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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
RECEIPTS AND EXPORTS.
on sHIPBOARD NOT CLEARED.

The total amount Of cotton on shipbuard
not cleared at Galveston today Is 2S,5l7
bales. against 1884 bales at the same time
For Great Britain-Ss CSlpenor 65T bales
IS Rita 300. SIS Niviua 3731 SIS LcnS BIO
SIS Legislator 1914, total 1890.
For France So Etherlreda 300 bales.
For Bremon-Ss Oboron 1914 bales.
For IlamburgSs Coniscliffe 6J2 bales.
Ss North Sands 1889. total 1891.
For New Yofk-Mallory line iGS2 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

II Is that some ono should attend one of
the Christian Endeavor National con-
ventions before the Houston Christian En-
deavor local union can properly enter
tain "a state convention. adopt this
method as being best adapted to raise
the required enthusiasm to send their pres
ident, and as many more will go, TO
Washington i'm July. 'a6 to the Intrna-
tional convention of Christian Endeavor.
All are cordially invited to this social
this evening and are assured OF "a royal
good time IL they attend,
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n1En nr rHE WOIrNp-

Jim Sofa. the Mexican who had a knife
stuck in his head about week ago I'm
an alteration with another Mexican. at
Inc corner Of Congress and Milan streets.
ia dead The knife was broken OF In the
skuu and II was extracted with consider
ohSe tllfncuity by Drs. clarendon ana Gam
heiti Sofas essailant is In jail and VIII
now ma doubt be tried on the charge OF
murder. ~. -,
.hroe wears and was "A vcnder OF chile
and tamaies He lived at the corner oil
Bagby and Mckinney.
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c.IIn1srIAN ENpEAVOR SOCIAL.

This cycning at the residence OF Rev.
G Mason s8 Charities street. the
To,,n., p,onle's Society Of Christian En-
deavcr will give the first OF series of
tXNashincton 90" socials. The Christian
I,ndcavor Societies OF Houston through
The local union gre WORKING for the
,a7 ana the Young people of the Central
Christian church. realizing how important
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A COMMISSION TO CUBA.
To 80 the Presidents Intention TO
Gather Evidence.

10 80 the Presidents Intention TO
Gather Evidence.
York, March ga special to tho
from Washington says It is prob
hat President Cleveland will send a
ry commission to Cuba to report
Q condition OF affairs there. 1t Is
need that General Wesley Merritt.
ander OF the department of Missouri.
everal other high officers OF the
have been suddenly summoned to
ngton. Tho World Gays It could NOT
dtively learned last night that their
had any reference to Cuba, but
aown that the president has implicit
,nce In General Merritt and would
sly to name him for a place Of the
tor named.
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THE DEATH ROLL.
James NJ sprolcs.

James NJ Sproles died yesterday after
noon at $50 o'clock. in the iSth year OF
his age. The deceased had for many years
beon n resident of Houston. aud had many
friends who win mourn his Death. Inc
deceased leaves "A brother sister ana
two children, who are his only relatives
In this city. The funeral VIII lake pace
this Afternoon from his late residence,
corner James and Marion street and the
intcrlnent win be In Hollywood cemetery.
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quiet, but appropriate style. His numer-
Gus friends were not slow TO offer CON
Eratulauons when they found that II
was the anniversary OF his natal day
anu they were unanimous In wishing
MN many more returns of the day.
dozen summers and If thp good will OF n
,nust OF friends availeth anything he will
I'VE to add one hundred more summers
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|1I7 IN The COURTS.
|, ,,s, IS. San Antonio Rail-
way on Trial.
\ rolRT CASES DISPOSED OF.
IN the Probate Docket
-.r,,aee Licenses Issued.
.e,Ion for Damsco"

