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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-29

N0nOsNSH sebAO NOAAOlSlO1ls O1s.OklC 1UCGIJ u
tion as critical as the presidents re.
port would makeit, the society would
however, fellow the presidents ID.
|structions ne far az these may :be
considered practicab Bile.
Resolved, That the society in max
ing It's decision in the interests 81
this institution cannot possibly take
into confederation the Establishment
Of q Norwegian school.
Resolved, That q financial mana.
ger b elected Mt this meeting. Rov
8. Udden, of Valley City, former
teacher in the institution, wac al q
later session elected to this position
and 1t is earnestly hoped that lie viii
accept.
Election Of officers came next in
order and Rev. j. O. Cayallin WA hy
ballot unanimously elected presi lent
At the last session OF the meetin Mr.
Cayallin, however, resigned AMI The
society, adopting the following reso.
luti0ns, accepted his resignation: Il
Resolved, 1. Tint the society, n.
luctantly accepts Rev. Mr.. Cayailin's
resignation.
Resolved, 2. That the societ ! cor.
daily extends it's sincere thanks tC
him for his work Is president Of the
association. y. y:
The officers elected then we're Il
follows: President, Rev Jam eM osaly
Of ST.. Hilaire, Mimi; vice-president
Rev. 8. a. Lindholm; secretary, pin.
cipal s. A. Challmnn; treasurer, Mr.
e. 4. Biorkquist.
Doard Ol Direct Mr. j. Il. Biork.
quist. president; Rev. s. Udden, Val
Icy City, N. d.; Rev. James Moody,
st. Hilairo, Mimi; Mr.. Aug. Lind
blom, Fargo, n. D.; Mr.. j. a. Daniel
son, Lake Park, Ainn.; lr. s. il
Eastlund and Rev. 8. a. Lindholm. 3
The board Of directo for the pest
year made their report which iii. the
main treats nf whit teachers we're
engaged in the institution. The
treasurer reports the receipts for the
year 8. 415.82, expenditures O..
1882, cash on hand D5.8O. Mr.
=. p. Eastlnnd who has boon collector
and solicitor OF descriptions. mode
Q very encouraging report u to the
interest and generosity which the
people ia the Red River v alley show
towards the institution.
\ A few either mot iOn1 were passed,
but not being of general interest Ws
leave them unpublished. The society
held fflur nenainna dn,.iNe - fnrns A.RS
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we'll, vas Just going to tell you,
my friends. that. Ihave 7openedssil,. a
New Grocery store
sad con supply yea II I'll choice fresh
Groceries, Ffuitt, Candles, agts, etc.
Gene in and warm yourself by my
stove, and let rs cr,,ck Jokes andnuts
+ to our hearts content. Yours truly,
" ,77f17zzn.s.D72. $50
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-01-29

i1iSuElGV SS!iE1, 1f, Observation-Disclosures
John Dnlase and J ason II Shepard. co-partners
as Dolese and Shepard, plaintiffs.
G. NJ. RAMSAY and H G. Davis. co-partners as
Ramsay 4 CO., defendants. 9iSS5
Tie STATE oFsAiIENEso Ia, tu the above named
tdefen,iants s.
Vol, are hereby SUNNI ned aud required to an
sWer the complaint Of the plaintiffs IL the above
entitled action, wht h complaint is fled III the
osoe ct the clerk OF tho District Court Of the 18th
Judicial District, in ard for tho county Of Mar
Shall aud state Of Ainnesota, and to serve a
copy OF your answer to the sold colilpl;titt on
the subscriber. at his Office in the village OF
Warre! in said county. within twenty days after
Stho.s,fvice OF this Summons upon you exclusive
oi he day OF such service; :sd il you fail to an
sWer the said COMPLAINT within the time afore-
snid the plaintiffs in this actionwll take jude-
msnt against Won for he s,in OF twcna y-nine
hundred as:d stsyo dollars aid t,r;y-s,x cents,
with interest at the rate al SIX ner cent ner an
l:uln on, fonrtasn hundred. flfissoue and sJ-l0G
oilars OF said anoun ir m Daeam5er Isl I! 1886
and with IN tsrest fourteen hundred, ity-une
and 26l 90 sl.ars OF said amount at the ras al
six Ter cent per a1lnun, from J.nnary str, 1887
together With the costs and disbursements OF
this action.
N. 49,. 0kN OA
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land! L ! land I
hare The folls1ilg lands iel sell.
1t reasonable lIlces tDa terms to suit

purchasers, to-Yit:
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SUMMONS.

