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BACK FROM RICHMOND.
Col. R. Nj. Knox Talks to a Graphic Reporter About the Great
 Reunion.

Col. k. NJ, Knox. one of the dele gates of J. Ed. Murray Camp to the reunion of the Confederate Veterans
 recently held in Richmond. was seen
 yesterday afternoon by d GRAPHIC
 reporter. The Colonel waxed en- thusiastic over the trip and stay in
 the Confederate capital.
 Yes sir he said i've were treat ed royalty. Just as one would ex-
 pect Virginians to treat southerners
 at all times.
 What was the most important measure disseussed2' the reporter asked.
 tThe Battle Abbey. of course. Charles Broadway Rouse will make his donation S5OO,0OO. before he stops. Nothing definite was done in regard to the proposition. It will be settled at the next reunion which will be held in Nashville. Then the laying of the cornerstone of the Davis mon ument was great-thing You didn't return as soon as the reunion was over2" No. Trulock and I went down to Norfolk and took turn with the young bloods at Old Point. Then we went to Cobb's Island fishing. , "With what luck. Golonel9. "Only fair. But the day after we left one man caught three hundred pounds of fish,
 The fish stories were just starting when the Colonel's carriage came for him and he left saying something as he departed about q shark measur- I ing seven feet.
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CHESS TOURNAMENT.
Champions of England, Ameri- 2 ca, Austria, France and
 Russia in Attendance.

NEW YORK, July 20:-A London dispatch says: Interest in the chess world will center for the next three or four weeks on Nuremburg where the great international chess tour nament began today with all the great champions of America, Eng land, Austria, Germany, France and Russia in attendance. America is represented by Pillsbury and Show alter, who, in order to carry off the honors must win over such masters of the game as Steinitz, Lasker, Tarrasch, Tsehigorin and one or two others whose reputation as experts is almos,t as great.
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.osss@D BLOOD is the roun- ... as. U. good health. That is why dss .-.srsst pariila, the One True eoa Purifier, gives HEALTH.
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GRAND RALLY
  AT THE COURT HOUSE TO- NIGHT.
To Ratify the Nominations of
 Bryan and Sewall.


 Tonight is the time set apart for the grand Democratic ratifca- ton to ratify the nominations of Bryan and Sewall for President and Vice-President of the United States.
 The meeting will take place at the Court House.
 Hon. s. NJ. Taylor, delegate to Chicago; Mai. N. T, White and othres will address the meeting.
 Everybody invited, especially the ladies, to attend.
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SLEPT IN A C0RNFIELD.
Deputy Constable Henry Stew. art Runs Down the Other One of the Brothers
 Boston.

Some time ago Neal and Levi Boston, brothers, engaged in a per sonal altercation which came near resulting seriously. One used a pistol and the other butcher knife and the work of attempted extern ination was begun. The fight was interrupted. Levi was arrested, brought to town and bound over to await the action of the Grand Jury on the charge of an assault with at tempt to kill. Neal made his escape. Last night deputy constable Henry Stewart heard of his whereabouts and started after him. The escape was located about five miles from town on the Princeton road. There were too many visitors present when the house was first sighted so the officer took a nap in the corn field near by. keeping one eye open of course as he slept. Just at the break of day the arrest was made.
 Neal tried to jump out of the win dow but it didn't work. He was carried before Judge W. D. Vance and a short while afterwards there was fraternal meeting at the lail.
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look a Bath.

', a'ae the fire department " su steam fire engine a V u IS understood put it repair. It's a good oI accident such as un- p'essure, and that fre- X sppens, the fire engine 'ue greatest value.
 BORN.
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BRYAN A WINNER.
|sf Lewis G. Bernard (sll Known Ohio
 Democrat.


 U Bernard, the Demo Ecal ruler of Hamilton Do, declared that Bryan N would carry New E elected by an over vote. He thought Eh go Democratic.
 about Pensylvania9" Eflal Treasury Employe Eing.
 have not figured on K, answered Mr. put here are the States % for Bryan and the K out the following, E Bryan PA votes, just |elect::
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EiDLY NUMBER.
l,,,. Judge Vance Tn E, city's Revenue by {, imposition of Fines.

