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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The trend OF speculation
was toward higher values. and before noon there
was an advance OF A@21s, the latter for sugar.
based on a belief that with the income tax rs a
rider the tariff bill may fail. Washington advlces
unfavorabIo to the bond issue caused a decline in
the afternoon western Union dropping l5s,
Manitoba gained and Great Northern preferred
1. estern Unions net loss on the day was "a
Governments strong. Petroleum was dull AID
closed at soc Did.
EXCHANGE. MONEY AND BONDS
Money on call easy at and closed at q
Prime mercantile paper. 31S@b12%. Sterling ex-
change frmer. with actual business in bankers
bills at 50 S6s4ms 81 for demand ana ~ SO
4 1868 for sixty-day. U.S. as. registered, 81 l3s4
do coupon. all3s4 rs registered. 500; Pacific o's
SlO2; Silver, 67c.
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The MAYORS Injunction Suit.

The application OF Mayor Ebert for an in
junction restraining the Market-street Cable
Company from erecting poles and trolley wires
on Mission street came up before Judge Slack
yesterday. City and County Attorney Creswell.
assisted by Assistant City and County Attorney
StOhey, argued the case on behalf of the Mayor
while the defendant company was represente d
by Attorneys Herrin and FOulds. at the con-
clusiou of arguments Judge Slack took the
matter under adVisement.
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San francisco Meat Market.

Hogs are up a fraction again. No change in Beet
and Mutton. Wholesale rates from slaughterers
are as follows
BEEF-First quality, 51h@6c q % second quail
lty. 41a(15c: third do 31A(1g4c q 10
VEAL-Large. 612@6c + ID: small Calves, 619@
&c; Dairy Calves. 7l2GSc q 10.
MUTTON wethers, 6h@7c; Ewes, 6@612c
2 10
LAMB-71h61Sc p 70.
PORK-Liye Hogs. 51sc for heavy and medium
granted and Sac p IL for small; stock Hogs 434
@5c 3 n; dressed DO, 76Q73Ic p D.
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General Merchandise

GRAIN BAGS-Calcuttas nominal. Wool Bags
34@36c.
RICE-Chinese mixed, SIS 1903 IS p ctl: No. /
$4 4O(G4 rs; extra No !. S4 1904 50; Hawaiian
$46D4 20 Rangoon So 1894: Louisiana, saga So
q ctl.
SUGAR-The Western Sugar Refining Company
quotes. terms net cash: Cube. Crushed, Powdered
aud Fine Crushed, all 5$lsc p h; Dry Granulated
4$4c; COnfectOners' A, 1850; Magnolia A, 4$sc;
Extra C. 414c; GoIden G, &c: ID, 334 C; Standard A,
age; haf-bsrrels. same as barrels, andboxes 12c
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Family Retail Market.

Butter and Cheese are unchanged. but Eggs are
cheapeuing.
Meats show no variation iultry sells at about
last weeks prices. AL varieties of Game are
lower.
Fruits are without change. Summer Vegetables
keep high.
Following is The CALLS regular weekly retail
nriaa lsr.
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oeiow the T25 level of the Alta niue The con-
hectlon with the Lady Washington Will be made
shertly and then the work of stopping ore from the
raise above the 725 level will be begun. The
ore taken out will be worked at the Alta mill
when sufficient quantity has accumulated"
Following are the Highest Prices During
the Past Week.
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Following were the IN the San Francisco
Stock osrd yesterday:
RFeuIAR MORNING sFssION-a:T0
100 Bechr.. IS 200 CCSV % So 100 Savage ST.
Z5O b Il b..1S4 100 Con1.... 30 100 BE MO
100 Ito 100 u POINT. .50l00 Utah .....05
800 ChaII e. 40 100 Dphir Il. 10 OU XJackl.7 10
100 Choliar.. 40
AITERNooN sFssIoN-2:sO.
100 Alta. 10000 Chollar ..5b so Occid 05
300 Belchr~. % 35U GO - S5 $50 Oph1r.. l.sO
loo ..........1o2o 200 Conf. 30 Potosl. 10
$50 q Bit 80 80 EIchu ,..O5l 90 ....... 65
1850 Bullion..20 sc - q c.. 10 200 Savage . 65
200 Caledon. 10 200 Il NJ. IS; 200 YJsexE 20
100 Cnali c.. 80 100 Mono....lOl
Following were fbe In the Pacific Stock
BOARD
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GUhARD LINE.

