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Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

at dawn, and, donning a broad-brimmed
nat, she left the hotel and sauntered un
the mountain side. She went slowly on.
breathing the fresh, pure air, stopping
now and then to pluck flower, all spark
ling with The morning dew.
AS she turned off to little grove of
pines to the left, the sound of voices fell
upon her ear. A few more steps and she
paused in establishment at the scene which
met her eye.
Standing with his profile toward her
was Charles West with his hat on the
ground beside him, his coat thrown care
less!y open, and his face handsome and
smiling. with the bright, brown curls
clinging around the full, high brow. In
hi" right hand, which hung at his side. he
IIrld ii pistol.
facing him, several PAGES distant, stood
Richard Knowles. He was terribly ex-
/ citcd--Jane could see that. 1t centrasted
strangely with Vests reckless indiffer
ence, But Knowles was a good shot. and
his hand would be steady enough when
his finger pressed the trigger.
les. II was II duel Jane realized il
with strange horror. but she did not
laOYe or speak
One of the seconds held a watch in hi.
hand, and suddenly his voice rang ont
Ready. gentlemen =
There was a flash of steel as The pistol
came up into position
! "OMc c--two-thrce-tre -
There was a rush Of a womans dress
through the air, two sharp reports, anC
Jane Nenner sank down at Charles West :.
feet, the warm life blood flowing from
her breast.
There was cry Of horror from III,
gentlemen as they rushed forward. Wes
knelt at her side; she smiled up into hi
eyes for a moment, then her eyes close,
and she was dead Jane Vcnncr wa
dead
After the cruel wrong he had done he
after all the bitter pain he had cause,
her, she had given her life to save his
Richard Knowles threw UP his arm
with cry of anguish.
Jane dead--dead! and killed her :
Ola, my Father in heaven!''
Then, all trembling with passion h
turned saVagely upon the seconds:
Another round--another round 70
by the gods he shall die before leav
this field -
West arose from his knees trihe palel
but with one of his sncering smiles he eX
pressed his willingness. The second,
however shocked by the horror of tn
scene, attempted to restrain them, bu
Knowles, maddened by this restrain
dashed them aside, and hastily ramme
home the charges into the pistols, anC
hurting one Of them at the foot of h
opponent, again took his place.
The reports of the pistols again ran
forth
West quickly pressed bis hand to h
side and sank with groan to the tur
Knowles stood for a moment, motionle!
; as statue, watching the PROSTATE forl
of his enemy. Then he staggered fo
ward and gazed with grim satisfaction ;
his handsome face, but only for momen
for the blood was pouring from woun
in his breast, and, tottering, he fell at tt
feet of the womaR he loved.
West was mortally wounded. Knowle
however, after careful nursing, was fna
ly cured, but grew to be moody, bowe
man, aged before his time.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

The infidelity to bel
in the grogshop. If|
christendom believed
the most literal in|
Bible, and in the most
ity, there would be /
ism, crime and brutal
which prevails in CT
licensing dens of dru|
phemy, and vice, and
lish business in every
and dive, night, nod
rapting and poisonir
souls of cur boys, of o
ing moral poisoz inf
into every department
Rescue.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31
WHOI
This column is un d
Women ; Christian Ten p
q Help tho
Ei REV.

The most hoI e|
Women's Tcmper.,lI
children are look
moral or religious I'd
De brought about hv
the desired way.
may not be turned (
by Il mighty effort
may be changed by
perance work. that
monts and habits o
N"'CHH Win inc NUU
! If we reform tn,
not stop the evil tn,
drinkers will be n
formed
The great drink
slightly affected bv
RACES with might '
land to-day. 1t is i
by Snatching away
Beside, ii is up-hi
grown up life ol
break 0It IAto intCI
Years Of age who
then, and few are
perate at that age.
in the moral and +
adult generation.
Cur hope is with
hope Of the rum 81
We must lay hold
them total abstiAe
form. We must
right side: make Ii
and practice agair
form. The rum sil
keep up the trade.
stand in the places
II is a battle for t.
parents and all trr
are on the side, a
on the other. y
children? The sic
thc.land in a few v.
BY far the easi,
cut off this evil is t,
who will so hate it
rate it in the land.
children" was the
Israel concerninu h
do. The church
, women in this W
should be a steaC
Strengthening thei
, ing their hearts.
!, The knowledge /
of the true nature
of their effects upo
on the home life
, home every way /;
: edge and the reli
: arc receiving, is all
: that will act intelli
evil. This will Gre
> that will sustain lie
|, the evil where it
All this foundation
in a new generati
in the old one. I
E the w. n. c. T. L
part Of their wor
I suited to the hanC
: and women. Lei
those women"
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

