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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
New York.

NEW YORK, Sept. l9.-Messrs. tIu bard,
Price u Co.. say; "Advices from LiN'rpOol
are assuming as gloomy a tone as can De
imagined, and appear to be unahi-
mously of the opinion that lower prices
must Doe faced before any good can DE-
found i'm cotton. and the effect of this opln-
ion can oe discovered IN the lower market
for arrivals reported this morning. Cur
market was OycrsOld, and quickly re-
sponded TO the poor crop accounts
which are daily being received from the
south. especially from Alabama and Geor-
eia. Mississippi also reports damage from
the recent raiu-st0rms- bOlls IN some cases
spr0uting. The southern markets are, now
over. easier, and the receipts oil cotton mere
are on the increase. II is expected the
stock here will slowly increase, but con-
tracts are now below a parity with the
Southern markets. No great confidence
is shown by operators in t0-day's advance.
As 10 is thought to reflect local cover
inc alone. The interior movement promises
10 bee about $4,000 bales against 41.VN
last wear. rather less than was expected.
Receipts al ports To-day, estimated al 2)'OVV
bales. against lS.J6l bales last week. ana
=. $50 last year. The spot market Is easy al
ZIG decline i'm prices: middllng uplands,
lOl5: sales. 329 bales. Transactions IN
futures. 1900 bales. Futures closed TO
points lower. as follows. september, lO.jo
alO.8: October. l02oMl0.2l; November
and December. lO1lW1O1j; January.
l0I.0lOlS: February, lO.2g0 1923; March,
lO.2601O.2~: April. l0.33U 1850; May,
lO4omlO.42: June. 1880 l0.4S. In Liver
pool spot cotton closed steady; middllng
uplands. l3-l6d. Sales. 1000 bales. Futures
closed steady; september. '.1l@o42; sep
TENDER aud October. j.3N; October and No
ycnber. .. 3G: November and December. 3.3o.
Produce-Flour closed irregular, steady
and UNCHANGED. Wheat quiet spot sales
No. red winter, Sl.04; DO. september,
SLOlI5. Corn quiet; spot sales No. mixed.
56@jGa.c.: do. september, 55l9c. Oats
higher: spot sales No. white, lN1c.; No.
mixed. September, 4p4c. Pork dull:
mess, Sll.2j@$l2.5o. Lard firm; October
SOS. sugar easier. Coffee steady; fair Rio
carv0p~ pose.
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COTTON REPORT.
RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Market steady.
luofqf0as.-M iddlin,, lOc.; low mid
al ag. 9'lc.: good ordin iry, &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20
Answer This Question.

Why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer 90 suffer and bee made miscla-
bic by Indigestion. Consumption, DIZZINESS
Loss of Appetite Coming Up "t the food
yellow skin. when for - cents We viii sell
chem ShilOh's system NitauZer, guarantee
10 cure them. Sold toy Bodeker Brothers ana
I'M. shields q CO.. corner of Fiith and Mar
shall streets.
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, MD, Sept TO- 49, Cotton
dull; middling. lO2s@l0Hc. Flour dull
Howard Street and Western super, $1,000
3 80: do. do. extra. S3.7jmiGj do, do.
family, Sl.9O@5.50; City Mills, kio brands,
extra, $j.2O@j40; winter wheat, paten.,
s. 6O@5.S5; spring do. do. S5.9O@6.20; do.
do, straight. Sj.jOWj.lj. Wheat southern
firm; ultz. 9j@Sl.02; longberry, 9S@Sl.03;
steamer No. red, DC; Western dull; No.
, winter red. spot. g7c; September, we.
Corn Southern quiet aud firm; white, 5S@
5gc.: yellow, j1W5>c.; Western dull; mixed
spot and September, Soc. Oats firm; I'M
graded Southern and Pennsylvania, 900
49,. &C.; do Western white, l2@ aye; do
do. mixed, 4lM AZ &c.; graded NO. white.
i3c. Rye firm; choice 10 fancy, '5W &c
Provisions firm. Mess pork, Sl2.5o@Sl2.i1
Bulk meats Loose shoulders, 6hc.; mess
Sl4c.; sugar-picklcd shoulders, GAc.;
sugar-cured smoked shoulders, SC. Lard
Refined. nc. Coffee dull; Rio cargOes
fair, 2Ollc. Sugar strong. graduated
.G'Zc. Whisky steady AT Sl.l9.
stocks Virginia ten-lortes, 30 bid; DO
thrccs. 6lHW6S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