New York to Liverpool, via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
OmDrla, rep ~. $3.50 AM Campaula. NH TO- :30AM
SerVla, rep. u, 3:00PM UmDria Mch II. 200 PM
Etrurias rep Z4.S :0OAH Lncania. NH "a. 7 30 AM
Auranla, Wen =, ZOO PM ErrurIa Mch 81. no PM
$50. Steerage tickets to and from all parts of
Europe at very low rates. For freight and pas
New York. e0N'
VERNON Fl. BROWN & CO.. General Agents
Good accommo dation can always be secured on
application to WILLIAMS, DIMUND & CO.
ThSaT u Ct Agents San Francisco
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MORNfNG SESSIUN
Board-SIOOo Contra Costa Water Bonds. 951a;
Street-Ioo S + Gaslight 20; $4,000 AZ
Bonds, 9154.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board-2O Cal Electric Light. 2l19; $4,000
Geary-st 2 Bonds, 1884.
street-62 Water. 80; $4,000 S ' AZ Bonds,
sls4; $2OO0 AZ coupon Bonds, 1l312
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The local bank clearings this week Zone day
holiday were 1898 0e9. against 81 zoe, $50 for
the corresponding week in 1898. We do not an
pear to be able 10 regain our lost ground these
clearings
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The conquest of Egypt by the Saraeens
deprived Europe of Dapyrus. and caused
the destruction of innumerable ancient
works. the writing of which was scratched
out that the parchment might be used
again.
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T.
Wbeat-January, 6b1ac.
flour-Steady
Hops Dull: state, common TO choice, l6G22c
Nool-More active. bus steady: domestic fleece
19G25c: pulled, 20@26c; Texas, 10@l5c.
Copper-Dull; LAKE, $40
Lead-Firmer; Domestic, 50 10
Iin-Dull and firm: straits, $40 bid.
Spelter-Quet
Coffee-Options opened dull, but generally at 56
10 POI IS higher ru ed moderately active on buy,
ing for Baltimore account and closed quiet at 56S
10 points net decline. Sales II $40 bags January
$40 20; February, sic so; March. SIG O5. Spot
Coffee. Rio, dull; No. T. 175sc.
Sugar-Raw. firm: centrifugal, 90 test &C. cost
and freight; Moasses sugar. 80 test, IL Sc cost
and freight; refined steady.
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To-Day a Holiday.
Bank CIearinrs.

The Governor having made to-day legal holi-
day, business VIII be suspended throughout the
city.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. Jan. 26.-In wheat there was moderate
trade. The market opened 1sc lower, advanced
lac. declined 3sc held steady and so closed at 16c
lower than yesterday. Trading was chiefly local
with easier cables and moderate weather as weak
eni factors. Receipts. 40. 600 bushels; ship
ments, 5000 bushels
CATTLE
Cattle-Receipts 1000 slow and be tier demand
no good prime steers here: nominally S5N5 al
falr TO good, 81 1904 IS; Others $4@4 so; COM
mon, So 20@3 rs; Texans. SIS zoos 50.
Hogs - Receipts. 10000: opened active and
1Oc higher closed with advance lost; during the
boom packers sold at S5 3O@D5 35; prime heavy
and butchers weights, $5 5U95 81; prime light.
50 80. h''
sheep--Receipts, eOOo; steady: top sheep, $50
3 So; others. $2QZ IS.
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Wheat. cash, 59c; MAY. 631Rc Corn, lower:
casn, 35c; May. 3S14c. Oats easy: cash, 27Ia
May, 2SAc; PORK. easy: cash. Sl3 12Ia: May,
Ribs, easy; cash. SIS s21a; May. 81 o2I1. Rye and
Barley nominal Flax. ST 80. Timothy 81 10
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Foreign Mark cts.

WHEAT IN LIVERPOOL
LIVERPOOL. Jan. 26.-The sp) market 4. dull
at 6s 31zd. Cargoes quiet at Us Sd for off
coast, as for prompt shipment and us Sd Tor
nearly due.
FUTURES
The Prod ce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. Winter Red: Jan
uary. =: February, 5s 12d; March. 5s Id;
APRIL bs ia ID; May, bs 212d; June, IS 2S4d.
SECURITIES
LONDON. Jan. 20 - Consols 80 l3.ls@9STs; ;
Silver, 5000; French Rentes, 96f csc.
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CDMpAGAIE generals

