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peaches, lbs standard, 81 35fI.5O; second, sl0o9
ii5 tomatoes lbs, standard, SOGgOC lbs, stand
ard 500 strawberries, sL25 rnspberrles, u 20
backberries, 90; green cages sl.de pears, sl.oG
plums, si50 asparagus, $500 green corn, slC9
5N green peas Sl2dl.b0; cove oysters, full
weight TO- QO@gjc 2 lbs, sl.65@i. 60; light weight
Csc; , lbs si.Ol Condensed milk-Crown, g.. ID;
Eagle $3.50 SWISS SGl5. Salmon Sl65Y2OO. sar-
dimes, $3.50 mustard sardines, $3.50. Mackerel,
81 lb@L30 herring mackcrel, sll5.
sUGAR-Purc white, DC; oil white, g1c; yellow
clarified. slS@s4c; refined A, DC; standard RTanu.
lated OIIc; powdered, lOl4c; cut loaf lo]ac; open
kettle, 7t29sc; strong.
COFFEE--Common l7l4c; ordinary, lsc; fair,
lgc. prime Rio, 20c; choice TO fancy, 2l@22c; old
government, 8l@35c firm,
sALT-sagluaw. sL35 per bril- Ohio River si.2O
al. % per brl; Louisiana, sll5 sacks fine sl.40i
coarse, sil5 pkts, 25tM7c.
RlCE-Loulsiana, l19@6c; Carolina 6@7c.
STARCII--.ic
CHEEsE-Prme flats, -; New York factory,
49,. full cream. l3c; Young America, l3e
OLASSES-Louisinna common 10 lair, 2jot2Sc;
prime choice 32@lsc; fancy, ijc ccntrllugals, com
mon TO fair 2j@2ac; prime to choice 259jOci syrup
256g l0c, steady.
CANDIES Sticks, MI sizes in bxs, pls and brls,
l0@llc, fancy assorted lO9l3c; extra fancy, la
2lc firm
SOAP AND CANDLEs-soap, 9X@je candles
full weight, glSc.
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fsroeerles

NEW YORK. June iL-ooatc-optons opened
hafrly steady 40 % 90 points down. closed ffvgus
lar. u 90 s0polnts down. The sharp decline was
due 10 crop estimates and break IN iorgn markets,
ihss July. lat0aia5a. August isl0ai6oe scIr
tcmhcf. 1tUu. ttalh October, ih0ffl6 o.. NoyCm.
bcf. ia7uHihNt December, A5asie.0 January,
iasbetiG.lu. February, ihhbsi62g March. la.get
ie2s April. iaaeii00. SPOT lilo depressed With
HuEaf-llaw quiet and strong sales. 400 hags;
ccntfituFals o. itst 81 refined active aud hrm'
idf fchLlug, i'ics q JAafsg catm &, t,4eatc;
white 4, 81, extra q, iS'ie9sC yellow, 5'saI,4C.
mold a. 90 standard 4, ,SE eonlccuonsrs a,
SIS cat loai. p'9c crushed We powdered gse
Noiassrs. Foreign firm; sales Of cargo Of Cuba
NJ sic 90 hhds faiardo Al DC, Us hhds Manganese
az Sic New orleans quiet
Rice steady aud quiet domestic, g.9s'sc'
XIV dRLRAgs. Ia. June iL--ooGeo- oulo,
but nfm. Rio carrucs common 90 prime, i6hsilaC.
Mhisky-Wcstcfn rcctlhed, ti0iHlN,
llcc-ouict ordinary 70 prime, s'ssae.
nmn-sicady Wal2'so.
Cotton Sod products nominal
susdf-Ncfy strong strictly prime. opcn Kettle.
9j.c centrifugal. choice white, = .ri prime yellow,
clarified, stttetsi n. seconds, ~ 90
Enthusiastically ccutriuaal, lar 10 good fair,
ipENy, common 10 good common. lu,slsc. Inferior,
ilc
CINCINNATI, o., June ii..-whl,ty-A Active and
nrm, salcs ~ barrels finished go0ds on baals Of
siOL
Hnticr Steady.
tugaf-ftfm.
IFgs-stoady al lie
cnicAGo IN tino lion the Produce Ex.
change today, the butter mhrkct was unchanged.
cr,amery, ii.aid,,c. hnc, ij1iSbls, me dairy,
llail,.C nnc. i16tisc
Eggs-firIn a. ilc.
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Articles. Opening Highe,t. Lowest Closing

