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Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

There are jobs and jobs, but the big
gest job proposed by any municipal body
in the west was attempted to be worked
through the house of delegates of the st.
Louis city government. 1t was proposed
to obligate the city for four and a halt
million dollars for gas plant, the city
toreceiye in consideration therefor the
plant after term of years, when it shall
have been run by its operators to the
limit of its usefulness. But the city
papers have turned the force of the
double-carbon electric denuncition upon
it, and it is not probable that the scheme
will get as far as the meter-of- popular
expression upon it.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

The Springer Oklahoma bill has been
re-introduced. 1t it practically his old
bill and incluces all of the Indian terri
tory excepting that occupied by the i've
civilized tribes, and also No Mans Land.
Congressman Perkins of Kansas assisted
in the revision of the bill.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

tions before another crop is harvested,
and as remarked in the beginning of this
article, those who have good wheat and
can keep it in good condition for, say
three months. will realize handsomely on
the amount of money represented by their
holdings.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

The city officers of Ell Reno have
issued an address to the secretary of the
interior touching on the status and opera
lions of the Oklahoma Homestead and
Town company whose headquarters are
alleged to be in Kansas City, in which
address they protest against any recoSnl-
ton of SAID companys claims.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

Juror Culver makes pieusible state
ment indefense of his actions in theCronin
trial, which, If true, shows that he has been
more slnned against than SHINING. Evi-
IDENTITY the mysteries connected with this
notorious case are more profound, if not
portentious, than the actual develop
mentS
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

1t must be allowed that the children
are all free traders today, but it is doubt
full il all the wool that could be imported
under that system, were it spun into
warn, that 1t would make stocking big
enough to satisfy the longings ofeven
one little 5-year-old tot tomorrow morn
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

Kansas is to the front, as usual. The
first flag of forty-two stars unfurled west
of the Mississippi floats from the. state
capital building at Topeka.-Emporia Re-
publican.
Well said "Kansas is to the front as
usual" but the first forty-two star flag
was unfuried at Wichita.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

The average southern poet has mounTeu
his Pegasus in honor OF jeff. Davis. We
ALWAYS felt that, sooner or later, JeH.
would be punished.-Exchange
If such a crusade may be said to pur-
sue the dead, what, alas, must be the
state of his living devotees.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24
The Eagle 10 Oklahoma.

From the Guthrie Capital.
The Wichita EAGLE is now the chief
champion of Oklahoma and a good
friend of Guthrie, which always has a
prominent place in the EAGLES ''Okla-
homa Outlines as well as through racy
special correspondence from here.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

Senator ingalls, is quoted with the re-
mark that this is bad time for kings.
In as much as it can't be because of
''flush' times. it must be that the joker
stands pat onone high point.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

That fellow Culver, who, as juror,
saved the necks of the Cronin murderers,
is now going to sue the Chicago News
for Hble for intimating that he was
bribed
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

The New White House Livery.
From the St Joe News.
The Harrison administration has adopt
ed new white house livery. Up 70 a
short time ago cream colored cloth with
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

Farmer Funston, of Kansas, has IN
troduced bill covering the salaries OF
clerks of poStOfficeS.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24
zSsSNNLIaa
Daily - gayle
MARSHALL n. MURDOCH. Editor.

In nher last expansion Kansas City took
in four country postoffices.
Wichita eagle., 1889-12-24

Slanderous item from the Atchson
Globe: Congressman Turner secured the
appointment of a namesake from the flip
district to be consul of the United States
at Cadiz The raw diplomats first report
has Just been received at the depart meht
of state, and it is so rocky that it will not
be published in the official reports OF the
department.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27
AN INTELLIGENT MALTESE.
e Brought Lily from the Meeting, but
Its Offspring Was a Failure.

