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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

The worst cases of scrofuls. salt rheun
and other diseases of the blood. are curet
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

Adams. the credit man, is showing q
beautiful line of fall patterns in carpets
Call and see him, S22 Brady street. Dav.
EXPORT
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

A large and beautiful assortment of
French candies just received at Krell &
Maths. Step in and have them put you
ND box to take home.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

K. & NJ. stands for Krell & Msth, who
have the finest and purest ice cream in
the three cities.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02
Es0rrthle If Trne

ST. PAUL, Sept. "A report comes
from Duluth of the sinking of a ferr,
boat there with fifty people aboard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

Mclntire Bros. have new aud reliable
kid glove cleaner; cleans perfectly and
leaves no odor.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

For delicious dish OF ice cream or q
fine box of candy. 90 to Krell & Maths.
and get the best.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

Regular Monthly Meeting of the
BOard-Time OF Meeting Changed.
Committees Appointed. Reports
Read, Etc.
The Rock Island public library board
met in regular monthly session last even
ing. There were present President
Southwell, Secretary Peasants and Di-
rectors johnson, Welch and Denkman.
President Southwell reported his
standing committees for the ensuing year
as follows:
New Books-Pleasants, Rasmussen,
Welch.
Library and Reading Room-Smsrt,
Larkin. johnson.
Periodicals Johnson. Denk-
man.
Finsnce-Denkmsn.S Smart, Welch.
Rules-Lsrkin, Sweet, Rasmussen.
The resolution presented at the last
meeting changing the time of the regular
meeting from the first Monday to the
fourth Monday in each month. was upon
motion carried.
The report of Miss Ellen Gale, librari-
an, for the month of August, was re,
ceived and filed as follows:
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-09-02

Z. & II. for ice cream and fine CAM
dies.
, 1890-10-11

wheel creates the draft that forces the fumes
of sulphur from the stove through the pipes
and into thefapparatus through the center OF
the wheel. 1t is held that the cooled fumes
passing over the water glrface deposit any
contained sulphurio acid therein, owing to the
great affinity of sulphuric acid for water. In
addition to this device there is at Calumet a
downward bend in the pipe that supplies the
gas to the sulphuring machine, IN the W.
end OF which any sulphurlc acid still retained
may be deposited, this lower end being slph-
on-llke, placed IN a small tub, the end OF the
pipe being sealed with water.
The spraying device III this apparatus IS
simply a mechanical one, and the same re-
suits can probably be obtained with other
apparatuses. The Pattison and Cage appa-
ratus is a revolving drum which carries the
contained juice up it's 81 es on little shelves,
whence it falls as a rain, Dersistlhg IN It's
course to the lower end, from which it is
discharged. A box, with a series Of diaph-
ragms or shelves over which the juice flows
and falls in cascades, has also been adopted
with considerable success. 1t seems that in
order to effect the decolorization Of the cane
juice it is desirable Ito bring the fumes Of
sulphur into more intimate contact than can
be done by the natural affinity of the liquid
for the gas. This has led to the invention OF
such machines as shall produce a mechanical
intermixture by beating or spraying the
juice, SO that the fumes Of the sulphur. shall
thus be brought into intimate contact with
the whole mass of the liquid.
The other main feature, and which doubt
less is the chief one, is the production OF
sulphurous acid gas without It's containing
any sulphuric acid. Almost every one who
has gwen the subject onsideration seems to
have doubted the possibility of this, and the
only clearly defined data that we have show
ing that Sulphurous acid gas can be applied
to sugar without its inversion, is the report
from the Calumet sugar house, which has APP.
peared in full in this journal, and to which
we refer our correspondent.
, 1890-10-11

the bridge over the Moldau iii Prague;
which has stood for five centuries, have
been swept away, and by the latest tele-
grams, the city itself was in dangerof being
drowned. The foods benefit only one
class, the adopts in forestry, who in the
observation-disclosures now sitting inVienna,
10 IDLY protest that they are aggravated,
il not caused, by the denu"ation Of the
country, and demand the reatforesting of
the billy districts, d far-Sighted policy
from which the Treasures shrink, and
which displeases the %peasantry. The State
will one day be compelled to take measures
in this direction, even in Ireland. The
one drawback, we are told, to the operation
of the Ashbourne and other Purchase Acts
is, that the tenantry, once become proprie.
tors, make it their business to cut down
every tree.
, 1890-10-11
M 4 8 C ella ~ G o u s.
(Fr0m the Spec tatOr.),

