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.rocerics

CANNTn ifnrupplrs. tt.gihtt. 80.
lcarhus. TO- standard sinrti a. sccund.
-l.uJ. lumnturs. . lhs. standard. N,nus 3
lls standard, ttuu Strawberries, al -.
lasphrfuvs. tt.2, nlarkhpfrrs. 30 ui Given
gauges, SIS. i,un. 500 rlums. a. ".
NsplmEu4 siuu Ofpru corn. a uoCt a..
rr,u pcls. ti9A Cove oysters. toll wcirht.
I 10. a.. lhs ti.,jWi.tN. lrht weight a,r.
= lha ~ wHl ~. Condensed milk. Crown.
tip 4 rlo. $40. Swiss. tAW Salmon.
ti'D6am sardincs. ftp. mustard sar.
dine, 900. Mackcrcl ti2i herring mack
oul tlsuA.
StsAu-Purc white. 0i.65c OF white. o..
@Osir yellow clnni 81, G'smHA.C. refined 4.
1'.c. standard Tunulaicd. 1hH7H.c. ToW.
dcr'd $50, cut loaf, So. open kcitlc, iAa
bisr. strong.
CpFrrt--Common. iallc ordinary. iOitc.
fair i7isc. prime Rio. lsisc choice 10 fancy,
lDhW2OG old Government, alCt31c. ycry
stuug.
Saginaw, tl.3Oai.l3 rcr hrl. Ohio
River -. % per bfl, sks, fnc. u.3jC,
LA, ru.nc, tilOmttj pkts. 2aCtsC.
iirr Louisiana, af@Ohc Carolina, 90
&c. finn
CANrirt Stick. all sizes. In bxs. pals add
bris fID fancy, assorted, l00giAc oxira
fancy lsf1'f Iru
Ciuts.al1iur haE. S'fMgllc New Yorl.
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Live stock.

CmcAGo, ILL.,, Dec. l.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; shipments, $500. Market dull and
lower; choice boeyes, S5.50@G25; steers.
81 s06lL5O; stockers and feeders si.750a
32j; cows, bulls and mixed, Sl.2592 IS;
Texas cattle, Sl.40M3l0.
llogs-Rcceipts, 23,0O0; shipments 5000.
Market active and lower mixed and light,
S5OO@625; heavy, Sa0O@5.35; skips 5000
4 So
shcep-Rcceipts, 5000 shipments, 500.
Market steady; natives, $275@5.25; West
ern, S5OgiO5; Texans, S230@3.25; lambs,
a. -iGgOD
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.



Al noon Spots-Quict with moderate
inquiry. Sales, 5000 bales, of which Amer
lean 6ol0 bales. Receipts 5000 bales, Of
which American -, 2JO bales. Closing quo.
taiions were ~ follows; Middling, o lid.
Futures Opened steady at AN advance
aud closed quiet.
These prices are given In pence and 6iths,
thus G.63 means 6O3-6id, aud SOL means
5.l-Gld.
Atlp.m. December, 52i sellers: Deem
bcr-January 5.22 buyers. January February.
h22 buyers February March 523 values.
March.April, h2i values. April May, b9d
sellers Mav-Junc. 52s sellers: Junc.July,
90 buycn, July-Augusi, 5.8l values.
HAvRE.
Spots closed quiet aud easy.
Tres Ordiuairc. 6Sgfi January futures.
Gisc.
Above spot quotations cprcs MT GSisf FOR
~ kilus 81 low middling cotton. llnyrr
terms, ij.35 kilos equal To 100 lbs, aud D. 25f,
equal 10 sl.uO.
buy aud sell stocks and bonds through r.
Al a. a
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pra,t-Iau-

Mn,kcr,l, h1lf brls No 4. $500
nu so. . ,,umS'n. No o. $50 10Th
w. Ne. !, 81" Ne. ? sisi Nn. g. si.io
hn herring family, sly Irr box. y. e. ~,
herring. hall brio tO1h White fish. halt
bel, stJn
l,Vp-'rc SIC halibrls. si.,. kcg., s,c.
ghu.yD Kettle u..UlU1,, quiet
Pee. ftrt" brls spui. half brls, eco
ku.-. tt1t
hUu fuupyeu=Q Quiet pork. sii 55Cti0uo
surnrvurvi luWs. u.1i'i r.. breakfast
bacon, iltti2' Sc cirar rh sidr,. baron. $40.
shoulders, SIC, bulk pork. clear sites. 7i.c
clear rib sides, $40, long clear ,Ac.
shoulder 40
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I.c,istuu..

