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NEUROLOGICAL.

FORE Cuero, Tcxaa, December 1a-Mrs.
Harriet Fore died yesterday at the adj
yanced age Of so years She was connected
with one OF the largest families In THIS
county and was loved and honored by all.
She leaves grandchildren and great grand
children.
LYONS-Alyn. Texas. December a.
ollie, the 2-year. old daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. s. c. Lyons died here Saturday morn
ing. after Two weeks Illness. ollie was
a sweet and good child, and loved by ak
who knew her.
IVY-Sherman Texas. December ID
Mrs. clay East Ivy, wife OF Professor II.
A. Ivy Of the Sherman Business college,
died yesterday afternoon at the family
residence ~ North Montgomery street.
Death was caused by pneumonia, contracted
some three weeks ago.
RANlA-Lake Charles, La, December
1G.--Donald Ravia, the J-year-old son o.
Mr. Paul Ravia, q well known citizen Of
Sulphur, died al the home OF his parents
Yesterday afternoon. after a brief Illness.
The death CT the child was very touching,
In that re, realizing the noarness Of death
asked 10 be nlaoeI near his little brother.
who was then sick in another bed, ani
then placing his arms about Ills brother y
I.tek, asked him 10 say his prayer HIS
mother repeated the prayer 70 him. He
followed her and In few moments after
ward fen asleep la death.
STOUGH-Yoakun, Texas December 49,
Mrs. c. a. slough died ~ the home OF her
son, George Slough, In his city December
II. OF the age Of "a years. Deceased vas
The mother Of several children. who sur
vive her among them being George Slough
and J. b. Dodd Ct this city. Mrs Trlce of
Waco and Mr.. Frank slough OF San An
tonic,
JONES-Muldoon, Texas, December H.
Died. near Muldoon or the nth instant
Mrs. Leiitia Jones, aged 80 years. Mrs
Jones had been In bad health for several
years, and had not walked in about twelve
years.
REED Muldccn. Texas. December H.
! Died. here on the nth instant, Mrs q
Reed OF catarrhal fever. aged about 25
| She leaves husband and three small chill.
| drsn 10 mourn her loss.
! HoGUE-Cleburne. Texas. December'l6
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Harry. the is months Old boy Of Mr. and
Mrs l.. -. Iiogue. died yesterday OF pneu
monia The remains were shipped 10
Thornton, Limestone county, Tor intcrment'
PIPER--Terrell Texas, December II -
w. NJ. Piper an old member Of the Twelfth
Alabama infantry G. $. A., and who fol-
lowed Lee in Virginia was buried ycster-
day in the College Mound neighborhooi.
He was a gallant soldier, and made Texas a
good citizen,
BRlTTAtN--Ge Georgetown, Texas, Decom-
Der lG---N News has Just reached here that y.
c. Britain ESQ, who was taken 10 I'll
paso for his health. died soon after rc3chh
ing that place Mr.. Britain was city
assessor and collector of this place.
HEINTscHEII-Fa Fayetteville, Texas. De-
cen Der t7.--Airs. Clara tIeintsthel, aged iS
years. died Of paralysis at her home 1T y
A. IN. yesterday. and WAS laid TO rest In
the Catholic cemetery at noon todny.
SHUFTRINE -Kingsbury Texas, Deem
Der l7.-Echrinner shuptrlne, the
months old daughter OF ]. II. Shuptrine,
died this morning. The remains VIII be
shipped TO Richmond for burial.
FAMBLYN--Fort Worth, Texas, Deem
her 1.-THE announcement Is made from
Chicago OF the death OF Colonel w. L.
Tamblyn in that city yesterday from
complication Of bowel troubles. Colonel
lufnblYn was wen Known AMONG 'tAti v
men In Texas having been largely interest
ed in stock in North Texas. He owns a
large bunch Of cattle now on feed at Al.
yaTado. and is n large stakeholder IN the
hlyaiado oil mills He is quite a wealthy
and influential man, having at one time
been identified in immense ST. Louis es
tates Sam Scaling OF Fort Worth left
Yesterday COR Chicago to attend the iu-
neral
"
9.-~W. A. Knkead. a wealthy citizen Of
Alien, FIVE miles south OF Mckinney, died
today. He was an eccentric old bachelor.
and leaves his entire fortune 10 the. TWO
sons OF one OF his tenants.
COULTER-Palestine. Texas. December
9.--Miss Birdie Coulter. aged rs, died this
morning at i2.25 o'clock. Funeral SER
vices were conducted from the residence
this evening at-2:3O o'clock,
M'CLENDON-Ru sk. Texas. December 0
Mr. Arch McCiendon died here today liz
was al the depot waiting for the train &c
go 10 Tyler and he had a hemorrhage from
the lungs and died before any medical aid
, could he had. He was apparently well .
few minutes before the died; he was aLoul
% years old -
GEORCE-E Ennis. Texas, December D.
Captain w, ". George OF his city has
Just received q message stating that hi
brother. Lee George, had lied on Novem
Der 81 AZ Mobile. Ala, Of yellow fever
He was well known here.
| NICHoLS-Cuero, Texas, December o.
/ MIR. NJ. o. Nichols. better known as MacI
| Nichols, died Wednesday morning At ].
o'clock Of typhoid pneumonia. He had beet
sick for two months He leaves wife an'
SIX children. His remains will be laid Z
rest this afternoon in the family buryinI
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while he was far from his home. Later his
remains will be sent to his parents.
WHITMORE- ROOS-Yoaku Texas. De-
cember lizards are out announcing the
approaching marriage of MIR. j. NJ. Whit
more TO Miss Otela Roos, TO take place at
the Church of the Holy Communion, in
this city, on December 23 Mr.. Whitmore
is assistant cashier of the First National
