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tFnoA fridays DArLr.l
sALMAGUNDI.

Headquarters for fishing tackle al
Muller's.
Bar silver was s.9S1S nm ounce IN
New York ut noon yesterday.
Banjo. violin and guitar strings. q
iiue assortment, mt Muller's.
Edgar Reinhart returned from the
Grand Lodge last evening.
a supply o. strictly first class fresh
butte. lust received mt lienley's. =
j. w. Thomas, Of Virginia, who was
in attendance on tho Grand L dge
came up FROM Wiunemucca last night
and is stopping in town to-day.
1t 10 conjcctured that n specific
may yet be- found for every i'll that
flesh is heir TO. However this may DO
certainly the best specific yet found
for diseases OF tho blood is Ayers
Sarsaparilla, and most discusses origin.
ate from Impure blood.
All work in modern dentistry neat
ly executed by DIR. c. +. Moore, Ello,
Nevada.
any father, at about tho age Of
ifty, lost ali the hair from tho top Of
his hond. After n months trial OF
Ayers Hair Vigor, tho hair began
coming, and, in three months, no h:d
Il fine growth Of hair u the natural
color."-P. ]. Cullen, Saratoga
Springs, n. Y.
Joseph Itodger, Wostenholm and
Sun Co.'S fine pocket knives and
razor ut nIuller's. y
Tho people OF Elko county should
not forget that thcra will be n grand
celebration at Deeth on the Fourth
OF July. There will DO accommodate
lions for all who attend and il you 20
you will find hlr. Armstrong untiring
in his efforts to make the celebration
Il success. Don't fail to remember
Deeth when muking your arrange
mcnts for tho Fourth.
For first class dental work. at prices
within the reach Of all, cali on DIR. c..
l.. Moore, Elko, New.
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Chicago Cattle Market.
CMICAGO. Juno u.

CHICAGO, June IL, 1891.
Receipts Of cattle for tho week end.
Ing Juno IL, 1891, 10000 hcad against
32,W0 lload last wcok. While tho
dcmand has been good il has moi been
urgent enough to advance prices worry
much. The general cattls market ID
steady 10 strong ut tho close aud NIL
sold, with prospects for next wcok
favorable for higher prices. Shippers
OF grass cnt!lo do not want to ship u
stour Us that grade is not wanted by
anybody. 80 g.
Wo quote prices Mt tho close Of tho
market Juno 18th, as followB:i
Ex,ra, l3O0gl5O ID. extra choice,
sGWWaG.2O; Primo Export, S5.7oU
sU; Roughish exp ort, S5I0@S5.tO
Good to choice, l35O8I5OO tbs., sS5650
S75; Medium to good, llJUWl3j0 ibs.,
s1WUS1.40; Common, l0jUUl350 fba.,
81 h0Ftsl.T5; Choice hcifors, $3.6O@
Sl.25, Good COWS and heifers, S3OO@
S25; Fair 10 good cows, 8OO2lOj0
HIS, S2.W0s2o0; Common to fair
cows, sl.O1sl.75; Stock steers, 0JO(s
800 lbs, 2.25U32 10; FccdiDg stoora,
S5ODl2jO b., @S325si.U; Veal
calves, 100D3W DIS, s3.0J8sh00;
Mich cows, por head, sl5.WO05iU.tU
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Married ut Cariin.