Cash quotations were MS follows
Flour, hrmcr l09l5c advance asked on winters
no sprirg wheat, SO1ac No 3 spring wheat,
Csc, No red, so &C.
No. 2 corn, :Ei'Ec bid.
Nh oats, re.
No. . rye. SIC.
No. . barley. nominal.
No. naXsccd sl5
Prime timothy seed, a. 2aaf2i.
Mess pork. per brl., sii.iO1t.l55.
Lard. pcr TOO lbs. si.bj.
short fih sides. loose. SYMBOLISM
Dry saltcd shoulders, boxed, sl2iEdhG.
short clear sides, boxed sh.2, fi6.3.
Rccclpis-Flour. 300 brlsi wheat ll,Ooo bu;
corn. i.0oOo bu; oats iv9,OO bu; rye, 1000 bu'
shinmcn's-ilour. 1900 bills wheat, 1000 bu.
corn. $1,000 bu; oats, i7SOoj bu rye, 5000 bu;
barley, 5000 bu.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-. June ii-Flour-Flrm.
Mhcat-llighcr, There wasa rush NJ the opening
TO buy that found very little wheat ON sale, the con
| sequence being sharp adnncc Of ptml3F.
| Weather reports were uniiyofabe and this alarmed
| the shorts, who haslcncd 10 81 out. There wa. n
relapse after the early bulge rally later aud tue
close was strong at l@ltc above Yesterday No.
siS9ie. e." cl e ~ 1aSSs, g ~ esSle ciosei
1g.r september, N4alilf, closed 7i5sc, Dccem.
Der, 9h'aftis. n, closed ne
"a closed sic Ma. July. Si,gc clossd s9Sc
asked. september, SSs9Jef' closed S23s@i''sc
oat-Duil but steady No 2. cash. % t92sc bid.
| June. 2lisffEas ~. July. 2sc bid.
Ryc-ilighcr but duh. No. 2. i0'ec
llay-Quiet prairie, y d0gs.Ot Timothy, $1,000
| 1900
Imn-Quirt, s5k@isc
| Flax SEED Unchanged. srot quiet At $780, new
/ crop lower at sl.Ul ioT Auguu delivery.
| nulicr-Quct aud unchanged creamery, iiSloo'
/ dalrg, Hare
| frgs-iiMi2'ec
| Cofnmchl-S1 inf2lh
l'roysions-Duli, weak and generally lower.
| putk-sllOlsiai2k
iard-Frime steam nominally lower. sdsn
| ny salt mcats-shoulder, stGg longs and ribs
| tAoi1iG TO- short clear. tAO
/ lhcon-liaxed shoulder, ASs long and ribs
| ei6l's a00i short clear. sdA
/ Rcccipis-fl0uL 2OlJ bTis. wheat i2oo0 bu; corn
| pAOJ0 bu; oats, 2i.OOO bu, ne none, barley, l,vv'
| bu.
shipmcnts-Flo 6oOo hriG wheat 5000 bu
| corn, ai,0l0 bu. oats, 2i,OOO bu. fyc aud barley
| none,
| KANSAS CITY. No. juno it-whcat steady; No
/ ? rcd. cash. 7ic asked. July, Gle bid, Csc askcd
| august. ole bid, &C asked; No. ? foft cash. y.
/ bid. &c askcsi. July, &c bid, &c asked.
| Cofn-Quict No p oNh. 80 asked. No
| white cnsh. &c bid. S0,Sc asked.
| Oats-No. = cash, ipc bid, sc asked.
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MEAL-Irlme. slGOlGlS5O. less than car load.
sis0naip.t0. Oh meal, sl6OO8l7,jG less than car
loni, si7O0ai7.d0
COTTON SEED Railroad. silOO river, 5000 per
ton.
Olt,-Prmc crude. ssGiOc on crude. 3o@3ic;
prime summer yellow. i1tiac; oil summer yellow
l0etilc. choice cooking summer yellow, O8j2c
prime summer white, liei &c.
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Fce,istun.

