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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-27

MONTREAL. Dec 2i.-The police
authorities here have discover d Sil-
cptt, lie ab,couding ", asureT of the
United states house OF representatives,
accoT panied by hi psramour, Here
mimic Thibault.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-27

Hoods sarsaparilla is purely vsge-
table preparation, tsIng free from In
furious Ingredients. II is peculIaz In
its curative power.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-12-27
SOCIETIES.

A. % H.-DiYisiol No. meets rat and second
uud4rs Of each m0ntn.
X. ol H.-MCeIb 1Tst and third Wednesdays nj
':50p, H., At Odd Fellows Hall
A. r. g. A M-lCll0wslOne Lodge, No. &c, nrst
nd tllli Wednesdays,
X, 4. M.-YellOEpOno Chapter, No. s, second
thursday In each month
X. T--Dalaascus G0mmanJCry,fo nth Thurs
tSys.
j. o. o. F.-CusieT Lodge, No. IL, every
nC1lay At their hall.
J. 90. F.-Senilnal EuUan,I Nc, 9, 6rst
ana inirI Friday,
X. Of P.-Crusadcr Lodge, No. :, Thursday
evenings II Odd Fellows Han
e. X. OF A.-ailos Clly branch, every upday at
=. M.
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
q, A. R.-U. 5. Grant Post, No. IA, first aud
third Tuesdays.
10. G. T.--star OF the West, No. "a, every
Tbu;tiaY evening.
rs. OF v.-Coi. swaine Camp No. 4. Meets seeold
and fourth MONDAYS OF each month at Good lem
pars Hail.
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CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church tEpisc Jpall Palmer St.-Ser
tice sundays AZ II a. N. snds7;SO ,. ID. samue
Robinson, rector.
Hlpiist Church-Wm. NJ. Weeks, acting rHstor
Teaching services sunday az AZ a. M. and p IA
sFsi Sud Prayer Meeting, We lnesday At 1;iS p
A cordial invitation tO all.
Methodist ChuIrh-seryices sunday, Ii a, m.
Sp.In, Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
'iijer Nutting pastor.
'rssUyieriah ChuTCh--SeTSices sunday, II =. ID.
3. IN. 4. e. Armstrong, PASTOR
ihulcH of Sacred Htar, CEih0nt-stTyice,
'STy Hrst and third sunday of the month. High
tass r'Sn W. sunday school ht y. H.
ctspns "a SgpeiiCtion al ',5nU Pm.
FATHEEC, FAUwELYS.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
New York Cotton Market.
by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, September 3O.-Messrs.
Hubbard. Price &c Co. in their cotton
circular tonight says. September IS
over with in Liverpool. and the corner
evidently failed to attain the success
ANTICIPATED. Gables state the PRINCIPAL
cperator had terdered TO him all bis
purchases, and enough more were give n
TO iailers to make them sell at whatever
prices they could obtain. Result. a de-
cline of % Liverpool points. Heavy
receipts and tight money proved too
much for the October bulls. who have
sold freely to day on a weak market
caused by their sales, disappointment
10 the failure of the September corner.
aud tight money in Wall street. TX
portefs buying cotton in the South have
also freely sold of October as hedge
before the opening Of Liverpool to-
morrow. TIE market closed barely
steady. with a weak undertone.
Futures closed TO 8 points lower
Sales. 5000 bales. Spot cotton i
quoted lower; middling uplands, lie
Sales. 2s4 bales. ClOsiugs October
10. 2Ga1O.2S November, 8 99alO 90; De
cember. 9.96a0.97. January, 9.9S.
900: February, 10.04al0.Oj: March
fO.llalO.12; April, lO.l7alO.lo; May
10. 2jal0. 26; June, lO.3OalO.3l; July
10 35a1O.3,.
In Liverpool spot cotton closed easier
middling uplands, 69-l6d. Sales, A. 900
bales.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

