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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-06-17
Little Stories of the Town.

MADAME PoRTIA MAKE a PLEA.
1t was 10 o'clock of a star-lighted night
this week when Mrs. Maxwell slipped into
an easy chair beside that in which her
husband sat on the front porch, and
sighed
Now a y omans sigh may mean any
thing from sorrow to satisfaction: but
this sigh was Enthusiastically plaintive; q
married man of pessimistie experience
might have said t was artfully plaintive.
WHATS the matter?" asked Mr.. Max
well, sympathetically
I'm homesick."
what! Are you not at homer
mo-" said Mrs Maxwell, promptly ac-
cepting the challenge of his tone, II don't
cell rented house home, and shall
never do So
Gertrude said her husband, uuzzi-
cally, haven't you been out TO Norwood
this afternoon"
Eyes. l went to see Clara"
And came back homesick?'
well, Robert, if you want to know tho
truth, the visit did make mo homesick.
Every time l go TO Norwood | come away
with an enlarged idea of what home ought
to be. Communities have their tempera-
ments, Just as men and women do. Nor
wood actually breathes rest, repost. 1t has
been well named The Placid Place."
How does Clara like living out there ?"
She is delighted. They have been there
long time, you know. and she says her
surroundings are becoming more pleasant
all the while. She could not ask for better
neighbors There are no Objectionable peo-
pie In Norwood. Some mysterious influ-
ence Keeps them away. she thinks. And
her health has improved wonderfully.
You remember she was quite an invalid
when they lived down town."
81 suppose the air has been beneficial"
said Mr. Maxwell, thoughfully
yes, good air and good neighbors have
been excellent tones for her. And then
there Is the material side Clara says their
place has nearly doubled in value since
they bought it, and is getting to be more
valuable all this time because Norwood
is growing so fast. 1t Is already away
out of Its original bounds
Norwood Is all right" said Mr. Max
well. ut is certainly n high-class resi-
dence community and Is bound to grow
continually. Take 1t all around 1t is the
safest place in which to buy a home. If l
We're ready
Now, Robert" said Mrs. Maxwell, lay
ing her hand upon his arm and speaking
earnestly, when will you ever be ready +?
| know what you are waiting for-the
time when you will be rich enough to
build a great big house, and that's not
seliishness, dear | know It's love and
pride for your wife and children. But
you have not taken into account one
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thing-the boys are growing very rapidly"
Very fast" said MIR. Maxwell, IRON
ically. Max is eight and Frank is five."
They are old enough to receive impress
sions which will last through their lives,
replied Mrs. Maxwell, earnestly. I can
remember when I was six years old, and
| wouldn't take anything for my recollec-
tons of the old home how happy and
free we children were. My father was
the most loving man I ever knew, with
the exception of one of course. have
heard him tell my mother time and again,
This is the children's homo as we'll as
ours Let us respect their little rights
and mako them feel they are part pro-
prietors with us"
az envy you" said Mr. Maxwell. 1T
have no pleasant childhood memories Of
home. l never had q home until I mar
ried you, Gertrude. I was an orphan,
poor dependent. kicked from family to
family until grew large enough to work
for myself"
And you would have been utterly
ruined II you had not been strong,
naturally. Your spirit would have been
broken"
ut was bad enough as It was" replied
Mr.. Maxwell refleotively. 1T wonder that
this continual moving from pillar to post
did not make straightout hobo of me-"
Now, Robert, you are beginning to
see what l fear for the boys. We have al
ways lived in good houses but we have
never been able to place hands upon q
brick or a plank and say, This is OUDS.'
why, the boys talk about the house.
but | never hear them call 1t our house
or our home Don't you see that the diff
ference is beginning to be felt by them
already You spoke of moving from pill
lar to post just now. Arc we not doing
the same thing. fitting here and there
nearly every year? Why. we are going to
move again next October. How can YOU
expect the boys to have any sense OF the
permancy of things IL this pilgrimage
from one house to another keeps up? And
every time we change houses we change
neighbors. There Is a rick In that. and
1t is greater for the boys than 1t Is for
us. But that's not the chief thing. want
my sons to grow into strong. independent
men, and l know IL we lived In n home
of our own these elements of their char
acter would be nourished. and developed,
whereas continual moving and the knowl-
edge that we are under some sort OF OBJ
legation to another for tho roof which
shelters us will have the opposite effect
Mr. Maxwell was silent for a minute
or two, and then said quietly:
you are right. Gertrude. The sooner
we have those boys in homo Of THEIR
own the better"
And of course" suggested Mrs. Max
we'll kissing him, "of course"
"Of course that home Will be. in Nor
wood" he replied.
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B. F. EBORN,
SO1-2 Title Guarantee Building.
WOODLAND
partial Tist of Real Estate RarUainS

