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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-23

One Of those mysterious amateur
swclls. who might properly be called a
"pecuniary dude has been boarding
the past few months at a fashionable
south side boarding house. One day last
week hc received a shock, which literally
knocked him silly. lie labors daily for
q large wholesale house here, and re-
ccivcs q weekly stipend Of $40, but as he
dresses according toa $4,000 per annum
income il is but natural that lac is many
weeks behind in his board bill. This
Young Napoleon Of some onc else's finance
IS supposed 10 be az his desk every morn
ing at O'Clock Sharp, hat hc had been
tardy every day for week or more,
owing 10 a late breakfast One morning
he brcakfastcd NJ o'clock. and this gave
him ample opportunity 10 reach his Office
on time. "Ah. lac said 10 the landlady,
CHANGING 0t the clock, IL sec / get my
breakfast ON time this morning" She
regarded him with fixed "giye-me-
that-Sl2" look. and replied: you have
been getting 10 'on time, sir, during the
past two weeks Ii is hardly necessary
10 state that The Young man saw the
force OF her remark and produced at his
earliest opporiuniIy.-Chicago Herald.
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DEPARTMENT

RICHMOND, July 22.-Tbere We
uuii Monday, with no sales vor,h "a
'cordiDg. The dozen or So con, ..n re-
tai interviewed to-day had time -
OF WI p"u snow their letters. the purport
in the =, Is that crops are looking badI,
rain w DIlght belt. owing to too nue.
new ~ many nursing plants S" ac
,,i,,;o ,'s'es as well 10 the dsrk ~,
Tha w. TO many Western secti1,.
AMI i, ,,'I.i. markets are irregular al
bnrlevs IT. and common grades -
arc lis -. 'estern dark markots
a.o s'iner III me- leaf. wbiIs ab r. NJ
arc "re less disposed sell sncb 81 lpsiS
emf crop outlook. '"0n Win pres
IL ~ evident that h. u,
- having fine fishing e.. ,D.'n'Ii'0 party
DTiney deep from tn, brrem, ~ le}ler' n
h,' freeman in Sunday. Register. Ii
'ases three columns o. tell the story.
Mr.. Louis NJ. Griffin has returned
from Cobb's Island snd IL now ready
~ push business. sun burned and scaly,
fish feasting.
+. Y. Simmonds & Co. are working
'ull force on their all-tobacco ciraros
n cigarettes. Climax and Bouquet. Tne,e
IRE neither cigars nor cheTOOts. but will
or All that please tire public palate.
richmond is at the head loi this indus
~. All OF our leading chsroot facto.
les are full Of orders. both domestic
nd foreign.
Registered on Change to-day TIC
\imer. Col. J. g. Neal. Danville. va.
:. N. Birmingham, Baltimore. Nd.
W. T. ID.
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I NANCE AND COMMERCE
Nc" York rfn.,c,o,
ny Telegraph

.. lew IL, York, July 2s.-Nonev o,o..,
bu -, a,' cent Exchange closed 'e steai a.
tml le S's,: posed rates. iS7a4ss s.ea "a
ts5 ff op H fp sixty DAYS and ' .s1 ac-
c my currency Cs. ms "I bis clos.
The 80 Isl BIZ; ~ do. 1905 g'H -
Il lower market opened acti-o -.
res. and in Saturday closir,,' gu Gu'
was a further frSiIst half bour ,b ns
inward movement cal decline
neon the losses had beeLset in and - =.
the market was firm at ab,rered az %,
prices of,fhe morning. After 10 t .u.
market became dull in ali oest
partments. but the firm tone stick
manuel and further advances wer,I
sI ,. ,d tne A'ghsst prices being reached
ABOUT l2''O' lizards > Z. II. a down.
ward movement - IN and uo w -
maiion was shown. AL ., No.. - aui-
market was quiet al 10 az
at close 10 the op6Dn~ ,r;ces
The market then becaf. J,l
and heavy. At 2:l5 O'Clock all co oc.
tive stocks were TO II per cent. loSer
than Saturday = close. The close was Il
little hrmer, but with only slight i'm
proFement IN prices. Sales, ls3,020
shares.
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nanNIIIe. "

