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COMMUNICATED.


RIDGE, Nd, July u, 1891.
Messrs. Yates and King Nero, we are
to;d. was exceedingly cruel. Not even q
fy escaped his torture. Now, in asking
you TO tell me an effective way in which
10 rid my premises OF snakes and toads, /
do not Wish you TO class me with the mon
t.er mentioned. Let me tell you some
thing, am widowcT, living ali alone.
Some ladies came r. see me few days
ago. Well, sirs, after they returned home,
some busybody ted them that my premi-
ses was infested viii snakes and toads.
Whew what feeling took possession of
them. Nor is This tie end Of the matter.
] fear that their first " sit will be their last
one. l am sad, indec |, and almost wish
that l could share ne fate of Pliny, the
naturalist My mind j normal. In truth,
i can say kat have . strong mind in q
frame which knows no aches-a perfect
mani
You wish TO know the news, no doubt
Really, friend Editors, Il is scarce. Board
els are arriving, and isw pretty ladies are
among them. fhey IRE kindly disposed,
and know how 10 troa q gentleman.
Politicians arc quiz and il d a source
oi pleasure ID me 10 .nsoIm You that the
friends ofMr. Frank Z, ID, OF Leonardtown,
arc many Gnd their { oudsLip something
moro thai n3Ige.
Crops arc growinl remarkably we'll!
Large yields CT corn G anticipated. To
hacco is looking fine. diced.
With many good wishes, &c. More
anon.
Yc lrs, truly,
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Farmers Alliance.
The Quarterly meeting Of tic St Mary's
County Farmo-a' Alliance was held in TIE
Court House, LoonaE itown. Tuesday last.
Among the business transacted was the
election Of officers for the ensuring twelve
months. They arc:
Pfesilclt-George L. Garner;
President--Josoph T. Cough;
Secrctary-FrancisY ". King
Trcasarer-Noblo T. Penn;
Leclurcg-Gilcs T. Dyer;
Asst. Lccturer-Lco NJ. Wathcn;
nooTkeerer-Wiliiqm 4. Hall:
ScTg9ant-ot-ATEss--James ]. Alvey;
Busincss Arsnt-C. Arnold Graef
Ncszrs Gso.g7 7. Ca.5ler, Giles 7. Dyer
and II. T. Hamuc.. wee elected delegates
"a tho State meeting. The aliernatcs are
Henry Warning, John l. Hilton, John A.
Scot
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The ataaicn

Tire Mission given by Rev. Jos. Him
mel, s. J., u 81 Johns and Oar Lsdy's
Chapel IN Mcdley's Neck, was very suc-
cesgfui. All the exercises were well at
tended. Ssyeniy-two children at 81. Johns
and 81 1T Mcdicy's Neck made their first
communion. Ofthese were 80 colored and
80 whites in St. Johns and 81 whites and
20 colorcd in McdlcY'5 Neck. The Rev.
Father Iiimmell was we'll pleased during
his stay in 81. Mary's. lie went by the
Steamer rygcrt to New York Wednesday
last
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Park Hail Happenings.
reported for the Bcacon)
July 81, 1891.

July 81, 1891.
Aicssrs, Editors II know that on &C.
count Of the sedcntary life led by mos:
Editors, you are not acquainted with this
section Of the county, but know that our
farmers are alive, and that crops always
do well. tsis clay soil seeming TO produce
ahundaniiy be it wet or dry. Wheat has
yielded well, and corn is-well, a wilder.
ness.
II is lot rcpining over past failures or
dread of future need that is disturbing the
quieiude of the people at this time; but it
Is tho endoayor TO solve the query; "who
Is - be The teacher Of Park Hall School
Tor The next scholastic year"
II reports can DO believed, either the
commissioners have made muddle in
their appointment of local trustees. or the
trustees have become greatly muddled
themselves since their appointment. This
Is the report which seems TO be very gen.
orally believed: Notice was given for the
meeting of the trustees Tor the special pur,
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AzZANA.
Political.