HAY-Chocc, from store, sA. car load, from
lcycc OF dcpnt. tiAuntlhi0 prime from stone, sles
ST. car load. from loves 90 depot tiiuiftit.lu
prairie ifum siorc, ble Nc, car load, from lcycc VI
depot f1ul4ti.un
CONN-fwm store. white tGc. nlxci sc. from
ioyce OF depot white In bulk. i0o, IA sacks, ttc
mixed, 10 bulk. sc. IN sacks tic
hkAN-fr0m store, 'jC from lcyce OF depot
ti0l
OArs-From store white. sc mixed, Nic. from
iovco o. depot white 10 bulk s0isiic In sacks. ~
ClJic naked. In bulk, 80. Ia sacks, 40.
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rxcn,SoE QUOTATIONS.
DAILY corroN STATEMENT.

tAsNtNt ~ ~ - AAaA n . ~ e. >" ~ ~ w. -
SO&T,ii; wagons. 3. Total 80 halca
ftrofis a e. ui L 4 S.il q. o&sw, % To
hi. ~ halcs
WEEKLY CorroS STATEMENT.
nsociphai Memphis ior the week ending June a.
a5 balo, a against 800 bales last week. aud
80 talc same week lat year since september l.
soaioo bales, against Gis2lp bales same time lat
year
Shipments iof the week. i,5s5 bales a. agnlnsi
40. bales sainc week last year since september l..
Mo- balcs a. against Gli.H bales nmc time last
year Weeks aics Q0 bales exporter. none
aud spinncr. 200 halcA
DAILY PORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
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CATTiE-ChoiCc 10 extra 3a9p.c good. "a
o. &C. scnlawngs % medium, pamiifs choice feed
On. $40 lbs aud up, 2'a8ls fccdcu 20 TO 30 us
2itttw.G
ilUGs-choicc cornicd, gisici good, l,EGClc
common, aleIlc.
slltEl'-thoicc, q 81 medium, 316glc; common
.LANiis-cbolcc &C. common to good, Per head,
gi.iuttAUO,
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NEW YORK, June it-1hew was no change
IN the dry goods market to-day staple co,lonH
,Fcrr str,,ns M tome end theU vat more doing In
New York prinis aud finehams subject 10 opening
prlccs Clothing woolens revived most attention,
but new goods are yet unoiencd. Tho prcssni
status oi trade and oil the naItet w. expected 10
termed fabrics VIII DO generally opened aud prices
made.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.
puying--New York and Eastern points,
demand; part Eastern points, sight l-lo dis,
count Cincinnati, st. Louis, Louisville and
Chicago, par. New Orleans, y discount
sclling-Now York and Eastern points,
a. so premium; Cincinnati, St. Louis Louis
Vile and Chicago l-lo prcmium New Or
leans, par "
The local cotton market remains quiet
Sales today. 500 bales all taken by spinners'
New orleans spot market closed steady, with
futures quiet aud steady at an advance OF .
points ON old crop months and decline OF
l@2 points on new crop months The
Liverpool markot closed with prices gener'
ally In buyers favor; futures barely steady at
decline Of points. New York spots de-
clined l-lGc, closing quiet, with futures
steady at n decline Of @ to $ points on near
positions and Ito 3 on new crop months
Hubbard Price a Co. say; Again we
have 10 record a sharp decline for no appar'
ent cause except the execution of stop orders
as they were reached. Liverpool, while 1t Is
easier, has not declined sufficiently to justify
any such break, and New Orleans appears to
be calling for the near positions and is rela'
lively above New York prices. Constant
selling Of long cotton carried the market
down points, rom which there was n slight
reaction, and the market was dull but steady
nj s points decline from last evenings close
on the near positions and TO points on
the winter ones. At the decline some OF the