s1S5o-4-room cottage; acres land; on
public road four miles of Woodlawn.
s220o-Splendid, good 5-room COTTAGE well
located, close to car line; only $500 cash
and $40 per month.
$1500-Good broom house; close in; $50
cash and $17 80 per month.
S2750-New broom cottage, cabinet man
tells, bath; city water; electric lights 2
large lots easterly front.
S1500-New broom cottage, near car line:
S100 cash and 500 per month.
s1700 Each-Three new Groom cottages,
MODERN lots 50x165; near car line. Terms
easy.
$3.50 Each-Three new 5-room cottages,
modern large lots; near car line. Terms
easy.
$2100-Nee little farm of 25 acres; large
new broom house; good barn and out
buildings; 1000 fruit trees and grape
vines; all full of fruit and under new
fence 3Ka miles of East Lake car line;
$500 cash. balance 1, and years
$l4OO-5-room cottage, well finished; corner
Second ave, North, and 61st street; $500
cash, balance SIG per month.
S250o-Eplendid new Groom cottage, bath
and lights, centrally located; half cash,
balance one and two years.
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$3250-New; modern; two-story S-room
house; best neighborhood; convenient to
East Lake car line; $500 cash; terms
on balance
$2500-Beautiful 5-room cottage with hall.
stucco, modern, nice shade trees, large
lot; $500 cash and $40 per month.
60 acres land. we'll located. 6 miles out;
improved; $50 per acre.
70 acres, near Pinson, on macadam road,
60 acres cleared, small houses, well
located for fruit or dairy $4,000.
Mice residence lot on corner car line
and street $3.50: We cash, balance 6, Il
and Is months; 6 per cent interest.
2-Residence lots, splendidly located close
to car line, only $500 each.
2-Large lots fronting east on East Lake
car line; $500 each.
Large Groom cottage with hall, well
located, close in on ear line; nice shade;
rents SIS per month; Sl700 minimum
price spot cash; a good investment or a
good home.
$16o0-New 5-room cottage, well finished
and well located on East Lake car line;
very easy terms.
$l6o0-Good broom cottage, front and
back porches with hail. 2 large lots
with fruit, outbuildings and good water;
good wire fence; close to East Lake car
line.
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FOR SALE

= h@ 49,
s 5,oo0-2-story new house, 8 rooms.
modern. 2 blocks Loop car;
$500 cash, balance easy.
7,5oo-50-foot lot, next to corner, on
4th avenue and 18th street;
rents now for per cent.
o,ooo-Beautiful, modern and con-
venient 18th avenue corner
home.
3,ooo-5-room cottage, 14th avenue,
south; faces mountain.
3,750-6-brown COTTAGE, South 18th
street; new, modren and con-
venient; large, pretty lot;
small cash and balance easy,
or will exchange for some
thing in Woodlawn aud bal
ance cash.
3,4oo-5-room cottage, South High
lands, lot 60x150, faces noun
tain; small cash and balance
easy.
2,25o-Pretty Groom cottage, 21st
avenue, north; good terms.
750-For 20 acres 2h miles above
Boyles. This is a good to a
man that knows.
1,600-2H acres and Groom house
on Bessemer car line, 30 min
utes from Birmingham-a
mighty pretty place for
summer home; 100 yards Of
car line, on a knoll with big
shade trees. Will be worth
lots more money soon, too.
24O Acres-Five miles from Gadsden,
mile Coosa river, right on
Southern railroad (station
$50 yards, nearly all cleared
and in cultivation Big spring.
pasture. $1,000. Fine for
farm and dairy.
| 10 Acres-In Shades valley, with a
house, miles FROM Birming-
ham, near Oak Grove church,
$3.50.
BRAZELTON REALTY CO.,
| 1923 Hood Bldg. Bell 1880.
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FOR SALE

