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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16
SCRATCH
AND
SCR EANI

NV baby broke out with n rash. He would
scratch aud scream. il would take two to hold
him, and ono to put medicine on him. We had
TO bold him sometimes an hour before VIC could
get him quietrd down. All said that they never
saw such u face or body on any baby IA on him.
day, for five months. My sister had used CUTI-
CURA, aud began to use II. hrer only one
application, ne lay dozen and Sirptas he had not
for month, poor littlo fellow. lie has not scar
on him now, and Ia ns fair and his flesh 10 soft
Ne any baby While he had this disease had to
cut the sleeves ont of his clothes, mud put game
keep pieces of soft cloth around his neck, il was
so wet with moisture from tho Horcs, aud had TO
change the CLOTHS sometimes ten or twelve times
day. Mrs. a. HAYNES, Lisbon, n. ID.
srkGpY CURE TREATMENT SpE RAnr hUNoRs -
Warm baths with CuricumA Soar. and gentle applica-
lions of CrricuKA tointmentl. the great skin cure.
Sold throughout the world. POTTER Dnuo AHD
CHEN. Corr, Sole Props, Doston, u. S. A.
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INDICTMENTS FOUND
Six Against Ex-JuStCs East and the Rest
Against Hobbs Assaulters.
MecUlLOUGH's WILL TO PROBATE
burroughs Admiuisters Some
Heavy Fines Upon Woman Heaters
Fined for Cruelty to Anisnals-aIt.
nor Items Charter Grnntcd-Other
Matters of Interest.

The, grand jury yesterday returned
the following true bills:
j. Frank Feast cmbezzlement, six in
dictments covering the following dates:
December, 1893. s3S: November. 1893, Sill
August 1893. $3.50: June. 1893. $l5.75;
May, 1893 s3O5O: March. 1893, 1918
William MARS. Edward b. Mars and
w. III. Norris, felonious assault on Po-
lice Officer X. a. Hobbs
iMorris Rosenberg, grand larceny.
Frank Plout. grand larceny
The jury was adjourned until 10 o clock
tomorrow.
Bail was furnished In all these cases,
but the last
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I.iCIl'S Filed.

Mayer x Co. vs.. Norfolk and Ocean
View Rain ad Co.; supply lien. Sl95.l6.
southern Electric Construction and
supply Co. VS. same; supply lien. Sl6l.64
Norfolk and Ocean View Railroad co.
vs.. same: supply lien, s3lS.
WhHe < Dodson vs.. same; mechanics
lien; 81 ,2O6.73
MAYER Il Co. VS.. same: mechanics
lien: $3.5O9Sl.
Frank r. May VS. same; mechanics
Hen; Sl2S7.gT
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THIRTY DAYS AND SIS.

The same fate awaited G. c. Cole, also
white. who assaulted Maggie Conk, IL
Nebraska street woman, who had irri-
tated him. He was fined s25 and given
81 days In jail. and being unable to fur
nisa the bond required by reason OF the
appeal ne took, was also taken over by
officer Curle.
FINED FOR CRUELTY TO ANIMALS
The case of j. e. Dunbar occupied con-
siderable time. He was charged by
an officer of the S. L. c. A. with cruelty
TO mule, in that he allowed the animal
to be driven to a load when it was en-
tirely unfit for work MIR. Seldner con-
Quoted tAe prosecution, which resulted
i'll fine of $40 and costs being imposed
upon the accused
LIQUOR CASES DISPOSED or.
a Boston. colored, whose place on
newton street, near Queen, was raided
SOME Gays ago, was fined $500 and costs
Tor Keeping bar on Sundays Boston
maintained that he was caterer of the
Exchange Social Club, but could give
no satisfactory answers to the questions
propounded by his Honor as TO the
clubs methods. The case was appealed
Jim Barber going OH his bond OF $500.
The case of James Molony. white. was
continued to the nth
+. p. Hall, charged with the same Of
Tense. was dismissed
Mamie Powell, white, was fined SlOC
ana costs for selling liquor Without n
license. and $50 and one hour In jail for
Keeping a house of i'll fame. Her at
torney appealed the liquor case w. f.
Lintz going on her bond for 5000
SENT ON TO GRAND JURY
Frank Prout. the colorcd boy who was
found in possession of a bicycle belong
Ing to Mr.. a. a. O'Neill. was sen; on Ia
the grand jury. Harry Wells, his accom-.
plice. was discharged.
MINOR POLICE COURT CASES.
Martin NJ. Black, L. n. Dale. Albert
Black. white, drunk; fined 81 and costs
ella Lewis, colored, cruelty to child
dismissed
j. -. Cobb, colored. sick vagrant: ten
days for examination.
THOMAS Moran, white drunk; dis
missed.
Cornelius Pryor. John Sykes. colored
drunk: fined 81 and costs.
Thomas Abram, colored vagrant: dis.
missed
George Cormick, James Jones, colored
Migrants; dismissed.
Ann Epps, colored, breach of the peace;
dismissed
Tom Sykes. colored, assault; continued
till Friday.
Joseph Jacocks, colored, seduction;
dismissed.
John Butt. colored, breach of the
peace; dismissed at cost of complainant
Dinah Mason. colored. house of i'll
fame; taken under advisement
Jim Williams, Nora lines, colored
fornica ton: dismissed
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There Will be u reception at the rooms
OF me Norfolk Art League studio ,n.
ilieht from to II O'Clock The Same
pa ironesses will receive who graced Ias.
uiuay nights entertainment. and the
cvanin2 promises to be n most ctar,,,'''.
one. All the pictures are s,ill in vin,,'
anu every effort is being made ~ maxi
this reception the event of the exhjhi,
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Cumberland street Revival.