local traders, who are the only shorts have
taken their profits, but rs yet no buying OF
any strength is apparent Holders OF The
stock appear TO be willing to remain hedgcd'
and as yet show no disposition to replace
their sales Of futures. Such sharp break
has induced buying by the local traders for
a reaction, but outside OF their operations no
signs are visible Of good buying
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JunetG iial0.i5; July, i0ie@i04T; August 10. SEA
1898; scrtember l0,l0@l0il October, os7@o.Ss;
November, asi@aS ~; December 9si@as5; jan
uary, Q g0al9 81; February, s0so,99a March, l0.069
1907 April, lO.li@l0l5 May, I0A@lO2 Sales,
$500 bales
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened quiet and closed steady
middlne, 1919 Sales, 100 bales. Quotations arc
as follows Ordinary gc good ordinary, 9%ci low
mlddng, iO4c middling, i01sc good mddling
ll9sc
Futures opened irregular and closed quiet and
steady AS follows June 10 6j@i0 10 Iuy 10 G1c5l0 63
August, i04l@l0.i2 september, o.sl@ss0i October,
95i@Q6; November 9i5@9i7i December $40
Q Is; January, 5l@9, 56; February 9Gl@96} March,
9.7j@a5T April, 9.15@a71 Sales, 1900 bales
LIVERPOOL.
Al noon Spots, prices generally I'm buyers hvor
Sales, 1900 bales OF which 300 were American Re-
ociptS 1000 bales, Of which 1000 were American.
Closing quotations were as follows middling,
lied
Futures opened quiet and steady and closed
barely steady.
| fThcsc prices arc given IN pence and Giihs thus,
| Cos means Ga6id, aud sol means l6id,l
AtIpm.; June, coo buyers; JuneJuly, 600 buy
! orS: July.August, G.0l sellers, Augustseptcmber,
6G3 buyers; September October, Sac value; October.
| November, 0 IS buyers Soyeinbcr December, $50
scllcn; DecembcrJanuary G32 buyers, september,
90 buyers.
Liverpool weekly statement for The wock ending
$50.
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CHICAGO, M. June iA-Ttc Dr0tsrs' Journal ~.
pofts Cattle Receipts. p.hs0 fhipmcuts aoo1.
Market slow aud lower bccvcf tlinttit0 steer,
slOoalas stockers aud ie'slcfs - Naa % COWS,
g6A
iior-Recclpts, 2A.Ooo thipments 5000 Market
slow and 10 lower mixgd. w. - heavy, tAVS
khsrp@n Receipts 1000. shipments. 1000 Market
steady natives elboalet Western. woolcd 81 dOot
AsO. shorn Texas. tdooesAos lambs, t1oos1to
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rLOuR-frum ttufc. common, tt0n family.
ei2t choice. 81 ~ fancy, eLof cxtta fancy, 50 ID.
patent 81 1.UtAtn firm,
VuHNMIAl.-Icarls a o. roller. g. 2N steady.
BEANS ANp rLAs-Nayy beans, tlsittAuQ mo.
dlum. slTtait.Wl
OAfMEAL-.in half hrla $40 from slorc.
CRACKERS sofa, extra. bC. uvhc ONira 90
0i.C riugOr snaps, lHsiss assorted iumblcs, ieg
igtt Cfunm CfurkVr 4irItlisr
CRAtkEn wiikAr-ln haii hfla, $50 from
flop.
MoNINY AND aRIrs-From store. slisaaoA
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T1sII- Maokcrci, half brls, 40 I. spso No. 2.
sA5t No q 81 -. t1lb kitA No. l. sl8i No 2,tl "a
Dry herring family. sc per boa, North Carolina
roc herring, half bfia, tdsA White fab, half bfs.
hoo rRoDuCTs-sicady: pork sia ioaia ., ~
ghtCuUi hams. l0Sgiihc breakfast bacon. pNei
lQ4c clear rib sides bacon. l's97ltc. shoulders,
otc bulk pork. clear sldcs, 0i.c clear rib sides,
ti.c long clear, Csc shoulders, SIC.
,LAkp-Ics, Gikej half hrls, 80 kegs, TIC
choice Kettle, Eet,g .c steady
FRESH MEAtH-Bcet, hindquaricn b@1c fore
bH9tc pef NJ.
,t!dSfEEr-Brls $780, half btl. $40. kegs
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vseoi.

