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The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-08-06

of others belonging to this soiled-dOve set.
They tell their own stories in their run.
down, bedraggled appearance. They are
''all that is worth reading" We asked
man who had been reading the books of our
library for more than twelve years. if he
had MT read about everything in it worth
reading. and he said, Goodness. no; there
are at least two hundred other books in the
library that l would like to read; but life
is too short to read everything"
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-08-06

The PRISON MIRROR. published weekly
at the Saltwater, Minnesota, state peniten-
tiary. interests us. 1t is most ably edited
and faultlessly printed-all work being per-
formed by the inmates. Its appropriate
motto is this: ut is never too late to mend"
THE MIRROR, aside from its news locals
would pass for live. every day weekly, in
any city. There are plenty Of ''worse pa
Times.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-08-06

Referring to the statement that body had
been eXhumeds at Mortified which had a
beard grown after death, the Mortified In.
dependent says: No body was eXhumed
from our cemeteries whose beard had grown
after death; no savants or newspaper CORE
spondents have been here to witness the
phenomenon; neither the writer of the story
nor any one else had any evidence of the
statements made therein. 1t is lie made
out of whole cloth.-Stillwater Gazette.
1t is too late to attempt the refutation of
that story. The first report has been &C.
cepted by scientists, and the beard has since
grown several feet longer under the manip-
ulation of enterprising journalists. A few
weeks ago the Scientific American published
communication from the pen of North.
field correspondent giving the most minute
particulars of the exhumaton and the con.
dition and appearance of the body. A
humbug- loving people are not to be cheated
out of good thing by late denials.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-08-06

The promoters of the secret execution
law are making a desperate effort to force
the newspapers to respect the statute which
forbids publication of the details of execu-
tions. They have secured the Indictment
of the editors of nearly all the leading pa
pers of New Y DIRK city for publishing details
of the late executions at Sing Sing prison.
When the promoters of secrecy get through
Furnishing the editors they should tie tags
on themselves that they may not be lost in
the scrap pile of useless humanity.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-08-06

1t is only amusing to US on the inside to
read of the thoughts and motives attributed
to convcts by some people on the outside.
To accept their say so, one would believe
that the convict spent his whole time in
planning escapes. crimes, revenge or theft,
and signing over MANS inhumanity to
man." Well, it is hoped that their igno-
rance may be forever excusable.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1891-08-06

Hunger may sharpen the wits. but it puts
a vicious wire edge on the temper.-Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
$1,000 CASH

HOTEL In South Grand Rapids. just outside
"A Of city limits new building. new iy.faf-
nisaed for sale oF rent with tGrnlturcs ga =
good malta road within - roas Of depot Also a
good iocal trade.
= HOUSES ana lots also 81 sacaut lets Cor
- sale on long time OF exchange Ter iArn
or personal properly.
A Nd a soacre Farm 10 exchange for seoa
n house and lot Ia south or east portion ~
city.
EOuR tenement bric2 block, lot 50 feet trent.
on North Ottawa. 20 exchange for xoo1
improved isrm OF briroit clfy property
BUSINESS BLOCK. 4lKlO9 teet. on pa Han st.
~ for sale al hars4iG.
, Hous ES aod lots ou Coit ave. 70 trade for
- giii-ease farm ~iihln 10 20 4 mics of civ.
Sl ACRES improved laad. 80 miles sousi east
oU OF cty. a 10. / buildings banesa barn !
acres orrbzfc. all kinds small fruit. well
teited. under good euit. walton. 10 eAehaage
ior e,iy property OF y of ~ acres near CIV
~ o1EL ia BIC Rapids. All furnished. 10 en-
IA change Tor property IA cits or iafm.
S0 ACRE farm miles southwest OF Reed
w CITY. nearly al improved; good fences
etc: free of all incumbFance. 10 ey chance Tor
VYNRooa house ana lot. - I,2-rsve si las
good cellar. heated b. furnace. lighted ,,
sAs, and has a splendid bArn' lot soai-5. vita
90 ACRES OF land. y mile north ana mile.
10 east OF city. 20 exchange for city prop
On ACRES. mile porih of city limits. on
~ Aipine-grasel rosc-'or ssie, drsifs
bic tr>ct for plating
4 ACRES. III miles south OF Halst-. Tor
of sale or trade Tor city property
VACANT LOTS In the city and suburbs for
HOUSE AND LOT on south Lafayette st. Tor
10 ACRES earderlns land. miles south Of
Az cty, TO exchange Tor city property.
MONEY to loan on real estate and shatte's
G. S. FOUTS "a ssor syor,srsttt q sssn'. s1T
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
THEY PLEADED IN VAIN
A Mans Wife and Daughter Beg
Him Not 70 Suicide
BE HAD Just COMMITTED 4 MURDER
Aza he Persisted An rsttinG MIA ssf
bsyssa the ksssh ~ the Isw-A
hsnsAr i able sh,.sstag AnAsE
IN xA.s 90 lsaiA