, Court had the usual 1 Sunday victims before
 piug. Most of them
 dolated the Sabbath, |rd in various amuse- Eh as fighting, fast
 which the city deems [rshensible. Nathan |ho drives MT. Jim Mat
 ragon, was the first ! to. He was accused IGs team at a too rapid l fact of the business |an over other teams in l, nerformance of his
 said that someone |tg of beer, and wanted lHe delivered 1t as soon Ed get there. It cost I,lars, but from the de-
 s court he appealed.
 |tten was next called. { and contrary one was
 embezzlement. Her Intinaed until 4 p. m.
 k against ehas. Will Eblding too tight a grip eat belonged to some
 vas transferred to the |ut of Esquire A. Niven. ! Sacks. was one of the x, while George Der U. Binns engaged in a fttd pugilistic encoun- cost them $500 each. Police Judge Brown is |rd to his home on gsickness.
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Didn'3 Know It Was Loaded.
 Las night negro by the name of John Henry Williams shot him. self.H The shot was not fired with suicidal intent, but is another strik- inp illustration of the old idea that
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-07-20

Ia pistol is always dangerous. John Henry was getting ready to clean his weapon in case of an emergency when the "unloaded" thing did the work. The wound inflicted was painful, but not at all serious.
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rubezzl,m.nt Causes His Suicide.

KANSAS CITy, March l7.-To escaps arrest for embezzlement of government funds, Frank Naples, postmaster for this city, committed suicide yesterday in his own residence. On Thursday last two postofice inspectors arrived here and began an investigation of the office and found $920O has been ussd by Naples. ......-
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ARE YoU TIRED all the time? Then your blood needs to be enriched and purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the one True Blood Purifier. It glyse vigor and vitality.
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Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, biil- nousness. 25c.
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CUT PRICE TEA CT
100 Blackstone ST.,
BOSTON.
Administrator SSale Of ReaI {

DU RSUANTt to license from the Ii
L Probate, for the County Of Nah
at public auction, on Saturday, the ei
of July, A. u. 1896, at three o'clock
noon, at Searsport National Bank,
title and interest which PHfNEAS FL
late of Searsport. III SAID county, ueCy
and to the following described rea
the western store OF The Pendleton lU
street, now occupied by Clement y A.
the Rice place, containing nine acres ,
with the barn thereon, situated on 81
of the road to Swanvllle, near j Hdf
residence. Also five acres, more or lr.
the Ridley lot, lying on the south side
road to Belfast, near Mial Sargent
The above named property all beiu-
said Searsport, Terms cash
3w25 BENJAMIN f. PEN
Administrator of the estate of rhiueai
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Boston Produce Market.

BosroN, June IL, 1896. The following are to
days quotations of provisions etc:
Butter-Northern cream, choice, rs I-2al7ct
Eastern. IA n DC.
Cheese-Northern, new, choice, al -; West
ern, 1-2 ne.
Eggs-Hennery. choice, 16aI7c; Eastern, IS
a14c.
Beans - Pea, 81 l5oI 40: mediums. 81 00a
1 10: yellow eyes. 81 l30 80; red kidney 81 90
a 10.
Potatoes Choice Hehrons, 4oc y bush; White
Star BOO.
Apples--RusSets, So UOd4 90.
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DIED.

CoLsoN. In Searsport, June IL, Capt. Otis j.
Colson. aged 50 years, months and ! days.
CLouGH. In Buehlll, June 6, EraStus Z. Clough,
aged 60 years, months and days
FARNHAM In Rockand June @ Eta wife of
Ansel Farnham, aged 50 years.
GREENLAw In Rockport, June 5, Capt. Frank
Greenlaw, aged 80 years, months and IA days
HAMILTON. In Rockland June 10, John Hamil-
ton native of Cranberry Island, aged 80 years /
month and days. The remains taken to
Sedgwick for burial.
HoDGDoN. In Fayette, June Z, Mrs. Livonia
Hodgdon, formerly of Rockland, aged ~ years
LIBBY. In Rockport, June 2, Mrs. j. A Libby.
LAWRENCE. In Bucksport, June 4, William
Lawrence aged II years.
LORD. In Ellsworth, June 9, A BRAN Lord, aged
10 Years.
NORWOOD. In Camden, June >, Ellen Maria,
daughter of MI and Mrs. William Norwood, aged
62 years and months
PIERCE. In Belfast, june IL, NahIm j. Pierce
aged % wears, II months and II days.
POWERS. In Bucksport, June i, Mrs. Amanda
NJ. Powers, aged IS years, months and Ii days.
SAUNDERS In Warren, May 81 Capt. James II
Saunders aged 6s years and months.
SHELDON. In Knox, June 10, Blanche |, Shell
don, aged % years, months and days
STAPLES. In Verona. May u, Mrs Sarah A
Staples, aged Is years. II months and days.
STEtHENSON, In Belfast, June II, Mary stephen
son, aged "a Years q months and days.
WHEELER. In Rockland, June s. Joseph s.
Wheeler, a native of St. George aged 50 years, 5
months and 10 days
WRIGHT. In Hope, June A, Mrs. Mary 2. Wright
aged 20 wears
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MARRIED.