STATE o. MINNESOTA County OF NJ /. RsHALL.
SIS. District Geart. III h JudicinlElistrict
John Dnlese and Jason II Shepard. co-partners
as Doleseand Shepard, plaintiffs.
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The society which met s,s above
stated COnsi4ts uf .iilbiH than one
hundred iiAeihbefS, who may he found
from st. Vincent To Alexandria, from
St. Paul to Valley City. Tho attend
ance at the meeting was NOS as large
rs the number Of Nom ers would
warrant, but itwas fully equal to
that OF preceding years.
At 1915 Wednesday, morning the
society and students gathered Ia the
academy chapel and Vice President
Rev. james Moody Of 81. Hilaire, de-
livered the sermon for the occasion.
President ]. @. Cavallin afterwards
called the meeting to order In prin.
1cipal's office and thereupon read his
annual report. The report which
would be too lonk to publish, in full,
began by setting forth the necessity
of the spirit OF Christianity peryad-
ing the society and it's servants in
order that the society may be sue
cessful in its undertaking. After
mentioning the teachers who had
been engaged by the society as per-
manent instructors, the report con-
tinued by presenting a view 81 the
financial condition Of the institution.
While not claiming that the financial
outlook was dangerous, the president
considered that it was i matter oil
much solicitude and it required the
utmost cantiousness. Another diff
Guilty which he considered ought to
be taken into consideration at this
meeting was that our Norwegian
brethren were about to establish an
educational institution in the Red
River Valley and since a large per-
centage Of the students Of Hope
Academy were Norwegiana, they
would naturally be influenced to at
tend that institution in preference to
the Hope Academy. Ii the society
would not take this matter into due
consideration in making it's decisions,
bitter would be it's experience in the
future. In conclusion the president
recommends, first, wipe out the
school debt as soon as possible. Sec
ond, engage q financial manager who
can devote his time to the soliciting
OF funds for the institution. Third,
do not increase the current expenses,
since they already exceed the annual
income.
This report was left to q commit
tee, and npOn the motion of this com
mittee the following resolutions were
passed:
Resolved That the society tenders
its thanks to the president for the
kindly advice which his report con-
tains, and though the society cannot
consider the condition OF the instiru-
tion as critical as the presidents Ne
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MORT gle s S u.
First r:,bl:ea tion Jan. j

3s9IPRoBAT ssA Jussge Of ffrOba
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
Baltimore.

BALTIMoRY. MD, July s.-Flour dull, un-
changed Receipts, ll6 barrels; shipments,
1856 barrels sales, 200 barrels. Wheat frmer;
spot. s1OO 14alOJl6; the month, qS}s e9St4c. Au-,
RustgsA aNt6c. september, g7l4 she; October
g7Aagsl4c; Southern wheat firm; Fultz,
95c.8$lO5; longberry. g6c.6S10G. Receipts,
1850 bushels shipments. none; stock,
1920 bushels; sales $1,000 bushels Corn
steady; spot, 67lRaGsc.; the month, 651s@6sc.
September, Gll1c.. Southern cOrn-white firmer,
75c: yellow nominal, re; spot No. ,,
white. 15c; receipts $500 bushels ship
ments. none; stock. 2ol,5.2 bushels sales, 5000
bushels Oats strong; No. 2 white. Western
45c.; No. 2mi1ed, Western, 13c; receipts none;
shipments, none; stock, s2,6sS bushels. Rye dull;
No. 2, 1O675c; receipts none; shipments none;
stock. 1858 bushels Hay firm; good TO choice
timothy, 5125O. Grain freights steady; steamer
10 Liverpool per hushel al. asked Corn for
orders per quarter, IS, CT, nominal: Cotton,
per pound. I'D. Flour. per ton, in sacks los. per
hundred pounds Cotton weak; middhng, Sac.
Provisions steady mess pork, 8l2C0 1900; bulk
meats long clear. 6t4c; clear rib sides, G4c.;
sugar picked shoulders 61bc.; sugar cured
smoked shoulders, 113c. Hams, 1lM@l2c. Lard,
refined, 74c Butter unchanged. Eggs I'M
changed. Coffee steady; iiiO csrgoes fair lSt4c.;
No. r. l7l3c Sugar firm; graduated 40 Copper
unchanged Whisky unchanged. Peanuts I'M
changed.
Stocks-virginia cousols, ten forties, 80 bid;
do threes, O. bid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
RICHMOND GENERAL1ARRErs.
WOOL. HIDES. LEATER. ETC.