The young man /
glass jOyously, merri|
feels a little of the pd
he is not anxious
keep it in check, and
indulgences without
Songs are merry at
loud and frequent, l
crossing the invisible
ration and drunkenn
how, his feet becom
nerves tremble stra
wakes from his area
that last night he lo
and became the lal
street. He makes r
he will give up his d
that the dregs Of Il
quicksand that hold
rible power.
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31

SICKLY JUsTICL.I
poor devil is arres1
and making a dist1
into court, given !
either fined or sen
But when one of III
in the stuff that IA
disorderly is arreste
his case postponed Il
nearly always get
defects help him o
He can get the best
dotted i, or a misspe
perjury, or a someth
to turn up in his fay
rough and harsh,
true in nine cases on
things will happen SO
will rule America, 0
in their might and p
sale, manufacture al
cause of most of {
shame. Temple Sta,
Smyrna times., 1882-05-31
Oh,MyBaCk!

That's a common nexpres-
sion and has a world of
meaning. How much suf-
tering is summed up in it.
The singular thing about
it is, that pain i'll the back
is occasioned by SO many
things. May be caused by
kidney disease, liver COM
plant, consumption, cold,
rheumatism, dyspepsia, over
work, nervous debility, &c.
Whatever thecause, don't
neglect it. Something is
wrong and needs prompt
attention. No medicine has
yet been discovered that
will SO quickly and surely
cure such diseases as
Browns IRON B1TTERs, and
it does this by commencing
at the foundation, and max
ing the blood pure and rich.
Logansport, Ind. Dee. I, 1880.
For long time l have been =
sufferer from stomach and kidney
disease. My appetite was very poor
and the very small amount did eat
disagreed with me. was annoyed
very much from non-retention of
urine. | tried many remedies with
no success, until | used Browns
Iron Bitters. Since used that my
stomach does not bother me any
Myappetite is simply immense. My
kidney trouble is no more, and my
general health is such, that feel
like a new man. After the use Of
Browns Iron Bitters for one month,
1 have gained twenty pounds in
weight. o. B. SARGENr.
Leading physicians and
clergymen use and recon-
mend Browns IRON BIT
TIERS. 1t has cured others
suffering as you are, and j.
will cure you.
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The Ticket.scaIper,s ReIease.

Sylvester +. Wilson, the ticket-scalper
was this morning released from the Eastern peni
hours later he had Hooded the newspaper Office
with circulars deDouncing all persons who hst
says: - ' "
Again has the iron doors of an American Bas
E,Is opened and closed behind me, and once NOR.
$50 out INTO the world a free man
=, Again have experienced, during the last wear
me grandeur of republican freedom % and che
giorles OF American liberty % as guaranteed TO an
American citizen, and demonstrated in an Ameri.
can BaStlle as victim of American railway tyr
amy and despotisni -
Again do come from prison cell after nearly
year on inhums an torture ready to-day to again
sacIlhee my liberty and return tomorrow, IL neces-
ceIleVe 10 be right and just
Again do dare 70 do right and dare all the
Soiruet ana Plunder1ng monopoles in the world
~ maxi me 10 otnerWlSei
Again do proclaim TO the wide world my in
hherited "a, ana consttutional right to carry an
honorable ana legitimate business and sell that
Bnich the law allows me to buyl
AGAIN DO denounce my arrest aud imprfson-
mentor selling railread tickets--by the Penn
syIVanle railway monopoly, an Outrage, not alone
upon Sylvester +. Wilson, but upon every citizen
Oh .fennsylYanl9 and every free man in America!
from the highest TO the lowest not only as tyra
ana despots, but as enemies To the commonwealth
ana traitors g their country!"
wilson dealt in railroad tic kets for several wears
anu Dy his perseverance eSts blished so exteusive
a a, trade that the company compelled 20 take
Sne most aggressive measures to break up the
business. A legislative enactment made the blsi-.
ness mlsdemeanor and to esca pc its penalty vii.
son migrated to Camden He was arrested there
at the company's instance tried in ihe Jersev
eourts ana acquitted. Emboldened by his vic
P p1y hne scaiper soon established agency ia
tnis city on the north side OF Chestnut street.
opposite Independence Hail. where he went on
scaIping pennsylvania railroad tickets until the
Con Paily caught MIN red Ina nded, Social Officer
Adam Iretts who was then q macistrafe,s ron.
stapIe' LOOK wilson into custody, and at n subse-
was convicted 15eg az Sessions the prisoner
sent 10 Observation-Disclosures BuIletin.
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PROVISIONS

