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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-05-30

THE grand jury at new Martinsville, W.
Va, on Friday found an Indictment for
murder against Drs. T. A and F. V. Cox
the physicians charged with causing the
death of Lizzie Taggart. Possibly a
searching investigation before the courts
will disclose whether or not there are
Others equally culpable with them. Let
all the Williams who either lured this
young girl to ruin or were principals or
accessories to the crime which ended in
her death be brought to the bar of justice
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-05-30
STATE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

REPUBLICAN STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 15. 1889.
The Republicans of Ohio requested to meet
in delegate convention in the city of Columbus on
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-05-30

nATEppU SAMPLE TREATMENT RpEE
lhhhn We mail enough to convince, MI
~BS kAUDERBAsu& y COTS Broad u, Newark,N
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1889-05-30

WE have number of subscribers on
our books who, by their actions, indicate
an opinion that we can afford to send the
paper to them year after year for nothing.
They are mistaken in their Judgment,
and would do well to call around and pay
what they owe us. Besides, there are
some right-minded people who are ex-
tremely careless in the matter of paying
the printer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

NEW YORK. June 26.-M0ney closed
at 3 per cent: exchange closed lower;
posted rates. 4S1ia4s9. actual rates.
lSG!a4sGl for sixty day s: and loS.a3sc!
for demand. Governments closed
steady: currency G's, rs bid. As c0u-
pons. l29i bid: A. s do, 1861 bid.
Railroad stocks we're generally high
or throughout the forenoon. and al
though the advances were only frac-
tiOnal. they extended TO the entire list
of railroad stocks. The early prices IN
London were only slightly changed
from the closing there last night. and
London was apparently doing much.
The speculation in the trust stocks cons
tiuues. Cotton seed oIl. sugar and lead
trusts were actively dealt in. The
rates Of sterling exchange were reduced
this forenoon, which indicated there
was less likelihood Of gold shipments
Saturday. This helped the market
materially. and was the main factor OF
strength. Extreme dizziness was the
only general feature OF the market az
ternoon in the regular list, but the
trusts maintained fairly active
business. About Z. VI. It was an
nounced that II 100000 IN gold lad
been engaged for export Oh Saturday g
steamer. This caused reaction iu the
stock market. and nearly all the rail-
road stocks lost considerably. Ine
closing prices were generally I to per
cent. below yesterday close. Sales,
lj1, $50 shares.
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FINANCE AND COMM ERCE
New Yorl1 SHOCK Tarkot.
Reported 10y G.. W. Branch * Co., bankers
and brokers, No. iii Main street.

REVIEW.
New YORK, June 97.-Our market to
> O'Clock was dull and steady. with
advances of Sal per cent. in railroad
stocks, while trusts were less active.
but stronger than yesterday. News
was not very bad to-day. but trading
was W holly professional. The Penn
slyvania reported excellent earnings
for MAY, while those Of Erie and Read
ing were unfavOrable. The advance in
coal prices of ja15 cents per ton, to
take effect July I. helped the coal
stocks all day, for 1t indicates har-
mony and an intention 10 get good
prices for all the coal sold. Dat West
there seems to be no disposition to adj
lust the troubles, at least. on the sur
face, there are no signs Of it. In fact,
the'AltOn has madean attack on the Rock
Island S live stock and passenger bust
ness. Foreign exchange was lower to-
day. but there were gold exports. In
the last hour prices fell off somewhat.
the traders selling on gold exports and
Western news. We are still kept from
being enthusiastic bulls by this West
ern fight. The market closed at about
the lowest prices. Gold engagements
81 900. 600: and money, 4a0.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