Lot 50x1a0 Avenue e and 18th street. for
$500. Brings 1919 per cent.
Lot S5x1S9 Iroquois ST., 200 feet of High
land avenue.
Lot 25x140 First ave, between 10th and
2lfts.. Two-story building with good
rental; we have this for sale for a
= limited time, and can offer good terms.
Beautiful new South Highlands home,
ten rooms, modern in every respect. On
lot 113x162. VIII sell all or half OF lot
with house.
5ix-room home on South 18th street, lot
60x150 feet
Seven-room, North Highlands home; lot
LOOKED feet on car line.
Fine business property. lot 100x140 feet.
southeast corner Second avenue and
Seventeenth street, north. Easy terms.
Belt line property. lot 100x19O feet, corner
Path street and e. A bargain.
We have some nice lots near Highland
avenue and beautiful Norwood property.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Modern residence 8 rooms with kitchen
and servants room; furnace, bath and
electric light; No 1211 Twelfth avenue,
north. Lot 100x140 feet. with 16-foot
alley in rear and 10-foot alley on side
A bargain-owner leaving city on ac-
count of health. Specially favorable
terms.
Apply to our Real Estate Department.
CITIZENS Savings BANK.
2003 First Avenue.
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b. F.. E OR ~

Offers the beautiful home
shown 1 below Of ash
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EBORN'S
AARKET REPORT And QUOTATIONS
MARKET REPORT

IA N IL n
MARKET REPORT
ending yesterday Saturday
inquiry trading good promising residence
prevailing moderate both for homes and Improvement
If tho sales closed
be taken fair index
healthy desirable residence and promising resi-
dn and investment property to continue su.. ron. ..
mt s the exnecta ~ fair return on the investment under present
conditions
people
business
active business dis
with her increasing growth
of her business
the better will be
who inclined their brick and mortar for business pur
indications
of the high prices
of central business property and while is always best to be careu IN
venture and discount the fu
business will develop under nat
conditions than discount the future on unmd
1t has already dis
asked today the price expected
business
pive property
be had sl1O for
adjust themselves and the whole
Realty
applied and affect market conditions and red
The farmers and engaged enterprises
faith Birmingham
and this class of investors are planting their surplus capital va
Birmingham city and suburban real estate
the long than boarded small or large capital some entirely idle or draw
values IN those properties the influence Of which will aid In creating
a
BUSINESS PROPERTY
rssi 5 essn sae new y ss 'o D CENTRAL ." one of our best business
sloaO-5Oxo; 2ndav enue;l osei in
Rentals brick stores close to the
END street
of the depot
n a
Per Foot
spOO-rwo 4story
central business would stand sty
NORTHSIDE AND HIGHLANDS
city, %GaS" this and
central Norwood lot eso quarter
: 10000 10xss; 18th street. north
& S%oo one $ @ ss4o5 G garden nsS lawn s
home;s
& 0n .s ns%s 30Tsy s a ss S
4aO-Renal foot corner
5: q :s: $ ;; ss ' a'%;
m a ro sn n sppsm. s furnace Nss"0 heat s
eSo pIaoe f90 i9t 5 o aTsf 9a anu
axl $1,000
North aeT s Gasa S S ss balance s sa V COTTAGE large lot '
house and lott cottage new MODERN large lot; half block Of
1 ssnas essS near As" aS s a street, ssr %
beautiful elevated level lot @x2l0 East 18th street. Wares Grove
5000 5oxso; ovelooks city;
ss % ~ od n Sa a of the a block 1
% s s f little 5%, s
ss q, s: a:;s; ss5s# 60 So ,, ''
& Balance y n at p s9 ,s1 H 'front.' S snap shl'n' $500
bestbu
IN
10 ever investigate
terms
s s s best s ssR, '9 porcelain s sS
s1ao cash-New 5room andlo
the
mingha
liner othH a
soox1 corner: residence
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BUSINESS PROPERTY