CoLE-CARrER. In Green's Landing. Deer Isle,
May 81, William Cole and Mrs Elizabeth Carter
both of Deer Isle.
ELLlNGwooD- HlCHBoRN. In Boston, June 4
by Rev Charles + Wilder, X. b. Ellingwood of
Leavenworth City Kansas. and Mrs. E. A HIGH
born of stockton Springs, Maine.
McLAIN -QuIGG. In West Appleton, June 7,
George McLain of West Appleton and Ida Quigg
of Liberty.
SHELDoN-HEALD. In Camden. June L. Ralph
&. Sheldon of Camden and Grace b. Heald of Lin.
colnville.
WENTwoRrH-M MARTIN. In Camden, June 5, Ma
than b. Wentworth and Miss Julia A. Martin
both of LinColnvle
WooD-PBRkISs, In Rockland, June s. Arthur
L. Wood of Rockland and jeanette NJ. Perkins of
Castne.
YoUNG-CoOKsoN. In Etna June 6, Herbert c.
Young of Dixmont and Miss Annie B. Cookson Of
Etna.
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Mrs. Asbury Rich and son arrived from
Connecticut last week and are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Smart.
W. A. Rich, travelling salesman for B. c.
Dinsmore & Son, Belfast, was in town re-
Gently visiting his mother, Mrs. Geo. A.
Flowers.
and the Veterans Home in course Of cree
ton there, and will also visit DR.. A. j. Bill
| hngs of Freedom
The stockholders of the North Searsport
cottage at Northport will meet at the resi-
dence of VIM j. Mathews next Saturday, at
p. NJ, to transact business.
We wish to extend our congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther George, who were re-
Gently joined in the holy bonds of matri-
mony. May happiness and prosperity attend
them.
Charles Fl. Merithew, the Oldest son of
VIM. NJ. Merithew, Who has been in the en-
ploy of Capt. Henry Curtis for the past year,
has gone to Peabody, Mass, where he has a
situation as clerk in a store.
Between 10 and 100 We're present at the
sociable which met with Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. L.
Scribner Saturday afternoon, June 18th,
people coming from far and near Five
tables We're laden with bountifGl repast to
which all did ample justice. All speak of
enjoying a very pleasant time. The next
sociable will meet with Mr. AID Mrs. 6. G.
Seavey.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wentworth, Mr..
and Mrs. E, L. Clement, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Barlow, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wentworth
Mr.. and Mrs. j IL. W entw orth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hatch, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
| W hitcomb of Waldo, drove into town June
10th to enjoy picnic dinner on the shore of
our beautiful lake. Mr.. Geo. c. Seavey, who
has charge Of Sunnysde cottage opened the
doors to them and treated them to ice cream
and cake. The day was passed very pleas
antly in rowing, fishing and social chat. j
Fl. Wentworth was high line, having the
honor of taking home one of Swan Lakes
beautiful trout The company speak in high
terms of Mr.. Seavey, who is ever ready to
do the honors to visiting friends.
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BORN

BRANHALL IN Camden, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
II Bramhall. a son.
BRAY. In Deer Isle, June ? To Nj. and Mrs
Maynard l.. Bray a son.
CABBAGE. In Bluehill, May 81. To Mr.. and Mrs
Frank L Can,iage, daughter, Ruth L.
COLLINS. In Isle au Haut, May 81, To MI and
Mrs. John Collins. son.
DYER. In North Haven, June :, to Mr.. and Mrs
William Dyer daughter
GREFNLAw In Deer Isle, June s. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur II, Greenltw daughter
tiRlNnLE- In Penobscot, June ., to Mt and
Mrs. Morris f, Grindle, daughter.
HAYES In Belfast June $, to Mir. and Mrs.
Augustus ID. Hayes, a daughter.
kEENE. In Philadelphia, May - to MI. and
Mrs. Albert A. keene son.
Mrs. Frank A. Meader, daughter
PFAsE. In Hope, May 81, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pease, a son
Wiley: In Belfast, june IS to Mr. ana Mrs
Herbert A. Wiley, daughter.
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NEW TEAS !

