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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
RaQrigfar Of1ca

Wheeling, July 30, 1885
Flour-Choice family nour IN wood,
81 %; in paper, 81 10 per barrel; Mime
haha in cotton sacks 81 90; Minnehaha
in wood. 81 5O Galaxy in sacks 81 80; Fa-
nous in sacks. 81 10; Famous in wood
81 .; spring wheat flour in iute sacks Of
40 pounds 81 30 per barrel; Pillsburys
Best in wood, 81 %; Pillsbury in paper,
81 80; Reliance, spring wheat, in wood and
cotton 81 50; paper, 81 35; Silver Lake,
winter wheat family -four, 81 10 in paper.
Flour market weak.
Grain-Wheat, per bushel, 70d75c; corn,
zoe per bushel; oats Acc.
Feed-Middhngs, per ton, 500 90; bran,
per ton, SIS co.
Hay-No. l baled hay, SIS 90; loose hay.
6l7 90
Straw-Baled, IS 90; loose. IS 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

4.S5c; standard confectioners' a, Abe; Co.
lumbia A, 4.G0c: RidgewoOd A. 4.6Oc;
America A, 4G0c; white extra c, Ale; c,
4.29c; choice fruit sugar, 379c
Rice-Fancy pearl, &c choice pearl, 5lsc;
choice domestic. 6lsc; prime domestic,
sac; fair domestic, SIC; fancy head. SEC.
Coffee-Green COffee-Fancy Golden Rio.
23c; fancy green, 20; peaberry, a2hcj
choice green, &c: prime green. 21isc;
roasting grades. 20iAc; Java and Moch4
SIC: high grade, sc. Roasted In pack
ages-Arbuckle's coffee. 2L29c; Jersey cof-
fee 21.29c; Lion coffee, 21.29c; Arrow cof-
fee, 21.29c; Panhandle coffee. Y.29c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
ABORIGNAL BON NOT

1t being q warm evening. the Chief
Fowhayan removed his collar before
proceeding to the execution Of Mr.. John
Smith
Now. viii You be good?' he thun-
dered. waving his meat cleaver aloft.
Papa, observed POcahontas. leaving
the royal box and stepping to- the fronr
of the stage please don't ak him.
At that the doomed man broke into q,
loud laugh. i'm which the gallery. occu-
pied by persons who never read the
papers. heartily Joined Detroit Tri-
bunc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
DRY GOODS.

New York. July 3o.-Agents have adj
,-anced The prices of Armory Pound Stcr-
Ing s;-inch and 4o-inch brown sheetngs
c each, and Pquot a S5,i9eh T ana - ~. Ave
q much increased attendance of buyers in
the market. especially for Tuesday;
Tbeir injuries covered brown and
bleached cottons, domet fabrics, DlahKets.
s-ose GOODS and prints. and Of each there
1.V9 fsi~lv good sales. Several makes OF
WI tion1aIs are well EOld ahead i'm the
late autumn months and prices are hisn ne
Lul az - rrice for all blankets ; per
cent printing cloths firm at -;sc plus ]
roers cent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

From New York. Ph..aa eipni'5t ,i it'
more and Washington. 81! ., NJ 7., e- ~ ma.
Cumberland dccommoda ii0h '.' r
Gar Grafton Accommodation, i'A' e mo
1MiS3undsvillo accommodation 'I3 5 Pa ~
ard 40 p. m, except sunday -"' COW
u C;umberland EXPRESS 4.I p. u" a'.'y'
WHEELING AND PWI5BUH1 bLf -
SION
Tor pitfsburr. Washington, Bali'mofe
Pbiladelphia and New York. $3.50 d. ~
and 5.45 p. m. da4y. s.uy
For Pfttsburg. 1850 a. m. Qally' .-..,s
Pittsburg express, 1880 p. me- e--ope
Sunday ..--,.f1+ion. 500
o. m. except sunday.
ARRIVE. -,..
From New York. Philadelphia barre
more. Warrington and Piit5nl ...r
m. daily, 1870 o. M. except 9a'-
2.5 a M Sunday only. .....
Pittsburg mail lzs' p- ih.' Oh"
day. and CSC p. m. dalt. -...-. s...4-
Washington. Pa, accoI-iI'-
m, except Sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
Central
Time. anna MIA mpm am am pm

! 700 a. m. from Cleveland TO Uhrchs-
vile. 2:28 p. u. from Uhrichsyille 10
Cleveland runs daily.
Through connections and through tick
cts TO all points. Call on our agents or
M. G. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
PETROLEUM.

