the
corporation of Brookhaven col0red school
house. Prof. J. A. Knighton is appoint
ed manager of the colored institute. All
teachers engaged in the public schools OF
this county are required TO he present.
EDWARD SMITH,
County Supt. Education.
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shiioh's Consumption Cure.

ms is beyond question the most sue
.eSsinl cough medicine we have ever sold.
a lew doses invariably cures the worst
uses OF cough, Group and bronchitis,
"n'ie Its wonderful success in the cure
~, ~ consumption is without parallel in
,Io history of medicine. Since it's first
discovery it has been sold on guarantee,
Ts rest which no other medicine can stand /.
70 YOU nave cough we earnestly ask you
81 nny 70: Price 10 cents, so cents and
EaOH II your lungs are sore, chest OF
So,d iame, Us Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
'o'd by Meade g. Martin. m
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Answer this.O ucstion.

Why do so many people we see around
ns seem tn prefer TO suffer and be made
miserable by indigestion, constipation,
dizziness, loss Of appetite, coming mp of
the food, yellow skin. when for Is cents
we will sell them ShiloI's System Vital
ger, guaranteed to cure ibcmG Sold by
Meade & Martin. N
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MARRIED.

At the residence of tho brides father,
Rev. Il. W. Hall, at Silver Creek, on
Thursday evening, May 29th, by Rev. r.
W. Hall. DIR. j. A. Rowan to Miss LAURA
HALL: both of Silver Greek.
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-19

creamery Butter and lee!
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The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-19
70 Young and Middle Aged Men,

4 SURE CURE. The awful effects of early
N vice which brings organic weakness, DIES
trOying both mind and body, with all its dread
full ills, permanently cured.
TRETHRAL STRUCTURE permanently cur
u ed! Removal complete, neither knife caus-
indisputable.
nRS Belts address those who have impair
~ ed themselves by improper indulgenceS
and solitary habits, which ruin both mind and
body, uniting them for business, study or mar
riage.
MARRIED MEN, or those entering on that
M happy life, aware of physical debility,
Quickly assisted,
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1890-06-19
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ILLinOiS Central RdiIrOGd.
FREIGHT TRAINS.

FREIGHT TRAINS.
No. mixed going north leaves Brookhayen at
o:35 A. NJ.
MOI mixed going south leaves Brookhaven at
. .53 p. NJ.
gY-Mixed freights do not run on Sunday and
none goes south on Monday.
Z. NJ BEE. Local Agt.