III, 4 y 5 A L l. A II q
French Line to vre.
~OMPANY'S PIER (NEW) AZ NORTH 1Sys.
- River, foot OF Morton st Travellers HsLHSS2
by this line avoid both transit by English railway
ana the discomfort OF crossing the channel In a
small boat New YORK to Alexandria, Egypt, via
Paris. first-class 8 50 Second-claSS, Sll6
IACBAMPAGNE, Laurent.
saturday, December %, SEQ A. II
La BRETAGNE. CAPT. Collier.
........... Saturday, December 81, 10 100 A. N.
LA BOCRGOGNE. Capt Leboeuf. ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Saturday, January Z, 1894
La GASCOGNE. Capt. Sante1H. ..,..,,.,,,
....,.......... Saturda ! "ua"v | Z. .......
ES- For further particulars apply TO
A. FORGET, Agent
no Bowling Green, n ew YORK
T. FUGAZl CO., AgentA Montgomery
ave-, San Francisco.
Branch once. - Montgomery St auSltf
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINwALL ke>a
~ tortnfghtly for the West indies and 10y
southampton. calling en- route at Cherov1.s
France, and Plymouth. to land passengers.
Through bills of lading, IN connection with the
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., Issued for freight and treas
ure TO direct ports In England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Ply.
mouth, Cherbourg, southampton. First-class
$l95; third-class. S97 50. For further particu-
lars apply to PARRoTT Il Co., Agents
500 California St
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMpaqy


SAN FRA NCISCO
LEAvE-FR0M JANUARY Of Igg4-4RR1ya
:ooA Atlantic Express for ogden and
i'OOA Benicia, VacaviIIe. sRumsey Sac.
ramento x Reddng via Davis 7:l5s
1;SoA Martinez. San Ramon, Napa
s.eo. Eaiissoga and *Santa Rosa - 6:15r
e'oVA Niles, San Jose, Stockton, lone
sacramento. Marysvile, Red
o.oo. Bun and roville. .......... 4:I5r
S:OOA New Orleans Express, santa fSar-
bars. Los Angeles, DeminC Ell
o.oo paso. New Orleans and East s:45P
IVA Stoc to .................. <S45r
tIO:OOA Haywards Niles and San jose Ib:I5p
~12OOM Haywards, Niles and s u jose e6l5r
VI :OOP Sacramento River STEAMERS E9;OOp
4O0P Martinez. San Ramon, Vallejo
Napa. Calistoga Ell Verano and
Santa Rosa..................... s:l5A
4:O0P Benicia, VacavIlle, 50 ,rtn.
SShuHsey, Woodland Knights
Landing Marysviile Urovie
and Sacramento .........,....... 1O:45A
SOP Niles LivermOre and Sau JOSE. S:45A
500P Martinez. Stockton, Modesto,
Meree ana Fresno ............... 1O:45A
bG0P Los Angeles Express. Fresno
Los Angeles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10:45A
for Motave and East .,,..,..,... 10:45A
8 :OOP European Mall Ogden and East. e:i5A
6:O0P Haywards, Niles and San jose. 7:4oA
y 00P Vallejo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. tS:45r
i:UOP oregon Elk pr ess, SACRAMENTO,
Marysvile, Redding, Portland
Puget Sound and East lu:4oA
G 80
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN sTFAMERS.
Dates Of pepa rtur I'm San Frarcisco
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Exchange and BulIIon,

PORTLAND. Or. Jan. 20 -Clesrancss sI2s.OOO
balances, SSl, O0O
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Assessments Pending.
Following is list of assessments now pending:
BOARD SALES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of mines not Ii
Board fan delinquent i'll Office.
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- " Ds SfssN ~ arIOW NausoJ-
S:16A Newark. Centervie. San joss,
FELTON,, Boulder Greek, Santa
Cruz and WAY st ii ms b:zUr
s2:1oP Newark Centerville. San Jose
=" Almaden. FELTON,, Boulder
Creek Santa Cruz and principal
way stations. 800. .............. 81 l:50A
4:l5P Newark san Jose, Los Gatos... 9:50A
IIA:4oP Hunters rain for Newark, Al
vtso, San Jose, Los Gatos and
Way Stations. t7:2OP
COAST DIV S'N-Third and Townsend SITS
stations. ....,,....,,.. 2;45r
s;l5A San Jose. Tres Pinos Santa Cruz
Pacific Grove, Paso Robes (Sau
LUIS Obispo) and Principal
Way Stations . ............. s:2sr
1O:auA San Jose and Way Stations. ..... 5:06r
12:2br Paio A Ito and Wav stations - 4;I5P
s2:20P San Jose, Gilroy, Tres Pinos
santa Cruz. Salinas, Monterey,
,,, and Pacific Grove. "lo:4o.
% :30P San jose and Principal Way Sta.
lions. Observation-Disclosures. e:47A
VI :25P Palo Alto aud Way Stations - sS:O6A
s :l0P San Jose and Way Statlons..,,,, rS;4SA
6:30r Palo Alto and Way Stations. . 6:35A
I'll :46P PalO Alto and Principal Way
Stations - T7:26P
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for Morning. for Afternoon,
Sundays excepted. tSaturdays only.
lSundays only.
SMonday, Wednesday and Friday only
&c Going Saturday and Sunday only.
81 Returning Sunday and Monday only
The PACIFIC TR tNSFER COMPANY
viii call for and check baggage from hotels and
residences. Inquire of Ticket Agents for Time
Cards and other in formation.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.

