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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1888-06-07

and he had them f0f table use at nome the last
week in May. He has marketed none so far
this year.
Special trains passed over the Wabash Sun
day afternoon, conveying the New York
County and Kings County Democracy to St..
Louis. The New York train rushed through
our place without ceremony, but the Kings
County Democracy made a stop. They were
all enthusiastic for Cleveland. ,sI
Attorney General d. z. Watson has rem
dered an opinion to the effect that persons
who hold certificates to teach on January 1st,
1890, will not be required to pass an examina-
ton under the scientific temperance law, but
those who do not hold such certificates at the
above date will be require to pass such an
examination. E& &a#Es
On the 18th of last month T. Miller, of
Liberty Center, had the misfortune to have
his dwelling destroyed by fire. 1t was in
sured in the German Ins. Co., of Freeport,
ILL.,, for $7O0. s. F. Long is agent for this
company and he paid the loss in full within
a week. Mr.. Miller advises all those want
ing insurance to call on Mrs Long, as he ad-
justs all losses promptly.
Father Mickenfelter, who has SO success
fully conducted the Catholic church at the
South Ridge for number of years, has been
transferred to the Norwalk feld, Geo. A. Ver-
let, of Massillon, taking his place at the
ridge. We are sorry to see Rev. Mickenfelter
leave our county, as be was an excellent man
and priest, who did so much hard labor tow
ard building the fine new church on the
ridge. We wish him success in his new field.
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TRADE IN GENERAL
Quotations at St Louis, Philadelphia, Balti-
more, Cincinnati aud Other Points

ST. LOUIS Nov. l2.-Flour dull and uncha nred
Wheat lower. The opening weak and May sold
7sc lower dull and weak cables declines elsewhere
and pressure TO SELL then rallied, but again became
weak closing Ssc lower for December. and 2e for
May from Saturday. No. 2 red, cash, Sl.O7ls;
December, S1.070 LOO closing at 81 .063a asked;
May, 81 l2ls a IL L, closing 81 IL y bid. Corn
lower; No. .. cash 39c bid; year 81 Q32sc closing
at 34c January. sails 80 i4c. closing at 80 4 a.
43i4c May 35A as sG3 TIC closing 80 $50 asked.
Oats quiet but 6rm No =. cash, 22acs May, 29l4c;
December, 23osc bid. Rye qust soc. barley
steady; Canada, Csc; Washington Territory Zee
Hay dull; prairie $79e timothy. Sll015. Bran
dull at 6O965c. Flax-see1 $40. Butter steady
and frn; creamery fancy, 26927c; choice 20024c;
dairy, 2202Io. Eggs quiet ~ l9c for good stock;
inferior. 1 d3c less CoFn-meal dull ct 50. Whisky
steady at Sll4. Provisions unchanged. Pork,
$1,000. Lsrd-Frme steam nominal at ) as. l2c.
Dry-salted meats->houders Sc; longs and ribs.
7.55 97.S7Ase short clear, 7.S7la0S. 12iac. Bacon
Shoulders. sc; longs and ribs. S.62l9 ee.75c;
short clear. &c. Hams. 1I0l3.ooc. Receipts
Flour 5000 brls; wheat, 900 bu; corn, &c.
900 ou oats, "a 900 bu; rye. 1000 bu, barley. 10,
600 bu. Shipments-Flour, 1000 brls; wheat,
5000 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats, 49, 600 bu; rye,
1000 be- barley, 1000 bu.
MISNEAPoLIs. New. l2.-Sa-.ole tables were not
well Gled with wheat and fair inquiry excited q
demand from local millers When the offerings came
in later there free selling for short time. but
the needs of millers were not exhaustive and there
was more than enough grain 10 20 round. Sellers
askirg about Saturdays prices, and there was
more No. hard wAeat offered than usual The de-
cline 10 outside speculative markets shut off trading
IN samples somewhat though holders refused to come
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The Foreign Grain Trade.

LONDON, Nov. l2-The Mark Lane Express,
in its review Of the British grain trade during
the past week, says: The chaDgeabls weather
has favored wheat-sowine, and the planting of
the 1889 crop has progressed to such extent
as to make the outlook favora BILE beyond what
the average seasons afford, aud conducive to an
increased area being seeded. There has been
Sound samples OF new are locally Is dearer.
The sales Of the week have been So 422 quarters,
at 3ls Sd, against 81, 795 quarters at 30s cd dur
ing the corresponding period last year Country
-four is very dull. The barley trade drags;
good SAMPLES are against buyers. and the others
are neglected. The price of oats tends upward.
Beans and peas are unchanged. For
eien wheat buyers are depending upon the
increasing OF water-s.de stocks. with free ship
men,s from Europe and the large quantity
afoat and also upon the expected collapse OF
the speculative movements In the United States,
10 serve their present purposes. The receipts
have been large. amounting to l34647 quarters
for the week. One cargo of wheat arrived, ono
was Withdrawn, and four remained, including
one of Californian. There is some inquiry for
finer grades Of foreign hours; American patents
are Oh dearer. Corn 10 steadier and prices are
against buyers. Foreign barisys are firm;
prices Of foreign oats have hardened, notwith-
standing the fact that there have bean large
arrivals. At to-day's market the wheat trade
was slow; sound native and choice foreign Kinds
were firm. Damp aud inferior grades were In
favor OF buyers Flour WAS steady and fnest
WAS higher. Corn was irregular and dearer
Barieys were dearer. excepting inferior mailing
kinds. Data were Sd dearer. Beans and peas
were firm. Linsesd was 81 cd dearer.
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Chserfui Sun and Absence OF Political Ex-
element Give More Life tn Tsade.
povrS Nov

A Chserfui Sun and Absence OF Political Ex-
element Give More Life tn Tsade.
INDIANAPoLIs. Nov. IL.
The appearance Of the sun, after several days
of rainy weather, and the gradual dying-out of
political excitementis making trade moro active
number of buyers were In, and mail orders
were numerous. Travelling statesmen started
out on their usual rounds to-day, and six weeks
of brisk trade is now looked for In prices,
there were no fluctuations Of importance. Dry
goods ruled steady and firm all along the line,
the frmness reaching WOODEN goods as we'll as
other descriptions. Confectionsrs are busy
and anticipate brisk holiday trsde. This
has como to be OF Indanapolis's
most important industries. Hardware
men report trade rather quiet. which
10 not unusual this late 10 the season. Iron
dealers are having a good trade at firm prices.
Dealers In timers supplies report trade fair
and prices steady, except on copper goods, which
rule higher, as the market has been cornered oy
spectators. In groceries there 10 fair move
ment Sugars are steady. bat not rs strong as
two weeks ago, and lower prices woud not be a
surprise Cofees stand much in the same posi-
ton as for some days past. The produce mar
kets are fairly active. Eggs are firm at the re-
cent advance Butter is steady. Poultry il
firm at quotations Apples and potatoes are in
can be bought at $l.75 per barrel, and fair ap-
plea from the car at IS cents per bushel Irish
potatoes must be of tho beat quality, sound and
drv. to bring 80 cents at the car. The provision
market 10 q little fat, while the wool market il
more active
GRAIM.
There was a larger attendance on 'Changs to-
day than for some days past and the bidding
showed an improved demand for some OF the
cereals. Prices ruled as follows:
Wheat-Rscsipts, to-day, Ia cars. Market
dull, with little disposition the part Of BUYERS
to take hold. No. red We quote at 81. % a ]. o.
No 3 red. 96c a. 81 90. the latter being an extra
price for fancy samples rejected. 70 a ESQ., a few
choice samples selling at so a 4c.
Corn-Reeeipts to-day. cars; Saturday. / car.
There was good demand for old white corn;
also q fair demand for OLD mixed. New corn is
hard sale, owing to its bad condition. No. l
white. 43k a Ale; No. 2 white. 43c; white mixed
42i 043c; No. mixed, 42t a 42ae; No mixed
42sc; new No. mixed, 2Sc asked; new ear, &c
asked.
Oats-Reeeipss for today and Saturday, nil.
Demand good. offerings small. No. white 28c;
No. white. 26sc; No. mixed, 24s rejected.
q 022c.
Feeds and hay unchanged.
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Yesterdays Quotations on Produce ut the
Two Great Commercial Ceniers.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produce ut the
Two Great Commercial Centers.
NEW YORK, Nov. IL -FlSur-Rsceipts, So.
500 packages: exports, 564 brls. IA, los sacks
Heavy and 10 disc lower. Sales, 81 900 brls.
Low extras. s345a4l5; winter wheat. low
grades, 81 50a4l5; fair TO fancy, s4.25 &c %;
patents, s5.7507.
Corn-metl steady and quiet.
whsat-Receipts. 80, 500 bu; exports, none;
sales. 2.s72, 900 bu futures 200 bu SPOT Spot
market moderately active and Halle lower;
No. red, sl.Oes Clio in elevator, slI0k q
Lila sfoat, 81 lOI aLIls E. o. b.; No. red.
sLo5; No. Chicago. St.134; No 2 Milwaukee,
sl07: No j white sl.ll: No. red. 81 10; un-
graded red, 90c esl.l9i Options moderately act
ing if alic under Saturday; No. 2 red. No.
vsmber. sl99. closing At sio9s; December,
s1.l0s 1Llls, closing at sl.l0s: January. 81 l2s
1Li3t. closing a. sl.l2s; May, sLl70LlSs,
closing ct Sill; June, ST. l5i al l6l. closing az
sl.15i.
Rye strong; Western, 6907I@ Barley dull;
sales, 1900 bu; Canada, Coo. Barley malt nom
inal.
Corn-Rscsipts. ls7.sO0 bu; exports, lsi, 9s5
bu: sslss. 64S,0o0 90 future'. i5l,000 bu spot.
Spot market opened stronger; closed easy; mod
srately active; No. 2. 503 5l!c elevator. 5isa
STE ahoat; ungraded mixed. 81 a529c: No. 2
White, SIC. Options dull; ale lower; weak:
December. 50i isle, closing at 50sc; January,
4ssc. closing at 4sic; May. z5i lS4e, closing at
46sc.
Osts-Reesipts. 121. 0e6 bu; exports, none:
sales. 100000 bu futures. l3i 900 bn spof. Spot
market moderately active; easy. Options mod
sratsiy active: a !c ~; firm. Notember, Ole:
Decemb~r, 3lz 43lJc. closing 3lze- No.
whits. - a Bate; mixed Western, 20 a 32e; white
Western. 30 s40e: No. Chicago, SOC.
Hay quiet and steady
Hops steady and quiss.
coRss-Options barely steady. Sales, 81. go
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and unchanged. No. 2spring wheat, 81 ~ a !. IL;
No. spring wheat 50 086c; No. red, $l.ll9
OLA; No. 2 corn, Ale; No. 2 oats, 25tc; No.
rye, 55e; No. barley. 74078c; No. flax
seed, 81 4Si; prime timothy-ssed, sl40; mess
sesa Per bril- sa 90 oo. lard so per pound;
shoulders (boxsd), ia 06c: short-clear sides
tooxsdl s.25 as 7ac; whisky, dissillers' finished
goods, per ga, $l.20; sugars. cut-loaf, st 0Ssc;
graduated. 7sc; standard A, Tic.
On tho Produce Exchange. to-day. the butter
market was steady aud unchanged. Eggs higher
at 20 gle for strictly fresh.
Receipts-Flour. 10. 600 bu wheat, 80, 900 bu;
corn. III 900 bu: oats l26 900 bu; rye. 1000 bu;
barley $4,000 bu. Shipments-Flour, $1,000
10000 bu; rye. 1000 bu: barley, 46, 600 bu.
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12-Cotton quiet; midding up.
lands 15-l6c; p1iddling Orleans, 10 i-16c; Gales
bales for spinning and $50 for export Futures closed
firm; sales l03. 100 bales, November, 9.6409.6 Csc;
December, 9.7069.71c January, 9.s4 09.s5c Feb.
1880 loo; May. lO.240lO.25c June. 10. SO a
1o.34c; July. 10 40 01042cs August. 10.4701O.4Sc
NEW ORLEANS Nov. 12.-Cotton firm mid
ding. 9 9-l6c; low middng. Lice; good ordi-
nary. 5.16c; net receipts, e,344 bales: gross
receipts 9,40O bales Exports to France ESQ., sales,
1900 bales: stock. lSS. 476 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 12.-Cotton dull and lower;
middlins American, 11-16d. Sales. 10, 600 bales,
os which ], 600 bales for speculation and ex-
port, and included 2. 800 bales American.
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AS; extra wethers, S5o5.25. Lambs and
higher at S406.25.
Hogs in liberal supply and good demand; common
and light, $4.75054O: packing and butchers 81. 25
as so. Receipts. $50; shipments, $50. 4
EAST LIBERTY, Pa. Nov. 12.-Cattls-Recepts.
2 SIT; shipments, 1888 Market active and shade
better than last weeks prices. Twenty two carloads
of cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs+Receipts. q, 400; shipments. 300. Market
active; Phladelphias IS. 7095.S0; mixed, SIS COO
5.65: Workers. 50. SIS $50; common to fair. $40
$3.50: pigs, 81 5015.
Sheep-Reeepts. 2 600 shipments, 2. 500. Market
active And 25c higher than last weeks prices.
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Statement Showing the Visible supply In the
United States

United States.
NEW YORK, Nov. l2.-The visible supply OF
grain on Saturday Nov. 10. as compiled by the
New York Produce Exchange. was as follows:
Wheat, @,3 ,6l0 ou. an increase OF 645.41l
bu; corn. 1850. 753 bu. decrease of !, 522. 3li
bu; oats, $3.50, 296 bu. g decrease of 9S.665 bu;
rye, l,556.092 bu. a decrease of 524 gu; barley,
l,624, 662 bu, = decrease OF i6l, 1873 bu.
The following was the visible supply Of grain
on Saturday last. in comparison with that of the
previous Saturday, according TO the official re-
port of the Chicago Board Of Trades
Wheat, "a. 81, 900 bu. an increase Of GAS 900
bu; corn, 9.25l. 900 bu, decrease OF 5l2 600 bu;
oats, 6456.000 bu. a decrease Of 49, 900 bu; rye,
1850, 900 b. increase OF LOCO bu; barley,
1.62s, 900 bu, a decrease of l6l 600 on.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Pigiron firm and quiet.
Copper reglected lake. November. 17.45c Lead
Futures frmer; domestic. $3.50. Tin frmer more
active straits, %. SOC. -ssse
ST. LOUIS Nov. l2.-Lead dull and easy; corrcd
ing, 3 Soc bid, 3.55c asked.
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Real Estate transfers.

instruments fled for record IN the recorders ohee
of Marion county, Indiana for the twentyfour hours
ending at 5 p. NJ. Nov. IL. 1888. furnished by
Elliott Butler abstractsrs of titles Room %, Etna
Building:
Henry r. Bond, trustee. ct al TO Hannah
Moran, lot q in SPANS subdivision of
lots3 and in Frazees subdivision
outlet A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $2,2UOOO
Henrietta L. Rhoads to Norman s. Byram
ct al, lot 81 in A. Z Fletcher's sub
division of A. E. g. l. Fletchers Oak
Hill addition 1oOOo-
John F. Barnett to Catharine Stanton,
TOWNSHIP ID north, range east asst 80. 10000
James Mccoy TO Samuel Pursel, part
northeast quarter. northwest quarter,
east .. ................... 100000
Mary M. Petit to Amanda O. Christian.
part east half. southwest quarter. Sec
east ..............-..... 1.ssooo
OF lot u in Hanna's heirs addition - 80. 100000
James A. Dallas to John Gum part of
southeast addition 965.Oo
Of lot in square "a .. .' 80. 100000
John W. Keely to Vim. Woodward lot 20
in Fletcher Ramseys Brookside add
Won $fO.VO
Mason ]. Osgood to Chauncey r. Watson,
Park addition ...s -. 100000
Henry D. Pierce to Benjamin Pickett and
wife. lot in Mckernan ct ais sub
division of Vests heirs additions. 10000
conveyanees IL; consideration. SIC 40 90
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Nov 12.-Buyers pres ont in
larger numbers, but no demand of importance
marked outside of special makes of bleached eottons.
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When selecting trees for an orchard some
thing more is necessary than to send an order
to the nurseryman for his best varieties You
must first learn which Of the varieties are
adapted to your climate and soil Varieties
that are suitable 10 one section may be utterly
worthless 10 another The nurseryman cannot
assist you in the matter. as he can only give
you the results Of his own experiments. As
this must be done in the beginning. any mis-
takes made may not be discovered until years
to come, when 1t will then be too late to rectify
them
COUGHS and colds readily yield to Browns
Expsct GRANT: so cents bottle
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle I'm Light Suppiy-Market Steady
Hogs a Shade HIGHER.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IL.
CATTLE-Receipts. 25; shipments. none. The
supply very light and offerings mostly butchers
grades. Market steady at unchanged prices:
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down on good milling wheat. Not erea. deal was
taken for outside account Closing quotations No.
hard cash, sl.23; December. $1.2i: May. sl.2s;
December. 81. l5Aa; May. 81 1874; track 81 16;
No. = Northern. cash. Sos; december, $l0sis;
May. Sl.l34; on track. $l.1O.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. ~ Flour quiet without
quotable change in prices Wheat lower and quiet.
Ungrsded ia elevator. S1.10As; No red. November,
sl.o6S 06i4 pseember Si.019 l05is' January,
lots steady but quiet futures-near months steady,
late montha weaker: No. mixed. in elevator, SIC,
January, A. a0i6lsc; February. 45iao46i2c. Oats
Car lots firm with . fair demands No. white. Soc,
No white. 10 grain depot. 334 033isc; No. white.
track, 33 Asc; futures steady but qniet; No
34c; January. 3iis e34sse; February, 344 035hsc.
Provisions steady with moderate demand Pork
New mess sl5ol7.50; prime new mess, SIG so;
Butter firm. with fair demands Pennsylvania cream.
cry. extra. 26c; Pennsylvania prints, extra, 2lc.
Eggs-Scaree and firm; Pennsylvania frsts.. 25e.
Cheese-Quiet but steady. Receipts-Flour. 1900
brls wheat, 10000 bu; corn. 2. 500 bu; oats 700
ba Shipments-Wheat. 4.s0o bu; corn, 400 bu;
oats. 800 bu.
BALTIMORE. Nov. l2-wheat-western quiet
and lower No. winter red. spot and November,
Sl.0401 04h; December. S1.O6; sales, January.
mixed. spot. sic, year 46% 047lec; January. ass
G46lec; February. Asa d46c. Oats very steady;
Western white so032c: Western mixed: 27929c;
Hay 6rm prime to choice Western xl60 $3.50.
Provisions quiet; iobbng trade: pork. S1650.
Butter hrrn; more inquiry; western packed, 1Z0
lSc best roll, 16Dlsc; creamery, 22026c. Eggs
firm at 26c- Coffee firm; Rio, fair, l5A9 Re-
ceipts-Flour, 5000 brls; whoat IL, 600 bu; corn,
5000 bu, oats, 1000 bu; rye. 5000 bu. Ship
ments-Flour. s. 900 brls Salss-Wheat. 81, 600 bu;
corn. Las, 900 bu.
CINCINNATI, Nov 12-Flour heavy; family.
81 OATS; fancy $545.20. Wheat dul No.
red, Sl.05; receipts, 1900 bu; shipments none.
Corn barely steady and quiet; No. mixed, 45 i2c.
Oats in good demand and firm; No. mixed. 271
27asc. Rye steady; No. =. SIC Pork dull at SIS.
Lard firm and quiet at S.O50S.1c,sc. Bulk meats
firm; short ribs, 775c. Bacon steady; short clear.
9.50c. whisky in good demand; sales, 1,237 brls
finished goods . basis of 81. ID Butter steady,
fancy creamery, 27028c; prime dairy, Isl l6c-
Linseed oil in moderate demand and firm at So a SIC.
Sugar quies and steady; refined. 7As0s+c; New or
leans, 5Ao064c. Eggs quiet and 6rm at Zoe. Cheese
dull; choice mild Ohio FAT. 10is0 lie.
TOLEDO, Nov. 12.-Wheat lower and quiet: cash.
81. 10; December, $1.06aa; May, $1.131s
Corn quiet cash, Acc. Oats strong; cash. 27c
Clover-seed quiet cash, November. $5.45; December
$3.50; FEBRUARY. $50. R,ceipts-Whsat $4,000
bu; corn. 1000 bu: oats 1000 bus elover-seed,
]. 103 bags. Shipments-Wheat. 1000 bu; corn,
400 bu; oats, 1900 bu eovsr.ssed, 2,l07 bags.
DETROIT. Nov. 12.-wheat-No. 1, cash, 81. 09a
No. red. November, S110l4; December. 81. IL;
May. $l.17@. Corn-No 2, 4ie bid. Oats-No. 2,
2sc bid; No. white, 29lsc bid. Reeeipts-Whsat
ID. 100 bu; corn, 500 bu; oats. 1880 bu.
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OIL.

NEW YORK. Nov. 12.-Petroleum opened weak
at S51ee but after slight decline in early trading,
became strong and advanced to S67sc, and closed
strong at S6bsc Consolidated Exchange-Opening
s5lsc; highest, e6ac lowest 81 Tee; closing So osc
lowest, U4Tsc; closing s67sc. Total sales, / 943.
900 brls Turpentins in moderate demand and
steady at ASIA 045sac.
OIL CITY, Pa, Nov functional Transit certi-
6cates opened at S5l4c; highest S6sc; lowest S5c;
closed, S6@c; sales. l.1O9,OOO brls; clsarances
1,042 900 brls; charters, 1897 brls shipments,
141, 423 brls; runs. Ga, 042 brls.
PITTSBURG, Pa, Nov. 12.-Petroleum dull but
firm. National Transit certificates opened at S54c;
closed at s6asc; highest, S6akc; lowest, ga sc.
CLEVELAND. Nov. 12.-PetrolsuFn easy stand
ard white 1l0o. 7Asc.
wILMINGTON, N. O.. Nov. 12.-Turpentins firm
atA2lSe
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NEW YORK. Nov I2-Bar silver, 80 Is Ice
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Raisns. London layer, new, So. 5003.75 p Dor
loose. musca.ells, 2crown. $2.5003.75 boxi Va
lencia new, SiS19c y 10: ctron. "a 026c y ID: cur
rants, 6l217i9c p 10. Baranss---Jamsica, $3.50 a
200; Aspinwsll, $i.50e250. Oranges-Jamaica
S0.5OD7.00 y barrel - -O0U4.25 = box or o.. o(
y hundred; Louisiana. 81 07.50 per brl. Lemons
Far stock. $50; choice S2.75 extra fancy So so
Figs, 14@i6c. Prunes-Turkish. old. 4A04lsc
new, sos l2c.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-04
MARTIN, AT THE.
At Dalziel's Grove.

Saturday afternoon last a happy
company gathered at Dalziels grove
and enjoyed a pleasant time. There
were upwards of two hundred people
present from the surrounding country,
and addresses were delivered by
Messers. Diffenbacher, Maher and
Hotchkiss, democratic candidates on
our state and county ticket. These
addresses were listened to with the
closest attention and the arguments
made by the gentlemen in favor of
tariff reform and other needs of our
country we're pronounced of the very
best. The company had brought
bountiful supplies, and basket din
ner was one of the great features of
the day. AN the democratic county
candidates were present.
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The Ranch King.

A splendid house greeted Jos. ID.
Clifton's Ranch King company at the
Grand last evening. The play itself
is an American comedy melo-drama,
written by the popular author and
accomplished actor, J. D. Clifton, and
there are enough exciting scenes in it
to make it one of the most popular of
its kind.
The company is Of the best. Miss
May Treat, the vivacious and charms
ing soubrette, is a shining star in the
theatrical world, and the company sup.
porting her is one of the best it has ev-
en- been our pleasure to witness. The
drama was beautifully staged, and the
semi-human acting dog Trix, and the
two beautiful Arabian horses came in
for their share of the applause that fol-
lowed the end of each act.-I6peko
Capital.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1888-10-04
CONSUMPTION Cured.

An old physician retired from act
i've practice having had placed in his
hands by an East Indian Missionary
the formula of certain, simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption, Bron'
chitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all Throat
and Lung troubles, after having thor
oughly tested its wonderful curative
powers in thousands of cases, feels it
his duty to makeit known to his suf-
fering fellows. The receipt sent FREE
to all who may desire it with full di-
rections for preparing and successfully
using. Address, naming this paper.
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