.kepDfttl ioi tuN llHtasi
RicHNOND. VA. sept. lJ.-Oierlngs OF
tobacco. at auction on 'Change Friday, sep
tm1er DO. $500. Total offerings packages,
0' which pack ages were sltn-cured and
package was bright tobacco. OF the sun
cured i0baccos offered. one package sold al
SD. one 40 500. one at $40, one al -, one
.f I'D -J, one at $40, one al $l.4o or the
ll,ut tobacc0s offered, one box OF hne
b. l,0i wrappers. weight six pounds, repre-
-.it.ue about twelve different crops IN the
county of Halifax. Va. was bought by
Colonel William Harper Dean at 500. These
sample. sold bg Messrs. Vaughan a SarNay
show hnc color and quality, and we trust
That the Nirginia farmers have "A great deal
of tobacco like them, and that they may
-e.i their entire crops Al as good figures.
Private sales reported % the secretary
today: Wrappers, hogsheads; iliers, u
% .,Acads: ssmOkers, hogsheads; sun.
cIpd bOgsheads; dark toDaccOs, III
hYs.hcads. Total, l3J hOgsheads.
Oliee If the tobacco inspector reports 10
day: Inspections Bright, II hogsheads
dark, ! bOgshead. Reinspections-Br Bright
nDsshead-.
Farmers, Wilson's, Crcnshaw's, Virginia
Allegheny, NaughaD's. Old Dominion
Aell-, Ddyenports ,Seabrook'e, and shockos
Warehouses report today: Receipts. j.
h'-aleads. Deliveries, lV2 hogsheads,
u res and boxes.
O1ce Of the collector Of the United states
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internal revenue reports collections for the
city OF Richmond to-day as follows:
Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, $4,000;
do, tobaccos, $3,g7036. Total, $S,2il.26.
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
Friday, September 10. 1890: J. J. Harper,
Rocky Mount, y. c.; W. j. slayder, Rocky
Mount, y. c.; William \. Bragg, Jr, Pe-
tersburg: II. G. Stokes, lynchburg; Is. u.
Vaughan, Petersburg; Il. Il. Boyd, Warren
ton, \. c.; y. l.. Anderson, Farmyille.
Mr.. X. II. Boyd, OF Warrcnton, \. C., is
in Richmond to-day and is making his
headquarters with Messrs. Arlington 4 Co.
lie says: "Thc crop will not be as good as
has been expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

CHICAGO, sept. 49, II. Y. Lester tele-
graphs c. W. Branch ~ Co. as follows:
Wheat has been pounded the entire ses-
sion. and naturally closes lower. Outside
support has been lacking. and the local Gle
ment has been decidedly bearish. The
market has been so devoid OF interesting
features. that the less written about 1t the
better. Corn has been dominated by Hutch
inson. II closes fairly steady. or some ru-
mor- of impending irost- tonight ITO
visions stupidity dull.
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If you feel weah
and all worn out take
BROWN IRON BITTERS
on. What Cough.

VIII YOU heed the warning-the signal, per
mans. of tine sure approach OF that more terri
ble disease. Consumption? Ask youfselNts
If YOU can afford for the sake Of saving 90
cents. to run the risk and DO nothing 10Y ll'
We know from experience ihal Shllon DWi'
explains why more than Million Of Boiues
were sold the past year. II relieves CIoul
and Wnoopiug Cough al once, Mothers 40
not be- without IL. sample bottles nee. Soln
oy BOdeker Brothers and III. VI. Shields CO''
corner OF Fifth and Marshall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

Wheat LOugheuy. SOD bushels very
good SO >lO,: 90 bushels very good at Sl.Ol
DH-uel- very good az SlOoi . bushels
...I at Sl.0l. Mixed 100 bushels prime
af 81. N-. 600 hushel. very good on private
f.rm-. % bushels at Sl12. shOrtberry-ll
..-a.I. prime atSl.O1; - bushels very good
at I.N1-'6i bushels very coed al $lOj; >
bushels good al yl.Oi; 100 bushels good al
.'..-. % bushels fair at &c; 10 bushels
common 40 Soc. 80 bushels common al nc
I.ftl -lie- of wheat, l,26i bushels.
D.m White 900 bushels very good on
private terms.
Oats Mixed, 1000 bushels fair on pr
tlf. terms. Winters, bushels prime on
r..lI terms. Total sales Of oats, Los
...I-f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

ASK FOR "BONNE BOUCHE" TO
RACCO. IT Is THE FINEST Sun
CIRID.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-20

GRAIN AND COTTON ANGE.
RICHMOND, VA, sept. ~, 1917.
OFFKRINGs.
sALgs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.

