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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02

1t is a great mistake to suppose
that a poor man has anything to
gain from the substitution of bad
money for good money. He might
as well expect to profit by the sub
stitution of bad food for good
food.-St. Louis Globe. Democrat.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02

There are no other than Grout
Republicans now.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02
Republican State Ticket.

Republican State Ticket.
For Governor,
JOSIAH CIRCUIT,
OF Derby.
For acknowledgements,
NELSON W. FISK,
OF Isle LaMotte.
For State Treasurer,
HENRY F. FIELD,
of Rutland.
For Secretary of State,
CHAUNCEY W. BROWNELL,
Of Burlington.
For State Auditor,
FRANKLIN D. HALE,
Of Lunenburgh.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02

an enthusiastic, dfuenI MChlnley
and Hobart man. By that sign We
conquer.
Garrett A. Hobart, the Republican
candidate for vice President, sounds
the keynote, not only for his own
commonwealth, but for the nation,
when he says that the people of New
Jersey, whether they are or have
been Democrats or Republicans, alike
believe that the long years of adver-
sity which this country is now endur-
ing, can be succeeded by years of as
great, if not greater prosperity than
the United States has ever seen, if the
administration will base it's line of
conduct upon the certain principles
of protection and sound money.
On those two principles the Republi-
can party makes it's appeal TO the
people to help bring the country
back to better times and happier
days.
Harris Weekly has the following
concerning Gen. W. W. Grout:-
The coming reelection of Gen.
Grout will insure him the enviable
distinction of having been elected to
the House more times than any other
man in the history of the State. The
General is now closing a service of
fourteen years, which is the most
that has ever been given any one 0e-
fore. No man could serve it as well
without ten years. experience in the
House as Gen. Grout is now doing,
which is a mighty argument against
a change justtor the sake of change.
Although the General represents
the other district, he has lots of
friends in the first, and we believe the
Republicans in Vermont are few who
are not well pleased with his work
and standing at Washington. He
represents his constituency both ably
and well.
Senator Thurston of Nebraska,
who was chairman of the st. Louis
convention and a most enthusiastic
Mckinley man, thus expresses him
self as to the political outlook
81 do not think there is any quas-
ton that Mckinley will win a great
victory by good plurality. | think
he will lose Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
Idaho and Montana on account of
silver. | do not think we can save
them. The rest OF the western States
| viii be in line. File fight VIII shortly
settle down and the tariff will force
the money issue into second place.
Senators Teller and Dubois will be re-
elected to the Senate on the silver
question. 1t is rather significant
that these two Senators were the
only ones to bolt and that they were
both up for reelection in silver COM
munities. Those who did not bolt
we're not up for another term"
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02
LAMoILLE COUNTY REPUBLICANS
They Hold Rousing Convention and Nom.
mate Strong Ticket.

Not until after IL O'Clock was the
Republican county convention at
Hyde Park called to order. Owing
10 the unavoidable absence of Chnir1
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1896-07-02
Another Sensation
In Silks !

We add to-day to our immense.l lot
of rich Silks at SO cents per yard, so
pieces of Fancy Stripes Taffetas and
Brocades worth 81 per yard at 5Sc.
Such values in Silks never before
shown. Suitable for skirts, waists,
dresses, Innings, trimmings, etc.
There must be a loss somewhere.
Manufacturers had too many, hence
the loss. 500 yards Chenny Bros.
plain black China Silk at so cents n
yard, usual 81 quality.
Samples will be sent when desired,
but sales will be made so rapidly
that second, third and even fourth
choice should be made when ordering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

1IT1rT---n- T.I-I - II-----I-- r-rrITT.Tl
,...,,..,, ,,,. e a.. ~
r.nfrrd. aaad tvcrt,-fvyo months
..,,.,.r.,,,,, 49,.
d,nre So 1eO3 west Ciav street III
Gao -. d.. 10th june. llrs. IT, VIZ
GINA CHANBERLAYNE. widow of
the lato Sp0fswoll D Chamheriayne.
10 the foty-nntl year ~ hor age.
Funeral ltom ule Clay-Sueet Metho-
dist church. corner Adams AND Clay
streets. at a. 10. H. 1ID instant.
Friends and acolai.tancos of the fame
ny respectfully invited to attend.
Kiuanniug GaJ papers please coov. o
rpor-er D..1 l.,, t.,l, .. - AZ
1errA roeri,rlr,.r. o-i,. ,.,...t....
Ian.@s a. and lash. T,,..r f,'-..... ....,.1
fy,, ,..,r. and oo.. month
Funeral ,ym fake .pf... ot ,b. hairs.
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~ cnrrnN nLARKETs.