RICHMOND. VA. June 27.-Oferings
so packages; in. Highest. S22.jO: low
est, 81 80: average. Sc 60. Private sale:
Wrappers, 40 packages: cutters. 10; also
some few filters. We heard Of sales Of
common new lugs in the last day or
two, and.have reason 10 believe sales
are in excess of reports. due TO too pri-
vate terms. etc. This is the folly Of our
market. The general market is steady.
regular and conservative: in nearly
all grades there is something
moving now and then. Fluctuations
have been small. Large dealers have
closed cut old stock closely. Only three
or four sellers have a fair supply Of old
wrappers, that arc fast disappearing 1t
is remarkable that sound old filters are
as scarce as wrappers. and the demand
for both good. 1t looks as if no stock
would be carried over Of old good
brights.
Again, some very good bright, new
wrappers appeared to-day. Some 2jc.
grades do not appear so unreasonable,
and we have seen some English ship
pels that were well within reasonable
prices also.
NOTICE POLICY HOLDERS.
Mr.. Thomas d. Neal gives notice in
another column that tobacco stored at
No. 1918 east Cary street, viii be re-
moved today to Blanchard's ware
house on Virginia street.
THAT FEAT.
Mr.. John NJ. Taylor, the fat man of
the Tobacco Exchange, undertook the
champion feat of resisting Mrs. Abbott
at The Mozart last night. His friends
congratulate him that he is on his feet
again to-day. Our friend believes Mrs.
Abbott needs no more tObacker.
TOBACCO BUYERS.
Mr. +. d. Christion. on Change. and
Mr.. John NJ. Shepherd, privately, were
quite free buyers Of fine wrappers to-
day. both selecting the best grades on
the market.
A big bright buyer. who lately made
the rounds o. all the North Carolina
and Virginia tobacco markets reports
70 per cent. of an average crop, and that
looking very well.
Colonel Rand Harrison sold his to-
bacco crop to-day through Messrs.
Arlington and Scott on change. The
Colonel was best pleased With his low
grade prices-strange TO say. He re-
ports very heavy damages 10 tobacco or
the river, aud wheat not worth cutting.
The tobacco crop from replanting will
be late. The planter is now crowded
with work on corn. tobacco and wheat.
and must save stock feed besides.
Russia is far of. but nation not be
bind the times in tobacco culture. The
presence Of Mr.. S. j. Ranner. repre-
senting the Gar of Russia Is estates, Is
making ihe rounds collecting the to-
bacc0 culture data among us. Several
years ago another high representative
was here ON a similar mission. We see
by this how careful other nations are
to learn all they can. 1t behoves us
TO improve also.
REGISTERED Of CHANGE
W. r.. Taylor. j. W. Swift. Durham,
y. c.; w. j. Waller. j. /. Mosby, Jr.,
Caroline: j. NJ. Jones. j. w. Jackson,
DR.. w. j.. Gillespie. f. j. Boyd. }. A.
Duke, john Thompson. Louisa: j. H..
OVERLY, Charlotte county, Va.
w. +. ID.
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xew YORK; Cotton MARKET.


NEW YORK. June 27.-Messrs. Hub.
bard. Price & Co. in their cotton circu-
lar tonight say: Liverpool advice'
were of disappointing tenor to-day,
but our market, relieved of the iiauiia-
ton notices. rallied somewhat, closing
firm at the best prices of the day. The
advance was largely caused by the coy
eripg Of local traders. who had become
impressed with the idea Of a further
decline was one. This interest Is nov
largely eliminated, and a fur
Their advance will depend on the
action of Manchester spinners to-mor-
row. The market closed 10 to II points
higher than the opening. Sales 6l.5OO
bales. Spot, firm; middling uplauds,
10 5-lG. Sales, $50 bales for export and
1918 bales TO spinners. Receipts. 200
bales at ports. Closings June. lO.oOa
l0.59: July. 10.50al0 -; August, lO.J1a
1888: September, TO- 12al0.l3; October,
8. 9Oag 81; November, a.8ia9 S. De
eember. 9Stsoe o.; January, g.ssa9. ~
February, s.sAls.c0; March, l5.OTa
zoos. April. 10.ital0.l6; May. io.ssa
l0.ss.
In Liverpool, spot wss Ann mid.
ding uplsnds, 8 1l-ied. salsi, lo,ooo
halos
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Chicago markeis
lBy Telcgraph


