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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25
GENERAL LOCAL MARKET.

81 GAR---Cut-loaf powdered and crushed.
s%c; New York graduated Size; plantation
granulated, 5: Louisiana W. c., 7l9c fancy
Y. {" 63sM7c; prime, SIS 66S4c seconds
5&4 M6l4c,
CRACKERS-An crackers at St Louis
lists, Be; XXX 5isc.
CHEESE Badger state, new l4c: fancy
stock cream, l4c.
GRITS---Per bhl -.
HOMlNYPer bbl, 4 30
PlCKLES-Bbls, $ 90; half hbls, - i'm
perial, gals, SO; llexagon i So gals, IS
half gals, So quarts, 30. pints, l 90
chow chow, pnts, . %; quarts, 90, pepper
RICE-Fancy head, 6@.c; choice, o.
prime, &C.
SACE KRAUT-Pcr half bbl. j %
MUSTARD-Colburn's PHILADELPHIA net
weight, a h cans, 4 dozen boxes, per doz
co. III doz. per doz 75 H. doz
per doz 3 %.
MoLASsES-Choicc new crop, 5om52c,
fancy open kettle 55c; prime open kettle.
45c; choice centrifugal 40e prime ccutri-
fugal, soc.
FLOC R--Northcrnmills fancy patent2 20;
| half patent, 60. family, , 30. Local mills,
fancy patent, 70 half patent, go fam
| ily,2 So
| BKAN-Mills quote per ton 20 90 for wheat
| 5 90 for corn.
LARD--Dold's family, sI4c; Dold's white
| Rose, &c.
HAMS--Per Id, 12hC0l3c.
| BACON-Dry sailed, 81. per III, short
clear, l0c per ID.
Cider-Mott's, bbls. so Price & Lucus
| Excelsior half bbls. 8 so, crab cider, bbls
10 so; peach cider, bbls 10 so; pure Ken.
lucky, 3 so
SPlCES-Black pepper in grain, 1s@2o,
per ID; alspice in grain, l0c; ginger, l2c; nut
meg, 750S5
| CANDIES-Flint stick size; Waco s'icl
S}2c; Sweetheart, 8 SO per box, 800 sticks
mixed, in buckets, 1lml2i&c Royal stick
3 90.
| NUTS-Almonds, l;@2Oc per h; ilberts
BE: English walnuts, lSc; Brazil nuts
12l2c; Tennessee red peanuts, Orc; Nir
ginia, 694 Cock Brand, - and Sc, quote
raw cocoanuts, 6@6 so per 1907 pccans 6 =
01igc per H. Italian chcstnuts, l3c
SODA-Uwight's Cow Brand, kegs "A LIS
53l Sal soda Sc; Church, Arm and Hammer
kegs "A lbs, 54e Pals 5$4c.
NlNEGAR--lm imperial, 20c; Alden, 20
Motifs pure, PFC.
Sails To- Dairy, So 25 Liverpool
sacks, 81 So.
| NANNf'D h'pl'S---A Apples, I'D cans, /
per dozen; gallon cans, %; Blackberrics
3 BIB 40; Strawberries-2tb ~; Goosebc
ries---2b 80; Raspberrcs--2h .;
Whortlebcrres-2lb 35 Corn---Upper Tt
45 Winslow's 60; Snowflake IS; Pri,
of the West 45; Jersey City 10; Ind
pendent 80. Lobsters--2ib I5(62 q
oysters O0mI % 2tb 1901 S.; lib liz
t weight zoe; 2tt l 20. Peachcs---3tb 81
2tt . 90. Pineapples2tb So Peas
Small May 90; Fine Family SIS, ear
June IS, Marrowfat l so; soaks 90
French 20@25c each, Salmon Colur
; bia river 100, Shrmps--2 800
90. Tomatoes-3tb 80. CaIforn
fruit, Cutting -Apricots "a ID 9 65, blac
berries 3 40(d2 50; gooseberries Is; ras
4 berries . 90G3 90; strawberries 3 10. che
f; rics, white, 3 %, black, 70; peaches, yc
r low freestone, . IS; white cling, 10; plum
%; pears, %.
CANDLES-Star lie, wax Ice.
DRIED FRUIT--Apples--A sproces
. cvaporatcd, lie; No. Sliced 7@713'
bright new quarters, G$4c. Currents i
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COFFEE.