Oscr at the West End there lives a col
orcd family which is noted for possess
ing a breed Of cats which it seems TO
have a monopoly of-remarkably intelli-
gent animals they are, If not always
sleek and handsome. Not long ago a
lady on Beacon Hill who was in need Of
q servant, and 10 whom q daughter Of
this colored household had been recon-
mcndcd. called one evening at the little
house zap an alley where the people lived.
4 stout black woman came TO tho door
Docs Eliza Orangeblossom live here
the lady asked.
yes, She do, ma'am; but she amt in
les dis minute" said the stout colored
woman. But cf you'll step in III sen
ont artcr her.
She led the way in and seated the lady
in tie living room Of the house. There
were several cats present, ono Of which,
q scrawny but alert looking Maltese with
green eyes, rubbed up amiably and in
Quiringly against the visitors dress.
you como way from dar, you
Maltyr exclaimed the colorcd woman
To- the cat "You hyah me? Now you
Yo y0er G dc church and git Lily, and
bring her homo. You 90 fetch Lizyr
she repeated. holding the door open.
The cat. after siding and wavering on
the threshold a moment, rs cats always
do IA oide. mot 60 appear too Obcdicnt,
disappeared through the door.
"Wili-will the cat bring your daugh
teri: The lady asked in establishment.
Laws bless yc, ma am, YOU wait an
see, said the colorcd woman.
Some minutes went by, and the lady
began TO think that the mission was quite
o failure, when the door opened and a
strapping colorod girl came in with the
Maltese cat at her heels The girl had
hardly got in when she broke out:
NANNY. did You send dat ar Malty
90 fetch me-
Goose | did"
oval now, I'm tired o. hayin' dat cat
iollerin' me up wherever | 90. Seems
like 1 can't go nowhere but YOU send her
after me, Dcre I wus in de pra'r meet
ia sittin' quiet in de pew lstenin' t.
Matilly Johnson relatin' her experiences
wid grace. an all I oncein walks dat cat
right mp dc aisle, and begins mcwin' and
yowllm al dc pew doc! Oh, dcy wus all
lookin and laughin and nothin fer me
ter do, goose, but ter went right out.
hope ven 'scuse me, ma'am, but reckon
vou wouldn't like ter be fetched home
way fom dc pra'r mectin 10y little,
scrcchn' Maltese cat. neither"
The visitor could not help inwardly
rccsc4ing that she wouldn't. But her
admiration for the cat was so great that
Size made point aftcTvard to get one Of
her kittens. The animal, however, was
a great disappointment Not that he
seemed TO be lacking particularly in in
telligonco-he was intelligent enough, on
The contrary, 10 get himself lodged and
fed and pcttcd without rendering any
return Whatsoever lie sits in the win
dow pretty nearly the entire day, watch
ing the panorama on the street with eyi-
dent interest. and never appearing 10
dream for "a moment that he las any
social duties. Listener in Boston Tran
script
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declire to the close at 1886. The
decline was brought about by the SELL
ing Of long cotton that had waited un-
I'll tender day before selling. and might
well have waited longer as the notices
which were issued quickly found a rest
ing place for export. A. soon as It was
discovered liquidation was i'm progress.
buyers withdrew aud traders assisted
the decline in every way possible
Spot cotton firm: middling uplands
are quoted at II 5-lG with sales OF the
day Of 500 bales for export and $50 bales
TO spinners Closing futures. July.
l0.5Sal0 50: August. i0.55al0 56 : Sep
TENDER. 10 l4al0lj October. Q 9la9.H1:
November, a.s3a0 81; December. . SEA
9.s5, January. 9.9la9 %. February.
D. 9Sa0 %: March. 10 0jalO 06: April
10.12a10.l4. May, 10 2Oal0.22, June.
10.21al0.29
In Liverpool cotton Was quiet and
unchanged midlins uplards, 6sd. Sales.
5000 bales.
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nistook the Reading.