CHICAGO. June o. Wheat opened
weak and lower. Corn dull but weaker
Oats weaker and lower. Provision.
active and strong. Closings: Wheat
June. Size: July, 79ic.; August, Tic.
Corn-June, 35!c.; July. 3jc., Au-
gust. 35sc. Oats-June. 22sc.; July,
92sc.: August. 22tc. PoIk-June and
July, Sl1.s2i; August. Sll.92i. Lard
June, So. 60; July. S6.62i: August. Sc
~. Ribs-June and July, S5.9j: Au-
Oust. sG.O2t
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New York market.
lBy Telegraph

New YORK. June - Flour closed
active and strong; prices unchanged.
Wheat closed 3alic. lower; spot sales
No. . red SjaS6c.; No. red, winter,
June and July. S5sc. Corn closed dull
and easier. 4a.c. lower; spot sales No.
, mixed. 42sa42Ic.. No. . mixed June
and July. 4l9c. Oats closed quiet and
steady; spot sales No. white Csc; No.
| mixed. 3Oc. No. DO. oslo: No :
mixed June and July. 2slc. Pork
dull and unchanged. Lard closed firm
July. S0.Q5aS6.96. Sugar - refined
steady .crushed, 9;c.;powdered. 9ia9;c.'
granulated, 9lc. Coffee spot cargoe'
steady: fair Rio. 1910.
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import
arts rom
waite food
he and tissue hsve beer ku
px usand( aim
nsurge h ni,
tuIon
la les inIu IN
far nave cna stun
hrD totry
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Owens & Minor Drug Co.
Wholesale Agents,
ESichrn Ond. Va.


~ III liifNNf iWNA'f
for Horses. Mules. Cattle, &c. cures s'ihiclSs
IN dogs, warranted 90 cure chicken nnu hog
cholera Read what those who have ussd ID
nave iO say:
George d. smith. Atiocs. Hanover county.
Va. saws. puyal & NOrtOn's Hore Tonic 10
the best ionic ] have ever used.
H. G. Alexander. old Church, iianor q
county. Va. says: Too much cannot nr 81
la praise Of DuNnl * Norion's Horse ionlc.
John l.. Curtis. Warwick, q. H., va
thiuS 10 almost Indispensable to our taislnH
hogs
JOS. f. GarrOw, Wnrw ok q. H.. Va, SAYS.
N Is the best remedy / ever saw for chicken
chOler', rs dozens 0f my neighpois VIII
testify. .,..,,,.
4. h. Campbell. Manng0hicl, King imam
county Va: I had a. valuable dog WIN
scratches. which had given up 90 die lew
doses the Tonic made complete cure.
Price, p and - cent, ger bQltlc. fpf h.iio
by ali trugni-fs. sample bottle bN Wall lot
Is cents Boz stamp. T.. J.. REEVE 81 COZ
Richmond, Va.
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WEST END
Land & Improvement Co
Omce of Agency: Over Merchants
National Banh. Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.

Persons wanting to acquire homes for them
selves in au improving locality. where every
dollar invested VIII increase, Will DO well 70
examine the propcriic, of this company,
which will hc marked by sign boards. posted
upon each tract OF land. and pIats can be- seen
90 the Office Of the agency. over the Mcr.
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets.
The company win make special terms with
PARTIES desiring 90 build. and 60 all such will
lend aity per cent. Of the value Of the Tot and
improvements 40 % per cent on long time.
The popert les wercacguircd 40 prices much
below The present market value, aud the com
rary cam afford to sel on reasonable terms "a
fIch buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
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Receipts Of leaf tobacco were large,
very large last evening. and breaks
will be heavy to-day. IL is probable
sales will block. The weed unloaded
i'm the various warehouses last night
appeared to be in good order, ard
lively times are looked for this morn
ing when the voice of the auctioneer
begins. - DaHrWe Register.
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r. Q - - ..
fay rnlvpsuh

BALTIMORE, MD, June s7.--Cotton
dull. middling. ll.ailic. Flour active,
strong and higher. Howard street. and
western super. S2.50sss.0o, DO. extra,
80. 2oaS4.fe: do. family, St.ssaA.7t,
City mills, Rio brands. sxt-~. S+."ss
$500; winter wheat, patsn. Ss.es,.,s =.
spring wheat, patent, ss.7ssts.or
spring, straight, "a c@&Ss.zo, srr'nf
wheat, oatra, Ss.YSasS.1s. Wh-at--
Southern, quiet and SHADY Fslfs, old
sss82c., Lonsbcrry, Old. s7assc. Re
ceipts-All new selling, eeAss, ~ 10
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The following internal revenue col
lectiOns were made Yesterday. List,
S37 40: cigars. &c. 2,3277j. tobacco,
S3.49396: special tax, s93.GO. Total,
si.Nll.1l
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baltimore stock Har.ei.

