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The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

The election news was placed on
the bulletin boards at Jim Boyd's
and Fred Schmidt's on Tuesday
night, and was enthusiastically re-
ceiyed by the republicans. On the
next afternoon Chairman Jones sent
out a telegram announcing that Bryan
was elected, and it caught number
of gullible democrats by inducing
them to bet few more l0Oc dollars
on tho result.
Dmp-on Thursday morning, Ger
trude, the young daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. ]. ]. 0'Donnell, after having
undergone an operation for appendi-
citis- The sympathy of all is exten-
ded to the family in their affliction.
A tomahawk drill viii be given at
the NJ. E Church, Nov 20, by ten
little 'siniuns" in full costume. These
iniuns are not at all treacherous, SO
don't be afraid to come.
Christmas Gift - Bottomly, the
photographer, will remain until Nov.
l6. If you want some fine pictures
come at once.
Eight little eherubs with candles
bright by special request will say
GOOD Night at the NJ. E. Church,
Nov. 25.
A new time card went into effect
on the A. L. & S. Fe, November 4.
The children of the school had a
holiday Tuesday, election day.
A fine line of latest trimmed hats
at Irwin's,
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween +. Fl. Kelsey and A. E. Ever
ett under the firm name Of Kelsey &
Everett, has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. The business
will be continued by f. H. Kelsey,
who will collect all accounts due the
firm and settle all bills owing by the
firm. f. H. KELSEY,
A. Z. EVERETT.
Lamar, Colo, Oct. 20, 1895.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07
Highest Of all in Leavening PowerIfst U S Cow Report
R1H!a,ll! q! BsxdssE BakiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

W. j. Johnston for Shoes.
w. J. Johnston for Carpets.
W. ]. Johnston for Clothing.
W. J. Johnston for Blankets.
W. ]. Johnston for Dry Goods.
W. ]. Johnston for Undearwear.
W. j. Johnston for W. L. Douglas
Shoes.
See the new ad of the Palace Drug
Store.
L. W. Keil, expert matchmaker,
Lamar, Colo.
See the musical album at the Pal
ace Drug StoIe.
W. J. Johnston for i. P. Reeds
Ladies' fine Shoes.
L. W. Keil, the eastern Colorado
jeweler, Lamar, Colo.
Attend F. f. Irwin's shoe sale be-
fore it closes and save S..
Buy your paints, oils and window
glass at Palace Drug Store.
W. J. Johnston, leader in Dry
Goods, Clothing and Shoes.
c. NJ. Lee will buy school orders
and town and county warrants.
Expert watch repairing, reasonable
prices, L. W. Keil, Lamar, Colo.
W. J. Johnston, leader in every
thing in his line IN the Arkansas
Valley.
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The literary circle OF the Y. p. S.
C viii NEE, a, the residence Of Judge
pough.y on next "Wednesday evening
si7;90 sharp.
The dinner and supper given by
the ladies Of the Christian Church on
election aAy was largely patroniEed,
sad proved 8 great success
The election has delayed the Reg.
is;sr some this week, and election
nsw. hlls the columns, but we will
prOni~e 10 return 10 our former mis-
sioa as a religious journal next weok
A petition. signed by the leading
shippers OF this section, asking the
railroad company 10 put IN stock
scales 8, the Lamar stock yards, has
been prepared and will be sent to
Headquarters at once. These scales
arr badly needed for the convenience
ot,he shipping public, and by put
ting them in the Santa Fe viii OBJ
tain considerable business which now
goes TO the Missouri Pacific.
The Christian Endeayor of the III.
Z. Church are planning lecture
course for the winter months For
their endeavors and the spirit prompt.
ing the same they should be com.
msnded The course 20 far arranged
coutaips the following: Rev. h ~
Barnes, Canon City; DR.. B. +. Vim
cent. Denver; Miss Atkins, eiocution-
ist, Denver; Rev. ID. L. RAIDER, Den
yer; Rev. r. A Chase, Canon City.
In all probability Bishop Warren, OF
Denver, and DIR. w. A. Qusgle, OF
Kansas City, will be added This
much is certain, there will be six en-
tertAinments at least ard only
charge Of s1o0 will be made for the
entire course Single admission VIII
be twenty five cents. The first lee
ture will be given by Rev. X III.
Barnes November 10. The endeay-
ors mean to canvass the town soon
for the sale Of season tickets. Let
Lamar people give them good word
OF cheer and aid them in this worthy
enterprise by securing season
ticket. Nothing can be more OF an
honor TO the educational standing
of community than for il to be
known that lecture course can be
sustained
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Notice..