Political.
The political pot is beginning to boil in
ST. Mary's and prospective candidates arc
busy looking after their interests. On the
Democratic side the uncertainty of the
time for the primary election has tendency
to curb tho efforts Of persons seeking nomi-
nations. Our call will lot be made until
some time after the 30lh of the present
month, and until it il made aspiranis for
nominations will like preserve "masterly
inactivity" After the call, there will per-
haps be dclugc of those, who yielding 90
the solicitations Of many friends" will pro-
claim themselves candidates.
On the Republican side of the house the
date of the nominating convention 10 fixed
and the candidates are hustling for the
nominations. The slate has been made.
Whether it will preserve its integrity re-
mains to be seen. The ticket as agreed
upon will likely surprise many Democrats.
and may be, some Republicans. We are
indebted to shrewd political observer for
our points in this matter, and we here give
the BEACON readers the benefit of our in
formation. Cut out the ticket, paste 1t on
your hats and see how nearly it agrees
with the one that will be officially pro-
claimed on the 1lth proximo. The Re
publican ticket, as given us, viii be.
For House Of Delegates.
William r. Chcsley,
John +. Cecil.
For Clerk
Daniel G, Hammett
For Register.
William F. Leach.
For States Attorney
d. Eccleston Graves.
For Orphans Court.
Daniel J. Payne,
Isaiah Canter,
James T. King.
For SAer6.
J. Oscar Jones.
Far Commissioners.
Perry Hayden,
Jas. II. Bailey,
John t. johnson,
Arthur Combs,
Jno. s. Jarboe
For Sarusy0r.
Lewis c. Thompson
Our informant thought that maybe Mr..
Jos. II. Ching might break the slate for
House Of Delegates; there might be change
for Register and possibly one for Commits
sioner from the 1st district. We confess
that the Commissioners ticket somewhat
surprises Us, but on this point. We are Civ
ing the views of one better informed than
/ ourselves.
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ErTE.um
In our laa; issue we made misprint Of
the resolution adopted by the Brittan's
farmcr's Club. The correct resolution
iollOwa
Rented, That VIC the Brittan's Neck
FaTmeFs' Club condemn this action as
being too little for any but the strongest
condemnation.
& road appropriation.
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To- A bald headed woman is unusual
before she is 40. but ray hair is common
with them earlier. b.. ldness and grayness
may DO prevented By using Halls Hair
Rcnewer
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Saint hIaru 5 Beacon.
local DottxnGs.



The Ladiez' Ali, Of Ali Faith Parish,
will hold Festival and A. Is. G. Bazaar
in mechaBicsy.lle on Tuesday, August 4tb.
Dinner At u o'clock; Supper at O'Clock;
30 eents each; children half price. Ice
cream ami refFesInlonls served al ell hours.
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<bgbiAA
The Hollywood baseball Club defeated
the SoiomoH's Island Nine, Tuesday Inst,
in well contested game. We have been
handed the score. which IS here appended,
but have received no description Of the
game
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PIcllIe.

There wall DC picnic heid on the
grounds AZ -Fbenezer NJ. E Church, for
the benefit Of the Sunday School. on We'd
ncslay, August 8. 1891. Ice-cream. re-
fteslImenis, etc, sill DO sc-7ed in album
dance by ihe ladies The public are cor
daily invited 10 attend
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LoUuntowu Locals.

LoUuntowu Locals.
Finely sculptured :ombs with appropri-
ate epitaphs have been erected in Friend.
ship 81. L. Churchyard; and the exuber-
ant growth Of beautiful flowers attest ten
der spots in hearts repletc with love for the
dear departed.
Frequent rains are regarded as an es.
peciai blessing inasmuch as forward corn
is gradually maturing.
Poultry breeders have been unfortunate
the current year, and we notice that arti-
fetal incubation has signally failed.
There will be comparatively few mel
ons. owing to the ravages Of insects. Some
persons replsntei four times, manifesting
patience commendable. and determine
ton Of purpose seldom seen nowadays.
Much fruit is being shipped; and at least
one-half of the wheat raised within the
dietrict has found its way 10 a ready
market
The devotees ofTerpsiChore forsooth, are
enjoying themselves judging from the num-
Der Of parties occurring every week. Mu-
sicians are TeapiHg harvest OF dimes, ETC.,
in consequence. The ice cream man con-
tinues to put in mis- appearance at the Pine.
His cream is delicious.
Mr.. Walter u. Langley the Confederate's
friend, we are glad to state, is enjoying
excellent health, the Tuition Of well
preserved life
During one OF the storms which occur
red on Saturday last, hail one and a-half
inches in length descended. Some dam
age to corn and tobacco was done.
A solitary blossom on mimosa tree, the
seed of which came from the South, forci-
bly, reminds your correspondent Of his
once happy days-days, alas. forever pass.
ed.
AzZANA.
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A desirable farm, one mile from Leon
ardtown, and containing about 200 acres.
II has fine buildings and Ii well adapted
TO all the staple crops Of the section, and
particularly 20 fruits and vegetables
veil watercd. For terms and particulars
apply to CHARLES v. HAYDEN,
Sept 25-tfs Lconardtown, Nd
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A. CARD.

