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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
a PreynIentn DISGUISE.

There is no disease so prevalent in
which has so generally bafhed and dcrrat-
ed the skill of the medical profession.
The only remedy for this distressing COM
plant is Il pure m@dicated stlmulaIt.
Hostettor's Stomach 3itters. whose ,s-
sential principle is pure spirits, IS adj
mitted BY medical practitioners to be the
only altera tiv" corrective and restorat ivc
on which they can rely. The Bittcrs are
the best possible specific for tatulcncy,
dizziness, watcrbrash, irrcgu!arity of the
bowels and Indications of confirmed dys-
pepsia They do not excite, but soothe the
irritat.d stomach and bowels ard may he
taken by persons of the most delicate and
anty affected by the use OF the ordinary
stimuants of commerce. Though their
effect is most decisive. yet they are so mild
and beneiieent in operat ton. as te.be suit
able for children as well as to adults.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12
meteorological Dn,n.

y: ). Department. or Agriculture,
weather bureau. Norfolk, Nov. IL.
Ihe following observations are re-
corded for the past "a hours:
Maximum temperature 70
Mihinum temperature .......... 81
Normal temperature .. RI
Departure from narmal plus ~
Depirtmre since Janury LIST ....plus 25S
n nainrdi IN "a hours ................. 0
Rainfall since Nov. l... Al
J. j. GRAY. Observer.
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Slower. forlhc Dnurh,ers.

The +. Il. Chapter. Daughters OF the
Confederacy Will be glad to receive chry-
santhcmums and flowers with which no
decorate the hall of the Camp for the
reception which begins at 8 o'clock this
afternoon
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PORT CAIENDAR

sun rises ut Gal; sets at 4:5S High
water at 2:i0 a. m and 3:O3 n m low
water at S:44 u. M. and 9:16 D. IN.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast ana General Conditions For
To-day.

Washington. d. c., Nov. ii.
8 e.:
cloudy and probably showers
near the coast; northwesterly winds.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

WANTED shoe w9rh'
Women's shoes half soled, 35c.; chill
dren's shoes half soled, Csc; men.
shoes heeled, 2Oc.; mems shoes half
soled, Soc All good work ana best
leather Mems shoes made 10 order,
$500. Cash only. w. j. REYNOLDS,
Festival Hall. no4-tI
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no cuRuA COLD ixoxEpAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if i
fails to cure CSC. spS-tu, thu. sat, I'm
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

9 EAl.ED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- ceivcd by the Improvement Board OF
1896. at their Office, No. Todd Block,
Berkley avenue. for paving Chestnut
street from the ferry bridge to Berkeley
avenue, with granite paving blocks, ac-
cording to specifications to DO seen Mt
said office Each bid ms an evidence of
good faith. must be accompanied by n GER
titled check for $4,000. The right to reject
any or all bids is hereby reserved.
ALVAEI II. MARTIN,
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.--lu West Freemason street
rooms. southern exposure. nicely fur
nished; gas. bath and heat If required
dress \. Il n. nolO
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

WANT RAILROAD lRoN.-Wanted for
immediate delivery lowest price on 200
tons light relaying rail. Address III,
box A. postofiice Norfolk. va. noi-lW
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WANTED Live people in every locality
at $500 weekly salary and expenses TO
take orders for Christmas goods; per-
manent employment If right. MANU-
FACTURER, p. 0. box 5Sos, Boston'
Mass. oco-EHi
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

A MARRIED. COUPLE or several gentle
men can secure nicely furnished Ir IRON!
home comforts. Address "a" care Vir-
gilman. nolV-oN'
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

