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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

Deed Feb, -, 1893, Great F'allB Wa
ter Power and Towneite company 10 M,
j. Leaning, lot ;, block 212, townstc Of
Great Falls; $500.
Warranty Decd. G. Martin ct ux,
to j. O. SeIstrom, VI ( of neI4 and VIZ
Of seq OF section /, township Il north,
range east; 81.
Declaration of Homestead -Itichard
Evans to the public, SCI OF ae14 of sec
tor 6, and n 4 Of ne4 and evil of nell
of section 7, all in township II north,
range east; declared value, 81 200,
Patent-United States to j. o. Sci
atrom, ew14 of section /, township IL
north, range 4 east.
Warranty Deed-Oct. %, 1892, Carl
Nielsen to Adolph Nielsen, undivided u
of section 5, township q north, range :;
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

To Frank Pottlc, Robert S. Williams,
William Anhier, Daniel E. Erhart, w.
w. Barrett, Joseph A. Whitmorc and
Joseph Keough: You and each of you
are hereby notified that l, the under
signed, Edward j. Canary, have, during
the years 1887, 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891,
1892, 1893, 1894 and 1895, expended the
sum of one hundred dollars in improve
mcnt and assessment work in and upon
the southwest quarter Of section lG
(scc. lG), in township 20 tp. 2O) north,
OF range / east, located by you and my
self jointly as a placer mining claim,
notice Of location OF which is on record
in the Office Of the county
recorder Of Cascade county, Mon
tana, in volume two Of Cho
tcau county transcribcs, at page 22S.
and you and each Of you are hereby
notified that demand is hereby made up
on each Of you to pay me within 90 days
from the first day Of publication of this
notice tie sum Of @ll25O, being the
proporti nate share OF each of you Of
said annual representation work for the
years herein above mentioned, and that
unless such payment is made to me on
or prior to said day YOU will forfeit unto
me your right, title and interest in and
to said placer claim, and ! will claim the
whole thereof from and after this date
as ny exclusive property.
EDWARD j. ChNARY,
One Of vour co-oWnere.
Dated this l4th day Of January, 1896,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

BoWL1>D GREEN, o., Feb. If. A ter
rifle storm ragged throughout the oil
fields last night, resulting in much dam
age. The heavy wind Ievelled many
derricks to the ground. The ice and
snow broke down telegraph wires and all
communication with the Buckeye Line
compony's pump stations has been cut
off in the main parts of the field. The
loss IN Wood county alone, including
production will reach about $4,000.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21
REV. DAVIS REPLIES,
IL at Home, Prepared TO Receive Callers
No EerractiOn.

No EerractiOn.
Rev Sprague Dav't, the Methodist
Episcopa. minister at iIaqre, accused Of
charging his predecessor, Rev Allan
Rodger, now Of Sun River and Augusta,
with drunkenness and other unbecom-
ing conduct writes as follows to the
Fort Benton River Press:
Il notice that in your last iesue you
give me a general roasting, Thanks, /
always enjoy a free advertisement.
II do not know who your reporter may
be 10 our fair city, for, knowing uavre as
/ do, cannot imagine who Of our clti-
zens would be so irreverent as to handle
the truth go recklesgy. There is not one
word Of truth IN the entire article.
Either he willfuIly and malicously fal-
sites or he is non.church-goer who
takes saloon gossip for church news,
and in either case is unreliable as q re
porter for any respectable Journal.
II did say this, in speaking Of the de.
pressed condition Of spiritual interests
in Havre, that SO long as professed
Christians continued to prove them
selves defaulters in spiritual things
living in open rebellion to the laws Of
God and the laws of the church, and
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21
SCIiDDI BOARD BETTING.
Refuse to tuthnr,zr Another "EAtrsl on
the Central ttniIdium,