The Continental papers are still fall Of
TumOurs az to the result OF the meeting
between the German and Russia EmrerorS,
but very few of them even look rue. There
is no confirmation OF the story that the
Gar agreed to recognize Prince Ferdinand
il the Emperor of Austria would cease from
c~oercing Ser via, and as little of the legend
that he brought forward the claims OF
Armenia in a formal and effective way. ii
ANYTHING was agreed upon, it was Il truce
for a short period; but it is more probable
that nothing was discussed at all, that The
SovereignS talked Of anything bNt politics,
and that the Gully result Of the interview
was a Elimination OF the 81. ght personal
hostility felt by at least one OF them. 1t IS
openly announced, upon what appears to
be high authority, that the Russian troops
will not lJe withdrawn from the frontier,
an Il that Russia, Secure III her own strength
and the favourable attitude of France,
needs no alliance with Germany to secure
her ends. TIE Gar, i'll short, will pursue
his policy of waiting and getting ready,
especially in regard to finance, with a
secret hope that perhaps events will wholly
relieve him Of the responsibility OF acting.
Meanwhile, the more careful management
of the Russian Treasury, ana the immense
Also III III OL navy OLOuSAO AK AeuSOAu1
rouble up to Is. Cd, and thus enabled the
Government, should it be necessary, 10
sanction a fresh SSue Of inconyertible
paper.
According to a telegram in the Times,
dated September 4th, the American Senate
has adopted the principle Of fixing a time
at which the vote on a Bill resisted by OBJ
struction must be taken; and the Tariff
Bill, which is so resisted, will accordingly
be voted on Monday. This is important. The
House of Representatives has already adop-
ted this peremptory gag, but it was thought
that the Senators would resist this ''in-
fringenent of the ancient liberty Of debate
They have, however, yielded to the express
ell wish of the community, who are sick of
protracted suspense, and in SO DONG have
dealt a severe blow to the practice of ob.
struction. 1t is true they have yielded only
for the particular occasion, but they have
set a precedent OF which i'll future they will
be unable to get rid. Their example is the
more striking because the Senators are
elected by the Legislatures, and are ex-
, 1890-10-11
REMOVAL.

Lawyer =. Bruins
office in West End has been moved
to DIR. HamburgeF''s resi-
dence; Open every SATURDAY
from 10 to 4 o'clock.
, 1890-10-11

The summer has been more severe OH
the, Continent than even i'll England. In
France, Switzerland, Italy, and Austria,
the floods have. done serious DANA e, in
the latter couutry sweeping away whole
villages, and threatening the very exist
ence of three large towns, Prague, Linz,
and Presburg, The Danube, compressed
at points By huge dykes, rises like any
mountain torrent, and the public fortune
seems inadequate to provide canals to
carry away the overflow. Three arches of
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-26
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERENCES.
National Poll Of Farmers Shows Blaine
to he the Choice of Eepubl ms.
cleveland Leads All Others.

National Poll Of Farmers Shows Blaine
tn BE the Choice of Hepubl Q ms.
cleveland Leads All Others.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec 23.-Quite an
exhaustive postal card poll of farmers
throughout the country has been taken
by The New England Homestead and
other agricultural papers on topics of in
terest to the fraternity and especially on
the choice for the next presidential candi-
date. The journals interested interpret
the November elections as mani g that
the farmers were cary of the old favor
ties and old measures, and demanded new
men and new Issues. They therefore l.
vocated j. NJ. Rusk of Wisconsin, the Sec
rotary of agriculture, and Congressman
William Hatch of Missouri. ex-chairmun
of the house committee on agriculture. as
the proper Republican and Democratic
standard bearers for 1892 In spit Of this
influence, however, the farmers expressed
their preferences strongly for Cleveland
for the Democratic candidate, with Hill
far behind, while the Republic IN prefer
ence was more evenly divided between
Blaine and Harrison.
OF a total of 1O7S7l Republican votes,
Blaine received 1920, Harrison Blob,
Rusk 2O,476, scattering 16,9O3 In New
England the division was: Blaine 1877,
Harrison 1924, RusS 1924 scattering. 1887.
There were los. 100 Democratic VOC.
Cleveland receiving T.7S9, Hill Ills,
Hatch 1902, scattering S8O3. In New
England the division was: Cleveland 3D.
500, Hill 3484, Hatch 4766, scattering 2O3l
The vote Oh other questions shows that
federal aid to agricultural education and
the teaching of agricultural science in
rural public schools are overwhelmingly
.ndorsed. The sentiment regarding gov
eminent ownership of railroads is quite
evenly divided. A great many who vote
against such ownership insist on govern
ment supervision and full control OF rail
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-26
The Unrplentiup Gear.

