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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-14
ONE DOLLAR FOR BOYS.


ROYs, here is chance for you. We will
- pay to the first boy who finds an ear of
pop corn for US that contains 1000 kernels
and sends the same to us on or before Aug.
ust l5. 1894, one dolla.. If you don't find
quite 1000 kernels, just keep the ear that has
the most in number on it and send US pos
tai card telling us how many there are on
the ear you have, and to the boy who finds
the ear containing the most kernels, we will
p,y the dollar but we shall want the ear of
corn, of course. So whether your ear has
1000 or not let us know how many it has. 1t
must have over 800 or it won't count at all.
NOW, you wonder what the Morrell Cure
- wants of that ear of corn, suppose.
Well later on, when you get the ear of corn,
we will tell You. Full particulars of our
work and many inter ,sting things are found
in our book which is sent free. 1.-The Nor
ren Cure is always sure" We treat NOR
phine opium, tobacco and liquor patients
Nearly 90 Institutes in Vermont. For full
particulars write us. HUNT UP THAT CORN.
MORRELL CURE,
Main Office, Bank Block, Brattleboro, Vt.
d. L. GRIGGS, Sec'y.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-14
B. FALLS MARBLE WORKS,

Fl. King, Jr.. PrOpr1etOr.
MONUMENTS, TABLETS and HEADSTONES
con stantly on hand. Scotch and American
Granite Monuments specially. Call and ex-
anime. Rockingham St, Bellows Falls, VT
4S37
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1894-06-14

With the evident idea that utter i'm
becility is the chief point to be attained
in a "college yell" the Lassell seniors
have perpetrated this: Wha who, wha
who, wha who, zippe riroar. Hi vi, XII
vi, zip pom, love bomyah bomyah,
zip. zip, ,94.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-11
sournEnN INpusTnY.
situation for the Week Ending Jan
unry \, ISD1,

Ihe craftsman, CHATTANOOGA Tenn 1,
/ us review OF The industrial situation In tn
South for the week ending January S. 1874
| reports that no material change in indus
/ trlal conditions has taken place. Tn,
number of new industries in process o.
/ organization continues to he above IN,
average, indicating a prosperous state O.
affairs, us compared with the past fov
months There can be no doubt that tht
| tide Of revival in manufacturing and me
| chanical nffuirs has fairly set in II 1.
shown by the increased inquiry for ma
chinery OF all kinds, by the formation OF
new co-par,nershps and companies. by tn,
enlargoments Of existing plants, and b,
the growing demand for cites for factories
and industrial plants, Southern merchants
and Southern banks are in a good cundi.
ton, and an adjustment Of the pending
| tarift question Is only needed to Insure re-
newed prosperity.
The lfodesman reports thirty-three new
Industries as established or incorporated
during the week, together with eight en-.
Judgements of manufactures. The follow
ing arc among the prominent new indus
tries; The Arctic lee and Storage COM
pany OF Wheeling. w Va. capital $500 900,
organized by Peter Welty and associates;
the Potomac Manufacturing company. of
Alexandria Va, capital 100000 by a j.
Smith ana others; the Columbia Glass
company of Wheeling, w Va, capital
100000, by N. r, Strong and others, and
the Blaekaburg Phosphate Guano cont
pany, Of Blacksburg S. G., by r y, Gautir
ana associates. The StorngtOn Brick aud
Tile company capital $4,000, has been or
EnniZcd, at Natchez, Miss; the Shrevc-
port Manufacturing company. capital S0-
coo, AZ Shreveport La, by III II. Wheeler
and aSsoCiateg the Southern Dynamite
ana Powder company at 1'@liapoosp Ca
capital $4,000 by j. ~ Mcbride and
.tf "a,
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Corpus Christi.

CORPUS CHRISTI, January 10. The
Light Guard mlnstrela, composed OF WIN
MeCamphell. A. y Jacobs. Hugh suther-
land Fred Rivera, Claude Arnold, Tom
Lyman. Bert Blum, and Professor q. NJ.
Mitchell pianist, all Corpus boys, gave
star performance at the Market hall last
night to d large and very appreclative
audience. To-day the boys left by boat
for Roekport at which place they show to-
night. Their entertainments are good ana
the money derived from them II generously
turned into the treasury OF the Corpus
christi Light Guard. Their orchestra Is
composed of FalYella's celebrated Italian
band. and after each performance they
give a free dance for the benefit OF all who
Wish to participate
At a recent meeting Of the Grand Army
OF tie Republic post in this city the fol-
lowing officers we're Installed for the en-
suing year. II. u. Wells, commander; a,
q Thorne. senior vice commander w, q,
Holden, junior Vice commander; ID, a
seeIy, chaplaini u. j. Kilmeft quarter
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vIotorin.