Refuse to tuthnr,zr ,nn,I,er "AAtrs, on
the central nniidinm.
AT Saturday evenings regular meet
lug of the trustees of school district No.
| /, Chairman iloImas and Trustees Coop
er, Rattan, aud Robbins were present.
Supt, Iargart reported that he waa
in receipt Of 4 letter from Prot Hen
drickB q Butte, one Of the three mem
Montana State Te&ghere' aeoociation in
which he stated that il the people Of
Great Falls were uerlrous Of entertaining
the next CunyeutIon Of the association,
10 be held next December, after Christ
mas, at place TO be liked 10y the eXecu-
tive cOmulltee, ne desired 70 have an
invitation extended by representative
bodies uf the city.
MIR. Larlent stated that one Of the
o;hHr two members Of the com
luitiee would vote for Great Falls and
one for Helena and if Mr.. Hen
bricks vote for Great Fails were de-
sired, the people should extend the
proper invitation. Perhaps 300 teachers
would attend the convention.
As the school board has already eX-
tended such an invitation, Clerk Garfield
was unanimously instructed to call the
matter to thu attention Of The president
and Fecret4ry Of tho board of trade.
Mckay Bros. contractors for the Cen
tral building, we're allowed the twenty
fifth estimate on their original contract
Of the amount Of &J9,J1n. lhn eetimHte
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N----| - ~ ---.-01-.
4aer5al rraa.s.
H.lr. =-a. H. T, Car,rrtars'
aAi9A, No. -5t gave their FIRST an1uaI
bali IHu ,aE oT,an@ -a te Nv
Stockholm h&1l. IT, say that IT vas q
SUCCESS W#@.5 1e putting IL III tsa mild
form. lt~aa without a doubt, the
finest laa ryrr given in &#t and the
carpenters la.. reason 30 fa. proud of
their first effort. Egervtuiag MU.cd
like caesa aes, Tire Attendance conn
prise4 eo" a. tae best people ever i'm
Belt. and numbered about loo couples.
pr,f ~ y. l-f..l1f ~,,,,,r.r.,.., A.. ,,,-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21
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t"' ".gEa a.'eg the hna2a- 2t ne oo.
o2aoaa h'3y h PeaFl ".s No. near v'F
iA9m4@' AL Ah4 ett'a'e. y @1l'1 a-" aa'
her @aFde'a'S aeem7 Gfe3Gla'"n 'it"
VIVA. s15 plba4Tt5 calico sa9 eo"'t=7t"na
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-"@a'ol oFe'a@''@. ~ any 0''eG' CON- r.
no@ VII" |a0 o1'".a "' H0tI"". ''ea are
iGl. o- &ocost-'oa9, aa11 eH44."S t.ia
r-"ol #i-f j""fa'@f' @"tt 1~.l" near
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-'t-.- ''.-',-' t1 l!'1' '''' or 1''+sl7i' ''atl
~ '"' .DN iE'ilt 7"aiE' -.--'lt .'t''' 4 ~.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 14.--By vote
OF 20 to l6, the Kentucky senate this af-
ternoon rejected the nomination of Pos
tel, negro, appointed by Governor
Bradley as steward Of the western Ken
lucky asylum for the insane. The aD.
poIntment has been held up IN the SON
ate for the past month
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21
DEMAND JUSTICE.

'tori.mon in Il ~"wbnyp"rt ,lro" Fac
tory Strike.
NGw"rG1poHr, Mass, Feb. l5.-Thc
listers at Dodge Bros. shoe factory
struck today, and the bottomers, in
sympathy, joinoa them, 1t is asserted
that several other departments will also
stop work unless the trouble is AMIGA
bly, settled.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

WANTED Several Trustworthy gentlemen or
w ladies 10 travel in Montana for established
reliable house. Salary $50 and expenses. Steady
position. Enclose reference and self addressed
stamped envelope. The Dominion Company.
Third floor Omaha building, Chicago, Ill.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

CHArTANooGA. Feb, l4.-Judge White
side, who was accidently shot in the
foot month ago, died this afternoon
from blood poisoning.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21
National Park in New YORK.

ALaNNY, n, Y, Feb. IA Gov. Morton
today signed the bill! transferring the
palisades to the national government for
national park purposes
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

Sr. LOUI~, Feb. IA 1t has been de
cided to build an auditorium for the na-
tional republican convention, the pres
ent hall not beirg large enough for the
purpose.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

Wanted To buy bunch of stock
cattle. Address j. j. Ellis, Great Falls
Montana.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-02-21

Dated this l4th day Of January, 1896
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-28
MARITIME MIsCELLANY.

