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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
A RANGERS EXPERIENCE.
A Mexican Prisoner Got the Drop
On Him.

On Him.
Cotulla. Texas. January Estate RAN
ger A. Y. Old had quite an exciting expert
ence late this evening with Mexican
fugitive from Medina county. Old ar
rested the Mexicsn In the suburbs Of town
and was conveying him to Jail. the Tor
mer being mounted on a horse and the
latter afoot The prisoner showed dis
position 10 be contrary aud attempted to
quit the road. Old dismounted asd walked
toward him, when he ducked his head and
made a break for the Rangers pistol,
which be succeeded In obtaining ana AZ
the point OF ssrne ordered Mr. cid to
move out He obeyed orders but quickly
returned TO the scene In company with
the sheriff and other Rangers and took UP
the Mexican's trail. The officers are now
in hot pursuit. and II the Mexican Is ap-
pretended there will no doubt be further
trouble,
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TO NAVIGATE THE COLORADO.
A FIatbont Service Between wbar,
ton and Hay City.

TON ana may G1ty.
Wharton, Texas. January 1s.--Captain
j. w White. who for the last FIVE years
has made study Of the probabilities Of
navigating the Colorado and has built two
small steamboats, for that purpose, Is now
in Wharton and busy at work building a
large fatboat. 2Ox30 feet, which will have
a capacity OF 100 600 pounds. When COM
pleted II will be used to convey freight
and general merchandise between Wharton
and Bay City. The boat will be ready
lap launch in. few Sappo sAzsAf III" ,con-
VIA Key West yesterday afternoon "
"a cargo OF cotton, cement, berex ana oil.
The steamer sprlnKwer cleared tor
chester yesterday afternoon With $50
OF cotton and s5.Til bushels q graz,
SAILED this Afternoon.
Bs The British stssmer Midelsham {
sailed for Antwerp today With sniscelisE
"a. freight consisting OF c,tton, zine. zsestai
oil meal.
fer The British steamer Avon. tsom Ga
ard ton. arrived ct Havre. January 10.
a. The Danish steamer Russ from Gsivs
arrived at Aarhus January le
snt The steamer Tampa, from Galveston
d 70 Pensacola Tor copenhagsr arrived az
viii lane, England January -.
TOR The schooner Magic s. Hart. from
ma more. has been shlitsd 70 Fort Point.
the she is dlsehsFEinF a norton OF her
OF coal
The schooner MItpah Of the Red So
feet sailed yesterday afternoon on 9
TO the Campeaehy banks.
Post The Spanish steamship Telestors from
Mr. erpooi In ballast. arrived yesterday after
-. and is berthed at pier IS, where she
TOT losd cotton.
J OF The British steamer Lugano from |
n, pool Ia ballast arrived yesterday afte
-. and will take In part cargo Of era
elevator A.
will ,osE,s1, ns,, carso ~ Grain ~ efs
MT this morning.
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NOTES.

The comptroller today registered $4,000
worth of city of Denton funding bonds.
The Bankers association OF this section
of the State at its annual meeting, held
in this city last night, reelected the fol-
lowing officers: w. II. Rivers OF Elgin,
president; W. J. Moore of Liano, secre-
tary
Miss Carrie Graham, daughter Of Hon.
and Mrs. A. II. Graham Of this city. was
this evening, at st, David's church, united
in marriage to Mr. Edward Dick Slaughter
OF Dallas. Mr.. and Mrs. Slaughter left
tonight for New York
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Situation "a shrcvepor,.

Shreveport. la. January 1.-THE small
pox situation here 10 well under control
OF the board OF health The city is being
closely guarded from intrusion from with
out The disease Is principally confined
TO the negroes In the low quarters of the
city One case among suspects developed
yesterday, and one case, Imported over
the Pee Gee, was sent TO the pesthouse
Vaccination has been very general and
there ~ little furry over the presence OF
tho disease
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MeKinaey,s yater sy.tsm.

Mckinney. Texas. January i7--Mckis-
ney's water works system 10 sow 10
actual operation after = series Of delays
covering couple Of years. Water 10
abundance is procured from two artesisn
wells and the quality OF the water Il ex-
cellent One OF the hrst results from 1t
Is the putting In OF q system OF sewerage,
work on which has already begun.
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much rain u lstc vii, have on the grain
crop, generally ooncede that there has been
too much rain and entertain fears that
on the lighter iands the grain has grown
on too rank and Is likely to be killed
by heavy frott. On the heavier black
lands the grain has. not grown OF. but
has spread on the ground without getting
tall. So far II Is In splendid condition.
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Gregory VS.. C. S. Montgomery, from Har-
ris; s r. Smith ct al VS. Eastman Bros
irem Walker; II. II. Eversberg vs. b. r..
Miller, from Washington; John r, knight
VS. Houston and Texas Central Railroad
Company, from Fayette
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SMALLPOX.


