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NHAPoTEAU1'S


aS-.ui II which CONTAINS 10 xraxnn1es OF Beef
- -. ,-<stei by lersIe. 10 IL entirely assinila-
et pA$ mo TIE blood vessels without
.I = % S1y p:syioGs work. IL is highly recoin-
Wy trc medical faculty Of Par.sl To GONZALES
- - rs = whose hood poor or who suffer from
:. 49, t''ao<.s-, Weakness, General Wasting Away
0astrsixa. Loss of Al petite, or 10 those
seas = y ~; 1Ses, OF Mork. Age Fever. Dysentery
~.ys'iI- q OiIS Eati que. Pars Kus Viyienns So
seaA l. -. Druggists. ~ .sS Ss .1 ~ o.
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STEAMERS.

A LIAM LINE-SUMMER SERVICE
ouehec TO Liverpool every Saturday, making the
shortest ocean voyage Only five days from land to
hnd- Accommodations unsurpassed. Cabin-$7U and
$50 single, SI3o aud 80 Excursion.
Baltimore TO Liverpool every alternate Tuesday via
Halifax and st. Johns, n. F.
intermediate Passage. 80. Prepaid Steerage S21.
LIVE l. ALDEN. General Agents,
POI Broadway. New York, or.
AtWsshingtcn, ID. c.:
D. A. BROSNAN. e12 9th street
JAMES BEILEW, I'll TIN street.
g. W. MOSS. rs Pennsylvania avenue.
jy11-w. s.m 6n
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THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
TIE following are the opening ana closing pr,es.
tIthe New York Stock Market to-day as reoortei
tyspecal wire TO IL h. Dodge, $50 18th street.
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DIED o. His Wounaa

CMCnHATI, O., Sept A-1hoa NcEicotk who
was shot BY Jos Seidel last night died q tAe hoS-
pital this morning.
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The Public schools.

ISSUING TICKETS OF ADMIssIoN-THE RUSH NOT YET
COMMENCED.
This morning the pefvfsiBg principals OF the
various school divisions were Ia their oflces ready
to issue tickets OF admission to new scholars but
there was no rush OF business
1.-The crowd win come towards the end OF the
week." said one OF the supervising principals to
STAR reporter eThe people, as a rule, do not seem
70 ma out about the issuing Of tickets till the last
moment. wish you would put In THE STAR-and
put 1t IN ttalicS-that parents should get tickets
Tor their children during the present week"
The supervising principals issue tickets to
time for admission to the public schools,
or those who for any reason were absent
when the schools closed last June. Mr. d.
N. COpp was present at the Franklin building this
morning TO assist Mr.. N. d. Cram, who succeeds
him as supervising principal OF the nrst division
Mr.. COpD said that the number OF applications
being made was about the average for the
first day. He remarked that the erection OF
new school buildings had greatly relieved
the pressure on the Frankling building. Superin-
tendsnt Wilson said he expected that the usual
percentage OF increase would be shown In the at
tendance this year, though nothing could be told
yet. MI Thompson. supervising principal OF the
fourth division, said he expected BY next Tuesday
to see line OF people one hundred feet long in
'front.' OF his ONCE waiting their turn The ofnces OF
the supervising principals are open for the isSu-
Ing OF tickets from 8 to 10 a. 70. and to 2 p. N.
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TIE ConIRAcf for the Joiners' work OF the new
public building ct Boston has been awarded to Nc.
Neal Son, OF P1t@DurZ, for $l0,e and for the
featuring company, Of Wilmington, Tor Sk72a
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CUSARD LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE
1BT CIMARp sTEAMsHIP COMPANY LIMITED
Yr ealing Ing At CORK HARBOR;
Ea,ha;. Nd; sept Scythia.-.. Meo.. Oct 3.
fayonia We'd. Sep. -. Bothnis 80 We'd. Oct. IT.
6eryla Wed. ~ep 26. Pavonia. =. Wed. Oct "a.
AND ENERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORh
hstes o passaxe-s6O $Sp ana <lOO. according to
k9erIs It very low rates. SteerAee tickets from Idv
Shpcol an Queenstown aud al other pars Of EuropoIs
lowest rats.
Ihrougn bills o. laden giyen for Belfast Giserow
HAVE Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
3or Mediterranean ports.
For fEelxht and passase Apply ct the Companys office
NO. Bowling GreeD. both steerage aud cabin ID
Is Eit'SLOM 8 CO.. oOo 9TH street. Washington.
yLRNoN H. BROWN CO., New York.
Or to Messrs. OTIS BIGEIOW & CO..
JsniZ 6Uo 1th street WASHINGTON.
NEW lORK. ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM
steaInehiis of this Line, AMSTERDAM. POTTER
LAND. W A SChOLTEN. MAS, arriving the o. s.
Malls 10 the Netherlands sny's pisr foot Of
kusse1 street jersey City. " J.. regularly every WE'D
NESDAI for Rotterdam and sterdAIn alternately
First cabin. $50: second cabr $5O Storage. 500.
p tAAt y, GeDessi Agent, 81 Sonrh William street
rev fOrk. For passa2e apply to W. q. METZEROTT
q tO-. 81 Penn. NSslln
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON

THIS AFTERNOON.
FINHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer.
CORNER OF TWENTY-TH I'D AND STREETS.
ASD IN TWIN iY-S TX 81 SIRE Z, BETWEEN
TIoN; ." IN = " .'' ~ ~
On MONDAY, SEPTEMBER THIRD. at F1vENs5
O'CLOCK. viii sell. the premises. Part Lot T. -
In qua: No. SO fronting II feet on south SIDE Of
r. Il e by depth Of CT feet inches 23d street, i'm
proved by two comfortable frame houses, beiiR Nos
2I32 end 224 street, letween 22d and I'D streets
northwest
ALSO,
IMMEDIATELY AT rtN. Part OF Lot No. In
sGusre No H. fronting feet tbs side Of 26th
STREE hetween and sire t. running trou III to
abe frame house being No. ~ Goth street northwest
Terms: One ;bi-d Cash balance in and two years
or ali cash. at option Of purchaser. depoeit Of $50
VIII be required each piece Of property time
sale. veyanciEg at cost Of purchaser.
au24 d&sss THOM IS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
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NO MATERIAL CHANGE.

Thists to certify that have used Hunts Remedy for
the kidney complaint and derived much benefit from
its use.
1 have been afflicted about one year. and received
treatment from the local physicians. and used num-
Der OF so-caed specifics without any material help.
am happy to say, after using three bottles of Hunts
Remedy. I was completely cured.
never fail to recommend it. and you are at liberty
30 use my name in any manner you may desire.
JOHN W. JOHNSTON.
NORWICH. Conn.,. May Z. 1883.
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PROPOSALS,
WATER SUPPLY OF WASHINGTON. D. G.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTIONS OF DAM
TUNSfL AND RESERVOIR.
OFFICE OF rHe WAsAINGroS AoUEDUcT,

TUNNFL AND RESERVOIR.
OFFICE OF IHe WAsnrNsrox AeuEnuGT,
sFALED PROPOSALS. in .riplica.e. for the work
f IN the with TIP q the y
arp, yIy 18th 1882 " I be receive at this office
T%BEk FIFTH 1sss when they viii Be publicly
opened the work to De done COMPRISES three different
CT S A.-DAM CoNsr uor1oN-This consists ust)
land the the r at af 51
acoping inches thick t2d) the extension of the dam
aa @ the If e the dam bout
erao work led with stone and and Of
to make connection with the V, rginia shore N"-"
CLASS B.-'QUEDUcT E1TENsIoN-being the exten-
ny Of
fso, most if not al. of the tunnel will be through hard
Glass C.-rEsERye1a cossrRuor1oN.-This work
met the PnITo.e being construct reserve capa-
essh class pasties prop sing to lid YIN spply At this
benf Tor to .ss
classes Of Work banks desired but they will be-
f1sn 5y
to undertake the work on which they propose bid
ns S
and P to Lis ns s ss
to that either sa ner. olGs
ural features Of the loca ty which the work Ia located
and examined the drawings file in Office.
The right is reserved to reject any all bids or parts
Of bids.
G.. ]. LYDECKER,
au3l-6t Major Of Engineers, U. s. Army.
PROPOSALS FOR Ca T-IRON LAMP POSTS AND
Il BRONZE LAMPS.
OPFICE OF BUILDING FOE STATE,
WA AND NAVY DEPAR MENTs,
WASHINGTON. d. c., August 18th. 1858.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing. ittng and deliver
ing Ornamental GALVANIZED Cast Iron Lamp Posts
required for the approa hes Of the Building for state
War and Navy Departments. In this o1ty, will be re-
celved at this Office, unit TWELV.- M, on SEP en-
EIGHTH, 1883. and opened Immediately there
after, in presence OF bidders.
Separate sealed proposals for furnishing manufas-
turing and delivering the Bronze Lamps required for
time and place,
Specifications. general instructions to bidders and
bank forms of proposals will te furnished to re0liar
manufacturers ON application to this office.
THOS. LINCOLN CASEY.
au2S ct 1t Col. CORDS En1fneera
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Prices i'm Wall Street Looking ND.