NEW YORK. September 3O.-Moncy
closed very stringent at 10 per cent.
Exchange closed steady posted rates.
4s4ia4SS! actual rates. 4s3ia5S5 for
sixty days, and 4S74aiss for demand.
Governments closed steady: currency
6's. lis bid; As, coupons, l2o bid:
a. 5 do, 1861 bid.
The general stock market was dull
and lower in the forenoon. being de-
pressed by a heavy selling and sharp
decline in AtchisOn and the higher rates
for money. which loaned as high as 10
Der cent. before II o clock.
A few specialties were higher at this
hour than they closed Saturday nota-
BILE New jersey Central per cent, and
Delaware and Hudson per cent. The
advances in these were due to ma
nipulation. Nearly all the rest Of
the list were sal per cent. low
er. In the afternoon the general
market was stronger. and there was a
recovery in most Of the list of SAG per
cent. and large gains in few Of tie
specialties. New Jersey Central was
especially strong and closed at an ad-
vance of 3 per cent. for the day. Final
quotations were regular. but generally
I TO ! per cent. higher. Sales 24O,f9-
shares.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
CURES WITHOUT THE USE OF hAU-
SEATING DRUGS.
YOrR PHYSICIAN PREsCRIBtS II AND
KNOWS IFS VALUE.

Aotert the discovery and introduction Of the
waters of tia celebrated Healing rpiihE ~
Ashe county. \. g.. holder anu n miu,m
more strongly mprcgnatel spflhs on 49," w.,
was found higher up the NoileN Oh INC i''''
If Major !. G. Plummer' ..t.,,,,
Fer Blood Diseases. Generous Aus'.,',i'a'
an kinds uf Diseases Of the SKIN, ilihp ~ =,
rlotchos. KOughness. Sallowness, Moie, an,
Bad Complexion. Ladies', who, rom loss OF
rest oyer-cxcitiOn. ana too much dlsslp"-
fion. become languid and hlase Will ind the
piummcr BrOminc Arsenic Water a great
boon and resfOrer of freshness. sufferers
with Dyspepsia. Indigestion, or any StoIiiac l
or Kidney troubles Will find the Plnmmci
Bromino Arsenic " alter gives immediate r.
lief show the ANALYSIS Of the llummef bro,
mine Arsenic Water 10 your physician anu
ask him will 10 hell YOU. al,
our leading doctors are prescribing lhl>
wonderful water and receiving tne pest r.
suits from ifs action. 10 Is daily growing IN
favor with the medical fraternity, ana the
demand for the wafer II rapidly inciehsih-.
In the nesr future the Plummef bfomiu'
Arsenic Water VIII become tne iI 1Innd
Healing WATER Of the world for an bloou'
stomach, kidney. and Skin Diseases.
WHAT THE .pIUAiMER BROMINE ARSF
MIC WATER HAS DONE FOR \ klCh-
NOND LADY, AND WHAT SHE SAYS
ABOUT IT.
"going a great sufferer from Indigestion
and being unable 20 eat either NUT or Nege
tables. on making my trouble known 10 Dr
LandOn b. EdwnIds, ne advised me 70 us'
.Plummer Iromine Arsenic Wat r, know
ing my regular PHYSICIAN Or. Hunter Nc
CURE had prescribed the same water:
procured q ease Of the Piummer bloh,lh '
Arsenic Water. ana | am glad 10 say whei
using TINS water could eat anything iruii'
aud vegetables included, and my SKIN WINE
using The water was clear and iree IRON
Pimples. BlOiches and letter when Away
c,me when eating fruits Without drlnhlni
plummcr BrOmne Arsenic Water. l glau,
give my testimony 20 the value OF Ilumnc
Bromlue Arsenic Water for aiding digestion
aud cleaning and purifying Tie SKIN,
Arsenic Water from Ashc county. y. {.
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TOBACCO DEPARTMENT.

RicuMoxp. September 30.-No sales
at auction on Change to-day.
Private sales reported to tho secre'
tary to-day: Wrappers, 80 hogsheads'
filters, hogshead; smokers, q hogs
heads; burleys, hogsheads: dark to-
baccos, % hogobeads. Total sales re-
ported to the secretary to-day, no hogs'
heads.
Office Of the tobacco inspector reports
to-day: Inspections, bright. Do hogs
heads; dark, 81 hogsheads; Western.
hogsheads. Reinspections, bright, a.
hogsheads; dark. 2 hogsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's, Sh0ckoe. Diven-
ports, Blanchard 4, Centre. Seabrook s,
Old Dominion and Allegheny ware
houses report 81 hogsheads delivered
to-day.
ONCE Of the Collector Of the United
States Internal Revenue reports collec-
tions for the city of Richmond to-day
as follows: Tax paiC cigars and cigar
cites. 1884 40: tobaccos, So 400 81; spe-
cial. SIG 49, Total collections fer city to-
dav. Sc 37123.
The Richmond tobacco market was
active and strong on wrappers to-day;
sales - hogsheads reported TO
&. Mel,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
Grain and Cotton Exchange.