New York july So.-Petroleum, irmer;
OSi - Tulv 30-Petrolcum. opened at
q 95 highest 81 81; lowest 81 % closed y
g n sales 5000 barrels; shipments. S003l
barrels. runs. I1,'5i oarrels-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
METAL MARKET.

New York. July 3o.--Pig iron. quiet and
Copper strong: brokers'. ,Ip riseSs ~ he.
,,1at ts.s ouiet:. spelteT firm; domestic 50 sue
3 SliR,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
--NnITION u ID CROPs.

Hal t1 tho Register
arkersburg. vs.. Va, July 30.-The
re crop and weather report issued
this evening 10y Observer II. l..
SAYS. The temperature during the
week was below the normal every
ranging from one to eight degrees
lar lower than usual
weeks rainfall was very uneven
riHured
Corn is now the principal crop likely
affected 5y weather conditions.
condition of the crop is very good
growing nicely Some fields are
than usual Oats harvesting and
ne was delayed by the show
I some oats fields were blown
badly chat a binder could not
said that a larger acreage than
mckWhear has been sown
and that the present outlook
good yield.
lures have improved greatly
good condition.
are very good The wild
.. inn some sections is very
and the berries of fine quality.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

of these shops there are often found
lying disused or broken springs Of
clocks.
Early last summer NJ. Rueder, one Of
these clOckmakers, noticed a birds nest
OF peculiar appearance in a tree in his
yard. He examined it. and found that
pair of wag-tails had built a nest en-
tirely of clock springs, which they had
picked up here and there about the
village The nest was more than four
inches across. and a perfectly comfort
able one for the birds
After the feathered architects had
reared their brood. NJ Rueder presented
/ the nest 70 the museum of the town.
where it is preserved as a striking i'll
/ iusJratiOn Of the skill of birds in turn
ing their surroundings TO advantage in
building their nests.
Probably next year the birds will
build another steel nest, and unless the
ciockmakers of Soleure guard their
springs more closely. steel nests will
not be 50 much a curiosity as is this
first one.
WHEN BRIDGET DONs THE BLOOM
Frs.
~ a ballad Of the bicycle.
NAeh Bridget dOns the boomers
she takes your breath away
/ she big and stout" the urchins shout.
She strikes YOU with dismay
/ 1c1one, you'll have 90 build the fire.
or must try pneumonia tire
some other cook yOu'l have 20 hire
This is my busy day.
/ When Bridget dons the boomers
She looks just like a fright.
] There's fifteen stone of flesh and bone
/ Looms on your startled sight
| w hen she sails grdudly down the street
| The horses shy. the cops retreat
I She scruuched and crippled Pensive Pete
And puts mad dogs 90 flight.
/ When Bridget dons the boomers
| The rOuulsmau wears "a frown,
] Why, blast my eyes, this strange dis
/ guiSe
/ VIII ScaudaliZe the town.
\ Bad cess ro this neW-fangled dress.
l She weighs ton. 1 must confess,
\ Switch Off here comes am eNfry yes.
/ She's scrUnched poor Banty Brown
\ When Bridget d0ns the boomers
| lIeNulty swings the bridge.
/ ''I m Ould and lame. I'll spoil her game,
Here COMES the steamer Nudge.
l Don't shako your fist YOU holy show,
I rr.1 off to enurch YOU ought 10 go.
/ Next wear youl N0tv-veu. go % slow,
/ You'll tumble off the RIDGE
JAMES T.. KINSELLA.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

For Columbus. Chicago and ,ae MeF
20 and lois a. M. daily ana $40 y. 'l-
09 El1ayI;,rnbus. Cincinnati and So. i.2
1o.iS a. m. daily and 1880 o.
Saturday. and Z:iO o. Il, al,,''r l.f. a..
r., md 3.i5 o. No.. except Slhia'
Ncwe-k Accommodation
daily. ,....,- , daily.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, L Per Cent Governments
Firm->toci1s. Lower-FIour. Unchanged.
Wheat, Lower.
New York July 51.-1Iouey on call. easy
at ! per cent, last loan 4 per cent. closed
at 4 per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. BAL per cent
Sterling exchange. strong 40 tu1 i3Uit
Silver cert iCltaS. bfll ffiIsc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO

On and after Monday, June 10. 1898, Pas
senger Trains will run as follows: "DaIy.
tDaily Except Sunday. Central Time.
Gel, t3o,rd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH.