bank OF Yoakun, and Miss Roos is de-
servedly popular leader in Ioakum society
circles.
ALEXANDRIA EGRAM-Denton, Texas,
December l2.--Jonn H Alexander. we'll
TODD cattleman living near Slidell, and
Miss Flora i Pegram were married here
yesterday.
TONNE sMITH-Troupc, Texas, Decem-
Der l. Married, at 80 p. IN. today, MT.
]. O. Tonne and Miss Tennie smith at
the residence OF the brides parents, Mt.
and Mrs. j H. Smith, Rev. &. A. Gram
mar officiating
CARLoCK- LOURY-Troupe, Texas. De-
cember 70 Married, Judge NJ Dewitt
Carlock of Winnsboro Texas, and Miss Sa-
wanna Loury at o'clock at the home OF
the bride. MIR. and Mrs. A. G. Loury,
Rev. s. n. Allen officiating. The happy
connie left on the $3.50 train for Winnsboro,
their future home.
HANNAH BON-Denison, Texas. De-
cember 16-Samuel Hanna, Jr.. son OF
x-Mayor Hanna. was united in marriage
to Miss Pearl De hon in the Presbyterian
church this forenoon. The groom Is the
first male child born in Denison. The
bride is the daughter OF DR.. De Bon. 'Re
leading physician Of this city
TERRILL- WILLIS-Denton, Texas ne.
cmbar l6-Yesterday afternoon er
M the bride S
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed B. Wills, M,
Ben Terrill aud Miss Sallle Eeile WINS
were united in marriage Rev. Brideweil
OF The First Presbyterian church. Fort
Warth, officiating.
TILLERY- SKILLERN - Nacoglothes
Texas. December 16.--Mr. Tom Il!lelg
and Miss Julia Skillern were married az
La Mana, this county. yesterday Nj III
lerv is thrifty young farmer ana sup
stantial citizen. while his bride IS tne
daughter CT Hon. William A. sKilerh
tie present representative from lhls CUM
ty TO the Texas legislature.
SMITH HALToM-Nacogdoche Texas
December i6 There Yves also hlg Weh-
ding near Swift in this county, iast hlsn.
the bride and groom being well co"hseteo
and Of prominent families. Mt Atol
Smith. eldest son Of MIR s. +. Smln o.
Nacogdoches vicinity, was married 20 M.,S
Winfrey eldest daughter OF ~ ID, "a,
tom OF Swift. The wedding TOOK p'ats .
the residence Of fhe nso orlae p bis iniail
dinner was given today at the home OF ~.
sroom's parents, These peonlc a?e ~
farmers and prosperous and prominent St'
liens.
MLEAN- YOUNG Georgetown Texas
December 10 Mr. Marvin McL.ah an
| Miss Maggie Young were married a lp'
Ladies Annex this morning at % co.
] BY the groom's father, Or. J. -. NC
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Lean of Dallas The affair was a quiet
one, only few select friends If tho con
tracing parties being present. Mr. Me-
Lean was formerly editor If the Will
hanson County Sun, but now resides IL
Washington. ID. C. Immediately after me
ceremony the happy couple left for their
future home In Washington.
SYPERT- SpOHN-Troy, Texas, Deem
Der 17,--Yestc,day evening at i o'clock
Miss Ida spohn daughter Of one of Bell
county's pioneers was united in mar
iiagc to Mir. T. f. sypert of near Troy.
COOPWOOD-P OWFLL--Rice, Texas,
December 6.-Marrisd, at he residence
OF the brides parents, two niles south of
here, at 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Mr. James c. Coopwood end Miss Mary
Powell, Rev. b. A. Snody ofeiatiug.
MNUTT- WARREN--G reenville, Texas.
December l7.-Mrs Della Warren OF this
city and DR.. w. j. McNutt OF Alliance
were married at the residence OF the bride
last evening. Dr. s. ]. Anderson oliciat
ing.
FRANKLIN-FRITH-Greenyllle, Texas,
December 1.-THE marriage of Miss Biz
die Firth TO Mr. John F. r anlxlin was
solemnized last evening al the res denco
OF Colonel j. u. La alter in this CITY.
Elder d. W. Pritchett officiating. til
are popular young people and are rec w.
Ing the congratulations and best wish $
Of friends
COLLEY- WALk-Muldoou, Texas. Ds-
cembeT II. Married. at Muldoon on the
18th instant. Miss Lora Walk to Mr.. j.
b. Coley, Rev. 7, Z. Muse of Weimar
officiating
SNOW WHITING Ennis. Texas, be
cember 15.-Miss Mary Whiting and NJ
A. w. Snow were quietly married in this
city last night a. The home Of the brides
parents.
KELLEY DAY-Beeville, Texas. Deem
Der T,-At the residence of the brides
mother in this city yesterday evening a,
1880 O'Clock. Rev William Godby officiat-
ing, Mr., G. b Kelley and Miss Belle
Day we're united in marriage. These
young people are well known residents oil
this city The wedding was a quiet alia!I
and quite a surprise 10 he friends OF
the contracting parties.
DUNNAWAY- HOsFORD - Waxahachie
Texas December i6 Last night at S:3(
al the beautiful Hcslord home, a few mile,
north OF this city, Mr.. James Dunnawas
was married TO Miss Ida Hosford. Rev
H A. Bourland OF the College Street Meth,
odist church officia'ins over fifty guestl
went out from WaAah2chie TO witness the
ceremony. Both the bride and the groom
are very popular here,
CARRuTH NICHOLS - Sweet Home
Texas. December 15.--Mr. e. y. Carruth
prominent young business man OF Yea
| KUN, and Miss Birdie Nichols weer mar
ried tnday at the home OF the BRIDES par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Nichols In this
| place.
WHITE SWAYZE-Bu Buffalo. Texas. De
| cember l5.--Married, at the residence o
the brides father. +. A; Swayze. al
O'Clock this evening. Mr.. d. G. White it
Miss Lyi.u Swayze. Rev. NJ. NJ. Wods
worth officiating
BURTON DuER Mckinney, Texas, De
| rember 10 DIR. Edward Il, Burton,
| prominent young physician. and Miss Liz
| zie May Duer we're married AZ o.Su ..
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