I.OST-Near Norfolk and Western depot
yellow Scotch Pup. months old name
OH tlAe collar A. II. Wright; suitable re.
ward will be paid IL returned to SOB East
Main street nOlZ-lI
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FOR SALE.--l have for sale on easy terms
good farm at the growing town of
Apply to IL. S. ELIY. Berlllcy. Va.
ocl4-tf
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FOR SALE.-Wcll built residence ON
Wood street: sold for no fault: 100 large
for owners family: eight rooms ana
bath and all the modern conveniences
lot 24iaNll5. n splendid opportunity for
anyone wishing n nice home, with OPP
which can he erected three IS nice
tenement houses. For terms. etc, ap-
ply on premises. No. 60 Wood street.
niNh-tf
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WE HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED
Mr.. N. Silberman our agent to cond t
city of Norfolk, Va. SELF BROS.
not-2ws
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FOR SALE-Wcn established corner gro
Gerry at Newport News; reason for selling
has other business TO attend to. For in
flee. nOlO-lw
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Don't forget us when you want under
wear. Our line Is worth seeing.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
10 Gein street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

DR.. Week. eye expert. IS located per-
manentlv. Examinations free. f. II.
Gale. 1852 Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
on Corick avenue, foot of Bermuda St,
fronting ON Mnnone's Lake Price and
terms reasonable. Apply TO c. w
Koolasc, l0Si2 Bermuda st. uu5-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM in
western part Of city, with use of bath;
terms moderate. Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. SEQ
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FOR SALt.-Bakery doing good cash
business: good location. Address BAK-
cry, Nirginian office. nolo-2w
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FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E.-Wood yard In good location
and good machinery, and in good rum
ming order; doing business now; price
reasonable. ]. H., care Nirginian.
nOl2-lwN
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WANTED-By a young man OF ability,
position where he can build himself up;
good penman and correspondent; will
start at anything; best references. Ad-
dress YOUNG MAN care Virginian.
nol1-3t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

We want you to see our underwear
line. Wonderful values 10 the found
there.
RUDOLPH g. WALLACE.
1888 Main street
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Any $40 Truss for SIS.
Any S. Truss for $3.50.
ANY So Truss for $3.50.
An expert physician con-
stantly in attendance to fit
TrusSes.
No Charge fer Fitting.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed.

All our truSses are guaran-
teed to be Of the best quality.
Apply at room 9, Moritz Build
ing, No. $50 Main street, Gold
number 1869
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

YOUNG, ACTIVE GERMAN-AMIRI-
can. we'll educated, wants situation:
ANYTHING of a decent sort; Is experienced
in gardening. Address JOS. LElBlN-
GER, care Elizabeth Knitting NILS,
Rox i3S Berkeley, Va noll-3tf
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TO CLOSE UP BUSINESS.

The various city and county chair
men of the Republican party in this dis
,rict-thc Lamb wing-will meet Chair
man Carney. OF the District Committee.
at the district headquarters, on West
Main street in this city. tonight for
consultation as TO the affairs of the re-
cent campaign. and to close up the bust
ness of the same.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

A GENTLEMAN WITH 100000 CAP!-
tai desires partnership III cash busi-
ness; all communications treated In
strict confidence. Address "V1NDEX,"
Virginian. noll-ot
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

FREE-NOSEGAY-F you chew
tobacco? II so. send me your address on
postal card, and / will mail you SAM
pie OF the improved double thick Nose
gay free. 4 larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. II. b.
WADDILL, agent. box 80. Norfolk, Va.
jy23-tf
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yINGLE LADY WANTS TO RENT a
room in good locality; Norfolk or yicl-
nifty. Address, by mail, Berkeley, Va,
Mrs. JAMES JOHNSON. no12-3ts
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HELP WANTED.

EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN (2D de-
sires position as book-keeper or any Of
flee work; salary no object to begin II
chance to promote: Al references. Ad-
dress "BUSINESS," Virginian. no12-2t
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-11-12

CONTRACTING AND CONSULTING
Electrical Observation-Disclosures Plants
of every description installed Tests and
work etc on n small scale. Not soli-
cited NJ. A. AGELASTO, q Plume st.
ocI9-tf
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
WEATHER AND CROPS.