Wool ub-washed. free burrs, SOC; unwash-
ed do. 2l@23c.: Merino. unwashed, nc; bury.
8a9c. per pound less
Oak Sole charlottesville. according 70
quality and weights. S}a36c.; prime oak sole. 33a
Sac; good oak sole. 30a3.c; oak SOLE Urinary,
25a2,c.; oak backs. per pound. according to quail
lty, % a3Jc.
fiidcs~Dry flint, lease. per hound;
Dry flint. damaged. 5laa6i8c. per yound; dry
dint, calf 5a0c per pound; dry sailed 5lea
soc. per pound; dry sailed, damaged 5a5l&o
per pound; dry salted, calf, DC. per pound; dry
salted. glue hides, 2a3c. per pound; green
aged, 3a3tac. per pound; green s1lted heavy
steer and helior hides, sixty pounds and over
arc worth lc. per pound more than above quota;
uons Tor green saited hides; green sailed calf
per pound; green hides Sac. per pound;
pounds 8llalo per pound; green sailed hides
NO :, twenty 10 thirty pounds, Sa31Rc. per
pound; veal kips, fifteen TO twenty pounds, SOC.
Wool-Washed. 2sae0c.; washed bury, %
a25c.; unWashed, 2la23c.; unwashed slightly
bury. Ealsc.; unwashed, badly bury, Liable
SKINS, otc.-Sheepskins: Green sailed lambs.
green sailed wool skins, 55c.asi.l0.: dry lambs
25a6Oc.; dry ShearNngs, 5ai0c.; dry wool
skins 65a9oe- goat SKINS, dry, i5asoe.; goat
CSC. per pound; tallow, 4a419c. per pound;
beeswax, sua22Isc per pound; fish sounds, goa
90 per pound.
CEMENT. LINZ. PLASTER, ETC.
Cement ROsendale, $40 per barrel
Limo: Agricultural SalOc. per hushel: Rocl-
land, l.l0aSl rs per barrel, according to GUAM
tits; Virginia, @l.0Oa$l.05.
Plaster Lump. $500 per ton; ground, $50;
oalcined plaster, Sl.G5
North Carolina Tar, large size. IS; coal tar,
81.
Fire Brick per 1000, s55a360.
Plastering Hair: 4a5c. per pound.
FLOUR.
Fine, ssOOassq5; superfne. $s7bas4.Oo; extra,
family, 4lbOas475; patent family. s5.25as640
Beeswax: csc. per pound.
Blackjack Bark: Rossed. 5000 per 2,240
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

NORFOLK, July s.-peanuts steady; primes
&c. strictly prime, 316c.; fancy, Sac; Spanish,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
or THE NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET.

s,,rstion OF Tobacco at Richmond ana other
important Ccntrcs-Quotations or the New
YORK and Liverpool Cotton Markets-Pro-
visions and Gram.
Nh YORK. July s-sfoncy closed at 2
,..- cent, tho lowest, and only rate Of tho day.
v,,hange closed steady; posted rates, $3.50
$50. actual rates. 4s49lsAS5 Cor sixty day bills,
,,8 500 a4s6s. for demand Governments closed
.,,,iy: currency 6s, 1895 bid; As coupon, il6
I'D. as do 100 bid.
Trading in stocks this morning was on
man. limited scale than for several months.
D.ly $3.50 shares we're sold mp to ~ O'Clock.
rr..es ogened unchanged. and in Tho absence
~ London orders the general market made
rrsrtically no change up TO noon. Chicago Gas
3 -nished the only Consplcuou, change IN prices.
Isrington st. Paul. Louisville ana Nashville
,n3 one or two others contributed most or tho
.-.su lnsiuess done. Crowds Of brokers were
..therel I'M the various stocks at the opening.
ne they had only few orders a. prices near
enough f0 the market 10 result IN the trsnsac-
,.,us iu the early hours. The market continued
I-ii aul rfelcss during fhe last half OF the day
Irlrcs were shade nrmer IN most ca es,
Nashville being especially strong. There was
considerable covering IN the latter There
seems NV O. De little doubt that the full div
Fsrd ~ llg per cent. will lie declared at The
meeting % The directors Of the road IN Louis
lie tomorrow. The closing prices IN most
Csc. were tsalts per cent. higher than those OF
Ne.tcrlay@ The sales O-day we're S1,4f3 shares.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