NEW YORK, Sept a-The Posts financial article
says: 'eThe stock market during the forenoon was
generally stronger and prices were higher on q
moderate volume of business The market opened
to higher, the latter on Northwest About
II 40 there was temporary reaction Of to \.
the latter on Oregon and Transcontinental OF
which 100 shares were at that time sold under the
rule at 64H The market, however, soon recovered
and the advance in price from that point was al
most continuous until 1880, at which time prices
were generally 4 to per cent above tho closing
figures OF Saturday, the latter on Union Pacific
There was also An improvement In railroad bonds
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AUCTION SALES.
nUNCANSQN Bros, Auctioneera
~ SIT sud $40 9th street northwest

nUNCANs9N BEOs Anctioneern
~ Sl7 sud $40 9th street northwest
Corner y street.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITUYE
NEW AND SECONDHAND CARPETS STOVES
&C.. &c.
FOB ACCOUNT CALLAN AND WILCOX. AS
~ ~ EES. LOT CAS.IMERES. MISFIT CLOTH
On IUESDAI MORNING, SEPTEMBEk FOURTH,
% len o'clock. We viii sell, at our sales rooms .
general coll ction Of Roods, IL
WEEKS CO.. Aucioneers
w gu L0utsiAn3 syenuA
Opposite City Post Ohlce.
SPECIAL SALE LOT OF ENGLISH CHOCKERY
YAH DESIRABLE ASSOHTMsNT CHINA.
I. SETS LOT FANCY SOAPS, WASHING
SOAP LOf lURNIIURE sTOvEs. &C., Al
AUCTION within our Sa!esrOOma TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 4TH. at 10 A. II. IL
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CAPT. JAMES NJ. MARSHALL, assistant quarter
master. win be relieved from duty as CHIEF quar-.
termaster district OF New Mexico, and win then
repair TO Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, and report
LOT assignment TO duty as assistant TO the chief
QuartermaSter or the department OF the Missouri.
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CHARGES
In the divorce case OF Alice T. Read agt. George
B. Read, the respondent to-day. by Mr. j. H. Sa-
Vile, nled his answer. He denies that he has
threatened plaintiffs life or raised knife 10 her
or that he threatened the children. He says that
sne has violent ungovernable temper. He de.
niles mat he committed adultery with a woman
on the Steamboat Jane Moseley, and says that she
mas MADE This charge before and asserted after.
wards that she did not believe tt aud bec Ced him
TO return. AMI he asserts that her extrav, Vance
and wflful, violent conduct has been the means OF
depr1vlng him or his position as q LIEUTENANT In
the U. & army, and his means OF livelihood
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BOSTON, sept a-ReSOlutiOns were passed yes
terday by the amalgamated Irish and Catholic
societies OF Fall River, In joint convention. to
boycott" the Daily Herald, because the latter
refused to print an appeal for aid in behalf OF the
families OF the men executed for completely In the
Phoenix Park murders
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figures OF Saturday, the latter on Union Pacific.
There was also An improvement In railroad bonds.
REPORTS OF Supervising Special
Agent Martin, OF the customs division OF the
Treasury department, said to-day that It was not
probable that any Official notice would be taken Of
recent publications alleging that extensive snug
Cling was being carried on between Canada an q
Marie, and on the st. Lawrence river line. he
thought the reports were mere revivals OF old
