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NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
+ WHAT THE WIRES BRING US.
AllIIands Drowned.
rlTAL COLLISION OFF VIEWPOINTS NEWS.
isnocIaI lclnorana 70 fhn nl..aaaL

FATAL COLLISION OFF VIEWPOINTS NEWS.
Especial telegram 70 The Dispatcb.I
NETWORKS NEWS. October 22.-About
O'Clock to-day the sloop salie. Of Norfolk.
Captain Deer. while passing pier No. 2. at
this point, under full sail. colided with an
oyster sloop called the Little Josie. The
latter, with crew Of three men, was cap
sized, and all hands were drowned before
assistance could be rendered by the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio Ccmpsny's tug Hinton,
which Immediately put out to the rescue.
Those who witnessed the collision alegc
that the Ssllie could have been brought
about in time to avoid the accident, but
owing to the high wind that prevailed at
the time, and possibly the unskilful hand
ling Of the large sloop, this was not done.
and the result was as stated. No blame,
however. should att.ch TO the captain OF
the Sallie, as the mismsnagemeEt, II any,
was owing to the ignorance Of the masters
OF both boats, and not to any failure on
the part OF Captain Deer TO observe the
ordinary precautions. IL il impossible az
this hour 10 ascertain the names OF the
drowned men. IL is generally believed
that the Little Josie hsiled from Norfolk.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
Tho Frnnco-Annnm War.
CHINESE ASSISTING TIE BLACK FLAGs-POR-
TUGAL AND CHINA.
INV cable IN rho niSnafchI

CHINESE ASSISTING TIE BLACK FLAGs-POR-
TUGAL AND CHINA.
fBy cable to Ihe Dispatch
LONDON, October 22.-Adyices from Tun
Nan confirm the report that the Chinese
are assisting the Black Flags in AMMAN,
who number 5000 men exclusive OF those
in the garrisOns at Bac Mini and Sontay.
The Viceroy OF Canton objects to foreigners
trayersing the streets Of the city. He has
10, 900 men concentrated in the vicinity Of
Canton. ostensibly on account OF an antici-
pated popular connection. but doubtless
really i'm readiness TO resist an expected
French attack The YIceroy has asked for
a loan OF 100000 taels, which he alleges
is needed for the payment Of losses incurred
in the recent rioting. His agents are also
asking for arms. Latest advices from Ton
quin report all quiet there.
Practically the French forces have not
advanced beyond Hanoi, and will not at
TEMPT any forward movement until re-
Inducements have arrived.
The Viceroy Of Canton complains OF the
withdrawal OF the Portuguese gunboas
having on board the Waterman who was
charged with drowning Chnaman, the
incident which led TO the riots IN That city.
The Viceroy has demanded that the watch-
man be handed over to the British courts
for trial. The Portuguese officials in reply
said that the prisoner was al MACAO. IL
the Chinese wished they could prosecute
him there. This incident NAV lead to
trouble with Portugal. rs the Chinese have
always objected TO the presence OF the Por-
tuguese at Macao.
Reports concerning IN approaching war
with foreigners are circulating in the lnte-
rior Of China. and the people in Yum Nan
believe that the Chinese army Is preparing
TO wage n war Of determination against all
foreigners.
A Nihiiist Prisoners Complaint 10 the
Gar,
ST. PETERSBURG, October 22.-The first
No. Of the Socialist paper. the ''WH Of the
Pe0ple,v which is printed abroad, has
reached this city. IL contains letter from
the Nihilist prisoner Netschaieff to the
Car. Netschaieff was condemned ten
years ago, and was supposed to be dead.
The writer complains OF the inhumanity Of
the prison officials and OF the terrible treat
ment TO which he and his fellow-prsoners
are subjected. He says that he has recently
been deprived OF the little hight hitherto
allowed him. The journal adds that the
letter was originally written in blood on a
printed piece OF paper, and great portion
therefore Is illegible. The letter has cre-
ated much excitement and sensation among
the Nihllists in st. Petersburg.
A Count Killed I'm Duel.
TEMEsvAR. HUNGARY, October 22.-Count
Stefan Balthyany and DR.. Julius Rosen-
berg fought duel with pistols to-day.
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Tho Episcopal Convention.
lBy telegraph to the DIspatch.l