Sholce O0l0ng and Japan Mixed at
Fine English Breakfast ........ .. --
These Teas retail for SOC. per To-
lbs. of Gardcn FormOsa for..........
lbs. of Fine English Breakfast -...
4 lbs. of Highly Favored Japan, Youn. Oh
son, Gunp0WdeF or IncolOred Japlr
These Teas retail for 65e. per To.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ORIGINAL rtl.
~ - ~ Bon of Fine English Rreabta,
$3.50. This Tea reJails for 80 cents
PIP NJ. BOX Of Fine Formosa Colon
This Tea retails fer G5e per III.
> lh, Box of choicest Harden Form
per box. This Tea retails for - cent. ...
Finest grades of coffee sold at Lut
sale Prices,
Mail Orders promptly ATTENDED
warranted To give perfect sati~ta-tua
a~AGENrS WANTED
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

PORT OF BELFAST.
June H. Schs Lester A. Lewis. Kimhar ~.
| boken; Minetta, Crockett, Boston
June a. Sch. ". G. Norcross Small Boston
June IS. Sch Volant, Pendleton Rockland
June IT, Schs. Miantonomah RYAN. Boston
Fannie & Edith, Ryder, do; G. NJ. Gray. Went,
worth, Bangor.
June 10. Sch. Marcellus, WEIGH Boston
June l L. Sch. Fannie & Edith Ryder, Boston
June Is. ,,chs. Maria Webster Turner, Glouces-
ter; P. NJ. Bonnie, Vinahaven.
June IA. Sch. Sarah L. Davis Pattershall Ban
gor, to load for New York
June TO- Sch. Minetta, Crockett, Boston.
June IT, Schs. Gardiner b. Reynolds, Wyman,
Bangor.
June II. Sch. W G. Norcross Small Rockport.
AMERICAN PORTS.
New York, June 8. Sid, sch. A. Hayford war
rem, Rockland; 10, ar, schs. Almeda Wiley,
Dodge, Brunswick, Ga; Gen. Adelbert Ames
Providence; IL, ar, bark Carrie L. Tyler, Charles.
ton, S. c.; CID schs. -Etna Jacksonville Florence
Leland, spotford, Fernandina; 49, ar, sch. iona
than Cone, Green's Landing; cld sch. Jennie A
Stubhs, Dorr, Cayenne; 10, cid, sch. James A
Garfield, Fernandina.
Boston, June 10; Ar, sch; Nightengale, Rich,
Vineyard Haven; IL, sid, sch. Fawn Shute Car
ver's Harbor and New York; II, ar sch James
Holmes, Ryan, Belfast; ID, ar, schs. Afaretta 5.
snare snare New York; Fannie & Edith, Ryder, Bel
ar SCH Mary Farrow Morrissey Relfast f' '
Philadelphia June g. Ar sch Carrie . t,,,ol-.
man, Stubs Macoris: O. ar sch IoeI + Shoi,-
pard WEIGH Bath: cid sch Flla NJ WjIlar psii
cor: IL cid bark Natanzas Nav WI i ] nh
schs Gov Ames Portland Gov r. a raan Roi ILL
Baltimore June IL Az sch Eliza / pansi1a'
ton Fletcher kennebec. cld sell r n patt;
grew Portland - : ~
Portland June l3 Ar sch y II Rivars ,,1
cord Norfolk: 10 ar sch Nm "A Pafr'er n,a.
Louisburr C. b.: VIM Film New Yorl, fr a.,
cor 80 ~
Bath Me lime 3 Ar sob E,,n,a : p;-
Osborn Perth Amhoy for AnruSta o,Il ',5Ei,
up: l2 sid sch i Manchester H. - p,t >1e,'
phia ' 'i-
Brunswick. Ga. June & Sid sob sor,t n
Rawson French Portland. "a sid sob Wti,i y,
Newton Philadelnhia -'' 'i''' SUI " il'ie L.
bonr GaudaIonpe ''' ''il 'i'''ie H. p"i-
van Crockett Galves on tn ioad 20 N sun
San Francisco .Inne o A. har % Caia em NJ N -
Honp KONG - 80 ''iN No'oiA'' -NoNes'
Darien "a limo 10 IA sob mas ~ u,