Boston. July 25.-Bark John d. Brewer,
before reported ashore at Pangaurvani.
twenty-five miles south of Zanzibar, Is
reported by cable to her owners as having
been abandoned. .a9yusTf
Colon. July A-Steamersn rBridgeton,
which sailed from this port July for St.
Lucia, has arrived at Porto, Colombia, in
a leaky condition. Extra pumps were
shipped and the boat continued her voy-
age. tso4
Gloucester, July 25.-sehooner John NJ.
Fiske. from Rockland for New York twas
flowed in here by steamer George A.
Chafee which found her eastward OF
Cape Ann, with her rudder gone and leak
ing She will repair here
Schooner Alva of this port prt into st.
Johns N F., to repair DANA ges sustained
by running ashore on that coast, where
she remained several hours before float
ing. H..a.ss
Halifax. July 25.-Sehooner Artemus
Terrell of Bath, Me- Legar with a load
of laths, from st. Marghret"s Bay, N. S..
for New York, sprung leak and was
driven to tie leeWard. The Terrell was
sighted by schooner p Welsh twenty Ave
miles south Of Beaver Harbor and was
and subsequently, taken to Salmon river,
n. s., where she now lies with her rails
under water.
Steamer Newfeid (Br), which arrived
here to-day from SABLE Island had on
board the captain and crew of bark Raj
fael D. QtaD Olivari, from Genoa for
Bathurst, N. b., which ran ashore in
southwest gale on the south side Of the
island on the Sth inst She struck nearly
midway between the lignts on the east
and west end sands, and soon broke up,
a total wreck The wreck was seen by
the men at the life saving station, and
the crew were al safely LANDED. 1
Key West, July A-Steamer Concho,
from Galveston for New York, was at an
chor, not aground, in southwest channel
with machinery broken down. Assistance
was not required. (She Is reported as
sailed 18th for New York;
Nassau, July 21.-The materials OF
schooner Robert j. Barr of Philadelphia,
and bark Eliza j. McManemy of the same
place, before reported wrecked, have been
sold at public auction in this port.
The cargo of schooner Henry S. Wood
ruff of Lemoine, Ne, wrecked July g. At
Abaco, is being saved and brought to
this port The materials have already
been sold
Schooner Lady Shea (Br)g Thompson.
with a cargo of fruit for Baltimore.
dragged ashore lately at Rum Cay, and
received such Injuries as prevented her
sailing The fruit was transferred to
schooner Sarah Il. Douglass and the
Lady Shea has arrived here for repairs
New Orleans, July 25.--Steamer Capeiia
CBD, which arrived July 20 brought crew
of bark River Clyde (Br) from Rosario
for Bette, which was wrecked and total
loss at Halfmoon Cage.
ST. Johns, n. F., July 25.-Steamer Con-
1Continued on Third Page).
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steady IN tone In the active stocks Long
island ueclinsl 70 ~, and BROOKLYN
Union Gas TO sJia New York New Ha-
ven aud Hartford sold at l65Il6iia. against
ll5, he aast PR viously reported trans
actions Net changes in the active list
sho = losses o. isu1k per cent. Total
sales were Hess shares including $500
sugar, -z.tyQ 81. Paul ami ll,sO Burllng-
ton and Quincy. Bonds " ere weak. The
sales asSPegated S534,0go
New York stock disclosing Bids
stocks ana BQnds-American Cotton OH
otss do preferred 10: sugar Refinery, 1Jfif;
az pyeterred. 81 AtchisOu. T. and s F.,
ma Baltimore and Ohio. is; Canada Ia
clhc. 81. Chesapeake and Ohio. l5L; Chi
cage and Alton, l5i. Chicago. Burlington
ana Quincy, 65l4; Chicago Gas. 525s; Del
aware Lacka wanna and Western, lao,
DIS. Cat Feed, los; Erie, 1879, do pre-
terred, 2S12; Edison General Electric 23lai
Illinois Central 81; Lake Erie and West
lioi Louisville and Nashville, 45la; LOuS-
vile and y. A, 8; Manhattan, 90l2 MEM
PMS and Oh rlestOn, IS asked; Michigan
central, s2i2, Miss 1uri Pacific, IFS; Mo-
pie and OhlO, 10; Nashville, G. and ). L.,
6't2 asked; United States Core se. 33s;
DO preferred, "a; New Jersey t-ntral,
ga; New York Central. g1&; y l.. ana
y F., IS; Norfolk and western. pre-
ferred, 10; Northern Pacific, 52s; do pre-
ferred, FPS; Northwestern. 9ns; do pre-
terred, las bid; Pacific Mail. 1S%s. Reading.
l05s. Rock Island, 55is: St Paul. 20: 90
preferred, I'D; Silver Certificates. 69B;
Tennessee Coal and Iron, 161a; do DO pre-
Ierred' ~ asked, Texas Pacific, 6l2: Union
Pacific, 6; Wabash, ST. L. and p. SO; do
do preferred, "A; Western Union, 79ls;
Whe ling and L. T., rs; do do preferred,
2its; Southern Railway 5s, 81; Southern
Railway common, rs; Southern Railway
preferred, IS.
State Bonds-Alabama a, 50; do b. 112:
do c. 95; Louisiana stamped Is. 80; North
Carolina As, Sl2; North Carolina SIS, us;
preferred, bid Virginia Trust Receipts,
4; Virginia Funding Debt. So; South Car
DINA 4las, 101.
Government Bonds-United States As
registered, 100; United States Is, coupons.
107; United States IS, registered. IS bid:
United States As registered new, llS;
Unit 1 States Is, coupons, new. III.
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THE DAILY MARKETS.
-,DtNG DEPARTMENTS
l''N ,rrrr AND UNCHANGED.