COLOGNE, Dec. 20.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent Of The Gazette says that
the car has intimated to the Londou
comrhittee that he will decline to receive
the appeal on behalf of the Jews in Rus
STA which was recently adopted at meet
ing OF influential persons in the guild
Ln1
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-26

BUENOs AYREs, Dec GA disaster has
occurred at Cordova, where the canal has
burst its hanks and destroyed hundreds Of
houses. Ohe hundred lives are reported
70 be lost. Gen. Rsca, the minister of the
interior, has gone to the scene to super
intend measures of relief.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-26
Connecticut Finances.

HARTFORD, Dec. A.-The report Of State
Treasurer E. S. Henry for the year ending
June 80 shows the net debt of the ST late to
be 2S42, SEQ, reduction of 1851 1902 during
the year, although in that year the direct
state taxation on the towns was abolished.
The united opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1881-1970, 1890-12-26
A Warming.

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Lord Salisbury has
warned the British South African COM
pany that its occupation of Massikesse is
IN infringement upon the modus vivendi
with Portugal and that it must withdraw
ct once from that district.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

I wonder II authors have any idea Of
the decided advantage 1t is 70 a manu-
script 20 have it clearly written or by tho
typewriter Again aud again have had
manuscript lying on my table for a
month or two. putting Oft its reading
from day O. day because Of the poor
writing. If authors had any conception
Of the value of clean manuscript to edI-
tors. they would be far more careful how
.hev send their wares 70 tho editorial
office than they are.
Take this manuscript, for example; the
authors name D. \ guarantee that there u
something cool IN it, Yet, look at that
chir1grapp7. I dread taking ~ up. II -
positive torture. 1 an patient with her.
because I feel 2 personal interest," IN her
literary welfare. Yet know ~ two posi-
tive Instances where her manuscripts
have been returned bv editors who ac-
krowlel-osI I'D me afrerward that they
had mr. r-j them. Now. that woman
ia n6ictnS injury upon herself tell
vou. there IS nothing which makes me
more preIgdiced against O manuscripts
shan i'ferl - writing. ntervierv IN NeS
T0rz Commercial Advertiser.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
IT wAs NEMs TO ~