L..aE. L. Tips VS.. the Galveston
.rd san Antonio Railway COM
n great duration and is yet
y" attention of the civil dis
:, plaintiff sues for damages on
Il personal injuries
COUNTY COURT.
,..Ine business was disposed Of
asr,y court yesterday, Judge John
p.sss,-Howard F. Smith VS.. Josey
,ndrment for plaintiff for $40.
P,,rts Hardware company VS.. A.
1ssn; Judgment for plaintiff for
v,rr,s Hardware company vs.,
< Jones; judgment for piaintin
BROWN Shoe company VS.. 4.
. Xxi Judgment FOR plaintiff FOR
:. rocket-,state of VIM. Klei-
..e.oa p w. p. Kleibrink appoint
Esistratcr and bond fixed at $1,000;
I.nvwood. jeff Farrell and Thomas
{nnointel appraisers.
(nf Bet.ie Riley. ueceascd; last
s.,ted TO probate aud sam Wilson
/ " ';ndenendent executor. i'll. Dick
IN Cawthon ana J. b. Parker APP
. r " C,ottlieb Strucbling. deceased;
4 admitted to probate and DQrothea
10 appointed eXeCntrix without
f%n 4. Cameron, A. Il. l{ailey and
Bringhurst appointed apprais-
II Henry G., william A.. John
\ Francisco Mary Ann Behruan,
application for an order of sale
Of Bertha, Henry, Lille aud Jo-
f,rkA minors. Henrietta Merkel APP
Guardian of the persons and es-
Ina fixed at $500. j. l.. Dickson,
{srhnelder and j. y. Cameron APP
! appraisers. -..,
sofC. S. OXFORD, deceased last viii
t.,,nant of e.. :. clifford, deceased,
ii to probate and ordered recorded :
fSylor appointed independent execu-
khcut bond. W. i. Childre3s, W. r.,
IN and W. l.. krawl appointed APP
Of David Ankle, deceased; powers
XamnOlafN NlllltlllENl tAAlAA 'PAAAiAE ~ -
|snd OF the present term.
"a OF Samuel Roman, minor; order
| he order heretofore made In this
October 2g. 1895. is hereby set aside
lra.ed: Minor Roman is appointed
m 81 the person and estate Of minor
IN Rsmin and tt Is ordered that the
Minis estate be changed from sam
fmsIn To Simon NJ. Ramin, bond
4 300; +. a. Schicfer. 7. j. Collins
IN Eagle appraisers.
ID Of Estelle Loeb, minor: a. j.
Imam appointed guardian of the
and estate Of Estelle Loeb, boad
ID ENQ; j. Boz j, J. NJ. Sam and y.
rs appraisers
N Of l.. J. Latham. deceased; or
khat the administrator of this estate
n IS for failing TO return exhibit as
he Of l.. and Clara Abel, deceased
| Of the temporary administration cx-
\ and ordered recorded, and ordered
[he payment of costs that the tempo
b. closed and that the
4 on the temporary administrator $
fe relieved from any further liabil-
A. Wilson appointed administrator
! nd fixed az $500. J. l.. Dickson, j. NJ.
jad G. W. Tharp appointed apprais-
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rIFTnEN nApTIZEn.

Goldthwaite Texas, March 1.-The Rev
Tally. pastor Of the Baptist church. today
baptized In the Colorado river fifteen
new members into the fold, the fruits of
the Sid Williams meeting some time since
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Total receipts OF cotton at Galveston
this day were $50 bales. divided as fol-
lows:
BY Gulf. Colorado and Santa Fe railway
l0S by international aud Great Northern
railway $3.50. by Missouri. aKsnas and
Texas railway IN by Galveston Houston
and Henderson railway 3. by barge Eddie
Ii4f.
Shipped TO Narva, Russia, per bark
Storken. 1876 bales. 10 Morgan city. per
steamship Clinton. 200 bales.
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IN ErFIGY.

ING BURNED IN EFFIGY.
ccton. N. j., March 1.-The under
ties Of Princeton tonight burned in
the king OF Spain In a dcmonstra.
(which several hundred took part.
w OF Spain was dragged through
in street. and later was torn &c
In the center OF the campus.
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BUSINESS LEAGUE.
Meeting Of the New Board Of Directors
Yesterday Afternoon,

Meeting Of the New Board OF directors
Yesterday Afternoon.
The new directors. OF the Houston Busi-
ness League held tNAlr first meeting yes
terdny afternoon, with a full board pres
rnt except three members. -. $40.
Much business OF a preliminary clla' a ec
ter WAS transacted ana various p'A"S i''
league work discussed $500, .,..,,o,.,,
Mr. W. w. Dexter was elecleu SCI v ,,a
aud Mir. Thomas c. Dunn treasurer, hotl
nre enthusiastic league men ana VIII no
doubt do good work. e..,,A rra.,,s
Tho editors of the various Soutn ioNaS
rcvrrapers were named as honorary ilv'u-
bots OF the league and specially inNlted
IA make the rooms headquarters ana 70 M
vito their friends to make an eNiltut o
the farm and garden producs III ''e
Houston EXHIBIT
The following new members have oeei'
added 10 the roll since the last report IN
The POST .,..
w II. stewart, John u, Ruby; Charles
y Fitzc. &. w. Sedgwick, c. ", poiiilr.ls =,
c. r. Lidwell, l.. S. Fawqqett HehHei ~ n
g. Williamson, l.. Gus Mueller II -
Moves i, w. Hudson, w, y, olnhain'
scGwander & Burlington. II. e. herii,s.
: T. : Address. Charles Depew, thati.s
=, icoi5ing' George Els Sampson l.yIes'
! X. Waties, 7. Walter Blake d. J.
,rbe visitors register was christ tened by
,ba Fort Worth visitors TO the fouI IT'LL, VI
March celebration signing thelr ba iirt,
yyvii1iau Doherty of the Gulf. Colorduu
and santa Fe railroad was tho ilrst ihai'
~ -, s enrolled in the beautiful new reHiss
t ,er presented the league by peaIy
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CAMPos' OPINION.

