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Smyrna times., 1895-12-11
WANAMAKER,s

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At 81 'H
corded Gingham Dress Pattern.
Printed Serge Dress Pattern.
% In. indigo blue Dress Pattern.
Printed Sateen Dress Pattern.
At $1.25-
~ In. Percale Dress Pattern.
imitation Wool Dress Pattern.
Duck Suiting Dress Pattern.
Corea Madras Dress Pattern.
Fine Sateen Dress Pattern.
At S1.SO-
White Swivel Silk Dress Patterns. In
At $3.50
Imported Pique Dress Patterns. In
boxes.
WATCHES
A long time and very great
care have been expended upon
securing the perfection of the
Watches described herein.
Only long negotiations have
sufhced to bring the price to
the figures named.
They are Mems Watches,
finished in Louis XIV stvle,
with red gold cases. The
movements are jeweled and
are adjusted to heat and cold.
These Watches are very fine
and are from one of the best
Geneva makers. They are
also in the market of slightly
different finish under the trade
mark of a famous name at
VERY MUCH HIGHER PRICES.
A bone fde order for ONE
THOUSAND Of these Watches
enables us to offer them at
$50
each. Equal watches have
never before been offered at
the price, and we are in
formed that it was the largest
single order ever given for
watches Of equal grade and of
a single pattern.
Guaranteed for two years.
certificate furnished
with each watch.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-11
cRA TEFUL-coMFoRTINc.
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST-SUPPER.

BY thorough knowledge ofthe natural laws
Nhien govern the operations 0fdigestion and nu.
triton, and by a careful application of the nron.
erues OF well-selected cocoa, Mr.. Epps has pro
vlded our breakfast tables with delicaiely ia
soled beverage whose use may save us many
heavy doctors bills. 1t is by the iudicious use ~
suCn artic les Of diet that constitution NAV be
gradually built up until strong enough 10 resist
every tendency 70 disease. Hundreds Of subtle
snaladSes are floating around us, ready Ia attack
wnereNeI there is weak point We may escape
many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for-
sl tneu Win pure blood and properly nOurished
frame ~ CfUH Service Gazetie Made simplv Win
boiling water or milk. Sold only in haifDound
tins, BY grocers, labelled thus:
JAMES EpPS & co., Ltd, Homoeopathic
Chemists, London, England
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WOOL DRESS PATTERNS

WOOL DRESS PATTERNS
At So M y ''''''' So
Wide Vale Serge. 2 colorings.
. I illuminated uni cheviot. 5styleH.
All-wool Dress Cloth.
Al-wool Mixed Cheviots. 13 styles.
AlI-wool Dress Cloth. styles.
At So
Fancy Novelty. All-wool Diagonal
Two-toned Cheviot. Bouretted Che.
viot.
At ss.25-
All-wool Cameo cheviot. styles.
At S3.50--
Two-toned Foreign Novelty. styles.
At 81
Fancy Figured Novelty. styles.
COTTON DRESS PATTERNS
Neatly banded)
At 5Oc-
Indigo blue Dress Pattern.
Light figured Calico Dress Pattern.
At 00c--
Fancy Calico Dress Pattern.
Black aud white Dress Pattern.
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Opening of Mails.

From North, 40 1000 a. m, $50 and s25 p. m
Wilmington only.
From South. 7.4O, 1880 A. NJ. 43OP.M.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-11
ELYS Cream Balm

is acknowledged to be the most thorough cure
Tor Nasal Catarrh Cold in Head and Hay Fever
Of all remedies. Il opens and cleanses the nasal
passages; allays pain and Inflammation, heals
the sores, protects the membrane from colds re-
stores the senses of taste and smell. The Balm is
applied directly into the nostrils, is quickly ab.
sorbed and gives relief at once. The results that
follow eatarrh. due 10 to the dropping of poison.
Gus matter into the throat, are irritation Of the
bronchial tubes and soreness Of the lungs accom-
panied by cough. In all such cases we recon =
mend ri cola Balsam to be used in connection
with Cream Balm.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-11
KENTON.
Burned to Death-Experience of Princlpal
Baxter-JOnes--PearsOn NuptiaIs-
Local and Personal Mention.