CA@rtsg Es@s zzad E.sos<T SsssE Ezlsss4
- f4x - Hs aA-s-
~Wsll / slpp1ss -ney @-l never Enc
Chariey Ross
Ihs speazsf v4s 3 large mAn ~lsh red
Whiszsrs- a. kat beel u1llerzs1 - Z
LsWs per f-r q quarter - al le-r. IL
aas Rather dlEicuh % Eel whom Lhe -
m1rE " as aimed ~ fox there we're heE
= 1ozen-Qf us H. lls sflElou waiting f1r
. tram. All Eel one ~ lls La-f dozen
had been bo.11ng converse W.-l lhe man
sLo spoke. lie seemed - expe1g q Ee-
ply. L1seEer f1T las eys n. .4--el7l trola
ole I'D aEolher al1 asked as surely A.
ever q silent eye asked q question.
"WLy dol. y0l s4y something
When tie wandering eve reached a
qaleI lasn back " the stove tie latter
sad tentatively.
"Lo-r. l. h-.'
eyes Ia . tone which eonveyed the
impression tllat ths question vi Is al IL
Necessary Cue-
Relative u yours
"Oa, TO.
Acquainted with him, perhaps?
"Not q o. -rcePJ through newspaper
reports
Its got into the papers has -"
"Weu / should say ig had
This vas sald ia . tue. ir0nical tone,
ant The man with tie " Walskers added
"Why. 10 happened years ago. bul the
papers refer 20 II every DAY Oh two"
That strange, soLloquized the quie,
man. ''Seems 20 me / ought 10 have
seen 10 IL its been in the papers, for /
read The Ledger most every day. How
much d.d you say What 's-lis-Eame GOT
away w.lL.
'Gat away witA2 Why, mar. Charley
Eo-s didn't -Jea, any money"
Didn't, ele Rcu OF with anotherman' 3
WIZ then. Must have covered their
tracss pretty thoroughly, / should say. "
"Oh, dear. TO, That isn't IL az an.
Charley Eoss was q lttle child. stolen
Tor The purpo 2 OF exacting ransom. IL
occurred years ago; aud he has never
been found, although great deal ct
money has been spent and many detec-
t.ves have worked on the case.
You don't say, Well, now, it's oda
never heard 81 iJ'
The large man turned up his nose with
s1eer and said.
/ Il suppose you never heard Of Tasco;t,
either
+ 40; was he stolen from home, tOo?"
"No: he wasn't stolen from home. Ie
only sssa ssinated the Prince Of Wales day
+ before Yesterday; but don't suppose you
ever heard Of the prince. did YOU: Where
F Do you I've when you a-e at home, any
how
AT first thought the quiet man wasn't
/ going toanswer this question. He seemed
70 feel hurt at the other mans tone. But
in a second or two the answer came.
In Philadelphia. Wby?'-William Il.
/ Sivlter In Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
nachelorE' NI-ht Robes.

One Of the most effective Is of white
silk. with tiny mSuve dots on il. IL
reaches 20 the ground and IS beautifully
hemstitched; the collar is a broad ons
cut in sail0r fashion and thrown back
far enough 70 expose the neck very well.
The sleeves are full and have deep cuffs,
and on the left side IS pocket in which
is stuck q white silk handkerchief with
a monogram in mauve on it. The cuffs
are Of maure silk caught with white
sleeve links. and the collar is also OF the
colOred silk. 4 soft white silk tie is
knotted in front in sailor fashion. The
haberllasher announces that this is per-
fumed so thoroughly with violet that
even two OF three visits to the cleaners
will not dispel the odOr. a more femi-
nine looking robe de mutt is Of pale rose
silk, with It's collar and cuffs edged with
lace. and a cravat Of lawn and lace, such
as the gentlemen Of the court OF Louis
Quatorze wore. The height of folly. or
harmony, as you may choose to call 1t,
was reached by a-a-a sOmething-I
should hate 70 call it man-who
mourned deeply. in a material sense, for
IN uncle who left him pile Of money.
His sleeping robes were of white silk,
with cuffs. collar and pocket OF black
Grape, while a black bOrdered handker-
chief was the other adjunct.-New York
Letter Ia Philadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Rev. i. M. -hrout Pastor United
Bretar.n Church. Blue Mound, Kan
saws. 81 le.. il my duty d I'll what
wonders Ir. Kings AcN Discovery nas
done Tor me. SIS lungs Were h41ly dis.
e1sed, and my pausMoaers thought ]
could llye onlv d few weeks. Z took
nye b0ulesof ~. klng' New Discovery
aud am sound and well, gaining =
lhs. iu weight
Arthur Love. Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes. "Atter q
thorough and convincing evidence,
am confident Dr. Kings New D.scov.
cry Tor Consumption beats 'Oa all, ,and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness can do my many
thousand friends IS o. urge them 10 tl1
IT," "Ioc u.al bottles al Peck Bros.
drug store. Regular sizes 5oc and Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Grain. Provisions. rtc.