stories which had been investigated q year AGO.
ana found to be without foundation.
MAJOR J. w. POWELL, the director of the o. 8.
geological survey, to-day submitted his report for
July to the Secretary OF the Interior, in which he
recounts the work OF the various members OF the
STAN IN tne branches OF surveying, geology, pals-
ontology, chemistry, &C.
PosTMAsrKRs CoNxIssIoNED.-John W. Smith
was to-day commissioned postmaster at Green
stone, Hartford county, Nd, and Jas. Carter. n.
at Chatham, Va.
TOBACCO TAX REBATB.-It is thought at the IN
ternal Revenue bureau that the claims for rebate
OF taxes on tobacco, snu1 and cigars, growing out
OF the recent internal revenue act have nearly all
been presented, and it Is now estimated that they
VIII aggregate about s. 50O,0O0 The total annual
reduction tn revenue on tobacco, snun and cigars,
It Is now computed. VIII be about sso,ooo0oo
PRAnE FOR Our NAVAL APPRENTICES
dore Wells, commanding the Portsmouth On ~
navy yard. reports to the Navy department. under
date Of August 3lst, that battalion Of boys num-
berfng l26, from the q. & 8 Portsmouth, which
extensive parade at Portsmouth, composed partly
Of militia and 0remen from different sections OF
New England. The boys were under command OF
Lieut. B. w. Remey, the executive officer OF the
ship. and their nne appearance and military ev0.
lutfons arc commended By Commodore Wells
They also participated In . sham battle. and on
were Victorious Commodore Wells also states
that personal inspection u the vessel was Of the
most satisfactory Kind. In point Of discipline and
Oo0tn60R
TIE CoNFRA0f Tor the 1oinefH work Of the new
public building ct Boston has been awarded to Nc.
Neal Son, OF P1ttsburg, for s1a.eol. and for the
wood noortng to the jackson 4 Sharpe manu-
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PARIS, Sept a-The remains of the Count De
CnamOOrd were conveyed from FrOhSdorf to
Waikersdorf On Sunday morning and were sent
from There TO Gar1tZ In the evening. All the
Inhabitants of Frohsdorf accompanied the process
sion from the chateau to the depot. In the streets
through which the mournful procession marched
many black aags and drapertes wero displayed
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TIE GERMAN-MExIcAN TREATY.-The State de-
partment has received the full text OF the treaty
between Mexico and Germany, which was con-
cluded December 8, 1884, and has been recently
promulgated after an exchange. It r. In the usual
patton.
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Narrow Escape OF Railroad Passen

NEW BRITAIN, CONN.,, Sept San east bound
passenger train on the New York and New Eng.
land railroad, consisting OF one baggage and seven
passenger cars, jumped the track near here this
morning, owing 10 the spreading OF the rails. The
train collided with two freight cars standing on
the sfde track and smashed them to pieces Engl-
neer Allen was badly cut about the head and arms,
out was not fatally injured. No passengers were
injured, although the train was running twenty
i've miles an hour.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. a-A freight train was
dftched at Wright City. on the Wabash road, yes
terday Fifteen cars were derailed and damaged.
horse changing Rock" and his trainer, Frank
Mason. were killed. The engineer and fireman of
the train and the horses groom were injured.
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First District Court.