jefferson, Texas. July Or ports are
coming in from every direction through
farmers. that rust or Ice has taken nos
session of every mans cotton crop. with
out an exception. and the crop l. badly
damaged already. and without IA change
In very few days Thea ceiton crop WI
be seriously damaged or cur on
Waolier Texas. July 2i.-The rains
throughout this county have been very
pRrtial. some few places getting m-re
than they needed and many others getting
hut very lfN-o ran, and perhaps one ma t
any good. Those sections that have ho.n
bl"ssod with good showers have much bet
ter prospects for good c.iton crop. az
th' OLD cotton IL beg ming 70 grow and
the YOUNG cotton WAS kept growing while
prospects In cther sections are not at all
good.
Muldoon, Texas. July % The recent.
showers have proven TO he Injurious 10
the cotton crops, as the plant has thrown
of all young fCs'ms and the bolts that
had como t. maturity Will soon ha all
Opened and p!Ck--l. thus leaving the farm
e's with the shortest cropp they have had
for years.
ALVIN. Texas. July ei.-The prospec,s
are good for the best cotton crop ever
raised IN ,his locality, The plant Is fruit
inr snltndldlv. Thsre are about 200 acres
in Sea Island cotton IN this nelghborhosd
and Is looking exceptionally well.
Brenham. Texas, July "a. The past few
days have been 50 hot that. crops are
again suffering for rain In this section.
Cotton is opening very fast.
Richmond. Texas. July I-Cotton worms
are reported on some. Of the large plan
tations. However. they are not doing
much damage ~ yet
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ERsoNAL MENTION.


Captain George Lock q wes; Lake, La.
Is IN TIE city.
Frank a. Bean aa'i wife @: For: Worth
arri'sI In De cay yesterday.
Messrs. j. l.. Kei,h ans ". /. Dong
lass, prominent citizens y Be4Irlon. are
ia the ctty.
N. Eirasser. formerly Of this city but
now lissng in the City OF Mexico. was
in the c!iy yesterday
The friends OF nr. Lloyd Qulnby wsll
regret TO learn that he IS confined ~ ris
home Oh account OF iiluess.
Mr. ana Mrs. Glenn NJ. Harris q Red
Hlufi passed through the city 90 s9a.e
u i'"nv~f and other Colorado points
N-ssr~. Herman Sass SAD john l. W IL
f9mS returned yesterday from - f4~a.rc
.ap-liiten Of a week spent ~ Nossai's
Point.
Misses Bertha ami Louise lseicnarG. Will
leave inls morning on 4 ta.s week
vis't = their sister, Mrs. /, 4. iioe.i.l =
OF N.l,slar.
Nj L. X Holland, manager OF he cir
ruiation department az Teas siitsF a
Dallas IS n the city looking alter tsc
Interests OF that publlcasior.
Hon. r. : Smith and wife u h.l-ecro.
Texas. are Spending few days IL ti-r icy
with relatives 81 -S,~ FanAln stesei- NJ.
Smith was speaker Of tuc i w'af You
nous 81 reiies eEtslfivr% I4N4- l.- s la
turc. ana IS clector fer the S'Ase u large
on the democratic t.eke.. ii aas ucea IS.
utt. udaNrc at he Texas Rraha D. ~,
Knights " fythlas. at Galveston, in Which
hirh ~ ciace, ina; OF grand chancellor ios
rFf- ~
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IN THE BUSINESS WORLD.
Week Began With Depression in
Speculative Markets.
PRODUCE SERIOUSLY DEPRESSED.
Prospects OF Large Crops with Heavy
stocks on Hand Cause Low Prices
la 0raln-Rauk Ciearin;s