Mr.. j. r. Watson and Miss Blanche
Roach, OF Carlin, were married last
night at $50 o'clock, at the residence
OF the brides mother by j. A. Palmer,
Justice OF tho Poace. Tho brides
maids were Miss Lola Roach, sister OF
the bride, ard Miss Emma Gardner,
nj Elku, while tho bridegroom was
attended Icy Jas. Mcbride and David
Kunncl ns best men.
Tho following presents were pre-
sonted 10 tho hnppy pair by their
numerous friends:
Half dozec zine glasses-Miss Bar
Dara Lang.
Half dozen decorated plates Miss
Annie Jones.
Hall dozen cups and saucers and a
card receiver-Mr. and Mrs. l.. John.
3ton.
Carving se:-Mr. and Mrs. j. Il.
Hardman.
Carving set-P. Il. Davis.
Silver butter dish jas. Mcbride.
Silver milk pitcher and sugar bowl
VIM. Fridley and +. C. Jones.
Nut set-Sam Howard.
Half dozen knives and ~forks-Jas.
Cummings.
Silver jewel case-Miss Emma
Gardner.
-
Silver milk pitcher, butter dish and
spoon dish Geo. English.
Silver card rcceiver--Wm. Utsinger.
Silver milk pitcher and butter
dish-Two Friends.
Salad set-Thos. Crosby.
Glass water set-Chas. Gardner.
Silver clock-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
iIough.
Sofa cushion-Miss Lizzie Williams
Rochester lump-C. Ii. Oliver.
Parlor lamp--Mr. and Mrs. George
Mcintosh.
Rocking chair--E..T. NJ. Co.
Half dozon irresponsible. Lions
After tho ceremony the invited
guests did ample justice TO tho fcas,
Of good things provided them b,
their generous host. Tho happ,
couple received tho congratulations
Of thor numerous friends. The ISDE
Pendent joins in tho congratulations
and wishes :hem u long, happy and
prosperous life.
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Bravery Rewarded.

Tho following pretty little story has
just otnrtod from Boston, from wlionco
concs u special telegram, which says:
Claronco J. Hunt, II brakeman OF tho
Old Colony l,aiIrond, hGs fallen into
luck. Some time ago no savod un un.
known lady from n passing train.
Tho lady turns out TO hnyo boon MIRA.
Mark Hopkins, formerly tho vito Of
tho California millioin'rc aud now
Tho vito OF Mr.. Scnrlc, tho Now York
millionaire. Mr.. Soarlo found Hunt
out mud hns bought tho lattor u gro.
cery store at Methucn oil stocked
with goods as II reward Tor his bravery
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Plain Talk About Wool.

Tho Chicago Tribune, q Leading
Republican journal, says: "Those
mon who drafted tho wool schedule
OF tho Mckinley bill and made it the
keystone and the very soul ut that
bad measure, we're tho intoleruble
a. inioirrnnt fools who declared
that an incroaso in the wool dutics
would raise tho price of Ohio and
Michigan i~leeces, enrich farmers, keep
out foreign wool and wonderfully
stimulate the production OF the do.
mestio article. They put through
their wool schedule drafted by the
Ohio shepherd, and the experiences
OF the last six months have shown
that they were asinino politicians md
ignorant political economists. They
have damaged the farmers thcy said
they were going 10 enrich, und they
have badly injured tho party they
said they wero going 10 strengthen
and make victorious. Is il not time
for them to " up that they made
FOOLS al themselves and proceed 10
undo their blunder?"
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The Funeral of T.. Hudson.

Tho funeral OF Mr.. Edward IIud-
son took place from his lnto residence
Mt two o'clock yesterday afternoon
and was largely attended by tho poo.
pie OF Elko. At tho close OF tho
funeral service at tho residence tho
snd cottego wendell it's way TO tho
Odd Fellows cemetery where MI that
was ,portal OF Edward Hudson wus
deposited in tho grave by tho loving
hands OF his former associates aud
friends. ,..r
May your long sleep with tho in
%numornble hosts who hayo COMO DO.
foro DO ns peaceful as the slumber Of
an infant on its mothcris bosom, and
your soul d%isenthralled from tho
cnres, tho strifcs and tho struggles OF
life dwell forever In that beautiful
mansion not mudo with hands eternal
in tho heavens.
Kind friond, loving father, devoted
husband wo bid you all hail and faro.
we'll.
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Farewell Surprisc Party.

a number OF tho young friends OF
Miss Nellie Ainley assembled ut the
residence OF hcr parents lust evening
ns q farewell surprise to tho young
lady, who leaves next Saturday for
her former homo in Pleasant Valley.
The evening was passed IN various
sociable games, aud at l. o'clock tho
merry throng repaired TO tho dining
room where wal sproad q bounteous
supper. Aftor partaking Of tho many
good things, with which tho table
fairly groaned, the young people bid
Miss Nollie good night and good byo,
ull expressing regrots mt her departure
md Wishing her n long and happy
lifo in her new homo. =,
Tho young pvoplo present woro
Misses Ncllio Ainley, Lillio lnoson-
stock, Muttio Russell, Dora Sheehan
Maud Gardner, Hattie Clark, Hattie
Roscnstock ind May Gardnor, and
Messrs. Charlie Henderson, Bort Ne.
Intosh, Joo Tabor, Willie Mayer,
{ Caesar Alexander and Lander TUDOR.
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Baby Year.

