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COMMERCIAL,

Not much OF interest ce1ters or clusters around
the jobbing dry goods business. but on the con.
trary quiet prevails to an extent really uncom-
Portable. Dry goods circles are somewhat dis
turbed about the large auction sale in New York
City. and conjectures plentiful and varied but
the opinion that goods will not b, slaughtered
seems 10 predominate, and prices remain un-
changed. Sugars have advanced &c, and coHees
are going of fairly. Canned goods are selling
rapidly. In foreign fruits there is a good demand
lemons having advsnced &c per box. stravber-
ries are coming In freely and prices are lowered
Other vegetables are scarce and firm. Drugs are
lower. especially qulnine has fallen lcc Salt fsh
sre duh and weak. There is steady demand
from city trade for EGGS and receipts being lighter
the paying price advanced. Little or DO good
country butter Is coming In. but the market Is
ovs rstccked with common and inferior grades
With light receipts and better market East h CHER
prices are paid for poultry.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Nery little change is noticed other in
prices or feeling fair demand for cash deliveries
Receipts slightly better. Futures dull. New
tcfk &c on; Baltimore steady, and Chicago &c
higher.
corn.cen,inres firm in local circles a, quota
TORS. We note both y fair demand aud of riggs
Moderate receipt. Futures nor wanted New
York &c lower; Baltimore steady, with Chicago
os.<-sissay and unchanged for local inquiry.
me foliowins tabls shows the receipts OF grain
81 this poin. Tor the past iwcnty.tour hours;
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Disease is no respector OF persons nor OF
age. Little Katie Gill, of Sl7 Wess Twelfth
street, Chicsgo, Ill, was stricken down with
sciatic rheumatism. The pain was so in
tense and tie contraction of the limbs 90
severe that twelve pounds OF weight we're
attached to her ankle and worn night and
day 10 counterfeit the shortening OF the
affected member The parents OF the unfor-
ment of Athlophoros. and purchased a bot
tie. Two small doses were given 10 her, and
the child slept that night without pain fox
the frst time in eight months. The use of
the medicine was continued with the most
henefcent results, and Katie will soon be
entirely well.
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A disease of 50 delicate nature
as structure of the urethra should only be
entrusted to those of large experience and
skill. By our improved methods we have
baen enabled to speedily and permanently
cure hundreds of the worst cases. Pamphlet.
references and terms. tbree letter stamps
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association, Cos
Main street, Buffalo, y. Y.
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arife "blood- feuds." These are principally
observed in the south of Persia There,
where every man is armed 90 the teeth
blood.feuds are common. II must leave you
here, sshib," exclsims your guide, quite as Q
matter of course. Il have blood-feud with
the next village. and my life is not sale be-
yond this pointu
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Rheumatism ousckl, Cured.

There has never been medicine sor rheums-
tism introduced in this State that has given such
universal satisfaction as Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. It stands out alone as the one great
remedy thst actually cures this dread disease IL
is taken internally and never has and never can
fail TO cure the worst case in the shortest time 1t
hes the Endorsement end recommendation OF
many leading physicians In this State and else
where. Ii In sold By every druggist az 81. Write
for free forty page pamphlet TO Z K. hELPHEN.
slime. Druggist Washington ID. @.
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The voltsic Belt Company, o, Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their celebrated Electro
Vcltaic Belt and othsr Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty days, to melt(young or
cld) afflicted with nervous debility, loss Of
vitality and manhood, and al kindred
troubles. Also for rheumatism. neuralgia.
paralysis and many other diseases Com
plets restoration to health, vigor and man
hood guaranteed: No risk Is incurred as
thirty days trial is allowed. Write them d
once for illustrated pamphlet free.
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Elsewhere.


KANSAS CITY, May 1L-The Live Stock Indi.
Gator reports:
Cattle-Receipts, !, 2s4 head. Market strong aud
Ice higher; exporters So 200g5 40: good to choice
shipping "a 90Y5 10; common 10 medium, 81 40
al S. feeders, Si014 So cows. 81 S00e3 IS.
ao2s--ksceipts. IL ESQ bead. Market weak and
sc lower; lots averseing LIS 10 $40 los, sold AZ
s3f593 80: bulk at IS IS.
sheep-Rcceipts, Lais heal. Market steady;
um. S2a2 IS.
head; shipments. LOCO head: market active and
higher good shipping steers. of LOCO 10 40
pounds. were quick sale at 81 sizes 7b: expo 10
nominal at IS s0@6; butcher steers, 81 6595 10;
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; Tho Produce Market.