NEW YORK June 10-Cotton: MID
ding gulf. il-lG. middilug. Z 1-lG. gross
receipts. 90 bales, exports TO Great bri-
tain. 1850 bales. Continent. @.sci bales,
sales 40 bales. spinncfs. ll9 bales.
stock uG21S bales.
Total to-day-Nct receipts. $3.50 bales;
exports TO Great Britain. 1885 bales.
Continent Iois bales. stock. 300 40
htlts.
Total SO far hls week-Nct receipts.
1900 bales. exports 90 Great Britain,
io11S bales. France. l53 bales; CONT
nont. u si5 hafcs
Total since September fst-Nct receipts.
5lo5o03 bales. exports 10 Great Britain.
%. 100 gLs bales. France. 4G0.5Oi bales. Com
tlneuf 1862 500 bales
Futures steady. sales. 300 COO bales.
juno and July. 71f; August. 715. scptcm-
Der. GO. october. G.G1; November. $50;
December. GGl. January, Go, February.
co March. Go.
NEW ORLEANS. IA. june Io.-Couon
futures steady; sales. 5JI 600 bales. June
and July Go2; August G51. September.
GG2. October G.s. November. GIG, De
cembcr. 63l' January 633, February.
CSC
LIVERPOOL. June 10-l2.3O p. NJ
Cotton demand fair and prices easier;
American middlug. . l5-lC. sales. 1900
bales. American. 1880 bales; spocula-
ton and export 500 bales. receipts. II. 600
balcs American. $500 bales. Futures
opened easy and demand moderate:
American mi1dllne. low mlldling clause.
juno 50-Gln3 1864. Juuc and July.
ana July and August. 49-Gla3 4S-6i.
August and September g 4s-Gf03 l7-64.
september and October. % 43-G4u3 1864:
October and November 40-Gf. November
O..
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NO DECISION REACHED.
ntyls nONUMENT COuhfIThh Az
,,r.>s rNTrL JUNE :7IH.
o,, .ccount of the Absence of the w "
Committee No Action Could De
Taken.