10y IEICrIFIIl u tIIE IJIhIlIVII'T
PHI ADELPUIi, October 22.-ln the Epis-
copal Convention to-day the report OF the
Committee on Canons, recommending to
Diocesan Conventions the importance OF
requiring that none but COMMITMENTS shall
be church warJens, and that yestrymen
shall conform TO the discipline Of this
Church. was taken up and adopted after
some discussion.
The report Of the Committee on Prayer
Book was taken up. a large number OF
amendments were offered and rejected. and
others adopted; among the latter was one
substituting the words God bless this
country" for the words "Lord save our
rulers"
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GORuAM. :. H.. July ia. 1879.
t,ontlcmen.-W hoover You are don't know; hut
thank the Lord, and feel grateful Ia you u EnOw
that IN this world Of adultcraied medicines there
Is one compound that proves and dos all 10 adyer-
tisfs 10 do and more. -Four years ago I had q
slight shock Of palsy. vhicl unnerycd me 10 such
an extent that the least excitement would make
me shake like the ague. Last Nay was induced
see any change; another did 50 change NV nerves
that they are now as steady as they ever were. IL
used Ia lake both hands 10 wr G. but now my good
right hand writes this. Now. N YOU continue to
manufacture a. honest and good an article a. YOU
do, YOU will accumulate an honest fOrtuac, and
confer The greatest blessing on your fellOw-men
that was ever conferred ON mankind.
TIN BUECH.
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WHAT 1T DID FOR AN OLD LADY.

COSnoCTON STATION. y. v. Doc. -. 1878.
Gentlemcn.-A number of people had been using
your Bitters here, and with marked effect \ lady
OF over seventy years had been sick for the past
ten years: she had not been able 10 be around.
six mouth, ago she was hsipicSs. Her old renee
dies or physicians beng of no avail, sent forty
I've miles aud got bottle Of Hop Buffers. IL had
such effect on hcr that -c wits able Co dress her
self and walk about the house. After taking two
bottles more she Wa shle To take caTp OF her own
room AID walk Out 10 htf neighbour, and has nm
proved all the Time since. My wife ana children
also have derived great tcUent from their use.
". Il. HATHAWAY,
Agont CnItei states EApress COmpany.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RIcHAoED October %. 1893.
OFFERINGS.
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In HnT r 90 y W Y AZ AZ /
( ( 90 : 4 .: LII
/? ' 9. 3 : : ! J + E
GGG LII TUu EFE,

Warranted the Strongest, Tsughcsta, a Most Flss-
nc t,.ue on Farthl ROYAL FAMILY sLIE Meuds
Everything SOLID A> ROCk !-l.A gD - ADA
MANI. -fIHM As GRANITElH Pew scientific
Discovery !-ReyolutiouiLts The Liqu Glue Bus-
ness of the World!l ROYAL GLIE . ABSOLUTELY
UnbrsGkdbie and Iasepdrl5fef -NM>ONiAN
GIANT among ether Clues and Cct cuts. MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IL. No ie..ting-No
Preparation-Alvays Ready -Alw.ys Liquid.
Glues CHINA, " GOD, GLASS. Leather, Billiard
Cue TIPS and Cloth, Crockery. On .nineuis of
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Ica'hcr anil Rub
Der Shoes. Book Backs. Bric-a-Bras. and Every
thing Else with lnseparable Tenac - MANC-
FACrURERS OF Textile Fabrics. iIraw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stainei Class, Gum
Labels, Fine Carriages aud Pianos Paper. Card
Board, on Cloth aud Carpets. wiz use ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing, sunenine and Glue ing Purposes,
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks fosi Itself. The
News OF Its Marvellous and Extra,rdlnary I'm
breakabie Qualities. iLs Great SIs0G hnrSs flcxi-
blity and Strength FLASHES LIKE. LIGHTNING
from one Customer 10 Anothcr.i 1--WE SALES
MIN Jos Thousands Of Bottles of lirysl Glue To
Druggists, Grocers, etc. SMALL Bay sell Hun
drsds Of Bottles To Business Offices ma Families.
20 CENTS per Bottle, with Brush aid Tin Cover
by NAIL, POSTPAID, l0eentsextri. Manufacture
by J. 4. O'MEAiA 4 CO.,
1347 Pennsylvania ave. WASH gton, ID. q.
LIVE AGENTS wants ia every City aud Coun.
~ throughout the United states. Cnada, Europe
aud South America. sold by Druggists, Groeers,
Stationers, HARDWARE and Variety tealers every
where. The Trade aud Puzzle supplied by htRk
a BRIDGES, 1893 frsaklln stree. PURCELL,
IADD & co. POWERS. TAyIOBx Co. BOD
EKER BROTHERS, OWENS MINOR, Rich
m0ad- VS.. w2h-1v
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Ui,iO'S Vote.
[By telegraph to the Dispatch