Hog products quiet and lower on bacor
and bulk meats; dem and continues very
brisk. Bacon very scarce. Butter steady
at quotstIons. Lard quiet.
BUTTER-Butierine. I7@lsc; common, lSa2Oc
| 26a2Sc; creamery, 34GS7c.
CHEBsE-Faetory, 11Sll11e full cream, 14sl41zc
MESS PoaE~s2s IS per barrel; su gar-cured hams
sls; breakfast bacon SIS . per ewt
| sis so; shoulders. $40 S71z; strips, sl2 so.
| BULK MEATS Packed-clear sides SIS IS; eleal
nib 81 20; shoulders, $3.50; strips, s12, origina
L1RD-Tierces, s12 s71S; kegs, sls Is: 20 IL
pals slS 49, lOb 425i alb s4 3i15 leaf lard. 81
ST. Louis, November SHUTTER creamery, 81
| @inc; dairy; 2sgS3c. Eggs, &c. Provisions dull,
| only a small job trade.
NEW YORK., November S.-Pork steady; new
mess, So 12i@ Lard weak; prime steam, 12.S59
| 121Sc. Butter dull and unchanged
LOUISVILLE, November s.-Pork quiet but
steady; mess, S23. Bulk meatS-sbOulderS, l01le.
Bacon-clear rib, 154c; clear, 1899. Hams
sugsr-cured, 1554c Lard quiet but steady prime
steam, 13c.
| CINCINNATI, November S.-Pork scarce and
nominal. s2e. Lard easier, Ike Bulk meats dull;
shoulders, sc: clear rio, 12xc. Bacon dull and
nominal; shoulders, Zoe; clear rib, l5j4c Butter
weaker; choice Western reserve, 26c; choice Cen
| trial Ohio, 23e.
| BALTIMORE. November s.-Provisions lower.
rib sides, packed, 1O14@I314c. Bscon-shoulders,
1254c; clear rib sides; 1614c. Hams, 1614al714c.
creamery, S2951c. Eggs scarce and frm 2993Oc.
NEW ORLEANS, November s.-Pork dull and
lower, so 80. Lard quiet but firm; refined terce,
l2gl214c; keg, 1212c. Bulk meats dull; shoulders
packed. &c; clear rib and long clear, IKE Bacon
quiet aud weak; shoulders quoted 1Oc; clear rib
and long clear, l5c. Hams-sugar-curedq quiet and
weak; choice canvased, 15@l55zc, as in size and
CHICAGO November S.-Baeon active but
lower, 1l.O5c. Pork active but lower; $40 cash.
SIS I1591S 20 November, SIS 75@lS 7715 Deem
Der, the year and January, SIS l0@1S l2Z Febru-
l6oc cash, IL 271zg1l. soc November, 10 Csc De-
cember and the year, 10.92189l0 10. CSC January
lO.9712@1lc February, 11.20@11.221zc May. Butter
quiet; fair to fancy creamery, 259S7c; good to
fancy dairy 2is$2e. Bulk meats in fair demand;
shoulders, &c; short rib, l11zc short clear lIsc
CaH-Pork irregular; sis 57fS November, SIS Bid
Deee sn1 SIS % the year SIS Oh January,
l092I9c December, 109O@lO 95 the year, 1O92IS@
1Os5c January, 1O.9I1zc February, 1l.2Oc Msy
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GENERAL NJ EWS.