VICTORIA. January lo,--Camp OF Roses,
Woodmen 81 the World installed their
newly elected officers last night
The new schedule which goes into ef.
feet on the New York. Texas and Mex
lean and the Gulf, Western Texas and
Pacific on the t4th instant viii doubtless
be appreciated by the travelling public,
as It has many advantages over the one
now in effect, particularly in abolshing
the transfer nj Rosenberg, The present
time table was exceptionally advantage
out TO visitors from points east OF here
TO come IN TO do their shopping and re-
turn home the same day. However, under
the new one visitors from points between
here and Cuero win have the same op.
portunity which they do not now have,
The new schedule will doubtless be
found favorable 10 It's interests.
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LocAh rnIcn cunnnNr.


The Following are the ruling prices Tor
groceries, etc In the marke, todayi
A&LS GREASE Diamond 4aWSOc;
Golden, tpc per dozen boxes; castor
osl o'4i2e; 3os.on coach OH, per case,
pints, S4S0 per case quarts, $500.
.ANMlNiClON-Pow per keg, $500;
blasting powder $50 per key, agents
prise shot drop, per sack, St.GOai IS;
BAGGiNG AND TIEs-Baxging, la,
Ia otN'4e, ID, GnUi4c - 10, Ui9c; Delta
ties Sl,& per hundle' standard Arrow
Arrow Ties Sl.O5 per bundle.
bEESNAN-22c for good yellow: l0c
for mixed lots.
BACON Wholesale grocers charge
short clear, $4,000; breakfast, i2%c.
CANDY Plain candy. uiss9c; wrapped.
ia'lsc; fancy mixed, IN pals, S4l4c tan.
cN, ~ eases l0n0ie4c; rock, ieEl2lsc
goods, per do2eni Strawberries, ST iS5i
Lao, pneapples. standard SiSntl 81; sec.
onds, SL2Hl3oi pears, standard, SlhO;
onds, . H. Sl.0aai 10: standard. Z 10. 81, "a
nlSOi u seconds SlSuH1.40: blackhet-
ries' Sl,2QIl 10; marrowfat peas, 81 sou
a5ctlSl05; corn, siloai7o: tomatoes, !
Ito, SoUH0c: 3 III, SL20p1. ~; oysters, | M
"" .6SW15c per dozen / 10 f. W, p0aO5c;
10 = W. Sl@RLI0; salmon, 10 cans,
SL@nly 10 per dozen; roast beef, Sl.15fD
lSS3. Clipped beef y 10, Sl35al4o, 10,
CALIFORNIA CANNED GOODS -
wholesale grocers mn orders at the fol-
lowing quotations per dozen for on 10
cams; Peaches. S22012,30; egg rl0ms,
,CANDL Quoted ne follows: star
IuL5sC; ~ ~ pMaihne, set llhHt1Ac,
COFFEE - peaberry oo&c. Cotdovn,
~ tei fancy Rio 22Ac; cholee Rio. 2lAc;
i,Mr El9' 2Oae, good Rio. isS,c, common
hl@, iSAc; parching Rio. 1Sc.
Nh ~ LtHERS-l}at guauo. So per ton
from warehouse
ILQl ii-Iidu Wave, Si0o Kaiser Aus
.nE, S5.oo Sea Fsity,second roller psient.
M'1ni Sc1 Nymph, extra roller fancy
Eo"p sea Jewel extra roller choice. So. 10:
se1 fesri roller family, $3.50; pumpcr-
',N''' NA.4V' blutine, SSuO, above for car
, n,s itSs than ear lois &c per barrel high
o. srt.lai iasva tot Inferior snlpments.
Hh-NIN AND tlAN-Gur lots Denlers
Dnaiee irom store 0UlUc more per loo
fSS''uS GA pta'l &dSc per husnel on oats
auu corn. Bran, 4uC per los lbs; onts. \,
goeu Fet pusheii corn, ASuJuc per bushei;
ShStPtu corn zoe per lUl pounds, cotton
sSSN meal, - per tom timothy nay, $1,000
4lUdU per ton, mlNet nay, Si4uIS Ser Ion:
seed huils, 81 per ton.
tiAJlsS-lne range IN values Is AS fol.
tI"s' DFy hin', seieeted, UF1c, dry alnt us
they run, J4p2c
tAAS-luss5i Iu4.
s.d miAskp-Renned, terces, GisGIci Leaf. oa
MuLASSES-Ce Centrifugal, fair l7a2oc:
PRIME, --W-be, choice, @pu2Ic, open kct-
liG l;,4T' dlu5-e' prime, 3jc
% XXI dtAIS - NHS-Cahlyrnia M. boxes, Sl,7oW
~. California l.. L.. boxes S2.OUg2 -,
quart boxes U3q1oe, as to brand and quail
FucE-Heod, &c; choice, 4Nc, prime.
SALI--Liverpool in full supply. demand
ialri coarse, sue, line SL15 per sack In
carload lytsi Louisiana coarse, Soc fine,
voc, I o. b.. shipped direct from mineg at
New IBERIA.
Graduated 4-.e. confesuoaers
a, sac cubes, lac powdered 4tsc fancy
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LIVESTOCK.