CHICAGO. Nay q
FIoUR-Qlie, an1 unchanged spring Pat
cuts sL1sra Sd B4sers l3.5JtJ1s Slraig1fA
4 20 1s Wiztsg Pa,eats. - .9g559, C.e-rs
- snsi ~
WaEAv-Activo snd aizher. No cash e'k3
= sc july. - .GJ5-sci 40. 4 SpgGg s04 s1c
So 3 s-131c
C0R> Active blt easy. No. Q 11A 9,3s &C..
10 " ow. 3iaG1tsc 10 e ajt p. 10. s
Y-.lon 23sGSA July. efS SG3iAc, august
Erafsc. Srp5cub-r. e5A f37Rc
OArs-Actue and higher No cash and
Nav. ~. G:9kc. June p 327Sc. july 2sLg
e-ac. August 2iG G2tsc. Samples higher
$50 8 z,g2Jc, No 3 waite - ,Q,s5.sc. SO. .
4se29Ac. 10. 2 y nile 3Jt. g5ic.
RYE F.rm aad higher 80 . cash. au1 May
sac. June 54A. Samples 5iU53c Tor No 2 1uc
4-n52c Tor No 3
BARLEY FIRM and salable. Common. hin
Iowa SO 8 sud -. 3 54t2sc. good 10 choice.
41H47c. Northwestern -- 40. 3 tAla. ~, ~, b,
rooe 10 coo.ce, 4aGfSc faacy. 5]cJac.
Mas PoNK- Market rather quiet ~ steady
prices ranging 81 fl2.s5al2s1'i ior cash, sl2.-
CISCO for june sl2 ess. 1900 ios July and u =
Gl3eI Tor September
LABp-ACtlvc but prices ruled lower rangins
at 8 i0I6 T. Tor cash and June. 50 20l-. -
To- July. and - 4025 4e.s tor September
1ZR-Creamery, 80 i-5ic Dairy 4Gllc.
Packing stock. 5C4i.c.
ECcs Fresh I2Cl2tsc
PoUiTRY- Live. Spring Chickens. i71iss
per . Turkeys. 7Gsc per ? Ducks, ~ 9l0c
per =, Geese 'e Oo1500 per dozen
LIQUoRs-Di>tlled Spirits ruled quiet on the
basis Of slU- ioC nul aed goods.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

1hero Is r1mor 20 the effect that 80
Tu-ss have alone escaped the iiscomfoTts
ard terrors Of the "ina1enza." This "a
lief fr--l a distem0er That has bad ne
civi zed world IN i-s STRIP IS attributed -
the Turkish custom of an always covered
head Il- fez ard turban seem 20 =
rrorectr-s in some way from she uicroha
-aa- sa-s rs visitors znoezrz and the1
Green lands tEem IN tie cold grave II
CHS pr-es 81 he -rla Be- VIII i1 al prota-
til.r7 increase the number i1 this cour-
f~v V.o lave a'--re5 che skull cap a. 4
rr-rr-r-e - rr'is Many s-razsrs ir-
Varl7-T ~ SONG Irou re srforu. 20
t~0i5 rhe effects ~ irar-1ts. have worn
t-e s ra1 iris rct o~~sr-eutsi. tut
tis =at-e7|1 against cstsrrr- -ne -
tne rla-ues q t,5s cu-e Ler us e7s
sae saul cap a stc7r.-- Fosron .ravella=
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Tho transition iron long, lingering
and p4nful >ckne-s % robust health
MARKS an epoch u the lic Of the midi
vidual such remarkable event is
lrea-urad in th memory and thcJCeucy
whereby the good health has been at
tanned is gratefully blessed. Hence u
is that 20 much j, heard IN praise Of
Electric Elttcrs. 50 many tecl they
owe their restoration TO health 20 the
use Of the Great Alternative and Tonic.
II YOU are troubled with any disease of
the kidneys, liver or stomach, OF long
or short standing. YOU Wiil surely hnd
relief by use of Electric Btters. Sold
at 80 cents and 81 per bottle al Peck
Bros. drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Live Stock.

NHICAJD- May q
CATrtE-Narkct rather quiet and prices
without material change. Quotations ranged
a. s4Ga15 p for choice u fancy shipping
Steers 4ICI4.55 for good 20 choice do; t37e
I4Q0 for common 70 fair DO; $. iGzrS6O foI
butchers Steers: s24O13e5 for Stockersi
p. .25G33.75 for Texans. g 25Gt4 % for Feeders
S2m@3jO for Cows: 5225G3.75 Tor Bulls, anc
s. 507I a5 fOr Veal Calves.
HoGS-Market moderately active, and prices
about Sc lower Sales ranged az . sotBioo fcI
light: s27S13SO for rough packing s3S)Q
3s5 for mixed and s3SSGioO for heavy pacA
Ing aud shipping lots.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
nucklen's ArnIca salve