Parts. Texas, January 1s,--A telephone
message received here late this afternoon
from Chisota stated that there are six
cases OF smallpox at Direct, In the extreme
northwest corner OF the county, twenty
fve miles from Paris.
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oIebyrne ua. ararap,,nsa.

Cleburne. Texas. January II --Cleburne
has quarantined against Blum, where .hers
arc several cases OF smallpox, The tslts
used by Johnson county during the last
smallpox epidemic have been sent TO Blum.
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rHE vENprfA PLoATEp.

The tug Charles Clarke. which went
TO Sabine Pass TO get eft tho British sts
ship Venetia returned early this morn
The venetis was hard and fast aground (
miles from the bass
Charles Clarke. er.. who personally
charge Of the fob Of getting the vessel
wouldn't say much this informing about
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ali! I'm
"My pains ar,
my stomach
81 can sleep Ii
"I'n we'll all
This is the way they talk.
shouts his gratitude for his rec,
town sends forth its praises for

rhith -,,rss uiitho,.A l-.----
notices Tor the payment of franchise taxes
this year makes It necessary to give this
public statement.
. Tha statute concerning the payment OF
franchise taxes requires payment OF sn
amount equal TO one years taxes at the
time the charter is filed or the permit Is
issued. II further requires that year s
taxes shall be paid again on or before
the LIST day OF May OF each year after such
filing, no matter what Is the date OF the
filing. Under this statute, therefore, all
notices OF franchise taxes requires pay
ment on or before May / next thereatter
and 1t follows from this as necessary
consequence that every corporation that
has not paid one years franchise taxes
in advance, dating from May 1, though
1t may have paid one years franchise
taxes in advance dating from some day
after May and before January / follow
ing, will have TO pay two installmepts of
taxes on or before May 1, 1900,
This is tho explanation OF the fact that
many corporations have received from the
secretary of state this year, two notices,
or rather notices OF two installments as
due May l. 1900.
will add that the necessity for this
double notice and double payment in
some cases, on or before May !, 1900,
arises from the fact that former admins
trations of this department have not de-
fined May / as the day on which all these
taxes are due and payable. This con
struction of the statutes has BEEN ar
rived at by the present secretary of state
after very careful examination OF the
statutes bearing on the subject. and Is
supported by an exhaustive opinion from
the attorney general.
All corporations, therefore. will please
take notice of this rule and govern them
selves accordingly.
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THE DENT CASE.

The trial Of W. j. Dent, for passing
worthless paper on the American Ma
interest attaches TO Dents case owing to
his supposed connection with the escape
OF George Isaacs from the penitentiary on
a bogus pardon.
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CHARTERED.

The following charters were filed today
by the secretary of state:
The Paul Lowenthal Dry Goods COM
pany of Waco; capital stock, S10,000t
The Houston Aquatic club of Houston:
no capital stock.
The Red Snapper company OF Galveston
amended its charter so as to permit OF it's
conducting a cold storage business In flu
ture in addition 10 its general fish and
oyster business.
Chapman Mercantile company OF Sher-
man; capital stock, $4,000.
Cuban Tonic company of Houston; cap
ital stock, $4,000.
XXI club of Denison.
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KILLING AT YoAKuw.
IT. II. webb OF Eagle Lake Was shs
by VIII ToIRDd.

Yoskum. Texas, January is.-SThis
morning r II. Webb YVES shot and In
stantly killed in a room over the RUBY
saloon. VIII Tolsnd surrendered and was
taken to Hailetsvilie on the afternoon
train. There were syewitnesses 70 the
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HorBL ARRIYALs.