New York. July AR. C. Dun 4 CO. ;
We''kly Review Of Trade says
The week began with a & prcssSn IN
stock and speculative markets owing u
me s'eary ottSc II gold and the fan OF
'ae treasury reserve below the uiin ,uur.
'Iht popuiis; and SILVER con,eai OPS
caused some APPREHENSION. ard large
Withdrawals Of gold for hoa-iinc W.
ia'hor feared thar s~en Then cane a
s0Afp recovery with The New yark eauk
0"ipiur me treasury. The pc,i1cal evrnts
rave helped =. cioa- away appreh- HSiun.
i{issif' 5 q all kinds has been consi Ter
Ao.N aHs7ciei ps- he monetary c3ndiE2rs
Aai = slow 70 improve.
=" produce markets have berT SER
'Nsl! depr"sss j. jarl making the loves
qi>N4lon on record corn fain- - I.
CO.'S whsa- to Il az m cotton = : iac.
ihere has been a Sigh recovery II crr',
2 ~iNte.fs'h IN cotton and a cent r. vhet-.
bag the main Gauss Of low pr,rss remains
NANeiN. The prospects II large crops with
h..ty locks on hard. Cotton rece p,s
t-' a usual insignificant. hJt new ca'foa
soy beg rs 10 appear some Weeks 'arl
Az usual. and the prospect FOR
.arre- Weld grows clearer though owing
'r N-tra.a ard development ne qualify
ftAr affected.
lres for the week nre ~ against
~ ss" year, in the United States. AID
= ~ Canada, against e Lass year.
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st'ccLsnEltl. IlsVIYAI.
Nr. V. e. Hsri Tells 81 a Meetin,, M nan
Won rho Cinp progpsris

az v q. Han Tells Of a Meeting ~ Ham.
MON Tho ctnp Prospects
Sir. V. g. Hart of Galveston paeged
through the city last niRnf cn route 10
AYlr. ~herr he go"s 80 u,d i:Ynngcils' >
% mitchell IN Il rrniranted meeting wtir
iHbi"f J, u. II. wharton OF the Htpi,ai
'hN'"n Ar. I'au reports MAT The meet.
inf h'lh IN The town ~ Hamilton. con
dnci'd by sir. Mitchell and himself. whicn
ninH"h iatt sunday night. was aue Of nr.4t
power nhmh"f ~ m. ieaIins luElusap
m"h OF The place nrrs ambtq tbs ,au.
N'ilH ltuiHs me lffoufeEs If il. ,o.rf
Ing &nTrtll mall members were t.rr.1 an,
~ IN" iinptlT' church. and one lady rn an.
Der. III" fcfm.r having been charged win
couv, iunRre@s, E1inhiine. rin ,ud NJ
nanl 81 church feilp"Hh'p .aa ~.ihhrawn
from tho Indy ntemi"r nsehuae or hDf
goss,plng prociisliira.
Mr iiari rrsh On" reason h. r. iintl.ssn,i
with Evangelist Nichols work a ,hne
no does not ny and rush r'iiirr ni,l 81
youns into he ehufdhK He brlief..n in !,
fegepera'ej n"inlorai'ip, and ma, 10 on
should appS FOR fnrin ser snip IN The ,-hufen
uuiii Thoroughly ttilStloi ari undo itands
what in briuB done
Iniring thr iwo " s.Es' meef.nn Mr.
Hart says Hamilton county experiences
ihree dnyH' heavy min, ueslr ;.,itii,na the
removal of thu rrf9ices from. the large
brush urbor 10 tho court h,' ee. The
rain inRures fms cotton cton ana will
enable the farmers IN that section TO raise
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tue RLAcK spuRGEoN.
70 tho Editor Of The Post.

TO the Editor OF The Post.
Wehhersville, Texas, July A.--The TWEEN
ty-s;xth annual session of the ST. John
association opened at o a. M. Moderator
t.. L.. Campbell in the chair.
We are glad to make note al TINS early
hour We have as large a delega,ioh as
was eyer known in tie history OF me ahso-
citLnn. ~,
The welcome address, delivered by MISS
Halle Banks, was short hnd spicy
4 The response. by Rev. r. Il. lIoitoil' WAS
concise and poFatel
The Introductory sermon. preached ny
Rev. MIR. nurd, the Black spnrIcon OF
Texas, was biblical, logical am, soniih r.
vising. After this The moderator an
nounced that . collection would be ,ak'n
up for foreign mission; si2 - was raised
The meeting adjourned until y. III,
r. g. Lotion, Reporter.
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TAKE A TUMBLE.