Carver New Vork ' go 49, |" iiSue'
Washington n G. lima IA A. ob 1
Olayari Arey Kennahac. IA ba,i, r Tbr oo'p
Stewart Blake. Portsmouth ia ar son W,,,,,,
Brothers, Snow Kennebec 80 "i' 80" io"ns
Charleston S C lime II SID cob E,or, ~
ers Roston " ' ' oi'' no7
Providence June II Ar sob 1r, r.h
Bangor Ni- 0's 'o"i' In
Punta Gorda June1 10 Ar sob T,,fo r,-,b
err Galveston. TO load for Raiiimnro 'ioi'' ie'e
Savannah lime ia f,ld sob W., IL c,,,,,,
Pendleton. New York. " - N'''''''ei
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CENTRE MoNTvILLE. Wales r. Bartlett
has arrived home from Bucksport, where he
has been attending school. Mrs. Mary
Ann Abbott of Camden is visiting her
nephew, Alton Clements. Mark j. Bartlett
is at home from school in Pittstield.
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CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
ifod"ee Market. Price Putd Prodltcer,
Apples, = hu, 70a1 00IHay, y ton, OOal2 90
dried, p ID, 4a3 Hides, = III, = | 2a3
Beans, pea 500 15lLamb, y IT, 10 4
9 medium l 3Oa1 5OiLalnb Skins l5025
" vel W eyes J 400l 80 Mutton, p Ii, 4a5
Butter. 1b, 14a SOats, y bu, 80 h, 3oa:}5
Beef, p ii, 5a7lPotatoes. 2Oa25
Barley, = bu, 5Oa55 Round Hog l-2a5
Cheese, y ii, 9all Straw, p ton, 6 00a7 90
Chicken, p ID, 12n14 Turkey, . ID. Gao
Salf Sans 6oaSoETallow, 2a4
Duck, p tb oa0IVeal, y H. 6d7
Eggs, y doz, ~ Wool, unwashed 1914
Fowl, = III, 10dl2 Wood, hard, 8 SOFAS 90
Geese, = ID, odo Wood soft, 3 OOd3 so
Retail Price. Retail Market
Beef, corned, y ID, 7dS Lime, p Dbl 9oa1 90
Butter, salt, IA ib bag, Is Dat Meal y Ii, 3 1-2a4
Corn, p bu, "A Onions, y ft, 4a5
Cracked Corn, p bu, A Oil, kerosene, gal, 13a15
Corn Meal, y bu, "A Pollock, y Ii, 4a4 2
Cheese, p ID, 12a14 Pork 4, IL, 7a6
Cotton Seed, p cwt 25 Plaster y Dbl, II
Goldfish, dry, y fb 5a9 Rye Meal, p tb, %
Cranberries, p qt,00dO0lShorts, y cwt, S5a9O
Clover Seed y ID, II a sugar, . ID, 512 a6
Flour, Dbl, 75a4 75ISalt, 7 L., p bu, 40
H.G Seed, bu, 1872 25 Sweet Potatoes, 4d5
Lard, q Ii SalOIWheat Meal, 21-2a3
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FOR SALE Furniture of a feur-rNom
IA use, cheap, a bargain. No. SJJ Pres
ton avenue. 10
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WANT COLUMN

IHE POST Is THE GREAT WANT
MEDIUM or TEXAS.
, ne Post is the friend Of the poor and
aee"! and publishes advertisements foi
~ p. Tons wanted OF twenty-five words OF
iesS three times free
,,,I ne charge Tor other Wants" is almos,
,, ~, ana If you want anything an AID.
a., ~ tne Cheap Column OF The Post is sure
W get II Tor You. Especially Us sucn the
ROOMS FOR RENT
BOARDING.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
SfECIAL NOTICES
bLSlNESS CHANCES.
PERSONALS
STOLEN. STRAYED.
LOST FOUND.
SITuATlONS WANTED.
WANTED To TRADE.
BipS AND PROPOSALS.
PROFESSIONAL.
BARGAINS
PARTNERS WANTED
MANTED TO RENT.
WANTED BIDS
WANTED TO BLY,,
IMPORTATION WANTED.
HELP WANTED
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Bids and Proposals.