AT the Tremont.--W. l.. Tonsey. Dallas
Frank Williams, d. A. Moore. u. It. Me-
Kelyey, New York; j, B. Arnold. Boston
r NJ, George, Versailles, KY; Robert
Lewis Lexington, KY; Joe Barclay,
Nlcholsonville. Ky; A. 8. Jennings, Chi
eago; A., Weesberg, Atlanta; John Wsh-
renberger, Conroe: w. 4. Crowley, H. q.
Garwood, Rocky Ford, Colo; T. G..
Thomas, Lamorque. Texas j. w, Melton,
Arkansas Pass w. M. Cox, League City;
Nat Wetzel. Edward Sells, st. Louis;
q, c. FELTON,, Dallas; e. X. Bixby, Fort
Worth; o. b. Chalmers and wife Hous-
ton; C. r. Boon, Columbus; !. Whitelaw,
Cleveland Ohio; j. w. Finkbiner, Colo
RADIO Springs. Colo; G. e. Brown and
wife. Minneapolis; G. r. Heisig and wife,
Beaumont; M. Half and wife, Houston
George Kramer, New York; Il. stauper.
San Francisco
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sWVhssNssss5EEVssVylIS "
] DR.. Hdrter'S !
|IR ION TONIC
j MAKES PALE, WEAK PEOPLE :
J Strong and Healthy.
Ss,sbSyyStAsyss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

killing who say that Webb made a mo-
ton as to draw = weapon and was shot
Webb IL from Eagle Lake, having come
here TO buy cattle, The remains will be
shipped there tomorrow.
Eagle Lake. Texas. January 1s,-Infor-
nation reached here by telephone at noon
to the effect that T. II. Webb had just
been killed in Yoakum. Mr.. Webb is a
resident OF Eagle Lake and has wife
and two children here, He has been away
from home several days Ia the western
country buying stock for @. r. Walker.
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Budding we-
manhood What
slorisus pcsdsil-
hiesl What half
hiddsn dangers ]
What . time for
tender sympathy
At puberty nature
generally makes
some sttenpt to
establish physical
r~nulariiiea hut
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when nature fails 10 snsert itself, develop,
ments result which iniure the health sne
impair the constitution Of the maiden
The timely use Of prsdfeid's femsn
Regulator, the standard remedy i?r -
weak csses and iTrsgplarities peeulisr g
women, 10 what retarded natufs psede z
eli such cases. Sold BY druxyisfs Tor "
Books for vaasa frs
The BRADFIELp SPECULATION O.
ATLANTA o.
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last two years. and enormous orders have
been placed by the representatives Of for
eign governments. Exports have quad
rlipled to South Africa and Increased 80
per cent to all European countries. There
viii be no trouble for many canning con-
Germs in the United States to sell all they
cap put up
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-01-19
ISLAND CITY ITEMS.
A Meeting of the Hoard of HeaIt
Was Held

Galveston, Texas. January is.--Tho
board of health held special meeting
today at 1890; present full board ami
City Attorney stubbs.
Mayor Jones called the meeting to order
and explained that It was the purpose of
tho special meeting to discuss the unsani-
tary conditions of the streets and alleys
and vacant lots and provide some way of
permanently abating same. He said that
he had taken trip over the city ana that
the condition OF some Of the vacant lots
and alleys was simply fearful.
There was great deal of discussion
snent cleaning only small portion Of
Galveston and doing that we'll. But the
meeting simmered down to the fact that
the town can not get clean and stay
clean until It secures sewers. Suggested
that the board adjourn until 1880 tomor-
row, when 1t could meet again and every
member of the board could bring q rcso-
luton with him that would tend TO make
people clean up, fill zip and stay that way.
The Gilbough resolution carried and tina
adjournment was had.
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VISITORS COMING TO GALVESTON.

A party of $50 cattlemen left Fort Worth
this morning for a trip TO Galveston, via
San Antonio, The party Is made up OF
delegates to the convention OF stecknen
held at Fort Worth. and they are coming
to Galveston to see the harbor and sights
generally.
The chamber Of commerce will look
after the delegates upon arrival and see
that they are shown all the sights and
will probably tender them an oyster roast
The party contains several well known
capitalists, and all OF them are we'll off
financially. They will arrive here SatuT-
day and will stay over Sunday.
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ks ~ we morning there were TWO
kInr" 20. debate on the subject of
liz ~, as public lands Of the United
Ina srszing. The discussions were
.l,s a eatafe and at times expressions
ktnensa considerable feeling. There was
ssrdss asnt TO the resolution introduced
a % permit the situation to re-
nss row and to not indorse the
rr,,i lsnlSing IN congress to throw
So.u s lands open. On this amend
ttsd H. was was taken by roll call. which
sS - 20 yotes~sor the amendment
thux v Ss against 1t. The substitute
% .. esieated and a vote was then
earS,ss ne original resolution which
M Following is the resolu-
hdl Of That such of the public
sptsd a. .ae United States as are
lease ~ Grazing should be subject
ns A. p stockm.n who are cIti-
ch eo,., s'ssasonsbls rental and under
rive the sns as will tend 70 pre-
prcss , sS,ssses from destruction and
lerson. ' value OF the grasses
'ss Of TEXAS then made a very
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-15
at q Special Meeting Of the Council
Of the Suburb, Marshal
John Anderson
WAS SUMMONED TO ATTEND.
And Deemed, Whereupon a New
Marshal Was Named, Who
Brought Anderson Up. l+