DANvILLR. Va. July 20.-Our breaks
this week were only moderate. On two
occasions, only. did the sales last n'l
dinner time. The offerings on the
whole. were better in quality than they
have been for some time past. There
was fair proportion OF good medium
iillers, which brought full prices. Some
few lots Of good desirable wrappers
we're offered and sold 10 high figures.
We do not think there was quite So
much frosted on the breaks as formerly.
Smokers and cutters show no chaneein
prices. Frosted stock, we think. was d
little higher.
Dir. A. II. Motley. Of Reidsvlle. and
>. ). Pegram. Of Greensboro were on
our market this week.
DlBRgLL BROTHERS
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Experiments have lately been tried at
Dover with q SD called sea anchor, in
vented ly Capt. Waters. This apparatus
consists Of canvas bas about four feet
Northumberland five feet deep. with either
q strong hoop to hold 10 open or square
ooitcd frame 20 answerthc same purpose
Tie bag is attached 70 a beam, or h"at'
n such a manner that 1t lies just Deio"
he surface Of the water and "a stout rope
forms thc connection between II and The
bow of the vessel employing il. The Oh
.ert Of liis ga anchor j. 20 bring a boat
on shin's head 20 Che sea when ID danger
of laundering from getting broadside To-
..rl ravos There is nothing very ne"
la ~. i.ca. fagrueh continuance mas
frequently been cxtcmporized WIN "u
yao,a.. Tho veteran acronan'. Green
.i.,con.trrefel an anchor 10 Aoid " ''i'
l.o,, .re..r t,.e surface Of Tire sea- "N'eA
wa~ .,.ntilenl.-l .a form - this one
New York 4cleglan.
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10Y 4Flf-fAINs
INV YORK. July 22.-Messrs Hub
bard, Price * Go. in their cotton CIR.
cular to-day say FOREIGN advice-
present 10 new features Of intcrss.. 80
small buying Of spinners in Liverpool
LEADS % The conclusion that the short
time movement is increasing. and they
tN.oently hope 10 force the bull clique
here 10 part with their holding,
at a concession. Locally. The
trading in August is coufnel TO q mar
row range, opening lower. 70 close very
steady under demand 10 cover short
sales. New crops are easy throughout
the list. the encouraging reports re-
gardug the crop leading 20 heavy sales
of winter months by New Orleans
operators. As usual of late. the
exporters absorbed the Oft r.. and
we may look Tor lower quotations
from Liverpool. where these purchases
viii be rcsOld. The first sale Of new
cotton from Texas Is reported to-day
from Dewitt county. five days later
than last year. Operators expect
heavy tenders on FRIDAY. July 2j. OF
August deliveries. boz the effect cannot
be foresoen. Traders generally look
for lower foreign advices tomorrow. 80
Spot cotton is reported 1916 lower:
uplauds. u $40. Sales. 7lj
bales % splIucrs. Sales last week not
before reported are sOG bales 90 spin
ners. and . SIS bales for export. Flu
lures closed: july and August. 10 asa
lO A.. September. lO osilO.O9. October.
j.c'ay SIS. November. go so. D-cem-
Der, v.o2a9 70. January 9.Slag SIS: Feb
.uary, 9.gi.g %. March 1O.02alO.O3
April. iOlOalO.ll. May. l0l7al0.1c.
az i-iP,2io1 rf,s ,o..,.. O.. 5000. -....
Hing uplauds, Gid. Sales. 1000 bales.
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family packed fViroinioa .,