GALVESTON. Jan. N.-Wholesale dealers
report: Market unchanged; Ordinary =;
good ordinary, 2lA; fair to prime, 22H choice,
%; peaberrv. "a; govern nent Java. 30
Cash quotations were rs follows:
Fiour-Market quiet at former prices.
heat-No. aspiring wheat, 7611 957'sc.
Mess pork per Dbl 10 s7.@l8 90.
Lard, per ltC pounds, 30
short rib sides Noosej A..
Dry salted shoulders boxed 90CG6 20
Hams, steady at y O09li 90.
Whisky, distilers' furnished goods ! 05
per gallon.
ST. LOUIS Ian. p. -Flour-Dul and rang
ed from 2.2No4l.
Wheat-The market opened I.c Off from
the close OF last night. aud cl sed weak and
SIM lower; No red cash, Slt0S2' SC, closing
o,isc; January closing SIC; February, SIC, and
nominal; May. 81 ,|GSis4c, closing Sfsc June,
81 So. closing 50 &C bid.
Corn-Market lower and weak; cash. $500
4Sc; January closing 1910
Uats-M srket lower; cash, 81 &c; May, 81 &c
Cornmeal-Market steady at ~.
Whi,ky-Market -teady at | Us.
Provisions-Market lower
POrk-Nominal new mess, IA 5Ndl4 10.
Lard-Prime stream, 05 per lOO lbs.
Meats-Dry Sailed Shoulders (boxed> S7It ;
long Gear. 5O clear ribs, t2H; short
Bacon Shoulders, (boxed) l2h; long clear
% clear ribs, 30: short clears, e41a.
Hams-Market steady at 10 2)9l2 0J.
AFIERNooN HOARD.
Wheat firm; January, size; February, 81 &C;
Corn steady; January, t7}sc; February, i72s;
May, 10. &C.
Osts trm; January, SIC asked; May, 32Lsc
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. - --tlour-In good
demand and shade higher choice, 5Od3 50 ;
fancy, 3Nd4 40; extra ancy, 25Gi 30; W nter
wheat patents, 5Ugi 90; Minnesota patent
process, 5000 on.
Corn Market hrmer at DC per bushel.
Oats-Market quiet but steady; No. 2, 42c.
Cornmeal-Market quiet at . 30.
Hay-Marllet nrmer; prime l9 90; choice,
| 2l 90.
Hog Products Market irregular.
Pork, 10 37N.
Lard, refined fierce, 371a
Bulk Meats-ShOulders. p; long clear
| rits, 60
Bacon-shoulders, 6 10; long clear. s s7>.
clear ribs, w
| Hams-Choce sugar-cursd, canvassed, il 25
| Oil II.
Whisky heavy at 05(Gl 81.
| Codee-Market quiet; rio, l734G2ut4c.
| Rice In fair demand Mt i3s(9514c.
Cotton seed Products-Market dull and
| prices nominal; prime crude oils, S2c.
| Coke and Meal-l9U.
Sugar Market active and firm; open ket-
| tie, choice, 5hc; prime TO strictly prime, Sc;
| fully fair, 43sc: centrifugals, choice white,
| Il .lOc; of white, 5-l6(g6 asc choice we low
| clarified. o. sly5 II -l6Gtc; prime yellow clar-
ihed 53sc; seconds, 5ls@5hc.
| Molasses-Maiket steady; centraiugals In
| ODD demand; strictly prime Ia choice, (g
| 23c prime to good prime, 1920. Other grades
| unchanged.
KANSAS CIIN, Ian. CIV heat-Mslket
steady; No. 2 soft cash, sO}.c; May, SO bid
| Corn-sarket dull; No. y cash, EXC bid
| February, i3c hid; May, 47Hsc.
Oats-No, cash, 2sc bid. &c asked.
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CICUIAR.