CouN-from storr. white, Soc. mixed. as
from lrycu or depot white, iu bulk. ~ In
SAX, &C miXcL ~ huik zoe iu sacks. llc
depot. siG 49,
NN-ChuHr from tiurt NJ -. car load
from lo,rc or depot tiUuNttUIN prime.
tr.m store. 800 eir ,ar luni frlm lcVcU ur
depot, slih prairie itum sturc. iNtf'aN
ear load from lyyUH ~ DEPOT. $40 Upm II 40
otrs= From store. white u- MIXED. 81.
from l,,cr ar drrpi. white in bulk. Jiu
.j,, in sl,ks a1c, mixed, iu bulk. "a in
fIyka Iit
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ue,,., T,,n, I,,oo,,, no,,,...

General whcntcroit Nelson says "My experience
IN tie English army, ~ well ~ Ia America. con.
Ninces me that nothing 40 thoroughly purihcs the
blood or adds 90 health yiror aud life ~ Aokcr's
English Hood EiiNcr." This great Remedy II sold
undcra positive guarantee by II. J. Hester. drug
UIa
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Live stock.
Inllnn nnnll I.rnllnri..

PEiur CHrpE OII-iOc. prime summer vel
low 5nT summer white Sc. choice cooking
summer yellow. alc. cotton seed meal, 500,
less than ear iond. sai ~.
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kiitl UGs-t.Si lastl.IgitssHI
~ foR NAN ~ BEAST pENETi.ATEs
AUsCLE&fiBkE ~ 1HE Why LONE
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Blu; corn, 10i, coo bu; oats 1900 bu; rye,
1000 bu; barley, 1900 Blu.
Shipments-Flour, 5000 brls; wheat, 1000
Blu; corn, 100000 bu; oats, lG, 600 bu rye, l ,O0C
bu; barley, 5000 bu.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Dec, -Wheat-Steady;
No. red, cash, 9Oc bid; May, Sl.0lss bid,
$l.02% asked; No 9 soft, cash, 991fc bid;
February, Sl.0lN bid, Sl.02H asked; May,
Sl05h bid, 81 .08II asked.
Corn-steady; No. 2, cash, &c bid, 27hc
asked; the year. 26Zc bid; January, 271sc
asked; May, 295sc bid. 20Ac asked.
Oats--No. 2 cash. 23c asked; January,
23h asked May, sales at 25Ac.
Groceries.
New ORLEANS. La, Dec. l.--CoAee-Rio,
common to prime, Sl5.50@1s.75. Rice
kettle, choice, 5 i-lGc; strictly prime, &c;
prime. 4 13-lG@iAc; fully fair, A 13-lGc;
good fair, 4 1l-lG@4Ac; fair, 45sc; good
common, 4 7-l6@4 9-lGc; inferior, 3h@4c;
centrifugal choice white 6H@8 0-16c; of
white o 5-lG@6Kc gray white, GL@6Ac;
choice yellow clarified, 6H@6 1870; prime
yellow clarified, sac 1-lGc; oil yellow
clarified 1906 5-lGc; seconds, 4H@5ssc.
Molasses-Open kettle, fancy, i3c choice
4lM42c; strictly prime, 3StG40c; good
TO prime, 35@37c; prime, 3l@3lc; good TO
fair, 2S@3Oc; fair, 25@e7c; good to common,
23@2ic; common, 2O@22c centrifugal,
strictly prime, 24Cq2 good to prime, 300
pc; prime, poodle; good to fair, lS@l9c;
fair, l7ci good TO common, l4@l6c; inferior,
ll@l2c; yrup, 2S@32c
NEw YoRK, Dec. II. - CofIce-Options
opened steady; 2j to 40 points down; closed
steady; December 10 points down, Others 8
to 10 points up, fairly active: sales $1,000
bags, Including: December, Sl470@l5 10;
January, $lIG5@l5.3O; February S1455@
1885; March, Sl4S5@l5i0; April, $4,000
1885; May Sl5.05@15 $40; June, $l5.l0@l5.45
July, Si5.l0@l5.5O; August Sl5.l0@ Ia. 30;
September, SO 1O@l565; October, $4,000
1870; November, 1880 spot Rio dull and
unsettled; fair cargoes, Sl750.
Sugar-Raw, refined steady aud quiet.
Molasses-New Orleans active.
Ricc-Strong and in good demand.
CHICAGO H., Dec. ll.--On the Produce
Exchange today the butter market was easy;
fancy creamery, 30M32c choice Western, %
635c; dairy, 2i@2jc good, 1920. Eggs.
Dull, 2l@2lIgc.
CINcISNArI, o., Dec. .-Whisky-Firm;
sales, 1904 brls finished goods on basis of
SL14. Butter-Dull. Sugar-Easy. Eggs
Barely steady, 1sH@i0c. Chcesc-Firm.
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miscellaneous.