Electric cars between Wheeling. Mar
tins Ferry and c., l.. 81 w. Depot in
RrideepOrt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

80 ,,,.r AND FOR SALE cAl'DH
I, h REGISTER C0uL TIM ROOM
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

Stoeks-lu certain speculative circles IL
was thought that the return t0 the Treas
ury Department of the gold Withdrawn
for export this month ana the raising of
tine gold reserve 20 the high level would
act as % lever ON the stock market this
morning. THE incident passed uuD0ticei.
however JUST as did the recent gold with
lrlwaIs for export. and it would seem that
the slight variations OF the government
finances are not factors Of Wall street
speculation at this time. The stock mar
ket opened active but irregular. Ira tne
general market rea,iatOns We're inaugu-
rated and 90 fractional reaction took place
with the Changers. The market closed .r-
regular hut majority 0f the list show
fractional declines Bonds were less aui-
mated and irregular the sales beiue So
$4,000. Total sales of stocks 1920 shares.
Quotations closed bids
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
MINING STOCKS.

Do preferred ..'.......................... 52A
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31

....- IT, Dewitt TaImage WIN Not
.t she Gypsy Grove Camp
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-31
RAJTIWORE& OKIORAILR0AD.


"S Cumberland 2'.1s. express. n.2'a' m' daily
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08
THE MODERN ADVERTISEMENT.

The modern advertisement s @
thing or arr. q poem q siedEs
hammer. an LrCumenI-z vnoie
volume compressed INTO q sentence.
Some OF the cieversst vTItiug-.he
most DaIustaAIng. subtle Work
turned out by literary men today
can uefouud IN the advertisements
o. first rate newspaper. Every
woru is measured. examined Under
u magnifvIug glass. 10 see IUst now
bIg II IS. lust now much meaning
II has, anu how many a-Inus u
meaning II has.
The man OF original IDEAS and
keenest pen tells ms Etsrv n q. vOru.
rs II were-seils T ID liberal sDace.
and always so that viii attract
md please the eve.
White paper means more han
excess OF words. 4 single sentence
on q BLANK page leaves It's impress
on the readers mimi lie can
help seeing. It. cant help taking Il
N as he turns the pages.
The ingenuity, the thought, ne
knowledge OF human nature eve
deuced N the best written. best
displayed advertisements IS mar
veIOus. The litsrar- man pure
and simple tends towards ezpan-
sion the advertising writer Is con-
crete. His few words bring him 2
large revenue. Some men n this
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08

appearances more often Ian --oc
determines ID nan tanul1E- I on
VII come o ID Or -Cur clothes --H
vii aea o hat -0u cave VIII
ECOI -D1eaEzIEc IN -Cl'- cost
-Ou much --4D5st ash-0ns lOV n
Dress 80 I'd LzEE4E EFRES SION
lIE- EEL-I<-s- { C
Deter. I2uaCec.
Hotel street. opposite L1c 51os.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08
Vacuum 1ILS

new broom sweepz
clean. veil olIea ueee u
uachlne ought % I'M
smooth There So savIug d
30 lec ceEr. % hose vho Use
VACUUM OIL n engineer
d one 81 the principal plan
tations SAYS 81 500 Cylinder Oil
That ons barrel Is good
and :oes is ar Is 5hrea
barrels d ogher Kinds.
Those vnO ne agents tOr
other oils ne forced 70 yet
VACUUM OIL 70 semi 70 their
own mills.
Hundreds d Competitive
resJs nave been made With 5he
500 " Cylinder Oil against
other grades. ana Il las de-
nOustrared is raIue or eco
ana utility beyond al
question
We also handle TINS 1li n
5hrea o1hBr grades known Is.
Tac10Iiue Engine. Arctic En-
ylne and the Heavv Dark III
lrIcating Oil.
It's abOTII time 20 think Of
placing EOTTr orders Tor picture
frames Tor the holidays. We.
nave 5he= ines5 assortment Of
lsW and UNIQUE designs ever
,ent 20 the Stands. Spare Is
! tew minutes Of vOUr time
lnu We viii show voTI the
ampIes. They areBEAIWEa. !
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08
re ress1Hous z 2rs sIa-