-0x14o End avenue
-Renta o -
ssO0-Ox1M; busine
$ON-25x9O
s9t0-0x9O in a stone'sth o. lie
Per Foot-5
Two 4storyb
1osory
skysc investiga
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-25
REPORT FROM TOWNSHIPS.
Full RePor; from all Townships Re
eeiveo-Report Sent on.

NNtHlN eN9Fk sent OWs
a fun report ot the twenty-five com
mittees appointed by Judge W. o.
3. Clayton 10 canvass the census oi
De twenty-five townships In this dis
.uct was received by the Executive
Committee this morning. Up 70 las.
light these reports had been coming
very slow and it was feared by the
executive Committee 90 whom they
we're Co Dee sent that they would NOT
each here iu time \ number of
Dee reports were received this morn
us by telephone. and the Commlt,es
lad e. meeting and went over the re-.
'orts which were sent 20 the District.
ing board this afternoon. The repo-ts
As given out last night were very mea.
Ger The report which was sent 10 the
District.ug board this afternoon by the
Executive committee IS as follows
Township 5 and . ". 900 inhabi.
'ants Township 5 and ". 724.
Township / : and Z. l.lli. Town.
ship and =. 1000. Township
; and 3 r. 1900: Township . 5 and
". sis. Township S and ".
i5s. Township ; and +. il3.
Township. > ; and ? z. So. Township
? : and r. 1877. Township 8 and
: ". $50; Township 5 and ".
1900. Township 3 : and Z. 6l5:
Township 3 5 and r. 1865. Town
ship 5 and 3 p. Los; Township
; and ". $50. Township ;
and Z W, l,t2S; Township { 5 and
r, S62. Township { 5 and . +. 1874:
Outside of Ardmore. Township :
and 8 2. 1900; Township and .
". $50. Township 2 : and 1 W 70s.
Township 8 5 and =, 1910. Town.
ship and p. 1891 Township 8
; and f. 1900.
Ardmore has a population which
makes in an for this district. "a popu.
lation OF 42sS7. which Is somewhat
different from the report circulated
this morning 20 a, effect that there
were 1895 persons iu this district.
This rspor, vas sent to ths Dis
trcuus board This afternoon which Is
now lu session at MuskoEee.
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KILLING NEAR MARIETTA.
John Oewitt, celorsa. sho, Down in
Dark-No Clue 10 Murderer.

Marietta !. r. July 25.-(Special
John Dewitt a negro. vas snot in
the breast last night about 1880
O'Clock a. the place OF J. W. Thomp-
son abou, eight miles west OF this
city There is no clue % the murderer.
The weapon used 20 commit the deed.
90 IS supposed. was a shotgun. the
contents OF which were emptied into
DyWItrs breast, causing instant
death Twelve buckshot were picked
olt of his breast tlis morning Depu.
Ties Noryill and Oackrau Of this city
went Immediately 20 the scene last
night bu, could fat no clue 20 the
murderer. Dewitt had been employed
at the Thompson place for some time
and slept at the barn, az which place
be- was killed AZ the time he vas
Nlei he was 90 the entrance 20 the
barn and had an his clothes on.
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The First Voters club will meet to-
u.sar az the court house where Il Vlll
De organized into Young meas Re
publican club. A list has been circu-
lated among the young men OF the
city sho have been pet.Jioned 70 place
the,r names on the rolls OF the club.
There are about ninety NAMES on the
rolls AZ present The organization
all be perfected tonight The club
all work in harmony with the LIN
cola Republican club.
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No,Iee to aIl Teamsters.

