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CONFIDENCE IN GENERAL.
Reports of Business Throughout the
United States.
THE WEEKLY REVIEWS OF TRADE,
X q. Dun 4 & q. and Brads'resps Give ~
Concen.us of Cnpdi ION. l., tho
Comm iciai World.

New York, December 13-R. G. Dun
& Co.'S weekly review OF trade tomor-
row will say: 1t has been a very quie'
week. without any disturbance. Prices
of manufactured products slowly recede
from the high water mark OF speculation
and no material increase In demand Is
now expected until after the holidays, but
there Is general confidence that greater
activity Will then appear and that works
wi. CHI have stopped a little earlier than
usual will again be called into operation
The government crop repor, caused
scarcely n ripple of interest though indi-
eating 6400. 900 bales of cotton and a larger
acreage than had been expected of winter
wheat
Great supplies of cotton brought over
from the previous year rendered 1t unim
pol tan, whether the yie.d of ls95 was
100 900 or 600, 900 bales except as affect
Ing future planting and the extensive
organizat ons of planters to keep back
their cotton. dopl1ves small reports OF
their natural influence. Whether from
Tint cause or not, receipts have recently
been over 40 per cent smaller than last
year. hut takngs of spinners and exports
are ass smaller. The price rose 3-l6 ana
I e -oscd at sos.
Mteat continues TO Gene forward so
rPrid.y that past estimates of yie.d,
whether official or unofficial are dis
crtdNcd. Western receipts we're 6,003 ivi
l'''' els for the week, against 3l0S.6l1 last
year, while Atlantic exports Qour IN
led a. -Mn-at were but Ls6,35o.
against 2.5G2lh last year AT current
prices 1t seems improbable that market
Ing has been out Ct proportion to yield,
and prices for the week show lite
change
iron furnaces In blast December l,
uruei out 1871 tons weekly, against
.ll,3o6 November L. an lncrea q of SOU
tons IN stocks uns old. But actual con-
I sumption Is much smaller than the out
Put ut present and prices again declined.
NO, ! anthrncite 10 Si3.75. Bessember pig
g. Piusourg 10 $3.50, and grey forge TO
Finished products are weak and sell
I below quotations, though quoted prices
average about Z Of per cent lower for
the week
Wool has not advanced with lead sales
as was expected ana 1856 00o pounds nave
been sold, 2305 700 foreign, against 5.47g 3U0
IN the same week of 1852, of which IA.
500 were forega. The slow market FOR
goods hinder dealings. In mems goods
! vcnrs prices in low grades and the larg-
est makers Of cay worstcds have reduced
pr Cc9 to last years since the Openlng
Business In cottons has not gained ana
/ mint cloths are SOW at 81. while "A few
more reductions are noted IN prices or
other goods. The manufacturer has hau
a highly profitable season. though dun
now
| Failures for the week have been sss IN
and fifty-four in Canada, against forty
Inst wear
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Shepherd, Texas, December l3.-"Knlei
his first bear, by gatlln's" The town Is
ablaze with honnres; no such occasion
witnessed Tor many a day. Ex-Governor
Hogg killed his first bear today. The
greatest political efforts OF his life are
es nothing compared with the plea KS
no Is now making to escape the blood
paint always applied by old hunters.
which Is tradition and sacred custom
and time-honorcd rule on the killing of
the first big game. His friends who ae-
rompanied him arc earnestly interested,
and even though he should escape the or.
deal It is thought 1t will bo necessary 10
sit w with him.
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HYNt NEAL