New York, January 10. - Beeves-MRT-
Het dull and slower for best grades Of
steers others loc and dry cows 25c lower;
native steers good 10 fairly prime 4700
300. medium TO fair 4458Abj; common
TO ordinary 3,750t.3O; stays and oxen ip
Gt4.35; bulls 2.JuN3; dry cows l.4Bf3'&1.
A European cable quotes American steers
firm at llAHl3c per pound, dressed
weight; American refrigerator beef STEADY
at 90.
Calves-Market firm; veals good 70
choice a.O0ds10; barnyard and I'D calves
25O43 -.
sheep and LAmbs-Market active; sheep
he higher; lambs 5se higher; sheep poor
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master; j. II. c, white adJutant; VIM.
Gray, surgeon: W, Il, Bprrett. officer or
the day; Joe Mcl<ew, office guard. After
the installation services were over, Com
mander Wells created a surprise by bring
ing forth from their hiding place two
large baskets filled with everything imag-
Unable that was good TO eat and drink and
II is needless to add that for awhile there
was eating and drinking 10 the hearts
content
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-11
NANCE ANDCOMMERCE
Receipts Show Considerable Excess Over Last Year
H. the Markets Show Great Strength-The New
York Stock 1Iarket-Other Quotations.

49,, January lo.-Therc was a
s,1,osss in stocks today. The
s.ces we're followed by equally
,,ass and reaction in sugar GER
,.ress in sugar was confined to
1ars Many Of them had bought
,r,,er in the week in anteipa-
GOOD statemen, at the annunl
when they tried to sell, how
found no demand and prices
~, tbsir liquidation When It was
,,tsr IN the day that the meeting
- ,r,ed for lack OF a quorum, there
ssnr of speculative long stock
N Four declined on sales induced
s.g,nofsclal announcement that d.vi-
the common stock have been
endsd
~ int earnings for the first week
IN, - would show a very heavy de-
le AMER the publication on the
h. showing a loss, the stock rallied
ss =, short covering. The bsar oper-
Nave been actively hammering
~ so5 quincy were sellers Of the
Y an today. At the same time. the
y ~ iiend. which will not he acted ON
.. middle of February, was offered
- 81 Or cent
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Steamship Maria, 1881.
Steamship 3chu Brihwt 40.
Steamship Palmas, 116o.
rotnl, "a, Hl5.
For France
steamship Camrose, 5TaS.
Steamship Wallachla. 3ol4.
Total, S772,
Other Foreign
Steamship Nelleda, 23SS.
Steamship Administer, 200.
Steamship kilmore. G0l.
Steamship Falshaw, 25O.
Bark President, iio0.
Total, $500
Cpastwisc--
Mallory line. 1907.
Morgan line. ~.
Total, $3.50
For Great Britain. Si,INS.
For France, SITH.
Other foreign, 0tNl
Coastwlse, 1850.
Total on shipboard. SL,oii,
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e,,rr clcna 8 co.,n olreuInr.

n. -.-,,---,. a 49, rTsT,- y.rnr
-ew York January ''e az" 90
mswlth . feeling on The stock eNchanEe
len is IN "e'''i''s - 80.
be d affairs outside Iae'e is no very
~, ,ri,iss. hut equally there is an en-
80 ,..-,',aI-,, ,,,7 ,,ros+,,ti,n
re "a senee Of pe"s'l'.7IIl ''''t ~ ~, - ',''
lat prevail universally IN the CONNER
Ial fi,arAets. 1t may be worth while to
ans,d,,r tbis difference. for II is real and
las ID uses which ought to be generally
Inderst9od,
I ihefe Is u'4l-'o''l'y an "''s>'.'i '''i,''l-
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Galveston Cotton Movement.