ST. LOUIS. Mo, June u -wool-Rcccipls. 26l
COZ pounds Market quiet but steady unwashcd
brisht medium, gO81iitc cunfac braid. itallc
low sandy ilsioc hno light ii92lc. nnc heavy
igoiAAs. tub washed, choice. &c. Inferior S2e,ajc
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NANCE AND COMMERCE.
oNEy TO 9 PER CENT, NEW YORK
EXCHANGE $50 PREM. SELLING.

Bottom ouiet-Middiing Cotton 10 ll-lec
SALES Today. 500 Bales-rhe Gen.
erai Market Ia steady-Meats Are
Firm.
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BANK cLEAiaNes.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. June A-qaafings, slo6io,OOo.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Jun. A-Clcarlngs, si,-
02j,23l.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, June lL+cleariugs s39s9, li3;
balances s52i,IlG.
NEW YORK, June A.-dcarngs, sl17 $50;
balances s., lG2, DOL H.,
BOSTON, Mass, June 1A-flcarings, slG,i57,739;
balances, 81, 5025li
BALTIMORE, Nd. June h.-Clearlngs, sl,776,-
G2G, balances, Slj3,739.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jun, li.--Clearings, sl0,-
SH,3il; balances, 81 ,6G9,0a
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MI, Ls&W 9lA Web Fargo Ex, 1i2
MI, j. y w pfd, ll6H Weserh Union $50
Min Il 81 l., Am uottton oil, 80
Min * st pfd, 10 Ricli&-West pfd, 30
LONDON, June a. 4 p.n.-Consols closed at
0slE for money and 9SjE for lbaccount
The amount OF bullion gdle. Into the Bank OF
England on balance today y $4,000.
PARIS, June ll.-Three percent. rentes, sGf 321zc
for the account.
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COTTON MARKET.

The local cotton market opened quiet and oloscd
quiet miidlins. 20 l.iec sales. s0J bales, or --
" exporter ana Oh 10 splungn
EXCHASuE QUOTATIONS.
orilnap. s9ioc E0od ordinary. i1c. low MID
ding 10 Sic miidiing. 10 ii.iGe r1oi middliuR
II SiGc miiillug fair nominal. iair. nominal,
dusty, s9i,.c lower
uAII-N GILLIAN - AIlAlr.-r
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CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.