OF Sc and 81 acknowledge feeling highly ated at the general expressions salts
I'VE have recognized this sterling fact that calculated add to the
o
ambition directed 1t will at that the successful interior
in his
o the collections and this position
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ST. Louis, Jan. 2i-woo; market ouiot
hnd steady; uuwashed bright med 'um
lNgSr; coarse braid. l$O2l low san,
uy. lO@ls; fine light, 1903; fine heavy, lHGl7;
sacked, l0Mll.
BosroS. Jan. "a Wool Ohio and Pensyl-
Vahia neeces. 3oG3lc; XIX. SlhQ32c; NX and
soCve, 5-S0Sc; No. |, 35,6|6c; choice MicAi-
gan extra, Nc; territory and other unwashed
woods. secured, 5i6p55c; fine, soc; fine medium
and other grades unchanged.
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Cash quotations were as follows
Flonr-Dull and neglected. Prices steady
and unchanged. Wheat, No. ,, red, 81 bid.
No. corn, 412.. Mess pork, s001$l4.
Lard, per 100 pounds, $7.35. Short-ribs,
sides Coose) $1r4O045. Dry sailed should
ers, (boxed) $5.90M$d Short clear sides,
(boxed) s.; $1,000
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IARKETS BY WIRE,
FINANCIAL,

rSc1I,H coNsoLs
bis Ian. 2t-Cons,olss closed 'o- l''io'
y silver at a )-lo1'
MONEY,
.. IAN. q Money on call easy at
lohh last loan at S1g. closing offered
cens, ,' mercantile paper, s. 1OS, 90
PRIME iull but steady at A 81 Tor
eNeIiIs" and a ~. for demand.
srocks AND BONDS.
yak Jan. 2l.--Stocks ana oohds
~ following prices Dlu.
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Id n NIX, Jan "a cotton spots closed
Grerusn q ansed sales ~; stock, 23s $40.
3 ssIses 'oSe odo dull but steady, 2 to points
b.54a55 wv; January l0.to@52; Febru-
10 Mas ."areh' u. tf(G67; April, l0.7307i;
n '' p september, lO,4sG5
Dpney' silver, A. sic ''o'eu '0| 'I''o
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"aN AND PRODUCE,
phicAGo PRODUCE MARKET.

~ A H'r Jan. "A The markets on change
IN ,". anu dragging this morning with
ar,id,a session Of the pits, All the &C
4. W. oPehed lower in spite of light re-
way wheat started !. off at 50. The
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-25
GALV ESTON COTTON.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

UhLEANs, Jan u. Spot cotton closed
INV Unchanged; sales 1900, bales /;
res es opened barely steady and closed
s ~ point lower; January, Feb
snd Mach unchanged.
o,olOi stOck, 3SO.lT0
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WOOL.

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22
HOME. FARM AND GARDEN.

II The Loys aud girls can ~ in
duced % pull we',.ls. fight potato bug
and spend part ~ each day in the gar
den. II viii pay IN health II not in
money.
To cleanse chamois skin. run into
II plenty 81 soft soap. lct II III ia q
warm solution 81 soda water for two
hours. rnD clean. and rinse In warm
water In which soda and hard soap
have been dissolved. Cool HoEsekesy-
ing.
-wafcr-Cresses-- Wash well. pick oG
decayed leaves and leave Ia ice-ra;cr
until you are ready 10 eat them They
should then bc well shaken free q
wet and piled lightly IA glass dish
Eat with salt. They are piquent APP
I.efizer on sultry mornings and very
wholesome
1t i great mistake 10 fence OF .
farm vegetable garden. and lay
il out in beds which require hand
culture. Make the garden in the open
field. and plant in long rows. wide
enough apart 70 cultivate with horse.
and the greater part Of the labor vii.
be saved.
-'' Preserves 81 any kini 10 be per-
feet must be made with The greatest
care Economy Of time and TO ;ble Il
a waste 81 fruit and Sugar TIE hest
are made BY putting only small
amount 81 fruit into the sirup after IL
has been clarified. as IL is difficult 20
watch large quantity to insure its
being done to turn
-Bcgonias grow well in light.
sandy loan with small addition 81
leaf mold They are quite AZ home in
The shade. hut require a moist. warm
temperature TO fully develop the beauty
Of the foliage. They do tolerably well
as room plants. hut the dry air robs
the colois Of their briliiancy- Never
theless. they are still handsome and
Interesting plants in rooms
What is called thirty-grain ..so<ia
test " vinegar is strong enough for al
practical purposes. aud we may add
that this is the standard strength -
used by the manufacturers Of pickles
Of various kinis- To test a sample Of
vinegar. weigh out thirty grains Of
bicarbonate Of soda and one troy
ounce Of vinegar II the vinegar will
neutralizc the whole Of il. the vinegar
may be considered as thirty grains
strength: II il docs not. then il is be-
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THE KINGS DAUGHTERS.