~ ITIN-T TTTT1T
BALTIMORE. MD. June 27-Nirginia
consols, 42c. asked do. 10 40's. SIC. bid
do. 3 5. 60!c asked.
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MINOR DRUG Co.'s Cen Agt tor

condition; Western. firm. No. winter
red. spot, size. Corn-Southtrn. scarce
and strong: white. 46aisc.; yellow. 43a
s6c.; Western, strong; mixed spot. ~
bid: June. ~ bid. Oats. steady: West
ern white. 3 i3fic. Rice. quiet. 49ajOc.
Provisions quiet. Petroleum firm; re-
fined. $40. Coffee unsettled; do. Rio
cargoes. firm, II. Sugar quiet: A soft,
Ste. Copper steady: refined, lOtallc.
Whisky steady at Sl.l0.
Grain and cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. June p, 1850.
OFFERINGS.
Corn so bushels.
OATS .0OO bushels.
Rye-s0 bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
White. 400 bushels common
at i6c.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QuOt0fiOns.-Middling l0c. low mid
ding, 9.c. good ordinary. ssc.
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Clutches : Clutches Crutches,.!
OWNS g. MINOR DRUG Co.
Opposite Postoalcs, Richmond, Va.
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Nothing boats orr Chocolate piik
Shake. OWENS a. HiKoH DsUa Go.
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Appointments OF STATE CADETS.


The Board of Visitors will meet at the IN
-titute juno 70. Applications Tor appoint,
mentas STA rE CADETS must be auhi'1''Y
20 the undersigned. The following StnhtoiA'
districts will be- vacant.
l. Washington. SC.
". Montgomery, Sc.
y. Shenandoah. &c.
ri. fauuulcr. sc.
XIV. Alexandra. &c.
XVII. hihemarlc. Nc.
. XVIII. FluNannn. Nc.
XIV. Charlotte, &c.
xxx. Petersburg, Nc.
XXNlil. Portsmouth. 81.
NXNIN. Hanover. &c.
NNNNl. King George. &c.
XNNNlf. AccOmac, &c.
NNNfX. King and Queen, Ac.
The SEMI CENTENNIAL JUBILEE ~ ne
Institute will be- held al the Institute on 81
and lth July. All * cadets are speeiilly IN
yited 10 be present on this occasion, ana greet
Alma Mater ....,..,,
FRANCIS ~. SMITH.
my2} tn. I'm. Sa.tjyl Superintendent.
Estate aud Dispatch cOpy.l
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Grain aud Cotton Exchange.
RICHMOND. Va. June p. 1889.
WHOLESALE PRICE CUgKEN 4.
Country Produce.

Reported by Spmtley & Overbey. Commits
sion Merchants, 1905 cary street.
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Buy at the Standard.
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RICHMOND. Va. June q, 1850. :
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked.
United States A 2 r. & c.. 1907 ....~
United States Is II. q c.. l2e
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Iron. steel y oils, Lfe.