kEw YORK.
Spots opened easy and closed quiet middling
Iihc. .sales. - bales Quotations were a.
Sollowg Ordinary, sc good ordinary, Wc low
nlddling. 10 it-iec; middling, iiitc good mid
ding ii.c; middiug fair, n b-iec fair. u i5icc
Tulufcsopcned easy aud closed steady, a. follows
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APPLES l00@L5O per bril- Dried apples, 2h@
Go per ID from store. Dried peaches, 2la9jc from
store
FRUIr--stcndy Onnges--M esslna sL00Gei,J0
per box; California $500 per box. Lemons, Slj0@
400 per box. Bananas, sL3@250 per bunch.
Dates, 7@sc. Pigs l2gjc per pound.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 500 per bril- sacks, Sl.O0,
cabbage, New Orleans, crate, s11jWi09 garlic, SOC
PER 100
NUTs-Cocoanut, sJ.50GLOO per 100 Peanuts,
Virginia, 70sc, Tennessee, farmers stock, 5@6c,
roasted letllyc higher shelled red, Dc; white, ic;
Spanish, Zoe pccans, Texas, old, 79l2c; Arkansas,
8aic; Italian chcstuuts, l0W22c
BUTrER-Buttcrine, liotlsc, creamery, lS92Oc
dairy, l2iEe,tic; country, lUalhc
POTATOES-F Firm; new, s2OJ92b)per bril- sacks,
sI.O0mi.2I sweet S1O0a2b0 per brl
ClDER-oznrk, $3.50 per brl, and $3.50 per half
brl.
VlNEGAR-rer gal, l28l3c.
EGGS-stcady; bxs, i2c cascs l2'fc
POULTRY Chickens, young, sl2j92b0; mixed,
s20os2j) hens, s25OS3OG geese, sL5O91Oli
ducks 500,
FRESH FlSlI-Budalo, lac per Id. cat, &c per
H. Game, perch, trout etc, SalOc per 10.
RAlslNs-London layers, $500 California, 22
per box,
PlCKLE5-Brls, $3.50, half brls, sLOl
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BAGGING-o9l0Lc.
TiEs-st20.
sHOT-Drop, sLlj; buck, s1.io.
LEAD-hiyaGc.
TALLOM-iiyc
sNUFF-Gnfrcira si07b Ralph's si02j; Rail
road Sl2E Gail q AXIS, goo
rOWDEii-kogs 500. half kegs, sl5j quarter
kegs, 6L7i
COAL oiI,-Prmc white wholesale lots, o'lc per
gal
ToBACCo-commom 25g3ici other grades, IS
6tSc.
BEESWAN-20c.
NAlLs-lron, s2.O0 steel, s1l0.
MOOls-nuuy grease wool, unwashc1, 13d2lc.
clciT gr'nsc wool. 20a2jc. bury, washed. 20g30c;
tub washed. slotl1c
HlDE3-Dry Hint No. !, DC; No. 2 O.. dry snltcd,
ba7c green saltcd No l. 40. No. ?, 90. green atg
10. dccnklns. 25Qf3Jc; shocpsklns EcgsLOO ngmi.
nal
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Groceries.
CANNED GOODS - hneapples. sLi59i.5o.
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LIST OF LETTERS
REMAINING IN THE PosToFFIcH AT
MEMPHIS. TENN,

Saturday, June is. 1eee--Printed In the
Newspaper Having the Largest Cir
culation.
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,rrEAt oFrlcE,

FnInAY EVENING, June II, 1859.
Money Is In improved demand and ample
supply for all business purposes. Rates. I
10 per cent. r..
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13

No. carries Pullman Palace Sleeping Cal
thr ougn from New YORK to Roanoke where
close connection is made with through Pull
man Sleepers from Roanoke to Knoxville,
Chattanooga, Memphis. Atlanta, Selma, Mo
bile a0d all points South and sout Invest.
Has connection at Hagerstown with fast mail
from Baltimore.
Also makes close connection at Waynes-
boro junction with G. & .. Railway west
bound trains
No. has through connection from Philadel-
phia via HARRISBURG and g. V. Railroad, and
rom Baltimore via w M. r. R.
CONNECTIONS.
At Hagerstown, Nd, with the Western Mary
and Railroad to and from Baltimore, Freder-
ok, Emmittsburg, Gettysburg, Penmar,
Waynesboro, Pa, and points on the Western
Maryland Railroad and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad to and
rom Harrisburg, Carlisle, Shippensburg,
Jhambersburg, Mercersburg, Martinsburg, and
points on the Cumberland Valley Railroad and
branches.
Also to and from Pittsburg and the West and
Northwest. and Boston, New York, Philadel-
ohia, and the North and East.
At Shenandoah Junction, W. Va, with Main
Ii ie of Baltimore &Ohio Railroad to and from
The West.
Wsynesboro Junction with c. & Ry. East
and West bound trains.
At Loeb Laird, with Lexington Branch OF
Richmond & Allegheny Railroad.
At Buchanan with Main Line of Richmond
& Allegheny Railroad.
At Roanoke, with Norfolk Western Rail-
:oad.
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
At Boyce, for MillwOod and Winchester Va.
At Troutv1lle for FincaStle.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13