ECHhoND, VA. otflchiDSi 49, i~""
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 3j4 bushels.
Corn-3 $50 bushels.
Olts-1 go bushels.
Rve-1.2lG bushels.
Meal-l2 bushels
Orchard grass seed-29O bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-White. - bushels good very
good at S,c.; Longberry. $40 bushels
very good on private terms: do ~ bush-
els good at &c.: Shortbery, o. bushels
very good at Sc: 90. 26 bushels very
good at Soc: do, go bushels very good
at Sjc.: do. So bushels good at Soc; 90.
lJ4 bushels fair ~ nc. do. GOA bushels
fair at 75c do. "a bushels common at
74c.: do. 1850 bushels common at 1lc.' do.
"a bushels common at 7Cc.: do. 20 bush
els common at Csc. do. % bushels com
mon at 62c. Total sales of wheat, -O2
bushels.
Corn-White, 1850 bushels fair on
private terms; mixed. 200 bushels very
good on private terms. Total sales Of
corn. 1900 bushels.
oats W ln'cl. % Du'hel- vel 50" " =
49,: do. p bushels good at 42c. Total
sales Of oats. 100 bushels.
Rye-lG bushels very good at Jjc.
Meal-l2 bushels country bolted on
private terms.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
Ouof0tioRs. -Middliug. lOsc.: low
middling, 1872; good ordinary
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

NEW YORK. September 80 Our
market was very strong indeed to :
O'Clock. although money was IA de-
mand at 7a10 per cent. Atchlson fell to
81 and rallied to 80 by . 0 clock, while
New England and few other stocks
were off little. The great maj 'rlty,
however. were very strong indeed. win
Jersey Central up to 1870. The street
appreciated that the money rate WAS ao-
normally high. because of preparaGons
for October disbursements. \ per gent.
money market and low bank reserves
are blessing, because 1t shows al Dig
business doing. No one can COMPLAIN
of an active money market at 4ood
rates. 1t is only when fear keeps m1hey
tied up IN strong holders that busipess
of all kinds suffers. The news totday
was good, particularly on the coal land
iron trades. Crops in Iowa, a per
cent. dividend on st. Louis and ban
Francisco preferred, AMI notice fhat
Atchison would pay its interest dud TO-
morrow, were among the good things.
Holders of stocks know that NATURAL
conditions are going 10 make a BOOM by
and BY. and that Is why no stocks come
ont. People do not scare as they di fl 4
wear ago. Money will dOubtl'ss be
easier from this time on, but no mOre
as per cent. money for some time. phe
Chicago. burlington and QUINCY s stFte'
ment for August, now due, Will bye
bull card The last hour the whole pist
was dull, but very strong. The trefis-
ury accepted S36 600 bonds. There Was
no bad news all day and the market
look, promising.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
opp. pOSTOFFIC RICHMOND, VA.
OUR STOCK .. NERAL WATERS