Tie eiauao.e. q aIG- g lot
making --ucl progress % .-ussIa.
Ia 40 -CuueE -LC- u -CaL
cling he phone IND houcILg,
Ef2I-1a- 8 nat -Cu- DvIsostk1FCa-
u-aTty C.czzk1
'.C- - -ol-slsc1ousEzIE-n-
.c.LstIEsgCTC-- .FLo's EUeak1Eg!'
5ezInOc hocEIsrrTrUa ksmzVEk
ea0EGuCI- j. want O t-low 3 Iii
rouanskeifskIl-laal uWChzvastow-
ksWeibIerskI til topping With
DrIsOst kIvC hsmaTrvClCzsE-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08
Toilet WARE
1ussuug. DO very useful article d
hat inc
n W READY Z

We nave "a luL atocE.ut the. popular bead
I'd. anu 100000 border patterns than. which
there is nothing more desirable or IN Eeep-
5ngv1-h. he prevailing tvies-
The most desirable. however. mas been
ana always viii ae--.he uiaIn aDouv back
81 "a handsome raIsed silver monogram
These we make I'D IN q variety ri stvtes.
o suIr aacn Individual taste.
P-.ces on rhese GOODS viii be 1ounu lower
nan initial. soods -u. ne United states.
being Iirect 5mpoIrarons rom Europe
rr HEREBY ~c ave ne ligi, tar--f On .ucn
-oous INTO -rler--a-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08

The use Ir-uzE- .v .-- IL ..----z
Luu others asking -5r - junction
-orn5daing. he --ae,iaa " he -ew
Chinese thsates cane IN yesterday
before Judge Gloner- - - -I---z-
ION or he l.aIn-iE-- Lna - s.
TartweII 1r he defendants. The
POUNDS In winch he injunction
YES Lskea- hat Ill Chinese .1er-
rormances necessarily include ~
instrumental performance. and thai
he lchestra-.E he heater vas
ersetsa-Tou-d I'VE uch iismaI-
udsous md mccarthy music hat
L vouId constitute q nuisance. nd.
make lie n he lsighbornood not
worth living.
After -aanz he evidence u u.
=. E-luluzcu- VINO -sstiEea 10 he
lorrId -cusIc u he DID heater.
Mr. -Lurzt0u- 7no IaG zun2onaa
INTO court he -n1ira Chinese band
With heir Instruments. offered u
-1egtorr1auca "a evidence. Ts
proved by. 1us. u he .ctors- hat
5he 11usic vas ~ integral part u
III Chinese lIavs md claimed hat
The court could .uIlV LDpTecIaIs
he dismal character If he music
OnIv Nv hearing Z.
Ir. fartWeII 1uuosed rs nitro
Iuction Is JsIug. contrary o he
mics II evidence Lnu utterly reg
1iar. lie Lsked 4 he case vent .
I'D on LDneaI now could he music
Ne preserved. % hat he supreme
G0Hrt couId near 2.
Hr. Thurztou reDlied hat Z
5ouId Je preserved n he Dhono-
EraDh 4 there vas one. Lnd- 1e-
sides re claimed hat he music
vas not Tor be Supreme Court. DTIc
Tor Judge CoOper 20. hear n order
20 settle be question ~ fact.
After due consideration Judge
Co0per. admitted he performance
n evidence. The Instruments were
tuned and Il the vOru u COM
nanu. ne i've gOuEs- Two cvnDdIs.
Dlg- base 1ruu1- ana several other
effective Dut indeserIOaDie instTu-
ments went 1tf. Such music had
never before 5een heard n ne
CONT roOm- [t rattied and
screamed and beloved. and thuu-
isYed around he room. ana -rIed
10 burst the windows. The futI
1enchof The supreme Court. sitting
n another rOoc- promptly la--
iourned and hurried n The meet
ing Of The Board % Health 10 ne
-oOn1. below came TO o dead stand
still. and the audience. Including
The Cabinet. rusEzd our Z. Devil
iermsnt. Mr.. Iarsden. n he
department below. De-
came wild Z sald- and trIeG 20
get ont Of the window 1Ut inme-
iiat5Iv recovered himself. and *
claimed nat az lad Now found
new remedy Tor Japanese beetle.
This. portraits 1I The eminent ius-
ices. now departed. which adorn
he walls Of the. court -oor- we're 8
disturbed and presented me
CHASTITY speetacIeot lifting I'D heir
lands and closing heir. ears.
After i've minutes. u perform a
nee. the court ordered the noise -
o abats and the trIai proceeded
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08