York. March IA special to the
from its Madrid correspondent
General Campos as saying that he
Is the war in Cuba is likely TO last
of years, but despite the staying
! Of the insurgents 1t Is impossible
I'm to succeed alone. even II they
IT out the armies and resources OF
By dcsultory geurllia warfare. ia
by the climatic conditions OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

on the Broken and their close in a rain
of fire was wonderfully striking.
The costumes worn add much 70 the
pleasure of the eye. they being OF the finest
material and make.
Mr.. Morrison Is an old ana we'll remem-
bered favorite In Houston. ard his splendid
presentation of Faust scarcely nctds
any praise.
The performance will he repeated at n
matinee today and again tonight
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tier named.
rADvIII,T's pATRIOTIsM.

vile. Colo. March 5.-There was
intense excitement In this city last
when the news came OF the burning
f, American flag In Madrid. The
came whlie the Ice palace festivi-
,ere In progress and spread like
e. Hundreds quickly assembled
1t OF the Herald Democrats office.
was some difficulty in securing .
I Spain, hut finally one was d.s-
4 In the stock of dry goods n,er-
and tho crowd quickly found kind
God aud the emblem of the Span
$ laid ON II. While the crowd sang
lea" and Columbia" the flag OF
was consumed in ashes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05
THE LOCAL STAGE.
faust

'n'o consideration the fact that
~" season is at hand, a fair sized
~, "''hessed Lewis Morrison and
s IN his great scenic drama.
hrr.,' - 'he opera house last night. 1t
kns necessary to state that the per-
~ ~ was Successful one.
(rb,n mas created In his Mephisto
n as original, powerful and rtrik-
IN h .ay as the Rip of Joseph Jefrer-
u hamlet Of the late Edwin
N, al actor he is highly polished
! 4 nsaarkably clear and resonant
|spresses the most perfect control.
tcral audience as representing
fels evil,tsoIlucation OF CUNNING
fAung VIII ana at the same ti0ne
HIS facial the most laughahle drSll-
q rhsnsss mobile features make the
rsrd smSlo rom diabolical male ;olenne
Wis Of re- OF ndttery and the insidi
tlgueli,a honerts invested the mart
" simplci,,.h the most charming and
Ia tcens ,.!y, and her acting IN rho
I've bern,na eIe her mind rs supposed
E we derlnged, was me and
IA made company is flrst.olass. MIR.
tsey an al acceptable Faust and Mir.
Es valsntfsrVed hiEh' praise for his
x scenes hha staging is superb. The
..ging wi, ~ GINNING of the bells and
nae NUS was realistic and eject
n. highest e,l rendered at intervals was
aA1ce w .Sss and is a feature of the
~ ronderfnVITth special praise. The
~ Rbois Changes and Illusions
naae each oy calcium and electric
ksssiRg Of scene one of rare beauty.
~ was weir ,S mower bed into electric
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

SIS Leona, wilder. New York.
Str Pensacola, Simmons, Point Isabel.
Bk Storkeu, Olsen, Narva, Russia.
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W uib a.7'thNh-
Ship British Isles. Calcutta. sid Jan. ..
SIS Ethiopia, Glasgow, sid Dec. n.
Blk lAttoe. Seville, Des. n,
Blk Bienda, Grccnock, sid Jan. ..
IS Helen, Androssen, sid Feb, IL.
So Marstow. Vera Cruz, sid Feb. II.
SIS Oberon. Havro. sid Dec IS
SIS Rusemath, Limerick, Sid Jan 7.
SIS i}endi. Constantinople. sid Jan g.
S. Conlsclific, st. Michacls, sid Feb. Z.
IS llopetoun. Madeira. sid Feb o.
SIS Gracia. Liverpool, sid Feb II.
SIS Marian. Penarth. sid Feb a.
IS Fulwell. Newport News, sid Feb. G.
SIS Cambria. Hamburg. sid Jan. 81.
SIS Ethelr.da. Avonmouth, Sid Jan. &c.
SIS Leni Cardin. sid Jan. 70.
SIS Millneld. Ipscvich, cid Jan. 2.
S. Whitby Londonderry. sid Fob. 7.
Sch Charmer, Baltimore, sid Jan. 81.
Sch Il. ]. Barr. Baltimore, sid Jan %.
Sc Lampasls, New York, sid Feb %.
SIS Knowlton, n. Y. sid Feb. rs.
IS Nueces. New York sid f'ob %.
SIS Alamo, Now York, sid March T.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