The best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chllblalns,
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t IS guaranteed to gIvcperfcctsatlsfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale 10y Peck Bros, drug
gists, corncr Monroe and DIvlAOn-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

For colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use Or. Thomas Elec-
tric Oil, and get the genuine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
MATTERS N MICHIGAN.


aaa-e ei--1z4 p Ha-a -e.a..- 80 a -'-- 80 "a
JAY
Buchanan q ~ G1Fe 4 Eea L-rlltl
factory.
lle measles epidemic a. A2l1e-l-a
s. aaalag
Desro .ers eat 2 4l9 bushels ~ pot4-
5oes daily
The D1st8f1ce a. Iotsel 81 oe re-
moved to LlLler.
shelby las ole " the 5est E0gE m.l-s
il Western M.cL gan
TIE festive mosta ~ has made nis
anpaar4nee at she resorts
Memorial Day al 1e generally Cd
served tar1ugloll lle STATE.
The Howard C.tV butter tlo factory
i sFeraeing 90 t.as Der day.
~eVeutv eoas are kent il the rst
ward u GreeLv..e. Qlts = COW pas
tfr-
Wexford eorntv -ece YES SI-5st4 AZ
its aooorronue of primary school
money ta ..,y-..r
vi. r.. Gf.l.rd.er Who has been in-
stluctor Cf mus.e attae AkelY Institute
al Grand H4vea. las resigned.
~ H. WhloD.e o- ALMA, has taken
charge ot tne rolling ml.i. AZ Hastings,
ald they VIA IT, plt ia operation 10
once.
A SAP .arV convention under the au-
so.res oi tae -tate Board W Health
wl he le.t 4t lAtt.e creek Juae -
AIT -.
Governor Luce l1s decided o. pardon
uor 81 hav. uoef De pr.sJI ll Jackson.
fr9m Barry county t9r murder. lie
lts -ers.I use years.
Eaca one ut --e teachers tne Plain
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Sick Headache.

Loose's Red Clover Fills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Constipation. 20 per box, boxes Tor
81. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Al epidemic Of hydgophobia existed
on Tuesday among the cess ln Ri,caie
County. ~ Va, an1 several persons lad
teen 1-..en
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

wAsslssIos. NAY ss-A c41 81
been ss-sd toF meeting in THIS elH
81 Nay 81 of re sxec--ivs COMMITTEES
u re Nztlcaal Res ellcan Colmlttss
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

o Thursday Robbins csrc.s train wsa
sr-cksd near Epping \. a.. ea-sing
nezYy -oss 10 tie osneE
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
NV YoEK May y

WHEAr-Fairiy active and hrm. May. e9h
lil 0)A, June gSisGSs3sc, July, ssS@9ei,c
August e5bG9Sc September P6iG%c: pe
ce,-ucr. Qs. .89y'lc Nav 1891 81 @ i8Io3
C1ES-Dun and steady. 40. 9 3QsG0hc;
steamer mixed. 39L@ptc.
oats Dun aud steady. Western. 3344ic.
PROVISIONS Beef strong and quiet. Plate.
$3.50 90 Extra Mes. s7259750. Pork firm
ana quiet; Mess. :l3.J9li25. Extra Prime,
slic) Lard slow and easy; steam rendered
sas5
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Beccham's Pills act ike magic on a
weak stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Every I-orMng W4eu 5vt up my
head feels so tad. such an ugly taste
"a my mouth. It's your stomach.
Loo,e' Extract OF Hed Clover Will
maze q lew beng of you. Try Il. toE
sale by al druggists
Pears Is the purcst and best soap
ever made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

NV YoBk, Nay 22 Three thousand
eighs hundred and forty lglt en- grants
landed THURSDAY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

l. you aTs run down. - have that tir. !
fe..n- rs result q oYerwork or tic c5r.,
~ che changing season. you should take t.s-
best q Az tonics and blood purifiers. Hood
s4rsa12Tiil1. Il rurides sad enTicaes the
b.oot tones the stomach. rouses tire torpid
Ever and kidneys. creates an appetite and
tuHds up ths system. Thousands who haFf
tsssn 80 Win benefit tssifT taat Hr--
Ssg. s-ilia .aakcs ;le weak -flsaE1