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of Kelsey and Ev-
erett will please call and settle at
once. +. H. KELSEY.
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John Brown had little in!up boy
and he will appear at the nj. E.
Churuh Nov. 25, 1896.
Miss Lynch's 3 and A grades will
give very interesting drama Nov.
25. Go to the NJ. E. Church.
have just received lot of walk
ing and wheel hats; everything first
class and 1 positively won't be under
sold. B. KELSEY.
Ladies', children's infants cloaks
in plush, 3, 8, Z, 8, IL, 13, 15. Is, 25.
Feather boas and ostrich from 81 to
so at Kelsey's.
A. Kern has started a Merchant
Tailor shop in the Goodale building.
Mr. Kern comes highly recommend
ed and will undoubtedly make sue
cess. II you want a first class suit
at any price from $500 to $4,000
call on him. Mr.. Kern has 20 years
exerience as a tailor and cutter. He
also solicits your repair work, and
guarantees satisfaction both with his
work and prices.
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Notice..

The firm Of Huddleston & Pike
having been dissolved all persons
knowing themselves indebted to them
will please call and settle the same
at once. Respectfully,
G. G. HUDDLESTON.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

The literary circle OF the Y. p. S.
C viii Nee, a, the residence Of Judge
poagh.y on next "Wednesday evening
aiT;30 sharp.
The Lamar register., 1896-11-07

The dinner and supper given by
the ladies Of the Christian Church on
election day was largely patronized,
aaa proved q great success
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NOTES AND PERSONALS.

General Manager Quinlan is in Dallas.
The Dallas fair rate was not continued
for Houston territory
city Ticket Agent Greenhill OF the Santa
Fe spent yesterday in Galveston
Joe Russ. route agent for the Pacific ex
press company. was in Houston yesterday.
7. II. Goodwin, general freight agent OF
he Santa 'e. was UP from Galveston yes
to-day.
j. G.. Anderson, Southern passenger
agent of the southern Railway, is back
from New orleans,
j. y. Wisner, travelling passenger agent
OF the Soaboard Air Line. has returned
from New Orleans.
j. c. Gregory. division superintendent Of
the International and Great Northern. WAS
in yesterday from Palestine.
a. NJ. York immigration agent for the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas, went North
last night after a few days stay in llous-
ton and Galveston.
The Santa Fe mail. due in Houston at
ago, did not arrive last night owing to n
wreck at some point ON the north end. 1t
will arrive this morning.
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THE REGISTRATION.

Yesterday Was Better Day Than the
Average.
Tho fact that the registration is drawing
to close had very appreciate effect
upon the number of registrations yesterday
and increased the figures for the day con
siderahly above the average, the total num-
her Of certificates issued being $50 incrcas-
ing the grand total to $500.
This is not yet up to what 1t should be
aud what IIouston's voting strength could
make it II they would but turn out and
register and not put 1t oil TO the last day
hut two more days remain in which to
register, and the voter who fails to register
before o'clock ;olprrcw night loses there
by his right to vote in the coming election.
II the privilege of voting is not sufl
cicnt incentive to induce registration. u
spirit OF local pride in helping out IIous-
ton In an active competition with other
cities in the --iato should stimulate every
citizen not yet registered to do so before
the books are closed tomorrow night.
Look at the table published elsewhere OF
the registration of the different Texas cities
and see how easy it will be to jump Hous-
ton to second place
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AT THE OPERA HOUSE.