Iron-American refined. Old Domin
ion bar. per pound for standard sizes
1-f0c: English and American sheet
3. 10 sic. Swedes hammered, to DC
hoop. to 4.c.
Nails-Old Dominion, standrd size
So. IS; steel, $3.50.
Walker horses hoes, "a. mules, ss.
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n their con-
sng
xcei olson nu the who'll It's
OF
MAJ In The these
N pray fnr
cas 10 Nrui
akl
N
fine f vs. RI
q IaucI
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Sick headache cured hy d.. psv,d >
pills
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Indigestion and dyspepsia cured by
Chase City Lithia Water. Only 20 cents
gallon al
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

II fogs could be driven from the ocean they
,aver would be mist. Texas Siftings
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-28

Lumber White oak. per 1000, $40 to
SIS: yellow pine, framing timber, ~ to
$40 per 900; boards. Is TO $40; poplar
West Virginia, No. !, $50: No. ?, so
=. ~1E
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.
The Most Wonderful Discovery
Of The Age.
The BEST BLOOD PURIFIER IN The
WORLD.
HUNNICUTT"S
RHEUMATIC CURE
isa sure cure for rheumatism IN all us
Forms.
CHRONIC, EXPLANATORY
MUSCULAR. ARriCULAH,
scIArlc. ETC. Fro
Will Thoroughly Zeal Chronic Gases Of %
Years Standing.
A SAFE. SURE. and PERMANENT CURE
-fOR ALL
DISORDERS CF BLOOD. MUSCLES, AND
KIDNEYS.
since the introduction OF nunnicutts hheu.
matte Cure to the Pub ic.
THOVSANps OF PEOPLE HAVE FOUND
PERMANENT RELIEF BY
us USE.
who had previously tiled every mixture
brought before their notice with no good re-
suits: ard a. not until they purchased
and used
HunniCutt'S Rheumatic Cure,

that they W iobcrcntcd a. an. Al Of them
thus cured this medicine chs crfuiiy
volunteer .heir willingness 90 certify io IFS
virtue. In order that suffering humanity
may be benentcf: and the consequence Is
we bnve hundreds Of valuable certificates
from all parts OF the country. paising tho
discovery of this miraculous compound
which has already effected more cures than
al other similar preparations combined.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Ask your druggist FOR &c. and II hc hasn't
II, make him order Il for you.
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Richmond STOCK rarket.

Repor eli by John l.. williams & son
bankers and brokers' No. iii Main street
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Of
ftteo
Dr,
I
H-unga danirt "a wher
Rn scrou,
nseiie~
yoT Mamie n
crc MrCn llsn NJ feyc.. n~
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READ ,Hr FOLLOWING TEsrIMOarAL5.


gcira 4. T. Tf1sfsr .rl
- Ir 4
snnisn
Kings Royal Geme'uof 70 All
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,em,... Lime. Plaster. Etc.

Concentration, rsr barrel, Sl.S5.
Rosendale. Sl.35 to Si.4O; James River
Il % TO Sl.3O
Lime-Rockland. per barrel, S1.l0 to
Si.f5: Anchor, 81 .0J: Riverton, Sl.Oo
81: Virginia lines. Soc. to 81.
Plaster-Ldmp. 81: ground. SCOT
10 s.: Calcined plaster, Sl.o5 to Sl.1o.
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Boy at the Sta rdara'
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Small Boy-Papa won't you take NE to
the circusi
Strict Father-No, my sen; the circus "a
the abiding place Of Satan.
Small Doy-Say, papa, he knows COCA
thing when he soes IL, don't hst-Serlonss
Magazine.
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Thirst for PANE.
"lhis is an outrage" said an indignant cit
fen 10 the editor. You state lost sl,VVV
on the races"
ave will correct il and say that you are a
church member ard ssvsr bet" replied the
editor.
Mot on any accosnt.s rssarnsd ths vsees
individual. "Jua vt.>s ~ Won Ne ~
ey.n-The EpcsA
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Will Thoroughly Zeal Chronic Gases Of %
Years Standing.
A SAFE. SURE. and PERMANENT CURE
-FOR ALL
DISORDERS CF BLOOD. MUSCLES, AND
KIDNEYS.