Nheat-l.,1N bushels.
tpru-Gnl bushels.
Oats .2a~ bushels.
Erl--Iu bushels.
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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1890-02-20
Capturing a Wildcat.

Week before last Charles Roush,
the great hunter of Washington
township, while out hunting foxes
on Firestone Ridge south of Free
burg, discovered the tracks of Il
wildcat. He put his dogs on the
trail and started in pursuit of the
animal After II long chase during
which the cat would mount trees
to escape the fury of the dog and
jump down at the approach of
Roush, the animal was "holed' in q
ledge of rocks which made further
pursuit for the time being impos-
sible. Mr.. Roush plugged up the
hole and returned home. He wait
ed several days and then taking
with him II steel fox trap he opened
the hole and placed the trap in it in
such n position that the cat would
have to spring it i'll order to get out.
The next morning bright and
early he started for the home of the
animal. He found her outside OF
her hole, bristling with anger and
blowing like an adder. Her right
hind leg was firmly clasped between
the cruel jaws of the steel trap. She
made repeated and desperate at
tempts to get at him, but he was
prepared for just such an emergency
and had fastened Il long pole to the
end of the trap chain, by the aid OF
which he kept himself out of hci
reach.
He was also prepared with n strong
canvass bag which was provided
with daw-string Mt the top, and
holding it open with n forked sticl
he stirred the cat into it and theI
drawing it shut he disengaged tn,
trap from her leg, threw the baa
over his shoulder and marched HON,
in such state of triumph as only {
successful hunter can experience
Last Saturday he sent the car
over to EX-SheIiff Bolonder, and il
can now be seen ut the Washington
House free of charge.
1t is about as ficrce-looking M
animal as one will wish to see
stands about fifteen inches high, il
nearly two feet long, grey in colo
with dark stripes, short, fluffy tail
and terrible looking claws and teeth
1t is supposed to be common vii,
cat and looks like one in every re
spect excepting its tail, which re
sembles that of the Bay lynx.
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NO. s