Bancroft the Magician.
Bancroft made a most favorable impress
sion upon his first appearance In this city
at Sweeney & Coombs opera house last
evening. He was greeted by a very large
and critical audience whose standards of
measurement in his line of work were the
thoroughly class magcans who had
been seen here and elsewhere. but Ban
croft did not suffer at all by the compari-
son. The only objection 10 the entertain
ment, If any, was that there was not more
OF 1t. What was done was performed with
n skill and smoOthness of execution that
were MS pleasant as they were remarkable
and mystifying. The stage settings were
elaborate and beautiful, adding something
of tho spectacular to the entertainment
This young magician carries an immense
amount OF scenery a large company OF
assistants aud has staged his exhibitions
without regard to cost
Mr.. Bancroft is particularly happy in the
realm of legerdemain, or seght OF hand
and many OF his tricks were novel as well
as startling. II would be impossible to de-
scribe them In detail A feature of the
entertainment is the black art, which he
calls the Mysteries OF the Yogi, closing
with beautiful scenic effect A pleasant
specially or two are introduced by others
in the way of variety. among them a very
eXcellen, exhibition of juggling by Satsuma,
Japanese.
Mr. Bancroft relies moro upon his own
deXtority and tricks OF magic than upnn
mechanical effects. such as trunk mysteries.
Illusions. dccapitationG. and that class Of
work. lie is easy and polished in manner.
OF pleasant appearance and creates most
favorable impression. The large audience
last evening was highly entertained from
beginning 10 end Of the exhibition and re
peatedly testified it's warm appreciation.
Bancroft can be assured OF generous nat
ronage whenever he returns to this city.
Tho production upon the whole Ia finished
and artistic in every respect
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NOTES ANn pERsoNA1s.

The Pennsylvania inspection party yea
tcrday made the run from Louisville to
I.ogansport, Today they will inspect the
line from Logansport to Cincinnati The
party travels on three special trains, each
one running an observation car with open
end ahead of the locomotive That the
track inspection may be thorough, the
speed OF the train is not over twenty miles
an hour 1t is estimated that the expenses
of the trip will be $4,000. or about $500
day.-St Louis Globe Democrat.
The Pullman company will next week
turn out the Pullman vestibule cars from
it's shops which the Wabash, In connection
with the Santa Fe, Is to run commencing
with November 4, between st. Louis and
Los Angeles.
The new building OF the railroad branch
of the Young Mems Christian association
at Russell. Ky, was opened sunday with
appropriate exercises President ingalls, of
the Chesapeake and Ohio and the Big Four
delivered an address.
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year. He advocated Clcvolnnd's cause and
defended his actions and expressed himself
as wholly IN favor OF government ownership
OF railroads.
His talk on National issuos was IN line
of previously published speeches, as was
the greater part Of his talk on State issues
his principal Thoughts being turned to the
comparative TAXATION aud general conduct
Of officers ftom the term of the Old AL
oaide and Sui Ross 10 the present.
The democrats had control of the State
government for the last twenty three years
Naiucs and taxes had hcOn gradually in
creased. times were male harder and
money has vanished The people worked
harder and had less In the last six years
thau ever rofurC. For these years the state
has been run ny class Tor that class To
on.oN the pie counter The tongue Of
Islander never wagkel acainst the Old Al
'aldo. and he has warned you TO beware
Of tho Dudley los, CulbcrsOn ring as you
would 4 postaoNse nl smallpox.
No republicans pOpu,ists nor sound
money democrats had over been appointed
TO oihc, by the ring and 800 900 voters
have been prescribed nom participation in
state affairs. That means ring rue IL
you elect my party | viii not turn down
Your petitions, NO matter to what party
Nbh O'luiE nor on account OIL politics, MlNr
shall be personal governments | would
oven appoint ncc silver demortvs be-
cause that would be patriotism. and not
liboialtty. II IL Texas principle that 10
the vctors belong the spnis aud that tx
simply barbarian and ccniscntion
Mr. Kcarhy dwelt for some time on the
democratic theft OF planks in the populst
platform and made comparisons In regard
to school funds aud terms Of difforcn, ad
administrations Davis gave six month";
schools ami 80 did Roberts. leaving $500.
pn1 in the fund. liogs collected three and
half millions OF dollaru and gave three
months school. leaving the State In debt
$,SS coo. Culhcrson was elected on n plat
form plcdging retrCnchment and reform
collected four and a half millions OF taxes
aud one and a half million of occupation
l'censgf spout SIX millions u dollars leav-
< no school fund. aud your trachers GER
thcates nir going begging .ur Il purchaser
10 discount lhem,
He sail he would not promise tho negroes
anything hcyond protection IN every ham
let to lfo, liberty md homes, stopping;
kukluX and whiiecap nracticcs. and civ.
ing the colurCd children SIS months Of
school undos the control Of the colorcd
teachers and trustees.
lie charged lIogs with rohbiug the State
out Of $lS500O by refusing to accent the
sugar bounty. and declared that, should he
be- elected. Ne would yet recover that money
II there WAS any laW by which be could
do so
He spoke TN ef,or midnight, but his
audience thiunod out considerably before
the close.
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MAY PROMOTE MIR. GROsCLosE.