is large and complete. embracing all The Do
mcstlc and Imported waters used IN this sec
ton. We are agents for the sale 81 the
FAKMNiLLE LuHlA WATER and the
celebrated CHASE CITY MINERAL VA
iER. which we sell by the gallon and deliyeb
free in any part Ci the city.
Persons using lamps Will consult iheit
safety hv burning our ElttIklI-ll 1lll
= ,FEIY OLA very high test. Odofless ana
economical Oh.
II YOU wish a clean mouth sweet breath
and healthy gums. use OWENS & MlNOk~
PHrNOi4 MOUTH. WASH. viii ~. together
with our KA,O DONr TOOl ll-PON DER
forms the best dentfrce known. ......
We keep all kinds of lifli kkl IS
C'.OfIIf% BRUSHES. FLESH BRUSHES,
SHOE BRUSHES, NAIL BRUSHES. room
BRUSHES, COMES. etc. etc. and. ~ TACT
everything found ina fiistcla retail Drug
store.
PIIYSICIhNS' PRESCRIPTIONS are an
esp,l ial feature Of our business. and compe-
tent Pharmacists are always on h1nd, day
and night. 10 attend all wants In this depart
mcut ,.,,..,...
AIlorders by mail for Drugs, MEDICINES,
PAlNT- OILS. WINDOW GLASS Will receive
oar prompt attention.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, September 3O.-Cotton
dull: middling, 1lic. Flour quieter,
but steady: Howard-s,reet and Western
80. 50af3 90; do. extra, - lja
a 90; City Mills REQ brand extra. o4.62a
S4.75: winter wheat patent. 81 .75aSj. 10
spring wheat patent. 90 2oa5.5O,
Wheat-Southern iirm; Fultz, eOa9Oc.
Longberry. s4a9Oc.; No. ?, Soc; steamer,
Tic: Western firm: No. : winter red
spot, elasltc.; October, slfaSlic. Corn.
Southern nominal, f0a42c. Western
steady: mixed spot. 40ic.; October. S9sa
4Oc. Oats firm, Western white, 25a
27tc.: Western mixed. s3l2ic. Rye
prime wanted. 50sj2c. Provisions firm.
Petroleum unchanged. Coffee dull; RIO
cargoes fair, l9ic. Sugar strong; \
soft, Sc.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

Country Produce.

Country Produce.
Apples--C Choice Summer. 100 to
S2.2j. prime. SID to $40: poor 10
good, -. jto 81 30.
kBacon-NirgiIia hams, choice OLD, lJc
per uound: new hams. small. 10 TO i4c.
new hams. large, 20 l2c; sides, 81 TO
&c: shoulders. TO Sc.
Reeswax-2 90 70 2lc per pound.
Broom Corn-3 To- DC.
Butter-Virginia creamery. II to loc'
family packed virginia.. 10 to l1c'
choice yellow. store packed Virginia.
IA to l5c; store packed. mixed color
and sweet. 10 t. Re; store packed, com
mon to fair, 10 10.
Cabbage-Per 100, 80 to -.
Eggs-ln crates lfreshl. Il TO lsci I'D
boxes and barrels. lJ 20 l.c.
Live Poultry-Hens. % to zoe: mixed
coops. % TO 2jr. Chickens. spring,
large. 10 10 PC. small. u 20 lSc.
Dried Peaches. peeled. D to SCI
unpeeIed. halves, , to Be-. Apples
sliced, to 3ic: quarters. . toac. 'her-
ries. pitted. TO o.. Blacstcrries, 81
to lc. Whortleberlies, TO &c.
Feathers-Primo live goose, 40 To- i2c
Der pound: mixed. - iO 2-c.
Flaxseed-Por Dlshei -Luo % Sl'lo
Ggapes-3 to DE-.
Hiies-Dry fliufs. light weights, : to
Sc per pound: heavy weights. Gle per
pound dry sailed. Or. lwctl salted, 4c
green. &c.
Lard-Pume country, 5 ~ g, per
pound.
Onions-Per crlte. $50 to ,5c.
Onions-Fer barrel - -.
Ofances-~l OO 10 81 30
Lemons-SLOO to $500.
Peaches-per bushei crtte, 81 tc
$500.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, PER pound, q
to &c: medium, Ito &c.
Poratoes-New per bushel, CD to 69c
per barrel. SLID TO $500.
ROois-Ginseng Der pound. .-.OO
Seneca, per pound. 30 TO 3)c.
Saeds-Cloyer per pound. y to SIC
Timothy. per busael. SLIGO To SL'o
Orchard grass, so to sec: Herds
grass, 80 TO GOc: German niiilct, 20 t
90c.
Sumac-per 100 lbs, 5Jc 70 81.
Wool-Tub-washed. 80 To 20; pc
hound: unwashed. 23c per pound.
yiIFees.
Shipstuf per ton Si4
RraWn-tutf ppr ten = To-.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