BY telegraph To the DlspatchI
COLUMBUS, ONO, October secretary
Newman furnishes the following totals OF
the vote for Governor rs the result OF the
late election: Foraker, 347,0Gi; IIoadly,
Sj9.j93; Schumacher. s,3Gl; jenkins, 2,7Sj;
total vote, 2l.4G4; IIoadly's majority,
1.4S3; the majority for judicial amend
ment 133,f13. The second amendment
fell short Of majority by 39,5i3. The
regulation amendmentreceiyed9 %, go votes.
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Fatal Street Fight.

TBy telegraph to ihe DlSpatch.I
FLEuINGsBUnG, KY, October 22.-Satur-
day night Charles Mccartney was attacked
on the street by James L. Fenwell and
Frank L. Thompson. who were aggrieyed
by publications in McCartney's newspaper.
They used stones as weapons. Mccartney
drew his revolver and shot them both.
Fenwel died yesterday morning. and it is
thought that Thompson is mortalIy wound
ed. Mccartney has been arrested.
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srrrrInn. WE. .rnnnnrv.1es

SUPERIOR. WIS. January, 1850.
heard I'm my neighbOrhood that yeur Hop BIT
tiers wa, doing such great deal Of good among the
sick andDtiitcted with most every Kind OF disease,
and a. had been troubled for fifteen years with
neuralgia and all ktnds Of rheumatic complaints
aud kidney trouble. took one bottc according TO
directions. IL at once did me great deal of good,
ana used four bottles more. ! am an old man,
but am now rs well as can wish. there are seven
or eight families In our place using Hop Bitters
for their family medicine, and are well satisfied
with IL they viii use no other. one lady mere has
bccH bedrlddcn for years. Is well aud doing her
work from tie use Of three bottles.
LEONARD WHIrBECK.
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uORSE-RAIIROAD MEN.

Having occasion to use medicine for general
debility In my family. WAS recommended by a
friend 20 use Hunts Remedy, as that was being
used with great success al over The country. We
have used one bottle with marked benefit. and find
It lust As represented and a medicine OF great
value, and cheerfully add my testimony in praise
Of Hunts Remedy. GEORGE W. SCoToN.
Waterman south Boston Car-Stables.
SOUTH BOSTON, MASS, May IL, 1858.
oc lS-Thfwl SaSTu
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says: A difficulty occurred at Fort White,
Columbia county, Saturday night, between
Henry :. stringfelIow and negro named
Bailey. Stringiellow ordered Bailey out
Of his store. stringfellow afterward sought
the negro to adjust the difference. lie
called him out Of the camp where he was,
and they went aside. Shortly afterwards
shots were heard, and persons who ran 10
the spot found Stringfcllow lying on the
ground dead, pierced with buckshot.
Bailey fed and has not yet been arrested.
Bailey had double-barrelled shotgun.
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ANNA MARIA KRIpER. WIFE OF TOBIAS K.

