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PnDdr CRupF ou,--3l@32c; prime summer
yellow, 35@30c; choice cooking summer
yellow, 30ai0c; prime cotton seed meal,
si050@iTOO carload lots; less than car
Load ana On6,fQ IN
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving,
Meycmepfs M 1he Leyee.

Arrivals-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso, Tiptonville; Granite State, Cincin-
natl.
Departures-Kate Adams, Arkansas City;
Gayoso Tiptonyille.
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wmuiSoroS, n. C., May H.-Turpentine---
Firm nj 1ic.
CLrynASp, o., May i7.--pciroleum..-
Easy; = ". iiOs, INC.
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new, $45Oa5.o 90 per brl; sweet potatoes, s2.75
(a3.00 per bril-
Zoos. Dull; bxs, 10lEc cases lie.
NuTs--Cocoanuts, 500 per 100. Peanuts,
Virginia, &c; Tennessee, farmers stock, 36D
&c; roasted, 2Hc higher; shellcd, l0c. Pc
cans, Texas, 9Cgl2c.
RAIsINs---London layers $500; layers,
$2.75; California, 1926.
-Butterine, l5@20c; creamery, %
@30c dairy, 10000 country butter, l2Cgl5c.
CIpER--0zark, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per
half brl.
VINroAn---Per gal. s@i2c:
MISCELLANEOUS.
WHISKY Straight Kentucky Bourbon,
$l5O@00O Robinson and Lincoln cousties,
Tenn, sharp advance, Si.50@300; Eastern
ryes. $1.S5(dG.00 according 10 age and make;
common WHISKY, 0Oc@$l25, according to
proof.
srEDs---Red clover, A.75 per bu; timothy,
$50 per Blu herds, O5c per bu; blue grass,
81 % per bu; orchard grnss, 81. i00Jl so per
buj German millctt, $l25@l5O per bu.
BAGGING---6OI1c.
TIEs--$l O0Gl.l5.
sHoT--Drop, Sl.i5i buck, Si75.
LEAD---6Isc.
NAILs.-.Iron. $40; steel. 50. 25@2.35.
POWDER -- Kegs, 800; half kegs, 500;
quarter kegs, sl,75.
IIipEs---Dry flint No. /, 10@i1c; No. q ia
SCI dry salted, 5lSg7c green sailed, No. J.,
6ci No. 2, 3lEc green, 3Ggic; sheepskins loo
@si.00; irregular
TonAcoo-.-Common 25@35c; other grades,
356rS5c.
sNurr CARROTS, Sl0s5; Ralph's, sl025 I;
railroad So Gail d AK, $500.
Coal on---Prlme white, Wholesale lots, l0c
per gal
BErswAx-isM20c.
TALLow--3MIc.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashed, o@
i3c; clear grease wool, 20d25c; bury washed,
2O@30c; tub washed, 30G3ic.
Live stock.
LAMBs-Choice, $500; common to good,
per head, S3.O06p3.50.
Hoos-Choice light &c; good, &c; COM
mon &c.
GRAss CArTLr-Cholcc, 4aisIc; good, 81
61ic; fair TO medium, &c; scallawags, 5000
nor hcal
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stnge Of the Rivers.

OFFICE SIGNAL SERVICE, y. g A.,
MEMPHIS, May ~, p. m.
The following observations are taken At all sta.
lions named In the 10th meridian time, which Il
one hour later than Memphls time.
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QrnIn ara rre,I.Inn..

Cafcaoo, H., May i7.-opcmtlons on
business In the wheat pit aud with broad
aud fairly active markets In other grains
and provisions Wheat was the leader In
Interested, and was excited and unsettled
throughout the session. Tmding was enor.
nous, and even the biggest operators were
lost tra,k " at times. Conditions wcrc little
changed. The legitimate market and weather
conditions counted for little In the pit but
all hinged ON what the big spectators were
doing livery big trader herr. n he i an
open buyer. 4 credited with easing the mark.
81 by selling under cover and u he Il an
open seller he Il changed with taking wheat
Through unknown brokers. The situation
u particularly interesting, and the action "
the market was one Of big plungcs and quick
dcprcs,ions, while all the time the turning
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE,

