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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1894-08-11

Monroe WLa!en, Of Birmingham,
Ala, writes: 81 purchased six bottles
of your Japane:e Pile Cure from Mr..
AMI Golden: and it has entirely cured
me of case Of Piles Of % years stand
ing; will advi>e my friends to use it,
Winnsbrro Drug Store.
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| respectfully announce myself cand'-
date for re-aptiEtmrEt to t!: office OF
County Treasurer; subj2": to The &c ION of
the Democratic primary.
UAlNE McMEt KIN.
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

On trains Nos. 35 and s.. Great L. S. Fast
Mail, Pullman Sleeping Cars between New lork
Columbia and Jacksonville.
On Nos. So. and 36, and 10. Pullman Sleepers
between Charlotte and Augusta.
Southwestern VeStiluled Limited. Pullman
Sleeping Cars between Washington and Angus
Ia New York and Jacksonville and Tampa.
For detailed information local and through
time tables, rates and Pullman Sleeping-car
reservation confer with local agents or address
" a. TURK. S. II. 11ARDWlCk,
Gen'l Pass Ag't Asst Gcnl Pass AS
WASHINGToN. D. C.. ATLANTA, GA
W.B. RYDER, Su2t., CoLUNBlA. Sc:
WI, GREEN J. NJ. CULP,
Genl Mr.. Traffic Mng'r.
WAsuIS,;TnN D. c. WASHlSGTOE, D. G..
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FOR COUNTY AUDITOR,

hereby aiInt u:irr m.>;ii Il rAi.Gl ate
70: re,appo!ltanrnt to the position OF uun-
ty Auu:or; subject 10 the action Of tic
Democratic primaries.
= ). l.. RICHMOND.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-03-09

New York, March S, D. m.-Noney on call
is easy al per cent. The last loan was at
per cent, and az the closing was offered at
per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 40l14 per cent
Bar silver 5Sbc.
Mexican dollars 4Sc
Sterling exchange is firm, with actual bust
ness in bankers bills at "a SflG4 554 for
sixty days and 81 85,a Dl 1874 for demand;
posted rates 81 8 "a Sls.
Commercial bills 81 s5A64 81 for sixty
days and - a. 2pGJ4 for demand.
Government bonds easier STATE bonds dun.
Railroad bonds s,rOnger.
Silver at the Stock Exchange to-day was
neglected.
New York, March s-Washington news
controlled the stock market again to day.
Sugar was heavy from start to finish. and
nearly 10 600 shares were traded in. The
total transactions in this stock for this week
foot up $50 200 shares. 4 he capital OF the
company reduced to shares is 10000 Right
at the opening, flood Of selling orders made
their appearance on the floor Of the exchange
and the price broke 44 to S9L After the
break rally TO 81 followed. and the re
on the denials that 100000 gold
or anything like that amount
would be shipped to Europe on Saturday
i he grangerS were then taken in hand and
General FL Ctric was also more prominent in
the dealings; rise OF l40l96 per cent. was
then recorded. General Electric jumped TO
ass. the highest ngure for some time. A
good business was transacted in the grangers
u
hook Island to 7OA, burlington and Quincy 10
g. aad Northwest to 1889. When the r6pJrC
of the Senate finance committee was gwen
ont Showing material concessions to Sugar.
Lead Coal. Iron and the distillIng interest
the feeling was more bullish tnan at any
other time Of the day and prices
were at their highest. This does not apply to
Sugar. The committee S action was a dSap-
pointment to the majority of the speculative
holders who began to sell when they had
mastered the amended schedule. The res1lt
was break in the stock to SD loss of 6S.
Dnstillers. on the other hand, rose TO within
fraction Of IS About 0 clock the Tears re-
sumed active operations ana il did not take
them long TO bring a out a general de. line Of
1aGll4 per cent, Western Onion beng espe-
cially weak AT this time the reports Of
large gold exports were again revived, but
bankers as a rule. do not credit these
reports At the close the market was weak.
Net changes show a loss Of 1lGll4 per cent,
exert Tor sugar. which Is 60 per cent. lower.
Whisky gained d. The Anthracite Coalers
were in demand, and rose l40lts per cent.
Reading, however, closed unchanged The
St Paul directors declared the usual divi-
bends to day. but il had no effect on the mar
ket Total sales were $50 900 shares, Of which
1871 900 were listed and lt9 unlisted. Railway
and miscellaneous bonds we're strong.
New York March S.-The following were
the opening quotations at the Stock Exchange
to-day;
1T .......s ia
Chicagoand Northwestern. .............. lO5ya
Lake ShOFe .-.-...... .-.. - q
Norfolkand Western preferre1.......-.. 2JA
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Receipts.