6ggs-raying 1890 per doz. from store, ll9lixo
5nsser-CreamerY fancy IA 02sc; choice, lSox0o;
lNry selected, b9i6c; country, fancy, 1Sc;
, ,rss. soL, lo9i2ci medium grades, s0sc; low
Paultry-hens, $50 per h.: roosters, 10; hen
suikeys. 100; tom turkeys, a. y: old geese. aud
sed,ieathereo per cox., 81 cvs ducks, por dox.,
Eeathsrs-Prime geese $50; mixed and ducks.
Raes-1H9l9<c.
wool-rub washed and picked, $4,000; IN.
washed medium, $50: unwashed couuion, lsc:
unwashed duo. lbglSc; octswold, lyc; bury aud
unmerchantable at their value.
The Provision Market
yalow are the present Iobping prices:
Sfnoked Meats, cauvased plain (plain meats
,ot guaranteed against skippers--ls. u Hams: 70
q l2x lbs average l09llo: Is lbs. average. 100;
tx lbs. average. 90: 20 lbs average, e>Sc;
aesvy averages, H@a6 lbs. pc; light averages,
Porter brspd,' yhc: medium DO: &c. Cottage
&c: Cslifornis hams. "Reliable Brand" TO; do
Porter Brand" s%c;. Knglish breakfast bacon.
light do, &c; English shoulders, heavy do. &c;
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whisky.

CHICAGO. May IA. -Whieky-Steady a. 81 IS.
CINCINNATI. May 14-Whisky- Quiet at 81 13.
81. LOUIS, May 14-Whisky- Steady at 81 IA.
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Save the manure. Poultry manure is n
very valuable fertilizer and can readily be
disposed OF. 1t always pays to carefully
gather it together.
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Know thyself, by reading the Science OF
Life" the best medical work ever published,
for young and middle-aged men.
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Oflss

PITTSBURG, May 14-Petroeum-brll but
firm; prices opened at 7S5sc, defined to 775sc, re-
covered and closed at 7S3sc. Trading cOtinued
light.
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE petroleum market
drifts along IN listltss way, without developing
any feature of interest. Prices opened at 791sc;
highest price, 7S54c; lowest 7Sc: closing at 1880.
OIL CITY, Pa, May I4.-Natonal Transit GER
tifcatesl opened at 7S5sc; high EST 7sslc lowest,
use: closed 81 1880 Sales. IS 900 bbls. runs,
019 bbls.
TITUSVILLE, Pa, May 4.-Petroleum-Nation
al Transit certificates opened at Sc: highest price.
fer the entire oil regions 67,42G Dbls; charters,
650,07S bbs.
BRADFORD, Pa, May Observation-Disclosures
Transit certificates opened at 7SIc snd closed 9t
7S1%c; highest price. 7c5zc; lowest 7S &C: and
shipments. no report; Charters. e7s Dbls. clear
ances, 1,S66, 900 bbls.
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FITS: All Fits stopped free by Dr.. Knnes Great
Nerve Restorer No fits after first days use. Mar
veous Treatise g trial bottle free to Fit
cases Send to Dr.. Kline, 9Sl Arch ST.. Phila., Pa.
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hYt-NOuIHdI.
Bran-Dun aud lower; May delivery held at
, so, without bids.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Furnished by Il. Z. Kinney 81 Co., Grain and Pro.
vision Brokers' No. Chamber of Commercial
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LIVE STOCK.

Indianapolis Live Stock MARKET.
UNION 6TcoK-YARDa, May II.
cArTln- Receipts. 500 head: shipments. 400
head. But few here for this market. Quality fair
and prices ahont the same.
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Tlour. Grain and Hav.
Ylour-Patent g 259550; extra fancy, "a 80
sec; fancy. "a 1904 60: choice 81 25o4 So; family.
50 9o4 10; treble extra 50 250s IS: double extra.
% 0o93 Is; extra. "a 7be2 90; supernne. q O
2 co; fine, q $500 40.
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Cotton,