Have you been keeping tab upon the
enormous atiidrs W. have ht - taking?
We are only "a gtir over .hroc months
Ola aud nov we have more city business
iaAn any Laundry In Hoastqu. our in-
frestao can be measured by ihc fact that
~ work only irW s.iss hrlp and use iN!'i
ma hinory. a frsii "ll cause yon t. take
a tumble and go Win he Model Laundry.
leli Prairie hYrule They the people
thara up- to dat. Phone ISL iambursrr
~ lreyling, prppr'ripr@
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sufficsen, milIet aud cane 10 naae rp FOR
N" short cotton crop. Sr 7ia-. = wel
pleased with Hamii,ca and her sc sriiahi,
people and sAyy they haze reason to be
If pll of ;hetr county
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PROPERTY REpLE:VINED.

Calvert Texas, July al 7. James mas
filed his ropleyin bond and IL in posses-
sion Of his stable. which has been levied
upon by the sheriff under wri oi selu's :.
trat.on to enforce y chattel mortgage or
$40 held BY =. v. House.
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nnAnsrRMNr.s MEEkLY REvIrM

NV YORK, July y. -I}rnl!streots To-
morrow VIII say; T.leSraphic and rr'il
adyices from commercial and industrial
cent"rs Indicate n more unsatisfactory
state Of trade. Iohbnrs and retail hou..e,
SHOW GIN further caution In the mltter
II occurring supplies. buying only for
actual needs. To a degree heretofore rot
reported There IS no outlook favoring an
early revival of trade, while thu volnnr
OF sales continues light and pr.ces low.
with fnriher restriction of credits .
Eastern wool dealers report no demand
and some laling houses refuse 10. \
crease stocks eithnr by purchase or Dom
oignn,ent. The principle activity in tho
dry goeaIs trade aprear~ 10, consist OF
prrpara'l,r s 20 show fan goods.
ENpor,s of wheat. -four Included. from
both coasts of THE United Sia'"s and from
Mont""al l87H this week. as com
rared with 2As3,o0o bushels last weels.
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Now YORK. July IT. Brads;reets review
OF the New York stock market tomorrow
VIII say:
The aclion Of The New York banks IN
agreeing 10 replcfish the diminishing
treasply rcserve by guaranteeing part Of
THOR own god holdings in exchange for
legal tender. followed by an actual d.
pos ! OF Slfpa0no 81 such gold, has brought
rh. reserve up to >lW,r".nl1 and checked
the growth of pan!cky feeling IN the So
curly market. THIS has to "A very LARGE
c@trnt checked tbo tendency to hoard gold
That was apparent IN many diroIy uns
Equally important was the step taken to
secure concerted action by fore gn eA-
change houses Tor the restriction OF gold
,NTnriH These Developments came at an
oplcr'une mom-li, With quotations sill.
crAiahiins and liquidation and hear selling
In full progress. London was indeed n
heavy buyer al ne severe decline early IN
have 10 eject 50 FAR NJ encouraging out
cernfd, In fact tho market, hut for the
presence Of fnw "inrgain hunters" and
purchasers FOR cash. was almost bare OF
'icmhad aud the operators ON the shot
side OF the account met with no RESISTANCE
in rhcir Efforts 20 hammer down prices
The bnni market has suffered In sympa-
thy with tho stock list and dealers report
that municld al bonds are virtually I'M
lalfahe corpora Ions and nllNidual capi.
t1iisfs heing INV lline to make purchases
ON Erflay tho market WAS reactionarN in
tone aud prlres suffered under the absence
OF abort covering on London purchasing.
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RANk CI.EARINGs.

t4ul- Compiled " l}rads,reei's SHOWS
Use total ciearances at thu rr!i ,ipai cities
aul ne percentage OF increase or de-
irs week last year.
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Washington. that he was wanted for skip
ping his bor,d. and y.~;.rtsiy Deputy Sh,r-
III Matt Thompson afuiveG and took
Washington back with HIM.
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AROUND THE COURT HOUSE.
Court Decisions Piliug Up Money
for the City
ON THE DELINQUENT TAX SUITS.
4 Lot Of Judg m euis Reudared Yesterday
on TUX Cases Filed
Ia 1895.