GIIVaston, ToNas, JanuHrv 10.
Receipts this day; BY Gulf Colorado
aud Santa Fe 723; International aud Great
Northern l31l, Missouri, Kansas and
Texas -; barges j. IS, Slg and Jules
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on; Centrifugal good prime to strictly
prime louil fair TO prime STu. common
to GOOD common ca; Inferior
Syrup i582g
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Starch grows suclty--commo powders
have n vulgar glare Pog2onrs is the only
complexion powder ut FOR use.
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The Semi-Weeklu Post uiYes
you two papers a week for Sl,OO
1.-The price Of one giving uou
the news from one 10 three dHus
ahead of competitors.
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Until February 1894, the manage
mont have made arrangements 10 give
FREE with every yearly RENEWAL
OR NEW SUBSCRIBER. RoPP'6
COMMERCIAL CALCULATOR, n
tho order 10 accompanied by the eou-
pom printed below. This book Is In
valuable to every farmer, merchant.
stooitman. contractor. laborer, me-
ohanic. school child and housewife. u
fact II is truly book for everybody.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-11

10 noirts son SHOWS an average de-
class ~ curing the year; So tbat
III ~ OF securities can hardly be ~
4 ~ an, any longer conshtuting an cle-
sovsr 5kness ia the market
Iuens - be noted that tie thus, eo,,,.
he eve nov hold a stronger position
ago rbs lne lay th9n they aid a
tcio. almost uniformly In favor
crsats.ison, that body Of law has
N respect to them which
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-11
Cleared for Galveston.

=
eteamshlp Tripoh. sailed December 10.
Steamship Memnon Cave. sailed Noyem-
b Brit steamship Moorgate, Smith, sailed
steamshlp Avondale, Miller smiled No.
vemher 10.
Bark Alice c. Dickerman. sailed No
vember 4.
bremen.
steamship Toronto. Bartlett. sailed No.
yember ~,
Steamship Aldoborough. sailed Dec. 2.
Sunderland
Steamship Springfield, Bramfoot. sailed
December H.
Tibbits. N. y
Schooner Jessie Lena. sailed -.
Portland via Newport News
Schooner Horace G. Morse, Hartman.
sailed December 2.
New York
Schooner Jessie Jena. Dodel. sailed De.
fe,e sIl', ~.
Schooner Daisy Farlin. Dunlon. sailed
schooner Charles II. Valentine, rhomp.
son, sailed December ~.
Schooner Eunice l.. Croker, croeker,
schooaer Ella NJ Wiley, whey. sailed
January l.
schooner ceina, Murray sailed Jan 8.
schooner Mabel Hooper. Hooper. sailed
December -.
Schooner Florence j. Allen Eastman.
cleared January =.
sailed December 20.
schooner wiilamns, Babbidge. sailed
December %.
Norfolk
Schooner Josephine Ellicott. Nash. san
cd December Is,
Cotton on shipboard CNol cleared)
For Great 3rltaln-
Steamship Somerhili. 5l7J.
steamship Ramon DC Larrinse, 1861.
Steamship Acme, 1910.
Steamship Springfield, 520d
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mAnlNn rNrnLLlanNon