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing 81. per $1,000 premium selling. New
Orleans, 20 discount buying; 81 premium
selling. Cincinnati 81. Louis and Louis
willie. demand par buying, $3.50 per 1000
premium selling,
No meeting of the stock call board was
held today. Local and other securities arc
unchanged.
The local cotton market closed quiet and
steady. Sales, 800 bales.
At New Orleans spots closed steady with
futures dull but steady, and on 20 o
points. Liverpool closed steady and demand
fair Ordinary, good ordinary, low mid
ding and good middling went of lied; mid.
ding uplands and Orleans unchanged.
Hubbard Price & Co. say; "The market
was exceedingly dull with slight fluctuations.
Tho market opened at decline at points
below last nights close, showed stcadiness
exhibiting the timidity OF the local short in
terest which seems too nervous TO make any
attempt to depress prices. To some extent
the approaching holidays on Liverpool may
be called q reason why local operators re-
frain from new or larger operations, and
with the entire absence Of outside orders,
the trading is almost left TO the scalpers
Tonighi's closing shows loss Of 10 o
points on the old, and 10 points ON the
new crop months"
Ellison's revised figures are rs fellows
epinners stocks, May I, $4,000 bales Great
Britain, 504 900 bales continent total, O0g,-
900 bales, against s6s, 600 bales, $4,000 bales
respectively; total, 9O3, 600 bales same time
last year, and 3Cs, 600 and 40s0OO bales re-
spectiyely; total, $4,000 bales April /.
Estimated weekly consumption, 1900 bales
Great Britain, 1900 continent; total, lac 600
bales, against $4,000 and 1900 respectively;
total, $4,000 bales In April. The increase
Of consumption seemed 10 be balanced by
increase Of stock, and the effect was unim-
pcriant .
IMPORTS.
Fifteen brls apples 90 hrls beans and peas
~ pkgs butter, 800 pkgs bacon, I2 pkg
boots aud shoes $500 bu corn, 25 pkg
cheese, $50 sks coffee. 10 brls lime. go brl,
cement, l,6e0 sks cotton seed, : cars cotton
seed o. pigs dry goods IS pkgs eggs, Oh
brls Hour, l,l60 bales hay, az pkgs hats a.
I'D hogs. 20 hi cattle, 10 hi horses and
mules, tgJ pkgs lard, i22,OOO Il lumber,
"a pkg liquors, 300 brls meal, 10 brls mo-
lAsscs, 1900 bu oats. 10 bris onions li2 brls
potatoes, o cars pork sides - pkgs rice, 600
brls sugar, 22 pkgs tobacco, COO bu wheat
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Ex.
CHANGE 50 PREM. SELLING.

Cotton Quiet and steady-Middiing Cot.
4 ton e-iec-. Sales Today, 400 Bales
The Tone OF the General Market
5teady--Meats Firm.
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Amer Three fear..

w. Y. Walton, Of Springfield. Tenn, SAYS
4 have been suffering with neuralgia In The
face and head, OF and on, tor three years. I
purchased boz Of Or. Tanners fnfallible
Neuralgia Cure. and took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms OF neuralgia
since. Itgivcs me pleasure 10 recommend H."
Rangum Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 10 cent, per bon. Sold al
Holsters drug store. 2s3 Main street
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Wool.
No, May ~ wool--C