~ 1o'oe yellow. store packed " loo
- to BE; store packed ~; 'Ig'nia
mon ~ a. a.; ~ 70 iOc; store Packed. con-,
ho rSSs-in crates fresh j9to1qo.
It's i; ana barrels. ] to l2c ~ ''0' IL
I've 1--we toultry-Hens. q TO snc. MI,
lard p' - - TO PC. Chickens s ,','A ca
H.. - 70 <'c.. small. T. To Doc
DRIED Fruit-Peaches 49, nc.
sl,do 91'su' halves. to Bic. AMI ~ &c =
rio. TO SIC; quarters. p foac P E'
- ., p''sed. to &c. Blsckberr;o'n 'i
- &c Sic. Whortleberries. G ~ ~ ''es'
feathers-Prime live 60 ~,
'er pound: mixed. 2j TO Roc 10 10 t0c
HI ';'dAseeI-Per bushel, sl.lO to e %
% nor Dry ilints, light weights 80
oi PER pound: heavy weights &C. 10 10
s ~vu % u'y sailed, Jc; wet salted I se.
On0d5drllme country, s to s., ,er
Lemons -S3.uv
Peaches-Per halt 0yate, % to =
TO Sl.00.
Peanuts-Faucy stock, per pou-
TO &c: medium. 3 to &c.
Potatoes-Per bushel. 80 10 1Gc. new
prime. per barrel. Sl.2j to SL').
9oots-Ginseng per pound. Sou
Seneos. per pound. 80 to 3jc.
Seeds Clover per pound, to 9c'
Timothy. per hushel, $40 TO $500
Orchard grass. sl.O0 to Sl.25' Herds
grass. 81 to 6Jc. German nillet % to
yOc.
Sumac-per 100 lbs. 5jc to 81.
Wool-Tub- washed. 80 TO 3jc per
hound: unwashed. csc per pound.
" dtv...,olous-pe 100. SO 20 SO.
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am only lit Of amber
That dazzics the baby's cvee.
lno hsnt 10 my innermost chanha, =
is The lisht Of the pristine Skies.
For ages AGO and aces.
Den. Tar iu The upper air.
Vast ilr, Ike Oh archimages.
aNel Incense everywhere.
ADJ. all boo the wide graz weather
mch wrapped the whole round world
0'' nni} waved together
'' ''e 'h'ts warm tapor culei.
ln ihe sunshine's sudden bursting
.olrl from t0pmosf bow.
'.,t 'i"h' THAT ~plcudorShirsting-
4Nei- is DO such Sunshine now
ana lht wings That came round me- flashing
None hte them are fniterins here
i''nelt Boo my heavy plashng
ann sealed il ny shining sphere
Oh. Iis taat Was VIII and glorious
" H'n ihn elements wrought FOR IMAM
ana waved over fire victorious.
shaped the earth 90 Der ancient plan,
Then 'ie ndes. in fhe great world chan~cN
Rose in their mighty turn.
Rolled over the fr trees RANGES
Ani ihe plume OF the giant fern.
Anl ages Dad passed. and arcs
"Ntn ihe Winds scoopel fhc Ieon e.., floor
Aii iAr seas in their storm blown ri.,s
Tossed me o. lslt once more.
And now. halfa icstitmaybc.
iia'i o. Charm. sou hang in your inirfi,
iNn- Oboe throat of the aee horn laiv
I.eo'le-t tan, on oauhi
Harriet Prescott sp1G1rl in 81 Niehoi,a
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Within n. mast twenty wears fine
...5,..l a.urr has conn. =, cloarl,
,,.,,,.i.,l anil accurately diaoroso q
.1;..i.. ...,;.f H.. l-..n,;,,.,o 10
.......f.... I..... 49, ,,....i.. .,,ol.i, .,
..l..l.-l, ,.i.n ..;.ar .r o;.aro,,o az
r..t. d.. ..,i.1 .of ,l,. bo,r, and di.tn,hs
,l...r.,.l,t,. r,o ,ul., ,.ili intor,oit
.o+ ,,..b ,,y r...,,l.ritv- sometimes
one beat in four Sometimes ono in ten
.omet.r.s two or thr.o M % fine and
a,op gamma. fr.Ylla Tho l,ain MISSING
f.. ,l..,,;..s of llo,l v,vors
T.. E.... DIT. and r,c, follow a
-..,,no,.r, roil,r.o
9,r..'. cordial. mo .i,,1icotol 90 STRONG
..r.. '......l. ..,'....,. s..;,,., n.tto~ pn3
f. .-.. ,.l;.l ,,,,,,, /.
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ren iorl, Pronncc Nnrl.e..