Port of Galveston January 10.
Cleared.
Steamship Falshaw. Farwell Hamburg
Steamship Marie Arospe, Liverpool.
Sailed.
Steamship Graciu, Cirada, Liverpool.
Steamship Nuecss, Risk, New York.
Arrived at Nelasco.
Steamship prpoli, sullivan Liverpool.
in Port
steamships-
Steamship Acme, Gibson. In stream
Sleamhuip StrathaNuu. burden, outside.
Steamship Maria GSpanj Arrospe, pier
Steamship Ramon de Larrnago. Echer-
Yorria, IN stream
Steamship Faiahaw Parnell, pier II.
S-eausatp ASmuuater, pier "a
Steamship WnlachiA. Meters. pier ~.
Steamship Camrose, Seward, pier ~,
Steamship SOmerhill, Ridden, pier 81
Steamship Paimas, Purcell, pier r.
Steamship Paullna Purcell pier 90.
RarIss and Schooner
Barlentine Cosmos, Davis. In stream
Barke President, Olsen IN stream
Schooner Edward W, Smith. Cramer,
pier %.
Schooner Albertine Adoue Harris, pier
SCHOONER Larry Chadwick, Clark, pier w..
Schooner Belle O'Neil, Dunton, pier -.
Schooner Napoleon Boushton. Stiles.
Schooner Cactus, Hogan, pier -
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY POST is
appreciated By Its manu- readers
and 1t has alWauS reCiprorHted
bu placing before them all the
news served in a concise, read
able manner--full Market Re-
notwithstanding FULLY all mat
tiers Of interest 10 the people In
general, and treating fairlu one
and all,
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to prime asoqA2o; lambs. common to
choice 4J0I5S0.
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Corrected daily by Atwood Violet & Co.
ST. louis Grain movement.
ChlcnEO.

Chicago.
/ Chicago january lO-PorR shot up sky
,yEli l5,l5y, advancing I'M on heavy buy
/ he,
/ "II,r5 and ribs followed at a respectful
/ l1isfsrce
willy was weak on heavy selling. MAY
| Chased ii -i6c lower
,- - wa -
'il |5{C,., January 1O-Ielour market nm
! ,t,,r.,s5 a,.p,
W o. e,trirr. ,vboat GtA9B1u. No q
/ no, l,cq. ~, % rod E1l-1Gl6
- 20 ,,, g11
I ~ . eo ,s 37izs 9s. ", . ,ybi,c oaik5
goiGy M 4 ,ylitc 25Ia2pi5
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Reported FOR The IIouston Post daily. crccp
Thursdays and sundays Boy Albert Montgomery
Live stock Commission Merchant
New Orleans La, Jan, 10.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
ALREADY A CAMPAIGN
Is Being Carried on for the Several Offices in the Gift of the
 City Officials.

Candidates for the various city offices, some twenty-five in number, to be filled by the mayor and aldermen, are loomin g up and a few nt them are waging an active Eyery~ office has one or more applicants and the number threatens to be increased largely before the night of the election.
 For the office of recorder there are seven applicants 50 far as heard from. though the probability is that this office will be abol- ished and the duties thereof i'm posed on the mayor.
 For city treasurer there are two avowed candidates and several dark horses.
 Going on down the list every place is found to have its quota of applicants, and the scramble promises to be lively.
 There is some talk of Mayor anHoose calling the board together next Monday night, though nodefinite announcement to that effect has been made.
 It IS very likely that several offices will be abolished at the first meeting of the new board and the duties of others en- larged. n
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
Visiting Cards.

Some years ago contributor to L'In- termediarie des Chercheurs ct des Curieux recorded that he found some 20 visiting cards in the interstice between the frame and glass of an old mirror, where, as in our own day, they would appear to have been stuck They all belonged to people of the eighteenth century and were for the most part pieces of playing cards, on the backs of some of which the names were written and on those of others rudely en- graved by an amateur.
 By the end of the last century visiting cards seem to have come into general use. I have in my possession some belonging to Miss Banks, the sister of Sir Joseph. The card is coarse and thick, and the name is engraved in large italic letters. According to M. Grand Carteret, who gives some specimens by Robida and other artists in his article, a fashion of having ornamented cards seems to be springing up.-Notes and Queries.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
What Is Impossible ]?