/ DubluerS lair.
| ley's.
Packets are all behind time on account OF
| fog and bad weather.
Signal Service report: River 6 feet 8
1nches-stationary yesterday.
Receipts by river yesterday, 72l bales oil
cotton, bags Of seduction and sill sacks of seed
River news was awful scarce Yesterday,
Inc boys were busy selecting hats, clothes, etc.
won on the election.
The new steamer Henry A. Tyler arrived
yesterday from Cairo with 1850 packages of freight
Tor this place. and returned again last night.
The Belle Shreveport arrived Yesterday
evening from New Orleans with 500 tons of freight
and put off here 1891 packages for this place
She left last night for st. Louis.
The Desn Adams, having been unavoida-
ply detained in her departure last trip will reach
this port this evening. A clerk viii be on the
landing this morning to receive freight.
Pilots Doss and Trunnell, of the Paris C..
Brown, forwarded the following snag report:
hirteen snags head of Clascock Island, 4 in Mag
nolla Bend, at head of Goals Creek Island, at
mead OF Diamond ToWhead, 8 in Oak Bend, oppo-
ute False Po1nt below Henderson, 46 from foot of
" 10 willow Point, below corner of Island 81 at
mead OF 81, in Hayss Bend, at head Of 90, at
lunches, A at Carolina, at Walnut Point 2 at Le-
iand's, 6 between Greenville and Barnes, at head
OF u.s. foot of Cypress Towhead, at Catfish Tow
at Pride's Point, at mead of Scrubgrass Tow
head, at ST. Louis Field above head OF Co. 3 at
BEND Co. at head of 90, at corner of Island 81,
at Folks Bend, 10 from head of 60 to head OF g. 6
Point, just below the mouth of St Francis river
at Snip Island. at Bennetts, at Commerce Cut
on, 3 at bend in Presidents Island Found feet
mn IN r1yer ana the channel very narrow. Wake up
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FUTURE MOVEMENTS,

The John A. Scudder, Capt. VIM. Bake,
| is due down for New Orleans
| The Lee-liners TO- morrow evening are tn
James Lee, for Friars Point, and the Coahoma, 70
The Anchor-lin tomorrow morning ar
the Belle Memphis, for vieksburg, and the City O
| Providence, for st. Louis.
The John B. Maude, Capt Sam McPheet
ers; Is the Anchor-Line packet this evening at
| clerk.
The Mark Twain, Capt. W.P. Hall, il
| the packet this evening at O'Clock for Hale
POINT and all way landings, Col. J. D. Fuller il
The Ida Darragh, Capt. J. J. Darragb. i.
the packet this evening at o'clock for all point
on Arkansas river. Jimmy Thompson preside.
| in her office.
The james w. Gaff, Capt Robert w. Wise
uIday evening at O'Clock for all points on the
ONO river as far as Cincinnati. James Surtees in
the Office.
The Dean Adams, Capt. Mark 4. Cheek,
Is the United States mail packet this evening al
O'CLOCK for Arkansas City and all way landing
A. L. Cummins is her attentive clerk assisted by
Lee Cummins and Walker Outlaw.
The Hard Cash, Captain Ed C. Postal,
having been unavoidably detained by bad weather
and log will be found in port this morning, and
leaves again this evening at O'Clock for all poin
on White river, going through to Jacksonport
Nhite ana Black rivers. Chas. NJ. and Jos. Postal
her clerks
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

NEW ORLEANS, November S-Arrived: Steam
ships Algiers, New York; American, Santa Marta.
NEW YORK, November S.-Arrived: Hapsburg,
Bremen: Wisconsin, Liverpool: Albania and Aus
tralia, Hamburg; st. German, Havre.
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GROCERIES