Fer Central railroad, March -i215 bales
cotton, CO.. ibis rosin, 20 bbls spirits turpen-
tine, lG cases eggs, Is casks clay. 1873 ales do
NEST cs, l3s pkgs mdse. % tons pig iron. LoX
fruit, 80 pSgs hardware, case labels, , bblS
coal tar, ll3 cases cd milk, 5 ties lard com
/ bdlS hides, IL oolS potatoes. 20 sacks pota-
toes : empty barrels. - sacks peas, % bbls
sugar, key gunpowder, nOls empty bottles.
OK marble. p pkEs household goods I key
cider, 800 sacks meal, 2lS sacks oats. / car
meat car barrels, l car hay, car rice
Per Charleston and Savannah Railway,
March S-3 carloads wood. ] car brick, 4 cars
terttll erS, cars cotton seed, ! car Ice 81
boxes tools, 10 bbls whisky, l Og bacon. / tank
o.gan, bXd piano ] box, l box castings, 6
DdlS cots, bdls stools , bdls dry goods 3
cases clothes, 10 boxes tobacco, 1i6 boxes
snuff.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western railway
March S-2l6 tales cotton, cars wood ! pkg
pork. car cotton seed, % sacks potatoes 5
pkgs still fixtures, iron safe 10 bbls sugar
cars coal car haN,lS pkgs household goods.
8 bhls whisky, pkgs furniture, car Hour 56S
Obls rUsin, 40 bills spirits Lurpentine 10 cars
rock, pigs mdse, 10 bols syrup, bdl hides.
I cars lumber l.s2O boxes fruit 20 bbls fruit
4 boxes vegetables, - bills vegetables
Per Florida Central and peninsUlar rail
road March 6-63 bales cotton. 40 boxes soap
nests collins asses hosiery 50 do zen three
hoop pals, l20 dozen two-hoop pals, / bdl
AXIS, / Ldl rags. cars wood AZ D furniture
cites, "a GALES shaftsI case stationery so pkgs
pals, - bdls rims, II bdls ars. bbls
whisky, tables, cots N drawers, :, 1856 boxes
oranges, 100 crates cabbage, IS crates beets,
Is bbis oranges, bdls hides / case cotton
Irvine, lib Loxes tobacco, % Ddls plaids
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and easy; picked bellies 6a,c: picked
shoulders 6tG64c; picked hams 9z9ssc
Lard easy and quiet; western steam 81 S7ia:
city SO IS; March s. IS; May = 80 asked. re.
lined dull; continent 81 50; South American
IS 20; compound 80 O0GS5 so, Pork dun
and steady; mess Sl3 O0QSlS -: extra prime
sl3 90. Butter steady; state dairy new l5m
2lc; state dairy, old, l2gl6sac; state cream,
cry, new, %; western dairy. new, laGI6c;
western creamery, new l5ll22c; western
factory and rolls llGl5c; Elgns 2l02liae.
Molasses-foreign nominal New Orleans
open kettle. good to choice 30l3sc dun ana
steady. Peanuts quiet. Cohee-options IN
changed TO 10 points down: March Is 81; Nav
Is IS; July 10 20; October Il 40; spot Rio firm;
No. Z, l711c. Sugar, raw, active and firm;
fair refining 1916; refined trm and Quiet;
on A 1904 3-l6c; standard a. 4664 7-l5c: cut
loaf SOS 3-l6 crushed 56t5 S-l6o; graduated
4549i 9-l6c. Freights to Liverpool quiet
ana weak; cotton 9-64d bid; grain Pad asked.
Chicago. March S.-lhe 20 eminent crop
report, which will be issued on saturday. and
Will treat of farmers reserves in wheat and
corn and the unknown quantity in the mar
kets for those commodities Outside trade is
keeping very quiet and leaving the operations
days market ,t09 opened w with '"I every a aD
pearance OF steadiness, but soon fiat
tened out. The range was not wide
May selling between 6Os,c ard 59sc
and closed l4c02sc under yesterday. Corn
was inclined to follow wheat particularly in
any downward tendency Of that market
There was an evident desire of yes erdays
to do so at a loss. Any strength that was
shown was therefore met with free offerings.
May ranged between 3Slsc and 37le,m sc;
closing at 375sc; net loss of &c for the aav.
The cash demand for corn was good at IN
changed prices. Oats-Ihere was less trade
in this market than on yesterday but
there was an undertone OF hrInnGSS apparent.
Changes were independent Of wheat and corn.
A good business transacted and the close was
but 1sc under that yesterday Provisions
were very quiet, but few changes in value
were made, and they were due more TO the
speculative feeling in grain than 10 any legi-
innate influence At the close May pork and
RI S were each 2lac lover than Yesterday
nnal figures, and May lard was 2}sc higher
Chicago, March s.-Clsh quotations were as
follows: Flour was steady To firm at I'M
changed prices. Wheat-No. > spring 5Sc;
No. red $50. Corn-No. ,, 35ssc oats
No. 2 S0lsc. Mess pork, per barrel, Sll Az
@oll 52;3. Lard per lOG pounds, IL O,46 u5.
Short rib sides IS U0Q.6 va Dry sailed
shoulders Sc q 8 IS. Short clear sides So IS
0s7 1874. Whisky 81 l..
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Philadelphia; Fannie Brown. Hardcastle.
Richmond. Va.
Georgetown, sc. March s-SaiIed schrs
Luther NJ Reynolds, Gheen; WaccOmaw.
Squires, New York
Beaufort. Sc March s-Sailed from Beau
fort and arrived at Port ROYAL. schr Waltham
Port Royal, March Cleared, steamship
allied, schr Nellie W Hewlett for Charles
ton.
New Orleans. La. March S-Cleared, steam
snip saltwater, Livingston. via Puerto
Cortez; Whitney, Havana, via Tampa; VIM
q Hewes Bluedelds.
Port lads, La March S-Arrlved steamship
Glendower lBrI. honeman. Charlotte har-
Tor; 10 Narrowing lBrl ,Hughsou, Madeira;
NJ Norte, Hawthorn. New York; Numarle
Nor, BOcas del orc.
Sailed, steamship Cremon, Hamburg:
Glenochel Hamburg. via Norfolk, Egyptian
knickerbo,kar. New York: Fulton Bocas
del loro; Albert Dumols Port Limon; Cayo
Romano, Antwerp. Via London
New YORK March ARRIVED schr Agnes l
Grace, SprouL Fernandina; Ida Mathis
English, i'ernandina, stephen G Lord. Pier
son Charleston
Baltimore March 6-Arrived, schr Luella
NCod. miller, Charleston.
Philadelphia March G-Arriyed schrs
Annie Bliss. Phillips, savannah; Austin d
knight, Drmkwater, savannah.
Cleared, syhrs A Y IamsCn Dole Charles
ton; Maggie Hart, kune, Brunswick.
Providence, March GArriyed, schr Mary L
Crosby. Trim. Savannah.
Arendal, Feb 22-Sailed, ship D Metcalf
LNorl, savannah
Dungeness, March 6-Passed, bark Venerc
lltall, Nlanello. Charleston TO Gothenburg.
Barbados, eb 2l-oChr Ann r. Valentine
Norris, Georgetown; / arks Pelicano fBrl
Ottersen, MOBILE; Leda Aus. BotIa. Fernan.
dina.
Tarlfa Feb 26-Passed, bark Carmela c
lltalI CaheTO, Girgenti for Wilmington. NC.
Hartlepool, March CARVED, bark Ring
horne Norl, Andersen. Mobile
hildo1an, March Passed, bark Prince
Eugene LNorl, Soren en-, Glasgow for Sapelo.
Dakar, Feb 2s-Sailed, bark Augusta LSwl
Nilsson, Mobile.
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Grain. Provisions. Etc.