A Boston Medical man, who knows
what ho is talking about, says: "This
is II baby year. I do not know how
10 account FOR IL, but tho statistics
will bear out my assertion that some
yenrs nro notod for tho grcnt number
Ut births that occur. This year OF odq
Lord 1891 is ono Of these Seasons.
II you will take tho pains to look this;
matter UP YOU will find that 1854 sas
b very prolific yonr, and So wore 1881
mud 1888. Now wo have 1901 with
moro" than tho usual number Of.
birthst There will DO q great Number
OF happy families boi6ro 1872 couics
70 greet us. II is fortunate, too, that
there has boon comparatively little
sickncss among tho children 30 Tar,
whioh'was not truo Of either 1880 or
1882
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Ikilrnin Il norked Out.

Now York dispatch says the long
discussed boxing contest between
Jake kilrain, Of Baltimore, aud Frank
SIavir, Of Australia, for n $4,000
purec took place thoro Tuesday night
ut the club house Of tho Granite Ath.
lotir Association, Of uobokou.
Slavin was dooliEed winner 10 tho
niuth round. Slavju ad,ptod rushing
TACTICS aud won't right ut his mau.
KiIrain vas KNOCKED dowo three
times in the tbirl round, but strug.
glcd on until tho ninth round, when
Ito give up Tho fight.
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Grand Lodge I. D. o. r..

At n meeting OF tho Grand Lodge,
/. o. o. f., hold in Wiuuomucca yea.
terdHy, tho following Grand Officers
wore elected ~ sorve for tho ensuing
yoar:.
Grand Master, W. s. Board, Flu.
rcka; Deputy Grand Master, j. Young.
Virginia; Grand Warden, Nm. Road,
Taylor; Grand Secretary, l.. Guggon.
helm, ViIginia; Grand Treasurer, J.. A.
lIuntoon, Dayton, Grand Rop.
rcsontativo, full term, B. f.. Riley,
Paradise; Representative TO Gil va.
cancy, John Borden, Reno; Trus.
toes Grand lodge, Il. Kirmin, Vir-
GINA, VIM. Sutherland, Virginia, and
J. j.. Booker, Virginia.
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Advertised Letters.

Following Ia list Of letters remain
Ing IN the PostoAioo Mt Ellso, Mon
dry, Juno 10, 1891:
Bradley. Lieut. Goo Barnett. G r.
Drc1ol, Goo Roboraon, Miss Lulu
Tugglc. Chae.
Porsonn calling for any Of tho above
'ottcro will plcaso shy "ndvortisod."
EDWARD Il. IILHEY, +. NJ
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To the Public.

The undersigned han now on hnnd
II first class article Of custom made
Boots md Shoes consisting Of Ladies',
Misses md Childrcn's Boots and
Shoes OF ovcry description; also oil
kinds OF footwear for mcn, from tho
heavy Farmers to tho iiucst cnli
boots and shoes. All OF tho goods
aro Of frat class material and work.
niunship.
Il. OsELL.
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Fat Cattle.

Louis Dean has two OF tho iattost
steers that woro over produced Ia any
country. One OF thom weighs 1900
and tho other 1850. They aro dark
rod and full blood Durham. Mr.. Dean
will fcud thcm well until noxL Chris.
mas when they will DO pat on tho
market. lTo will exhibit thom At tho
State Fair to be held in September
Gazette.
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iFnoM SAvuIpAY's DAILY.l
SALMAGUNDI.