Messrs. Editors u lease withdraw my
name ne candidate OF Register Of Wills
snd thank the kind fr md who announced
me for the position. am o candidate for
the Clerkship and soliait the support Of my
friends for the nomina ion for the position.
J. Pm Up GREENwELL.
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Fire and Life Insurance.
Notice to Debtors.

The taxpayers Of the LIST Election Dis
trict are notified 70 come forward and set
lie at once. otherwise taxes win be collec.
ted according 20 law.
JOHN T. RICHARDSON,
Collector.
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NOTCH

MESSERs. g. ODER & SONS co. ID
now ready TO I'll all responsible orders
from their now
FACTORY AT LOCUST POINT
with the same old reliable goods that has
stood the test in your county for twenty
years.
Thanking you for past patronage we
will endeavor, by diligence and careful at
tention, to merit continuance OF the same.
g. b. LLOYD,
General Agent.
March 20--tfs
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the POLICE GAZETTE
Real Estate Agency.

EEESSRs. HERBERT r. MOORE. O.
Leonardtown, and II. J. MOORE, OF
AZ Washington, d. e., have entered into
partnership for the sale Of real estate
II parties having lands for sale will send
full description and the lowest price they
viii take, We viii literally advertise thefr
lands free Of charge and make every posi-.
be effort % make speedy sales.
HERBERT r. MOORE.
T. JACKSON MOORE,
Leonardtown, Nd.
Nov 2f-n.
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CANDIDATES.

Fv ~ Heass q Dsisssss
REBS7ER n. HERBERT
GEORGE II. GARfER.
JikES r. GREEN WE'LL.
L. j. WISE.
For States Aftoraey:
u HARRIS CAVALIER.
Fer Rensisr Of Wiz
JAMES r. N. RALET.
j. PHILIP GREEgWELL,
HAYDEN n II. YATES
PHILIP II. DORSEY.
For ne Orphan Court:
JAMES 4. ABEL.
WILLIAM II. HENDERSON.
For saerf.
LEO j. LATHRoUk.
For Csgnsy CesamsssoAer
JOHN p. ABRLL.
GEORGE r. COLLISION.
WILLIAM U. GOODWIN,
ELIAS @. NTLBURR.
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THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.


COO will buy the oDELL TYPE
CIV WRITER with 78 characters,
and $15 the SINGLE CASE QDELL, war
ranted to do better work than any machine
made
1t combines sin.phcstg with Durability,
Speed, Ease Of Operation, wears longer
without cost for repairs than any other ma
chine. Has no ink ribbon to bother the
operator. Il is NEAT, SUBSTANTIAL, nick
el plated, perfect and adapted TO all kinds
of type writing Like q printing press, il
produces sharp, clean, legible manuscripts
Two or ten copies can be made at one writ
ing. Any intelligent person may become an
operator in two days. We offer 81 600 70
any operator who can equal the work
Of the DOUBLE Case ODELL.
Reliable Agents and Statesmen wanted
Special inducements 70 Dealers.
For pamphlet giving Endorsements. &c.
address,
DOELL TYPE WRITER CO.,
65 and 81 5th Ave. CHICAGO, ILLS
May 81 81
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READT-nLDp IOTEVG.

For mems, youths and boys wear.
have the finest, cheapest and nobbiest line
ever shown in my store am emphati-
cally headquarterafo for this trade
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+. Oscar Morgan.

Extend a special invitation 10 bis many
friends and customers 10 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock offashionhbe
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1891-07-30
SHOES and HATS.

My new Fall styles are in, and price
lower than ever. Ny stock viii please
young men, old men and boys.
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GOODS
GROCERIES,

Fine fresh and cheap. Call ans make
small purchase and / know that you wi.
become permanent customer
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mileage checks to these corporations. and
are remodeling their old livestock cars
into regulation palace" cars.
s. w. Ailerton, the cattle king" 10 lead
ing the attack on the part of the shippers
with the charge that the street comp any is
violating the interstate-commerce regula-
tions in favor of certain shippers by paying
back to them a part of their mileage, in or
der to get Omaha and Kansas City business.
He also prefers other charges against the
Street company. Both sides TO the contro-
versy are using the columns of the Chicago
press freely. adding fuel to the bitterness
engendered.
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PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.