slpS FOR FUELS scaled proposals to
furnish tho fuel dercfihed l-elow VIII b.
received a. tho Of CO Of tne undersiEnel
n Il m We me sday, September VI.
1876. Fifty GN) cords Of wOl1. 10 bc de-
lNcrcd at the scVfral school building
IN Or befurc October IL. 1885, coal as l.
may b. needed AT the several schools
duriug the seiso on Of lH@-i7. kufua
Caec ohairmlh Committee on supple
If ~-ton public sch els. u
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS-N Notice is
hereby given that sealed bios addressed
to the city seer ny VIII b. received w
tor tha paving II Crawford street from
Mex nnry avenue 10 Gay avenue. and
to. construcucn OF curb walls ao-
t4rding to plans and specification
na opicd rs the city council and now on
Tile in nv office of the city secretary.
a certified check on LOCAL bank la tho
sun Oi 500! made payable TO the order
Of II. -. Rice, Mayor of the CITY OF
Houston. must accompany each MD, aud
the succrssful bladder will be required 10
give bond satisfactory % the mayor ana
Tor the satisfactory completion nf thc
work in accordance with the plans and
specifications as aforesaid. The bids
All be opened o. regular meeting II
u. 1886. and the rlty reserves tho right
10 reject any and all bids.
l3 II, u. Riec. Mayor.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ~ seaIoI
BIDS VIII be. received ny me commission
ers court Of Harris county at Il o'clock
noon Of TueSday. September y, 1856. for
th. excavation aSd placing u shell on
he Lynch6urg rAid from Rrsys bayou
Ia beep water. n accCr lance with the
gpecincaiious now on file In .hc office
Of Inc county surveyor Of Harris conn-
IS Each bid 10 be accompanied by a cer-
lined check for $50. The county reserves
the right 10 reject any ana all bids. BY
order OF the comm ssiourrs court.
ga JOHN q. TOD. County Judge
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NOI STON SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING SCHOOL Mason block. Mss
Alice +. Harper principal. makes a
specially OF training sleno rraphers for
practical business positions. II you
mean business. come and take course.
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Lost. Found, Stray. Stolen.

I-0sT--A small pocket book containing "A
siD lin Confederate money aud some
rickrls: old iii valued by loser. Return
10 this office, IL
STDLEN-Whnc horse, u hands, branded
ZC left hip, foretop Clipped; reward
for Information leading 70 recovery y,
Il KansOn. KIchml ni. TcXAe. u
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Special Notice.

OE SFPTEMBER 10, 1896 ! viii proceed
10 sall 10 the highest bidder for cash
the entire stock Of hardware etc, be-
longing TO the late hru OF Als.orth,
LINN x co. Ia store No. all Preston ave
nue., Houston, Texas. c. w. Bocock,
trustec 10
TARPON FIsHiNG-We handle the FIN
cAUTIoN-Any person buying old futni'
tuTe under our name is mlsgepreSeut ing
Us as We handle first class furniture only.
Cfssnberg BIOS, 4ot ara w Travis ~
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Situation Wanted.

SITUATION wanted by a saddle aud har-
ness makcC. have no objection to small
town. Address John CAL. houston, lex
l.
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NINE c. 4. BUJAC. p.auistc, studio 222
Mason block; esa1eial attention paid 20
ruliments of muse, lessons at pupils
residence " desired; instruction to be-
gnnurs, also advanced students. II
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Professional.

DETECTIVE AGENCY Trained detect
ivse. watchnen and guards furnished.
For rates and further information ad-
dress James McCane, l.. o. Box 100
Houston. Texas. 1923
S. o, COTTON 81 BRO. Fire Insurance.
Agents and Adiusters. - Main street.
corner Franklin.
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WANTED-Woman to do<seneral house.
work. mlddle-aged or settled preferred:
good wages paid and good home. Apply
10 Mrs. Ed Dwyer. Smithville. Texas. y
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SITUATION WAN'rED--By Il young col
Ured girl b. do gentrai houscwork or
Address or apply Il. Lyon street Hous-
ton, Texas. l.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-10

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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-09-10

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verse herd OF Jersey cows, ] have A
fine lot Of high grade cows with young
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