The revival meetings az Cumberland
Street NJ. L. Church continue with in
yTeasing interest and each night several
conversions result from the powerful SER
mons preached by the pastor. Rev. w.
Ii. Atwill. The meetings will continue
all of this week.
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Charged with IIousebreaLinc.

William Sutton, colored. was arrested
last night, charged with housebreaking
He is charged with having some days
ago broken into Jones bar, on upper
Church street and stolen a gun and a lot
of cigars. Sutton was locked up at the
station house for a hearing this morning
before Justice RurroughS
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For Eriday,s SnIa

The McCleary e. Mcclellan Live stock
Company have received the consignment
of horses expected and Will put them nm
at Fridays sale. They embrace both
carriage and saddle horses and the firm
takes pleasure in showing them.
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ed Mrs. Louisa Cunningham Tuesday
ON Main street, and attempted to drag
her forciply into the Imperial bar. was
still more severe, Justice Burroughs
filming him $50 and giving him the addl-
tional sentence of three months in jail.
He also noted an appeal but being una
Die to furnish bond was taken over to
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Shirt Waist wenther.

And the place to buy, them is at Levy
Bros, ia Main street. The largest stock
OF correct styles at lowest cash prices,
soc. lac. $50, 81, sl25, $3.50 PEOPLES
Bargain Providers, ia Main street.
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Marriage Licenses.

Atwood white.
Hilary Wilbur and Margaret. A. Mon
ME: white.
George Martin and Carrie BELL; COL
red
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A BUSY DAY
For Justice Burroughs In the Police
Court Yesterday

AS has been frequently remarked, Jus
tice Burroughs has not patience with a
man. white or colored, who will beat =
woman. or otherwise assault her. Yes
terday he had three such cases before
him. and dealt severely with each OF
them, as follows:
THE CASE OF MONTAGUE.
Thomas Montague. white. was before
His Honor Saturday on the charge of
assaulting and beating I.ibbie Roach
The case was continued until yester-
day, when Justice Burroughs. after hear
ing all the evidence, fined the accused
s25 and sentenced him to 20 days in
JAIN additional. He appealed the ca Sc
and was bailed in the sum of $3.50 with
w. Il. Lintz as surety.
HEAPED TT ON KAYTON.
The sentence meted out to John Kay
ton. the young white man who assault
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WANTED-EXper!eno waist hand
price no object to right party. Apply
ready to 20 To work. ARTHUR NOR
RlS. Dress making establishment al
Columbia Building, CRANKY street.
apll-tf
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cUpsD's WORK.
Four matrimonial Events that Occur.
red Yesterday.