Gillfowcr isn't much of a scholar, and
the othcr night when he was reading to
his old fashioned wife out Of a newspa
per. he came across an item about some
woman having charge Of twenty-five
kindcrgartcns The last II being little
blurred he read it, twenty-five kind er
carriers"
"Iaw-sakesw exclaimed the old lady,
as she snatched off her spectacles in as
constituent, twenty-five kind er gar
tersl No wonder thcresso many busted
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Why,
when l was gal we used to knit
EN-. or use a string, and II we wanted
something right handsome we'd get the
sclvidge of the cloth when the boys got
a pair Of trousers made out o store cloth.
Now every body must have 'lastics. Tween
ty-fyc kind o. carriers. An, Of course
other things to matchl This is what Sa-
rah Togy and Nary Gansett Peers dom
for us
Then she replaced her specs and went
on with her knitting Texas Siftings.
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SOW York Ntoc.. Marl.1t
Reported by G.. W. Branch q co.. bani
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.


REVIEW.
NEW YORK. July 96.-The rally con-
tinued for an hour this morning. and
was marked in Atchison. Burlington
and Quincy. II v. l.. and ~. NJ. g..
New England, Z. NJ, ST. Paul. and
Union Pacific Soon after II a. NJ.
about half this advance was lost.
and the coal stocks were sold down.
Reading leading. Later the buying of
Reading by Dre1el, Morgan 81 Co. rail-
lied the list, but the features at the
close were dullncss and a tendency TO
weakness. Pacific Mail demands more
subsidy from the Transcontinental As.
ISOLATION. The Stckney people thidk
the outlook is very bright. 80 gold
taken for export. Missouri rates have
been reduced ten 10 fifteen cents ON
coal. live stock. and grain. and Nebras-
Ia has ordered coal rates IN that State
to be reduced. The Droxel- Morgan
stocks scored another advance to-day.
The Reading June statement will be-
ont this evening. We continue to take
the same view OF the situation that we
have taken. Prices the next few days
will be governed largely by the chafac-
ter Of the news, and any very impOr-
tant development will have a quick re-
Spouse il prices. The list closed dull.
at about last nights prices.
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BALTIMORE. July eG.-Cott0u nearly
nominal. midliiug lice. Flour steady.
Wheat Southern steady. Iuliz. s0aSsc.
L0ngberry. e33s9e. SO. .. 6g4asGlc.
Western EASY. SO. winter red. spot.
&c.; July, sGle. Corn Southern stea.
dy; white. igl5ec.: yellow, 4jaf1c..
Western steady: mixed. spot. 4lc..
August. 43li3tc. Oats steady: Western
white. 33a3lc. Western mixed. 3O43lc.
Rye inactive but firm; prime TO choice.
JOi52c. Provisions dull. Mess pork.
Sl3asl3.j0. Bulk meats-L0ose shout
ders. 5ic.. long clear. &C.: clear rib
sides, &c; sugar-pckled shoulders.
Sc. susar-cured smoked shoulders
lie. hams. l2!al35c Lard-Refned.
&c. Petroleum strong: refined, SID.
Coffee strong: Rio cargoes fair lsc.
Sugar quiet aud steady; a soft. &c.
Copper unchanged: refined, l0lalllc.
Whisky steady at sllO.
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DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, VA. july 26.-As sun
cured sales are getting rather shorter at
auction. there is more disposition on
the part of bright tobacco men to [ y
their luck at the same board. To-day
there were seven packages thus sold
that had heretofore detied the repeated
skill Of sellers TO dispose Of at private
sale. There will always be some stick
ers I'm every crOp-sOme tobacco carried
for years. These are the remnants that
tell the losses in the long run. 1t were
much better to use the auction priyi-
leges oftener and earlier in the season.
The habit once fairly started again
would grow.
The rains are discussed every day.
RipeniDg tobacco will surely be hurt.
There are many forward crops that will
suffer at least in color. A large Peters
burg buyer informs us that all the crops
heard from IN that market are IN "A bad
way-very irregular withali-bOttOm
lands drowned and sIckly. while Che
plOws could not be run TO cultivate the
crop to advantage anywhere. About
all the fine dark offered here has been
uRpVSth VI ~ SV'b Iiitt0f dhh tiio 0NHT
son has been short one with but few
more fine lots known Of to come in.
w. r ID.
Major I. VI. Boykin will leave for the
springs in few days.
Mr.. f. ID. Christian and James VI.
Wise were again both about the market
TO day.
The dark stenmers and shippers
side of the Exchange was early de-
serfpd TODAY
Auction offerings on Change to day:
Sixty-two packages. Of which eight
were taken in. Highest price for sun
cured, S37; lowest, SL75; ayersgc,
Sj.1j.
Brights offered. Il. taken in g.
Registered on Change to-day: $ y.
Thomson, Owensboro, Ky T. Il. Hay
wood. Caroline county. Va. Edward
l. Evans. South Bottom. Va. =. Seldom.
GOocbland county. Va. j. X. Garnet
Savannah, Ga; 3. b. Vaughan, Peters
burg. Va.
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xen Yoel.llnnnciaI marl.el.