10y IUIHsTHIH-T
Ngw YORK. July % Flour closed
dull bur steady; prices unchanged
Wheat closed barely steady mot sales
of 10. red s1tc; uugrad,d SEC. No.
= red. July. Sic. Corn closed steady:
spot sales so. mixed, i3sc.: yellow.
i4l4l4e. 80. o mixed. July. 43ic.
Oats closed unchanged: spot sales No.
!. whit. BIC: so. .. white. 53ia33 .
40. .. mixed. July. 27@c. Pork dull
and irreg llar; new mess. ~l2. OOaSl2 -.
Lard slightly hrmer: August. SCOT
Sugar Refined. tc lower: cut-loaf aud
crushed. g.c.: powdered 9ic: granu-
lated o.. Coffee. spot, firm fair Rio car
goes III IL.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 20. - Offerings
during the week. 2,il2 hogsheads;
actual sales during the week. Ia hogs
heads; recspts during the week. STA
hOgsheads.
We can report but little change in our
market this week. A better inquiry
was displayed for good TO fiue leaf,
some selections reaching 26ic. per
pound, being the highest price realized
this year for the new crop. Common
and medium grades we're slightly
irregular. +. W. DoHEMANN & Son.
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chicago Nark,ts


CHICAGO. July - Wheat opened
steady, but generally lower. Corn
-troug. Oats dull and lower. Provisions
dull and lower. Closing Wheat closed
July. Soc: August. 7Sic.. September.
sssc. Corn-Jnly. 3osc.: August. 3Gsa
Sole September.. 36tc. Ous-July.
22.a22'c.: August. 2lsc.: September
2-c. Pork-July. and August, sll.2O:
September. ST. 3D. Lard July. S6.25.
August. s6.21t. September. ,G31i RIBS
July. sj.57i August. sj.62i: Seplem-
Der. @IU1i.
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WEST END
Land& Improvement Co
Otfice of Agency; Over Merchants
National Bank, Corner Main and
Eleventh Streets.


Persons wanting 20 acquire homes for them
selves in an improving locality. where every
dollar Invested VIII increase. VIII DO well to
examine the properties az this company.
which will bee marked by sign boards. p0stc'
upon each tract of land. ani plats can bee scca
al the Office of the agency. over the Ner
chants National Bank, corner Main and
Eleventh streets
The company will make special terms With
parties desiring % build. and 90 all such viii
lend rlty per cent. OF the value Of the lot and
improvements AZ per cent. on long time.
The properties were acquired 40 prices much
below the present market value. aud the com
pany can afford 10 Sc on reasonable terms %
such buyers.
JAMES II. DOOLEY, President.
GEO. J. ROGERS. Secretary.
iaD7i
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Apples Choice Summer. Sl.fj to
500. prime, $40 to Sl.6O, poor to
good. Sl.OO TO 81 -.
Bacon-V Virginia hams, choice oil, l5c
per pound; new hams. small. - to l3c q,
new hams, large, 10 to lc; sides, 81 to
o.: shoulders. Z 10 Sc.
Beeswax- 20 TO Pic per pound.
Broom Conn., To &c.
Butter-Virginia creamery, 10 to lJc;
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EaIiImore llnl.ei..

~ III NUIU.
BALTIMORE. July e2.-Cotton dull.
middhng, d.. Flour steady. Wheat
southern steady. Eullz 1s4c1c..
Loueteuy. s0lssc Western steady
80. . winter red. spot. 6Oa6lic. Corn
Southern steady white. Sable. yell
low. 4la4jc Western. firm mixed.
spot. 1910; Jaly. i3fc Oats fairly ac
tive: Western. white. 81. 3ic Rse dull
at i94j0c. Provisions dull. Petroleum
steady. refined. $40. Coffee nomi-
nal, RIO cargOes, fair, Use. Sugar
firm. Copper steady, refined, l0ta
Iltc. Whisky duI!. $40.
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VIRGINIA ARSENIC, BROmN AND
LIrHIA WATER Compare analysis aud
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.. r. Routt. sole agent, Second and
Nam streets. Send for circular.
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live sIOess Market.

RICHMOND, Va, July -. 1889.
Receipts-203 head ofcattle; 269 sheep
and lambs; 30 hogs.
Sales-203 head Of cattle: $50 sheep
aud lambs; 2S0 hogs.
Pfices-Cattle. best. 50 to &c. gross,
medium 70 good. 81 to Bic. gross; com
mon to fair. , TO Be. gross; sheep, 3 to
4tc. gross: lambs. TO ste. gross:
hogs. 81 to SIC. net; balls, , 10 &c.
L.Il-s.
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GRAIN aud ro,lon n.cnanse.

RICHMOND. Va. July p, 1859.
OFFERINGS.
Wheat 3.31l bushels.
Corn 32i bushels.
Oats-Z2 bushels
Fl0ur-ljO bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
Wheat-Longberry. 70 bushels very
good on private terms. 90 bushels very
good at soc 900 bushels good nc SIC.
NJ liked. - bushels very good at Sc.
Shcribery $50 bushels very good at
esc: 7s2 bushels very good al SIC. Total
sales OF wheat. ,. 1916 bushels.
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
QaOt1tions.-lIiddling. l0sc., low
miadliug, 9!c.; good ordinary,
SIC.
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Groceries. Itc.