Tho Committee IN Design OF '"e
ri. Monument net at II O'Clock yesler-
dsv morning IN the hail OF the Nous.
n Delegates. ana completed the w"rA VI
awarding the three prizes to ai'h''oo'S
comneting for the honor OF furnishing
d.e,gns from which the monument 20
Tsff.rssn Davis. which Will stand IA Mo"-
roe Park. will be modelled. moss,
ADJOURNED WITHOUT ACllON.
TIN, committeo then adjourned 10 the
Office OF Hon j. Taylor Eliyson. president
of the Davis Monument ASSOCIATION
where. at Y O'Clock. a meeting Oh the
general committee composed or the III
rsctors OF tile Davis Monument Assocl".
ton. and representatives, or the thl'ei
Confederate Veterans. was expected 10
be held. On account. however OF the
absence OF the United Confederate Vet
Grams no action could be taken, and the
committee adjourned 10 meet again on
June 27ih al $50 T. NJ. I'm tho hall OF
the House OF Delegates
Mr.. Ellyson. when seen yesterday af-
ternoon. said that the meeting az the
general committee had been called yes
terday so that the whole matter be dis
posed OF before the hustle OF the re-
union began. and that the Design Com
ulttce ndt now COiic It's Iuil iuiS.
The members OF the committee are as
silent as the grave concerning the names
OF the successful architects, and nothing
will be known until after the meeting ON
the 27th instant.
AT the meeting yesterday morning those
present were Messrs. ElIyson. y. ".
Mayo. Peyton Wise. George l.. Christian.
John b. Cary. Joseph G. Dickersop. Thcs.
L. Campbell. w ID. Chesterman. w.
OTHER BUSINESS.
When the business relating 10 the
Davis monument mad been concluded
Colonel Cary reported that t735. which
was I'm his hanos. as chairman OF the
Finance Committee OF the Soldiers and
Sailors Monument Association. had, by
order OF the association. been turned
over TO the treasurer of the Davis Monu-
ment Association.
Mr.. Dickerson. from the committee. APP
pointed to consider the pFopriety OF put
ting a curb and steps 20 the section In
Hollywood. IN which Mr. Davis Is buried.
reported. On motion OF Mr.. Campbell. It
was ordered that the curling and steps
be constructed OF granolithic material.
and. on motion Of Mr.. Dickerson Colonel
cutshaw was instructed TO superintend
he work.
While no award can DO made as 10
the designs until the 9th instant. the
preparations for laying n, cornerstone
In Monroe Park viii 80 on - II . design
had already been adonssd.
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with his cultivated intellect. made him
"a universal favorlte. by his marriage
vi,l Miss Sarah S,th, or Baltimore. who
dia some years ago. he was the father OF
Sea- en- children. only three OF whom sur
yi,s lin.
IL only remains 10 offer the following
resolutions OF respect 10 the memory
OF our crpasfcG brother.
J. Resolved by the bar OF the city OF
Richmond. That in the death OF our dis
tinsuished brother In the profession. Hun
ter Holmes Marshall, We have LOST a val
ued friend our profession ana h0nored
member and the State a useful citizen.
. Resolved. That We tender TO the
family OF our deceased brother our deep
sympathy ia their affection. which We so
largely share with them.
9. Resolved That these proceedings
be presented 10 the several courts of this
cts and state and Federal Courts Of
the United States. al Charleston. W. Va.
with the request that they be spread on
their records. And that the daily papers
OF the city DO requested 10 publish them"
After elegant remarks by Mr. Iegh r.
PAGE. Major Robert Stiles. Mr.. Jackson
Guy. SIR James Peasants and Mr.. L.
G. Massie. the resolutions were adopted.
and the chair on motion appointed the
following gentlemen TO present them TO
the different courts.
Colonel ". W. Henry. 20 Supreme
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia. Major c.
$. StrIngfellow, United States Circuit
Court OF Appeals: Judge Waller r Staples
United States Circuit Court. Mr.. Il. b.
Munford. United States District Court:
Mr.. G. V. Meredith Circuit
Court OF Richmond: Hon. Hen
~ r. Pollard Clancy Court
OF Richmond Judge W. J. Leske. Law
and Equity Court OF Richmond: Mr..
Leigh L. Page. Hastings Court OF Rich
mond. Mr. A. W. Patterson. Circuit
Court OF Henrico; Mr.. James t. Brown.
United States Circuit Court OF West Viz
gtrfQ
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The District Committee Organized.

The Democratic Committee OF the Third
congress lOnai district met yesterday after
noon at o'clock In the office OF Mr. T.. L.
O. Scott IN the State Library building.
FOR organization. The following members
were present Messrs. Simon Solomon.
OF Henrico T.. l.. G. Scott. OF Hanover:
Marion L. Dawson. and Henry l.. Carter.
Of Richmond. The only absentee was
Mr. T. V. C'gbill, OF Chesterfield.
On motion Il Mr.. Dawson. Mr. K. l.. G.
Scott was unanimously reelected chair
man OF the committee. while Mr. Simon
Solomon was elected secretary. The
committee then adjourned subject TO the
call OF the Chair.
Mr.. Scott stated that he had been a
"sound-money man" hut now he intended
TO stand on the platform adopted and
work for the interests OF the Democratic
party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

ers and feeders. 50 s5Q3so. cows ana
bulls. 81 250325. Texans. $21ODSso
Hogs Receipts. 5000, market weak
and f0c. lower. heavy packing ana SNIP
ping lots. SiuON3 20. common 20 choice
mf,DI ssoO0sa0: choice assorted. S3404
sl5. light. S3o0N3.45. pigs. s2.'po3.i'.
sheep Receipts. 24.UJU; market weak
and l502Oc. lower. lambs. S2oy462o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
ST IONS NlARKET.