NTw IoHE, May i7.-WoOlcn goods were
In good delivery on autumn orders Of cloth.
ing woolens, but new plgs were nominal
and the market very dull Cotton goods
were In the quiet request Of previous 70.
uofla
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LONDON, May ~, 4 pm. -Consols closed
ht % i.i8 for money and ~ $40 for the ac-
count Iiar silver, AKA Per ounce. The
amount of bullion Withdrawn from the
Hank Of England ON bal anccs today was
fiOOO. The bullion w the Hank Of En.
gland increased flOi,O0O during the pasi
week. The proportion " the Bank OF
England vscrye 10 liability Il now SSoo
per cent.
Pans MAY i7.-Thrce per cent rcntes s2f.
Aoc Tor the account The weekly statement
81 the Hank Of France shows an increase Of
10000 gold, and !, 22a0 0of silver.
BANK CLEARixGa
cmo,eo H., May H.-Cleahngs were 90,
10000
NJ. Louis, Mo-, Mayl7.-Clcaringz t25O0,
73D, balances, tJ05,2i0
Nrw lonK, May i7.-Clearings. o5,5O5,
b05; balances, ta,SS2,t0i.
DofroS, Mass, Mayi7.-Cicarlngs Nt,sis,.
$50, balances, u, $50, SSs,
BAlrNonE. Nd, May iT.--Clcarings, g.,
i02, 100. balances. tJs2,tS5.
fmLAngLruiA, Pa, May 7.-Cleahng,
OIL ,ur1, tno, balances. t2,ia9 egl.
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AprE.Loryfcr,

THuEspAy EVENING May IL. 1855.
Money Is in good request good supply,
and firm is per cent.
The Gle /fng-house report Is rs follows:
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hand. and Sfacl.s

The following list Is corrciod regularly,
and may be rcgardeda rs the latest quotations;
hank STOCKS.
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t.rocerie-.

CorTrr- Common. 1870. ordinary, i0lfc
fair Ike. prime Rio, islso; choice b. fancy,
.1itc. old government 2pCtaic, strong.
SugAR-fuc white, iGAc, on white, 0k@
&C. yellow clarified, Gi.tG' g. open Kettle,
hAmAAc. refined A, csc, standard gmnu.
lated, 1'tc; plantation gmnulatcd. ne,
powdered, n; cut loaf NJ; steady.
Rcr.-i.ouislana, 5't@6c. Carolina, 0liCt
20, quiet
ClSSrn Ooons.--pinc apples, q. IS Peaches
2 lbs, standard, 500. ; Zoe, standard. e 20,
second, ti.bo. lbs standard taOo. Toma.
toes 2 lbs, standard, fiON . ihs, standard,
STA. simwbcries NTb Raspbcrrics.
ti.O. illackbcrries, Al. i0Cal.2 Grccn gagcs,
~ 756ti.s5. rcars. ~. 2O,ai.55. Plums, al n,
@t7A Asparagus, t2.OStgt2a. Green corn.
81. 2seii.i0 CrVcn peas, si.OnOti.po. Cove
oysier, full weight, l 10, aSc, 2 lhs, q. as
clio. light weight I H. OOdGac, 2 lbs.
$40 Condensed milk, Crown, MING ~,
Eagle. E.Tb. Swiss, ISIS. salmon, ~ ss.
Safdincs, S.si. mustard sarlincs, $50.
Mackcrl, q ~ herring mackercl, ti25;
CANpiu-Siick, oil siECs, in bxs. pals and
hfls saloc; fancy assorted, SOLE. extra
fancy is@2sc; firm.
CHEur-New York factory, CAS-. iull
cram, i2diac; Young America, iaCtilc.
soar AM CANnir soap, Jgjhc. Can.
dies full weight, sAd0c.
RIArcH- s'sG3fc
sALT--Saginaw. si.3oC9i.a5 per hrl; Ohio
river a. nt IS Ter hfl, sis fine, tl.a5Ci
i.lo coarse, ti.iOofi.iS pkts, 2Aa5c
Mot,ssrs-louisiana, common 20 fair y
c2oci prime 90 choice, al'aasc. fancy, t0(t
tcc' common 10 fair, 0@2Sci syrup @,stoci
quiet
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n no. M&LRRac. swRRik Kc.s&
n n axe N A ID RR, TO- steamer. SEQ
wagons. q Total. az bales
rEporH-M A q m La n, y Total. q
t<lcs
NEW YORK.
Spots opened steady and closed quiet
niddiing ior. Sales 2ss bales Quota.
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f. II. Greely has just purchased and will
stand at his farm in Trenton, the ful-bleoded
jersey bull. Noble Link" registered 1906.
Mrs. Geo. T. Clark offers for sale very
desirable hotel stand at Franklin Road station
See her advertisement in another column.
Or. Geo. A. Lord Of Amherst. is slowly
gaining up from his late very severe illness.
MIR. Geo. z. Osgood is building a 32x45
addition to his livery stable on Franklin street.
Workmen are engaged in laying plank
walk ON the grayeled sidewalk on State street
above Central street II i possible that gray-
elei sidewalks may be made to answer the
purpose for which they were intended. but so
far they have proved failures IN this city at
the time when sidewalks are most needed, in
the mud season Of spring.
Re, T. IT, poanc, formerly Of Deer Islc,
has resigned his pastorate At Freedom. y. H.,
TO become pastor Of the Baptist church at
Shlpcigh Maine.
MIR James Lafiin /. seriously i'll AZ the
residence Of hi daughter Mrs. Eodcrick Me
Donald.
-frrnchmau's Bay sold Of to 10. IN the Bos-
ton stock market. "Wednesday. The directors
mo; and advanced the price 81 laud To % cents
prr foot for -pnd lnt,. aul to 10 cent, for poor
one, II which latter there are declared to BE-
not over fifteen per cent. Of A. Heretofore
>al,> have been made at 10 cents and cents
M the different grades, hui ouly Very few
ch.rn Ints have been >oid. It was aI,r decided
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THE BOSTON STAR