CHAMBERsBURG. July %. 1875.
This Is TO let the people know thut /, Anna Maria
krider. wife of Tobias hrider. am now past sew
cnty-fOur years Of age. My health has been very
bad for many years past. ! Was troubled with
we lkncss bad cough, dyspepsia, great debility and
constipation OF the bowels. | was 50 miserable
could eat nothing. heard Of Hop 5ilicrs aud was
resolved to try them. have only used three bot
ties. aud / feel wonderful good, wei. and strong
again. My bowels are regular. my appetite good,
aud cough gone. think II my duty 10 let tho peO-
pie know how bad was and what the medicine
bas done tor me, 50 they can cure thepselyes
with ID.
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Fatal Railroad Accfdont-Three Per.
sons Killed.
fBy telegraph to the Dispzich.I

IBy te1cRraph 20 Tue DIspzItH'I
Fort EDWARD, n. Y. October IA
train on the GleEs Falls Branch OF the Del
aware and Hudson railroad went through
bridge over the Glens Falls feeder to the
Champlain canal, north Of Fort Edward,
to-day. The engine crossed the bridge,
but the baggage and passenger cars went
down into the water and were totally
wrecked. About twenty passengers were
on the train. Three were killed and lot
Of others were more or less injured.
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Fires.
THREE PERSONS KILLED BY FALLING WALLS.
by telegraph TO the Dlspatch.l

THREE PERSONS KILLED BY FALLING WALLS.
by telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.. October PA
building at MiddleyiIle owned and occu-
pied by Sidney Il. Smith was burned yes
tcrday with the contents, consisting OF
hardware and agricultural implements.
While trying to save property in an adjon-
ing shed NJ. Smith, Charles Bundy. and a
boy, son Of Thomas Walsh. were killed by
wall falling on the shed. Silas Green was
badly hurt and is not expected to live.
George Reiman was also badly hut. Loss
on building, $4,000; on stock, $4,000.
An EXPENSIVE BLAZE IN ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, October 22.-A fire in south
Second street to-day damaged four stores,
causing losses as follows: st. Louis Quilt
Ing Company, $4,000; J. G.. Tremeyer,
tobacconst, 10000; William +. O'Bean
& Co., grocerS, $4,000. The buildings
owned by O'Bean & Co. were damaged to
the extent Of $4,000.
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The Count was shot through the temple
and killed. The police have instituted an
inquiry into the affair.
The rolice have arrested DR.. Rosenberg
and seconds. II had been arranged prior
to the dlel that the combatants should adj
vance fige PAGES before firing. Neither OF
the mes, however, availed himself Of the
opportunity, but each stood in his original
position. Two shots were fired by each
man wi bout effect. At this juncture the
seconds interviewed and tried to prevent a
continuation Of the duel, but their efforts
were fr,iitless. The third shot was fired.
and CONT Batthyany fell. An attempt
was ma le to extract the ball from the vic
Tins br1in, but without avail. The Count
had married lady who had previously
been engaged to DIR. Rosenberg.
Earthquakes.
SMYRNA, October 22.-The people in the
earthquake distric: are afraid to enter their
houses There have been fresh shocks to-
day, causing great alarm, but very slight
damagtl Two English men-of-war arrived
here to day TO render assistance to the SUI
ferers.
MLTl, October pa slight shock OF
an earthquake was felt here at o'clock
this morning.
TRIESTE, October 22.-An earthquake
shock was felt in this city at $3.50 o'clock
this morning, but it was harmless in its
effects.
Killed I'm the Mine.
LONDON, October 22.-An explosion took
place il Lady Pit colhery, near Stoke
upon-I 'ent, to-day. While a party OF
miners we're trying to extinguish the fire
six men were killed and three others in
jured.
Anoti er explosion OF coal-damp occurred
in Wharnelifle Carlton mine while an eX-
plOring party was searching for bodies OF
the victims OF the explosion OF Thursday
night lat. Several Of the explorers were
injured, and il Is feared two were killed.
Racing i'm England.
LOND N, October 22.-The New Market
lloughtSn meeting began to-day. The race
for tue Criterion stakes. for twO-year-Olds,
was won by Archiduc; Talisman second,
Royal Fern third. There were five starters.
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A VOICE FROM THE PEOPLE.
THE GREATEST CURATIVE SUCCESS or
TIE AGE.