This Is season when the little god Gu
p.d loves to steal about on moonlight
nights and watt soft messages to willing
ears upon the gentle spring 5reezes.
With the exception of those already
blessed, and in addition, confirmed old
maids and bachelors. likewise afflicted,
every ones thoughts flow In matrimonial
channels. This IS as true of 1886 as any
other of the years that have preceded
H. Four marriages are to be chronicled
that occurred yesterday.
One of the most charming nuptial
events witnessed here in some time was
the marriage at O'Clock yesterday af-
ternoon at st. Lukes Z. Il. Church. Of
Mr.. Joseph Edwin Noteworthy, IA promi-
nent young business and society man
of Petersburg, TO Miss Louise w. Dey,
OF this city, the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Il; Dey. The rector Rev. Arthur s.
Ill yd, oftciated. the following gentle
men acting as ushers: Messrs c. w. Il.
Lane, ii. Charter Burruss. Walter II.
l)ey, j. c. Noteworthy. Jr., G. Marshall
Dey, Burruss Co:prew, Meade Doyle,
ana Arthur Guy, the last two of Peters
Snrg. Mr.. X. c. Taylor was best man.
anu MISS Mary Thomas was maid of
honor
The bride was charmingly attired I'm
white silk, en- train, while her maid of
aonor wore hands me mink broom do
SILK. Ihe happy couple. after the cere-
ihony' took the Bay Line boat for an
extended trip through the North with
mem go the best wishes and congratula.-
tions OF their hundreds , friends and
burg "'' e'ei >
IL charles f. Bevan, of Baltimore
anu Miss Margaret II. Wrenu of thjs
ciiyii were married a 1890 O'Clock vas
,ei DAY. at the residence OF the br;1e,s
plo.ner, Air. William A Wrenn Nj
l"4 York street. Rev. "A S. LLOYD Of
81. Lnke's Episcopal Church. officiating
a reception followed covers being laid
ior siX'y-iive people. all rtlarives and
immediate friends of the contracting
parties. The happy couple ieft on he
Norfolk and western train for a ,rip
north They will make their nome in
Baltimore. -
HAYNES-GUTHRIE.
Mr.. Roland X Haynes. Jr.. of the
ilrm OF II. *. Haynes & Son. of this
CITY, was married at Centenary NJ. p.
Church Il Newbcgn. y. c.. Yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock to Miss Daisie
hiNah Guthrie. a charming young lady
or that place. They win make their
nome a. No. l07 Cumberland street This
city. '''S
"A COLORED SOCIAL BVENT.
Yesterday afternoon at ,St. Joseph,s
chuich, on Queen street. Frank Fore
man was married 20 Mrs. Elenor Brown
me ceremony was performed i'm the
presence OF the numerous friends of the
HAPPY couple. and was Immediately fol-
lowed by the nupticaI mass. At the
communion the entire bridal party. seven
IN number, approach the Holy Table.
AFTER the marriage the newly welded
pair heid a reception In the parlors of
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED-EXpc Clothing Sales
man. Address BUSINESS, this office
apl6-lf
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@OR SALE CHEAP.-Plans and specifl-
cations for brick residence. drawn by
one OF the best architects In the
State. Address. PLANS" this office
no17-tf
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WANTED-To sell Waverly Bicycle
In good condition; $1,000 cash. Address
CASH" care Nirginian office. mh2G-tf
$50 PER WEEK is what some of our men
are making. We need q few more.
This is II good chance for teachers and
students. Write fer particulars. l.. Z.
pENDl.ETQN us l.. Franklin street,
Richmond. Va. ap7-tf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-16

HUSTLlNG WORKERS EVERY
where To take orders for Cuba and
the Fight for Freedom. 800 pages re-
tail. Sl.5o: deliberately illustrated with
views of the armies. camps, and en-
gagemcntS, secured ut great hazard,
sells ut sight books on credit; freight
paid: best discounts: anyone can earn
81 TO $50 daily complete outfit but 25c
Address GLOBE BIBLE PUB. CO. 723
Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Pa.
unli-nI
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FOR RENT-House 81 Yarmouth street.
win all modern improvements. Apply
to 81 Butte street. noS-tf
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms; bed
room and sitting rooms or two bed
rooms Oh Duke street beyond York:
rent $40 monthly for the two. Meals can
be obtained on same block. Address V.
this office. aplG-N
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING
Miss a. G. Richardson, formerly OF
Milwaukee, Wis, offers her services to
the ladies of Norfolk and vicinity for
Fashionable Dress Making, at her par
lors l22 Charlotte street apli-2w'
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For Commissioner Of Revenue