The First District court was
opened at Ogden on Monday morn
ing, with Hon. Philip H. Emerson,
Judge; A. C. Emerson, clerk; E. T.
Sprague, assistant United States at
torney; Oscar Vandercook, deputy
marshal; L. A. Perkins, court crier
E. T. Meyers. bailiff, and large
assemblage of attorneys and others
present.
The roll of persons who had been
summoned was called, out Of which
the following were impaneled as q
grand jury: Ammon Green, of West
Weber; James II. MOulton, OF
Heber; Wheatley Gibson, of West
Weber; James Storey, of North Og-
den; Jacob West, of Logan; Will
lam Knudsen, of Bingham; Samuel
Nelson, of Smithfeld; Frank D.
Hurlburt, of Ogden; T. w. Hurd.
of Harrisville; James Commander
of Spring City; Maroni Skeen, OF
Plain City John S. Boyer, of Spring
vile; James M. Thomas. of Plain
City; Charles w. foyer, of Kelton
John H. Smith, of Huntsville.
Judge Emerson appointed Frank
D. Hurlburt as foreman of the grand
jury.-Pizot.
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Wall Street.

New York, 20.-Governments strong;
stocks opent q ctr rig; prices moved n to
I per cent. M, Lack wanna, Canada
Sou hern, Missouri Pacific, WABASH d
Villsrd's being the strongest shares.
Near pm. it was announced that stock
holders of the Northern Pscifc Rsilrosd
company had ratified the action Of the
directors and fnsI &c committee md gu.
thorized the issue OF $50 o. 0,C0U new Sec
ond mortgage bonds. This stren gihened
speculation, and prices moved up T TO 4
per cent. Villsrd's being the most prom
inent. IL the last hour Of business, how
ever, the market became weak and lower
on reports thst st Paul had withdrawn
from the DesM Dimes pool and that pas
seI ger rates between Chicago and st.
PAU had been cut. Prices fell off 20
~ per cent. for sciive shares, and SO
for Manitoba. The market closed weak.
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Gss Silk s s t
VELVETS AND PLUsHES.
Having
Pons5 o
bratd Lyons Velvets andNo Veveteens
GOODS AND CLOTHS
such early and had
.: s II 81 ss s sx F s. T S s Pa
Heather Mixtures nqminsd 9sians
ike vs.
fabrics andou prices challenge competition. Il
CLOAKS AND GARMENTS
oss line Of C0s. and Wraps 70, Ladies' hs; and Children b m
found elsewhere always right
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
display the ; and 0s elegant E N P s
everything Glsak and Dress black
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
English Hosiery the
and reliable leading staple numse wh
Brunswick Underwear continually hand close
figures
Celebrated Gloves. especially made for BY Foster with
worth .hanwe to a Glove
FLANNELS, BLANKETS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
This pet and everything that pertains to EoSt
iss e
Curtains Nottingham Madras and real Ls also Masal ena''
LACEs AND EMBROIDERIEs.
This department. full With all the new styles and n0v.es Lsds
Buckles had such stock tbs
~ sHAWLs SKIRTS JERSEYS, ETC.
n L. o % . ssys M s f sa ~
CORSETS.
In old vite and constantly aaass
senton paid
- CONN BROS.
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WASHINGTON, d, c.,

May IOUu3 IOOUs
GENTLEMEN Having been a suf-
ferer for a long time from nervous
prostration and general debility, |
was advised to try Hop Bitters. l
nave taken one bottle, and / have
been rapidly getting better ever
since, and l think it the best med1-
cine l ever used. l am now gaining
strength and appetite, which was
all gone, and / was in despair until
l tried your Bitters. am now
well, able to 60 about and do my
own work. Before taking it was
completely Frustrated.
Mrs. MARY STUART.
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Chicago Markets.

eaChicaeo, 2O.-Regular Wheat Opened
96;ier. closed higher; 95H Novemb Der,
II December, 97H January.
1Oorn-Higber; 1917 November, 4s3s
December. Az to 44A year.
Oats-Firmer; 2S% November, year,
% December, January.
Whisky-Unchanged.
Afternoon-Wheat- Active; 9s5s to
96}< Decembe 97ss to 97h January.
Corn-Shade higher; 1917 November.
49, to 1917 ssked December.
Oats--Unchanaed; 2SZ November, 20
DeceE Der.
Rye-Firm, s6.
Barley Steady 81.
Pork-Stssdy, 1l.l7H December.
Lsrd-Steady, 1914 November.
Bulk Mests-Fsir demand, shoulders
500, short ribs 6 %, short clear so.
Whisky-Unchhnged.
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