Moro rain again yesterday after
o
William Cotant, OF Halleck, is in
town to-day.
Assessor Ea ston, Of Lander county,
is assessing sheep ut s. per head.
Judge K. X. Bi.elow lett this after
noon Tor the western rart q. tho State.
The railroad carpenters arc putting
q now platform around tho freight
depot.
Miss Ida Russell went down to
tho Humboldt House Un No. 1 ycstcr-,
day, L visit the family OF henderson
Green.
Thirty or forty ladies OF Virginia
City have siguitied their willingness
to net IA aids at tho Fourth OF July
celebration.
Tho Coafcrenco Committeo o. the
Illinois Legislature has agreed on the
appropriation OF s5OJ,00J for tho
Worlds Fair.
The Regents of the State University
have let tho contract for constructing
tho laboratory building. t. |. j.
WaIkor for 1927.
Charles In Fave committed suicide
in Salt Lake FRIDAY morning by
taking curbolic acid. Failure to get
=3Eis Is a3siSHod as tho Gau=s.
Tho IHDErESpENr acknowledges
the receipt OF tn, Hand Book al
American Republics issued Ivy tho
State Department.. This is really n
valuable work.
\ Gonzales, (rex.) thief reached the
limit tho other night. lIo broke
open the Southern Pacific Railroad
o:lca there, stolo tho money aud car.
ricdoH tho vault.
Two OF tho prominent businoss men
OF Virginia City had n hare knuckIc
90 M you please settoo tho other day.
Result bloody noses and II $40 tine in
the Justice Court for disturbing tho
peace.
Journal: w NJ. Clifford. OF Oak
land, California, ia in Reno. aud hns
contracted for about 10000 lambs to
ba delivered carly this Fail. Tho
prices ranged from 1928 to $40 por
head.
IL is said that President Marsh, OF
the datunct keystone bank oi Phila-
desphia, was paid $4,000 by his pnls
tn .cnvo the country. Lawrcncc, tho
assistant cashier. refused tho offer
md will face tho music.
4. ". Hcsson, Edgar Iicinhart and
W Editor will go down TO Winucmucca
on M. 4 to-mnrrow u attend tho
Grand E~ncnmpmont and Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows which mects at
that plnco Oh Monday md Tuesday OF
next week.
Constable Hall. OF Wells, brought
down Mart Murray this afternoon
convicted in justice C"ngcrs court OF
stealing n ham from the Constable.
Mr.. Murray will enjoy tho hospital.
tiles Of ShcrilT Folks boarding house
for tho noxt thirty days.
Ecno Journnl:7-Tho residence OF
Mr.. Thomas, OF tho firm OF lBccbo &
Thomas, wns b~urglarizod night before
lnBt. Tho thief got away with several
dollars in coin. and n number OF silk
hnudkcrchiofs. Tho timely arrivallot
Mr.. Thomas brought nc end TO tho
further appropriation Of property by
the burglar, who hastily mndo his
oxit through tho bnck window no
Thomas entered tho front door.
a Chinaman killed q Pluto Indiun
OF the Walker Lako Rcsorvation ne
bridgeport, CAL, tho other day. lilo
cut up tho body. In jack tho Ripper
style and threw II into the Owons
Riyor. Tho Chinuman whom arrested
confessed nnd nelscd to 10 specially
guarded In tho Jail 10 no feared tho
Indiana would lynch bin whom thoy
hoard Of his orimc. Tho Sheriff ~
Mono County, Gal, pncinNl tho In
dians by promising thom that tho
Chinaman should 10 hung.
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Il Fortified Forest.