4 Charitable secsssy which h Dos.x
4 Much Good - the Easf-
| As for the kind Of work accomplished
! BY this remarkable sisferhood. IL il too
| varied and extensive 10 BE- recorded in
detail There are Tens that visit the
sick. Tens that supply the hospitals
and homes with flowers. Tens that sup
port foreign missionaries Tens that
endow beds in hospitals. Tens that pro
vide pleasant country homes for de-
serving poor and Tens that simply
"bridle their tongue" and '-endeavor
70 live in charity with AL men" al
lin His name"
The cash girls in Macy's are known
As ''the little doorkecpcrS whose
unique motto Is lord. keep Thou the
door Of my mouth" and there are
Heartscasr Tens Of little children who
cultivate pznsics for the hospitals
There are the Quiet Tens in schools.
and the Courteous Tens. who claim
that Kings Daughters should ever
display the manners OF The COURT the
Old Maids Tens Of helpful. unappro-
priated blessings and the Old Ladies'
Ten. whose yonn -est member il mere
than eighty years old. and whose old
est member donned the silver cross on
her one hundredth birthday; the Faith
full Tens in guilds; the Lcck-ur-Tens
In deaf mutcs' homes; and even in the
Homes for Incurables. :he patients
waiting for death havoc rganixed them
selves into a Considerable Ten. who
shall cnieavor 10 make their nurses
labor = light as possible
One Of the Young Ladies Tens in
Boston. sent loads Of sand to the fene-
ment yards in the city for poor chill
dren 20 play in. and the graduating
class Of fashionable boarding school
calling themselves the Continuing
Ten have adopted little girl and
intend 20 provide for her and give her
all the advantages ~ culture and ciu-
cation which they have received Mu-
steal Tens Of the most cultured and
gifted ladies in the city devote their
talents to the entertainment Of the
poor. and. also. through their use in
Cn1TllIUlt tNulfNA& atEMUlNlAl8 lNuA<
for the support 81 various missions
thus bringing into use the talent q
the wealthy for the benefit Of the poor.
One Of the King Daughters Mrs
X IL Townsend. Of New York. has
built an annex 70 Bellevue Hospital
called the Cottage. AZ an expense q
twelve Thousand dollars and other
Daughters Of The King have furnished \
4 with all the luxurious appointments
found In their own beautiful homes
Carved In the stone well j. the legend
In His Name and when Bishop
Potter laid the corner stone of the
building the trowcl was decorated
with purple ribbon. while the KEYS
Of the building whoa delivered to tho
city commissioners. were siei wish the
royal color. the center ~ the organ
ixafion IL Miss g. H. Libbsy. 10 Wash
ington Place. New York City \
6Un
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selves Or Their Fri<adX-
Doh worry. my son. don't worry.
~, lo"s worry about some thing that you
mink may happen tomorrow. because
,'u may die tonight. and Tomorrow
VII md you beyond the reach Of wor-
~ Don't worry over q thing that
ssapPened yesterday. because ycstcr-
say = = hundred years away. II you
.on ! believe IL just try to reach after Il.
~ orIng Il back Don't worry about
say Thing that i happening to-day.
reause to-day will only last fifteen or
."enly minutes. II you don't believe
eii your creditors you'll be ready
"se'tlc IN full with them AZ sunset.
cont worry about things you can't
e'R because worry only makes them
''rse- Don't worry about things you
.an help. because then there's no need
worry. Don'tworry at all. II you
ant to be penitcnt now and Their. il
.ont hurt you bit TO 20 into the
,,aekcloth and ashes business u little.
! vii DO YOU good. II YOU want 70
nv little once in q long while. that
III bad thing II you feel like go
s ont and clubbing yourself &C.
s'.%..i.onaily. ] think you need IL and
n. lend you helping hand At IL. and
Z, ~ plaster on you afterward. All
use aese things will do you good. But
,sp ,lry. worry. worry. fret. fret. fret
~ there's neither sorrow. pcnifence.
M shg'h. pcnance. reformation. hope
NJ resolution In II. Its just worry.
s'deue. IN Brcokiyn Eagle
"a pound ~ sooxs. x.i.lI aL....s ~ -
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". Pfereess Rovor-
~ fGe PrescPfpefon = the
oucrrUwrh- Or re<1<. Of
uIo wamru rhs great and vairlzbic
III WU \ exp<ricnce- Thousands
% teSriuouiAlA rcccived
fro. pa<s-n<< snt fr,n phyacians Who
have tex<<t q il rhe more 1Ewrnvn<ed and
ohusl1n<e enEeS ski<1 I'D baDed their skill
prove & % D. to nnogc vonderfnl remedy
ever tersnr5 - fhe relsef md cure Of suf-
fer1ng wu-ren- II = noe recoUnented q
o-cxzrr-1L- Boz - . uog9 perfect Specific
for wouann peculiar dl1cnac&
A. : powerful, -.
ytgoTastng sOnfcs Il
III \ impArrs srreogfn % the
wko< svUem- and 20 the
III r. Uterus. % womb ard 10
-. sppeazsrA i parslcl-
nr- For ovcrworke1
~wurr oct run town-- deb<Il<1<sd
sssrk<rA zlli.<EN tressn.keA eean-
wrxwR -sAop-K1rtk hou9rkecperA nuns
~ mceh<rx sn1 feebtc women genernIly.
d. P<rc<s Favori<e Pruscrip<t0o = -
grrnsew enrfhIy bpoo- being unrquAIed -
. appr<zing CORDIAL nd restorative tonic
ID pRoD1frs d1EeG<lon 81 onn1minfI01 Of
f0cl cures nAzznrn- weakne0 % STOMACH.
D1lgssEso1. bbouki1g - srucsnkions q -
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UNCOVERED s::: !: :; Is:
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t.<n<- Ik..s .1.s- r.~s =. }. -f.ry
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$500 I.-s = .l'z.-s - ti<s. ~eA q gs =. y<..g
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s1<ssr< IN e<<< F>s<t ~ - 80 ne.<r r<&lrG
n-n<s 49, CO. 80 49, E<~..< rN 49, = -. =
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I SooTIIIl
uEnVuIE.