ST. Loufs. July "a "A murder and
suicide with some remarkable features
occurred In East 81 Louis Thursday.
George Anderson. veil-anown sport
and saloon keeper. shot three times
and killed Thomas Ryan. the keeper of
an adjoining saloon Jealousy of
Ryan's more prosperous establish
ment led 20 the crime. Anderson
loaded up with fifteen drinks ~ bad
whisky. entered Ryan's saloon. drew .
s$-cAlieer Colts revolver and began 70
shoot One bullet took effect over the
heart aad Ryan fell dead The muir
derer tAen walked into his own saloon.
put the revolver Z his head and fired,
but on account OF nervousness the bull
let entered the cheek. ranged upward
and lodged under the right eye
Then followed strange speetar
Gle. With the blood flowing
man Of iron nerve. went behind the
counter. threw out the four old shells.
and put four new cartridges In the re-
volver. He fred one shot into ths door
60 see IL the cartridges were all
right and then came from behind
the counter and sat down In . chair.
His wife on bended knees ia
pool Of blood begged him not to
take his LIE. and while hs sat
stern and resolute. asking his wife not
10 interfere with him. q beautiful little
girl-his daughtsr-Also knelt by his
side and with childish plsadinsu inter
mingled with sSbs inplored her father
not 10 XIII himself Without uttering
word Anderson held the revolver to
the right of the let nipple and fred,
falling back on the door dead man,
shot through the heart
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25

rrpgsSArono. Ind. July s4-The
'Iouz-pending suit Of the Cincipnsti,
Hamilton q Dayton stockholders
against W r. Mekesn. president OF
the vsndalia road, for over 1000, 600,
vas decided in favor OF the defendant
THURSDAY The suit grew out Of the
c~le brated Ivas-Stavnsr deal. BY which
the Cincinnati. Hamilton A DAYTON
people claim 70 have lost si.sso. 600
The eour. holds TIA. McKe-n's part 10
the transaction was not fraudulent, ss
charged. but that he performed fully
his contract The ease therefor. wss
as....s.~.l
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
SHORT SPECIALS.