The Galveston Tribune says that since
the Western freight association has been
organized the probabilities are that John
W. Allen. now general freight agent OF
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas of Texas.
with headquarters at Dallas. will represent
the Katy on the association board. In that
event the Tribune thinks w. u, Grosclosc
now assistant to Mr., Allen, VIII be his sue
ccssor.
Nothing would be hailed with greater de
light by the people. and especially railroad
employees Of Texas who If not personally
acquainted with the gentlemen. know Of
them. MIR. Allen has been with the Katy
for number OF years and is a man thor
oughly Informed upon the duties that
would devolvc upon the new position.
MIR. Grosclose recently came to this road
and has an onviahle reputation in the
freight business. He was formerly with
the Cotton Belt at Tyler
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POPS CONDEMN FUSION

oakville Texas, October q AT n mass
meeting of populsts Of Live Oak county
today, pursuant to call by Chairman Il.
Fraser, resolutions were passed without
dissent condomnug any fusion movement
That may be made either by republican or
populist leaders
Also resolutions III rospoc. Of Hon. r.
rate Mcneil. deceased amenting his loss
10 the populist cause. he being their nom-
inoc for reelection to the legislature.
Hon. \. J. Flowers Of Wilson county
was recommended as fit man TO sue
coed HIM
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DISTRICT COURT

George Morris ct al VS.. W. II. Keegan
ct al, judgment for defendant
Lee Wilson VS.. Houston and Texas Cen
trail railway judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50 by agreement.
Willis Yates W.. A. Friedenhaus ct al
continued by plaintiff
a. j. Wick vs.. heldred r. Mclean ct al:
continued by defendant Scott on account
Of absence OF Witness Woodbridge
Rcbccca Thompson VS.. Houston and Tex
os Central railway; judgment for plaintiff
for SOB
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ST. Louis. October 20 Cattle Receipts
aGnn .LlnmnnLa aln1. elnahN on good cat
SHORT NEWS STOKES

CAMDEN. n, ! Vice Presidential Can
didatc Hobart opened his campaign here
fayoring protection and the gold standard.
ONsrANTlNOPLE-I -Four men nado
m unsuccessful attempt 20 assassinatc MSr.
BarlhOlumuus, the lucum tones OF the Ar
inonian ratriarchlaie,
AMERlCUS. Ga The remains OF OK
.pcakcr Crisp were laid to rest In Oak
Grove cemetery. The entire city draped
tlloir buildings.
NEW York;, J. T., lyman. the al
legged No. l. has arrived here but declines
TO be interviewed, fearing to endanger MA
friends.
MEMPHIS. Tom. -Dourke Cochran ad-
dressed a large crowd here.
COUNCIL BLUFFS. la.--Generals Pal
mer and Buckncr spoke here, the former
In advocacy Of Mckinley against Bryan.
wAsIilNGTON - President Cleveland
oomplimonted Archbishop Ireland on his
political attitude.
NEW YORK--Ilenry W. Cornell. law
yer and son OF Ex-Governor a. H. Cor
rell. has been arrested at Dobbs Ferry, N.
N. charged with grand lerceny.
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ALARGE SHIPMENT.