Hammond Tyewritcr, universal key
board only $50 j. j. Pastoriza Printing
and Lightographing Company, No. 30;
Main street.
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J. RELY GORDON & w. II. POSTER
Associated Architects. 37M Main street
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Rooms for rent IN any part Of the city.
Call PIG Main street, No expense.
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To Our Patrons

We extend many thanks und beg con-
tinuauoo OF your trade, offering for your
Inspection this week Il novel and pretty
line OF banquet and VASE Lamps. which
we viii sol at Hard 1lmv Priccs. An of
our CrookcrY ana Glassware marked down
to the lowest notch. l.cpk at our Willow
Clothes Hampers and open Clothes RAs-
kcts. Granite Iron Ware to suit every
body. Thc famous shepard Lightning and
Blizzard Ice Cream t'roe2nrs will be our
leaders thN season, ltufriGrraturS VIII be
In soon uud they are beauties. Bear us ia
mind when in need ~ anything, and Jet us
figure with YOU on all Tin and sheet Iron
Work ~. \. HAII.
1903 Congress Avenue
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of Galveston. March 4.


SIS l.ampasas, Burrows, Rev York.
Str Pensacola Simmons ON cruise.
Sch Charmer. Pigou. Baltimore.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take laxative Bromo Quinlne Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II It falls 10
cure. CSC.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

Mook's dancing academy. See personals.
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ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.

Isaac Holmes, an aged colored iaborer'
vas accidentally killed Yesterday after
noon at the corner OF tranNilh anu N,'al'I
streets. lie WAS engaged IN the "oIN "
helping to tear down the old sunny sou'''
building. on the corner Of the s.r ",s him
,iirat6d when a falling timber stIuItA mn
en- The head. crushing the skull ana G t,,s
M IN, denth almost Instantly. justice hns-
sen. acting a. coroner. View pnss q
mans an" u,,e,SSo,,aisi,r establishment
,,',,sSe they were prepared fo- burial
The ccAsed was about 60 years or ,, liz
resided in the First ward WIN me-
MANAGER BERGMAN'S BlRTHlAh
Manager Bergman OF the opera mouse
elaborated his birthday yesterday IN
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-05

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
IAse licenses We're issued yesterday
N N n Tifppe and Miss Susie Gilman,
10 Romano and Cresa Maenza.
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JUSTICE HUsSEY's COURT.
~ suit of Gibbs National Bank Va.
fNo' In Justice Hussey's court yes
n luogment was rendered for plain
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-09-08
A Timely Discovery. .

The boys this morning on re-
turning from the fire while they
were passing up Main street
with expanded nostrilS, discov-
cred the scent OF burning pa
per. They located the place of
the emanation of the fumes in
the barber shop next door TO
Mrs. Howland'S restaurant. An
entrance was affected into the
building, and they found a spit
toon filled with waste paper To
be harboring Smothered flames.
II was thrown To the street aud
no sooner than done II burSted
into a blaze. But for a timely
discovery there j. no doubt but
that Il good sized confagration
would have resulted. y cigar
or cigarette stump was no doubt
responsible for the incipient
danger to hundreds OF dollars
worth OF property.
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Bryan,s Notification.