ST. LOUIS. May 14-co,ton-Quiei middling
1t5kc; sales. 30 bales. Receipts. 400 bales ship.
ments 500 baies: stock. S. eco bales.
MEMPHIS. May H.--Cotton-Quiet and stesdy;
middlng, 1G}sc. Receipts lo2 bales; shipments
ga bales; STOCK 25o40 bales; sales, 500 bales.
GALVESTON. May l4.-Cotton- Quiet and mn.
changed: net and gross receipts - bales: exports
coastwise los bales; sales, 81 bales; stock, 6,l75
bales.
NEW ORLEANS. May IA -Cotton-Firm: mid
ding, 10 7-l6c: low mid6ling. 10 Ice; good orcj
nary, 1j-l6e: net receipts. $50 bales; gross re-
6elps, $50 bales; sales 900 bales; stock 1l3 S12
bales.
LIVERPOOL, May 14.-Cotton-Steady; enid
ling uplands Is l6d DO. Orleans, 81. Sales: S.OOe
bales. including 1000 for speculation aud export
a. 100 of American. Wheat-D0ll and un-
changed. Corn-Quiet but steady, with poor
demand. Cheese American fine, 55s per cwt.
Spirits OF Terpentine-24s Cd per cwt.
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Car lots-wheat, lbs: corn 1l6: oats. IS6.
Reeepts-Hogs. 1000 head
INDIAN APOLIS WHOLEsaLE Market.
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Drv Goods.

NEW YORh, May H.-Dry GoodE-The auction
sale of 90 600 packages of cotton goods to-day by
Wildmerding, Hague d Co., per order Fabyan.
Bliss Co., passed off very satisfactory in several
retailers own their stocks were so closely main
tanned that jobbers and retsiiers need have no
lear that the values of their stocks will be dis
turbed thereby. TIE following prices will indi.
Gale the course OF the bidding and Il figures CD.
tanned: Pepperell, 10-4 bleached sheetings 1879;
Androscogein 10 4 bleached sheetings, igc: Pep
IS inch Blown cottons, SIC; Laconia siless,
re; Columbia cheviots. &c: Boston double and
deDims, 1870; Thorndyke XXX fancy tickinss,
12Zc. Andre seoggin L 50 inch bleached shirtlngs.
659. The Offering widely distributed. every
prominent jObbing house and retailer OF the coun-
try was represented in person or by proxy. While
the prices realized closely approximated those at
private kale, it was safe 70 say, however that SIS
tie latter return loss TO the mills there l. MOTH
ing ia the outlook to warrant increased pro-
cue ttOI.
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s. 5e04 80; packing and butche.s'. 81 loot 60:
receipts, i,lso hesd shipments, l,iso head. Eggs
Steady Ut lie. Cheese Quiet: new. 6@Sc.
PHILADELPHIA. May 14-FIour-spring wheat
four duh but STEADY winter scarce and firm.
Nheat-Opened dull, reacted and closed firm: No.
July. 81 osIei or: August 81 OSsi Os5S Corn -
Weak: No. low mixed: soc; steamer no: 2mixed.
SEC; do, No yellow. 5619c: No mixed. 5t@57c;
june. 5i1z@55c: July, 55l4@o55zc; August 500
sec. Cats-In good demands; No. white. 1919
455zc; No. white, i5c::. rejected white, 4sssc;
44c: June. 4S1s@43s4c; July, 4S14a43s4c; August.
Ss1554oc. Buiter-Firm; Western GARY extras, lie;
extras. l4al4Hc Other articles uucbanged. Be
ce'pts-Flour. 4, 0OJ ibis: wheat 1l,0oo bu.; corn
bu.; corn. 900 b.: oats. s.00e bu.
BALTIMORE. May ls.-wheat-western firm
and iractionally higher; winter RCD. spot. 81 %
al coz; June 81 Oh 1Ial 0l5s; July. 0iA@l YAK:
nominal; mixed. spot, 555s9.6c; June 55@55115c:
July, 55L@5ec. Oats-Du1 and lower; western
white, zS0S,4c mixed, 4oG42c Provisions Quiet
ard unchanged. Eggs Firm and higher at 14@
1415c Cofee-Firmer; Rio :cargoes. ordinary 10
fair 71gGSl4c. Reeeins- Flour. ZOO hhls; wnes',
&c 0Co bu.; corn. 10000 bu.: oats. $500 b.: rye.
4 $40 bu. shipmenp-Corn. 1900 bu
LOUISVILLE, May 1A-Cotton - Firm; mid.
ding, lie Wheat-Unchaneed; No. long berry.
No. mixed ssc Mo- TO- White 5sc 1 osHSo
mixed, Se@9e1sc. Provisions-Quiet and un-
changed. Bacon-Clear rib sides. SO 371s; clear
SUES, % ON, suOdutIs, % oiI2 Duthmtdts-Oiear
rib sides SIS S715: clear sides. So 37z; shoulders
81 80. Mess Pork-S12. Hams-Sugar cured. $40.
Lard-Ch0ice leaf, IS %.
TOLEDO, May 14.-Wheat-Closed s3tive and
weak; No. 2 red, cash or May, 9I14c asked; June,
9454c asked: July. 95szc; August. &C. No. 2 soft.
s. U4% asked. Corn-Dull; No. 2, cash, May or
june nomir ally 51l2c: July, sic. Oats No trans
actions. Receipts-Wheat, 1000 bu.; corn. 900
bu. Shipment-wheat 1900 ou.; corn. LOCO bu.
NEW ORLEANS, May H-Corn-Choice white
held higher at Ga 81. Oats-Firmer at 4Sc. Hams
Dull and lower at - J09lo Sugar Stronger Out
unchenged. Moasses- Dull and unchanged. Rice
Dull and UNCHANGED Cotton Seed Oil Dali !:
crude, easier at 231a@SOc. Others unchanged.
Exchange uncf anged. Consuls CO. s964c
b,obar nesS ecsi5 seec. I,na ssI%, hid Isir S1II
@s7ssc: August, S912c. Corn-Hlgher; cash, APE;
May, 47sc; July, 1876. Oats-Nominal. NO
bids.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-03
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-03
THE "HoooooEu" CLAIM.
A Piece Of Mining Property that Brings
bad Luck Tor Those who Work n.