Li2Ircresser-'>-es- E pride ny
EFT IN he act hat ii hs aIse
IaIr which ell IS thoroughly
genuine
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08

TO. 3 a11a 30 Fort street. 5a1osE-s ian
Stables. 2t3AJTTEAA .T5JN sua -9EE-
BIT 4 le3aIrICZ = - IescrIuIIC-s
Growing. 3lusiUZ nc 2esU0azIuZ
inns suo 8ic-cgs }auaITIuQ s speeIaiEF.
3IGVCI--z1 T9R ALI.
~eitUn0ue 5O7.
-nIC
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1895-10-08
/. 4 /. Corner IS DUR 3iaHd.

Z45 3 our eieDu0ue.
LARoA-I'S EXPIRES our name.
We move furniture ~ ne Oh or z
Q IS Iv he -0aG according o quality
y distance auu 70 EuaranIee al TorE
lone JV-Is.
-GI61u1Cg messengers N siauu %
C-eIgC 6T6aCeEs vii -LCu rs prompt sLt
= o IA Let2ila z landing, uaHAIng
.uo checking Baggage.
Al WORK UIeTICUsuuea ny com psbeub
1eE-
VA ARISEN.
-oUrIetor Larseu-s Express,
+O7S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
CITY BRnVlrINs.

r. p. FORESTER reported the loss Of two
or three suits of clothes, stolen from his
room, to tho police Yesterday.
f.. Raphael managcr of the Houston
clearing house. reports the bank move
mept for December II IA Sl,2s7 3Sl.
\ blaze caused by the burning OF a
bale Of cotton called IA, fire department
to S1abo'a gin. No dainaga resulted.
The engagement Of Mr.. Morris Rosen-
field of this city to Miss Nellie Sachse Of
New orleans j. announced. Mr. RoSrnioid
left last evening for New Orleans.
Madame Goldberg rs making extensive
preparations for her grand concert, which
Will take place AT the opera house on
thu night of January H.
Tho labor ordinance md the ordinance
with regard to the obstruction of side
walks will engarc the attention of the
council nj It's regular session tomorrow,
There will be bicycle races at Coombs
rnrk this afternoon, beginning at 2'So.
All wheelmen who desire 10 attend should
take special ear on Texas avenue at .
o'clock.
The GERMAN which was to have been
given during the coming week. compli-
men'lry to Mis- Jeauneth Jones, by AIR;
and Mrs. N. Il. Jones, has been postpo led
until January 3
Thu l.eft-Haaded Fishing club Will
meet Wednesday, Decemher ., at head
members arc requested to materiali2e at
the hour OF o'clock ON said day.
The members OF the Houston Quartette
club presented their leader, Felix SChram
a handsome gold headed cane last night
a most fitting recognition of the services
! of Mr.. Schram during the past two years
on Christmas night complimentary
hon viii be tondcret the home nj visiting
young ladies ut Montotlore Han lay the
young jewish society mon of Houston. All
are cordially invited 20 attend and a good
ume is anticipated by all
Miriam lodse NJ. 80, knights and
Ladies Of Honor. win give n grand fancy
dress and masked ball on Now Years cVe
| Mt Turner hall The committee of ar
mentJ TO insure a night of pleasure foI
all who attend
Tho Second ward Methodist Sunday
sCm1b' y. nv NJ h ~ e
| December ~, at O'clock y. m. Rev. j
| 6. MOeller OF East Bernard, Mo, vii
| be present, IN friends of the school are
| invited TO attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
PERSONAL MENTION.
j. D. Lewis Of Austin is In the c

j. ID. Lewis or Austin Is In the city.
w. A. Bowman of Austin is In the city.
w u. Johnston Of Alvarado ia In tho
city.
Albert Huber Of New, Orleans ,s v,s,t,n,
relatives in thls citv.
Mrs T. W Hutchinson is v,s,t,re ro,.-
+I[cs a. p.va1 TcxnS - 's'"
c,,,. ~ -. ~. 80 , l..
Guy a. br{an' ir, OF Bryan Is
- 80
- -; ."Iy' a wen hnoWh business man
VI p"''as' Is IN inc 'lty'
Miss Lucy r.. NcAiilen has returned
from visit 10 NooHNilio'
Hon: J. +. Lauier has returned from
a business trip 10 Woodvlle.
Gilbert Hay of Waco. n prominent in
u r,,,.,,, , t,.,,i,,,,.. ~ ,
commercial tourist. is In the CITY.
c-olonnl y I siadcc th. ron,,,s+ oh,oc
''''t' -, ~ Fl'Ntt, nv pVP"llSt tHlcl~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
Drummer BREVITIES.
News Notes From Houstons Prosperous
Suburb.