80 medicine introduced 20 the public has ever
met with the success accorded 10 Hop Bitters. IL
stands to-day the besf-knOwn curative article In
The world. its marvellous rcnown Il not due to
the advertising IL has received. IL Is famous BY
reason Of It's Inherent virtues. II does all that Is
claimed for IL. IL Is the mos, powerful speedy,
and effective agent known for the building up OF
debilltated systems and general family medicine
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My we was troubled for years With blotches,
moth patches, fieck'cs. and pimples on her face,
which nearly annoyed tho life ont 81 her. She
scent many dollars On the thousand infaliblc ~
cures. with nothing but mjuiiou, effects. A lady
friend, If syracuse. y. Y. who had had similar
experience aud had been cured with Hop BitteTs.
induced her To- try IL. One bottle has mlte her
face ~ smooth, fair. and soft a. child's. and
given her such health that II seems almost mira
Gle. \ MEMBER OF CANADIAN PA.LiAMENT.
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EVANSVILLE. WIS. June o. 1850.

EVANSVILLE. " Is. JUnc II. INNZ.
Gentlomcn.-NO medicine has had one half the
safe here and given sucn universal stis faction as
your Hop BIiters have. We take pleasure IN speak
ing for their welfare, a. every one who tiles them
is well satisfied with their results. Several such
remarkable cures have been made with them here
that there are a number ~ earnest workers IN the
Hop Bitters cause. one person gained eleven
pounds from taking only few bottles.
SMITH & IDE
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

MONDAY. October -. 1888.
sALEs-FrEsr BoARD.-l 600 Atlanta and Char
iotte first rs at lO7; 1000 Georgia Pacific first
6s az sUs.
SECOND BoARD.-30 shares Richmond and Dan
Vile at 80 10 shares Petersburg railroad 1t 24s.
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WINSTON. FoRsYrnE COUNTY, y. CO.,


(;entlemen.-I desire 20 express 90 you my thanks
for your wonderful Hop Bittcrs. ! was troubled
with dyspepsia for Eve years previous Ia COM
mencing the use Of your Hop Bittcrs some six
months ago. Ny cure has been wonderful. ] am
pastor of the First Methodist church Of this place.
and my whole congregation can testify 10 the
great virtue of your bitterS.
Very respectfully, Rev. H. FEREBEE.
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SMITH & IDE
BAY CITY, MICH. February 3. 1850.

Hop Bitters Company: | think II my duty 10
send YOU a recommend for tue benefit OF any per-
son wishing 10 know whether Hop Bittcrs are sooi
or not. know they are good for general debility
aud ind gcstiOn: strengthen the nervous system
and make new life. recommend my patients 10
use them. DIR. A. PLATT,
Treatcr Of Chronic Diseases.
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THE GREAT DRUG HOUSE OF CHICAGO.
We do not hesitate to say that for year past we
have sold moreof swfts Specific Is. $. 81 than all
other headquarters combined, and with most as
tonishing results. One gentleman, who used half
dozen bottles, says that II has done him more good
than treatment which cost him $1,000. Another,
who has used IT for scrofulous affection, reports
a permanent cure from its use
VAN SHACK, STEVENSON & Co.
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DrLrvAS. WIS.,. september "a, 1880


6entlemcn.-I have taken not quite one bottle or
The Hop Btiers. was a feeble old man Of seven
Weight when got II. To-day am a. active and
feel as well As did ~ thirty. | see great many
that need such medicine. ID. ROYCE.
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BOOTS SHOES, &c.
McGRI DER & CONDOR,
n II ?