Local and Personal Mention.
Special Correspondence to the Times.
kENTON, Dec. 1O.-Last Friday week
little colored girl near Downs Chanel
was burned to death. She was buiid-
ing tire when her clothing ignited and
IN her fright started to run over to her
nelg ghbOrs but fell short distaUce from
the house. She was carried back home
and died about midnight. Her brother
was also slightly burned trying to ex-
tlnguish the flames.
Thos. Baxter principal of Kenton
pubic school met with what might have
been a serious accident while returning
home from Dover last Saturday even
ing when within about three miles of
kenton areckless party drove up be-
hind him. He pulled upon the side of
the road to let them pass and run upon
an embankment upsetting his carriage
breaking out the draw bar and tearing
up his harness.
Mr.. BatOler will be in KentOn to-day
to organize a branch of The Farmers
and Merchants National Building and
Loan Association of Delaware.
Personal:-Miss Bert Bailey went to
Philadelphia last Thursday to spend a
few days with relatives and friends
Miss Maggie Arthurs who has been
spending few days at home returned
10 MlddletOwn yesterday. Mrs.
Ihos. Attix who has been spending a
few days with her daughter in Phila-
delphla returned home last night
Mr.. h. .. Bayles is in town. X. S.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-11

The Epworth League held an enter
talnment, on the night of Thanksgiving
at the NJ. Z. Church which was success
tul IN every way. The programme CON
sisted of fine music. recitations, and
readings, which were well rendered.
The young people show talent in
church work, and should have all help
and encouragement possible.
Mr.. W. j. Jones, and Mrs. Rachel
Pears0n, were married Nov. 9th, by
Rev. J. L. Prouse.
The revival meeting began on Sun
day night, Dec. Sth and marked inter
est has been manifested. Four have
already acknowledged Christ as their
Saviour.
The W. G. 7. U. held an interesting
Mothers meeting'' two weeks AGO
which has encouraged and helped the
workers. They propose holding a pub
llc meeting during Christmas week.
The revlvals at Central and Blackis-
tons, have closed after several weeks
duration at each place, with forty three
conversions. G. 2.
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When Customers See

those absolutely AllWool Suits at $500,
either Black or Fancy Cheviots, they ex-
claim cts too good to believe without seeing
them" They are just good as we formerly
paid 5000 for, and just such suits we saw else
where for $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1895-12-11
A First-Rate
The $1,000 Suits

are Clay Diagonals Black and Blue Cheviots,
Cassimeres and Fancy Cheviots in Scotch eff
fects, single or double breasted It's not ne
cessary to say they are all-wool This has
been proven by chemical test. The garments
are made right, trimmed right and sewed with
silk. We have taken great pride in this line.
It's impossible to beat them. You've paid
$1,000 to $500 for the same quality.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-03
Thorough Study of It Makes Us Expert.


 by is Sl 98-Both stylish and comfortable, Are cheap at s3oo inc Shoe Congress Ball. broad stylish and low price will eec community agents Hess Bro. fine shoes young wefuing, naty Neggee brands which selling pue Call and just received.
 in Underwear Bbiggan and IiSe 
 GauzeU ndershirs at Ioce double the price. Undershts and ST. prices unsurpassed else 10. IS, and
 suspende Gents Hndkerchie the largest dis played by house.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-03
A Drive in Hats.

all and SIoo goods purchase
 Fifty assorted Alpine recently sold and S3oo disposal bargains before
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-03
$I4.OO.

Finest suits in imported fabrics English Worsted, Diagonals, sack and frock tailor made never sold for less than $22.oo.
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-03
Goats and Vest,

will buy hobby Office Coat of mixed and colored Alpaca $l. 50 will buy black Alpaca of all wool quality. will black Alpaca Coat and Vest Former S5 $35O will buy drab extra long Mohair Coat
  will buy handsome Serge sian Coat and Ve ock sack
Birmingham age-herald., 1895-06-03

$7.50.
 Black Cheviot and black Clay Worsted. single and double breasted sack and cutaway; never sold for less than SI2.oo.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
PERSONAL MENTION.