II ~'p"PNcs' A- 1E4sfhis''il LIN payers.
|, The DEGREES and Judgments SO far rem
!. dersai are Oh the tax sli,s that were filed
\ in 1885 the suits. over 30 In all. filed In
I lss-s no, yet having bsen reached upoa thu
|. docket.
In all the following cases the city OF
1 Houston is the ,laintr:
( r. a. Peden. dismissed US TO taxes on
/ lots l. and hall of -. block .
i q. F. Sanders. dlsinisscd at plain,!ft's
cost.
u. stue dismissed a, Defendants cost.
II. TAuieffAalisn. dissnis s.-l at pla,nir's
Angelinc Valentino dismissed a; def.4.d-
. ant q cost.
Jack Martin ct al dismissed at PLAN
,,5;,. + iiois. H.. II; u Dooiey. Fielains &
Mrs = w, iiatchif's, d,4mls-.ed at de-
! Spencer iiutchAs. dismissed a, defend
| ants cost
John, I.avsts and Andrea scaydiro, Dis
Mira Y; A Leland. dismissed to
X. Latte. dismissed at Defendants
Joe Merkel, death OF defendant suggest.
"a and leave To plaintiff to anola pleAc-
Charles Moore. Dismissed At aefeadants
\ =. ana J. y. Mu-I'aael. dismissed as
10 10y ~ Dipck
IN J4iaeA Mcbonaii. dismissed at plaintiff rs
cost.
Mrs. Mary Mcdonald. dismissed a. de-
!'i,..'.h' cyst.
beng related 10 uefenlanl he declines to
GO; =.
~ a. - NeV'ile ct al Dismissed AZ d.
imanlei Van Hook. dismissed at lefena
ant coS,;
J. g, W.fnlerly dismissed ui d.fenl-
ants cost.
J"i'h ~ hidsn 81 AZ. Judgment aSai1s'
ann Mnfsid.n fpr sll q. dismissed ~
20 Johh ~ taaaen'
osiehdinis cost
~ -, - ei,7 - a. u'siii's9'' az et-
p,i,,.
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Muldoon. Texas, July 24,-The first hn
for the season was sold here yesterday 4
Archer Caeser, colored man. 1t wa
soid for 6 IL cents per pound. with
premium of $40.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

Calvert, Texas. July 24.-Thrce bales Q
cotton were brought TO town THIS morr
ing. the first of Tho season for Calvcr
Mrs +. J. CARROTS was the first bal
weight GO pounds.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

commercial ,ravclrr, particular about
from New orleans 10 81 packards Troy
Laundry al2 Prairie avenue, He stated
hes proferrod the work of that lanndr,
To any IN New Orleans or AL Texas anu
The ~Apfesk company 10 send his laundry
from dinerDu, points In Texas. a word TO
the wise. etc can up phone 3S2 ana Get
that quality work
Aydlott, III Matn Tea, loo to 'be lib.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

Captain l.. T. Alien mas added 10 iis
rcaiarnc. On the hill at Moignn's Point.
/. lniu iso h.prks - IA. steamboat land-
ius Yeyern cool and comfortable
l.siroona. large and commod Gus dining
room. with pure Artesian wafer ana
trndsru rOnvcnlences, Vna ts prepared 10
Accommodate hGardrrs hy IN. day. week
or month. with or " tnout lodging. steam
- Eugene VIII leave Houston Tor Nor
fridays az $3.50 "A, m and ON sundays at
4 a. m Fare fer tho round TIP 81, includ-
ing dinner Several comfortable cottages
ais, FOR rni
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

Rogers. To Xas. July 2S-Mr. T. F. Oh
!vcr brought in the first bale of cotton of
tbs seasons crop today. 1t weighed ri
pounds AMI waa sold to j. n. Wilmington
\ sons for - cents per pound. Mr. Oh
iv.r received $3.50 rs premium In cash.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25

a suit was n,Nd ~ the dlsirlct cicrk's
office vcster lav by Annie NJ Byrd ~. tho
houston and Texas Central railway, for
damages
A marriage license was isnue1 vsstar.
day 10 William Howard md Mrs Maggie
C'T3riep
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-25
FIRST BALES.

Lexington. Texas, July &c, w.
Raschke Of thls place IS ginning the first
lac of new cotton today.