ST. LOUlS, MO, june 1u.-TIour I'M
changed.
Wheat lower. July. 54'sc; August,
boise: September BOISE. nominal.
Com steady. June. 2Jl4c.. nominal; July,
251.c. bid. September 2jsH2ic.
oats steady. June. 17i4c.. nominal; July,
I7a.c.. August. 17iac. bid.
Pofk-Siandard mess, now, SD ca
SGsIis
Iard-Prime steam, S3.92i3; choice.
S3g7s.
Bacon-.sh0ulders. Sf2j; longs. $40;
clear ribs. $500; clear sides. $3.50.
Dry Salted Meats Shoulders. 49,
loner $40, clear ribs, $3s7l4, clear
sides. $500
High wines steady At Sl.22
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REV. DIR. W. A. CAMPBELL
DT4IH or THIS SOBLE And USEFUL
MINISTER or THE GOSPEL.
He Passed Away Peacefully Surrounded
by His FaInily-skctch OF His Varied
and well Rounded Career.

Tho announcement Of the death Of Rev.
Or. william A. Campbell which occurred
M his residence. No. $40 west Grace
street. Tuesday night az 1870 o'clock,
was quite a surprise TO the community.
Or. Campbell had been in feebleheslth
for some time. and had been 80 since
January. though his condition had only
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
sKETCH OF MS OANEEN.