In the western part OF Humboldt
county there is II pctriticd forest whose
trees are OF enormous size. Near n.
ii. A. Mason's ranch, at Alder creek,
there ia one treo partly uncovered
which is Owe n hundred feet in
length and fifteen feet in circum-
forcnce. Numerous other trees ure
found in the vicinity which are alec
potriGed. in fact no living tree Ia
found there. The country in which
these trees arc found is mostly aIknli.
Tho pctriIied trees resemble. pine to a
certain oxient. What agreat scheme
it would DO for our Worlds Fair Com.
missioners 10 procure ono Of tho trees
and scnd IL with NOWADAYS exhibits 10
Chicago in O3. a treo oi solid stone
would perhaps DO Que OF tho greatest
curiosities ut the exposition..-{Silver
State.
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DAILY

4. EVENING PAPER.
I +uED EVERY DAT, SUNDAYS KI-
. :eptei.
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iiafb 81
&, EsE -
20 1Els"@
81 u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

rrors Avp FryD-Liiy White. t2T5: Patent.
fs.z5 = hundred; cora meal. so hundred
iced. yze.t0aZ .fo ton; middlings, $500 q
ton bran, $500 Y ton: ships. $3.50 y ton.
Mssr-Pork STEAK. lee, roast. l0c; ribs &c
tsrderioin. i1l1c nam. l2c; beef steak. l0etlsc
rpaSi. ses Ice ribs. &C. mutton. &c lie; spring
isiab. ltegisc, spring chickens. sc; turkeys.
lIiscs ducks. l254c.
Psosucx-bufrer. fsc: eggs. isc; potatoes.
60 = bu. bets. greens. zoe = bu; for cooking
purposes. 1c ~ onions. zoe pk; peas, sc
rsspeerries. be; peaches. a0c PIX; apples.
s0e pa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
LOCAL MARxErs.


esAy- Old wheat, sec: new. Sc; corn. 65c
new oats soc; rye. soc; barley. u.l0 hundred
MrAr-Beef. fet6c; pork. &C; mutton. sale
spring Iam0. Be; fowls. Zoe, spring chickens
lsc; veal. &c; turkeys l0cs ducks. l0c.
PsODUcE-Bufter. lac; eggS. ltc potatoes. 40
bu; teets Toe hu; onions, 20c , doy
.4dishes, Toe . dez; lettuce. &c 2 bu peas. 7s
hu. beans hand picked. sec bu; honey
luc; raspberries. lze = quart; peaches $40 !
bu; apples soc a bu-
WooL-Y Washed. ira 2Se; unwashed. lf@2Dc.
HAT--1imothy. 81 ton; clover. SO q ton
straw. - ton.
Hfors aSp TALLow-Green. So: part cured
s{c: cured hides. &C calf skins. green. &c; cal
SKINS. cured. &c. taliow, &c; pelts, oossl.5o
dskin. i5825c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

The Lfss of tie q. n . T. ssssispsa In
RiaAs and SACKS.

Passengers on the south bound train
en- the @. K. & l. yesterday, reported
that forest fires ara raging the en-
tire distance from Traverse City 10
Howard City, and that on the Oseeola
branch the fires are so fierce that
trains could not reach olga. but We're
compelled 20 FekaFn 20 Cadillac. Pot
ter Bros mill. together with the
yard and several dwellings were de
stroyed. involving a loss OF SlZ 900,
partly insured Cadillac and ali the
towns between there and Howard
City are enyeloped Ii dense smoke.
Owing TO the absence OF rain for the
past two weeks the woods are like
finder. Near Morley the woods were
set on fire by some scoundrel and for
time the entire village was threat
eled. bat the progress OF the flames
was checked aftes a hard battle. Tn
lrss rainfails in that section the loss
10 life and property win be very large.
az the fires have a good start and
eothing can check them but rain.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

CHICAGO Aug q
cArrLB-MaPkes rather quiet and prices f.
vorsd BUYERS. Quotations ranged ~ .703
AS fec shoioe to fancy shipping Steers; HSOo
SEQ for esod 10 choice do; q. 5o1ts % for CON-
mon 10 fair DO; g. y5e& 20 for outohsrs' Steers;
o. % 81 50 for Suckers; - ShDA IS for Texans
q sSdA 30 for Feeders; Gse0Loo for Cows;
81 Ue3e for Bulls aud q. soo&o for Veal
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
FOR SALE.