New York March's-Flour steady; win
ter wheat, low grades, s. OO1D32 a; patents
IS 25dS} so Minnesota clear g. 5O51S2 90;
Minnesota patens S3 75,954 IS; low extras
g. U502 As: southern flour quiet and steady:
common to fair extras g. 00DS3 o.; good TO
choice extras 81 lOnSl 20 Wheat dun and
easier; No red, In store and elevator,
624@6]I4c; ahoat 654c options advanced l3c,
fell s0 &C rallied a e. closing firm at 54M%c
under yesterday; No. red March 624c;
May 4Ac Corn, dull anddrm; No. 2. 43%c;
elevator 441&c; options dull, firm, unchanged
to lac down, ana without particular feature:
March 43lac; April 43lsc; May 434c. Oats,
irregular; options dull: March 36c; April
35Ac; May 80 sc; No white March 381zc:
spot, No. 2, 37A@37%c; No white $40
3glzc; mixed western 380381ac; white west.
ern ij043c Hay, fair demand ana firm:
shipping GOOSE good TO choice sO61g0c
Beef steady; family sl2 OOGSlI OO; extra me.
- 000SS so. Beer hams quiet at SIC so
Tlerced beef ina tive aud steady; city extra
India mess, SIS 00g $50 90. Cut meats dun
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Leading futures ranged as fo!Iows:

Baltimore, March s.-FIour firm and IN
changed; western superior 81 7042 90; west
ern extra 81 lOGS! 81; western family So 80
083 % winter wheat, patent 50 1893 40;
spring wheat. patent 50 791St %: straight
So 259S3 3D. Wheat steady No. 2 red spot
9OziOGls; March 6O481c; May 65R6l1sc;
July 6i5s064 &c; steamer No, , red 57o bid;
milling by sample, GUdB6lC. Corn quiet:
mixed spot 42t9l2>4c; March 42Gi24c; April
4ls0l2c; May 42la0423sc: steamer mixed
4l4ac ID; southern, by sample, 42BlHc;
southern, on grade, 42G4Sc Oats frrner. de-
mand fairly active; No. 2 white western 37JS
@37c; No. mixed western 351s6 o.. Rye firm
No. ?, 57Q37 &C Hay steady; good to choice
timothy Sl4 5O8Gl5 o.. Grain freights-steam
TO Liverpool, per quarter, Is yGGd2S for March
Cork for orders, per quarter. IS lad cotton
%; Hour lie Provisions firm; mess pork
30 %. Bulk meats-loOse shoulders nc;
long clear sac; clear rib sides and sugar
picked shoulders Sc. Sugar-cured smoked
shoulders SIC; hams 1l4c. Lard. refined
IS 90, Butter weak; creamery fancy 93c:
creamery, fair TO choice. EAGLE; creamery
imitation, le@l9c ladle fancy 2Uq 2lc good
10 choice l40l5c; rolls line lee; rolls. fair to
good l20lic; store packed 12c. Eggs firm
l.Dl6c. Coffee firm: Rio, in cargces fair
lg19c; No Z, l71ac. Sugar firm: graduated
17i2c. Whisky hrm at 81 2i3SI %.
Cincinnati March s-tlolr, spring patents
80 1888 30; family 50 25Gl52 80 Wheat
No. 2 red 56Q57c. Corn-No. : mixed So;
No. ? yellow SIC. Oats No. mixed 20 &c;
No. white S9c Pork-city mess al IS;
leaf &c; kettle dried 71lc; bakers &c: leaf
1l4c. Bacon steady; shoulders SIC; short rib
sides 7ci short clear sides nc Whisky
II Is.
st. Louis, March 8-FlOur steady: patents
s. G50S3 o. choice 81 sos U0 Wheat
weak: May $3.50 asked; Ju 5s%c asked
Corn lower; April 34Ac; May 3il4c bid; July
35Ac. oats firm: May 3l15c bid Pork
standard mess Sl2 l2la on orders Sl2 l2lg
Lard, prime steam 3 yj0p7 81. Dry sailed
meats-shouldors IS ~; longs So l2l9; clear
rios S6 l2la shorts So 25 Bacon-boxed
shoulders C IS: longs IS S5h; clear RIBS 81 o.;
shorts ~ %. High wines steady at 81 10
Rice.
New York, March S.-Rice market steady.
domestic fair to extra, 3405e53; Japan "a
Wool.
New York. Marih 8.-,-Wool steady; do
mestlc fleece 2O92oc pulled 1G095c.
Petroleum, Oh S, Etc
New York March g. - Cotton seed oil
quiet and weak; crude 273271zc; yellow 81
0y3213c.
New York, March s.-Petroleum steady.
quiet; Washington. in barrels 500; WASH
lngton in oulA, s. 50: refined nominal; Now
YorE, In barrels S. Is; Philadelphia aud
Baltimore in barrels, S. lO Pniladelonla and
Baltimore, in bulk, ~ 6O9S2 65.
Naval Stores.
New York, March g.. Rosin steady:
strained, common to good, 81 1O(DS1 10 Iur-
pentlne quiet at 31I2I3!c.
Charleston, Mar n Spirits turpentine
strained.
Wilmington, N. c., March s.-Ros!n arm;
strained, g5c; good strained, II w. Spirits
turpentlne steady at 2,13c. Tar steady at
%. Crude turpentine steady; hard II IL;
soft and virgin, al ~,
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Tybee, March $3.50 p. m. wind SW light;
cloudy
Jacksonville, Fla, March s-Cleared. Br
schr Clayola, McDade, Jeremi. Hayti
Whining ton, NC, March 8-Cleared schr
Fireman. Kimball Cape haytien
Norfolk. Va, March s-Arrived, steamship
Morse King [Br. New Orleans to Bremen.
coaled and sailed; schl Lucinca sutton. New
YORK.
Cleared, schrs Lucinda Sutton. Providence:
II Z french, Providence; w NJ Oler, Boston;
X X Woodside, Cartenas.
West olut. March 8-ArrIved and sailed
steamship City Of Col m Jia, New York:
steamship Charlotte, Baltimore.
Port tampa Fla, March S-Steamship
Breakwater, Riveraro, New Orleans arrived
and sailed for Puerto Cortez: schr Henry ]
Smith. Adams Philadelphia.
Charleston March S-Schr Bertha d Nicker-
son, nodgdon Port Marant, Jamaica
Cleared, schr Anna Chase New York
Sailed, schrs BENJAMIN + Lee Steelman.
Baltimore; Elizabeth Bailey, Townsend
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Fruit and Vegetable Market.