Il
Out in the, suburb of Elm Grove the
mayor and town council are at logger
heads with the marshal. John Ander-
son. who is also a county constable. It
is alleged that Anderson's accounts are
madly mixed, and the claim is made
that he owes the town treasury some
thing like $500.
AT I special meeting Of the council on
Thursday night. Anderson was SUM
moned to appear and explain the situa-
tion. but he failed to respond, where
upon the council took decisive action
by declaring Andersons office vacant.
and appointing In his stead Shep
Smith,. Smith qualified and was sent
out to lookup Anderson, whom he found
and brought before the body. ~
An effort was made to stralghten up
the marshal's accounts but SO far with
out success, and 1t is rumored that legal
measures will be taken shortly. -
The Elm Grove people are very, rcti-
cent about the affair and Marshal An
derson could not be seen last night. z,
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XMAS PRESENTS.
Useful and Ornamental-C
t4 Hess & Sons.

6s Hess & Sons.
Oxford Mufflerettes-For men and
women. Attractive and useful.
Dent and Adler Gloves-all grades.
Earl and Wilson Dress Shirts.
Handkerchiefs-silk Initial and
Linen.
Monarch shirts-A bright line Of
new designs-S1.o0, Sl.5O.
Combination Set-Silk Suspenders,
Silk Arm Bands, Silk Carriers, COM
plete, in box-S1. 90.
Silk Suspeuders-Genuine Sterling
Silver and Gold Plato trimmings.
Ladies' Stock understanding
entirely new.
Holiday Neckwear-Lnrgest and
smartest line in the city-5oc each.
a Suit of Clothes, overcoat, Pair Of
Trousers or Fancy Vest. made to or
der, as we hnve their measures.
C. HESS & SONS,
fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers, 1321-1325 Market st.
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Fine Leather Goods.

Headquarters for the holidays in fine
Leather Goods, such as Pocketbooks
Purses. Card CaseR, Dressing Cases,
Toilet Sets, Cigar Cases. Collar and Gun
Boxes. Chatelaine Bags, Music Rolls
Military Brushes, Satchels, Dress Suit
Cases. ETC., in nll the latest shapes and
colors, consisting Of Hornback Alligu-
tor. Walrus, Pig Skin, Elephant and
Seal Leather. Also full line of Har-
ness. Trunks. Whips. English Crop: and
Brides, Lap Robes, etc. Your inspec-
tion cordially invited. Open evenings.
ETZ & SEIFERT,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-15
RR1EF MENT1oNINas.
Events in and ABB i. the City Given
s5s in o Nutshell.

The Democratic municipal primary
election will be held this afternoon.
The cold weather last night made the
city lookup the popular Mecca for the
tramps, nine of whom were brought in
by Officers Junkins, Dietrich. Fleming
and Quicker. There were also two dis
orderlies on the docket
S. The members Of Battery A. Uniform
Rank. Knights Of Pythias. will meet Mt
their hall at 1870 o'clock Sunday after
noon and march to Martins Ferry,
where they will be met by Ohio City
Division, Of Martins Ferry, and all will
attend church to listen to a sermon by
Rev. Williams. chaplain of the Battery.
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Death of William Danebardt

Shortly after % o'clock yesterday
morning occurred the death OF william
Danehardt, at his home on South Wood
street. Deceased was in the forty.third
year OF his age and death was dine 10
consumption. OF which he has bean n
sulIerer Tor years. He was IN employe
OF me schmulbach Brewing Company
uhtll Within the last year during which
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OH Jrttelliae,,rrr
once. &c and 81 Fourteenth street.
New Advertisements.