aAa hHNh -
There is = superstition prevailing
among q number Of the miners IN that
locality that a certain claim in Iowa
gulch Il an unlucky n 1t got
started in some way that q man
who worked in that claim was
sure to meet with bad luck Of some
kind. He would either get blown up
by giant powder, or fall down n ladder.
or the mine would ave in on him. or
some other equally undesirable occur
renee would take place. BY degrees
the belief became so prevalent that
property was considered "hoodoocd."
10 use a slang expression. The result Is
that nobody will work il at all, and tho
owners are at a loss to know what TO do
for men.
A Herald reporter having heard Of
the superstition, for, of course. II Is
nothing more or less than = supcrsti-
ton. accosted an old miner last night
and asked him whether he was n OF
those who believed the stories that were
being circulated.
well. to tell the truth. | must con-
fess I do believe some Of them. strange
as Il may seem TO you"
.'what foundation have You for your
belief ~ asked the reporter.
The old miner took \ fresh chew OF
tobacco and said: The fact that 50
many who have worked II have had bad
luck Of some kind or other makes m,
think there Is something in II. ! know
one man who had not been at work IL
that Internal hole more than two day
before be was taken down with pneu
monia, and he came very near dying
Another went to work there and hi
cabin was robbed before a week. 4
third D tried II. and he fell from lad
der and came hear being killed; tina
satisfied him and he quit Beside thes'
,hsre have been several other mishap
70 men working the claim. aad they fol
lowed each other in such close sue
eession and with such unvsrying Ger
tainty that the men At last came 70 IN
conclusion that there was bad luck II
| eofnf WAE Win VIC PfNltftNs
IA The claim worth anythiRg9' aske'
The reporter.
.sYe. MT was developed I think
you'd turn out 70 he good property
hai l. for one would not work IN Il II
was given 70 me"
Might h not BE- Job pu, " by som
enc Who wants 10 buy itg nHked th
nexs hunter.
4 don't know about that replis'
he miner. but | don't ses bow :
m.sy q the men could get h believe
IL here wasn't somslhing In n M
; -. he no ioA. that claim has ssd fps
fer sny man thsf works H. foa rs
|. al 4 superstition a aayihins yes IN,
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al SEEING there wss 20 rAance D<het
! TIE aia rninsrs h>s<f that slsss ~
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> <r<a a 30 ls<k ~er ths ntsss.
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The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-03
RAPID GROWTH.
A story which May Not BE Positively True,
Hut That Has some Foundation In Fact.