nary aia@s5o; February, sbsast9; March.
e95@Ses: April. s.76@s.7S; May, Ss5ssss
:. In Liverpool spot cotton dull; .widding mp
lands, 4s-i6d. Sales, 5000 bales. Futures easy:
yuly.August, 1894; August-September 4 3I-64:
september October. 4 3i-6i; 0ctobsr-Noyem-
PRODUCE.
Flour closed quiet and without change South
ern Hour closed weak, trade and family extras,
MhestrThe scheme OF the Farmers Alliance
70 raise the price of wheat this year, by urging
the farmers 70 hold back their new crop, gave
inc shorts fright that caused an adj, ance Of
MeSsc; AZ the opening here. after which the
market qqieted down. Reports OF damage TO
crops IN the West, and frmer cables helped the
buihSh leeling. but there was no short buying
ana ana We market closed i9sel9sc. higher. Spot
lots closed hriner; sales: No red winter. spot,
Sl.VA; do July, $i.olss; do. August, 96jsc.;
do, September. esl4c do, October, Gssc.
Nprh-Oorn options were moderately active
anu irregular closing weak AMI lldssc lower
Sbot lots closed trmer sales: No. mixed, 70 e
GO DO. July 68fc.; do. August, 6s,sc.: do
september, 61fc. do, October 50 c.
Oats-Oats options were moderately active and
hrm, closing N1ltic higher SPOT lots closed
lWl@fo higher. Spot sales: No ] white, Doc: No .
white i''tc No. 1 mixed, 45l1c.; No. mixed
&c; No. mixed. July, 133ic.; August, 3i14c.;
Pork Pork dull; moss. slI.5Oe122A
lard-Lard closed fairly active ana easier;
July, $3.50; August, $e.52s6.53 September, S6.0i
Sugar-Raw and dull nominal; centrifugal o.
test, $3.50 muscovadO 81 degrees test. &C.: re
fined, dull: cut-loaf and crushed, 5jzc.;
powdered, 4ssc.: mould "A" 4i4c.; graduated.
4@se45ac.; cubes, 9-lCc.; confectiOners' "A"
slRc.
CofIee-Spot lots closed quiet; fair Rio car
goes, lg1.c
Naval stOres-rhe market for spirits tur.
pentine IL quiet ~ S'%c. FOR regular barrels
and $50 for machine barrels. Stock spirits
turpenilne, 1850 barrels. ROsin dull; common.
strained, Sl.37l6 good. strained, $l.42h
out. August, opened, 6734c.; highest, 6794c;
lowest, 6,4c.; closing, 6713c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, Va. July S.-OferinGs OF tobaccOs
at auction on Change Wednesday. July S, 1891.
Total offerings - packages sun-cured tObaccos:
One package sold al $50. one at $40 one at
one az 1850, one at s225O one at S2l one at go,
three at 500 ono al $3.50, one at 1922 one at
$50. one at 8l75, one at SGD one at $l62j.One
a. $40, TWO al sl0a3,one al Sl5 25one at slil5 one
al sI4 so. one at Sl425 one at Sl4 three az sl315.
two at 1880, three at $3.50, two al sl3. one at
sl215.
Private sales reported to tue secretary Of the
Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day, Wednesday.
July :, 1901 Wrappers hogsheads; filters, 10
hogsheads; scrap hogsheads: dark leaf, %
hOgsheads. Total 40 hOgsheads.
Omoe OF the tobacco Inspector reports to-day,
"Wednesday, July s, 1891. INSPECTIONS bright. l43
hOgsheads, fierce DC; dark. ly3 hogsheads. 10
uerc0s, DC. ReinspectlOns. bright, hOgsheads;
dark, 80 hogsheads. 10 tlerces, DC.
Farmers Wilson S. AnegLany, Old Dominion
(ronshaWs S, Meals, SeabrOOks, DayonpOrts
Planters and Merchants Shelburn and
thockOe warehouses report to-day, Wednesday,
July s. 1891; Receipts. 81 packages; deliveries, -
once Of the collector Of the United States In
terual revenue reports collections Tor the city
Of Richmond. Va. to-day. as follows: Tax paid
cigars and cigarettes, sl,OS3i5; tax paid tobac-
COS, se.34iy; tax paid special $40 Total,
S3.yA4.
warehouse were continued TODAY. The offer
inss We're more varied than yesterday, and en-
Traced all grades, especially hlers. About 90
oJ pounds were sOldgat very satisfactory prices.
manufacturers taking hold in very liberal
way The average yesterday luesdayI was
&D30, and this for an all round sale, including
scrap prices to-day "wednesday were better in
lTQpOrtIOn
These sales at Planters warehouse viii be
continued daily. except Saturdays and Mon
days Tomorrow. lhuIsdsy. July gth. some
Nash county stock viii bc offered. A sale OF
tobaccOs from COunty celebrated for ralsluk
lie finest and brightest ought 20 attract buy
eEs, and We VIII doubtless see large attend
duce
BIZ u w. Lyon, Of oxford. n. O., is in Rich
n.iI to-day.
=, Registered at the Tobacco Exchange to-day,
heiugsl lay. July s, 1891: H. Is. Wright, A. i0us-
Sahon. J. d. Pitts Carolinc n T.. Irlce, Henry
Ffndlgtou Lamar: T.. l.. Morton. Clarksyllo;
JOIN y, Allen. Amelia: J. A German Durham;
X r. webb Sterling smith, Winston; G. Barnes,
nnllson, CIV j.. Gillian, ". q. Huntington,
fNmy.io; y. r. White O. NJ. Fleming, Oxford;
Yersity Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
Cotton Market.