Lawlor. s's'' ~ W.
J.; II. Lowell of Waco. represent;py =
we. Wen known bridge building irin, Is in
Mrs. j. G. Parkerson Of San Ap,oo;,
y mere on visit 70 her mother, Mrs. +
-. Hite, 1i04 Texas avenue.
Horace II; Rowland the Tyler hapka-
returned TO his home last night. He Viii
come to Houston again next week.
Colonel A. II, Belo of the Dsltas.Cat
ttsstoh News was in the city yf,sterdsr
ne Is IN excellent health, better. in fact
Than for years past. az
p MISS Laura Hobby left Yesterday IN,
iucnmond, where She will snend ,ba
GGoiiaays with the family of Or. and Mr.
p a. stone OF that place.
:, Special Deputy Great Incobone. Cao
n. Westlake, Improved Order of ~
zen SH, arrived yesterday from Cuero AM
victoria, Texas, and reports moss. a.,'.
OF TWO or more good sized tribes In H.
clues mentioned. DR.. p. s. Jenkins ~ !.
reported by Mr.. Westlake ns ,naTi, y,
srsa. progress In Galveston and viii IT,
nn,itnts q tribe there Of 100 mambers rr
= hesday next. Mr.. WestIake win hn
a. a. .n n,o meeting Of Tonkaway tribe Sion.
u"y night In this city. 'l'''
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
CITY BREvITIEs .

"Sin Killer" Griffin will preach At CanT
Zion (coioredl church TOMORROW night.
The 2-year-old child of Fanny Brown
colored, injured by FIRE Friday. died al
the inirmary yesterday.
L. Raphael. manager Of the Hous,or
clearing house, reports the following bank
Increment: Houston, December il, 1898
S1r352,001.
Coun; Moltks Camp. No s5S3. For
resttrs Of America. VIII meet in regular
session Monday evening, December 10
al saengerbnnd hail. Officers will h
elected for the ensuing year
The members ~ the Wanan's Ex.
change viii meet a tho residence 81 NJ
J. A Huston, 9lJ Aus6a street. AZ 3 70
Monday afternoon. Every member 4,
requested to attend promptly.
All former pupils OF Mrs. VI. A. Har.
pers physical education class are re-.
~ sted to meet her AZ BRYAN ball on
Tuesday morning at II o'clock for in,
specton and complimentary review.
Building permits were issued to tho
following yesterday; Mrs Ellen +
Brown, cottage on lIenry street AUen
addition, $500, johanna Wells. frnne
box house, Colorado and summer streetn
Niu; rs Stella g. Carr. twa-qtorv ra.i.
dence on Chartres street $500.
DR.. j. T Henderson a noted spaojet
ist Of Chicago has permanently iocato1
IN houston, having taken a long lcaee
on . suite of rooms in the Moore Pr.
X Bnrnet building. 1913 Texas avenue
ile comes highly recommended from s,f,,
OF the wealthiest and most grotnineo,
families Of that city.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
ouARTrrrE CONCERT.

Third Annual Complimentary Tororrow
lsNenins.
At Brysa's hall tomorrow evening the
third annual complimentary concert by
the Houston ausr;ette viii he given. only
those invited Will be admitted. The pro-
grzmule:
e Invitation TO Dance"
Tho Houston oglartetie club.
Cor7let Duo. See the Pale Noon.
Messrs. Harper and UpilRe.
Baritone solo. Voice Of the Woods,
Mr. +, p Baffinsion.
In Vocal Combat s a. e '''''
Then Youn Remember Me" and
Rocked IN the Cradle Of the Deep.
The Houston QGartetta Ciuh.
Soprano solo "Elsls Dream u, from
Mrs +. Hacker.
Violin solo. Romance ............. singer
Mrs, Edwin y. Parker.
Quartette from "Rigoietto.
Misses Estelle bnrgheiu and Bessie
Hughes, Messrs. &. Gruuewald and }
H. Taylor
The Houston ouartette club
The club is nov composed Of the fol-
First ienors; i. BelberFe, Harold Woo !
head ". l. LattinE, James \ Siraud.
L. Rathman. J. Il. Taylor:
Second ten9-s 9. " Updlke l. y
Fes e ilan' ob nys''y 1 aIgs'' A0"'r a
rirs; bass: T. p. Buffington Theodore
Reyck, paul verkin Il. .Mbrecht ., NJ.
scholi Baells Allen, Alexander Bart
l.ngek. c. Gotham, W. Rodgers II p.
= second bass. Clir GrunewaId. D. d.
Bryan. Ell Walker, Z. Perkins.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
EIGHTY MILE POSTS PASSED
ne Venerable William Joel Bryan
Celebrates Yesterday.
ADINlNG IN HIS HOME TAKES PLACE.
( a Nephsw u Stephen y. Austin aud sixty
Four Years Citizen OF TexAs.
Those Present.