tfut tHtt Nt~ w ~ ~
American humor delights In exag-
geration. The Yankee has such a pridi
in the bigness Of his country and the
rapidly Of its progress. that he enjoys
astonishing his hearers with tales which
contain just enough truth to make the
magnilied sketch funny.
There Is q town, or rather a city, In
Central Dakota only four years old.
Just four years ago there was one house,
0 miserable shanty. standing on the
spot where Is now a four-story hotel.
There are five large hotels, six churches,
sixty saloons, skating Kinks, a system
Of water works, electric lights. gas.
school-houses, banks, wholesale bust.
ness houses Of all kinds. enterprise,
energy, enthusiasm. push, selfishness
and money-making in this ~four-year-
old Hercules. Yesterday. nothing; to.
day, everything.
TO illustrate. by q grotesque cxag'
geration. the marvellous growth Of the
Northwest. the following sketch u
amusing. An engineer on the Chicag,
4 Milwaukee Road. which has pushed
It's way into the heart Of Southern Da
kota, Is supposed to tell the story.
Zone day | was driving my engin'
oyer the prairie at the rate Of fort,
miles an hour. without a house In sigh
and supposing the nearest town to b
thirty miles distant. But as l glance,
ahead | was astonished to see that
was approaching n large city. lrubbc'
my eyes. thinking II was a mirage.
"'Jim.' says | to the fireman, what
this placer
"'Blamed II I know says Jim. star
out Of the cab. I declare. II there ain
. new town growed up here since W
went over the line Yesterday
81 believe you are right. Jim. Rim
the bell. or We shall run over somebody,
$50 | slowed up and We pulled int
a large depot, where more'n five hun
dred people were waitin' to see the fir.
train come into the place. The cor
ductor learned the name Of the towr
put II down on the schedule and "
went on.
Jim says I. a. we pulled oui
keep your eyes open for new town
First thing you know well be unnir
by some strange plaeef
That's soT says Jim. An hadn
we better git one Of the hrskcmen I
watch out on the rear platform Of n
last car for towns thai spring up af,s
the engine gits hyfs-fe afh's Con
The Panola weekly star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1882-18??, 1885-01-03
NOT WHAT SHE SEEMED.
Tho Other side 81 tho Young Lady the
Men stared at Through the Window.

Nv NNA'N 49, W ~ $500 N
Men stared at Through the Window.
She "a, q, 9 window on 3 public
street, and day after day the crowd
who passed sAw her Of the sewing.ma.
chine The old men mentally 10
marked that she was a perfect lady.
and the Young men voted her the rival
Of a June rose. II she had raised her
eyes 10 the window she might have met
the plying gaze Of various bald-hcads.
and The adminug glanoes Of legions Of
Washers. but she never did 20. Noses
we're wiped and handkerchief waved
within \ foot Of the glass, but she
hcmmcd and tucked and gathered and
plated A. Il utterly unconscious Of the
existence Of the outside world.
Il Is probable that five hundred men
glanced into that window in the course
u the day. but the sewing-machine
never stopped humming on their &C.
count
Things had been going on this way
for months when. only the other day,
a widOWer with a heart full OF pity fof
the unfortunate 90, himself up regard.
less Of cNpense aud boldly entered the
place The charmer vas there alone.
With q melting s0ul he approached the
sewing-machine and laid bis heart up.
on H. That i. he eoughed. gurgled,
siammered and inquired Il she
wuuldn't prefer 10 boss a 6fteen-thou.
~sanddollar brick house rather than
make shirts for seyeniy-fve cents pct
day.
The chamer rose up. She had 1
short leg Tha, side Of her iAce which
the public had never seen displAye,
three moles and = bal scAr. That ey,
which the public had never ga1ed int
contained a s4uini. and she had bal
front teeth. She inside = grab a.
yari.tck and sad something abou
seitling an Old dafers hash preti
Internally quick and the widowe
broke for out doors HE sympa,hiEin.
and palpitA;ing hear VA left benin
him A. he vent. but the chAFmer pickle
g Up and followed after him 81
heaved .i into the gutter With the r
mark:
I've Just been waiting for 4 chan,
10 break some q your neckS "a
!. don't you pat yogr hoofs In here aga.
you vanto zee sexi spnng 5 dAnd
hons -Dxfr0a FREE Prea