LlOYD-T1FNRY-Walle5is S
ceuher l2.-Mr. J, N, HM y
Henry Of Harvester. TINS c0uih 4
married TODAY. "
TWO MARRIAGES-New yls .
December i2.-Married, al ln1vsilss
rust Brill 10 Miss Ida Knole' i'un'
NJ 50 Ida Scharenbers.
IONES-W ATERS-Kosss Igs
cemhcr i3.-Merried. at cof'iasi h
daV. the sth. Mr.. Albert Jones n
to Mira Lula Waters.
UoWsE-KELTNER-ManoI. .lI1'
cemher 1l.-Mr Coleman hGNs X, \
Bortll Kcltner were marr'e9 "~
tian church this evening
Tj-MPLE-liIIL-Tenple. NJ
ccnb.r 10 M. +. Temple sna ~ 4.
were married at the resio.hc ~, y T.
Yesterday evening, on SIKH '"u- q,
HrDGfNs.M MURRAYIsssssss, .s Y
TeNp. December i2.-At ~ .,i ~ nss|
tho brides parents. near hs'a 81 rs
N Mise Lanorah McMurfss vs. w., n
Ia Thomas Hudgins Key. s'e"~ Z
chr -Hnn church officiating
roEE.FUILILovE-Io..,sss.,l,t \ Il
c,uhcr l.. Married, peeein ,sr,, MI
rcsi snce OF the brides pa,e sav.cs
Mrs rom Fulli.ove, nea H.. 49, I. N I
Mil sallic George Fniiilvs'r sS,it +
Do, OF Hubbard. son o' s'r
pultc Of Kcsse, -. y.,s1
THO WEnDINGS-Waei,nNss,,,is sss
Ct nbcr THE following s ID,
place here last night: w NV ia
ana NJ - Mamie Sellers. npstar;l
S Cf6clating. Matthew f H IVA
Mis4 Beulah Yates, Rev y, -"
s-pt-sTER- weatheg5iIsIss, mi
pacen,bcr l9-.i aFtinighl J; y III MI
ident OF the Citizens Na va. IN ~ 4
of the largest land owners ,nsa,fsi a
man i'm the county, was n xrsal
ssn'i'o nnster q daughter o.
* Buster Of this city,
Ts.McoRMlcE- a I, tss
December Married, a. rl,rssiI
'hn,ch here last night ana ans w N
~ ~ ~ TI,eads 10 both PARIS n
Butts to Miss BESSIE ,,,r ~" il Mrb 4
aartiee are well known = ,,achs J,
Mis- Mccormick beng Ssre nj
Bentist Sunday saho2i sgn,,thbcctis
"a oro,m will take the so ~ fsr IN
re rain Monday mo'N
their future nome
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NORTH GALVESTON 1rrNls.

North Galveston. Texas. December IL
Mr.. Hugo Gallhowski and Foreman Tom
canham left roI Galveston today having
finished the contract OF treating with tho
Galilno~slh process the plies FOR the new
La Porte railroad bridge across Galveston
bay. These gentlemen contemplate snend-
ms the winter in Galveston. They win he
greatly missed here. who. they have
WHuy warm fttrnfs ana well wish,rs
Mt OLAF Ellison. manager Of the North
.ihlNeston eS'Hte spent the day IA CAT
weston today.
Tho work Of public Improvement was
iogun last week ana VIII De- prosecuted
Throughout The winter Mon and teams
age nusy levounr, sradina aud dltchip1
ihr streets, aud when the work rs nnishc 3
North Galveston viii be one of the hest
ratn"i towns on the bay shore
Mrs Cooke wife Of t. G. Cooke of this
rln sailed from Liverncoi Erg for
N'" York today. Mr.. Cooke. who Is now
NO Chicago. will meet n-r IN New York
and accompany hos home The aro ex-
r"rttd Ia reach here nhout the I'D instant
Nr1 Cooke has been on aii extended vlsi,
10 her old homo I'm England
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nEA1.MnNr n1,nnrr

Beaumont. Texas, December tl--Beau-
mont lodge No. 1897, knights of Honor.
have elected the following ofiicers j. Il
sunlSeL dictator. s.. II Van Wormer.
vice dictator: c. Blanchc.te. assistant
dictator. W. a. Ives reporter. G. \.
Oliver financial reporter; y. c. McFr-
lane, treasurer: q f. Tucker shuplain.
7, a. Lamb, guide; j. W. Myrick quart
ian; j y Chaison, sentinel: A. o. Dou-
yette, Thomas ". Langliam and $ W
Van Wormer, trustees Onhcers win be
a restaurant conducted by H. Rcuc. an
Foutl street, was entered by sneak th!ovss
inHi night. who atolc IS In money and
various provisions
Johnny Williams coored was this
morning placed under 800 bond by Jus
iicN kiFehy TO answer II charge " sr-
JUNCTION preferred ny n col1rrd girl Con
stahie Shields made the arrest
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ORANGE LOCALS