New YORK. September 30. -Flour
closed dull. with BUYERS holding off
prices unchanged; Southern closed
steady: trade and family. extras. 1910
ash 60. Wheat closed dull sasc. higher;
spot sales, No red, S2.s5sas2 S6c.. No.
9 red winter, November, SIZE. Corn
closed weak. TO lower. spot 81 les;
No. =. mixed. S9la39sc.; No. 2 mixed
October, 39ic. Oats closed quiet. TO t.,
higher. spot sales; No. white, S5c
No. . white. 2sislssc.; No. 2 mixed.
October. 2Gsc. Pork dull; inspected
mess, Sl2 5OaSl2 %. Lard closed larry
active, but weaker; October.s1 45ls6 30.
firm; cut-loaf, crushed
abd powdered SEC; graduated &c.
Coffee, spot, steady; fair Rio, lsic.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
THE DAILY MES-TUESDAY. OCTOBER I. 1889
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. September 30. - wheat
opened active and irregular. Corn
easier for near futures. Oats quiet and
steady. Provisions fairly active ana
easier. Closing: Wheat - September
October, Size: December, s3.c. Corn
September. Bic : October. 81 ta3lfc.; De-
cember. 3lsc. Oats-September- Octo-
Der. 1ysc.. December. l9lal9sc. Pork
September October, sli45: November,
5000. Lard-September, 50 %; Octo-
Der, sc 90: November, 500. snort
Ribs-September, $50: October, SASH
November, S4Sj.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

LYNcHBuRG. September 2S.-Our re.
cipls this week amounted to only So 200
pounds. making the total since October
list %. 766, 600 pounds against q, 81 SUI
pounds for the same period last year.
There were few piles OF new to-
bacco i'm our offerings this week. which
showed good color but were deficient IN
BODY. The farmers have about finished
cutting and housing their crop.
Holt, SHAEFER & Co.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01
OWENS 6 MINOR
DRUG COMPANY,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
1907 MAIN STREET.
OPP. PosrorFnH. RICHMOND. VA.

OPP. POS IOII lIls III iialI-fA't 80
A full and complete stock o. DRUGS
MEDICINES. TOILET SOAPS, and ItN-
FTNiF. MINERAL WATERS, &c, sc.
CLUTCHES an styles and prices 10 SUIT.
~UDI-lDtN bRAtI~ for All ages.
COAL TAR CAMpHOH. the great Moth
DESTROYER and Preventive, very cheap
lon't put away your turs, Blankets, or
WOollcns without b.. s,.v
We keep ali kinds OF HANDKERCHIEF N
TRACTS. COLONIES. TOILET. WAltis~'
BALM~. COSMETICS, POWDERS ana othef
Bsautiheis. 49,.
I'm Mineral Waters we have most Of the
Nntiyc and Improved Waters. Weafe Agents
nr the KAWLEN SPRING WATER Nar-
donated. the FAkNNIILfLl IlllAt tliASh
CITY MlNERALand the Great PHI MINER
BRDAfIDr and Al SENIC WATERS.
SHOE BKC SHES. Cloth BIZ HE9'
HAIR BRJ-IiE-. TOOTH Bkl SHES, NAIL
BRUSHES and FLESH BRUSHES.
CONDENSED NIL Is, INFANT and lNNA-
LID FOODS. an kinds.
Ne make "a speciality Of Fine Chewing To-
blcro aud Cigars. We do not think our oilgl-
nal Plantation cigar can be beaten in the
cifv for Five cents. our "FedoIa' loblcco II
the Best Chew sold.
We have everything usually found ia
nrst-cass Drug tore.
Remember the place.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

RICHMOND, VA. September 30. 1883.
Receipts-5s2 head Of cattle: sos sheep
and lambs; 100 hogs.
Sales-53i head of cattle: Glj sheep
and lambs: I8O hogs.
Prices Cattle. best. 3! to 4c. gross.
a few extra fine higher medium 70
good. 3 10 Sic. gross. common to fair.
/, to Bic. gross: sheep. 3 TO &c. gross
lambs. to jic. grgss. hogs, o to otc.
net; bulls, II to ACC. grou.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Now York stock Market.
EEYIEM.