A break which II Will require a
month To repair has been made in the
Erie canal near Schenectady.
More than $40, 900 in school bonds
have been redeemed in Kansas within
the last thirty days, none of whieh ars
yet due
A forfeit Of 81, 900. TO bind . match
between Sullivan and Slavin, was de-
posted at New York Thursday by
Charley Johnson
The Fruit Growers association of
southeastern Illinois viii hold a two
days session at saylor Springs, Ill, on
septem Der 8 and ..
Thursday at Arkslon, Kan. James
Brennan was held to await the action
of the grand jury for the murder of
Col Samuel Wood.
A farmer named Joseph Caruthers,
living near PanA, ia, was fatally in
jured by being thrown from . high
6ridge by . balky horse
John Mclean & Co.. dealers in
Wholesale millinery and fancy goods
at Montreal, Can. assigned Thursday
with liabilities of Sesi, ,2a9.
George K. Barrett of Chicago, on
Thursday captured all the valuable
prizes in both ordinary and safety
events at the Green Bay wis bicycle
tournament
The governor Of South Dakota will
call an extra session of the Legislature
providing two-thirds of the members
will agree TO vote for the worlds fair
appropriation.
IL Is said that Judge Allen 9. Thur
man is failing fast. He takes no exer-
else and reads far into the night Since
his retirement from public life he has
grown old rapidly.
Abel Ady, recently graduated from
Wesleyan university, Delaware, o.,
will sail from San Francisco on the
first vessel TO Valparaiso. to enter the
service of the Chilian insurgents.
s. p. Vaudeville. representing q syn
dieate Of Chicago and St. Louis capital
lists. on Thursday bought 400 acres of
land in Pomona Cali valley. upon
which the largest fig orchard In the
world will be set out
Chief Harrington. of the nation al
weather bureau. has appointed Signal
Officer Norman Il. Conger. of Lansing,
Mich. local forecaster for that section.
Mr.. Conger has been ordered TO report
for duty at Detroit August 1.
The National Society of the Daugh.
ters of the Revolution was incor poreted
at Washington Thursday with Mra
benjamin Harrison "a president gen
eral, Mrs. w ~ Cabell, of Virginia
first vice president. and Mra Gen
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
1--we stock.

CHICAGO. July -.
cArrLE-Market rather active and prices
fairly well supper Quotations ranged
At s5sO6s6 s5 for choice TO fancy shipping
Steers; 10ols5.ao for good 20 choice DO a 81
a 30 for common 70 fair do. g 7sx14 10 fol
butchers Steers; ts.o0aSs % for Steekers; q g,
N4.S for Tex ans; q. 4oaA 80 for Feeders; s. 81
G40o for Cows; A. S0350 for Bulls and O. 81
o.. ~ for Veal Calves
HoGs-Market fairly active. Best graAs1
steady but other qualities about Sc lower
Sales ranged AZ 2oo1s.ao for Pigs; e. s3
6-S for light; Nooa4s5 for rough packing;
o. S15.o0 for mixed and l5oOcsoO fog hesvy
packing and shipping lotA
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
LOCAL MARKETS.
Prtcea to Farmera.

GRAIS-0.d wheat. 94c; new. Sec; corn. 6oc
oats. 40c; rye. 75c; barley 81. 10 Y hundred.
MEAT-Beef. 4G6c; pork. &C: mutton. e@1c;
spring lamb. Zoe; fowls. lie; spring chickens.
nc; veal. &c; turkeys. l0c; ducks, l0c.
PSODUCE-Butter. BE; eggy. l5c; potatoes. Ioc
bu; heets. soc = bu; onions, 20c + do.:
radishes. lOc q doz; lettuce. 25c = bu; peas &c
Y bu; beans hand picked. 500 2 bu; honey.
loc; raspberries. l2c q quart; cherries $50 =
bu; peaches. 500 ebu; apples. Sl0l p bu.
WooL-Washed. 2Otl2sc; unwashed lgUc.
HAY-Iimothy. SIS = ton; clover. SIS q ton;
straw. s. "a ton.
HIDEs AND TALLow-Green. 4c; part cured.
&c; cured hides Sc; calf skins, green. SC; calf
skins. cured &C; tallow. &c; pelts, 6Q@sl.o0
dekia l5r25c
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
yudg. Mckay on the Rack.

TopsKA. Kan. July 2+-Chief Jus,
tice Horton took but little time Thurs
dsy afternoon in convincing q. W. Nc
Kay. the alliance Judge from Harper
county. and the guardian, and attorney
of Albert Honeywell, that orders OF
the supreme court must nsither be
ignored nor evaded. Judge Mckay
vas charged with having issued
orders in direct violation OF an order
issued by the supreme court Chief
Justice Horton IN very severe terms
criticised Judge Mckay aud continued
the case until the regular term Cf court
in September. when he promised that
II no further attempt was made to dis.
obey the injunctions OF the supreme
court no punishment would be meted
out 10 the defendant
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
Prices tn Cousu m ers.