THE GRE ATEST BARGAIN In the city Is
l. that new aroom house OF ours Just com
pleted. on Buckeye-st.. adjacent TO the new
electric railway aud schools: hall psrior aud
sitting room. oak: Sidewalk on the entire
st Get: fne maple trees planted. DO not fat
TO look at this property II you want an invest
ment or a home. Price $500; you can make
the terms. Tuner & Carroll. - New House
man building.
L'OR SALE-A coal black standard bred horse.
fiur years Old coming spring. the in"ss
combination az single-footer and buggy horse
In the city: buggy and harness &" with him al
a bargain. 1us ner Carroll. S5 New House
msu building.
TUE BANKS pay you but per cent You
can make q per cent on your investment
the first wear by buying one OF our choice tots
on Soath Division. Hall. EuciId. Cherry. Buck
eye West Fulton. Watson anc other streets
Turner Carroll. ~ New Iionsemsn building.
For SALE-New house on corf.er Iot on Day
ton-sf.. and two new houses on Hoxtv-st
This property IL increasing in value very ran
Idly and you can buy either 81 these st ". ia,
on your own terms.
TURNER A CARROLL.
81 New HUuseman Bldg
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
THE NATIONAL CITY BANK
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
CAPITAL.- 500, 600

THOMAS d. GILBERT. President
GE0. g. BRIGGS. Eice-Presidens.
j. FREDERIC EAAks. Cashier.
Z. III. HUNT. Assist al Cashier
Transact business In all department Is OF bank
tng authorized by the National Banking Law
Exchanges available IN all the commercial
cities OF the world sold at current rates
IL. s. bonds bought and sold.
DIRE TORS:
Thomas ID. Gilbert. Moves l. Avery.
Thomas j. o'Brien. George q. Briggs.
David NJ. Amberg. Lemue ID. Putnam.
Ransom c. Luce. Constantine Morton.
Edward II. Hunt. John c. Fitzgerald.
T. Stewart White. Philo G. Fuller.
j. Frederic BzArs.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
CENTRAL

DHsalliC 3u0 Gactuc-..-.-.---f ttt A ~ ~ ID
-Daiiy- All Others daily except sunday.
Taking effect Sunday, july u. toos. -
Sleeping cars on Pacific aud AtlAnue kx-
presses 10 and from Detroit farior carr run
ON Day Express aud 1raisd Rapids kSptess g
and from Detroit. Direct connections nisds
al Detroit with all tarough trains esst over
the Michigan Central railroad itanada south
ern Division.
Fam NJ BRiees. Gent Ar't. eS McnreeS
ON. RucGLEs. g. p and /. Axt. Ckseaxe.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

CHICAGO, Aus q
rLsgR-osiss sgt auaL spr,aS WAsst Pas
ents, q E15 -. eaAsss. - 10. So; Water
Wasat Flour PstsatA . ioD3 -; ssraisAr4
O. a1os 60
wnsAT-Frnsr August seld - eSosex o
psesassr. oAaNSa
CoaS-MoAcrste trade and prices hAgher
No. g sie sia. Ne. yellow. &c ssA; August
eAossAss September ostossns, Year. H,s
ossAe; Nay. t4s9+ssss
oAss-5irasr. Ma & y7k0NAs; Dspssn
Der. ThoTSo; Nay ASosiAe. Samples
arnsr Ne 3 se0zSs; No White. SDoSse;
No. Z ao1sc. Ne. Waite, H,sDDHa
Rys-virn. ssnAnc good Ne eash. In
store 7s,s Dsss: No. . do, s3os4c; Na =
August ss sboss re; Sepssnoss. Nc; October.
10 aalsr September.
BARLsv-Qsicx ssnplss ssniass,y -
CSC; SsptsGber. a30ssc.
Mass PoRx Trading Moderately sssivs and
prices ruled higher ss oio.oe ma 81 Tor cash
90 sosals % for August. si6 eooiaos fer Sep
tsnssr. sad 60. or 40. rs for October.
LAas-Msrket Moderately active and prices
bishss Quotations ranged 81 - sears for
cash; es.454lds-ss for August; u. 5e3e s3sS for
September, ani =. c.,s %. - for October.
BurrEs-Creamery. IJeic, Dairy, Il0l3c
Packing stocS i0se
PouLrrr-Llve Chickens, soiie per ID
Live Tarksys a0iOe per ID. Live Duehs, -
ioe PEI - Live Geese 3: % "a % Per dozen
OILs-Wisconsin Prime White. %, Water
White. sNs: Miealsan Prime White. exc. Wa
ter White. i0i,e. Indiana Prime Waite, 9&c;
Water Waite. Ice: Headlight. i75 test e,sc:
Gasoline. 81 deg 5. lac. "a deg'a skc-
LIouoRs-Dfstilled Spirits ruled arm at o. II
per ga for anisnsd goods.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