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III 0UU mervtne, = Fsvorife
Prescripeion~ = une-
III uQralcd and = Invaluable
In allAying md subdn-
fng nervous excitabiI-
~. frrifnbilify. exhaustion. pruetr1fio1-
hyg<er1A- eposrus and Other distressing.
nervous symptoms COMMONLY attendant
upon functional and organic diseasr or
the womb IL induces refreshing deep
and relieves mental anxieU and -
y. Pieree,s Ravsrsss Prssersp-
den % = legietmaee medicine,
c.rcfuIIy compounded by a experienced
and sktLlful phyniciAn. and adapted 70
womans delicafs organization. 10 =
purely ve{etao.e - 4. compoeItion and
condifion u ths sysfem-
. :. Il prsgna.ey, -
III UIukBS Il -noshers cordlal,"
= krclicving n0ue<a~ weak
DMW1I ncm Of stomach and
tons common 20 that
so.dltios, = = V. = hegs Up n she
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1has been before the public
now about ten years. and "
that time has proved itself
Ito be al that il has been
represented
It IS purely vegetable,
Alcontains nothing harmful. and
AIDOES purify the blood
~ land CURE disease, - il
puts the kidneys. the only
blood purifying organs, in
complete health
- It Cures Permanently
I'VE have tens q thousands Of
Testimonial % this effect from
I PecPle who we're cured years
. ago and who are well to-day
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Il Is : Scientific Specific,
was not put upon the market
until thoroughly tested. and
has the endorsement of Prot !
is a baltimore. ~ A. Pm. l
IL d.. Omrial Analyst al
foods and medicines n. IL
State Board Of Health and
scores Of eminent chemists
physicians and professional
exPertx
H IL Warner 3 ca. dol
lot cure everything from
one bottle, they having
specific for each important |
disease. Fight shy q any
preparation which claims infzl-
libilify.
The testimonials printed By
h. IL Warner 4 Co are. son
FAR - they know. positively |
genuine. For tie past Eve
years they hare hai ; standing !
cGcr u $500 for proof toU
The contrary. II Jon are SICK
and want to get veil, Ne
warnor'e eafa n
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OUTGROWTH or ~ VAST EXPE