Chicago, 20.-Hogs-Receipts, $4,000;
brisk for good; lower; packing. 400 to
4, 10; packing and shipping 4.lO 10 4.9O,
light 400 to 4.50.
Csttle-Receipts 8, 700; shipments 2, 400,
dull, weak.r; good TO choice shipping
$50 to 6.l0, common to medium 400
to 4 80, stockers 800 to 8 rs. feeders 8 II
to 4 40, range steady; grass Texans 3 rs
to 4 40; American, 4.25 to $50.
Sheep-Receints 5000; slow, steady
inferior 10 fair 9 50 to g. 90 Per cwt,, medi.
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Foreign Market.

Liverpotl 20.-Oorn-New mixed,
steady, 5s4d.
Wheat-No. l white, dull, 1881.
Weather fine.
B,eadstuffs- Quiet.
Wheat-Oslifornia So to 1881.
Corn-5s Id.
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London Wool.

London. 20 Fourth wool ssles begun;
good sttends' &c; bidding fairly brisk, at
full rates; last sales in some cases slie htly
above; ssh bales cstslogued, chiefly
Sydney and Port Phillip. Total guam
tity offered, l55. 600 bales, including 3D.
600 new clip.
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Money Market.

New York, 2f.-Money in abundant
supply. 2 to "a, closed ~; prime
mercantile paper to 81; sterling ex-
change bankers bills strong. 1921;
sterling exchange demand 1851.
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COMMERCIAL.
Local Trade, Mining and Stocks.
Utah Wool.
NOVEMBER %.
Boston Wool.

Boston, 20.-Wool stesdv and firm
Ohio and PennsyIvsnia, extras 81 to AN
Michigan, extra."....-".."...... 80
Com bling and delsine 1eeces...... 40 to 46
Others unchanged.
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Dry Goods.

New York. 20.-Exports of Domestic
cottons for the week, 2,131 packages;
since the LIST of January, 146, 642 psck-
ages, against 1897 for the correspond
ing period in 1882. the lsraes: quantity in
any previous year
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Though shaken in every joint and
fiber with fever and ague, or bill
lious remittent, the system may yet
be freed from the malignant virus
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
Protect the system against it with
this benefcent anti-spasmOdic,
which is Furthermore supreme
remedy for liver complaint, consti-
patton, dyspepsia. debility, rheuma-
tism, kidney troubles and other all
ments.
For sale by all Druggists and Deal
rs generally.
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Produce.

New York, 90 Exports for week.
6.640, 600.
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CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND g. PACIFIC R'Y,

affords
Cameron Kansas City, Missouri tease-
nter med
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Philadelphia sWOOl.

Philadelphia, 20.-Wool steady, un-
changed.
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Bullion.

New York, 20.-Bar, silver 10H to
lot.
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THAT HACKING COUGH cal
80 quickly cured ty Shiloh'i
ira. We guarantee it. Sold g.
4 Q. n. l. drug store, %
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um to good SOC to 81 so; choice 10 extra
3.75 to $50.
Drover's Journal Liverpool cable
shows no change in the attic trade
Sheep active, 1c. higher, best mu.tons
making l8c. to 19c. per pound dressed.
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COHN Bros.
To Our Patrons.

After getting the Lowest quotations on ANY
Article In our line in the CITY, come to us, and we
will GIVE YOU BETTER AND NEWER GOODS at LESS
FIGURES THAN YOU CAN FIND ELSEWHERE.
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Come and see eur Homemade Furniture
and find out ear prices. We will not be I'M
dersold In the line Of
CUDbOardS, WaPdr0bes. LOung Is.
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e CREAT ROCK ISLAND ROU

10
cOMMoD0US
UPON
~ sEvENTY-FIvE CENTS EACH
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Best FURNITURE POLISH prepared
and Ge,d.
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Ffrst-class Repairing of
FU2NITGRk ANb UPHOLSTERY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-03-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SALE.

Having rented out my farm, ! will sell
at pu bile sale at my residence on Tusca-
rora, one mile and a half west Of Martins
burg, on
THURSDAY. MARCH %, 1888,