Mr., and Mrs. James NJ. Burroughs
cave a delightful dinner party yester-
figy afternoon at their cuzy home on
peaSe avenue, near Caroline street. To
celebrate the S0th anniversary of the
birth of Hon. William Joel Bryan, Mrs.
Burroughs grandfather. forty-seven
wears a citizen of Brazorba county. Mr..
BRYAN is a nephew of stephen +. Austin
aud arrived in the then Mexican State
Of Texas, August Is, 1851, siSty-four
years ago. He is still hale. vigorous
man, with apparently many years OF life
vet before him. In compliance with
promise given some time ago. Mr.. Bryan
came TO the city last week 10 spend this
anniversary with his grandchildren and
other relatives, meeting here his son. Guy
NJ. Bryan, Jr.. who lives in Bryan. Sew
eral of the guests were old Texans and
the talk before the dinner was mostly Of
old times in Texas. with their attendant
joys and sorrows, hArdshiTs and pleasures.
Others there were OF later days, who
listened reverently to these stories of the
early struggles OF the future Republic
Presently all gathered round BE
graced with all the accessories that mod
crn culture demands. and enjoyed a most
delicious dinner. with music TO play IN
the pauses,' and much pleasant ane~ioje.
rcminiscence and refiartee circulating
freely the while. Though young. MIR.
and Mrs Burroughs are admirable hosts
with warm welcome and gen al manner
that make every one perfectly at ease.
Grandfather BRIAN had the head of the
table, with Mira. Arson Jones on one
side and Mrs. Andrew BuScoe Oh THE
other OF the immediate family were
Mr.. Bryans son, Guy NJ Bryan. Jr..
his grandchildren. Mrs. Louelle Bryan
Burrougs, Mr.. j. NJ Burroughs. Miss
Carrie Austin Stratton and Samuel Irers
tras -
+. Perry and Miss Laura Skinner. Ofhers
present were; DR.. aud Mrs j. J Bur
ronghs, Mrs. +. f. Chew, Mrs. Charles
Miller. Mrs. Mohl Mrs. John +. Lock
man and Mrs. William Nash. Nrs VI
Lcoscsn. Mrs. Alfred I.eeerafr aud Mas
ter Earl Leecraft called after dinner to
pay their respects to the guest Of honor.
and joining oil the others in wishing th4
tho day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
B1cYcLE RoAp RAcE.

i has been decided to run Ave-miie
road race next TUESDAY afternoon at 8
o'clock sharp. The FIRST prize for this
race Sill be one nonth's table beard a. q
Houston restaurant Tho winner VIII get
one OF tire best prizes that mas ever
been offered FOR a T-u1 race In Houston
This race viii be starie1 ia front Of
Christ church on Tcxas avenue and
thence 20 Travis On thar street &c Nc
Kinney then 20 Crawford and theu Sa x
70 .te starting roi T. Iris route wa
l.- ron a~ouud thrs-e TIRES. making i've
rni.es quite uIurhcr pl tins houston
r.dt-s have si-rit.cd ttl.r intention 20
nee 3Ad II IS expected tlcre W-44 be SOME
on -aci0. FTttN- CDH wtsutn- fr zee
the G-isn q trs race sacul1 go ot TcNus
avenue ln front cf Crr.rt crnrca. Any
one wishing TO enter tit- rare ShpllI
p9ly % Roy Spore No entry Zee Will
80 IN, -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
FIFTH WARD MEETING.
A'"'est Against Certain Proposed o.
lation Ordered

fr"'est Against Certain Proposed Iegis.
iation Ordered
In obedience to a call publist ed In Tbc
Post Yesterday the Fifth Ward Improve
mem cruz heid meeting last night with
y. y Gasne In the chair Ir. Gague was
eiec,eu president for this ensuing year and
=. a. osler secretary President cagne
announced that the object OF the ne,,,,n,.
was to protest against the city granting
irar thise to the Missouri. Kansas and
Iesas, or any other railway, on Wood
ana o'her streets Of the Fifth ward. Upon
booon resolution was adopted rncitlnz
II to be the sense of the meetin. tbat n
prcicst should be filed with the city ooun-
eh against such franchise. and Il. p.
. 1agne' Dr J. y. Massie. James SNOWFALL
INV y. ". Adams Were appointed a rr,,,'
n Wy, 70 picrarc resolutions 10 that e.
corDcl "'"'''pe"" 10 the
addresses were made by several n,o,nf-
,lent eitlzens OF the Fifth ward and rf,,rh
anntnusiahn Was manifested The mestinH
SS ans subject 10 the call OF the pres,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
HOusTONIANs ARROAp.