q. Lots ShiDpiag Intellia.ncs Sc 7erah Page.
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FRUITS AND Nuts

Apples E n. al 8 Lemons, 2 doz 1908
Almonds. ? 10. .2O925 Lines. p doz...,.l2ml
Bananas, 2 doz. zoo 80 Oranges, q dOz. 1902
Cocoanuts, each. lO(d II Raisins p 10 49, 5fd /
Figs, Smyrna, p fb2UG25 Walnuts, p fb.l502
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sAos antlseloa. a a obfA qa a
bbesdo u dostog schloAsen, De gisna eehfe lo1
vensnos Dub antidoton tornsmoz los Hignisu to-
datoa
Para Of enyemenannlento Dol aKG6n1eo er1e
niatou dsbs tonarne lscha de magmeaia calCinada
e tl4agnenia caleihada' agus comunl hasta ha-
Ger l80 granioS: medic valo 81 intante y des.
pu6u una cucharada de sopa cada cinco minUtoa.
Para las setau q hidrsto de clogal % to.
man 2 era1nos s.tintura de balladosa con AS gra
mos dc aqua ca dor veCes cor media hora de ia.
t6rvslo.
Mordiacog de perros y gatog: 10 centigranoa
de spotssa c6uatIca" con 500 gramoa de agua
L6vass con esta preparation IA herida dts
pu6s apliqUese en compresRn,
Quemaduras de f6sforo: l6yese u herids
con mixtura de ! gramo .75 de s'nitrato de pla
ta" y 200 gramos de aqua.
Estrignina: ..shidrato dc coral gramon:
aqua 400 gramos, Una cucharAda de sopa cads
media hora.
Hidr6geno sulf1rado, sire impure, gases dc
de los excuaadog de las cioacaB dep6sitos ds
aguas sucias: t6mense Las s'gotag anodinas d
fHoffmanp," 80 centigramoE 10 gotaa cada ciacc
minntoa en una cucbarada de caf6 de agua. Des
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pa61 As GanaflAEaoa 40 seapiEiku da nliFo dnles,
% 81 ots 1e ibbia ana tela para haestl0 raBplrtr
Al paSIents. Ptede ser raemp pfsEado por el sclO
ruro Dc cal Aamado vulgarments elorurO. Re
nu6vess 81 aire las mas veceB posibe1 hume
d6zCaas a oara con vinaqge Picaduraa de in
soetos: apltquesa sancniaco hquldo Para Il
moffna y d opio BE- adniniBtra enueguide IN vo-
naitivo de acaite con aOua tlbia, por eiemplc; >
enseguida scaf6 negro fuerte" $50 gramos, sdci
do t6nico' gramoS, sjarabe simple" l5 gtanos
tornado en- una sola veg.
Aconitina preparedness de ac6nitc, lo mis-
mo one anilina compuestos: ''aultsto de cobr'
Is centfgramOs en- 45 gramos de agua como 70
raitivo Luego para ia anilina 'leche de maeae
hora
ACido hidroci6nico (prdaiccl; 'sulfatc d
cobre. grano rs con 80 gramcs de agna. y
mitad enBeguida el resto cinco minutes des
pnss Agna fria an 81 neacuezo y Ia egpalda.
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II RAR6M .AlsnRaoAlso
Oontinda, te escucho religiosanento
jess Iorreg Y Psraz.