FLOUR AND FEED-Lily White. s2.s5: Patent.
sS.a5 q hundred; corn meal. SIS q hurAred
feed. sZ6.D042T.oo y ton: middings. slN0 =
ton; bran, sl7.00 2 ton ships. $500 2 toI.
MEAr-Pork steak. lee; roast. Zoe; Iibs SC
tenderloin. l2lxc; ham. l2c: beef steak. l0@lsc
roast. ses l6c; ribs, 4c: mutton. 6@l4c; spring
lamb. lOtglSc spring chickens. 25c; turkeys.
l2i4c; ducks. 12lsc
PEoDUcE-Butter.1 16dl7c eggs. lsc: potatoes.
sl-0O bu; beets. greens. Soc y bu ;:for cooA ny
purposes. 30c q PIX; onions. 6 e v pix; peas Dc
= PIX; beans. &c 2 10, radishss. 20c q doz
raspberries. l5c; cherries. Sc; peaches. o0c =
PIX apples. Sac PIX.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
WInANS { ALLEN
6rans Uaion Real Estate Ins an e
ROOMS 5 AND4 T0sKk bLkcA
PHONE s2e.

Szles Cor . new nleaers house on Cass sf; e&k
nnish t.elea. thss a. oAf II otsg bargains
SiA1 y Il bus 4 so IA hose near nisisteDi
front haf. Ne q Sifra ana saamrr 4ttcaea.
lot esxst. VEL ana esssere. sia1ae. fhss pace
IL eertG S10G
We are onersng Al sreat - ssrcs = ae~,
meaerb house Na. 80 Ckss-xt~. Ter $50 The
ewaer lives IN the hosss ana vii shsS II 10
yea.
ssse Ter . fsrnisbed hetel n coed ts~E ana
doing coed oasiaes>s viii eachAn@s 1ef
isE M or cily propSrly.
tztssl for No II P2rg-sss. new. well rented.
~ room cellar n paris SeA And eisserl.
lar &c los room for another house
see will buy baslsess csrner SiIEis - rsas
Of y. 4 NJ. depot
tlout siu e1y sssolx ISLAND
LOTS OF LOTS.
sac Gill buy 5 LOT two blocks from the cor
ner OF kAsl aud fifth-sse-
$50 fer a lot on Mechanic 81
Ssso tor . lot on Case a.
So fof . let on : Lafayette Ct
slsoo ieT let on NAdisoa ave-. ncrth Of fIfsh
ave.
sse for q lot on James ST
$ss9 for = Loo on = Dislslon-
t6ou for lot D. Leonard.
ssS Tor = i0t one-haiI b.oek from d. n
depot
s5le for lct on Dayton ST.
saoe for lot On GrsgEs ave.
SiiDc for lots cerarr sass anc Forest
So Tor lot on IisshaEBst
tGs Tor . lot near c-rlof Madison anc Reed
500 Tor q lot eR HenTs =.
$,s tor \ large lof en \ I'D sen ave.
$50 Tor = lot on Prince.
s5ao for = lot oh Nopd lawn ave.
Our list II sse lets Is snsi IS large.
wINANs ALLEN,
s anc 1o~er Blk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
HOME FOR SALE!