BEAyERTowN On last Wednesday
evening, Mt about half past eight
o'clock, the clerk in Friedman n
Gctz' store discovered II lively little
fire i'll that part of the cellar occu-
pied by the above firm CThc build
ing is owned ami part of it occupied
rs II dwelling byA. j. Middlcswarth1
The fire was soon eXtinguishcd. II
had been started in u wooden box
filled with pine and shavings and
well coal-oiled, and placed among
coal-oil barrels immediately under
the cellar window, and it is suppos-
cd that some rascal took Il board out
of the window and dropped II lighted
match or cigar into the box from the
outside. Had it not been discover.
ed for few minutes later the entire
building and perhaps half of the
town would have been reduced To
ashes before morning, since the
means for cXtinguishing Il fire in
Beaycrtown are very inadequate.
Rev. r. f. Hassingcr of near Mid
dlccreck, and Miss Mollic Xcchman
of near this place were Joined i'll the
holy bonds of wedlock on Thursday
evening, Feb. 18th, by Rev j. G.
Mumma. We congratulate our old
friend and his young bride, and
wish them Il happy and prosperous
Quincy through life.
The iron box stolen from EN-shcr-
ii' Specht's safe few weeks ago,
containing some valuable papers,
was found near SclnsgrOve and re-
turned to Mr.. Specht, but the box
had been broken open and the val
uables were missing.
Elias Specht of whom | made
mention few weeks ago as being
seriously sick, is still very weak, and
his recovery is doubtful.
Mr.. Henry Kern is on the sick roll.
Candidates are very numerous.
Isaac Wetzel took possession of
the Central Hotel on Friday. Mr..
Arbogast remains until after court,
and his family has gone to Freeburg.
CITIZEN.
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"a new fad has struck the social
circle ut some Places remarks an
exchange. 1T is called the spider
web party, and is becoming quite
popular, 1t consists of running rs
many threads as there are guests all
over the house, twisting them about
the pictures, over doors and win
dows, etc. At the end of each thread
is n number and each guest is fur
nished with II corresponding mum
ber. The guests find their number
and follow by the threads through
all their devious windings and snarls
to the end, where n prize awaits
them. The pursuit leads to all
kinds of complications, and is very
amusing"
CENTRE CoUNTY's MURDERoUs CITI-
zENs.-To-day, Thursday, at high
noon, Hopkins, the murderer of his
wife and mother-in-law will be
swung into eternity in the Jail at
Bellefonte. Sheriff Cook, after
strangling him will have another
subject for necktie-par in the
person of Alfred Andrews, who kill
ed Clara Price, ripe for the sentence
and fit food for the gallows. Be-
sides these, he has the Weaycrs'
who killed old man Auman, Stach-
lex who shot Mike Bordner at a
shooting match, and John Forcy,
who is supposed fatally stabbed
John Vieghdofer at Snow Shoe on
Thursday, 9th inst, while n man by
the name of Kleinfelder snapped n
revolver three times mt the breast of
a man by the name of Fried at Co
burn last week whom he accused of
being too intimate with his Klein-
felder's) wife, but the weapon failed
to discharge. 1t would be ripe
field for vigilence committee, hang
the scoundrels before their victims
are cold and save the county the ex-
pense of trial and execution.
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LowELL-J. j. Stecly was seen ON
our streets last Saturday.
Daniel Kerstcttcr Is improving
under the medical skill of DR.. Dean,
Lewistown.
Congress seems to be doing all
they can for the soldier. They will
all receive pension in the year they
sign their papers without n nine.
Never get angry if some one tells
the truth about you. Your motto
should be, II will try and do better
the next time
Il. +. Swineford expects to move
to Miflln county in the spring with
the hopes of farming for jerry
Knepp, one-half mile east of Lewis
town.
ii. NJ. Ulsh reports the veterinary
business on the increase III AIiillin
county.
The little auction that occurs now
and then mt the Hall seems to be II
one sided affair. If the article is
bid up one cent above the selling
price, go if one cent below the
selling price, mo so.
II. No.
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ADAMsBURG.-Robcrt 5. Smith
traded his house and lot to }. l..
Kanawcll on some lumber and 5000
i'll cash, and now Jake will move TO
Frogtown. Mr.. Smith will put up
house III Pincgrovc, and wants to
move into it by April LIST. You must
hurry up or you will have II late
April
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Spccht are ON
the sick list.
Fred Romig and daughter, of
Reedsyille, are visiting friends ut
this place
Miss Rosa Schoch, of Middle
burgh, is visiting Ira Ulsh's.
Who is the fellow that lost the bet
and to compromise the matter diyid-
ed onc-hulf Of II dried peach into
three equal parts
JAS. B. Spanglcr and best friend
took II trip to Union county friends.
Township candidates are numcr-
Gus, and am certain some will be
left.
Rev. Mumma is conducting Sc
ries of meetings i'll the Lutheran
church.
Prof j. G. Houser will conduct
Normal school at this place this
summer, and Prof. Billhardt will
teach drawing and music. The two
gentlemen are able instructors. All
who contemplate going to school
should give them trial
And now our old G. A. II. friend,
Daniel Reigel, has taken unto him
self wife i'll the person of Amelia
Hackenberg.
Kate and Gertie Shannon are
visiting friends ut Middleburgh.
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GLOBE MILLs.-The streets still
continue to keep muddy.
Miss Mary Hummcl is reported
somewhat better.
J. y. Bcrgic paid his parents II
short visit last week.
Some of our old men suggest that
when spring is coming we can look
for winter.
G. o. Meyer left this morning for
Shamokin, MtCarmcl and Locust
Gap where he is transacting business
matters.
Harry W. Hummel, Esq, one of
Selinsgrove's gayost young men, was
at this place last Monday looking
for potatoes.