,.. rurpentine the Most Active
-, Reing Firm al 22A Gents,
,.,, "a Good Demhnd-Rosin In
,...cd-CottOn Dull and In
,-...d-The Wholesale Markets
lift andAUnchanged-
nah. July 26.-The local markets
..-a-a,ly unchanged to-day. The
-.-rs business was done in spirits
which was firm at "a cents a
'- -.- .4.h q good demand. Resin was
a.. lower grades. but the mediums
- M ia request Cotton remained dub.
.s s--.s of only bales. The first bale
- ---ton is expected to arrive to-day.
=. rss another advance in cotton bag
- AM. ties. with a hardening tendency.
~ q wholesale markets were quiet and
-..7- The following resume of the diff
80 markets, both local and telegraphic,
~ Snow the tone and the quotations at
.- .l.-a to-day.
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R50 for a range including Baltimore and
portisnd Ne Railroad ties. base "A feet,
isc Timber rates, 5OcQSL0g higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and
Windward nominal; to Rosario, $ls.toQ
an 90: to Rio Janeiro, $lA00; TO Spanish
and Mediterranean ports, $ll.3O0n5o; 20
United Kingdom for orders, nominal Tor
lumber, 4-pound IS STANDARD.
delphia 800; to Boston, 800; 10 Balti-
more, $500.
Naval Stores-By Sail 4a market Is
quiet Large sized, Cork T. orders are 4s
al. Genoa 2s 3d63e Cd; Adriatic, Is 6dQ
2s cd: south America, rosin, 65c per bar
rels OF 2SO pounds. COastwise-Ste. ITO
Boston, lie per 100 pounds on rosin' soc on
mounds. spirits. s5c; to Philadelphia, ros-
in, 7Ibc per 100 pounds. spirits, soc; to Bal
timore. rosin. 715c per 100 pounds. spirits
Zoe
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prime steam. 2g5c. choice. 3l2fsc Bacon
SHOULDERS 3Ac; longs sac, clear ribs. &c;
clear sides, 4sc. Dry salted meats. shout
ders, Sssc; longs, 5lac; clear ribs. 3asc;
$I.22
Baltimore Md. July 27.-FIour firm: west
ern super N.Std2O1; do extra, S2eJU -5-
do. family S30la3.3O; winter wheat pat
emit %.40d365; spring, do. do, S3.50a3.z5, do.
do. straight, SlJa3.30. Wheat firm spoi
and July, 627sH65c; August, G2lsu32s, g..
Septemlor, 63U63isc; steamer No red,
5Ss4u5Sl. southern by sample 5SM6igc: 40
on grade, 6lN sac. Corn weak spot and
July, 3Oi2d30ssc; August. 30ii 030lsc; sop
tember 591gU3O6sc; southern. 3lisN32c Oats
strong; No white, 25025iqc, No mix
ed. 23li23lec. Rye quiet; No nearby. 2irrd
Soc; No. western, 350S5i5c Hay. frm al
$1,000 bid. Grain freights firm; steam 10
Liverpool, -iad. Coffee steady. sugar
stronger; graduated, 5.7Oc. other arti-
Giles unchanged
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yum good demand at the offiot, vas as hrm
oa Al the first cali at the ' Rug 9u9tas a.
''s ne market was hulletined firm ioro 81
with sales Of $50 casks. A. IN I'm; Il
~ 1t closed firm and unchanged e wis viz !,
"2sin-The market remaine4 6r
'hSed. with good demand for ~.
ess When lines contained large on,.,,.
Oh medium grades they were ref,ieal
IA pales mixed in with common frra ~:
De- = noweyer. and the transactions for
&, 4 We're quite large At the Hoard ~
b, az the first call. the reported So,
,s "a barrels. There We're no sales ro-
ea. al the closing of the market. The
--OnS Murc As follnNs.
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steamers George W. clyde. Chichester
New York Iroquois, Kemble, Jackson
Vile.
New York, July 22-Arrved, brig Robt
Dillon, Wyatt Savannah; Aetna, Chip
man, Jacksonville
Cleared. brig Wau Bun. Avis, Savannah
Brunswick Ga, July 25.-Arriyed
schooners Frank o. Dame, Townsend
Philadelphia; Jerome B. Look, Convan
New York.
Sailed banks Thomas Perry (BD, Car.
yer, Santos; r. c. Peterson (Nor), Olan.
sen, Garston; schooner Anne Lord, Ken.
dali. BALTIMORE.
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ncEAN FREIGHTs.