% /. ID.
sr -'.'i'.''''.'9 ,t,, .....,. and fil
MS peislde' gave tN,' .A."''' "'' 900
directions Tor continuing NiH AI.-" ulh.
e.,-,..,,,.,, an, MS Dturrp
-
The following interesting sketch Of Or.
az, Do ..f r... r.I. Times l,,
N'"'y "-' woe %
MS 4l-cAu, REV III l.- 'f-''-
NJ ililan Aihlson '.,,-"l' "|7 .Di "-
lluhri ltI.tt, iil AutAt4 county n 90
November I.. 1879. ills patents, WHO MN lc
e04ly I-u.-. were lo".IL ..i4 lraNciie
IaXtou Campbell. lie Was cairl-Ny
Trained quo i.e Doc.line' ol -.-
terrain tnui.u a-u lu tur IiD.t Scilltli'
Du lf- thirteenth l.ltluay le made AIS
comics al0u OI Christ ASH publicly ass
sumtl The VOWS of Christian. unl 10
these obligations leW soldiers ol ,ne cross
have been 50 faithful.
la hs h0rhood lt studied il tlc school
20 Lexington iaushl b. Jacob Fuller
ISIS collegiate training .r l..rltrH "t
Lee University. carrying .I All One prizes
lu his class and erIllaInr as Master OF
Arts ia IsJZ So excellent Was Dos
scholarship. ,specia.y 5. tar department.
of mathematics. that b.. Was rlfeu an
assistant Drofcssor.nIu. which position
r.. hold for tVro wears DID. graduated It
..t.irif, - uI.n f-.rl.I...lI Seminary.
Prince Edward county. M Die class ot
1850 Ills nrst charge N.- tle Passionate
of Sit Carmel aul GclI1 PIcaly i-riau
,trr.h.e ir povrIrf.U .....fy
iie Vas orl,ineI af 3d. carmel church
ip I>-5 and In tl's f.I le d.I noble
WORK for sixteen years. SD greatly Was
E- beloved and Trusted Dot only ln bis
own denomination but beyond it that
b. was intifrI f0 hold services regularly
IN the Aietnoli-t church U9a,o.'s chapel.
ami iu Emmanuel Episcopal church.
MARRIED MISS DANCE.
ON Sepfrulher 80. 1851 le was married
10 1fis- VIRGINIA Erues Dance. Chrls-
liam lady ~ rare cI'tr. rf.r. WHO Go bis
last honr VS. "a halDueet indeed the
comn4u!0n symuatheti. aud helpful 0f
his lows and sorrows. ana ot a.l DIS arlu-
OILS labors I'M the cause to which Doe cone
scerafod his life. and who survives toe
d4, DO mourn tha loss nf Der noble cou-
Sort u r were uronr fo uu tll Yeu
which conccals from public view tle most
sacred hmes of l.r. th.r. would le
soon in the tender ,lti0n off these two.
nothing bout what was beautiful aal
precious 10 dcern. rarely -plnl. tttH
In the most blessed OFF homes me 'n'
alr0us husband und tnt i"tai NiI' ever
found in one another and DO tNeir children
what their hearts most desired neAI ID
tle favor OF Cod. Ilr romance p' ..ft
love never Warel ln all the years OF i-r-t
lifa together
while pastor in p.Nlaian during Ilr
war between the States hr Campbell was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON. n. C.. july TO- RosIn
firm. strained. Sl32i.; good strained.
81 17ib
Spirits Of turpentIne steady; machine.
25c: irregular. 224c.
Tar firm an 81 %.
Crude turpenune steady; hard. $50,
soft 81 20. virgin. 81 50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Langhorne left
Tue sday for their beautiful country
home. ''SIirador." near Greenwood. in
Albemarle county. Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson viii join them on August LIST.
Extensive additions have been made TO
'.Mirador" during the past few months.
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IFS wife and ave children survive Dr.
CampbeIl-hlessrs. ". ). Cdmpnen VINO
IS connected with the Virginia Bible SO
cicty. Leslie s Campbell. professor, in Tie Z.
college at Clinton. $. G.. and irving y
ar attorney OF this city. Mrs. George X.
Common. and Miss Carrie Lee Campbell.
Tie also leaves n brother-Rey pr san,
uol b Campbell. 81 Lancaster. Tex, ana
two sisters Mrs. Howard humphreys. or
Forney. Tex. and Miss Esther }. camp
ben. ~ Hnrrsonburg. Va
The funeral VIII be conducted 10y heN.
Dr Robert p. Kerr 80 tie First TIC,
brferan church this morning at lV.aO
o'clock Hollywood Will be- the resting
place for the remains The pail-Dearers
viii De as follows
Honorary Robert Nhittet. Sr- :. IL.
Halves. Henry Fitzgerald. II. a. Laancas-
fe~ sr a. Judeou watkins. Jane
r.torq Iohn /. Williams George Watt
III Powell. r. W Pcmherton.
Arfivo-W Stanari. Ernest Welsiger'
T.. Moore James Haryie. John ).
1rgnce. Shirley Hall. W. $. Robertson,
R.v Charles y Van Houten. OF Man
chester. VIII assist Or. Kerr.
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principal trouble was HIS inability 10
work. the Inconvenience 10 when nc
might subject those who lovingly hlIn.is
tered TO him and the loss they wou,dd
sustain IN his removal. lie never seq Sc ~
TO have had "a doubt Ia his religious III,
from childhood. and during these ,s
days. as De ucared the verge, ms M
was radiant with the light OF the eterta
sunrise. lie declared that the atvNnA
sacrifice OF Christ was bis only trust
and when his Lord and the angels ca me
they found him ready, saying Win nlss
parting breath, Rest. rest Suriou""s"
by his loved family, he fell asleep III
Jesus at 1880 T. NJ. June o. 1890. ana so
closed "A Iife complete. pure Christlike.
like which but few are known III gen
Grafton.
Or. Camphell was one Of eight children
Alexander Campbell, Professor Johh ~;
lee University. Lexington; Mr.. James
Campbell. Mrs Sarah Hogan. Miss Esther
Campbell Of Harrisonburg, va MIS-; II
a. humphreys. OF Texas, ana we rev
pr. Samuel b. Campbell, also OF Texas.
The last three survive. lie leaves Ms
wife. three sous-Rey. w. ). Campoeh,
Mr.. Irving r. Campbell. both OF this CITY
Professor J.. l.. Campbell OF chiffon Col,
lege. $. C.-and Mrs. O. II. Cannon ana
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell. OF Richmond.
Or Campbell held many places OF trust
and honor i'm the Church he was ~
least five times a member or the GeheIai
Assembly. was moderator or the SYNOD
of Virginia. often moderator Of presby-
terry. and was stated clerk OF the Pres
bytery OF East Hanover for 'wenty-seVen
years The degree OF ID. - was conferred
fuou him i'm 1855 by Washington and
lee University. when elected moderator
OF the Synod the venerable DIT. Pryor
who nominated him. said he was tne
one man whom he would follow blind
foid" Ills brethren in the ministry, a.
well as the private members OF our
churches. repOsed the most unpounde1
confidence IN bis judgment. while they ell
loved him for his plety his talents, his
learning his grace as a writer. his sound
ness and power as a preacher Of The
Gospel his undaunted courage. ana MS
geuto heart.
uev DR. William A. Campbell leaves a
vacancy Il will be hard 10 hll I'm society
the Church. and the state.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
LONDON BAR sMVER MAHKrT