New York, March 8.--Palmer, Rivenburg &
Co quote Oranges, Indian and Halifax river.
S2.50G3.0O; other brights, fancy. s!12G :. 25:
lines, 81. 7512.JO; russets, G1.G0l.s7; lines.
81 $50 so; tan1erlnes. 320003.5U. mandarms,
errles, &C d5Jc; beets, 75cG18iUO; cabUape.
Sl.15g200; celery. G0c8S1 90; cue miles.
53O0g5.0o; eggplant, barrels 50. OO08UO; poxcs.
&20Og40O; lettuce. S125n20O; peas, S15Od.
ESQ; leans, $1,000 %; tomatoes, 83O005 50;
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Tho Marquis Of worchester. while, impris.

Tho Marquis OF Worcester, while3 impris-
oncd in the Tower of London, in 1866, invent
ed and constructed the first steam engine Of
which we have any authentic record, and had
it publicly exhibited the same year, in Vaux
hail. IN successful operation. In 1000. Or
1898 Capt. Savary devised and built steam
engine on a slightly modified plan, while in
l705 Newcomb, Cawley and Savary con.
structed their atmospheric engine complete
in every detail. James Watt, who to-day en-
JOYS the distinction OF Icing the verita le
author OF this most useful contrivance did
not appear upon the scene until 1865, Just
sixty years later.
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Pilot charts and all photographic iuforma.
tion viii furnished masters OF vessels free
OF charge IN United States photographic or
nee In the custom house. Captains are re
QUested to call at the Office.
Reports OF wrecks and derelicts re ceived for
transmission to the navy department.
SCALES Ensign u = n. in charge.
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Per steamship City of Macon for Boston
l.l30 bales upland cotton 531 bales sea island
cotton, 5j2 bales domestiCs ana yarns, 26 bbs
oil 252 bbls rOsin, $50 bnls spirits turpentine
81 bales hides. 81 bales wool, 10 / bis pitch
5,793 pkgs fruit 1875 pkgs vegetables, 1850 feet
lumt eT, 80 bales paper sto k, IL refrigorators
berries, sos slaves, 10 crates oars, ~ bbls
oysters ~ cases eggs, 223 plSgs md5e.
Per Norwegian bark Cyprian for Hamtu rg
5 80 tarrels, valued at 5l3,936 Paterson,
Downing & Co..
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Memoranda.

Steamship City Of Macon. Boston.
Bark Mississippi Nor, GutuIewski
Bark Iicoma NOR, Gutujewski.
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Fdith--Do you know who was the prettiest
girl AZ Mrs. Van Astor s receptions
Heion-YoI embarrass me Must l answer?
New YORK World
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Steamship VIM Crane, Bond, Baltimore
John Carolan, Agent.
SChr Robert A Snyder, Guthrie, Philadel-
phia with coal for ). +. & w. railroad, vessel
TO George Harriss g. Co.
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Passengers.