OWNS to the frequency Of runaway
teams throughout the city it becomes
my duty for the safety Of the general
public TO call attention to the fact
that there exists law Of the city Of
Ardmore specifying that all teams or
horses left upon the streets must be
detached from the vehicles employed.
The matter Of runavays must cease.
and have given explicit information
to the entire police force 20 enforce
the law 90 the letter. All teams found
standing upon the streets not unhitch-
ca from their wagons or other rigs.
viii Dc taken charge of by the police
and the owner or driver thereof held
amondable 20 the law.
Due notice Is hereby given and this
order IS iu effect now.
BUCK GARRETT.
244 Chief OF Police.
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Statecraft and Statehood

John sharp Williams contributes an
article In September Southwest up.
on the Admission Of the New state
It's Political and Commercial Sisuid.
canoe.
September Southwest" is deyo.ed
exclusively 20 the New state.
Five cents a Copy-Fifty Cents a Year
SOUTHWEST. 1887 Frisco Building
ST. Louis. Mo. tSepl.
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Fire Bows viii Ne, Exhibit.

on account Of the muddy condition
Of the streets the fe boys will not
plt on their exhibit 90 front of the
Majestic tonight but wil postpone
10 until next Wednesday night The
tickets which were sold. however viii
De good Tor the show tonight The
boys regret very much that they will
no, De- able 20 give their exhibit as
they had made preparations FOR a
great exhibit Of wha, they could DO.
They were 20 have one-half Of the
proceeds derived from the sale Of
tickets at The Majestic
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REUNION PROSPECTS.
We're oampsnsd fer s-isf Time ey
Rain sut AZ is WsW.

The morning. the day before the
Reunion 90 Old Confederate Veterans.
davned dark and cloudy. and man,
residents % the city were much down.
cls over TIE weathe- a.1ttu \
tt.yy rain Cen until about n.., .tn.l..
scio,.. and dark clouds huns over the
city tr afternoon when the sun came
ol, and brought a brighter prospect
.or the coming day.
Great preparations have been made
by the Ardmore people for the three
lsls Goo which they viii entertain the
old wearers Of the gray. their sons
ears liers and friends. these ugiar.
atons are 90 such magnitude that
Ardmore is enabled to entertain "a cen
thousand visitors without discomfort
60 anyone.
headquarters for the reunion have
been maintained for the past month.
and the town will have spent 60 an.
TO- the entertainment of the visitors.
more than four thousand dollars Ard.
u9re had a hard fsh, TO secure the
reunion and her people will do them.
selves proud to entertain these old
grey headed men vho battled 30 nobly
for the lost cause.
Despite the rain and gloomy wealth.
er this morning. the city presented
Ia gala appearance. business houses.
public buildings. private residences.
louscs. carriages and la entire .It.
vas iapcd IN the stars and bars.
Etiic from .he flag r-afs oi many
buildings old Glory floats. and reio.c-
: with Arlmore in that we should
ford pleasure 90 those old battle
scare veterans who had SO nobly
barred their breasts 90 the bullets fired
fy soldiers as noble. who were shell.
tered beneath its folds
The reunion headquarters O. q busy
place and letters have been received
every day Stain gthat some notable
Confederate would be present A8o
etters from veterans an over the
oantry and Oklahoma state that a
arge attendance from their localities
viii be here.
Among the notable Confed,rates
who have arrived are. Gen. ". L.
rabeu OF Dallas. who VIII speak to-
morrow. Major JC.P. Whitehead. also
d Dallas. Capt. W. n. George. Of En-.
Iis. and many others who have not
registered.
The Official register viii DE opened
tomorrow morning az the reunion
headquarters az eleven O'Clock az
which time all visiting veterans viii
register.
Everything az the reunion grounds
IS CO. readiness 10 receive the veterans
and the reception committee IS busy
making arrangements for their com.
forts.
Already crowds are pouring into the
city and by tomorrow morning the
streets will be lined with visitors
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APPOINT COMMITTEES.
A. Meeting Of a. ?. ard 4. M.-Ar.
RANGE for Grand lodae.