Orange, Texas. December 70. 49, The
Womans' Parsonage and Home Mission
society met last night and elected officers
for the ensuing year as follows: Presl-
dent Miss Annie Salls, FIRST vice presi.
dent, Mrs b. q. I.atchem; second ,,o,
president Mrs. j. u. Bland secreta,,v
Nrs. y. K. Ford: assistant secr7,srS
MISS Lena Ingram; treasurer, Mrs. q a
AL, agent for Our Homes" Mrs "
IA smith, delegates to East Texas animal
GS9nt91!enee, Mrs. George Can and Mrs
Key W, W, Watts. pastor Of the Meth.
oalst church hcre, Will preach his IsSt
sermon for this conference year Smn6a,,'
sud VIII leave Monday morning for SN5,
ference, which oonvenes AT TexarLann
on the 18th ''N"i mann
The Epworth League has arran,o1
hold a memorial service next Sun5s,. 4,
the Methodist church. IN Inomory o. +, ~
deceased member, Miss Lola Ford '"e'r
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SUGGESTED erRaLARs.

Bran, Tsxas. December ,l2.-John K.
psrks-s store In the Bra5os bottom was
robbed iast night by a negro VINO con-
e@a.ed hsuse.f and WIS lccket IL the
hDrise when the store WAS csusnd He
he.ge-5 niussii 10 whisky. snun ana Other
articles, afpvppr 9'ei tire co1Serts o. the
case drawer. about s. and sscane1
Il roceh the Rack 5oor, whica was barred
a7 tce i-s5te. Blce-acsn1s were pat on
t1s trzA
Calvert. Texas. Decssuher i..-Eurz,ars
e-cks .pto lake Abrams saloon this
r1orTE-g 5~sars ssy and robbed aim OF
O. - ets Mr Abrams sscrete-a tho money
e -ss s4lcrn, A1c q is sapr1sed that ne
wHs arrfe1s4 ~ snr1e see who committed
RE rgTsAlzy- 10 cue
1seeaSrrs, Texas December L The
.sslsc - lis 2s-izaou- n North ciresn-
v1s catered y s 51rg.aT last night
b. eE--l-r -@-1lge e s.--ea. aa4 $50 tn
-lcFy a-ls s-co4l ran a oqrea1 drawer.
Nc -t7s
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portions Of the stock list, par.I,sl,.
INDUSTRIAL groups and coal uob 4
ran" avs on the whole have ~, !!
and showed q decided tendasrv 1.
lower. Apnrehenslans thai cons,.. !
pass no measures to remedy ths I, }
currency and financial trNibiss ~
the existing currency situation nj
along for a considerable time. Esr I,
ally Offset by a belief that n. ~
WI Issue bonds to replenish d. nj
serve If necessary, irresnect!a \
congress may do or leave un;y,
fact mat foreign exchange hss ~ :;
err and that the gold exports tor b. 4
an ounted to only siO10g0. Nu Il
without a reassuring Influence n,
took little or nb pat In the lrltr I
ana the foreign markets are III 81
less depressed.
a rise IN discount rates al PA 1
lin ana other centers, coupled ral
tact that the destination Of he sstl
PORTS this week to Germany Grad
idea that some other newer t srz,1
20 d-aw gold from this co1Sr =
than take from London, lss,fns 4
taoin whether the specie outits II
continue next week. The puhls III
lean practically out Of snssis'a
week. except during the llquiiite 4
induNrials, caused by the MI
IN American Tnbacco stocks III
c,deut indeed absorbed the s'.xsl
III. street during the early uTf
week aud had depressing ~
tre General market, The ~
tie industrials which follcsk ~
stcadving nrices to some exfH
close ~ the week wps dfvet
ish movement in leading coal ~
seems prernratorv to the ~
of the Reading reorsani,afIon =
Is 10 be brought out next wHl
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BUSINESS MOBILES.
RlTICH & STEIN.