i,WlLblAMS-Sweet Home, Texas,
ember lO.--Mr. Henry Key, a proml-
young farmer of this community,
MES Mary Williams, a daughter OF
Williams, prosperous farmer who
ABOUT hve miles south of this place,
married Thursday afternoon at 3
1,s ~, heV. H. NJ. Pate officiating.
NS TEX BuCHANAN-Temple, Texas.
noer ll.-Mr. John L. Hunter and
p 6 buchanan were, married last
m -, nhey I. j. Crosby officiating.
"a ni.E-Sherman, Texas. December
s w. G.. Venable, ST., aged u,
CLOCK this morning of paralysis.
"ii attack of one and one-half hours,
'aseu mad for several years prior to
aea'n been quite hale for one of her
snH on Yesterday made several visits
ny nelghborhood, seeming 10 be in
health and jovial spirits excepting
sne complained of the day being dark
s,oohly when in reality 1t was an
uay, About IL o'clock last night she
neheu her husband and complained of Il
III attack. physician was imme-
IN. summoned but when he arrived
lound her in the last throes Of dea h
paralysis Mrs. Venable was a Vir.
an by birth-the daughter of Or. Paul
ana Emily Darlington venable. At the
OF 20 she married William G.. VenabIc
ne years later moved with her family
Victoria, Texas, where She lived thirty
years, during which time she reared
VII OF ten children, only four OF whom
~ her' Ten years ago she, with her
ON .u ana the families OF their sons and
Wis moved to Sherman. where they
80 ny friends who deeply regret the
VI Grandma" Nenahle Two wears
s, he with her husband, celebrated their
or golden anniversary. Last night
vue uay after her fifty second wedding
IA 'nary she passed into the great be-
IOl, snsceased had been an active worker
1pi,ooi Presbyterian church for more
Ia nsii century. Her remains were in
y IN West Hill cemetery at o'clock
afternoon.
.,NoLDs-Driscoll, Texas. December
eb George Reynolds Of the yantana
sr u'ed December II, aged ~ Eight
4 en mourn their less with their fam
H. ne was buried in the family grave
Icra us WIFE, who had died eight years
| ne was one of the pioneers Of
| louV having settled here in 1854.
as.s 81 fortune in name for honesty
.usuee towards all Friends from all
INNS counties attended the funeral SER
! ~ IN ms death Nueces county loses
~ her best citizens.
W. IER-beeville, Texas, December
nv VT Louis Praeger, aged 6s years. died
residence of his nephew. Mr.. A.
a., Yesterday evening at o'clock.
tha ~ was caused by undue exposure
ru. ~ealhsr and chronic ailment.
M, nERs Karnes City, Texas, De-
a is,-oiiyer Chambers OF Richmond
kl,ss Wv az Hickok ranch, south Of town
mor niies' Yesterday and was buried
y n.ng IN the Karnes CITY GENE
| n. eased was stopping in this county
bs,.n eaitn. but the dread disease con-
look him on unexpectedly. and
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Cooking Stoves.