WHsRY-Stright Kentucky Bourbon,
81. 100000 Robertson and Lincoln Counties,
Tenn firm az il.j5 to $500; sharp advance
ON October Eastern rycs 81. 25tt6.OO &c.
cording Ia the age aud make; common
whisky. SlOOml3O, according 10 proof;
nothing under 20 per cent quoted.
BAGdlNG-liA@i3c.
TlEs-Sl lOCgll5.
Snor-Drop, $3.50, buck ;l.05.
lEAD-Gc
TALow-ikc.
Tomoco--Common, 25@3Oc; other grades,
Goa Soc.
sNurr-Garrctrs. siO75 Rnlph's $40 %.
Railroad, $40. Gail n AXIS, 500.
FUEs- licarskins, - ODm7 No; mink, l5GG
i5c; coon, hunter handled, l5d75c; country
handled, iimGDc; otter Il OOMGOO; beaver.
a. 100000 wildcat, lGIt30c; fox, l5m7ic:
muskat, lO@ Toe; opossom lOdl5ci wolf, 6Oc
Cte2OD panther, 5OcmSlOe skunk, i5d75c.
PowpEn-kcgs 800 half kegs, $40,
quarter kegs. Sl76
Coat Ou.-Primo white, wholesale lots, Toe
per gal.
Vocabulary, grease vol, unwashcd, ~
q. 2bc, clear, grease wool @UC,2ic: bury.
washed, 2Od3nc tub washed; 3O@j5c
BEEswAN-2uc.
EAus-lron, 500 steel. $40
llIDp-Dry flint. No. I, Toe. No. 2 &c: dry
slltcd, Sc, No. ., &c, green salted, No. I, 81
@Gc, No. 2 &C.; green &c; dccrskins 3j@
ioc' shecpskinv, loc@sl.oo' firm.
Live stock.
L.Nm-Choicc DC; common 10 good, per
head. si.bOCI3UO.
llo0s-Choicc light 5iC5i.c, good, o.
SIC, common. IlsWI2ac.
C,rrLr-Choicc gus-, J'i63iSc. good %
@3c, scalawags lh@2'4c; choice feeders
2'stt3C; feeders, iAM2isc.
snrEr-Choicc &c, medium, 3@3i.c, com
mon, SlODHi5O.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk.
CHANGE PAR SELLING.

Cotton -MiddlinR Cotton, o lao
Sales Today, 4,ooo Bales The
General Market is Steady - Meats
Quiet.
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OH and Turpcntipc.

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. il.--Petroleum easy,
=. W. 10, nc.
WILMINGTON, n. G., Dec. il.-Turpentine
steady, l2jac.
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No changes In the local market lists today
The sales made at the grain call board srs
sion were 100 barrels December cornmcnl AT
$3.50, aud 100 barrels January cornm,nl NJ
si.SO
Amount NJ grain In store at the elevators
cora, l2nS, bushels oats, 1850 bushels
wheat, $50 bushels
At New York the material enhancement
In value and liberal business In coffee. while
apparently ut first rather Stunned, Ia now
quite universally accepted ~ built upon ~.
pacnlly a much more solid foundation than
usual sugar. have had pretty strong
hook specifically, and the lint considerable
deal with the Trust IN long while was ne.
cumplishcd nj full rates, but direct receipts
and more coming make local rrfncrs some.
what independent Moln,s.s remains steady
aud fairly active, but sugar syrups arr de.
m,ulizod by the chcapur-s of mixtures.
Rice pretty firm and in fair demand Spice.
as u whole duh, but pepper aud cloves
promising, Teas slow and some operators
claim to zee slightly easier undcrtonc.
D'csdsiuns.
finug From store. common, 50 500 40.
family. .l@vMt 30. choice. - iACtl.Un. fancy.
si6iHint cNtm fancy IS 10000, patent,
sA.1iHGUo quiet.
CHAcKTu--Snda. cNtra. H.. treble extra.
Ofc ginger shape. sismp'sr. assorted jum.
hlrs, lUsrl2c, crum cmrkrf- sisNtiuc.
CuHN ME,L-lcarl, $3.50. roller, - ~.
quiet
nr,w ,Np rE,s-Navy beans. t2.2a; me.
dium, sea.
OTVru- IN hail brls $3.50 from store.
CucGrp NuLr- In halt brls, sl.5l from
.iurr.
liuNiNY Am Guits-Frum storr - -
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wool.
New You'd Dry goods Market.

ST. LouIs, NO., Dec. ll.-Wool firm, with
, onnd dsmnud
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isSS iNs7.
---------- -- aH---.sa-e==a' ----aaaasa. Hsaa.=
Receipts at ihc ports a. Decent
b,r7 ....'' l.si,. i56 a,Eo.ao
Interior stocks ON ncHpmhcf Z inl
cyccss % September l........... ai5,6af go on
a-H #aHaa
Total receipts irlm plantations n 1874 kia STA rs
Net overland 60 ucCcMbtI i........l g6iA.| ti1f2i
southern consumption 10 ncccm
her l. lbi.0U latOOl
aa-.a Haa=aa
Total On sight pcryubtr 5......... IrIp.mi .nis,J
HaaaH ..a
Northern spinucls mkings 10 pc
c.mbrr s.............. ........ so.G5I Vlc2
itwin he seen 10y the uboyc ,hut the dc.
grease Ia amount in sight December T. us
compared with last year, isgi i,o bales, the
decrease a. compared with iSS1 h HIS
bales and the decrease nom 1855 is 5lliD
bales
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Srw YoR'
MUSTANG LIRIlERT

HEALS INFLAMMATION. Old SORES,
CAhJD BREASTS a it5Lcr DiTEsl
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PARIS, Dec. li.-Three per cent rentes,
81 2Oc Tor the account.
LONDON, Dec Ill pm.-Consols closed
ut o5}sd for money and 9dhd for the ac-
count.
Benin, Dec. 1.-The statement of the
Imperial Bank of Germany shows an increase
in specie OF 1857, 900 marks.
BANK CLEARiNGs.
CHcAGo, ILL.,, Dec. ll.-Hank clearings,
Sll, l3j, 900.
=, NV ORLEANS, La, Dec. blank clear
ings, $50, 2SSOl3.
NEw loRK, Dec. ll.-Banl, clcarings, Slis,-
i2l, JDi; balances 80 2I0,Suj.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Dec blank clcarings,
a., 1853, 100 balances, i330.7S9
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. blank clearings,
~, 402, 2lb balances, $3.50 l32
BosToN, Mass, Dec. ll-Bank clearings,
$50 2l3, iG7g balances, Sl,Sls52J.
fmLAprLruA, Pa, Dec. blank clear
ing, sll,Jl2,3jO, balances, 81 ,5jG0O2.
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DAILY corroS srArrNrSr

Imports--M &lCRR asa 6TRR
o. L&NRR asG ma l. RR r. 737:
Co&sw 49, L. NO&T II r. o.
kC, s&MRh 2i2 X C.M&B Il n, SIS
IN R, 2l?. Tenn Mid 10 steamer, 90
warons so Total. t52S bales
Exporls-M e n II, rs. M6TRR
3sJi l. an Il Il, LOO c. o6sw
80, L, So&TRR, i,2s5, Tenn MD, Isl
Total, 1908 bales
krw YORK.
Spots opened steady ard closed dull mid.
Sliiig, u'sc Sales, o. bales Quotations
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GENERAL TRADE.

lluY aud sell stocks and bonds through r.
NJ Gnlhronih No. ~ Mnhi.nn llrcnL
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ArrEAL OFFICE,
TUESDAY EVENING, Dee H. 1855
Money is easy und in good demand at s
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MEMPHIS DAILY Appeals WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER u, 1885,

factory, 0H@lOc; full cream, l2Kgl3o;
Young Am,r ca, l30yl4c.
Soar AND CANDLEs-Soap 3K@5c; candles,
full weight Toe
STARCH--3Im3Hc
MoLAssEs-Louisiana common TO fair, 2sND
3)c prime, choice, 3j(l45c fancy, i4@60c;
centrifugals common TO fair 2Oa30c, prime
10 choice, 306y35c; syrup 2O@i5c firm.
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MICnIaAN.

E r. Sage, farmer OF Fork township, Me-
costa Co nty. fell ON the ice recently and
broke b 8 back
John Kounts. of Flint. was found the
other morning with 10th feet frozen so that
amputation was necessary, and his head
bad Y bruised. and lis horss down and
tangled in the harness. He was out driving
while drunk he prev Gus night
Receng adyices say that the freezing and
thawing of the past few days have had an
injurious effect on Michigan wheat
Albert Grund, tie foreman in Louis
Sands lumber camp at Grayling, who was
stIuck by Dan Mahoney. died few days
ago from the effec of the blow Mahoney
won be tried for murder, the first murder
tri Il in the county OF Crawford
Earl Cowing was drowned recently by
breaking through the ice at Brockway, and
his father, who was in poor health, has
gone insane W tn grief.
Station Agent Williams. of the 500 /" line
at Hermansville absconded recently with
quite a large amount OF the company's
money
1t is said that the Michigan AdVentists are
fully persuaded tia the world will come
to an en- durin the coming summer, and
are making their preparations accordingly.
The house of William Slocum, at Port
Huron, was Wis d by officers recently who
cap ured a counterfeiter's outfit for max
ing bogus twenty five-cent pieces A
quantity of the bogus coin was found in the
pl. &C. and S ocum and his wife were placed
under arrest
Lorenzo lwyer and Mrs Huldah Skin
ner, who were married at Chelsea a few
days ago, were each seventy years old
The Jackson State prison contains 772
convicts
Hon Alexander Cameron aud wife cele-
bratsd their 90 den wedding at Kalamazoo
the other ~ Mr. Cameron went TO Kala-
.nazoo County in 1888. and has always
been a prom nent citizen.
Mrs William Norris, of Port Huron, VIII e
ripping mp an Old dress a few days ago let
the sc ssors slip, putting out her right eye.
charge of conspiracy to murder DR. J.
f. Todd, of Glare, was recently preferred
against Dr. John Lansing also of Glars,
who was placed under ST. 500 bail.
August BlIske, his wife and hree chill
dren, OF De roit, were po soned from DIR nix
ing butter milk a few days ago, and the
mother and two children would probably
die.
Mrs Pamela A. Sawyer died the other
night nc the residence OF her daughter, Mrs
Il - Nndplh, III h@A"A~@Vo, aBSu hlhSe9-
g ght years
Z Preston, a well-known Detroit crook
was recently sentenced to the Jackson
penitentiary for TWEEN y-tve years for pr
titipating in the robbery OF Captain Ira
Hot
George Haddock, re fred merchant o
Battle Creek, was led, Iy intense neuralgia
pains. to attempt suicide he other day by
Gu ting his throat with pair of sheara
Peer CIR. a frem n, scaled the vale
with fifteen foot hook-ladder, from win
dow to wnlow, and took man down
from The lift DRY OF the In on mills fire
in De 70 { the Other ev~ ming 1t was re-
mark. BILE feat
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DAKOTA.

A six-oared yawl is to be place on tho
Missouri at Fort Lincoln he coming season
and I'm ambu ance kept on the Bism. rex
side of the yer TO connect Herewith This
will ciitate travel between tn post and
Bismarck. reducing ths distance to be trav-
eled from Twelve miles to five
W. L Green VS. arres ed recently at De-
troit. Mimi, charged with murder at Dead
wood
A company viii be incorporated at Ash
ton, with a capital stock OF 500 600 10 de-
velop the recent find OF gas at that place.
l. Bolinder, farmer living miles
soutl of Water own, dropped deId of heart
disease recent " lie rying TO discover a
supposed fire in his fNuse
Hot Springs and Water own are the lead
ing co mpe .ito;s for the location OF tive DI-
kota Soldiers Home.
II pd CITY is SO much excited by the local
coal discovery as to contemplate sinking
we 900 fe It or more after coal. oil, ar
iesian wat T, natural gas or any thing else
tat m underlie the sDiL
The Press offers priz of zen dollars to
the boy under sixteen years of age VINO
plants the most and bess trees before July
/ of the current yer in the c ty OF Sioux
Falls Girs under fifteen years OF age are
to have chance at five-dollar pr ~
Florin Sc heller, living on a farm near
Iroquos. accid sn5 lily shot ,nl killed hiI-
self the other night
A fire DESTROYED the Methodist Univers ty
build ngs at Mitchell cry few mornings
ago. an out OF forty inmates ten were
badly injured, two having ded. while 9TH
ers were thought to be fagal hurt The
money loss wss $2O.OOO
T other day six men were arrested in
Buffalo Gap on a charge of driving of and
killing cattle belonging to dif.ereng cor
Dor lions The men arres ed go by the
name OF Clark, and re all rela Cd
s s VII Jams. school treasurer OF Bret
ton township. Hughes County, was found
TO be short ID his accounts about 5000
month ago warrant was issuel the
other day for bis arrest. but a thorough
search of his prem S by the sheriff failed
10 reveal ms whereabouts.
By the will OF the lat Mrs. John Jacob
Aston. of New York. S25. 600 was left to
BsAop re. OF Sioux Falls. TO be used for
the Lsnefif of the In ians under his m mis-
ter,al iurisdic ion TIE Bishop has recent
" rc.urned to Sioux Fills from \ sw York.
and While there succeeded in obtaining
DONATION from Mr. As or OF sol 900 for
m ~ oriaI church TO bs erected in Sioux
ais 10 the memory OF his wife.
Deputy sheriff Meredith served temporary
intlnctions upon eleven saloon keepers in
Aberdeen the other ght The saloons
promptly closed The council met and re
funded fifty dollars 90 each dealer VINO had
paid his license TO April 1. and dealers were
satisfied.
Homer Fellows, of Washington. has arrived
az Pierre to stop The marriage Of his daugI-
ter TO Cass "a. the Indian
NV Miller. a farmer living near Huron.
borrowed -. 700 from banks OF that own
on bogus security and I'D He made { trip
around the world. i.ut recently WIS arrest
ed on his arrival in Detroit Aich-
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small Diamond. the Fashion Now.

New York Letter: There never was
q time when so many small diamonds
were used as now. The lSrge single
stones. as matter of course, can never
be barred by fashions DEGREES. There
are some magnificent diamonds in New
York. A l25-earat stone worth $780,
600. a 77-carat stone valued at $7j. 900
these and jewels like them can afford
to laugh at the tickle goddess whims;
but small diamonds none the less are
having their day. A diamond ring does
not necessarily mean big sum spent
nowadays. 1t may cost not more than
IS OF $40 for the stone, and be fairly
well cut, but small. such as jewelers.
didnot bother with no long time ago.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-22

No other te m tina the above ould ap-
ply 10 the woman who could se her Outn-
full beauty fading away without pang OF
regret MANY woman becomes prema-
turely old and haggard because of functual
derangement. WHAT a pity th all such
do not know that DIR. Pierce's Fuvorite Pre-
scription will restore their organs q a nor
NAL state, aud make them youth III ami
beautiful ono mor-i For the Is TO which
the daug tiers Of Eve re regularly liable
the "Perscr ptioln is 4 sovereign remedy.
| is the only medi inc sold by drug gisIs
und er ositive guarantee from the manu-
faclurers tIht Il VIII ri satisiac ion
every ase, or money viii lie returned. Sc
gu Tantee on bottle wraEp per.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-03-22

1t is universally conceded that, notwith-
stand ng the advent OF o d and new lines
to the field of competition for passeng r
tr ffic between st Paul and Minneep lis
and Milwaukee and hicago. the Chicago,
Mi waukee q st. Paul railway maintains
its pre- eminent position 20 the leading line.
and carries the bu X of the business be-
tween tdes points. 1t is not hard to ac-
count or this, when we consider that it
was Il e first in the field, and gained ITS
pi pularity by long years of first-class ser
vice. IL has kept up to the tim by adopt
ing all moder improvements in equip
ment and methods, and its route being
alo he ban of the Mississippi, throu h
the finest farming country. the most popu-
lous and p osp-rous towns and vi lagos, 1t
offers to its patrons the very Lest service
their money can buy.
Its dining cars are celebrated throughout
the length and breath of the land "a being
the finest in the world. Its sleeping cars
are the hes. belong NJ to the Pullman COM
pany, being mnrvels OF elegance. comfort
and luxury, it, day coaches are the best
m de, and its employees, by long continued
service in their respective capacities are
experts-courteous ami accommodate < to
ali.
1t is not at all strange, tn refore. that an
intel igent and discriminating trave In :
public should almost exclusively patronize
this great railway.-E1chdH1s.