Galveston. Texas. december i3.-Bleich
& Stein doing grocery business a, 221
Market street, filed an assignment IN the
county clerks office yesterday afternoon.
transferring all their property, save ex-
cmpt ots. to Isaac Houser for the purpose
OF paying the following named creditors:
Jake DuVis q Co. $lJ46.5l, Levy, Rcscn-
berger n TO. S60iOI; Moore, Mckinney y.
Co., Sls7,41; +. j. Willis y Bro, So, 81;
Pdbst Brewing company, $40: Purcell d
Co, sn09i; Galveston Coaee and spice
niilS. SCI 20; X. ". W olston x Co., SloNGj,
Galveston Crockery store. Sli.35; Ma, or.
kahn q Freibcrg $3.50; ID. Sachs * son.
Louisville, Hl5.G9. Wichita Creamery com
rany, Wichita, Kan. 5000. y. Stc!nhardt
4 Co; Kansas City, $50; y. a. Marx,
New orleans, S3i. g. Flsas Paper company,
New York. &Hl2; High ls,7ud Mineral
Water company, Galveston IS; o. G. Ford
tran, Galveston, Si723; Smith Bros. & Co.
New Orleans. $500 Gus teis Il CO.. Gal
teA On, 10. h. c. Lyons & CO., San
Frlncsro, Slnl9j; David @. Evans & CO..
st. Louis, si6.@ BAN 81 Chapman, St
Louis, SIG; Llevre. Frcke & Co. San
francisco. $2l2i: Geo. NJ. Steirer & Son.
Galveston $il.s3; f. Boolis x Co. Law
renee, Kan. SID l.. 81 a. Schraf. st.
outs, $l25.5; John Hagerman, Galveston.
1870. w. ]. Hughes & Co, tls.N: W. l..
Moody e Co, 500; Morris Klein. $40; II.
l'lakencd, ;4J5; J. Block. $500, NJ Rausch.
$40, y. Stein, $500; j. Levy q Bro, S215.
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CONVICTIONS IN cHERoKrE.

Rusk. Tt>as, December l2.-Distrlct
court win adjourn tomorrow or next day
there being some matters yet to dispose
or The following parties have been con-
yicied AT this Term; John baltimore, col
ored, four cases OF burglary two years
theft Of cattle two years IN each case
and fye years In n chse 81 perjury; i'm
Jordan. then ot hog, two years IN peri-
Tertiary: George Simpson, murder, ten
years; John l.otlln, murder, five years IN
penitcitiary: joan Fry. perjury nVe
Yeas in penitentinry. Every case that
was tried was convicted.
Judge \. c. Davis. who was appointed
Judge November /. 1895, vice Jas. 7, Policy
resigned. Ia giving satisfaction and IL
very popular here.
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RRADsTREET's on FINANCES

New York. December lS.--Bradstreets
financial review Of the week:
While narrow and profession specuia-
non IN the stock market has not been
without features of decided interest. dun
ness has indeed prevailed for the greater
part OF the week, but 1t was broken by
Incidents OF sufficient Importance to pro-
uuce tho temporary activity In certain
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i u.s. Blood d pSIssS9 sl Tpsiiassltss
tnaursrhai Discharge. uiesr' ~ "a
OF Women. .adrsss pR- e,rsst ~
cS' al iSs ". coInSn,ISdiN 10. , : II
s' Siall Ne treatment a. s n 80
ssymp pcmen n'I No, . for
4 for Catarrh'
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MnnTGAnFn. aiIElrp

San Angelo. Texas. December Is In the
ease OF the First National bank Of Big
Springs Vs. g. W. iiobbs tried "a the
district court here today, judgment Was
rendered IA favor Of plalnu.n The Qucs.
hpn Of law wac whether or not a mort.
lh@e on eteep would hold the Wool taken
from the hacks % tAo sheep. Defendant
gave notice Of appeal
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BANK CI.EARfNris

New York, December l3-The following
table, compiled by Bradstreets. shows the
total tlearhnces at the principal citic@
and the percentage of Increase or decrease
as compared with the corresponding week
last year:
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PATIENTS ron TuyANs

Patents granted to citizens Of Texas for
the week ending December 10 reported
through tho office " j. +. Healc. solicitor
OF iatFntA, - q street ~ W, WashinE-
Jnhu j. Click. BcHoyue quilting frame
t.ilfha I, Day, HTnhHn syringe
James Moran, Orange furnace
f1t water elevators
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STATE BANK NOTE IT, =,

Atlanta. Ga, DecemOe 80 br 4
ture has opered up a /. wa a.. IA NJ
the cons;itutiOnell,y Of 1o sss u II !
tax on STATE o tsad Al a forrrsI. y =,
has been amended 81 Will en,s,
citizens OF the si a,ss for ths =, 7,
bank and issue lo'sss SAFE bank Y y
p1rpose Of trying me s' able as,.'ssr
Have given the sHolss, AK i ~
t 10 defend si in the courts ~
hank notes, ~-
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RESIDENCE Ar 1yr1st,

Tyler, Texas, December l2-The rest
dence OF c. T. Bonner. situated in the
southern portion o. the city. was des.
na 80 az tls.sal assured In the Queen for
sue In the Continental for 1900 and Ia
the Palatine for S9J; total Insurance
800
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RESIDENCE Ar SHERMAN.