range IoF 0rano looScs
At call meeting OF the Masonic
lodge held last night committees to
have charge OF the coming session OF
the Grand Lodge in this city on Aug.
ust l4th and 18th, were appointed.
other business relative to the coming
session was discussed and plan out.
lined for making preparation for the
entertainment Of about four hunirsl
and fty or FIVE hundred delegates.
This session 81 the grand lodge here
will be the second session Of the kind
10 be held here instead OF the first as
reported IN the morning paper. as a
session OF that lodge vas held here
about seven years scn.
The committees appointed are as
follows:
Finance committee: 4. a. Jones. C.
p Stevens. j. c. Thompson.
Reception committee: ". A. Gillian.
L. r. Marston C NJ Cunningham, B.
". Tice. J. : lane. J ". Banks,
clyde Frazer and T. r Choate.
Entertainment COMMITTEES. A. Eddie
man. ". +. WhltuuUon. ?. 4. Rich.
moi Geo r. Gates. ". r Roberts
". "a Bleakmore. $. \. Weeks. ".
A. Wimbish and l.. n Love
Committee on bsdse. Geo d.
Bruce.
Watermelon committee. A. H. Pal,
mer ?. a. Richmond. " n Bumpsss
Welcome address on behalf o. the
city. Mayor R ". Dick
Welcome address on behalf Of Ard
more Lodge, No. 81 j. c. Thompson.
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An OLD EIaa.

Among the old relies Of the by-sone
DAYS Is a handsome Confederate hag.
the property ot c. W Bingham OF
Tishomlngo which Is on exhibition
AZ the GilmeT hotel IN this city The
tag during the var heV from the
flag post on the court house az Bir-
mingham. Ala Il Is e0K25 feet and Is
one Of the handsomest relies which
vas saved 10 the ConiederAcy.
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NOTICE

There will be a called meeting Of
the Democratic club tonight al the
City Hail al $50 o'clock Business
Of Importance. Every Democrat will
be expected 70 be present
H. n. BROWN, President.
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Your sun-damaged complexion can
be quickly restored 20 perfect condI.
tion by the use Of Ramseys Witch
Hazel Balm. We guarantee 60. Sljc
r. J. RAMSEY. Druggist
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FOR REST-A nicely furnished large
house. no blocks fon Main on A
street An Ideal place 70 keep board
ers. Apply al li2 West Main street,
ass
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J. ,. McAlis,eT and Gen r. B. Cole
man Of south MeAlester, together
with a large party. arrived from that
place this afternoon 20 attend the Con
federate reunion.
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GRAIN.
Livestock

Hogs opened strong tufsha1e h.ghsr.
Left over 80
Receipts year ago, .l.cgl
Mixed ito 6S
G1od6 rs to6uo
Rough stitot.l
Light6S. S.to r ~ l.1
Cattle and sheep steady
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Let an Y. M c 4 friends contrib
ute something 90 their Saturday Mar.
let on the .Stl lStf
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FOR RENT--LaFge nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping 20
desirable parties Apply ~ Nest
Main street 255
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MARKET REPORTS
lBy z z. Guili0; & CO. members Of
New Orleans Cotton Exchanged
coTroN MARkEr.

Ardomre. July 2--The following
are the quotations Tor today:
LNersool Futures.
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FOR RENT-Large nicely furnished,
well veutilated rooms Apply a.
IL West Main. -Ss