-Contin6a, te eBcuch0 religioaamenta
Una dana, q Ia Cual 70 no hhbfa visto to7avfa
Minnie Is desconoclda votvan a espalda All panar
mi lado, lady Darymphe MISS Ethel me saludaron
Eutonces 20, naturalmsnts voyf para encontrar ia
mi:ada de Minnie Rayos truenogl ,Iniierno nal.
dlcon! cal moament sc lo alto de rOcs fuf hedo
por an rayo; Sentims ahogado
IOuo q avezg Zero d0moniO, lqne habias YiSto2
No. no podla, no guerra creerl0 Ad1nltia ana
aDerraclon una locura por paEte mia inusada &C.
e1an1a 5000, todo auteg que la aspantosa realldad
Dacres q golpeo volentamente IA frente 81 nitlo
gus q yoA aea = 1a1nosa ccatr1 Hawbpry, bin nte
rrumpifle, ls inteEIogaba con Ia vista
Era precise acabar-p prongui6 Dacres oue no -
aperCbla de "a confusion do 4elato cue 1eia a ue
da dc oBcuras deduciones Al medic cS Iiarnafa
"a pUerta desu Esta vez se oncontrsban ~ Ala
I'm 81 salon estabau lady Dalrymphe, Mlnnie Ethel
Ethel, que es hermana, amiga. yo no n6 ne.
70 o me fgura que es su hernana Hsl6bsme 9entado
hacfa unos Ciuco minuton, Cuando de ropents
1Qn6T
-Ds rGpents.
Pero acabaI-grit6 Hawbury inapaciente.
LA puerta ss abro y entra una dana Ha,vhurv
era Ia mGma que habfa visto en- 81 carrmaia 40 "a
ne equvocaba; era ella, a ceIO 40 - dsspIom6 so
bre mi
Pero lqui6n "a elaS
Esporsl P1reme en pie de IN ralto: ella me- miro
de frente muy tranqnila muy duena de q misma fu9
precise que me presentation eas iHorribe
mol. go haoM cam 1ado nada ra eucont. tan
bsla como cuendo " haele asaao Laa Ralfymphe nos
PTagent6 q mo VI otEo,,,. Gle q Mhna madame Wi
ppushy
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IS Bls11ssaoA Da IA 0oaaasroaDaaqA p Pso- RIOs


ae verdaderos echones con sobro furor de in ator
1nentador de IA Edad Media.
-HaWbury, desesperando de hCcerle habIar por Los
neios ordinaroU e somete para riyazar On pun
to toruraS q del aqua pero bajo la egpeCe de oerve
~ de Ia melor, dc 10 pura: "Bass and. Coz"
- VamOs, beb9 ~ habiai-diio acento brutal.
monte estimUlante 50 amigo; habla pebe. Imita
Edgar Poe: "Bebe csc Nepantes ovida Loonor per-
dida"
Dacrer, sensible Ia ovaci6n poStIca il cervess
deatapada desCubre cora76n, suspra roncase
apura tras vase de cervezs dicecon sorda
temblor0Sa
-lHaWburyl
-Te escucho, amigo rnfo.
Hoy he sltado punto de yer muerto.
-iBah
He resibido az golpe en medic del pecho
-,Ora vell
-iOhi u bala astE envenenada
lEn TODD caao no ss exposlbe. 1O6mo has reCibi..
do esta nusva herida2
--Acabo az dar una vueta pOr 10 playa SipasO dc
esrps hubiera debido tenor 81 placer do Ropare a ca
beza u delete de qne recogeran en6anQrentado
roto mil Pedazog. Croo que 10 que sucede de-
asspsraria 81 hombre mas fuerta.
Aus no us u que @ mats mi busn Dacrea. psro
me hace mcrir dc mpacieRcia Veo que es precise ayn
rarts & renacer; he's lido Eu caaa, mo es asi2
ST. Is primera veE habia salilo.
-iYa me han contado.e $50, pobrs amigol Laa muie-
Ies que nada qUofen de noaoC est6n empro fuera de
cara
iOh ella 10 eEtaba reslments m puscEo que 4
HncontIS "a Un cpcha Ioaa II famila iDa con ellis an
blgidrio, Al lado de Mimic /, hahia otFa dams
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L0GI0N AN1lIHRRPHlHI(lA.