Cooking Stoves.
A nice Xmas precn. every ovoisw arranto
No 1oa-erf Leader Cook stove 18th large ventilated Oven
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Galvanized Ware.

Wash Tubs. -. ....,
Stop Pals. -. .....,
Foot Tubs .............,
Galvanized 6-quart Watering Potts..
Wash Basins. -. e. -.
Galvanized Coal Hods... ........
Galvanized Water Buckets ...,
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In Ono Lookins GIn...

No doubt the human raee would consider
i little short u universal tragedy II
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port Di Norfolk nnt P0rtsunontfa
- Hay 81. 1897. 100

tAtCEtl VAIAS. So
Schr. Thomas B.iTaylor. Taylor. Bal
umore. with barrels. as - :
= sGhr; n. II. Burrows. Lowery, New
York. light. IN "a
schr. John R. Fell. Loveland, Rich
mond. light. MI. n g IA as Il
! : se Sch 2; g. Knight, Crowley, New
Schr. Ruth Price, White, Rappahan-
mock river, with corn. ~. a ~ --Sz
Schr. mabel and Ruth, CloEgs, Phila-
delphia to North Carolina, with cargo.
Schr. Annie Hodges, Morris. Washing
ton. light. sla5T n X
schr. John Howard. shaclzleford. Nor
ris river, Del, light T-S57.s
Schr: r. T. Rundlett, Fountain, New
York. light. az 81
schr. Edward Smith, Lane, New York,
light. H., -! S - :
schr. ]. ", wellington. Robbins.
Washington, light .45,ts
Tug g: W. Morse. Blizzard, New York
and sailed z75 ,.e
Tug Columbia, Baltimore. with I'VE
bargeS. ,1sE5s5l,s8
Tug Asher ]. Hudson. Philadelphia
with six barges = -
Barges Stonington, f.. Pendleton and
sam Joaquin, to VIM Lamb & Co.,
Agents, for coal ss7 =
Tug Asher j. Hudson, Williams, Balti-
more, with ibarges G. r. Bowen, Jennie
Marshall and Susie Hitch SG af 80 fy &
Tug Bell Virginia, $500 ------- Plymouth,
n. c.. with fbarges Rome and Sarah.
CLEARED.
schr: zacheus Sherman, Tullock, Bos-
ton. with coal. 81 IS
Sohr. Lille Falklenburg, Loveland,
New York, with lumber. Es.5# ,
Schr. John J. Ward, Wilbert, New
York, with lumber 5
Schr. Fannie Tracy, Hickman. New
York. With lumber.
sthr. Fred jackson, Weldon, New
Haven. with pig iron
schr. Mary Graham, Medley, New
York. With lumber Is asl
SAILED. y,
schr. George e. Dudley, Wilson, New
York. with pig iron.
Schr. S; p Blackburn, Ross. Portland.
with coal.
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1897
Net receipts 9 months
The sweet ChaIybeate Springs.