Reported by c. W. Branch & Co, bankers
and brokers, No. III Main street.
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Reported by John J.. Williams son
bankers and brokers, No. I'LL Main street
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

RICHMOND. VA, September 20, 1899.
FIRST BOARD.
90 600 Charlotte, Columbia and Au.
gusta G's at lO1l.
1000 Georgia Pacific 5 at "A.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
United States A s r. & c.. 4O5l ......
United States ia h. & Ca. III ......
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PRE STON 3 E LlV 1 N,
FINE ART URNI1 JILL
No. 18 Governor street.
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.

at is wonderful that from the bosom oil
Mother Earth flows streams for the meaning
Of her chldren.-S. a G.. r.
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Shipstuff per ton Sl4
BrOWnstuf per ten : 10.
Bran per ton Sl3.
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OWENS g. MINOR DRUG co.

General Agents Richmond, Va,
100 MAIN STREET. OPPO. POSrOFFICE.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-01

CHIEF JUSTICE FULLER. says an cN
change. is one the most Democratic men on
earth. He is holding court in Chicago just
ai present, and when not in chambers.
amu-es himself by riding around on The
eriu-cars looking at the sights and noting
the changes that in the great city Of which
he WAS 80 long am honOrCd resident. lie
speaks Of his happiness at being IN Chicago,
saving that this city will always be home
% him.. lie seems % regret very much thai
i'm disappointment of judicial circuits among
Inc members OF the Supreme Bench he could
not sccurcihc circuit in which Chicago Is To-
located. lie finds that the Chicf Justice has to
do circuit duty Just as same a. any Of the as
-ociato justices. The Chicago circuit belongs
ioJu-iice Harlan. who has had IL for over ten
wears. Mr.. Justice Harlan Is so attached
10 IL that ne would not give IL up for any
thing. 80 Chief Justice Fuller has 10 be
conlcntcd with the old, historic circuit. EN-
bracing Virginia and the Carlina-, upon
which Chief Justices Marshall and Lamar
sat for siNty-siN years. But Will manage
io get 10 Chicago every year. anyway said
Chief Justice Fuller, lately, "and am 90
ine 10 rc-establish my family there IN our
old home. WASHINGTON il u pleasant place,
lui IA f. 80 fun OF official lie that the do
mesficity of the home il destroyed. That
il why we viii live in Chicago IN the iu-
turc.'
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Market firm.
Notwithstanding. l0.c.: low
middling, l0lf.; good ordinary
.ic.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-09-27
CAUGHT STEALING MILK.

For several months past J. G..
Phillips, of Sublimity. Marion
county, has been aware that his
cows were being robbed of their
milk while out In the pasture, says
a Salem ex. As Mr.. 2. lives on
Fern Ridge where the inhabitants
are far above suspicion, he found it
no easy task to account for his
loss, and he resolved to play de-
tective for a time and learn what
he could concerning the case.
Following this plan of operation,
when he next turned his cows in
the pasture he concealed himself
in the high fern to watch. But
he had not occupied this position
long before he saw a young hog
approach one of the cows, rise on
its launches, place its front feet on
her bag, seize a teat in its mouth
and commence pumping away.
After watching this strange per-
formance for some time he was
fully convinced he had discovered
the thief. This rustling swine is a
mixture of black and white China,
favorite breed with the hog men
of the ridge.
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1889-09-27

you like" he said, .'but | think it
foolhardy and dangerous" And l
was as willing as he to retrace our
steps.
On reaching the great chamber
into which Mr.. P. had fallen the
night before, we heard the well
defined growl of the animal that
SO frightened us before coming
through the narrow passage from
the outside; we involuntarily crept
back to the further side of the
cave. [ cooked my gun, which
was loaded witd two bullets, and
as the animal rushed along the
narrow passage, [ fired. The
sound stunned us both, and the
effect lasted several days, feeling
very disagreeable. AS our torch
was now almost gone out [ hardly
think l hit him, but he gave an
unearthly yell as he leaped along
toward the room we had left be-
fore. We only got a glimpse of
his receding form, but that was
all we wanted of him.
We took some specimens of
what was in the cave and made
our way out as fast as possible
and down the mountain to where
we had camped the night before,
and packing up, again started on
our journey homeward.
This was thirty years ago last
August, and I have great desire
to once more visit the wild animal
den of the Kennebago cave.-For-
est and Stream.