News Notes From Houston's Prosperous
Suburb.
The Post Is on sale daily at the Drummer
Grocery company.
Mrs. A. H. Meyer OF sealy was a visitor
to the family of Rev. J. F. Childers the
past week.
DR.. n. ]. Phenx has arrived with his
family and is occupying the late resi-
dence of Mr.. Rhodes.
Mrs. William Fletcher was In Drummer
on route to ssenly TO spend n while as u
guest Of Mrs. a. II. Meyer.
The funeral OF Mr.. Henry Sauber oc-
Cured from his late residence on Wash
ington street yesterday morning.
Professor Telge's residence on Drummer
avenue is nearing completion and he OK
poets to move his family into 1t after
Christmas.
The children will be presented with gifts
from a handsome tree to be erected in
the store or the Brunner Grocery com
pany on Christmas Day. Messrs. Childers
have spared no palms 10 make this event
one Of JOY to tho young folks. and they
have all received or will receive tickets
emitting them to prize free gratis.
On Tuesday evening the school house
Will be the scene Of the Christmas enter
tainmcnt by the scholars. teachers and
officers. Of the Union 03aptIst and Meth
odist Sunday school. An Interesting pro-
eramme of vocal and Instrumental music,
songs. Rotations. Dialogues, pantomimes.
etc. has been prepared, and those having
parts are well rchoArscd \ tree, well filled
with presents for the children, Will grace
the occasion. ana altogether "A good time
is promised those who attend.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
MORTUARY REPORT.

City Health officer j. w. clarendon
made public yesterday the official mortu-
airy report for the city Of Houston for the
week ending Saturday, December 81:
December li-Mrs Alfred. 81 years OF
age; senlity.
December l5-James l.. Davis. colored
50 years of age; sensillty.
December l7.-Sophie Reynolds, months
of age; inquest. II. Johnson. "a years OF
age; congestive fever.
December Isl. Maxhed, 20 years OF
age phthisis pulmonalis. Gus Garacus. Is
years Of age; hemopivsis.
December 19--Nirs. Florence G.. Hunter.
81 years OF age, consumption Alberta
Hamilton. colored, months OF age; pneu-
monia. Infant of Joe j.. Schilling, :
months of age: spasms. Henry Saubor, 81
years of age: paralysis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22

Sam Brashear officiating, In the presence
of few relatives and invited guests. Ar.
ter the nuptial ceremony was pronounce
the event was appropriately celebrated
with the enjoyment OF wine. cakes and
fruit. during which toasts of friends pres
ent ndded not only mrth and pleasure
Lov,ther has been n citizen of Texas and
this city for tie past seventeen years.
having come here from the New England
states well recommended as an expert
handler of dynamite. His introduction to
thu, business people here was a series of
contracts for laying mains OF the water
works. in which business he Is stu en-
gagged. The bride Is respected lady,
relct Of Il grocer at one time engaged In
business on Main street opposite the Ma
sonic Temple. and who has three dnngh-
ters. who have been married within the
past few years, and who with their
friends, unite in extending to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Iowther a long lease OF happy
life continuation of the bliss made
holy by the union OF yesterday.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-22
HUNTING HOMES.

Northern Agriculturists En- Route n III
Campo.
twenty-five families from South Da-
kota- Iowa ana Nebraska passed throurh
the city last night On route to HI Gamma
and other towns In the coast country.
They were wen to do. had splendid horses
and were fully equipped for agricllturol
pursuits The now corners said they had
been attracted TO Texas by the rlovin9
accounts OF the fertility of tho soil and
lnildness OF the climate by friends Mo
have been prospecting In Texas In the
coast country. They constitute the ad
vance guard OF a large number OF North
ern farmers who have decided to abandon
the sterile lands and rigorous winters OF
Nebra9ka and Dakota for ,roXas