Lincoln. Neb.. Sept. Hon.
". J. Bryan will arrive here to-
morrow and be- formally noti-
fed hy the national silver party
Of his presidential nomination.
An effort Is being made TO have
the affair carried out on an
elaborate scale. The local
committees have been very bus
ily engaged for several days
pcrfecting arrangements and
the general plan Of the eere-
mony j. now outlined and the
work Of fitting in the details Is
rapidly going forward. Mr..
Bryan will arrive in Lincoln be-
fore tnoOn tomorrow. and the
formal notification viii probably
take place on the north front Of
the state house during the af-
ternoon. A platform TO accom-
modate the candidate, the noti-
fication committee Of ninety
and other distinguished visitors
has been erected. The paved
space on the north of the state
house will permit thousands TO
/ see and hear the ceremonies and
speeches on the platform.
The committee viii decorate
/ the north end Of the state house
in an appropriate manner. The
committee has arranged to
have n number Of the silver
party speakers from all over
the west who will visit Lincoln
OH that occasion deliver ad-
dresses at meetings which viii
be held at several points in the
city tonight. and at such times
OH Tuesday a. win not interfere
with the notification.
/ Senator Teller. Congressman
Towns and Ignatius Donnelly
are booked ON the programme
for speeches at these meetings.
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Notice il hereby given that
the undersigned. ~ the admin
istrator of the estate II ;. +.
jackson. deceased, Oh the first
Monday in October. lss6. the
same being the 9Th day of Saij
month. will apply to the United
States court. in the Indian Ter
ritory, Southern District. at
Ar,lmore. for an order To- sell
the following described prop
erty. situated IN the town Of
Ardmore. Pickens County.
Chickasaw Nation, Indian Ter
ritory:
lst. An undivided one-third
interest IN and To- the WisnOr
Hotel building. and the lots up
on which the same l. situated.
2d. An undivided one-third
interest i'm and to the furniture,
fixtures. etc. situated in said
Wisnor Hotel building.
I'd. One lot in the northwest
part of the town Of Ardmore.
lJOxlj0 feet.
4th. One lot in northwest part
Of the town Of Ardmore. 2OON2uO
feet.
jth. An undivided one-hali
/ interest in one lot 2jXJO feet,
and house thereon. situated on
the east side of North Court
street. opposite the WisnoI
Hotel.
9th. An undivided one-thirc
interest in one lot 54X2uO feet
situated on the south side o.
Main street and adjoining tn
right-of-way of SNe q. 4. & >
! F. R.'y.
n eth. Four dwelling houses
and lots situated OF North Cour
street.
Sth. One lot OH the west sid
of Court street. just north q
Wisnor Hotel.
9th. One iron safe. now a
Wisnor Hotel.
10th. One law library. consist
ing Of 45S volumns.
? Witness my hand this the ?
2 day of September. lssib.
= A. j. WoLyERToS.
Administrator.
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Deputy Pulliam returned this
morning from Dougherty,
where he had gone TO look into
the particulars of the Border
Madden stabbing affray. He
failed To find Border and re-
ports Madden TO be i'm a very
critical condition. with chances
for recovery against him.
Mr.. Pulliam brought back
with him the knife used. IL i
a very large instrument. such
as used by surgeons in the am
putation of limbs. About six
inches of the blade was broken
off i'm Madden's body. This
was removed and was also
given into Mr.. Pulliam's posses
sion.
The City Livery Stable boys,
is the place to get new buggies
or carriages and fine horses.
You will always find them there.
Stf T. b. CATHEY.
Proprietor.
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PURELY Personal.
Prominent Goers and Corners as Caught
on the WING By the Reporter
for the ArdmoreItr.

DIR. Schwartz goes to Davis
tonight.
DIR. W. e. Mullins. of Gaines
vile. H. in the city.
Mrs. ]. =. Hammer. we are
sorry to state. is nn the sick
list.
Dick Cearnal. one of the ARD
MoREITE's efficient compoSitorS.
is visiting in Gainesville.
j. B. Harrell. the popular
general agent for the Mutual
Reserve Fund Association. with
headquarters at Oklahoma City.
Is ut the WiSnor.
ID. Redfeld left this morning
for Fort Worth. ON business.
and for the purpose of attend
ing the Republican state con
vention.
Hon. &. VI. Campbell ami :.
4. Douglas left this afternoon
on business and To incidentally
attend the big republican state
convention.
Jack Scanlan, we are sorry
to state, got overhead last night
at the fire. and n a conse'
quence was confined To his hed
today.
\ number of the Ardmor'
republicans will 90 to It. Wortl
tomorrow morning 10 witness
I the proceedings of the repuhli
can state convention. This del
I egation will be headed by Capt
Hammer and Judge Campbell
George Henry Bruce returned
last night from Dallas. Say;
he did not go there To hear POI
Watson speak, and did not
The demonstration there he de
clares was immense and all IN,
c-y was Bryan and Watson.
Miss Bessie, the accomplished
daughter of Capt. J. ;. Ham
leaves tonight for Flemmings
burg, KY. where she will con
tinue her studies in one OF tn
leading colleges of the Blu
grass state.
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Twitt Cobb has been employ
ed by the undersigned TO collect
all the outstanding indebted
ness due the AEDNoRETTE under
the management Of Wilson &
Parker up to June l, 1896.
These accounts belong TO me
personally. aud unless paid OF
satisfactorily arranged. viii be
disposed Of 10 best advantage
without further delay or trouble,
To do me n favor and avoid an
noyance. you will please pay
these accounts when presented
hy Mr.. Cobb. They must be
settled. r. +. WILSON.