This famous health resort. B. Il. Eakle,
Jr., manager, will be open as usual this
summer These charming springs are
situatedFin a lovely valley, esconsed in
the backbone OF the Alleghanies at an
elevation Of 5000 feet, In the middle Of
the springs region" Of Virginia, and on
~ nine miles from Allegheny Station,
the hlghest point on the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway. The season com
mences June 1st, and every arrangement
has been made to reder visitors more
comfortable than ever before The wa
ters are famed, both for bathing and
drinking, as curative agents in certain
diseases, and the place Is q genuine old
In all It's appointments.
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sIsAY !, GUIDE. y;
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LEAVE &NORF0LE>-G:I5 mixed ~ IN 81 {:
m., through express, (stops 4 only mi
,keFipsfillc, Lynnhaven and Occnnn. ~ "a
D. ~, local express 1920 p M, throuc, Az
press, stops onlya ut Keinpsville Lynnhn- 8
ven and S0ceana): 6:30 p2 M, local express.
LIlAVTG VIRGINIA BEACI--S:3O q n, :
local express: 1:lb y. M. mixed; ESQ D. M.
through. EXPRESS, (makes no stops: 4:g6
?. M through express, (stops only ut
OcenHn, Itynnhaven ut KeInrsville) 10
p. m, local express. s. 9s'S5..l IL, : ''s'N
s-.ls. SUNDAY TRAINS.
LEAVE NORFOLSA-9:3 go a.. M, through
haven and Ocennal: 1880 p: M. local ex-
press; SD p: M, through express. (stops
only at ISempsville, Lynnhaven and
OGeannl: $3.50 p. M, local express.
- LEAVE VIRGINIA BEACH-1O:10 a. M.
Iocu! express: 2:80 y, MI through express,
(makes no stops: 1880 p. M. through ex-
press, (stops only at OCEAN,, }LynnhaVen
nnd kempsville); 1880 p, m. local express.
Trains stop only on signal Mt intermedi.
ate stations TO put off or take on Tasset-
gers. Through express malscs tho run in
30 minutes. Local express trains In 40
minutes Chair cars attached to all pas
senEer trains, seats 25c. each.iA
All trains arrive and depart from new
passenger station corner Pnrs and Clair
borne avenues Brambleton Ward. Street
cars run In one square Of station a
Is. 4. HOLLAND, r. H. PANNIII.,
Gen. Supt, Gen. Trt. &s Pass. Agt.
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mon rough cattle. 2211a @s Il q ifars. "a s
and smooth &c.; Tiers. scommo ii. 25sc. !:
cows tat 9and SIN Doth. 2 1R8i4 G.; COWS.
common and roug III 292Sz c.: bulls. go
23sc. mich COWS. common S10s00dp2O co;
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oxen. 2@2Ac.;; heretics and scalawass,
lhG02c:: good corn-fad hogs. live. 36
she: gross. common to fair hogs, live!
SGpsAc.; gross. Light. pigs size. Hogs in
u Good lambs. 3@4Ec.: poor lambs IN
salable and not wanted: butchers
sheep. fat. 2M@3Mc.: poor sheep, not
wanted at any price rs ~. Is f'f
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
Live stock.

Market good and good cattle in strong
demand. Milk cows from Eastern North
Carolina cannot be sold on this market
owing to the United States quarantine
regulation.
Choice heavy Western cattle;Sh64Ac.:
common to fair cattle, 3@3Ac; Eastern
North Carolina. best. 2k@31sc.; common,
11@@23ac.; heifers, Western. 2h@31sc.
bulls. 2AQ3c.; fat cows. 21s @31ac.: mich
cows. good, per head. S20.0O@35.OO; COWS,
common, S1o.o0@2o.00; butchers sheep
2E@4c.; good, corn-fed hogs, 3k@3%c;
light pigs. 3?3c. Hogs dull and slow de-
mand. Dressed hogs. 47sc. per pound
Lambs, core. per pound.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01
Produce.

Southern Fruit-Bananas, $10O@1.25
per bunch; oranges. California, $3.50;
Messina. $3.50 cocoanuts. $3.50 per bag Of
100: lemons, $3.50; cabbage, $125 per bar
rel.
acknowledgements, S5@9Oc; yellows.
S0Q9Oc.: onions, $500 per sack
Poultry-Old chickens, 22lS @S0c
EgSs-Wholesale Steady. at &c. per
dozen.
Beeswax-22c. per pound.
Truck-Irish potatoes. 1925.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-01

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~ SHIP FOR PHILADELPHIA.-O
direct line from Norfolk to Philadelphia.
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steamer Gulf Stream. appointed to sail
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South and Southwest via Seaboard Air
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