Nrw YORK. July %. Money closed al
4 per cent. Exchange closed quiet.
actual rates. 4sjllisj for sixty days,
and iS1ais1i for demand. posted rates,
4s6ia4sS. Governments closed steady.
currency G's. us bud, As coupons.
1885, bid. a. s. do. 1869 bid.
The stock market opened dull but
strong. and by noon prices showed an
advance. MS compared with last even
ing's closing figures Of ials per cent
The market became very DUH after 70
o'clock, and there was slight decline
in prices. Tho downward movement
was small, however. and before the
delivery hour most OF the stocks were
again al the bost psice ~ the day. The
whole market closed very dull. Sales.
1865 shares.
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aeR YORK Market

IA'' t' '' p I'lNf
NEW YORK. July % Flour closed
dull but firm fine grades winter. ~2.2i
a,2.Sj; superiino winter. - 7jaS3 10
Southern dull but steady: trade and
fancy grades. S2.SAsj. Wheat closed
lower and weak: spot sales of No. .
red winter. elevator. s9ic No. 2 red.
winter and July. SIZE Corn closed
steady; spot sales no. , mixed, HE
No. mixed. July. 43ic. Oats closed
inactiy. and steady: spot sales No. 1
white. 5sc No. white. 34c.: No. /
mixed. SOC: No. mixed. July. 27ic.
Pork dull but steady: new mess. $3.50
aSl2 70. Lard closed easier: August
S6.jl. Sugar steady, powdered, 9tc..
graduated. gc cubes. Ole: mould A,
o.. Coffee spot firm; fair Rio cargoss,
lie.
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Brooms-Tw0 strings. ~l.O0 90 Sl.2j.
three -rings, SljO 70 $500. four
sirings. c2.OO 90 S3 O0.
Baskets Willow. sl1j Co sl30 per
ne5..spit. 30 t0 5jc per dozen.
Can tomatoes, 5 pounds, Ter Dozen
50 % 90c.
Can Corn, pounds. per dozen. - 10
So.
Herlings Roe.haifhbL.S2 1jtos3.50.
Eastern. half b1l. $3.50 t0 $3.50. y. g..
cut, per Dbl. $3.50 to>G.OO. Gross. half
Dbl. 80 30 TO $3.50.
Rice Carolina, to 81, Rango5n,
5sc.
Salt Liverpool. from store. sl4O,
ground alum from store, peg sack, Sl.00
to SlOj.
Tallow-lc.
Lard-Pure. esr. pressed, 1.c.
1i0lasses-EXtra. hogshead, lj % lJc.
barrels II 10 l6c. genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. - to 32c New Orleans.
prime 90 choice. 80 10 soc.
Soap-CommOn. 3 20 &C.. best wash
ing. b. Sc. toilet 10 to 2jc.
Sugars -Gtanulated. 0ic, Asugar,9 &c.:
b sugar. IS ic: q sugar, SIZE.
Ioas-Back. - % soc. imperial, 80 To-
Soc. gunpowder. 20 20 Soc
Coifee-Rio is to pc, Laguayra, %
to 23c: Java. - 10 Doe.
Buckets-Painted, two hoops, Sl.J.
three hoops, $50.
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Something new In the telephone line
has developed in France a man called
up President Cmnots ministers by tcle-
phone and denounced them in most
vigorous and reasonable way. lie was
arrested. hut tho French courts held that
insults offered over "a telephone wire are
not penal oGcnscs. This shows thai
criminal laws do not keep pace with
new inventions IL is SO the world over.
Men lie over thc telephone every day.
They telephone home that business will
keep them down town and that they
cannnot BIZ homo go dinner, and may he
detained late at night There is 10 re
dress for wives in such cases except TO
dress for dinner and dine without hus.
bands. Business transactions are carried
on hy telephone. 4 man has made a
bad bargain aud does not wish 20 stand
by it. flc says he did not telephone and
You cannot swear 90 tho voice that came
I'm the buzz. 30 witness heard what he
said. The law has provided against OBJ
scene matter sent by mail. Telegraph
companies rule out cllss words. But a
man talking TO You by telephone may
abuse YOU as if You were q pickpocket.
You cannot smash his jaw and you must
stand it.-Ncw Orleans Picayune.
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Sew York Cotton MARKER.
by Iolegranh.I