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y. = they imagine. sc fro1
Ilfion. o. proolF1f1o1. anofheI
i6cFcnf, o. over-bugy doctor.
when. IN reality. they are Il
rncournEeo HI practice unit
delay. wrong treatment and
20 fhe co11e<. would haze "a
ngfeod q prolonged misery.
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troubles sem leaving under the benign Influence Or
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for ne ana may God hless ron q your good wos1s.
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ven - Y Ever Ws-Nn Jonx ezEwAE1 q 01gPsxq
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medicines took s3.I oot.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-06-22

Nh h. II. CAnpnrrx. d Oakland. co1G
1orH<0. writes: had hen troubled Al
ny life with hyslerical 6ltacks ana par
oxyume. or spasmG. and periodical recur-
rcncc1 Of severe hcndnchc. hut nnce have
been using your Favorife Preocrption I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-10-18

The following in the Cleveland
(O.) Press, from Hon, Frank Hurd,
should be OF Jnterest to the poor
nan wherever he msy be. He
says: The duties have not been
levied 50 as to make the burdens as
light as practicable for the poor,
On the contrary they fall most
heavily upon them. In wooden
goods the highest rates are upon
the cheapest articles which the poor
buy. Diamonds. spices and many
other Injuries are lightly taxed
while duties upon clothing, manu-
featured articles Of iron. pottery
and glassware are heavy, in many
instances reaching ltti Per ceut. ed
valorem.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-10-18

We publish to-day a communi-
cation from Rev.Thomas r. Fetch
err, one of the best known and most
influential colored men in this State
declaring himself for tariff reform
and his purpose to break away
from Republican bondage. Mr..
Fletcher's reasons are strongly sta
ted, and form convincing argu-
ment that appeals not onlNto those
of his own race, but to every man
who would consult his best inter
ests. Mr.. Fletcher is man OF ed
ucation and character, having been
for years prominent in the counsels
of the African NJ. E, Church, and
twice delegate to the general con-
ference. He courageously leads
the way for HIS race out of the po-
litical wilderness, and makes the
path so plain that many Others
must follow. Mr.. Flotches's course
is the most sensational political
episode of the campaign in Ken
tucky-True Blue Democrat.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-10-18

The Albany Argus says: "a tax
levied upon the entire community
for the benefit of a few monopolies
is what the Republicans call pro-
tecting the industries of the coun-
try.
The workingman who buys a
coat pays heavy royalty into the
Golfers of the wooden manufacturer,
and if he manages to save enough
to put up little house of his own
he has to contribute two dollars on
every thousand feet of lumber tow
ard a rich, insatiate, ring. The
protection all goes to the rings, and
the people are stripped to enrich
them. Yet teey call it guarding
the interest of the wage earners."
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-10-18


A New Fork special to the Phil
adeiphia Time, SAYS; son Saturday
evening over a game OF poker al
Hontoon's 4p-town saloon, when
the champagne was flowing freely,
a young man from Connecticut by
the name of Tilorsnn. of unlimi ed
means, bantered Col. William
Brown, Of the Evening News, OF
New York, to bet on New York
State Brown wanted to bet $4,000
on Cleveland to $4,000 on Harri.
son, and it was finally agreed that
ITilotson should put up $4,000 or
Harrison sgainst Browns $4,000
that New York would 90 for Cleve
land. Early in the morning Brown
went to tie Gilsey House and rous
ed Mr.. Hickey, the recognized au
thority on betting. Mr., Hickey
told Colonel Brown that he haC
done Just right and gave $500 foi
half of the bet. To-day Ricke,
came down to the Hoffman anc
vainly sought to get another bet o
$2o,Oooto $4,000 1t looks SAT,
for tho Democrats, when New Yorl
people are willing 70 wager at sucl
cd Dis.