/ respectfully announce myself can
didatc for the office of
COMMISSIONER OF REVENUE.
for the cry OF NORFOLK. AS to my
qualifications Tor the Office ! refer to
the Business Men of the community.
Inr?-tf w. G. COBB.
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FOR RENT-Two nice desirable rooms
with heat, gag, bath aud all convent
ences; location Welt Freemason street.
Address H." Virginian office.
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FOR SALE-Three and a half shares of
stock West End News, Norfolk, Va
Apply to JOHN II. WINDER. Seaboard
Air Line Offices, Portsmouth, Va.
no8-tf
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CANDIDATES CARDS

AT THE SOLICITATION OF MANY
friends, ! respectfully announce my
sell as IL candidate Tor the Mayorai,y'
WIN. Il. FOSTER. apli-lw
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Counters, tables and shell
wing, suitable for dry goods or cloth
ing business. Apply at once to 1874 or
1853 Church street. apl5-3t
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MILL AND LUMBER FOR SALE-A.
b. Farquhar Saw Mill. 25-horse power
engine and boiler; one sweepsteak
planer. one resane, two log carts and
two hundred thousand feet air dried
original growth boards, all with
in one mile of Prices Sliding and
three miles from Lawrencevlle, for
sale at great bargain. and on easy
terms. At least one million feet orgi-
nal growth of pine Is standing within
two miles of present site, and can be
had at reasonable figures. Address l..
ii. RANEY, Lawrenceville, Va, apl4-iw
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The same fate awaited G. c. Cole. also
white. who assaulted Maggie Conk, IL
Nebraska street woman, who had irri-
lated him. He was fined s25 and given
80 days In jail. and being unable to fur
nisa the bond required by reason OF the
appeal he took, was also taken over by
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-
] RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
SELF AS CANDIDATE FOR CITY
COLLECTOR.
Subject to the Democratic Primary.
apT-eod,9t" JAMES +. REID.
! RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE MY
self Il candidate for the Office of COM-
MONWEALTli'S ATTORNEY, subject
to the Democratic primary. ROBERT
w. TOMLlN. apl4-td
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uARBoR NOTES, ~,

The steamship Gyller, .; clsas5 I'D sd
noon for Cienfu'EoS tonight 4s,
nour aud went to- : "a .,c,mship "
Tho Harrison l'hv, WIN PAR - .
rom LIVERPOOL. to " IN IN auaraniylr, y,
afternoon, She brings which Is s"'
merchandise, among
dies of cotton ties .ree
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The BUSINESS. BAROMETER.
An Index to the Condition Of Trade
Generally.
ORDERS UP TO ALL EXPECTATIONS.
{ -
aouston's Merits Being Recognised by
Country Msrchants-Taiks Win
Business Men-Note.

Houston, saturday. August %.

Houston, Saturday, August 80
The past week was rather quiet In local
trade circles, but orders were gencwiy
on a larger scale than heretofore. There
rs a growing disposition manifested among
snterior merchants to buy more HberalIy
than for some time past and the popu-
laiiiy of Houston as market center IS
very noticeable now. When times are
hard the country merchant uses great
Judgment and care In all purchases, and
naturally turns his attention to the mar
ket where goods can be obtained at the
lowest prices For this reason local
wholesalers are anticipating fall bus-
ness above the average. believing tina,
Houstons merits as the trade center OF
Texas will be more appreciated this year
than ever before In It's history.
A good Indication of lIousion's stand
Sng tr the business world was shown by
the bank clearance published In this
mornings Post. In a list OF foriy-four Of
the leading cities OF the United States
1ious;on's ciearanccs were exceeded by
only twelve. Not only was Houston ahe1d
of every other city in Texas. but her
clearances were greater than such towns
as Buffalo. Milwaukee, Louisville. Mime
apolis and omaha. As compared with tho
corresponding week last year the in
crease here was AZ per cent while the
cle.rings this week were double those
Of the same time IN 1874. a great deal
of this Is OF course due to lhe carly cot
ton crop. but 1t is also reEabe index
of the steady growth OF tho c.lys bust
ness
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New York. August % Cotton secl 90
.lM'HN g. trm; primo crude iao4u. o,,
grades i> Wa hutlcr grades .jJl,: rrr.
summer yellow fl9i y
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MAXINE INTELLIGENT
Port of Galveston, Aug"