An old bhilosobherh has said. '.A0th- ing is impossible 70 the aoilling hea,t. :"
 2here lS 10 feason m He 70orn 70hy aOe shouM not seH Planos and O,gans as cheap as any h0use tn Me South.
 We ere manntaefuyrrs making t7Oo higA grade Pianos-the Ba1aaon and Ellingto0, m CMetnnaH. Also He Hamelton Organ m Cincinnaki. zHe Balaa0m Plano is ear1ulD and sfient1fcalLv construeted aoifh Me best haad and maehns woyk Mat ean be eommanae2 10 aid m makng H 7Ae ,es1H ts c Piano Mat qoiH gyeatLy en- hante Me 0alue Qf he name o/ Bahazon in fhe m0sic fraae.
 zAe Ellington Pianois cndozoed ae'iM certain defnne airtues 0f t0ne and t0ueh Mat aoil reaaiD compel admiration. and 10fX create for Hsel c constituency.
 We sfiH eonf,ol and seH Ae eele- brated Haines B,os.' Piaao, aohose py1ises ha0e 6een sNng 6y Mc leading artisfs 0f Me aOorka.
 IKs,hand2e hhe old standard Story x CIa,k and HameAon Organs, Me Iatter 0uy oatn manutafture m Chfcago.
 Foy Me neaf Mi,fy days zce aOiX ofer at okr nea0 z0a,er0oMS. 2Io5 See0nd aUen1e, He largest fnaNeemenks Mat ha0e5e1e, been giOen " Birmingham. Calkand sec 0ur goods. We ha0e e Aa,ges line Qf nfce seeona- Hand Panos and Drsans hhaf must 6e sold 10 giOe ns roon1 1or our nczO stock. Do nor miss Mis ehanee, and MersIy sa0e from S75 10 SI5o on Piano.
 /, 8. CHAMBERLAIN
 de5 T Manager.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08

For enterprise Boston is famous through out the world. Eight years ago the as- founding question, "Do You Wear Pants?" was seen and heard throughout the land. The B pants to order of the Plymouth Rock Pants company were boon to those who desired to combine style with economy. The rapid growth of the business was simply wonderful, because the saving was nearly one- half, and the fit and style equal to any. The higher grades of cloths at equal bargains soon followed; Then suits and overcoats were added, ana today the suits, pants aud overcoats of this com pany, correct in cut, style and finish in every grade of cloth, are made to order and sent to every town and city in the na- tiOn,
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
HORSES AND MULES.
 J. M. Neil & Son will sell a car of horses and mules at auction on Monday, Dec. 10. Sale commences at II a. m.
TO THE PUBLIC
12-6-2t {

We are now offering pure and delicious wines, such as claret, 50 cents per gallon ]; sherry, 75 cen.s per gallon; port, 75 cents per gallon. We canSdo this because we are agents for the largest wine producers in California. We also keep large stock of imported wines and liquors, which we will sell at reasonable prices.
 s. WISE & Co.,, Corner Twentieth street and Morris ave- nue. 11-3 2p
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
NOTICE.

For the accommodation of our city trade we will keep our store open every night until 9 o'clock p. m. Meyer Marx Co.,, Wholesale Liquors, llS 18th street. I2-8-Iot
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08

Heidt-NelSon Coal and Lum- Der Company---Corona and Carbon Hill coal and lumber. Telephone 943. Avenue A, be- tween goth and 21st streets.
 sepo 3ris2D
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
ANOTHER REMOVAL.

The Birmingham Undertakers have re moved their establishment to 215 North Twentieth street, and now have on hand large and complete line of undertaking goods. They will attend promptly to any orders intrusted to them. Open day and night. lz-o-lm
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08

When Baby was sick, ve gave her Castorie. When she was Child she cried for Casforia. When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria. When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
Eat Alabama rolled oats. They are the best. Certificate in every package. ae5 /

Order Christmas liquors from the J. c. Marks Liquor company, wholesale liquors, 2026 Second avenue, Wilson building. Family trade speciality. We have no branch store. s12-1-eod-1 -1m.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
HELP WANTED.

WYATT ORDERS-THE WORLD-Men and
 w women to work at home. Ipay $S to SIG per week for making crayon pictures; new patented methods; any one who can read or write can do the work, day or night, at home; send ad dress I send work at once. H. A. Gripp, German artist, Tyrone, Pa, t2- -sat&wed-St
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08

Utrecht has an exhibition of works printed in the seventeenth century; the Augustan age of Dutch art.
Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08
YOU DO WRONG

To pay big prices for common shoes these hard times when it is so easy to find good shoes at low prices. The Boston Shoe Store, 107 Twentieth street, sells shoes and makes regular customer out of every person who makes purchase there. There is a reason for this. Buy your next pair there and you will soon find out the reason.
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Birmingham age-herald., 1894-12-08

In England and Wales there were 14 PAP miles of railroad in 1892. In the United States there were about 172 GOO miles of pleted railroad at the end of the same year.