Residents OF Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow
ing-named IndianIans:
Original-.lohn III. Cecil, Arad Leaf, Monroe
Hemrite, Collier Harrison, Robert Clarke,
Manning Alfred vandike, Samuel Packwood,
William Reid, deceased Robert f. Mcconnell
James I. Wright. Additional-James p. Har-
Lucas, John McCulnm, John F. Norrington,
Edward 9: Nennum, James McQuade. In
crease-Richard A: Wilson. Robert Taylor.
Mobias. Periet Newkirk, John Lyman. Elisha
V. Briggs, Luther Cole. James Golf, Cyrus
Bartlett, Peter +. Hasten, Abram M. Jones,
Wise, Robert j. Tate, Emanuel Byrum, Thomas
J. Lindsay, William +. Kendall John N. Tackett,
William Wall. Israel Order. Thomas j. Miller,
Richmond z. Dtmmitt, John Mckinney, ST.,
Eugene W. Beal, Benjamin F. Belk, Samuel
Baker. Reissue-Martin Thompson. George
Mitchell, samuel Wiseman. BENJAMIN Carroll,
beth Longstreth, Mary A. Whipman, Mary A.
McClelland. Elizabeth WEIGH (motherj, Anna
OttermaD, Emile +. Cure tmother.)
TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.
Original-John Rees, John N. Rose, Joseph
Summe. Reuben Z. Meyer, Conrad Hatzenbueller
George r. Carpenter. John C. Hayes, Frederick
Michael j. Clerinan. additional-John T. Hall,
Oliver Russell, William Newsum, Jacob Il. Smith,
Charles Highly. Increase George Benner. Jas.
Morrison, Jas. Z. Blodgett Jas. Martin Vim. ID.
Ward, John Courson, Peter shade, Mathis
G. Fitzgerald, Lemuel sexOn, Richard II. Wood.
George w. NJ. Parker, David A. Salisbury, Jas.
W. Galloway, Anton Wolff, Jacob Meier Jas. A,
Ramsey, ThOs. W. G0ring. Geo. w. Haynes,
Taylor Allis. Robert K. Throgmorton, David
Patterson, William Brown Reissue-William
Lammart, John NJ. Buchanan, VIM. II. Medcalf.
Original widows, etc.-Mnors OF John H. Pace,
Mary G. Layton, Mary Brown, minor of VIM J.
Nash, Imogen V. Haddix, Ella HARRISON, Nettie
Q. Dudley. Mary Soper dnOther).
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TIE mammoth stock Jewelry. Watches. Dia
monds at Marcy's Is the attraction for the ladies'
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SO. 1912.

Answers Puzzles.
SO. 1912
II "
II y ID A d
r A X A e. o n
i r T III L ~ o N
No. 3673-1. Lackadaisy. 2. Midshipman.
3. Paddockstool. 4. Panabase.
No. 3674-1. C-hard. 2. H-aver. 3. A-bridge.
a. R-ounce. 8. L-etch. 6. DREAD. 2. C-leave.
8. knight.
No 3675.-There is no lock but golden key
will open it.
No. 1876.
POE MI
A G. L l.
n o I rs
u L Z n L
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Commissions on Emigrant Traffic.

The commissioners of the Western Traffic
Association have adjourned. They expect
to give a decision in few days relative to
the Rock Islands application for relief in
the matter of commissions on emigrant
traffic. A railroad official who attended
the meeting said evidence was placed be-
fore the board showing conclusively that
certain outside lines are paying commIs-
the association's figures it was stated
further that the Canadian Paci fic. the
Texas Pacific and several other roads had
made contracts for 1892 by which they
agreed to continue the payment of these
excessive commissions. with the privilege
of Withdrawing from the contract between
johnson 81 Co., and the Northern Pacific is
also an obstacle to the enforcement of the
association schedule Of commissions.
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LOOK at Marcy's before you buy Watches.
ELEGANT stock silyer tea-ssts at Marcy's.
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The .paiace" Cattie-Car War.


A bitter and wordy warfare is in prog
ress among the private cattle-car com
panies which promises to develop into
something serious. The center of attack
would seem TO be the Street Stable-car
Company. Arrayed AGAINST il are several
OF the largest cattle shippers, who own ear
lines OF their own, and some of the rail-
roads which have gono into the improved
catsie-car business on their own account.
The origin of the unpleasantness was a de-
cision of Judge Gresham, some months ago.
removing the restrictions from the uss of
the feeding and watering devices which.
prior TO tha decision, had been monopolized
by the few companies then controlling the
palace car business. The patent rights
once removed, any body was ut liberty TO
apply the feeding trough TO common cattle
cars at IN expense OF a few dollars and
have his own palace" cars. The result
has been the rapid multiplication of
palace" eattle-car lines, and where are
now some eighteen private companies COM
peting for the trade. The Burlington. the
Pennsylvania, the New York Central,
the Santa Re. the Northwestern, the
ST. Paul. the Michigan Central, the
Panhandle and the Lackawanna have also
established their own palace" car lines,
evidently growing tired Of sending tat
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NO. S6S9-ENIGMATICAL CAPEs.
l. A tree ard Roman coin, o Distinctly
heard. 3. To entanG!e, an adjective, and shall
low vessel. 4. 4 musical instrument 3. Char
acteristic flavor. 6. False praise. z. trade
and Roman weight. g. person engaged in
watching. o. Valedictory. 10. \ mourning
garment IL. month Of the year.
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Bic Four Appointmeut.