saws Dr. kaufmann> great book % diseases.
it, causes and home cure, with fine colnred
plates. j. the best work ever published. send
three cent stamps. To pay postage, 10 \. T.
Drdwav X Co, Boston Mass. and receive IA
copy free.
DO not suffer from sick headache mo-
ment longer. IL i. not necessary. Carriers
Little Liver Pills will cure YOU, Dose, one lit
tie pill. Small price. Small dose. Small pill
In the spring, hundred. Of persons suffer
from boils, carbuncles, and other eruptiye dis
eases. These are evidences that the system is
TRYING to purge itself Of impurities, and that
il needs the powerful aid which is afforded by
the use of Ayers sarsaparilla.
Something that will quiet the nerves. give
strength to the body, induce refreshing sleep,
improve the quality Of the blood, and purify
and brighten the complexion, is what many
persons would be very glad TO obtain. Car
ter's Iron Pills are made for exactly this class
of troubles, and are remarkably successful in
accomplishing the ends desired, as named
above. They are useful for both men and wo-
men. Price 80 cents a box.
For constipation. .'liyer complaint" or
biiiousness. sick headache, and all diseases
arising from a disordered condition OF the liver
and stomach. take DIR. Pisrce's Pleasant Pur-
gatiye Pellets-a gentle laxative or active
cathartic, according TO size Of dose.
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Memorial Day.
HE,nqr AErfE~ WM H. II RICE Posi-.
NJ s.. DErtErMF>I ~ M,I>E, q. A. X, =
Ellsworth. May !. l->s. }