Mn. LEE. "Why, Addie, you needn't cry about
1t! l only said Mrs. Allen was a very we'll
Informed woman, and wished you would follow
er example,
Mrs LEE. 'Yes, and last week you said you
wished could manage to look as stylish as Mrs
Allen,-and she makes all her own clothes But
she has what haven't
MR.. LEE. What is that?'
Mrs. LEE: "Wel, she gets all of her informa-
ton from the Magazine they take. l admit that
she knows all that is going on, and is bright and
entertaining in conversation but 1 could do az
well as she does if had the same source of
information. She lent me the last number of her
Magazine lately, and learned more in one hours
reading about various social matters and the
topics of the day, than would pick up in amonth
by my occasional chats with friends. 1t certainly
covers every topic of interest, from the news of
the day down to the details of housekeeping;
and everything is so beautifully illustrated. too.
Every time Mamie goes over to the Aliens she
comes back and teases me to get you to take
Demorests Family Magazine, as the stories are
so good. Even the boys watch for it every month";
as place is found for them also in its pages; and
Mr.. Allen swears by it. 1t is really wonderful
how it suits every member of the family ~
MR. LEE. ''Well perhaps l had better send for a
Specimen Copy; for if it is anything like what you
sayitis it will amuse and instruct the whole cf us
MRS LEE. u see that " Jennings Demorest,
the publisher, Is East 18th Street. New York, is
offering to send Specimen Copy for H. cents, so
we can't lose anything, each number contains
Pattern Order emitting the holder to any
Pattern she may choose, and in any size which
want a jacket pattern like Mrs. Aliens. The
subscription price is only So 60 year; and
must say can't see how they can publish so
elegant Magazine for SO little money"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13
MANY A LIFE

LAS been saved by the prompt use of
Ayers Pills. Travellers by land or
sea are liable to constipation or other
arrangements of the stomach and bowels
which, if neglected, lead to serious and
often fatal consequences. The most sure
means of correcting these evils is the use
of Ayers Cathartic Pills. The pru-
dent sailing would as soon goto
sea without his chronometer as without
a supply of these Pills. Though prompt
and energetic in dNeration, Ayers Pills
leave no ill effects they are purely
vegetable and sugar-coated the safest
medicine for old and young, at home or
abroad.
"For eight years I was afflicted with
constipation, which at last became so
bad that the doctors could do no more
for me. Then I began to take Ayers
Pills, and soon the bowels recovered
their natural and regular action, so that
now am in
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13

COULDN'T Fool HER.-Mrs. Lumpkins
las the fish which her husband said he had
caught are brought on): Joshua, you have
deceived me.
Mr.. L.: How, my dear?
Mrs. l.. Casting the dsh): You said you
caught these fish in salt water, and they
are just as fresh as they can be. Now,
want to know where you bought them
Lawrence American.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13
WondarfuI PODularjty

Tue fact that the sale of DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets exceed that of
any other pill in the market, be it great or
small, is on account of the fact that they
are tiney, little, sugar-coated granules, and
that in most cases one little "Pellet" is
vegetable and perfectly harmless; and for
constipation, biliousness. sick headache, and
all diseases arising from arrangement of
the liver, stomach or bowels, they are alb
solutely specific. A gentle laxative or ao-
tive cathartic, according to size of dose.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13
RosALIND MAY.
A Row of Pearls

Glistening through coral lips is certainly q
pleasing object; but row of discolored, be-
specked teeth in any mouth at all is griev-
Gus drawback; add to this that such set OF
teeth is usually accompanied by an impure
breath and one can scarcely imagine any
thing more objectionable. SOZODONT,
the great purifier of the breath and whiten-
or of the teeth obviates this state OF the
mouth completely, rescuing its dental oc-
cnpapts from destruction, and counteract-
ing the influence upon the enamel Of acid
secretions in the mouth.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1889-11-13

A FAMILY JAR-"Did you hear that ex-
plosion just now ?" inquired Job Shuttle OF
his better-half.
"No, didn't hear any explosion. but
have been expecting you would explode
for the last half hour"
"Why, / see nothing to explode over:"
"That's what you usually do explode
ovar.-Hartford Post.