A dispatch to the Journal from Fort
Wayne says: E. p. Lord. assistant en-
gineer of motive power of the Pennsylva-
MIA road in this city. has been appointed
general superintendent of motive power of
the Big FoI: road. with headquarters at
Indianapolis. He Will assume the duties of
his new office on Jan. l.
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NO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NO. 36g0-BEHEADINGs.
i. Behead an animal and leave country. 2.
kind OF beetle, and leave subsequent. 3. A
stone, and leave q genus of insects. 4. Negli-
gence, and leave pains. s. A kind OF black
snake, aud leave a genus of trees 6. To pre-
sent, and leave to pass over z. Eirmness OF
mind. and leave TO shelter. 8. To scrutinize,
and leave dress. ID. +. G.
NO. 3G91-oCTAGoN.
1. domestic animal. 2. Ariver of Austria.
3. The harpischord A. circumlocution
prophesy. AUNT XoA.
NO. 3692-NUMERICAL ENIGMA.
am composed OF seventeen letters.
My Q, l, 6. - is an insect.
Ny g. IA, IS, IL Is flight.
My IL, IL, z, 2 is withered.
My 10. 4, > is kind of grain.
My %. q, 8 Is an aeriform find.
Ny whole will soon be in order.
AUNT XoA.
NO. G93-TRANsPosITIONs.
1. Transpose girls name and form to censure.
z. girls name and form loyal.
3. A girls name and form q pathway.
4. girls name and form ecclesiastical dig
nitary.
3. A girls name and form an auxiliary.
8. girls name and form a coin OF Genoa.
z. A girls name and form a country.
8. girls name and form kind Of leather
for book-binding.
NO. S694-DOUBLE ACROSTIC.
1. branch of inflOrescence. 2. To inundate
8. genus of trees, including the chestnut
tree. A. Becoming knight
Primals-A distaff used in spinning.
Finais-At distance
Combned-A foar-wheeled carriage.
ANSWERS in three weeks.l
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ONE ENJOYS

a.
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head:
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have lnade it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc SYRUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAL.
LOUISVILLE. XII new Y0Rx. nv
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Original Puzzles.

No. 3677-Labarynths.
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THE PUZZLE DEPARTMENT.


Ian communications Intended for this depart
Scarborough, Mel
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TO RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS.

RHEUMATISM Is like sand in the bearings
of machinery Hoods Sarsaparilla is the
great lubricator which cures the disease
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I'LL "SSAA LNSL SSi", hi''
Before contracting for fence Good. live dealers and
agents wanted Tor the best-seiling Lawn Fence on
theInarket Satisfaction guaranteed Prices within
reach of all Address MODEL FENCE Co,
2S hast south street
The state chronicle., 1891-10-20

04.1O; City mills extras 5.10@
5.35 for the West Indies. Southern
-four closed dull and weak; trade
and family extras 4.40@5.1O.
WHEAT--Options were active.
Spot lots closed &c lower. Spot
sales No. 2 red winter, cash LOS:
do. October 1.03aNovember LOAF;
do. December l.06s; January 1.07a.
CORN-Options were higher.
Spot lots closed steady. Spot sales
No. 2 mixed, cash 62a; do. Octo-
Der 63; November 60; December
534.
OATS-Options were dull and
featureless, closing easy at 4c de-
cline. Spot lots closed easier. Spot
sales No. l white 81; No. 2 do.
3511; No. l mixed 35aa; No. 2 do.
"a; do October 34aa; November 81 !;
December 3444.
PORK-Dull and lower. New
mess closed II 90.
LARD-Lower; November 6.7 6;
December $50; January 6.89.
MOLASSES-Dull. Domestic
grades, good to fancy 25@35.
SUGAR-Raw, firm, with good
demand: Muscovado $50 test 3:
centrifugal go test 80; Refined
fairly active and firm, cut loaf or
crushed s.; powdered 4ss; granu-
lated a; cubes 4 J; mould A 4ss;
confectioners' A 44a4 SIG.
COFFEr-Spot lots closed
quiet. Fair Rio, in cargoes, 15a
Futures closed lower.