Turkey Dressing : Leo Baer-EIshth
page. "a 81
Xmas Presents for Mcn-wirl Gutman-
Utility Boxes-Georse R. Taylor CO.
Fifth page.
DIamonds-Dillon, Haneher & co.-sec-
ond page.
Xmas Furniture Facts-House & Herr
mann-Second page.
Patent Leather shoes-Alcxander-Fltth
List OF Letters
Wanted-To Sell a Lot Of Machinery
Male Help wahted--Government POSI-
tions-Third page.
Male Help Wanted-Pcrson to Distribute
CircularS-Third page.
Many Saturday Specials-Stona &:
Thomas-Eighth page. S
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time he was an Invalid. He was mem
Der of the Shield of Honor lodge and
is survived by widow and one child.
The funeral will take place Mt 2 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon from the residence
OF his mother-in-lnw. Mrs. Carl. on
South Jacob street. Rev. Herman Haas.
pastor Of ST. Paurs German church.
VIII have charge OF the services. Inter-
nent at Mt Zion cemetery.
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,.The Girl From Mnxlm,s.,

A large audience laughed almost con-
tlnuously, for three hours last night,
over the mad pranks Of naughty Pra-
line in The Girl From Maxim's." The
morals OF the play are Off color, but the
audience seemed to enjoy It. Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-12-15

SPECIAL Sale of Handkerchiefs,
Hosiery, Corsets and Underwear at
cost, to close out our line.
L. R. SONNEBORN,
No. HOS Main street.
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling PEG.
pie and Visitors.

August Nolte. OF South Wood street,
Is Ill at his home.
Ed Westwood is III at his home on
South Wood street. Igr
Albert Dupky. OF MuncIc, Ind, Is
visiting his parents on the island.
Mrs. Charles Garovl. OF Natrona, Pa,
VINO recently returned from trim
abroad. is visiting South Side friends.
Secretary S. A. Thompson, Of the
board OF trade. Will leave next Saturday
for Richmond, Ind where he will spend
the holidays with his family.
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Shelf BROS great % per cent dis
count sale positively closes tonight
Do not miss the opportunity Of securing
the greatest 1ewelry bargains ever seen
10 Wheeling.
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Nj Thirty unsteady Inclined boys. AGED
twelve years. to sing In St. Matthews
boy choir. Must be refined and OF neat
appearance. Musical training and SAL
airy at start. Apply to Paris r. Myers.
Friday evening. 1880 o'clock, at chur"S.
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CHRISTMAS Neckties. the Latest
styles, each in box, SOC, at
M'FADDEN'S.
Christmas Glasses.

Henry W. Etz, the 'Optlcian. has the
finest line in the city, and you have the
assurance OF having the eyes fitted cor
rectly after presentation without addl-
tional cost.
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FULL Line Of Art Flowers.
L. R. SoNNEBoRN.
TOY.
The Toy Talking Machine.

The Toy Talking Machine.
A child can operate It. nothing to get
out OF order, will last for years. The
records, In endless varieties, don't break
or wear out: the baby can play with
them without fear Of injury. Price s.,
with six records.
F. W. BANNER co.
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Winter Rents Are Due.

Water rents for the six months
ending March 81, 1901, are now
ready. If paid on or before Decem-
Der 81, 1900, a. discount of 10 per
cent will be allowed.
THE CITY WATER BOARD.
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PRICES that sparkle on bright bar.
gains. KIRK'S, 1905 Main Street.
The store will be open every evening
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FULL Of Sunshine. Full OF Color, Full
of Artistic Thoughts. Full of Honest
Values. K1RK'S, 1905 Main Street.
The store will be open every evening.
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I. STELLA and Criterion Music Boxes
arc the best.
DILLON. HANCHER & CO..
Sole Agents.
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Only SIS.

Double Cone Regina Music Box. ma
hogany case. as good as new. only SOS.
+. W. BANNER CO.
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CHRISTMAS Silk Umbrellas, La
test, Handles, 9Sc and 81 so, at
M'FADDEN'S.
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GRAND Opening of handsome Res
tauraat on Saturday, December 10, at 4
.. N. Everything new.
HONG FONG Low,
No. 1871 Market street.
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YOU'LL be glad II you do and sorry
II you don't goto
KIRK'S, 1905 Main Street.
The store Will be open every evening.
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HAWKES. Cut Glass. finest IN the
world. DILLON, HANCHER e CO.,
VI. Sole Agents.
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7 CANDLEsTIcKs in newest designs.
DILLON, HANCHER & co.
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A FINE selection of rich gold jewelry
suitable for Christmas presents ut Nc
NAMEE'S. T7
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HAWKES. Cut Glass. finest In the
world. DILLON. HANcHER 6 CO.
Sole Agents.