IyaxTEr-Fw~rv yannr man - step IN snf
~ &C. erss 80 esn - sith fB>m - par
~ rarts. sslt e elnfoes 81 everest made 70
er5ek- fcfzt HeFSglshei aeF CO. II
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
CHICAGO JUNE y. Isl
Arp WEST MlcrscxN nv.

tweck days. EVERY aay tfleeFt s4sasdeg-
1lr(u A. ~. has through chair Gar 10 tnt-
INV ussgc. No extra charge Tor Scala
Liz 4. Al suRs through 20 Chicago ool14
Asio wth Naxner buffet carr scsf4 ~
csEtr.
6.CE 4. n las through FREE chair 81 "
Os@o Maiastee. via Al a y. Il. X T.
13 sss Ss aas s ss sss s y Sss, s
and Sleeper 10 Indianapolis via ben-
l.5u HARDER.
11:30 7; y. , ,ss Wagner sleeping ear . ars
500 Z. Nj. Connects at ~. Jesrpb vln
o.JO Graham & Nortoas rtcsrer fof u
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

A GRANGE ~ afe tfn- for rsen -frh capt.
~ "a ard active msn ~tthouf capita "a "a
cure frrT peasant sHd profitable hs=fn -ss.
Ne areres ~ curiosity xesse rs a~~d sHriy.
ffaress 9TH cent STAMP. sasoifasted Il
iysatss shce ster@. - Arcade keiieins.
Cleveland Otto Hs
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The trtet block located on West Bridge ct
Nos It. ile and 81. IL for sale. Block eearai ns
three stores The second fcor - n suites OF
rooms. suifahle for e'fePs or houses e>pf n Z.
win ell for casa or VII take part in c3tv
property II scid IN 70 DAYS INQUIRE ~
ri A. A. LORD. Isl West Eridrest
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09

The I.sse SHIRE "a nIsxplsnr = c.npr.,, ~
WITH the e.ss ma sse !. 3 y fsfsss -
quickest ard most artei fee,s ex,@n
ar.Ap. A.. CieTe sne.o
z. Hsroerr. TFrkrs Agent psr. "a
la (srrsriA ksfs Fxh = n"n''
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
OTTAWA BEACH


livery DAY. sNeek dsys
c.sa 4. ~ rsusthrous =. 20 Detroit With par.
Osct lor car. seals. = rrnf< -.
s'tV seats. 3 cents.
625 Z, n ras ,, 'n'o = sss e Detroit mn
-.os A. A. has psrIsf esi 20 saginaw; s-sfs
For tickets and frfornssica sppis At Inioe
tick 81 ofFre 81 Mon fsse-~f. or Union st1r,oa
GEO. DrHArEk. Gen fass AL
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-09
]. H. MeKEE & SONS
r MDNgOF-gI.
Y MoN2oEsI.

% LOTS near East Fuiton-st. on monthly
~ psymenfs Of g each. Prices So 60 500
CHOICE Of ~ lots on LarFf's cable road add
NJ $50 each. n tsseB soon.
FOR sAIF-Ctder mill. with two buildings
and large let; vel equipped with FIRST
class machinery. tofier. efcs mach merry sicns
eorfh prize aske1 for the whole. situated In
s.ds Of estys offer good Ter short time only.
A LIMITED NrNBER Of lot. WI be cold
~ for 50 each On Fnentffv nsrrrerfs ron
whit's - sad.; the choice bots % the rlkf
Gail 81 once. j. II. Mckee Sens. x Monroe at