George Reinhard and sister Alice,
formerly of Elkhart, Ind, who have
mingled among their host of friends
here, will start for their Western
home ON Monday.
Miss Snyder and her intimate
friend, Miss Rcitz, two of Herndon's
accomplished young ladies, were en-
tertaincd by Miss Ida Snyder over
Sunday.
Two special young ladies called ut
Il nciGhboring school and created Il
racket while there with the teacher.
Ladies, we advice YOU to stay at
home.
G. A. Meiser the Jolly young man
is this week clcrking ut c. 4. Moy.
cr's.
Invitations are out for the mar.
riage ceremony of W. II. Ripka oI
this place, TO Miss India $. Wills o.
Richiic icld, Pa. Boys get ready tC
render IN old fashioned scrcnudc.
PATRICK
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SPRINa TwP.--Judgc, James Kel-
Ter; Inspector, Vim. H. Rciglc ;
School Directors, Samuel 5. Sellers,
Il. b. Steininger School Dir. Henry
Getz, Isaac Aurand Supervisors,
w. II. Ewing. +. f.. Reitz Over
seer, James klingler Tax Collector.
Jonathan Spangler Auditor, |. /.
Manbeck.
SELINsdRovE.-Chief Burgess, Frank
lin J. Schoch Town Council, VIM
III. McCarty, Newton Fchrer JUS
tice of the Peace, Charles II. Rishcl /;
school Directors, Irwin B. Romig,
II. +. Charles Ovcrsecrs of the
Poor, Henry Schoch, Henry j. Dco-
bier Assessor, Valentine Bolig
Tax Collector, B. +. kautz Audi
tor, John &. Kessler Judge, Chas.
Covert Inspectors. H. A. Rohrbach,
ID. A. Ulrich.
UNION wr.-Judgc of Election,
III f. Charles; Inspectors, Allen
Sechrist, B. b. Neitz Supervisors,
Daniel krebbs, j. II. Wise School
Directors, j. G.. Stahl, =. NJ. Hcrrold;
Oyerseer of Poor, G. G. Aurand
Auditor, W. S. Lenhart Tax Col.
lector, Henry q. .Scchrist.
WASHINGTON TwP-Justicc of the
Peace, William Moyer; Judge OF
Election, Nathan II. Delhi Inspcc
tors, Jere Charles, Peter Krcitzcr
Tax Collector, Henry s. Schnce
Supervisors, Jonathan Grimm, Lew
is Meyer Ovcrscer of Poor, George
HOstCrmnn; Clcrk. 4. VI. WOnler
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Persons wanting Furniture, Bed
ding, and Carpets will save money
by attending w. Ii. Felix large
Public Sale, March 4th, Lewistown,
Pa.
Miss Vicllie Erdle is moving her
stock of millinery and fancy goods
to Selinsgrove to-day where she will
continue the business with an in
crease of stock, superior in quality
and low in price. We wish her sue
cess in this as well rs in any other
enterprise she may engage in.
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United States National Bank Ex-
aminer Miller visited the First Ma
tional of Middleburgh last week and
reported that he was well pleased
with the condition of the Bank and
congratulated the officers on the
successful management of the same.
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NOTICE To SCHooL DmEcToRs-A
meeting of school Directors will be
held in +, f, Bowers Office, Middle
burgh, Feb. "a, to decide upon Il
County uniformity of test books.
Each district is requested to send a
delegate. G. w. Hermann,
County Supt
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fonte to see Hopkins hanged.
Don't buy your Furniture, Bed
ding and Carpets until you attend
W. III. Felix Large Public Sale com
mencing March 4th. III ae,o Goods.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is OK
perimenting with the East Lake
style of cars over the S. q l.. road,
and they are proving wonderful
success for easy riding and beauty
of finish They are heated by steam
and thus the dangerous car stove is
put away with. We hope they will
favor us with such cars all the time.
Buy the Grit for Saturday, Feb.
%. 1t will contain graphic ac-
count of the execution of w. Seeley
Hopkins at Bellefonte on Thursday,
February 90. Five cents copy.
BY mail cents in stamps. Address
G. +. MENscu,
Nliddlcburgh.
At the election of the Boavertown
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
last week the old officers were re-
elected. The business of the com
pany is prospering so well under
these men that n change was con
sidered detrimental to the com
pany's interests.
In order to prepare for the Spring
trade, Seebold Il Runklc are offering
extraordinary bargains in all kinds
of goods which will continue until
about March 1S. In the meantime
the public is respectfully invited to
come and take advantage of the
same.
Hon. Louis L. Atkinson, of the
Juniata district, is n warm friend OF
the soldiers. When the new rules
were before the committee he moved
an amendment, which was adopted,
making reports from the Committee
on Invalid Pensions privileged, i'll
order ut any time. DIR. Atkinsion
has been distinguished all through
his Congressional career as the
friend of the soldier, and his popu-
larity in the district is thus well de.
served. .--UdrriSburgh Telegraph.
Detective Leopold Alexander,
head of the Alexander Agency, OF
Philadelphia, is in trouble--at least
he is in Jail with Detective Hall, the
head of another farce detective
agency, for beating a Mrs. Emily b
Hooper, of Philadelphia, out of S25,
600 by fraudulent representations
Detective CO Alexander figured sc
prominently III the Hane murder
case and incurred such general dis
like i'll this County that 10 one here
will shed tears over his dilemma.
Next week being court week it i,
our first harvest for 1890 We are
always in need of money and cs
pccially what is due us on subscrip
ton. You cannot afford to owe III
and we can lily afford to trust yor
longer. 1t looks bad to have tn,
date on your name tab show two o
three wears arrearage. Those wh'
have paid up have our thanks ant
must not take this hint to them
selves, but those who have remained
silent to our entreaties must pOnel
up or get along without the Posi-.
Roll OF HoNoR.-The follwonl
persons have paid their subscription
to the Posi- to the dates opposite
their names. Should any mistakes
occur in these credits or on your pa
per please notify us:
w. II. Ewing, Feb. l. .
Robert Mddleswarth. March l. .
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