NEW YORK. July 26.-Messrs. Hub
bard, Price & CO., IN their circular to-
night, say: Foreign advices were Of
an unexpectedly favorable character
to-day, showing a better Manchester
market and more disposition on the
part OF spiuners to buy cotton IN Liver
pool than for some time past. These
aAyices led 10 covering demand for
August, which carried that position ra-
pidly upward on small sales TO 1910,
from which point there was a sharp
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chicago Markets.
lbs Telegraph

~ T II = IT7ITIT
CHICAGO. July 26-Wheat opened
lower and irregular Corn stronger
and higher. Oats duh aud neglected
Provisions weak. Closings Wheat
July. Sic. ; August, 7sc.: September.
77ic. Corn-Juiy, 36;c. : August. 3Jsa
&C.. Olts-July, 22s,.: August and
2llc. Pork-July SlO.6li :
August. 5000. September. $40 30.
Lard-July and August. SG.12i Sep
TENDER and October. $500. Ribs-July
and Angust. SOP September. s. 3D..
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The I.nnessee ,inrAct

GAINESVILLE. TRIM. July q Our
market has been very active all the
week. and all leaf grades were gener-
ally &C. higher. At the close Of the
week the advance reached lugs also.
" Which became irregularly talc. higher
The general quality Of the breaks show
improvement, and there was less dam
aged tobacco in The offerings, which
gave better scope for filling orders.
Wafehousemen took advantage OF the
advance and offered freely. and the
sales for the week ending To day were
1916 bogsheads. Fat spinning sorts APP.
peared more freely. but are evidently
scarce in the crop now being marketed.
which is Of less importance, as our bet
customer for them. the Bremen market.
still has full supplieson hand, and with
light imports this season. would grad
ually work into a healthier condition
than has existed there FOR the past two
years. w. II. CLARK & Bro.
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Wanted to Know About Crops.

Genuine sympathy is a balm that heals
many wounds. but it is q question If 4
certain man who met friend on the
street a day or two ago had his grief as
suaeed bv the expression Of sympathy he
received. Both parties were from
rural district and it was evident had not
seen each other for long time. Meet
inc on Clark street. one Of them cried
ont: "Why. hello. Joe; am awful glad
10 see vou. How are you, anyhow
"Ob. I'm all right. personally, but amt
feeling very clipper, lost my wife last
week" "No, did your Say, Joe, hows
crops:"-Chicaso Herald.
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tavfce 10 nOfhtts'