DWEa DOCTOR NG0HIsIEElG -
Es me1o para curar los herpes guitar Ia
pcaz6n momentO dc aplcara. La Loc6n esst6 per
fumada quia caspa evando Ia caida del cabeo yace
desaparecer los bar0a, epeneg manchas yeapas de Is
cara Exto SECURE inmediato Pidase tOdas Las boh
cas de L Isla A. por mayor, L del senior Gusmety
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g renUia ! .zImsEsa
In. Esos HECHos

de venta en- l. tipogratia de LA CoRREsPoNDENc1A
Hoias dobles de demandas Juzgados Municipales,
s5O e 100 Declaraciopes de nacimientos 81 i'd Cerh
cados de defunci6n 81 id Actaa mamonales is i'd No
mnas de sueldos para Paroquias de ingreso 81 ID No
minaS de gastos de Abricss do ParrOquas i'd 81 I'd. Poll
de Cabotaje 81 i'd Conocmentos Vapore Herrera 50
cts i'd Indcee requstOras para La Guardia Civil 40 cts
Id Recibos de pres0s recbos de haberes para i'd i'd ID
cts Id Factnras de Certfcados para coreos SO cts 90
Factursspara 81 feocarr so cts i'd Lbranzas en- blan
g e 100 ConocimientOs buoues de vels 81 ell loo
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II us de Abrisqusta y COmpanla

E2pO9ECEGgO9aeS 1e V6Ue0.es
MERCANCLAs A1EEBICANAs
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Ounucock.

Mrs. Catherine Poulson is again
quite ILL.,
Mrs. Maggie Taylor is visiting
relatives here this week.
Mrs. Bette Hutchinson is the guest
of family of Capt. Jno. Kelso.
Rev. A. j. Reamy was off several
days this week on a lecturing tour.
Miss Lizzie Neville arrived home
Wednesday from a visit to Baltimore
Mr.. G.. G. Joynes spent Saturday
and Sunday with his mother and sis
ter, in Baltimore.
Mr.. Collins, who fell overheard
some days ago at the steamboat
wharf, is now out again.
Baptizing in the Onancock Baptist
Church at the conclusion of regular
services next Sunday night.
The entertainments at Town Hall,
Easter Monday and Tuesday nights,
promise to be full of fun and plenty
oft.
Tuesday night, Mr.. W. H. Parker
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1894-03-03
Relic Maven.
Mr.. Thomas R. Joynes, River View,
continues critically i'll.

Mr.. Thomas R. Joynes, River View
continues critically i'll.
Michels Early strawberry plants
for sale cheap by the Belle Haven
Furniture Co.
Protracted services in the Presbyl
terrain Church will continue through
out next week.
Miss Sally Handy has arrived home
after visit of two months to friends
and relatives at Princess Anne, Md.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church are preparing for an enter
tainment which will take place at an
early date.
Mr.. John II. johnson, editor of the
Farmer and Fisherman, arrived
home on Monday from visit to
friends in Norfolk.
Misses Dora Moore, Lizzie Van
Ness, Nellie Mapp, Nellie Noting
ham and Lola Mapp, of Northamp-
ton, are visiting Mrs. Mary Nichol-
son.
The Spider Web party, given for
the benefit of the NJ. E. Parsonage
at the town hall on last Thursday
night, was decided success both
socially and financially.
Mr.. A. H. Fries, agent for the N Y.
P. & n. r. r., at Exmore, and Miss
Jennie McElroy were married in
Pennsylvania last week. The bride
and groom arrived home, after a tour
to many places of interest, on Thurs
day.
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the NJ. E. Church, South, will hold
their regular monthly meeting on
Monday, 9Th, 9 p. m, at which time
the mite boxes will be opened.
Prompt attendance on part of the
members is requested.
Mr.. George D. Abdell, one of our
oldest inhabitants and very highly
respected citizen, died on last Friday,
after a short illness, aged 10 years.
Funeral services were held over his
remains on Sunday afternoon, by
Rev. VIM. c. Lindsay. The commu-
nifty joins in sympathy for the be-
reaved.
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Resolutions of Respect.

Whereas, we have been called up
on to mourn the death of our Bro.
John H. Cropper, who was worthy
and respected member of Pungo.
league Grange, No. 7Os, for several
years, and was called to rest by our
Heavenly Master, and whereas, we
feel that our Grange has lost a true
and worthy member, his wife faith
full companion, the community a
good citizen and good neighbor, the
church devoted Christian, there
fore be it resolved,
1st, While we bow in humble sub
mission to God'swill we will ever cher
ish his memory and tender to the
afflicted family our warmest sympa-
thy in these dark and lonely hours,
end, That copy of these resolu
tions be entered upon the record of
the Grange and published in the
county paper.
JOHN W. KELLAM,
A. M. NOTTINGHAM, Com.
s. q. BURLINGTON,