The schooner shawmut arrived IN "al-
ycston yesterday from baltimore bearinr a
large CONSIGNMENT OF canned rooaa ana
other supplies for the firms OF Hehse q
Co md Carson Sewall to'' DOM OF
Houston This is one OF the iarsest SI'p
rcr.ts ever received in Houston aud II
win require fifty cars to transport IT, the
nav shore line gets the consignment
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HOME SEEKERS EXCURSION.

The Missouri, Kansas and Texas Will
run home seekers excursions from North
ern points to Texas, ct the rate OF one
fare for the round trip plus s. for eNecu-
ton of the return ticket.
Dates of sale will be November ana
II: December 1 and 10; January and l9i
February and l6, good 10 rteurn any
TUESDAY or Friday after date OF sale Win
in twenty-one days. the ahVlce Is lhat
hundreds will take advantage of this rate
If tho KATY and visit Texas within the next
frur months.
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nA1IRnAn cnMMIssION.

Austin. Texas. oct. 23.--It is hereby or
dored that commodity tariff NO. ~ issu'd
I., thts commission February IS. 1896, to
a1nlv ON sundry articles of freight In car
loads transported by railroads between
points in Texas. and effective March 81;
ISIS. be amended by changing item . Of
said commodity tariff No. II. to read as
follows. Canned goods not otherwise pro
widen for from Houston Is cents 3id IRON IRON
Galveston q cents per 100 pounds, Ihls
order shall take effect November a. la'o'
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Yesterday morning it was discovered
that a number OF bogus tickets were IN
possession OF colored excursionists VINO
Nere here from Louisiana and Texas points
along the Southern Pacific. when CAUSED
much uneasinoss among the passengers.
Mr.. Parks. assistant general passsns.s
AGENT. adjusted matters. allowing the tram
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-27

Trinity, Texas October 26.-Evon money
is wagered here on Bryan carrying Ohio.
Little else is thought OF except politics.
Captain r. II. Balls friends say he will
have wallkoyer in his congressional race
against the combine Al the leading re-
publicans here and many OF the populists
will supuort him
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cI.Ev cuAUDRoN BURIED.

Tho funeral OF Glen Chaudron took place
Yesterday morning at 10 o'clock from the
Church Of the Annuuclation, Rev. Father
Horncssy officiating. The pall-hearors were
/ A. Huston, Clarence Reuchcr. Lewis
u-yau ard T. D. Connell At the grave
was n lovely collection of flowers, rendered
by Houston ladies. friends of the family Of
the deceased.
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HOTEL BRISTOL
european Plan)
pr, TRAVIS ST. AND CAPITOL AVE-.
Houston Texas.
Rooms 7sc 70 500 PER bAy.