Sherman. Texas. December 1.-THE res
iaer,ce OF W W. Davis. West Houston
street. WIS damaged to the amount OF
S2e hits morning. Fully insured.
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r. BALLAItr q ca

Jefferson Texas, December i2-R. BAL.
lauf a co. Of this city attached lie /. d,
Lnmber company this morning for 81 q
amount due BGllauf Florsheim RS,
Dry foods company Of Shreveport also H.
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src. maximum 6, Eainirnun ": no ran
raf
Sa,sshrry-y c. Holmes; Temperature.
maximum -, minimum q: rainfall. trace
On tire ah.
s:are-i-c. r. Mercer Temperature.
1saxiracTn a. minimum 81; no rainfan.
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Held FOR ATTEMPTED ARSON.

Eoeedale, Texas. December i3-The ex-
aiming trial OF y. Geigerman. charged
with arempt 20 burn the property OF
Iheo Crohn q Co., OF which hfp he ~As
night The ACQUIRED was nut inder a
bend ~ 1900, which he readily gave.
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KILLED HIS FATHER.IN.LAw.

Dallas, Texas, December is-Today at
about e o'clock Clark Coleman shot ara
fatally wounded his father-in-law. Henry
Wellington, over family troubles about
hNa Wllos north of this city. Coleman left
Oh horse and has mt boon arrc8tcd.
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sherman, Texas, December l2-WnIiem
Berger today dled trust Decd On
stoak OF furniture, hardware, &C, at Den.
about $1,000; assets not gwen.
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sherman. Texas, December l2.-W. /
McHale & Co, tailors. OF d n'son trday
assigned for the benefit II creditors. La
hilities ana assets not given.
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AssAssfNATED.

San Angelo. Texas December i3--Jack
towers was shot and killed yesterday
about thirty-fve miles from San Angela
while out hunting hts horse Five bullets
pisrcsh his body II Is not known who
did tho shooting.
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RI.AzE AT sT. PAUL

St Paul. Mimi, December la-Fire do
siroyea esrly today the sgd Wal1n hnild.
l.e. occupied by Guiiernaan Bros man
iaciirers % shirts PANTS and oSerails
oss 90 fully covered hy insuralice
FIVE hundred men we're employed.
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RECOVERED HEAVY DAMAGES.

sherman, Terns December is.-Lee
Vance was today awarded $1,000 damages
agsinet the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
ana the Houston and To1us Central rail-
ways on account Of injuries incurred in a
wreck al Waxahachie
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HAY AND GRASS

Denton. Texas December i2.-pr. c.
TipscoTnb los; today $50 ty the destruc-
ton OF hay, together with the burning on
Town.
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TENANT Hni-sF
7 = .
Chenrell Hul

cheppeil Hill December l5.-Eariy this
morning a house on Nj chadwick's 10,
and owned by MIN. occupied by Green
Marcus, colored, a tenant. burned.
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Brownwood. Texas, December ls.-J.
Porter filed a deed Of trust TODAY r @
lantls trustee. Liabilities, about 5000
preferred creditors. Wow
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The FIRE RECORD.
STABLE RrRNrn

Austin, Texas. December is--The stable
81 Jacob facets. with ali It's contents,
was destroyed by Ere tonight. total loss
S-a
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REcE1vERsn1p CONFIRMED.