Mrs winslows soothing syrup s.o cutting p'
Wavs be used wnen cn,,lii u,S',, M once:
tsein. 49,. nsfnral quiet sleep by relieving
u rodn,etese , mS,i p'n. and The lsle ehernu
s awe SS rs GGrsRSss enlIon cbs q s sSfi.
csssni to sse i s2o, ns ' rei S~' wind
ens To- gums, ALIAS al Psi u The best known
REGULATES 'g n whe her arising it",n
tecthlns 81 o'hei '""' Iu.lh,sa&W.
bottle.
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4 GREAT many smokers land We know
their names. one a well known judge
have been deceived when they asked
for a package Of the Old Virginia Che
roots and they were. handed q package
OF "A cheroot similar in color with the
name Of Virginia - ON it, and not
until lighting the first cheroot did they
discover the deception: and now when
purchasing The Old Virginia Cheroots
they zee that it is the genuine and that
il has the name of L. WhitlOck on il.
So 80 aud do likewise. we,su2w
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diseases
from the Invasion
FOO W u mutt
cell nv o
N by
IN e o
ubiquitous mcroie H. indeed
he ieaders OF nj m.nrr
on, wnlJi
Z = o
AM wnts with II
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROMlN AND
LIrnIA WATER. Compare analysis and
YOU will see that our water Is nearly
three times the strength of any other
arsenic water, and contains no organic
matter. For sale by all druggists. aud
by l.. z. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Main streets. Send for circular.
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Persons wanting % acquire homes ior them
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar Invested viii increase. n.ii d0 well t1
examine the properties oi this company.
which will bee marked by sign boards. poste'
upon each tract OF land. ana psis can De- seem
At the Office Of the agency, over the Mer-
chants National Bank. corner Main ani
Eleventh streets.
The company viii make special terms With
parties desiring 20 build. ana to all such will
END NIFTY per cent. OF the value oi The lot and
improvements 40 3 per cent. o. long time.
The properties were required at prices much
below the preseat market value and The cou.-
2any cab AFFORD % Sc I on reasonable tlrms 90
such buyers.
JAMES H. DOOLHY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
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IniernaiRevenue collection.

The collections in the internal revenue
office yesterday were Cigars. &C..
S2,l2j.sj tobacco, 81 0Ss.ls. Total.
S4l14.33.
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THE NOLANDINE CO.,
RlCAMONO. VI. u 81 Z

feel DO mr duty t1 make The ,M't known.
for the benefit of those who may Dee suhcrif r
us have dome. lhe late DR.. th4s. Bell GLIB
SOD Hnd other physicians iu the city, pro-
uounrfd my d' sense cohsumptiye dlarrhma,
auI after three ..i wears Uf treatment. during
which tme derived no benefit VII lteycr,
they said my complaint WIS lncufable. ]
was reduced 20 q mere shadow by ioss OF
appetite. cough. diarrh0a, night sweats and
s.eepies,nees. ] bad ro strength 10 80 up
aul down stairs without assistance.
bad mY attention ca ied 90 your "Nege-
table Preparation AuHnilue which I COM
mcuced taking n- directed. InafeW days my
relations SAW au Improvement ln my COM
pieNI0n Mysfreugih and appetite Increased.
began 90 he hopeful sui J assure you was
NOT disappointed. ln tnr space OBJ twenty 20
days gained sixteen l6 pounds Boo weight.
and have since come uptu mv usual weight.
am now enjoying ihe best OF health, thanks
to your MOST powerful "NolAnulne.
] lafe published this iJr iAe benefit OF
suffering humanity.
lam most gratefully yours. etc.
l.. W. lHAlkLtY.
Of %. II. Chaikloy & CO., Leather Dealers.
Richmond. Va.
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o.
vfo c r.
como IN
me
suffer usa faf .avh ev la beer rod
vol in he al
. ..-A .LL L NM LL
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Bulk Meats Sides, 7c; shoulders
&c.
Bac0n-Wesicrn shoulders, lie. clear
rib sides. Sc, breasta. Zoe; hams, he.
Flour-Riclmoud patent roller
family, $500 TO So; fancy family - o.
Sj.2j; family. - 30 to $40. city extra.
$40 TO "a. city superine. S32j 20
$500: city fine, $3.50 to -.
Meal-Clty, per bushel, zoe; country.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27

RICHMOND, VA, July 20. 1859.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. Bid. Asked
United States Al 5 X. & c.. 1861 ......
STATE SECURITIES.
North Carolina Is Comm" 81 %
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-27


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