Port OF 'rilNes'"''
Arrived, ,1
SIS Legislator (Br), Tenant; Nv 1--WE
IS Alamo CAml, Xix, New loA
Cleared. -,
SIS Pensacola, Simmons, r. Siss.s5
IS Gyller (NorD, RASMUSSEN
Sailed. c,,,,ys
So Gyller (Nor), Rasmusse''
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CHICAGO.
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. August % Butter rm:
creamery 9Gi6'- dairy 9Hia. EssS firm
fresh ma.
hunsi4 city. August - Batter cream
cry. very firm. country scarce. creamery
l7'll; DAIRY lo4r. Egg- supply limited
4uuiuNio "a.
Louis. Aurust g. Rutter quiet,
sl,amcry l.iil1, dairy 90lS. EgsS steaHy'
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COMMERCIAL RR1rrs.

Now York, August % government honda
steady. state bonds dun, railroad bonds
irregular
Now York Nuriei 20 -Clcaiiugs sd.la6
800; balances s. 90 sol
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r, OH AItATINE SPOT MARKET
me iuhowing are tho closing quotations
' , w, ION on the spot today at the lead
ug markets, together with closing Of mia.
o"NS yesterday, with today's sales;
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ceipts 1000; cleared for the United States
Sgr: Europe 900. stocN 23i000.
Santos, August 22.--Quiet good average
santos ll,QoO refs per 100 kllos. Receipts
100. stock 3g0.09.
Hamburg, August STEADY and un-
changed; sales SOpo
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city. AUGUST =, ~ I,
c-irts loo, shipments Nv sleau ~. ~ y
iuallv unchanged; only rtla'' ~ ~ M
Receipts 3-ul. shipments ~, nd
strong. BE- higher; bulK OF us;ti
. 20: heavy SLstn3,V'i pae,knsg,ss, y-5s
N Nel S3t0f'325; Lights s5lS shssn-y,,
: 2oft3.35. PCS S3lsgS99' sheep'
teipts or shipments.
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bagging &c per yard higher: ties DC per
bundla hirhpr

1
Barring PowDER--Apex. lb.. 800;
Y d. vs. h. 15c; Nct9r ,i ie' d per
| Spoon, ID, per dozen. $40. = d.. 81 .S5.
| u h., soc; X. c.. 20-oz cans, s2.OO per doz-
en-; Prices. l6-oz.. s. per dozen; Royal, 10
| CANNED FRUIT--Per dozen: Strawber-
ries, 90c@sLOo; pineaples. standard. N.2QU
100: cyclcss and cOroless. S.bo, seconds,
| el95c. pears. standard 'NrWN 90; clipper
| l.6j. peaches, standard. LIB. l-l3nl y.
seconds 2-lb a0cutl.05. alb. seconds, 81 %
lS2 s-lS PIE 5eo hes Sgse s Sc; so' APE PIE
CANDY Plain candy, 5,snsi4c; wrapped
s,&Y, fancy, miXgd, i9 pails. ,sggc;
peas, siehtl 20; Lima heaus pcnl 90;
string beans 70p75c' corn ooc"Sl q, tome.
toes, nh .Sfeli4c seconds 2rs, BID 10
CALiFoitNiH CANNED GOUDs-Per
dozen Tor 2is-lh cans. Peaches 81 i5n .;
egg phms, yi.soal 30; apricots. s. 3Dnl ~
nectarines 81 a.: grapes. 81 aoal 81. white
cherries, 81 eoSi2 10. block cherries. 81 500
2.o0; hlackhcrrios. 81 Gpa 10.
CANNED MEATS Koost beef, l-lo
81 lpU1. 10. 2-lh S2.ali1 -. l-lh ccrned beef
. dozen ~ i0ni 10. lib lunch tongue,
dozen, s. 5oag.7i is.lb Clipped beef, dozen
s. mi Franklin sausages. III, N;sO, 14-p
potied ham. ( dozen l.Gtp la-ih potiel
ham. dozen, N.2i, A-ih devilcd nam, 1
dozen J5aGOt. iz-lb deViied ham, dozen
CANDLES Granite ss and SIS, 7p7lsc; 10.
on rvglptinc, assorted coiors 9ARllci Star
C0ifiEt; Rio and Cordova; Fair. lG'f
$50 pt.m,ci l1i.gG c 5S,,oY. lH ,s;,s
coffee: Apex has l0U. ID cases. s2J less
90 commission; Arhurkle's, in liI-lh cases.
t-u.S.. less PC commission, in 5Q-lh rt.tS'
81 TO- Mocha and Jaya fancy blend Sc.
IL lot a
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BUY COTTON q q g., =; -: =; !