cotton-Market quiet; rates quoted are
ner 100 pounds Boston, per bale. s125;
Kew York, per bale, 500, Philadelphia
per bale, 81 90; Baltimore, per bale. S1.25:
Nc New York. soc; Antwerp. via New
York. SGc; Havre, via New York, SSc: Am
Serbian, via New York. 43c; Genoa. via
New York, 43c; Reveal, via New York, 5Sc;
Hamburg. via New York. $50.
Lumber-By Sail-Freights are steady
AT ruling rates. Foreign business s more
or less nominal The rates from this and
nearby Georgia ports are quoted at 1880
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FRUITS AND vEGrr1nLrs.

New York. July 2-Pears. southern
fancy, SLO03.5O. Watermelons. carloads
SlCOOo0226.00. watermelons. hundred, IS NJ
Gl2O0 Peaches Georgia. fair $20062 50,
peaches, Maryland aud Delaware. crates
z5p50c; peaches, Maryland and Delaware
basket 3oli zoe; peaches. South Carolina
carrier. I.25Q2Jo. Apples crate, 10000
Onions, easy; east shore, basket 87n75c
onions, barrel. $lO0d150. Potatoes, 75cG
$lO0; potatoes, sweet 75c6t$275
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM. Crane, James. Balti-
more. J. Carolan, Agent.
Schooner John G. Schmidt, English
Philadelphia, cargo coal to 5. +. and W.
railroad; vessel to c. W. Howard & Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy. Ferguson. Beaufort
with excursion, and ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Steamer Star, BouHneau. Bluffton and
returned-D J. Murphy, Agent.
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RICE

Market quiet; common, &C; fair, 2Ikql
Zs4c; good 3Aq2zc; prime, 4G4Hc; fancy.
head 44d4sc.
RoUgh-Upland, per tu-lel. 4Oa6Oc: tide
water, 50G80c.
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CLEARED .YEsTERDAY.

Steamship City Of Augusta, Daggett,
New York-C. G.. Anderson, Agent.
Bark Sondre (Nor), Nielsen. London
Dahl & Andersen.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
MEMORANDA.

Steamer Gov. Sanford, strobhar, Beau
fort and returned-D. J. Murphy. Agent
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Inc cash quotations were as IOllOWs5
Flour was dull; prices unchanged. No. 2,
spring wheat 5s@5914c; No. 2. red, 6llaa62c.
No. 2 corn, 251s6D26c. No. 2 oats 1SnlS15c
Mess pork. $595Q6O5 Lard. S3.1Od312gz
Short rib sides, 49, l0GS.20. Dry salt shou:-
ders, s3.75dA0O; short clear sides, 50. 50D
1921 Whisky, $1.22
. Cincinnati, July N.-Flour steady. Wheat
steady: No red new track, 55c; No 2
red new, 6Oc: sample red new track, 559
SEC Corn steady; No. ? mixed, 29a291ac
Oats. market steady and hrm; No. white,
old track, 2Oe; No. 2 mixed new track
dc Pork. market steady; clear back, s.. rs:
clear family, 1925. Lard Inactive;
kettle, 3513Ac; prime steam,
31kc Bacon, market steady; shoul-
steam, 3Ac Bacon, market steady; shout
ders 4Md4kc; loose short rib sides, $40
4Ac short clear sides. 440D4asc., Dry salt
ed meats. market inactive; shoulders, BIC;
short rib sides $3.75G3 IS; short .Ilear
sides. s3.s71k@3. 3d. Whisky steady at $l.22
st. Louis, July 27-Flour firm and un-
changed Wheat July, 59hc; August,
5O@5slsc; September, 5slsc asked .Deceni-
Der, Gle bid. Corn lower, July 22hc bic;
December. 23l5c bid. oats steady; July
1890; August, lsMs asked Z September,
177sc asked; May. 20izc bid. Pork. stand
ard mess, new, $751;; old, s6121a. Lard,
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MARINE IyTELLIGExCE.