Per steamship c. ty of Macon for Boston
T kynin and wife G Woodruff, Il lowney,
Mt Crafts and wife, Norris White, + A Ken
dali and wife, e L Clifton, q kyfhn.
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20?
Time waits for no man, and she does -
Home Queen.
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Hit doan' pay, said Uncle Ebcn Ito lose
yoh tempuh. an good natur' am "a gre I bless
in to community. But dab am 'Casions
when er man hoz ter gi5 mad er be a hypo-
crit Washington Star.
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She-This is so sudden Mr. Bondly. You
must give me time
He-GH discount it per cent. for cash
How does that strike you?--Detroit i rec
Press.
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MMERclAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
Savannah, Ga, March s, 1891.


The market continued firm to-day and ad-
-,Dcea l-l6c all around. The sales, however.
7-sre limited. being 4O1 bales for1 the entire
IA There was a fair demand, but the offerings
zee small. the holders expecting a further
-is, in prices. On Change at the fist call at
"a -l o'clock. the market was bulletined firm
e+an advance Of 1-16c, the sales being bales.
- rho. second call it was firm and unchanged,
tre sales being 397 bales. At the last call at
A. MI. it closed firm and unchanged, with no
sales The official quotations at the Cotton
Fvghange were as follows;
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Hon. c. l.. Bishop, the son Of missionary
Of hawaii has just given $40 900 for a school
for native girls on the islands.
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MARIE INTELLIGENCE,

C-~-~o~~N~-O~OO~-~~~~~~~-
Sun Rises ..... acknowledgements. 6.12
Sun Sets ............... ....... 549
--~O~~0NO~~~~~~~~0~-~~~~~~
High Water at Fort Pulaski 700 am 1924 pm.
Central Standard 1imeL
~~-~~0~O-N-~~@~~~~~~-~-~- ~~~~~~~~-~~~0~-~-~~~
Vburedau ATaroh 1904
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For Malaria, Liver Trou-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
For Over Fifty Years.

Mrs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for
diarrhga. twenty-five cents bot
tle.--Ad.
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Sailed Yesterday.

Bark Cyprian [Norl, Hansen, Hamburg
F Minis & Co.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS, County OF Co
manche-Before the undersigned authority
on this day, personally appeared A. M. Ram
sey, who, after being duly sworn, says on
oath that the foregoing statement made by
him relative TO the virtue OF p, r. p. medi-
cine is true.
A. NJ RAMSEY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this
Aug. 4, 1891. }. NJ. LAMBERT, N. p,
Comanche county Texas
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Spirits Turpentine-The market remains firm
with a fair business doing. 4 he receipts con
tinue light, and the demand irregular At the
Board ef trade, the market opened ana closed
trm at 29l4c for regulars.
Eosin-Ihere was a good demand at bids
below yesterday quotations for pale and
common grades. The sales of the day were
about B. 900 barrels. At the Board of Trade It
letned firm a decline on pales and common
grades. The quotations being posted as TO-
lows. A, 3, c, d and e. 81 ,O5@ilO; +. sllC0
ll5, @, Sl-35; A Sl,65; I, Sl95; K So 80: Nj
81 80: n g 5J0255; window glass, s. roo so:
water white, S3.0O93.05. The sales were ? ,
81, barrels At the last call at D. m, The
sales were s. barrels the quotations being as
follows:
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DELEoN, TEX, July %, ls9l-MEssRs
LIPPMAN Bros, savannah Ga: GENTS
I've used nearly four bottles Of p. =. p. I
was afflicted from the crown OF my head to
the soles OF my feet. Your p T. p. has cured
difficulty of breathing and smothering pal
pltatlon OF the heart, and relieved me OF all
pain one noStrtl was closed for ten years
now can breathe through 1t readily
have not slept on either side for TWO years;
in fact dreaded TO see night 20 ne; now
sleep soundly in any position all night.
am 80 years old, but expect soon to be able
TO take hold Of the pillow handles. / feel proud
was lucky enough 20 get p. p. p, and
heartily recommend it to my friends and the
public generally Yours respectfully,
A. M RAMSEY
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FOR DYaPEPaIA.

FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
All dealers keep It. 81 per bottle Genuine ha
trade-marB and crossed red lines on Wrappea,
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Rice.

The market is active and firm. The Quota
tions at the Board Of Trade are as follows:
head. ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4405
EIlult. ..-'s'. .s.'. .s..s.....-... AZ
Falr........... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ... 34d3A
Rough ,................ .............. 50cl18l so
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Riehmondand West Point Terminal ... 4As
W SStSAll Z nun. So94
The quotations at the closing were as fol