Brooms-Two strings. Sl.00 to Sl.2j
three strings. Sl.jO % $500. f0uI
sirings. $500 to - 90.
Baskets Willow. Sllj 10 S130 per
nest; split, 30 TO zoe per dozen.
Can tomatoes. 3 pounds, per dozen.
SO 10 90c.
Can Corn, , pounds per dozen. - to
Soc.
4 Herrings-Roe .halfbbl. 81. 7jto "a. 5Oi
Eastern. half bbl.. $3.50 to 1913: y. O..
cut. per bbl $3.50 to~G.0O; Gross, half
bbl. S3 80 to 1915.
Rice-Carolna, 6 to &c; Rangoon.
&c.
Salt-LiverDool. from store. 81 40.
ground alum from store, per sack, SlOO
to Sl0j.
Lara Pure. otc pre-seu. ,ic.
M0lasses Extra. hogshead. l3 10 ljc
barrels - 10 ICE. genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. - to 32c: New Orleans.
prime 20 choice. 80 30 jOc
S0ap-C0mmOn. 10 &c. best wash
ing. b, Sc. toilet. - 90 Pc.
Sugars -GranulatCd. Ole. Asugar % to. .
Is sugar, SIC. e. sugar. Sc.
Ieas-Biack. - to jOc. imperial, 81 to
Soc: gunpowder. 30 10 Soc.
CoiIee-Rio. rs % pc. Liguayra, 20
10 2jc: Java. - % Doe.
Buckets-Paiuted, two hoops, Sl2O.
three hoops, sl.jO.
ftfI Epea
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The following Internal revenue col
leciions were made in this city vester
day Cigars. &c. S4l5.2O: tobacco.
81, l96.20; total. SJ.gl1.4O.
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mn Theory ~ NAV
The ufn.rb
duss-
n and
fanlus
Choo
dirovs
% dOn,t IN slursnia
gcrvu diaaees
tuTsanf Professor
tDlfi, agninc+ anti
far
les
be- surgeon be sarf
clieint o
gsrnicd
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Iumber.Nfaves. Etc.

Lumber-White oak. per 1000. 80 tc
SIS: yellow pine. framing timber. ~ e
80 per 1000. boards. - t0 SO. poplar
West Virginia. No. I. 30; 40. ,. S2j
NJ , SIG
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Hay. Oats nna ,,raw.

IIay-No. Timothy. per ton. SlLj0
o So. No. .. $3.50 TO Sl4.j0; mixed.
SIP TO Si3: Virginia clover. $40 to So.
Baled Oats-Sl 90 SIP
Shucks-B aled. % 10 soc.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 10
TO i2c. loose, pressed, large bales. A. 20
5Ne
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SWEETHEART DAISY.

The sunset an ~ golden rays
AiuNart tns skies of amber threw.
NNen ooFn among the woodland ways
Nl bright haired Daisy came in view.
l-NIl dlntlnrs 0f dainty shoe
lIad ll.Hie'I me the path she chose,
Aud "hy followed up the clew
ar1H-anl Sweetheart. Daisy knowq
We mst-eho turned an absent gezo
I0 where. f0r oG. heron flew:
INr spoke She t.ll with trembling phrase
Deer hand into my own drew
lh'n Sweetheart Daisy roster grew
Than hcr small. namesakcs when they close
Anl WIS She flushed s0 fair hue
tn.w-arl Sweetheart Daisy kuows)
What time the trailing garden arrays
We're helty with tle summer dew:
Nhen quruclrl Uas Che gernilm blaze,
And limmel tho gay i0bciia blue
Daisy aai came pushing through
INo long loose hedge n brlarr rose.
And Hly re were so glad. He two.
ltnoN-uul Sweetheart Daisy knows
ENN0i
Prince Love. ali potent sovereign. who
Do. 'aie of lovers d0sf dispose.
" Il iIis oii world for me is new
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Come join our watch and dia-
mond clubs. soc. aud 81 per week.
Drawings Saturday. SPOTT & SPOrT,
GIL East Broad street.
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H'lN itfWuFNuftfn
Made in the u,,t,.,.
Iir.t cc,.,. -. ''o'' d. Ih
u...., '""'" D" i'oo-Ih'
''-' Way II Is Sow Done.
90 "a NI- room boo fln affio a. .....
''.I % l"i.imcnt Is one OF tho most inter
c~'n- collections i1 ,hc ros.o..io, 80 ~,
f..I '-"nd yet there are not q
persons DID this city who know
'N .''e''ec. In this room are thou.
l"... '.'.'''i bound book, of 400 sizes
.r. .'' 'Ne backs as The case may be-
r N'''"'' Second Census" etc
.- oo,"' are The original returns
crg census fro,, ff....,..... ,-l. us e'
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wnoLLs,Ls PRICE :CUEKEN 4.
County Produce.