YN,. JPr,t- I,-r
I'',',..,,,,,., ,,'u.,>, !
-. g.,
ORDER ~. n.
l. Id accordance with the Rules and
Regulations Of our order AMI pursuant to
General Orders. Headquarters 6. J. r.,
aud General orders NJ. 3, Department
Headquarters "Wednesday, MAY 3r. wili ~
observed III Ellsworth, a, Memorial Day.
II Il j. earnestly requested that ha2s
on buildings amt on the shipping be dis
played al half mast during the day ami
That all places Of business b. closed be-
tween thu hours of o'clock Z. NJ. and ;
O'Clock p "
III Ate O'Clock T. M, detachmcnts
from till, post Viii proceed to the several
outlyiug cemeteries 20 decorate the graves
Of soldiers and sailors A. follows,
At Wuodbine and 81. 1o>cph'~ Catholic
cemeteries W. b. Campbell +. y. Gould,
Samuel Goodwin, VIM. Small and Abicl
Mcfarland.
At the Congregational Church-S. y.
Virgin and I J. Holmes
At North Ellsworth II Davis, J. A.
Mctiown. A. T. Phillips.
Al Ellsworth Fails. f. Whitcomb, 4.
Hunt, d. Lyman, e. II. Haynes.
Catholic Cemetery on High Street-M.
Downev. Jere Harrington.
Bccchland and Riscr>de-F. \. Macon
Der +. Bonsey
North Hancock-John Malone, \. W.
Curtis
Lamoine-D. Y. Mcfarland, G. W.
Young, \. b. Young.
Waltham-A. W. G0ogins, G. ID. WILDER.
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Miss Lizzie Hinckley is teaching school
at West Trenton.
Mr.. Anderson of Bangor Theological
seminary, preached in Union Hall last
Sunday evening
Miss Carrie Hastings is teaching school
at East Ellsworth.
Mr.. Albert Lord will reopen his Sabbath
school, at East Ellsworth next Sunday.
The Sabbath school on the shore road
commenced its second year last Sunday
electIng the following list of officers !;
Superintendent. Hiram Bartlett; Asst
Superintendent, Carrie Cochrane; Secre-
tary, Annie kincaid. Treasurer, Florence
McGown; Librarian, Lulie Severence;
Finance Committee. Hiram Bartlett,
Charles Joy, Mrs. Douglass; Library Com.
Lulie Severance. Inez Douglass, Nellie
Brown.
Mr.. aud Mrs F. T.. Itartshorn left on
the ) AZ train this morning for short
trip to Boston, New Haven and Spring
field They will stay in Boston over
night leaving for Springfield in the
morning. They will be absent from home
about a week or ten days.
Last Thursday the bulk head to the
stream flumc Of Whitcomb, Haynes 4
COS mill gave way under the pressure Of
water They have large crew AZ work
replacing The damaged fume. II was
found necessary to build a temporary dam
IN front Of the mill The damages viii
probably pc about 5000.
Mi William Brown has another heir.
Mrs Fred Dorr is quite sick.
Mis- Sadie Joy commenced her first
term ~ school to-day 81 the shore road
Miss Carrie Cochrane commenced her
lahnr~ A. teacher on Infant street, last
Monday
Mrs. Lowerec returned on the : - train
this evening
May :. b. II.
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Az EXPLANATION.

What /. TIL, '.neryou- trouble" with which
% many seem now to be afflicted: II YOU will
remember Il few wears ago the wort Maiaria
was comparatively unknown.-t today 1t i ~
common a, any word in the English language.
vrt thi~ word covers only The meaning ~ an
other word used hy our forefaiher> IN times
n,.r "a il i with nervous Diseases. a they
and Malaria are intended to cover what our
grandfathcr- called Bili"u,nc~-. and all are
caused BIZ troubles that arise from diseased
condition Of the Liver which in performing IL
functions. finding II cannot dispose OF the bile
through the ordinary channel. j. compelled TO
pa. il OF through the system. causing ner-
YOU, troubles Malaria, Bilious Fever, etc.
You who are suffering can we'll appreciate i
cure. We recommend Green, August Flow
or. It, cures are marvellous. lyr42 ow
-PALMER'S SKIN-SUCCEss positively rure-
skin diseases. Soap and ointment, cleanse and
heal Sold At the drug store OF ;. u. Niggin.
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Married.