Who had previously tied every mixture
brought before their notice with no good re-
suits: ard "a. not until they purchased
and used
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70 an h You for calling my attention 'o'
am very ~'pec'"'' W. CUNNINGHAM Collector city Tsxcs
on Hrufhor General Agca Baltimore, Ma
Or
TIA
and che fully rem,nei,u i'' ny " A.
BAIT Nh. 1882
Gcnsra L.. Bdlhnorc Af~ 4
esaea
Of
pleasui
Afflicted 'es""s - Very truly yours, PAIrrIsON1AfNE -"
'O'S Gen. Acts for Va.
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New York Financial Market.

virginia FIre and MarIne... 93l =.
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IE0IsTERED on On

W. r. Taylor. j. w. Swift. Durham,
y. c.: W. j. Waller. j. /. Mosby, Jr.,
Caroline: j. NJ. Jones. j. w. Jackson,
Dr.. w. j.. Gillespie. +. j. Boyd. }. A.
Duke, John Thompson. Louisa; }. II.
overly. Charlotte county. Va.
w. +. d.
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Bulk Meats - Sides, &c; shoulders,
&c.
Bacon-Western shoulders, &c; clear
rib sides, SC: breasta, l0c; hams, l3c.
Flour-RichmOnd patent roller
family. $3.50 to 81; fancy family - to
- 2j: family, 81 30 TO - -; city extra,
$50 to 81. city superiine. S3.25 to
-. 80: CITY fine, 50 80 to -.
Meal-City, per bushel, zoe; country,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-06-14
"YoU TALK TOO MUCH"
The American Young Ladies' Who
Got into Trouble in Franco.

Got Int Trouble in France.
Miss Fanny Van Nostrand, Miss Nan
ME Marvin and Mrs. Dorr, who were so
outrageeusly treated by the police at
Mentone IN the complaint of a dress
maker al Nice, are well known in social
circles in Brooklyn. Miss Van Nostrand
is of a vivacious disposition. Her lively
temperament at times is annoying to
strangers and on one occasion at least
csused her father annoyance. 1t was Miss
Van Nostrand who drew from Theodore
Thomas a public rebukc at a musical en-
tertaiumcnt and afforded the newspapers
at the time a meaty item of
gossip. 1t occurred at the Brooklyn acad-
envy of Music and Mr.. Thomas was
leader of the orchestra at the opera of
''The Tanning of the Shrew." One of
the private boxes was occupied by a
numerous company of young people, but
certainly old enough to know better.
The lively conversation which began
upon their arrival was continued
throughout the greater part Of the even
ing. The talk was rather more animated
when the curtain was up than when it
was down, and was loud enough to an
noy people in the neighborhood who
wanted TO hear the music rather than the
chatter of small society" 1t also dis.
turbcd Mr.. Thomas, and he sent Il pri.
vate note TO the box asking better be
havior. This was treated with contemp
tuous Indifference, when he finally laid
down his baton and suspended proceed
ings long enough to administer a rebukt
which was audible to the people in the
box and attracted the attention of the
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Philadelphia Telegraph's Washington
Letter: DR.. Elliott Cones tells me that
there are in this city 1000 members of
the secret gnostic theosophical society Of
which he is the head. Who :hese 1000
members are no one can know unless he
is initiated into the mysteries Of the or
ganization. DR.. Coues is recognized now
as a leader, If not the leader, of the the
osophical movement IN this country. He
is a member of the National Academy of
Science, and long ago made a reputation
that placed him IN the front ranks Of
naturalists. lie is Il conspicuous and
picturesque figure here. He has q tail,
1.-the, elegant figure. and a massof blonde
hair and a flowing beard of the Saxon
type. His features are strong and
his personality almost everpowe1ing.
He carries his biological re
searches down TO the jumping
oil point, and then leaped the barriers be.
tween the physical and the psychical
world. Some of his fellow scientists at
the Smithsonian institution say that they
expect he will go crazy. Or. Coues, on
the other hand, claimg that in ten years
his name will be more lustrous as a sci
entist than ever. DR.. Coucs will talk
freely with you about thcolophy, but
there is q point where he always stops
and leaves you in mystery. That is when
he says he has had indubitahle proof,
such as a matter of fact scientiat must
accept, OF the existence OF the soul. He
draws the veil over the experience he mas
had in his search for a human soul. but
leaves you to infeI tn he has been wit
ness to something VT 'ly solemn. DR..
Coues lives comfollabl in an elegantly
furnished house in Il Northwestern sec.
ton. He gives his Su lay evening tc
any II who chooses 10 ca on him an(
talk about theOsOnhY.