LONDON. june lo-Har silver. gi 5-iGd 4.
Cou.o.s Il5 lor money ana ll5ls FOR the
account.
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\. r. Go. common........oo c5 -
,onotauons aso for bonds maturing in
not less than ten years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

CHICAGO LIVE sTOCl1 MARKET
UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL, June
10 Cattle Receipts. 1900; market firm,
common 70 extra steeIA SS.s.VsAt 80 steeA-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

.~--.-~------~ 49,. $4,000. -.-.~--.~--0-
~ ANTED. BY a YOUNG LADY. A
W situation lon private family in the
country TO TEACH young children In eX-
change for board during the summer,
and longer ~ desired Could also give les
sons ln Art. Calistheies. and Elemrn-
tay French Address MISS MARY H..
general delivery Richmond. Va.
jc11-2w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

Name the company in ome
fhomeo
Gil
cio other
Presien George
Seorev -ENU lis W.
Orssnz and lncorporaed-Apu 30 1890
busnes-May 1sJO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11
HONE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

ENDING THE
1880 Ltr
NEW YORK MADE IUItE AUDITOR PLblc
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA, PURSUANT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-06-11

The day before the end he prayed for
each member Of his family iu turn. and
gave directions 10 his family concerning
an his Affairs On prospect OF departure.
with calm courage and in perfect trust.
His life was ebbing fast. but he REGARDED
death with absolute aOmposure. He had
not experienced much bodily pain: his
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-21
ALL THE PEOPLE

Should keep themselves healthy and
especially care should be given TO
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when the blood is impure and i'm
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re almost certain 20 result. The onea
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self TO be The safeguard of health,
and the record of remarkable cures
effected proves that it has wonderful
power over disease. 1t actually and
permanently cures when all other
preparations fail Il do an'} soof
|h'-tes47,
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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-21
PURELY PERSONAL.

I. B. Raymond is in the city from
FL Sauz on business.
Sheriff E. {. Forto and wife are
visiting friends in the country.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. NJ
Y. Guirey is confined to her bed
with illness.
Austin, Tex E, July l7.-Phil
Hesse leaves tomorrow for the In
dian Territory 10 accept a position
with the United States geological
survey.-ExpTess.
s. ]. Ross arrived this morning
from his ranch in the western por-
/. lion of the county. TIe reports
plenty of grass for stock in his sec
n ION, but 2 scarcit- Of EafeT
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1896-07-21
NOTICE.
Ofice of County Clerk of
Cameron County Texas
H. IEh II 100

July 10Th. ~. ID. $3.50
Proposals for furnishing and supplying medicines
to county p isoners and paupors for and in the
county OF Cameron Texas.
Sealed proposals for furnishing
and supplying medicines to county
prisoners and paupers for and in
said County for the year ending Aug
ust 3lst. 1897, and to other persons
in the interest OF public justice when
so decreed by this court during said
period will be received at my office
on or before 9o'clock a. IN. August
18th. a. u. 1896. All bids should
be addressed to the Hon. county
commissioners court of Cameron
county Texas. The court reserves
the right to reject any and all bids
JOSEPH WEBB.
County Clerk.