GALVESTON, July s.-Sales 252 bales: quiet;
middlings rs: receipts, u bales.
NoRfoLK, july S.-Sales, So bales; dull mid
dlngs, e16
BHrIMoRE, July s-Weak; middlings, ga
BosroN, July s.-Dull; middlngs s3s; re-
ceipts. 200 bales.
WuMINoroN, July s.-Quiet middlings, ~;
PnnADmTHIA, Julys--Quiot middlings, So;
receipts 81 bales
SAVANNAH. July S-Sales. 1856 bales; quiet; mid
dlngs, 1916; receipts, PSI bales.
NLw ORLEANS July 6.-Sales 1,075; bales;
easy; middlngs, 1916; receipts, 236 bales.
MOBILE, july 8-Sales, 100 bales; steady;
middlngs, rs: receipts, "a bales.
MEMPHIS, July s.-Sales, 100 bales quiet; mid
dlngs. rs; receipts. 40 bales.
AUGUSTA. July S.-Sales. l0l bales; steady; mid
ding, "a; receipts, 81 bales.
LOUISVILLE, July STEADY; middlings, S1e.
CnARLEsT0N July S.-Qulet middlings, "a;
receipts, 1870 bales
CINcINNArI Julys-Sales, 20 bales; quiet mid
dhngs, S95; receipts. 39a bales.
ST.. LOUIS, July SALES, 2lO bales; quiet;
middings, 81 receipts, 22l bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

NE~ loRK, July s.-Mossrs. Hubbard, Price
q 20, ln Their cotton circular tonight say
iooi Mas accepted by he trade THIS morning as
su htsithllOh that spinners werc/ withdrawing
ION ~, ths market and the advance of TWO points
pricos. When Liverpool lost tbs ADVANCE al the
,.Dno ol Hti market offerings became more
~ GENT aua our market closes steady at about
i, ry io".se guotaYons. The bureau report on
.ItIaY ~ eAuecitd % be very favorable one.
ana the situation Is believed by The trade 20 DO
nilhout ie0eemlpg feature 10 induce pur-
el4ses OF cotton % these low prices"
q utures closed dni. Receipts for the day ut
1io poIls MIC i,SO bales, against 1000 bales last
kama 100 last year. Spot mark Ell is dull and
SSSsy Ht fofiner quotations. Middling uplands,
&c : q, sales, ~ bales transactions IN futures,
osptenber, s.lH1sl3i October. R21a928: No.
''@Der' o.O<es.ss; December. s.sOeSfl: Jan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

ST LOUIS, Mo, July S-Flour- Hgher xxx,
$33048.l0; family, S35)a360; choice. 1904:
fancy, sL2je465; patent, S4.7JaAS5. Wheat
steady; July, s1i4c. asked; August, Soc. Septem-
Der. s6lsc bid; December SS7Sc hid Corn
lower: july. 6f5kc.: August, 524c bid: Septem-
Der. SOY &C.,; year, 40c asked Oats finn:
July, SAC. asked; August. 2Sc bid; Septeml or,
274tc. Pork STANDARD mess, S1n5jal06j. Lard
Prime steam &c. asked Dressed meats
Shoulders, s. asked; longs. 500; clear ribs
s630dG371s; shorts s64066.5O Bacon-Boxed
shoulders e5.5O65G515; longs, 81 S5 clear ribs
s6.g0a IS; shorts, $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