~ snc,,,, VITO FOR most c a. llrlta !,
Sp1,culaticn" ever hvyo,mnpl& ~
MARKET letter. free pJpsssshst: l. \
o. z2S La Sale street0 v ct H. III,
pers Chicago Board n Cnsus n.
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All danger OF drinking impure water IS
avoided by adding ~ drops OF the genuine
AEsostura Bitters. manufactured W DT,
Siegert x soma.
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Vessels sailed fer THasE.IIti,, lsl
So Sir Walter RalsisnN: au iork ~
Sch A. b. sherman ,.S i,
TX Rlenda. Gefle. J Ss,nrss,r Auguf'
IS VIM. Branfor,. Ga'' A,~nsustt
- Avona, no Janneelro' III !. N
SIS Bend. Monteyili,'9,,, , az AuslHl
IS Matieawan, Bal ,i,iahIs Angus,
s. Boncroy, i'hilalsh,apdees July &
S. Yucatan, at Bar ,,oa Bay, Jun2s'1
SIS Aymcstry, At Alg sIani Angus h
& :. 5 Fr'4aPi1 4, %Ete1 J5sast s'i
g. ssn NV Wm. s.. Bird at ff''
-
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New York, August - Hubbard Rms q,
20 = cotton lcttrr says: ~
Showers fen in portions Of tho ,c,,,,,.
! "lHiur aud more are reported I'M Nor.
onl N'S crn Texas tonight and N, rrao.
Ntlcr the advance Of the mofo.n., .i
inarAe' declined under the realizing g.,
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CCasii'ves-Choice spring
Mdi',r,etssnnAfcSesor.ding to s,s....''''"'"!3
>, common not wanted ''''''"...i'
,,iioEs-' ;ornfed 40 lbs ,na
MHs'fed, must be good saa ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-23

Vpssels In PUIL q
SIS Alava. to culliford' o'A
elevator. ~ Flocd / Ea
pior 70. ~ ~ Wilsoh a1SS
IS Pensacola, TO Fowler .
pi + SO. no., YIN. Pan y
quarantine. ,.er 4 Co, PEI
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ON surPBoARp NOT , s. ~

Cotton on shipooa'' ~
weston today; ,. !,
For New York pr sndi .,,,..''.
For For M 3ySEpst S t ASSa' ~, :.
ror liverpool, - ,1 M Branie~ +.
E For i nrem an, IS Brf''an'' .p
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orr
LIVE STOCK.

HOUSTON.
j. Jacobs & Co.. live stock commission
merchants, REJECT as follows:
Cows sCt6 i![seo - '',''.'''''........ 2Ap ga
lieifers '''''''''''''''' sNP
fearings-Choioe :. ...,..... am p,L
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-08-23

KE.t I'll ,.-fnn '-.tr'
20 E L halcs, as follows ~ ~ by IL. I,
and S Great Northern ts Trssisss ~
c S3J,,, la Port. ana ~. BY BY N'fs'
"a "a by barge stuart ''' 49,
i077. ,s,,n by lntel,s.ss
GF Hg Pho Sor Il railway
OCEAN FREIa1ssnI's, sss'
The follow, ,96,t ~ BAY; .,,l m
NOUN IT ~! R SiS and l le" ~
Ynrk isc per 100 pouii.' I4stysb :
,,ar 'I m1,,nd compressor
rer 40 pourds. "
been noS cured by Fine. sassr.s ~
scription No, sssi." Nv. n
,ry a bottle OF same. r.nts
galveston. Texas. s