Rooms 75c TO sio0 PER DAY.
Electric Lights. steam Iioal Eie;ator,
Call and Return Bells N Ill Rocms.
New and Elegantly Furnished,
Eyerythng Modern.
RsT CLASS GAZE SERVICE AT
MODERATE PPrCES
MURlSON " MALTN. Manigcrs
T0RMERl.N OF CAPITOL IiO1EL.
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BUCKLEN'S .AHNlcA SALvE,
The best s3lvc IN the world for cuta
bruises sores. ulcers. salt rheuin, fcyef
sores. letter. chnppcd hands. chilblsins.
lively cures PILES, or no pay Required e
Ii guaranteed to give perfect satisraet1o2
or money refunded. Price 70 ceEto ~
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- Inventor. Liverpool. SEPT. -
50 ida, Iivtruull, oct. 10
80 loanard. cape Town. sept. 20
IS Lvousu. Wilder. New YORK, oct. u.
- lNutpWuu. larry. oct Is
s. Marlstow. Plymouth. oct Z.
- N!utH, NinEston sept %
IN MArthat1. Card #. Oct. 4
s. Molhr dye no dc laueiro, oct, Is
- Moktn philadchhlp Sept y.
81 rlAmpton Cardin. sept. q.
- Guautoek rorf Slln
s. Snlvoig New Norit, oct p.
- Strntrmore, Deigoa bhy. Aug, H.
81 SrathueVls, = ugapore, y VIZ. -.
IS Teutouia, Liverpool. oct 10.
81 Trlpoli Barry, oct. u.
IS 'ctoyli Sunderland, Oct. I.
5, Wplhy. bu"nos Ayt,s, August
IS nrk Monievideo. Sept. Is.
t{atk Geneva, Rnstcn, sept 4.
sch Belle O'Ncil, Philadelphia oct T.
Snh Mgggie Hart, Boston. sept 3,
Sch Nlac.mper, Boston, sept. ~,
Sch Chas, X. Schulz. rh!,ndelphia oct o
Sch Ihos r. pollard. Baltimore Oct. D.
Sch Mary sanford New York, Oct. ~.
Sch II. W. MoComher. Newport News,
Oct u
Sch Vim. H. Swan, Philadelphia. oct, u
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rbousands OF cases OF rheumatism have
.heen cured by Elmer q Amends Pre-
scrintion No cS5l" All sufferers shout.
,ry a bottle Of same, c. w. Preston = Co.
c;s!yeston. Texas. agents
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The spurious tickets were of the same
design and character as the roads form.
but differed slightly in tint of paper II Is
understood tina, the offender is known and
will be punished
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). ''EE a CoLo ONE nav

drugsis,,,NVe Promo Qu.nlno Tablets.
cure, a5S refund the money f ii fails
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h Wm. II swan. ThIIa.leInhla. oet. ..
oAlNEsTON aTATEllMNr.

GAIN ESrON ETATEMNNT
This This I'm, lnst
cav wort u,f. fuu rc sn~
Nct receipts ..237el 3l.7io 5olSil a22.61o
Gross receipts .237dl 3l,7ig 55655 s22,o7l
l.Apurtt-
Great Britain .ilics n.ies 1850 $500
France - GS5g Gga2 81 sos ~ on
cofntuent - IuH 70il SLg5g a. a.
Total for, IN ..r,3bi YE.l 3y.'lM lll.iss
Nrw York;. S,lN 9.l3l G,,Gii 1},.7s
Nori,uu civ 90. 80 iil
0ther L. 3. pts. .... .... ....., 10 s.
Norih iy raw. ..... .,,t! ~ ,...t.
'rotin roasi yyis.i 3l3i 3lM 5i.7D2 Di.lai
,,,uI cnu. tin1r - rbi nn
rutai exports q. Igj 2s 40 35i,U5J 2ll.3lH
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oN slurnoARD Nor CLEARED.


RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Tins total rrec uts Of cotton af Galveston
Today were 23,TGl baies, as follows!
Nv GUif Color0d 10 aud santa re railway
sips
~ international and Great Northern
~ ,lwav. 1871
Ky Galveston, Houston and Henderson
Iiy Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway,
G693
Nv Galveston. La Porte and Houston
rnfliNnN. liGl.
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!. Dana, New York; l.. II Menefec
~ Worth q. 4. Norton, VIM. Houck'
Bonele, Now York u. Z. Grove. pal
~. Is, Techcnor Indianapolis, Goo.
Bingbanm. New York. John g. Hood,
Endelnhia Frederick Bancroft. Mrs.
faerlck Bancroft, Edward l.. Bloom.
\ VIE. New York, O. j. Brown. To-
e. Nan; u. \. McMath. Texas; T.. II.
phson, Quincy, ILL.,, w. u. Wyne, Dal-
twford, 81. Louis. 4. r. Masterson,
txoHa; \ Ballard. Chicago; 4, s.
re, DALLAS; j, f. Olive. Rastrop: Geo.
hoen, Louisville, Ky: Frank Def.
k,'eF louisville, Ky; j. Mckinnon ana