Austin Statesman: A. w. Dutton ot
Houston il registered at the Drisklll
A Y. Kellogg Of 'he Houston ami Texns
Central railroad is at the Avenue.
Sherman Courier: Wat Manning and
his hrrmau. William Mickey. came M al
noon frem Houston being witnesses II,
the Vance case % the Central vs. KATY
Deuison Herald: w. A. Reinhar,it
ira Scling passenger agent Of the South
ern Pacific. WIS up from Houston yes
terday
Tyler Dispatch T. ]. Mcclure returned
70 Houston yesterday
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The Lnvior-Untcs $3.50 and 81 per
day. Jnmra LnvNIor, prnnrictnr.

D. = Gillespie baltimore; n. O. David
son, san Antonio n. q. Henderson. KAN
sss cts; ~. Badgcr Marble Falls;li. j.
Hsrine, BRENNAN; Misses Gertrude Smith
Grace sutth. Marguerite smith, olive O.
smith. Jeanette Smith, Aerial Ladies'
seS iclic Co. Smith Sisters, Cincinnati;
r. II. Ringshurv. Waco: Chas. Henry,
Lake Charles; w y. Dill Decatur, III T;
J.. Wilson Dallas ben Brow, Chicago
Walt fricl,. Cincinnati. II. Il. Lewis, Mar
lin, r III. Wcathers. Louisiana. p @. ny
ons, Philadelphia, W. 9, LcwiS Denver;
", q. Smith New York; VIM Blovas,
Austin; y. H. Crazy, beaumont; C. A.
Sulle nhugial, Mrs Julia Hudrns. Hills-
born Miss n. Hodges. Corsicnna. \. II.
Reilly, Deegur, m, VIM, Cunningham.
Fred b. Cook Cincinnat, a. s. Barber
iurr. Philadelphia, +. Il. Moore, Calves
ton; -. H. KUN. Fort Worth; w. H.. Melli-
gem Mss Lillian Barber. Marysville. Kan. ;
l. NJ. Iovett. C-ncinnau; Hugh l'tt2gcrald
The Post; l.. \. Long New Orleans. j.
p ShnnArd, Chicago; J. W. Builder, ~.
Louie, !; l.. Chapman. cuero; y. ". John
son J, ", Morrow Kansas city. w. Gdm-
lcheaw, New Orleans. A. w Sintth J. r.
Hrunaugh. st. Louis: G. II, Inman. piItts-
r'ouih, Neh.. T., II. Gavin, Galveston; a
Bentley, Denison W. * Morrow, sugar
Land: W 3. MillspapRh Wharton: Via
Murray. Now orleans; SN Doolev, Round
hook I, Il. .Ncyland, Colmcsncll Il Foolr,
Galveston, Mrs. VILLA Hats and daughter,
Roehdalei J. w. Evans, Galveston.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

~ ~; White. fell from svinrin,
Mt 40 n,reakihg his left leg above the knee.
r a. i9st reports he was doing as well as
Ill h,llihpson-On February the corporation
Mn ps discontinued the mayor narshai
and aldermen res!gnnr. ''''''
LeXlngton--A serious acc.lent happened
70 fpMr. zoe Curtis. He was standing in
aipiit OF ms team, which was hitched 10
Magon loaded with wood. one of his
h hifysc3 became frightened and knocked
IN u3"n' poth horses than ran away
mans breast, mflictlng serious injuries
l!uua-iiollinau & Cato this week shin
ped one ear ot fat hogs 10 Fort Worth
TSNtJp number are fattening cattle and
,,,,nns l"r market y great deal more pork
at home. N''' VIC
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

newly elected effscers Of the encampmen.
at the frss meeting In January. 1895.
The ercRmpmcat accepted the grand
patriarch's dispersat,cn allowing a reduc-
ton Of admission TO the encannprnent for
thirty days.
The encarnpmeat adopted a resolution Of
sympathy 10 Worth Patriarch Parker in
the very sad loss he and family sustained
Ia the shocking death Of their child on las,
Thursday
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
WEBB ENcAMPMENT ELECTS orrr
CEpG ~ a.