Lamoine-Mav : nv Rev. Howard 3. Tillen,
Caut cha. II. Hodgkins Of Lamoine, ami Miss
Grace II. Leland of Trenton.
tprIand-AIav :, hy Rev. II. W. Norton, Mr.. Al
tred L. smith u Buck,por;, and Mrs Jane A.
~fnekwpll Of Dclham.
Fran kiin-Muy i. by Rev. j. Il. bowler, Mr..
george Il Cline OF Hancock and Miss Julia In.
mJl Of Franklin,
lsluehIlI-May :, Is Rev. J. + Eveleth MIR.
Caiyin Turner Of BANGOR, AMI Miss bora J.
Robert, OF Bruoklin.
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Obituary notices LegoHd the Date Name and
ige must Le paid Tor At the rafe Of ten cents line.
Ellsworth-siay 4, Mr. Oliver p Thomas, aged
81 years.
May p Mr.. Orison Call, aged 81 years, month
and 20 days.
wife of Capt Russell Torey.
Apr p. Capt Chas. J. Guptill, aged 90 years
Tremont-Apr. 26, Mrs Data, widow of the late
Morris I. Rich, aged 20 years, months and
DAYS.
Castine-May 3, Mr. Matthew +. Weber, aged
81 years and months.
Surry-May 1, Mary Trcworgy, aged Il years,
: months and 2j days.
Franklin-May 4, Mrs. Nancy Bragdon, aged 50
years and months
Augusta, Insane Asylum-Apr. %. Col. William
II. Darling Of Bluehill.
Nashua, \. H-Mar. :, Mr. Henry ). Ashley,
formerly of Sullivan. aged is years.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. May ), lsSS.
+. NJ. Ambrose. 81 Mr.. Vienna A. Blake.
LlsweiiVn CltNeland. Mrs Fannie ID. GRAY,
Andrew NJ kenneY II. Pettengil,
\. &. Wentworth.
Plt,gSe r;ill for advertised letters.
A. W. GREEDY. p. NJ.
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Dependency, ,leeplessne>s and Genera
Debility Weld 70 the curative properties in
Or. All<ton'- Blood Tonic and Nerve InviG-
orator. MAY.
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IN Board OF Mayor and Aldermen,
May 1. 1898.
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Whom she "a. a Child she cr,e.i for c astoria
whcu .h- bocau- Ms. n" c!nns % astoria,
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The Illinois Republican State convcn-
tiun was held Wednesday. The delegates
t. Chicago were instructed to work for
Judge Gresham
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The Senate passed l02 pension bills in
IS minutes Wednesday afternoon.
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LADIES'!
DO Your own Dyeing, at Home, with
PEERLESS DYES

They will dye everything. They sold every
where Price loo. a package-40 col0rs. They
have no equal for strength, Brightness, Amount
In Packages or for Fastness Of Color, or non fat
ing Qualities They do not crock or smut. For
sale by e. A. PARCHER, Ellsworth, Me. ly3
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Foreign Po,t-

Vera Crul-Ar Apr %, bark Mar Hale, iiig
gin-, <rw York
rort ~pa!n-Ar Apr Is. bark Dr,s-cr Park
kcr, for Delaware BreLkHatcr
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EASTMAN BROS. & BANCROFT

is2 q 1911 Congress st. Portland. We.
2mlS
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74E4T-L9psGR0Sc0 5f2 HaASt ~
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-03-31

W ~. lloyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ga say:
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Biters aud Buck
lens Arnica save for four years
Have never haudlcd rem DIES that
sell as well. or give such universal
satisfaction. There have been some
wonderful cures Effected by these
medicines in this city. several ca. cs
of pronounced Con sumption have
been entirely cured by use of fe "
bottles Of DR. Kings New Discovery,
taken IN connection with Electric
Bitters We guarantee them always.
Sold by Behrens Il Castles.
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In d",ernning The distances Of stars anGd-
lar measurements are made at Intervals of
six months. the paralaX bclug the apparent
change ut position which results from shift
ing the point of view about lNn,O0HHVj miles,
the diameter Of the carth's orbit Even with
this immense base linz, the direction in which
the stars are seen is scarcely altered. The
paralaX of about a dozen stars, varying be
tween U9l9 seconds and o. 46 seconds, has
nov been determined. The nearest star to
Us is Alpha Centauri, distant about O,l9d,
200 900 miles. The average distance OF first
magnitude stars is probably several times as
great us Boston Budget.
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Does plumbing and gas lifting on
short notice and guarantees saustac-
ton, Gas machines put in at private
residences.
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ID, Il, Moberly's. square market
handles the best beet money can buy.
Fish aud oysters fresh every day All
orders receive prompt attention.
Telephone connection a triNl order
solicited.
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Gabet. Brotn'rs, at their new
,tand on south Fourth street, have
one of the very handsomest stocks of
imported and American suljings
which the waco market has ever
known These suits they will make
mp on short notice, and in the very
latest styles OF cut. No well ires7ed
man eau afford to neglect Gabert's
offer.
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NnnI. NM CnIse.

Hrrd aud soft, best varieties, prompt
del. cry, for cash only. Waco coal
Yaru, Iohn Farley, proprietor,