Business continues very brisk and prices
lrm. Louisiana sugar irregular and lower.
Canned goods unchanged.
SUGAE-Louisiana, open kettle, 7a7s<c; yello W
CHARMED. S9o12c; offwhite CLAIR fed S5<a9c: pure
white, 932c; cut loaf, lie; granulated, l016c:
powdered, HE. -'>Zo'
CoFFEEI,or Ordinary, 916s1O5lc; prime. 111<g12c;
choice, 1212@131%c.
MoLAssES-New Louisiana comm on IN fair Ak
g5Oc; good to prime, 53@55c; strictly prime 10
choice, 5o96Oc; syrups, 50@60e as TO quality
CANNED GOODS, ETC.--Prices per dozen: Peaches
z IDS, standard, 81 IS, seconds, 81 so; tomatoes
lbs, 81 1O9l 90 lbs, ST. SO; strawberries 81 10.
Iaspberrles, $l65; blackberies, 81 IS green CAGES
81 S591 A plups, 81; pears 81 5OGI rs: extra
oyster bay asparagus, 81 as; green corn 81 25a Is
as to quality green peas, ST 50@2 25 cove oysters
81 2ogl S. full weight; light weight, No i, zoe
IS 25; pine apple. 81 6091 So.
SALT-Per carload, ST As; from store 81 so per
barrel; Louisiana, coarse, per sack nominal; fine
81 Us. N'
soAP-49614c per pound.
BAGsING AND TIEs-Bsgging, 11S-lbs, saS1<c ):
154-lbs, S5zgS1se; 11s-lbs, 9g9JSc Ties arrow
81 % per bdl; button. ST % al So
BALTIMORE. November s-Cofee quiet: Rio.
cargoes, T13g9c. Sugar steady; A soft, 93Sc
NEW YORK, November s-Coaee dnu and
weak; Rio, cargoes, 71Sagi4c. Sugar dull; fair to
good refining rs 971zc. Molasses quiet; New Or
leans, 5S@60c.
NEW ORLEANS, November S-Coffee ouiet but
STEADY; tlo, cargoes common to prime 6a1OsIc
Sugar-demand active; common to good common
54@as4c; fair to fully fair, 5549611c; prime 6LsG
SIC. Molasses steady, with good demand; cen
triiugal' 5694lc; prime TO choice, 47@53c.
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PROPOSALS
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
oFTIcK OF CHIEE ENeIsEER,
CANTON. ABERDEEN AND NASHVILLE z z.
IACKsnN- Tenn Ocfnher L. 1S92


CEALED proposals viii be received at this Office
= until Soyem Der 18th, proximo, at II O'Clock
noon, Tor me clear1ngs gtuoo1ng. gtHolng ana
Aberdeen and Nashville railroad, between Koe-
cinEko and Aberdeen, Miss.
which enables contractors 70 reach It At four DIFF
ferent points By rail thereby facilitating the trans
portation of supplies, etc The country Is well
watered, and abundant crops Of corn and proyi-
dons have been raised this year. especially In the
prairie between Starkville and A berdeeu.
The work is divided into Subdivisions of about
five miles for convenience of letting, but bids for
one or more sections or Subdivisions, or for the
whole work, wiz be entertained. Plans, profles
and specifications for the work can be examined
at this Office by Contractors where further infor-
nation viii be furnished with reference thereto
by Mr.. 3. W. DeCourey, Division Engineer
The attention of such contractors as wish to OBJ
tain five OF ten miles to work for themselves IL
pecially invited Bi ds should be addressed 10 J.
e Clarke, General Manager of the Canton, Aber
deem and Nash vile railroad, Jackson, Tenn. The
company reserves the night TO reject any all
bids. JOHN 8. MANN Chief Engineer.
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PERSONAL AND GENERA,

"Gath," writing from New York. saws
'The city Is full of nearly bankrupt railroad syn
aAcates, who viii soon be as great bores and as
Seedy cnes, as the departed mining sharks m
looKs AZ II several OF the new enterprises across
new 1ofk state would be overtaken by the fFost -
Capt. John A. Grant, chief engineer of the
New orleans and Mississippi Valley railway has
received all the BIDS for tho superstructur re Of the
bridge 70 be erected across the Yazoo river at An
thoDy' Ferry, eleven miles above Vicksburg The
award VIII be made within the next ten DAYS
Ihls bridge which will be of the finest in the
southern country, is estimated TO cost between
$Z35,0e0 and $4,000. 1t will be built OF iron in
three spans. Z he total length of the bridge will
oe o15 feet Work along the line from New or
leans TO Memphis is being pushed forward as rap
IDLY as possible. Tncklaying on the New Or
leans end will commence within the next tyy.,
weeks. Already 1000 tons OF steel rails have a.
rived for this end of the road.
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

TNDER aud by certain trust deed executed
- January II, 1882, to me, as trustee, by w. g.
Boardman, duly recorded in the Registers office
CT Shelby county, Tenn, in Book 10, page s. to Sc
cure an Indebtedness therein set forth, will, OF
Saturday, the I'd Day of December. IS82
sell in front of the courthouse, in the city of Mem
phis, Tenn, between the hours of IL O'Clock a m
and Pm, at public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash. the following property described in
said trust deed, to-wit: One Fire Box. 25-horse
power Boiler, one Diamond Engine, one single
Sawmin with Emerson's patent inserted Tooth
saw; one 1oinch 4-ply Gum Belt. 60 feet long; one
Steam Jet and Pipes, one Lumber Carriage and
longing to said machinery, known the mill
property of McClanrock Sledge, of Mt. Zion
Upton county, Tenn.
HORACE z TuRNAGE Trustee.
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BROKERS'.
MGR,
MEDICINAL,
NERVOUS DEBILITY
a CUKE GUARAETEEB.