SAVANNAH. Tuesday. July Is, 1896.
~--~~-~-~~~---~-~-~---~-
sun rises .07
Sun sets .......................... ... & .59
>--~~-~~--~~-~~----~~
High water FIT Pulaski 1928 am 1910 pm.
High water Savannah 11:28 am II 40 pm.
~~~~-~~~~-~~~~~-~---~~~ ~-~~----~-~-~-~-~-~-~|-~
The time ball on Cotton Exchange drops
y m, 18th meridian.
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dry good ork ,as July 27-The course of the
,ay mas shown the week openinS vSjtho 10
tio o,,eea9 2 change from previous condit
IONS IONS The general tone Of the mar I44ui l.
business ans as is IS seen in the fact that such
Dn Inc basis of previous prices eiIItirely
,5n o'omn' bieached or coarse colored CO..
, ,ol,S' or IN fancy cotton lines Tu ~ ~
Ike a2o ZEN t and worsted goods department.
Inherent and M are se,I hotcSeia9e buyers are in
MIG m their humor. without MAJ an
10 force olI h ,urD.ng prices by undue efforts
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Cfucinn via AsheVile wi
NevY trains 81
ands vslbuled
p A.
~ n. Passenger Savann Ca
romCe
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Naval Stores Statement
s S5.' On H-I1d Agra ,. ls96.- 5.sls Isi.s7s
P.-st,-SS - ..ty -;,------------- 1851 4257
Aota- ---------,.-.-.s-.---.----l6 i.572 1854
Exports to-day -.-...-..-...... 3.2ls 2655
Exports previously .s.........lS02ls s75.5is
Total since ApFh 1. 1885. 1855 s7i.s7s
stock on hand this day ...-. a lsq 125 ,77
STOCK same day last year .... 2l,Z10 IO91qs
receipts same dag last year. 1l4S 8695
charleston, 5. c.. July ZI.-Turpentine
market, hrm at &c; sales. none. Rosi1
hrm and unchanged; sales, none.
liminston. y. g., July 27.-Rosin firm.
strained, Sl-32l2; good stra ined. SIS7i..
spirits turpentine firm: machine. 21ltc
1ili irregular 2llzc bid. Tar quiet. 81 IL
Sl.0u5 virgin, $40
Receipts tUrpentine, 126 casks
new 1ork, July El.-Rosin quiet steady
strained common 10 GOOD. 1,6j. T'lIrpe-l
tine quiet, easy. 24G2fizc.
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Hides and Wool Wanted

CONTINUED on Third PBge).
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-08-11

s.
Ihave berries, grapes and peaches
a. year old, fresh as when pickeg1 ]
I use the California cold process.
do not heat or seal the fruit. lust
put il up cold, keeps perfectly
fresh and costs almost. nothings
can put up bushel IN ten minutes.
Last week | sold directions 10
over 40 families; any one will pay
a dollar for directions, when they
see the beautiful samples Of f4u5t.
AS there are many people poor
like myself, I consider i my
duty TO giv1s 'Ifi1y experience 70
such, and feel confident any one
can make one or two hundred dol
lars round home in q few days. i
will mail sample Of fruit and COM
plete directions to any ons Of your
readers for eighteen two cent
stamps, WHICH IS only the actual
cost of the samples, postage, etc :
20 me. FRANCIS CASEY,
8-r4 Ct. Louis. Mo.
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Wanted. To exchange acres
Of good land, in two tracts OF 7
md 10 acres respectively, both
well fenced ard cleared, had good
groves on chem which are coming
out again, LOCATED at Higley,
Lake county, Fla, clear of en-
e,subrance, for a piano. Apply to
this office. -.
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Sabalena drives away that sen
sation of fatigue. Al druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-08-11

Ripans Tabules cure bad breath.
Ripans Tabules cure torpid liver.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion.