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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-13

S. Paul grain men have been vcx~
inc their souls over problem touch
inc a grain bin and is contents, tho
solution Of which has dawncd upon
not O few Of them. 1t IS this: Given
a bin; damp into it, separately, five
distinct qualities Of wheat for III
stance: open tho spout q the bottom
end tic query IS -" " men m. laycf: o.
t;atod say Il once, with iow oxcep.
lions. The first layerat the bottom, Of
coursep w. a. Van Slyko was de.
termined to get at tho facts, and
watched the Bin with lis eagle cyo
very closely the other day, after hay
inc caused a layer Of barley 70 DO
placed on top Of several layers Of dr.
fcrent kinds Of wheat. The spout IVES
opened apl tho barley camo rushing
out first. ST. Paul Pioneer Press.
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lIvEWOOL-A circular letter from
Thomas n. Edwards & Co., Liverpool,
EGG. dated June lst, says:
There was am improved general en-
quily experienced throughout May.
and though the transactions were not
ou large scale the aggregate Of the
monthly sales must be a very fair one.
Prices were steady. and 90 one ume 1t
looked as If reports which were being
received OF the unfavorable planting
weather were having some effect ON
values and they certainly did cause a
better demand TO spring up. but rain
having since fallen. prevented any ac-
tual advance i'm prices, though we may
now remark that few parcels Of filler
strips were more eagerly taken. for It
is wei Understood that with such low
rates as are now ruling, the least cir
cumstauce adversely affecting this
years crop would soon produce stir
in the market. For the present. how
ever the danger seems TO be past,
though ihe dry seasons have also re.
tarded the preparation Of tobacco for
England which Will throw the import
later than was expected.
Tirg1u0s. Dark descriptions Were
rather more enqured for. The low fig
ues al which trade leaf Is offering
have at last caused moro interest To be
taken I'm 10 and at least one line Of me-
dunn strips was placed he-id some
smaller lots. "Brighisn met a steady
demand and long prices were paid for
selections cf the best cslor. Semi
bughis also found some favor.
As 10 export. the cmcUlar says
Light and notified Virginia of the
requisite length is now difficult 10
find.
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Owens & Minor Drug 20.
Wholesale Agents,
Richmond. Nn.
WHAT An OLD MAN, ~ YEARS OF AGE
HAS TO SAY
CONCERNING THE
Chase City Mineral Wafer
BoRKLANp. NorrowAY. COUNTY. ' v,
August 10, 1856. J

FORKIANp, NOTrOwAY, CoUSTY. W.
August 10. 1856.
w. H. T. Hardy. chase Ofy. Va
sir.-For many years suffered very much
from dyspcpsis. With us complications tuch
nsneryousness. neuralgia, indigestion. con-
situation, liver affection, etc. uhtll u came
almost a confirmed invalid. During tn tlmo
wss treated by intelligent physician VINO
prescribed various remedies. unfn bcth
ithin and Oiher mineral waters. alb Dr.
Warmers teiebfafcd Liver and Kidney cure,
all - hut little advantage.
Hearing Of your Dewly-dlscovered 'nase
CIV Mineral Water / sent for and 80 aimed
"A ease oft II lasted me about three fks,
during which time / improved so much as 80
be able To leave hume. which hnd . ~ br"h
abe 10 do for months previous. thei went
TO Chase city are continued the use ~ u q VIZ
ter, fresh from The well, Tor four weeks, when
gave me more real benefit than all the Dther
remedies combined. NV nerves were soon
auieted, / could sleep Well all nithf, nay
gloomy fears ana fOrebOdings vanished.
my mind became bright ana heer-
mi could enjoy the company
OF nv friends (Which before TVoid-
ed my appetite Increased. my dix stion
greatly improved 80 That 1 could eat " most
any kind 81 iOod with impunifyj. ne episl-
nation was relieved. and the kidney AT ftioh
greatly benentted--ail 81 which 1 attribute
To The use OF your mineral water.
must say. In conclusion, That COZ soer
the discovery Of this water n tfessinJ 10 ~
rc,sd humanity. Away with your anu ano
nostrumsl GO tOnature's fountain u i -aitbl
Drink OF its healing water. 1odrink. "nu %"
made whole J. @. POW Ill.
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.

RICHMOND. VA. June II. 1889.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat 20 bushels.
COrn-5 800 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry. % bushels very
good at Ole.
White, 300 bushels very good
on private terms; 100 bushels very good
a. 4Jc.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Notwithstanding l0c.; low mid
ding. 9sc.: good ordinary. SIC.
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PETERsBURG. Va. June - Sales Of
loose for the past two days were small
and about 20 80 was the highest price
pad. Yesterday at the Exchange 50
bCg.heads were offered. but only about
half were sold. and which brought from
30 90 % $500. The bulk of The 80 hogs
heads was OF poor or noudescIip. quail
ily. aud for such the market ruled very
dull. There is TO difficulty in getting
good prices for really desirable grades
of tobacco. while it is uphill work sell
ing poor and noudoscriIt sorts. and all
kinds of injured tobacco.-PciersbWg
Inder- lnneaI.
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Itisutcrcstiog To note the fact that,
of lc $4,000 copies Of the "Eucyclo-
pcdn Britannica so.d 10000 have
gone t0 the United States The Amer
leans. therefore, have bought four
times as many copici Of thc cncyclo-
pcdm as the English, although the
worl, .sof English conccpiionaud pub.
LEGATION. This 40 first sight, would
seem to show that ihe Americans have
"a greater taste for solid literature than
thc English. 10 may merely mean,
however. that there are moro public
Libraries i'm America than England, as
is no doubt the case. London Life.
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New York narLcf.
Try Telegraph.l

NEW YORK. June II Flour closed
steady, but dull and unchanged South
ern dull, in buyers favor; trade aud
family extras. So 30aS5. o.. Wheat
closed higher. and dull, spot sales,
No. red. SlisS2c. No. 3 RED. 7Ca7ic.
No. . red winter. June. ol!c. Corn
closed dali and steady; spot sales No 2
mixed. 4l;a4. &C.: No. . mixed. June
and July. 4l;c. Oats closed dull. but
steady; spot sales No. white. $50; No
white. 35c.; No. mixed, June and
July, 2S!c. Pork dali; prices un-
changed. Lard closed dull: June. SG.92.
Sugar-reiincd. in good demand, cut
loaf and crushed. 0sc.: graduated. Dc
cubes. 9sc. Coifce-spot cdrgOes,
steady; fairRio, Isle.
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He worshippcl Mozart. and was a
Jealous student of Bach One day,
Iallcplaycd tohim a Beethoven sonata
lono from op. 30. Chopin found the
last movement vulgar From this
Halle concluded that he could not
have made deep study Of the
masters works. Lcnz indeed, has
said Chopin did not take "a very
serious interest in Beethoven. Tie
knew only his principal compositions,
the last works not at all" Chopin
cared little for Mcndclssoln. and-il
the statement of Schlcssingcr be true
that Dice did not consider Schunann's
"CaruayM' to be music at all-still
loss for a composer who thoroughly
appreciated aud admired his own gen
nus lie preferred Eclini TO Bcrloz. -
Nicok's Lie of Chopin.
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4 now heat Indicate for 3omc'i,
oven, resembles Na.ch dial md j,
marked "lraad. "mcat. pastry,
burning. etc. 10 can be- attached o.
any o,oa door by drilling ho.e through
IL Ia insert the spindle of tho Indicator
-Bnlon Transcript.
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bu frmer. Wheat-Southern, nothing
of ring; Fultz. s3lSsc.; Longberry, S5a
y c. Western INN: No. 9 winter red
spot, S1ic. Corn-Southern scarce and
higher: white. 42a45c. yellow, 4la42sc.;
Western firm: mixed. spot. 4lia4lic.
Oats prime. white, firm; Western white,
32a33ic: Western mixed. 2o129ic. Rye
unsettled. DC Provisions unchanged.
Petroleum steady: refined, SO 80. COT
fee steady: Rio cargoes. fair. lSiale.c.
Sugar firm: 4 soft, Slagc.; Copper,
firm; refined. l0iallic. WhIskey steady
at al 10.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Office OF Agency: Over Merchant
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.
PERSONS rRsPosING TO BUILT.

fthNDN1 iit8lo-iNb ~ btiits
Persons wanting 10 acquire homes Ter them
selves in an improving locality, where every
dollar invested will increase. will do vel TO
examine the properties Of this company
which will be marked 10y sign boards. posted
upon each tract Of land. and plats can be seen
at the Office of the agency, over the her'
chants National Bank. corner Main ana
Eleventh streets.
The company will make special terms with
parties desiring 10 build. and TO all such VIII
lend nity per cent. of the value Of the lot and
Improvements al per cent. on long time.
The propcrt o. were acquired ~ prices muei
fellow the rrcsclt market value, and the com
yauy can afford TO sci On reasonable terms t.
sGch buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
lsp7I
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Chicago ynrhets.
lDy Ielcgraph.l

CHICAGO. June T. Wheat opened
fairly active and trnc higher. Corr
and oats quiet. Provisions dull aud
81 to l0c lower.
ClosiDgs: Wheat-Juue. 1sic.: July
76ic.: August. 74lc. Corn-Juue 3isc.
July. 34ia34.c.: August. She. Oats
June. 224c.; July, August. 22ic
Fork June. Sil.jj: July. Sli.G5: Au
gust. Sl1 20. Lard-June, S6.57i: July
sc G2iaG.Gj. Ribs-June. S5.s2i: July
81. sd; August. s. s7ta5.s0.
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NEW YORK, June l2.- Tennessee, new
set G's, 1lO; do. SIS, 1851; do. 3's,
7jia76l. Virginia G's, Is bid; do. ex-
matured coupon. 49 bid; Alabama's A,
lO7al1O; do. b. ll2t. bid: do. c. lO9. bid
Louisiana consOls. 9Ol bid; Tennessee
old. Sc; North Carolina is, g1l, blI;
do. G's, 1875, bid.
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Canon WilberfOrce writes TO Lon
don newspaper That his belief IN mira
cles has been strengthened by "a miracle
performed upon himself by means of
Amounting and prayer. My internal
ailment. he writes, was of such ma
ture that leading SURGEONS declared 1t
70 be incurable except at the cost Of a
severe operation. At last l sent for
|eldors-mcn Of God. full of iaith-by
whom / was PRAYED over bad anointed
and i'm a few weeks the iuterral ailment
pass q entirely away. The Canon take S
pains 20 say that he is confident that he
was healed by 1.-THE L1ids blessing
upon his own word: but as in so many
cases. there was sufficient margiu of
time and possibility Of change of tissue
between the anCintng and the recov-
cry TO Justify The skeptic in disconnect-
ing The two.
J. p. ROUTT, Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the Waite ~ Bart
/ lett Manufacturing Company, of New
York. II i'm want Of anything IN the
electric line, write or call on him. Cat
al que on application. Il
Our Plantation cigar is the best for
scents. OWENS & MINOR DRUG co.
Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water On
irausht 40 Our Soda Fountain
owens 81 MINOR DRUG Co.
sleepless nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. ShDna's Cure is by
remedy for you.
Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lilhia Water Only p cents
OWENS & Minor DRUG Co.
Go to the Standard.
For "A satisfactory chew buy May
Apple.
OF all apples, May Apple" is the
best.
Try May Apple" II will please
you.
Notbiua boats our Chocolate Milk
shake. OWENS * MINOR DRUG Co.
What's the matter with May Apple
tobaccoy May Apple Oh, that &
all right
All kinds Of pure medicines and min
eral waters 90
owens & MINOR DRUG Co.
s.ck headache cured by DR.. DAVID
pills
Mrs NJ. LrTiTIA GWGER. Mt. Airy. y.
C.. says: hayeussd Bradycrotinc with
ancccss in several cases II hereditary
headache.
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NEW YORK. jane 10 The general
market was very active and strong up
to 2 o'clock to-day. Londcn and local
public buying was the feature, and this
is OF the utmost importance. The gen
crsl belief is that the Northwestern
freight rate matters will he settled up
shortly. when the grnngers will doubt
less again lead the market.
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EnIiimnre Ninck Mnrkcl

by Telegraph
BALTIMORE. June 12.-Virginia con
soils. ~; do. ten-forties, 37s ID. threes,
69;a69i.
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psuos. MEDICINES. 20.
DEU0S. mGDsCiNkSs 30
@ " E MS & MIN Or
DRUG COMP any,
Wholesale and Retail
Druggists,
1907 MAIN ST.,
OPPOSITE PosToFFICE.

Keeps a largo and we'll selected stock Of fancy
TOILET SOAPS and PERFUMES, COSME-
TICS. PACE POWDERS. DALMs and all kinds
Of beautiful fine English. French and American
HAIR BRUSHES. CLOTH BRUSHES. FLESH
BRUSHES. SHOE BRUSHES. TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES.
We keep all the year round PLUSH CASES
suitable for Bridal Presents ss well as Ladies'
and Gentlemen's travelling sets.
All kinds of MINERAL WATERS both st
wholesale and retail. wearc agents for the now
Justly celebrat Dyspepsia cure. CHASEClTY
LITHIA WALL which We deliver In any
part Of the city for p cents per gallon. Per
sons suffering with Kidney affection will do
well TO drink this water freely.
We make "A specially Of hitting lktSStS
and keep full stock always on hare, ALSO
SHOULDER BRACES and CRUTChES. all
kinds and prices
We havcall the leading brands OF CHEWING
TOBACCO. and keep a nice line Of CIGARS.
Give our PLANTATION CIGARa trill. Re
member TO try cur NELLIE BLY, CHEWING
TOBACCO.
Physicians prescriptions carefully prepared
by competent Pharmacists. and none Tut the
PUKEST MEDICINES USED.
Persons contemplating having painting done
ought To call nnd get tOli'r Card and prices
of WadcswOrth's Silica Paint. which Is better
and cheaper than Lead and oh.
Please remember that for everything usually
found in a first class wholesale and retail drug
store IN fD
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Il the elephant may got angry. 10 ma!
dc Mt. Central African ProFcgn
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RICHMOND. VA, June T., 1889.
FIRST BOARD.

SlO5 Riddleberger Fraction, July
1883. at 81.
5000 Georgia Pacific income at PSI.
1000 Richmond and Allegheny lst
Mortgage at G6t.
,.,,-,-,..,,f,..r ..r.,.,-prrrrc PsJ teT.aJ
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.'.. If.se. WILLIAM n LYONS
{ I.Ns g. LYONS,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNCILLORS
AT LAW.
.. H...ss Building. Richmond, Va
t. p-In'. attention 20 law ou
f.. -rf0 .rd Federal courts Of th'
t..u af all aiiaceDt counties.
no7- srr
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Richmond ,focit rarI.ef.

Repor cd los John T.. Williams a SON.
bankers and brokers. NO. iii Main street
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Market firm.
WHOLESALE PRICE CUKKEN T..
Country Produce.

Reported by Spratiey & Overbey. Commits
ion Merchants. l2OG Cary street.
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since the introduction Of liunnicuti's dheu-
matte Cuic 10 the Pub ic.
THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HAVE FOUND
PERMANENT RELIEF BY
HunHiCutl'S Rheumatic Cure,

that they W Cd melted a. all. All OF them
thus cured this medicine checrfuliy
volunteer their willingness To certii, 10 ia
virtue. I'm order that suffering humanity
may be benefited; and the consequence Is
We have hundreds Of valuable certificates
from all parts Of tho country praisi 9 tho
discovery Of this miraculous comp )und.
which has already effected more cures than
an other similar preparations combln d.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOrri r..
Ask your druggist for II, and If he HASN'T
IL. make him order II for YOU.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
New York stocs marIs.t.


Reported bye. W. Branch & Co., bankers
and brokers'. No. III Main street.
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CIATKsvILIE. TFNN.-A letter from
i. w. Dohrmann d Son, c'larksyIlle,
Tenn. under date of June S.h. says :
Comparatively. our market this week
nresented DO material change since our
lest issue. The. offerings were very
large. showing much bad condition
md Iuf,ror quality generally. and
prices were at times irregular and
easier. AN desirable. cood-conditiOned
tobaccO@. however. remained firm.
The fine planting season III our dis
trict has continued and the crop is now
reported entirely set with favorable
outlook attending.
Transactions in our market from now
ON Will be very large the general fa-
yOrable seasons aiording good oppor-
tunitiss for packing and marketing.
Receipts during this week. l.fij hogs
heads; actual sales. Ito hogsheads.
+. w. DOHmANE x Son.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

PrcHMoND. Va, June 12.-OTerings
to-day were 81 packages lowest. So.20,
with $50 90, ST 80. 500 80, 500 80 paid
Tor sun. cured leaf. Prices to day were
even higher relatively than heretofore
and nearly every hogshead offered is
sold. There was very light trading in
other grades. but we hear OF some large
private trading in wrappers probable,
while we also learn Of some round cut
ter sales and good inquiry for old I'LL.
ers. Several FaImyille aud Lynchburg
dark dealers were on the market to-
day. bat there was no encouragement
Tor them TO sample any new red,ied
tobacco yet. IL u said that the small
quantity of Reggie tobacco wanted by
France and Italy has already been an-
uc'natcd and very little dark Virginia
will be wanted for these orders this
year.
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FARMvILLE. NA.-We learn from re-
liable sources that the planting around
this historic dark tobacco centre is
looking very badly and was bad v
washed aud. drained by late freshet
ana continued rains. and the wire
worm IS disastrously at work.
\ t0baccOnist aud close observer says
that from Lynchburg down the Ale
ghany railroad not one promising crop
Is LETT standing. The hillside tobacco
may be patched over by replanting
while low grounds will not be work
able for weeks. as rains still continue.
RehanGlers IN upland markets are all
four TO SIX weea behindhand in tn cir
tobacco bordering this year.
Some frosted lugs have been sampled
here lately. but remains without bids
on buyers for the present.
There is general interregnum quiet
ness IN busiaoss, halting between tho
Did aud new tobacco.
Wis TORS ON CHANGE.-N II Bow
mann. and T.. NJ. llUrd, Of Lynchburg
Va; W. +. Gillian. OF tarmWlie. Va.
l.. ID. Christian. of New York; and a
good many Caroline county planters
were ON Change to-day. W. i. d.
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Mrs NJ. LrriuA GwYTR. Mt. Airy. \.
c.. says: have used Bradycrotinc with
amcccss in several cases II hereditary
headache.
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All kinds Of pure medicines and min
eral waters 90
OWENS & MINOR DRUO Co.
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baltimore Markets.

BALrlMORE. Mp. June l2.-Cotton
steady mid6lipg, llsallic. Flour quiet
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J. p. RoUTr. Of this city, has been
appointed agent for the Waite q Bart
lett Manufacturing Company, of New
York. " i'm want OF anything in the
electric line. write or cal! on him. Cat
ale cue on application. Il
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s.ek headache cured by DR.. David
pills
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Bacon-Virginia hams, choice old, 1jc
per pound; new hams. small. - TO DC:
new hams, large, 10 to lie; sides, . to
Zoe: shoulders. to Sc.
po,pe -Cboira navy 81 - 10 50
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Lumber-White oak. per 900, so to
SIS; yellow pine, framing timber. - TO
$40 per 900, boards. IS to $40; poplar.
West Virginia, No. 1, $50: No. ?, SO;
No. 3. SIG.
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Iron-American rehued, Old DomIn
ION bar. per pound for standard sizes
. l-i0c; English and American sheet
81 to SIC: Sweden hammered, 1 to DC
hoop, to 5ic.
Nails-Old Dominion, standard size
s2.10; steel, > 20.
Walker horse shoes. 81. mules. %.
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PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER Borr.E.
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"Our Plantation - cigar is the best for
scents. OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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What's the matter " ith May Apple
tobaccoy May Apple Oh, that s
all right
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Arsenic Bromide and Lithia Water On
iraught 40 our Soda Fountain
OWENs * Minor DRUG Co.
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Ii,hia Water Only p cents
s gallon az
OWENS & MINOR DRUG Co.
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cemeut.I,mc. rIa,ier. lfc.

Cement Union, per barrel. Sl.3j.
Rosendale. Sl.35 to Sl.fO; James River,
81 2j to Sl3O
Lime Rockland, per barrel. Sl.lO to
Sl.15; Anchor 81 Go; Ryerton, Sl.Oo;
81. Virginia lines, 95c. to 81.
Plaster Lump. 81; ground. $3.50
to -; Calcined plaster, Sl.65 TO Sl.'1.
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Siceplc7s nights made miserable the
hat terrible cough. shDna's Cure IS by
remedy for you.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-21
A Close Observer.


ats no wonder shat robbers 50 out 10
rob. observed tramp sAe other day as he
sat on = salt barred In front Ut grocery on
West street ANY mar with al oanoe Of
brains can make sure thing OF H.
Please explain.
ssWhv. is this way. While never stole
a cents worth IN all my life. I've been
senautea 4 thouSaad tiases. Let me give
yaa the lay Of the average farm house.
There il always 81 cents on the kitchen
clock shelf 10 bay nesions Of the peaaieg.
II the farmer IA working his silver watch
hangs on a nail Just 90 the right OF the
shelf. In the bedroom eH the slttingroon.
spasn and al The lewssvy. tt's always
kept ia the lest-hsnd eoFnss Of The bottom
eareaa drawer"
IIew do you know
.,Yoa never mind. The deeds ard ether
fsaxerS are in tsu hox under tie hed it
therss Aay sum oi money Atoya SO IN the
easse ssss in n hakinx- wsler can On the
soe shelf IL the paatry. No farmer gees
g. beA With over 81 o. s. in his poekes. lie
Laws his pants an chair 81 the foot q the
hea ard they can always ee Eeaehet from
tl4s wissaow. Toe key "a TIE barn hangs
GA nal erer tie kstehen sins. and the
lanss4m always hangs - The ee.lss>way
You are a close observer. rs TREND
wei. perhaps. tas 10 mere than the
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