De. L. o. wEsr's n KEv8 AID BRAINTREATHEEI-
A specific for Hysteris, Dizziness, Convulsioni
Nervous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss ci
Memory, SpermAtorrheA, Impotcncy, IDvoluntAry
Emissions, Premature Old Age, Caused by over
exert1on, self-abuse or oyer-indulsence, which
leads to misery, decay and dss IL. one scx viii
cure recent cases. Each box contains one month";
treatn ut. One dollar box, or SIX boxes for Eve
doll .; sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt of price
We guarantee six boxes to cure any case. With
each order received by for six boxes, accoufps
MED with five dollars We viii send the purchases
our written guarantee to return the money II tbs
treatment does not eject curs. Guarantees IL
sued only Dy A RENKERT q CO.. Wholesale ant
Retail Druggists, 2lb Main street, Memphis, TenFi
ordexH By NAH win receive prompt attention.
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VEGETABLES POULTRY rces

49, - y = ~ FSOG al EG6S, =
Eggs in bstter demand and higher. Poul-
try IN good supply, and quiet. Good quality
apples in demand at full prices.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81 6eaI rs for red 81 75a2
for yellow from levee 81 25 for large barrels from
store; small barrels 81 Potatoes a SSSst 10 IRON,
nominal. Cabbage: Chicago, off STOCK. So: fresh
S7@S per hundred loose, from store. Celery. 4Oa
6Oc per dozen; New kraut in whisky barrels. s. %
g6 IN 4O-gallon barrels, So SO; in half-barrels.
20 zJdd3 %. Garlic, 81 per hundred.
FkuIrs-Oranges, 81 so per barrel. Lemons SIS
per Dox. Cocoanuts sc per hundred. Peanuts
Virginia, hand-picked, lie; Tennessee red, &c:
white, &C: roasted, 211c higher; shelled Ioc Al
monus' l9gZuc. Iexas peacans. lie; Arkansas
69Sc; English walnuts, Halle. Filberts I:c
Brazil nuts-old, &c; new, Sc RaiSins-Iondon
perdoZen. W
APPLks, ETc.--Apples, 81 1902 SO from leyee
New southern dried apples SC per pound from
store; New crop dried peaches, SC from store
CranpeIrles, Sl25Ogl3 per barrel. Pickles medium
barrel. IS 1919; half-barrel. 81 7515.
CIpERIMlssouri, SSgS so per barrel and s47E
EGGS-20c.
PIGS, F F barrels sll; half barrels IS 50;
FISH Msckerel-12-Ib kit, No l. s1a1 10: No. .
s5@95c; 15-lbs, No. 1, 81 IOe1l 20; No . 95c@si:
halt-barrel, SOlbs No. l, 81 co: No . So IS White
hsh. No !, per half-barrei Sc 50a6 IS: family.
u 259i 90; per kit. nominally 81 IS Dried Ter,
haIf-barrel, Sc so. ~ ~" MSS
PoULrEY-Chniee old hens, IS 5oa4 old mixed,
Sz59S9Si large young, S39S rs; medium, S292 IS;
small u doSZ .. Young ducks, S3@S so.
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A Fatal Cnrxe.

There have been thirteen accidents AT
Whalen Curve, on the Indianapolis and ST Louis
road at the point where the accident occurred
night before last, and in these accidents person.
nave Deen kl ied; The last occurred through the
carelessness of the engineer on the FIRST trsiT in
section; HIS PUMPS did not work. and he stopped
70 repair them, pulling round the curve just far
oy the engineer OF the second train and before te
pIakeDaI OF the nrSt train could get far enough
@ 70 ~ slsS the Fsroper signal, the second train
G. nto the rear Of the first 'pell-mell" killing
W. 2nllln aId wrecklng the engine and ten cars