reported Toy Spratiey 4 Overbey. Comm.s-
sion Merchants. l2O1 Cary street.
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he
fdspDpj IN
DR. "thouta YEARLY
me ho.aG with long mas bre
FFoe been led
NET rluia taarrh
diseases
d 4.-..-
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pI0ur,
curefa man ~ use
. 50 oneoff m
isarlc lsNIng
uo si J. pEnr,.o
l lcrlsa m lze Ills
. in the the
his these
fne GERM THEORY op r,.r, TOT the nerves FOR
disease nlstrin
of mas aiol o. palntt
~ rf,rf. lnt
eIlntI itnaf "a,
100 oroi,
ton M in recent
l-l ? 2 b tflrf
In nst,. Dos fI.a
e ion
Inn 1
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"HaD THE FOLLOWIS,.Trs

nv 1ffaorai
use 4 fr =, j., re in
10 oq that
h ggf Of ave
fryn
< GaInnn
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Neat. Flour and Neal.

Bulk Meats - Sides, ~: shoulders,
6.c.
Bacon-Wes,ern shoulders, 1lc: clear
RIB sides, Sc; breasta. Zoe. hams, l3c.
Flour-Richmond patent roller
family, - 30 10 50. fancy family - 10
= %: family. - 80 90 $40; city extra.
$40 to -. city superiue. IS p 10
$3.50: city fine, $500 20 IS.
Meal-City. per bushel, O0c; country.
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ntatarh thanks,
'"inF very w. 30" oT calling b. attention
osynrv T. w. CUNNINGHAM Collector CITY rn,o,
'f InE COLLECTOR oF CrryT '''
H. h''ehor"e f y,pt 49, '''9oNn Va Iuae2i 1889
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SUMMER RESORT.
White Sulphur Springs
WEST VIRGINIA,

IMMEDIATELY ON TIE e.. AND -. RAIL.
WAY. THE GRA&DCE RAJ HOTEL
AND ONE HUNDRED COTTAGES
Al I'll = GREAT HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT,
with well earned reputation ola Century Tor
the Medlci nal \iftue>oI the Waters and Fine
summer Climate. ltuaici high up in the
1000 feet above The level
OF the sOa and surrounded by mountains
! 300 feet higher. are SOW OPEN FOR Iltt
SEASON. Cuisine up 10 The highest stand
ara. Many improvements have been made
since last season. ln'andescent Lights intro
duced. Improved Railroad service with the
Finest Nestlhule Trains pass our doors daily
Tor the NORTH. south. East and West For
Information enquire az all General Ticket
Offices. or address r. +. EAkLE.
Jys-lm superintendent.
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benz. Nenrsi,,oa u lng the last five years rb,,.
back but af,@r Instant Hoadacbe ana RIen, 3',l
infected feei,r take great pleasure In oi ,r a.
Ver, , irat u Wilde for them MIA,
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Shipstutf per ton Slj.
IrOwnstuH per ten Sli.
Bran per ton Sl3.
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Ccmenf. lime. PIa.ter. nc.

Cement Union. per barrel, Sl.3j.
Roseudale. Sl.35 % Sl.iO: James River,
81 % 30 cl.3O
Lime-R0ckland. per barrel Sl.l0 TO
SLID: Anchor, II %: Riyerton, SLOj;
r. Virginia lines. 9jc. % 81.
Plaster-Lump. -: ground. 50 80
TO -. Calcined plaster, Sl.6j 10 $40.
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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-01-03
Personal.


Eden Maxwell, of Scotland, is at the
| Merchants.
DR.. Il Melvin, OF C%entreyille, was in
town last night.
Hon. A. l. Van O-del left this morn
ing Tor Bismsrck.
w. s.. . Brien, OF Sioux City, was in
Ysnkton last night.
Hon. F. j.. Washabaugh leaves to-
morrow morning for Bismarck.
q. w. Caldwell, OF the Sioux Falls
Presi, was in Yankton over night.
Rev. j. j. Welo returned yesterday
afternoon from o northwestwaEd trip.
Lou Sharp has gone from Kansas City
TO Denver where he has a position in q
railroad office.
n. O. Rorapaugh, sheriff OF Lawrence
county, arrived from Deadwood to. day
and is at the Morrison.
judge Trip leaves Saturday for
Washington as a member OF the demo
cratic convention statehood committee.
Rev. ID. r. Lander and wife, OF
Laramie City, Wyoming, reached Yank-
ton last night to visit Mrs. j. b. Wynn
Mrs. Lander's sister.