CMcAdo Ill. July s.-Wheat-vheat was
strong on firm cables and liberal engagements
az New York for foreign shipment. Prices
closed 3sa]Sc. higher. Receipts, ~ cars
COrn-C0rn was weak and ka3sc lower on
heavy receipts and on free selling TO realize
profits Receipts 80 cars
Oats-Oats closed 20. higher for July on
rumor that Armour was trying to run a corner
Later months closed &c lower. Receipts, Il
cars.
Provisions Provisions were weak on large re-
oeipts OF hogs. Pork declined l719c., lard l5c..
and ribs, 100 l9J&c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
GALVANIZED IRON WORK.

TNHOMAS n. DLER.-GALYANIZED
i IRON AND COPPER WORK of every de-
scripton executed. sky-lights, Metal Shingles.
Ornamental Metal, Ceilings and Corrugated
Iron.
Orders for job-work promptly filed.
Works: 100 west Broad street. Telephone: 700.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09

Candy: SIC. for plaIn.
French mixture: sleal9c.
Lemons: Messina, S350aS4
Oranges: Florida, S3a$4 Messina, s2.JOa
$40.
Bananas: sl.5Oas2.5O per bunch.
Apples Fancy. S650aS7
BeeswaN-Market fairly active al quotations.
Hemlock Sole Leathcr-Qood stamp middle
weights. l9a2Oc. per pound; light weight, l9a20c (;
best stamp b. A. sole leather. 2la22c.; good dam
aged, best selection, l9a20c.; as 1t runs, raise;
damaged, all weights according 10 quality, l6a
lsc.; poor damaged, lial6c.; hemlock backs, first
selection. 22a23cc.; second selection 2Oa22c. /;
third selection, los20c.
DRY GOODS.
Following are the agents prices and are subject
TO the usual trade discounts
Cotton Drills; Appleton, &C.; Atlanta ID, &c;
Augusta 616c.; BOott 634ai0c.; Charleston. 616c.;
Clifton X, sac; Continental &C.; Darlington,
CSC; Dwight "A standard, T4c.;. Hamilton
brown, &c. do. blue, 1Oc.; Lyman II blue. 1Oc.
Mass; G, &C.; Mass. y, &C.. Natchez J, 6l4c.;
Pacolet. SIC; Pelzer, Gee; Pepperell 7a734c.;
Piedmont, &c: Stark brown, &c.
Glazed Cambrics: Garner, 4l6c.; Red Cross
412c.; Edwards, A9c. S. $. & son, 4l9c.; Passac
glove finish, 4sc; Empire 4lsc.; Washington,
4l3c.; Il. ID. W. IL Sons, 41Ac.; Peacock 41ac
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-09
CINCINNATI.

C1xoINxAr1. O. July s.-Pork-Regular,
slO.5qaSlOC21S; family. el1Sslll2l6 lard
kettle-dried. 69sa6Nc. Bacon-Short clear sides.
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-05

In recent magazine article. Mr.. Ernest
lngersou, the noted writer, says:
The climate of Southern California in
winter closely resembles that OF Egypt.
It's equability is constant, and its dryness
IS proverbial. The only complaint made IS
that it is too nearly perfect. Residents
bred in the eastern states confess now and
then that rousing storm would give them
a grateful sensation. But this sentiment
meets Wi h no favor from the man who has
just fed from a superflulty OF wetness and
chilling gales. To him perpetual summer
seems perpetual paradise. and to the in
valid dreading the advance of disease. the
still. arid atmosphere Is as the breath OF
life"
The most com Portable way TO reach the
Pacific coast Is via Santa Fe Route
Weekly excursions in Pullman tourist
sleepers at low rates. Apply TO O. I.
Nicholson, g. 2. & T. A, Topeka Kan,
tor folder IS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-05-05
A Dirty Piece of Revenge,

Too often discarded lover wreaks the
meanest sort of revenge on the woman who
wouldn't have him. The other evening
Edward Moore and Miss Mary Bronson
were married at Coatsville, Pa. The bride
received a great array of wedding presents,
including the usual stores of linen, bric-a-
brac, silver table service and pictures. A
few nights afterward some enemy or enc
mics broke into the house where the goods
were stored and mutilated and destroyed
them all Nothing whatever was stolen,
but everything was made unfit for use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore are at a loss to account
for the outrage, except upon the presump-
lion that rejected sutton may have in
gnired it