Rusk, Texas, December 12,--The case OF
John b. Reagan, receiver Of the New
Birmingham Iron ana Land company, was
tried here yesterday. The stockholders.
or a part of them asked that the appoint-
meni Of the receiver. made in vacation
and re-mace yesterday al the regular
term Of the district court. be set aside.
Iudre T, c. Davis the PRECEDING judge,
refused 10 discharge tho receiver The
judge fixed the receivers salary at s32i
per month. The company appealed TO the
court of civil appeals at u,lNoSton ana
an order was made restraining the re-
ctiNer from dolnS anything except collect
ms rents and renting cut property of the
company.
The company has about s2oo.Ooo worth
OF properly, consisting Of lands atout
-0r0u acres furnace city lots In New Pi--
udneharD etc. 2 he receiver was arpOirt-
al on application Of \. f. Blev.s and other
slnckho'isrs, they claiming the furnace
tould be run with profit to the Stoch.
holders, and the receiver was appointed
to run the furnace
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u W NTI@Ll VII'N tNAI. VI ETtCTIANT.
sherman, Texas. pecemuer i2.-G. w.
Kelly, general merchandise dealer at Col.
insv!llo, today flea an assignment ana
enumerated indebtedness as follows: Pilot
Point Mil company sl243i: Cuilers 4,
Henry, Sherman. s35s79: Eagle on m
nany. Dallas, Ne.54; II. Walsh. Shcraa j,
Jackson * Dechnan. Dallas. SECS sn.der
Davis, sherman. s5S II Moron y Hard
ware company, Dallas, Sl23G w l. am
Candy company, St | outs. Si0l 81. < y,
Panhrey Collnsviile. 1910: I. T. Be.ci Ell
Colilinsviile, 500; Mrs. Annie Canph Il,
! lusville $40, G. Wilson. Etfcl Tevss.
Sii5: Mrs. Lula Robertson Colnrv lie
SO: =. I. Snores, Colliasvillc, so. Total.
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' 'ss ' 'hsss !. .s' ,ss, s.'sr ~ u, NIX
sny,hins with appresi.,,h',Ns s'a,s N
seal condition VAN. ~ n s,r 4,
h'i'y. He cannot sn y, ~ v'iios ID |, b
now now enjoyable il NAV Ibs (. |, ~ b.
man with oul tasis 4; \. y ist,s
bilious headache, and r Y "a nou,l N
n "a''., circulating all throusS s \.
mat the world is ali v, ~ aonssl, M
mighty pool place IN SSat, ,nd Ia;
respondent, cynical III. y Mhs
iin,g TO him Such 4 ,i,r v " l, ! ,ssaj
TINS condition that Il /, ,1ps altI Y
IN it, Symptoms III. H.. s n,a nd
s.ipaiion: i is the MOI, n sun, t,a !
causes of sickness. Il I ws, .'''.sn
,s'.,i inr wori or pleasure w
trouble whei you do no, nv. "n !, ~
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may try to sell you scm.lhirSss '. ", y
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
4 PRIVATE WORD
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-14
CONSTITUTIONS coMpLErrD-

7'Hs if''io.'iag charters were fled IN the
eeoaytaaert u STATE today; The Dallas
t@s'+r oosspsny, capital stack so 90; "a.
s'>'Tporai9ra, X Lehman. T. c. Pollock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-10-03
N MORRISON HONS go

~ eTsTY O. NTruaNf. tlstfct Of Manchester. -
BE 1t remembered, that A. a session Of The
Probate Court, holden 81 Manchester, within
and for said District, uu the 5nih dsY q sep
ttnhaf A Il. 1885
Frsreut Hos n fawlFH, Judge
Whereas, John bkttis. Executor % the estate
Of Morrison Higks late q Manchester iu shtd
District deussted bss this dAy pttsuutti 30 said
Court, hls petition 10 wruug setting forth that
Il ~. be ucoesssTy 80 cell part Of the real &c
Of said deceased, for the payment Of the debt .
.ua charges Of Administrations and therein mkk.
Ing Application 20 said Court Ter license 10 make
sugh sale
II is ordered, That sll psrs ne interested IN
the estate Of said deceased be- nuuhod 10 sppear
before said Court, At the Probate uhee IN Man
chester, 10 sAII District. on the 23rd day Of
Oct ober A. b 1885 II 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, by pub.
iie&uun Of this order. three weeks ruccesslyeiy
previous the etO, IN the Manchester JuuRStl., a
newspaper printed at Manchester Aforesaid 10
shos csuse n suy thoY may have, why said
license should Dot bee granted,
2l3w ". b EDGERTON Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-10-03

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