vi 900 MAIN STREET, RAA
successors tO G.. II. MCGRUDER & CO.J ~
MANUFA TURERS AND DEALERS IN
LADIES AID GENTLEMENS FINE BOOTS
AND SHO = Of best manufacture, finest q1alty,
and latest yles.
our MAsiUFACTURING DEPARTMENT Is
supplied W On the VERY BEST MATERIAL and
IS under IN supervision OF our Mr.. II. CONDOR. an
artist IN h, line. with practical experience In
MATERIAL. FIT, FINISH DURABILITY. and
STYLE ", will not be eXcelled by any manufac-
tory I'm the United States, and we guarantee sati-
faction. &C l4-tDe20
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EIF T Y \ L A Il S.

| have known and watched the use Of Swift's
Specific for over fifty years.and have never known
or heard of failure 10 cure Blood-Poison when
properly taken. ! used 1t on my servants from
1850 ~ 1868, as did also number Of my neigs-
bors. and in every case tnet came within ms know
ledge II elected cure. la all my life have never
known a remedy that would 50 fully accomplish
what II Is recommended TO do.
ii. l.. DENSARD, Perry, Ga.
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ROCHESTER, \. Y. March HIS

HONUESTER, y. ] :. Nl1TVl I. $50.
Hop Bitters Company. Please accept our grats-
fGl ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for the Hop Biiers you were
so Kind 10 donate, aud which were such benefit
10 Ms We are so buiit up with II We feel Young
again. OLD LADIES OF THE
HONE or THE FBIENDLESS.A
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If you have sick friend. whose life Is 4 burden,
one bottle Of Hop Ht'ers will restore that friend
10 perfect health and happiness.
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RR\pFORD PA, Ma


IL has cured me Oi several diseases, such Is ncr-
yOUsncss, sickness az the stomach. monthly trOu-
hes. Sc. have not seen sick day since took
Hop Bitters. Mr.. FANNIE GREEN.
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OFFERINGS.
WuEAT.-Whi;c, 1c4 bushels. Red, 1,7sG BUSH
els.
CoRS.-White, 1,2Gs bushels. Mixed. SEQ bush
els.
OATs.-95O bushels
RYE-36 bushels
MEAL.-3O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White. 26 bushels common 1t ~.
Red. los bushels common 10 very good LOngberry
a. SI.OJ 10 Sl.l3 l.C4O bushels mixed at s5c. 90
81 :; 272 bushels common 10 very good short
berry AZ Sl.03 20 fl.Os.
MEAL.-3O bushels ~ 67l.c.
FLOUR,
Flour We quote: fine. s3@<8.50. superane.
1928 a 1919. extra. s4.7JGl,4.9O, FAMILY, TJp-
kJ.2j; Patent family ,6G 40 %.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OCTOBER 22.-Prices this week ranged rs fol-
BecC Cattle.-Very be-; premium, G4c.: extra.
4c. good. 4bG &C.; medium or good, quality,
3.d4c.; common, 2,.93c.
Bulis.-2is6t4c.
Milcb C0tcs-S2j@s55.
VeUiS.-S4dsl0 per head.
HOgs.-Ge 7c.. mel.
MleD.-3l.Mfac.
LdnlbS.-33iU54c
About 544 head of beef cattle. 4Sj hogs, and
1876 sheep aud lambs were on the market during
the week.
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Sirs,-l have been taking Hop bit:crs for indlm-
NATION Of fbe kidneys and bladder: u has done
for me what four doctors failed to dO-cured me.
The effect of The Bitters seemed Ike magic.
W. l.. CARTER.
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, RrcuI,ny.s EXPERIENCE.

| travelled all over Europe auh ,thor foreign
countries al cost of thousand, Of col arr In search
of health, and found Il not. reiuilc1 dscour-
aged and disheartcned. and was res Orcd To real
youthful health and spirits with less IAN TWO bot
lies of Hop Bitters. hope Others liay profit by
my experience and stay At home.
i LADY, augusta, Ne.
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HYACINTHs. TULIPS, CROCUs,
IL ANEMONES, and all varieties Of DUTCH
BULBS for towering IN the house during the
winter. HYACINTH GLASSES.
T. w. WOOD. Scotsman.
corner sixth ana Marshall streets.
0c cost aud 1918 Main street.