Al the meeting Of Webb enoamn,.n,
Friday night the officers for the ens,,,n.,
.s',' Were elected as follows: a. T. Good
Iisn. cnief patriarch: c. A. Edling. high
pr,eS.' r. ~ Estes, senior warden. A. l..
ecnraud, junior warden; N. C. Strong.
T Tsarpe y. =. Parker. treasurer: Il. r..
campment' n. G. Strong, alternate re,,r..
serp hn 70 the grand encampment.
Parker as Installing officer 10 install thc
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
ON slIIpBoApD NOT CI.rARuo

The, to'al amount OF cotton on snip
board, not cleared. today is a 073 bales
against l5Lol5 bales Mt the same time last
season. The divisions arc az follows:
For ,Greht liri'ain; SIS Wilma 1926. S.
lnchiela '-G - kptuck 1922. IS Satar.
nina l'dl hon-meiHbe:s 43'9, total. 26.7lI.
For Fc,nro- S. Nortigrrn, iCSS; non
members, ]nbi. total $50
Branfoct i0o3. total. Ji77.
For Hamburg 81 Wildcrsyool 700.
For New fcl Mallory line. 56oS
For Morgan City: Morgan line. 20.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

T W, Oliver. II. T. I.cdyard Montgom-
ery C. CleYelandi Mobile. /. II. Mont
4. stern, New York q, 4 Rcading Thos.
McGiu, W. NJ Dorst. Richnond Il. w.
5fatan. \. 6. Hunter. huntsville W. T..
lioush. Ennis VIM. Buck, 81. Louis. w.
L. Sinither, Huntsville; j. p. Gibbs Corsi-
cana }. I Echty, Jaspcr, C. +. Hayes
ana wife Dallaa .. l.. Brown, ST. Louis:
Wor9ham, Macon, II. II. Bates. ST Louis,
H. ". Simpain. New Orleans Jos. Her.
ring. J, NJ, Mililaius, Tyler Il. ", Hop
hoycc, city; q. Llndsmuth, Nelasco. 4.
W Gregory 4. J, Nallc, j. A. Jack son.
Austin O., -. Tarton, r. a. Carlton, HIS
bo-o G. f.. Smith AMI wife. Il. w Buck.
wifr and child, Luther H"nson. MI Pleas-
ant. q. IA. Watson. Dallas: Duncan II.
Jones, Dallas, Dan RnrchAri. c. Glove
land, city. 9, ". white, t. e. Connolly.
J. - Reed, san Antonio, t., n. Whtacre.
Iowa city. Ia Alien, Lawrence. j. q.
Smith, BraziTia; j. Mcdonald New Iberia
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15

Iiouetnn was crowded wltA people yea
tctdsy on shopping bent. and last night
the Sidewalks ot the rrlncipa, street. were
tarnged and the retail stares crowded
uu'N a late hour The show window.
~ ssent an attractive sight II to md r..
stood TIM; the holiday de orations nv lead.
ing merchants Will be- more elaborate this
year than ever before. Christmas 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
MGREGoR nANK cAsE.

Waco, Texas, December IA lin the Nc
Gtegor bank robbery trial tho government
completed Its case this afternoon and the
defense began the Introduction OF test
mony Nothing was elected however Of
material import lance prior to adjournment
until next Monday.
Some damaging testimony against Sew
ell and Henry was introduced nv the
government nj the close of It's case This
was In connection with tho movements
OF the defendants Just prior to the robbery
and the actions of Sewell Immediately
thereafter
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.

Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston to-
day were 'iSl bales, divided ms follows;
by GIlf, Colorado and Santa Pc rail
May, ~ by International and Great
NoIthNtl railway. l.@l by barge Daisy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-15
IS Rauma Nor, shields sld Dec II,
NOTEs

The steamship flarcoia cleared for tIa-
vrc with 1919 bales Of cotton and s. Ii,
bushels Of corn I'm bulk.
the steamship Edcnmore cleared for
Liverpool with Assn bales cotton and S57l
bushels corn In bulk also II ,052 sacks cot
ton seed cake
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Thousands ~ cases Of rheumatism have
been cured ny Elmer & Am4nd's n re-
scr.plton 10 ls5l All sufferers should
60. Galveston, Texas. agents
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the Rocky mountain crest +. North Pacific
coast north of California: Ohio valley in
cludes; ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, lndi-
ana, West Virginia and that part Of Penn
syiNania lying west Of the Allegheny ridge.
Harrisburg Is in the North Atlantic States.
Pittsburg is In the Ohio valley,
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BREWERS AGAINST sALooNISTs.
'"eago' H., December IA local pa
,oi says; Chicago brewers are tired Of
wang saloon keepers and have decided
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0nAYsnN nnns

South McAlester, H. T.. December IT.
Jrayson Bros. of Eufaula. !. r.. assigned
their stock OF general merchandis4 10 r..
j. Byrne yesterday. Liabilities, $50, 100.