Modern. convenient house.
containing all the require
ments for q coed sized tam
tiy. Seven bed rooms. bath
room, psrior. sitting room.
dining room. kitcbsn. china
G oSit. : psntfies. other
closets. lasatcrs. front snf
hack sfSirways. frffa store
room in attic, Ia iauc oisgtic
fsofed and large enougu 10
make TIVE NOR bed rooms.
" HaoWs and doors flffed
wfa screws. cellar win ious
" ~ wire "a srd. Provision
room. laundry. furnace and
fgei room n hssens 1 which
Il coneretea and fa0red in
ffst-e sss hammer ana pro
videa with "a outside en-
trsnre. ~ vQu hsfs locked
fHe city over for . convent
enf an6 wei arranged hauss
without suce e<s. do ncf fail
te inVesffgsfr this orHnrtn-
Bitv 70 80 ire ii . theuf the
trouble. uncertainty and Dc
lay tncideufai to bsgii6fug
J his bolss IA uros one cf TIE
fnesi lots IN the citysBd VII
be salf win either eix ~.
ehr1s1. esxsfr Or -as3S7 fset.
lrmeoiafe possession u O.
sr@6 vii - soid nron Easy
terms boof effhe property
wbgeh fs 3s7 Feur fsin u n
address ". II James. l,sffoit
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
]. II. M'KEE & SONS
MONROE ST.

On ls0Ts r-ar Tsr Fu,fen-.s on months
~ payments q . eseh- Pricrs 81 - sssG
CHofCF Of " lefs on Issrge's cst,l. rose ADD
v 80 esch. u taken sooh-
TOR etIE--Clder rniH, Win fvo huilflurs
and ssrfe let vel efuiBp~e with frst
risss niscf H~rr. be- -, etrs nnsrhi psry alone
worth price sss~o fof tue wha5. s.suafsa Ia,
sde Of ritys 0Ner Faed fof shorf ftHse onlr
n for 81 era. "a rnoHfhiv pavrassr,ts fft,tn
fftf's - acc thf uilofre iafs 81 tie risf
ca a once. J. 81. Hei - sous a Feilrrs-s -
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
x,,,-s ~ a,n a..hgu~ry.

CrrvxLaSp. a. Jaiy "a nan
ssred Joan Rrna aEepuejer Wa killed
N the wire department n The firve-
land Rolling Nil Company Thursday
a. noon. Ne got eaazht IN the ma
~hiuerv sna was literally tofn - pieces
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25

stoux CRY. Ia. IniY "a Mrs Alec
~aiisra Ard her hrosher, y Nssi
dell ha~e hern s1 issi.p-t iasan~ and
seu. - IN state ssf lsfn fas ~asnas'
beessn~ vtolrnttY SESAME ss@a she heart
81 ssE sretAsfs laassy tw9 aa5s ssa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
A BARGAIN.

lUsT F0NPLETED on nuctevest q fe~
\ sroom house; hnil parier Hnd slit Ec
room in osk. Sidewalk iaid and trees piantsd,
price sA5so. on your own terms.
TURNER A CARROLL.
e New Houseman Biog
TWO nice houses on Heveys, tha, vii suit
Il yeu osiy tlza esca.
TURNER a ctRRoIds
IS New H0ussmsn Beg
A NEW House for small family, corner Tot.
"A on Dayton st. fs1f
TURNER A CARROLL.
81 New houssmsn bidg
WE offer bargains Ia iots on Senfh Division.
w Han EBclid sfe.. berry. fuffess. Vest
Fulton. Watson. Dayton hnc Other oe>frable
streets. Cal sad ser %
1IENER A CARROLL.
g. tsw iuus-uan 4 az.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE

RADCLIkF 4 HoLT-Reliab.e upholsterers
IL 1T III South Dfyision-st.. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not bv 'phoning No. so or o65 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
Homes for Sale. $. 8, 20. ssra month. aaa

DO You Want Easier Terms tia Thesei
294. Eighth. bargain, 500.
3c1 No. Prospect, ireaI bargain, S2,25S.
304 No. lafsyet,e-st., can be bought at a
bargain.
PIG hsstings-s'-, is in the same ~.
365 No. lafsyst'e-s'.. al bargain
2l6 Spring-st.. for sale or rent.
House and LOT on pIainfeld-ase. at bargain
House and LOT on G. A. wolfs ADDITION; goat
bargain.
169 No Coilege-sye., al a sacrifice.
49 lake-si.. on small payments, $500
393 and 395 lOgan-si, 81 500
81 Ihomss-st, $4,000
81 Sinelau-si. $3.50
i6 Jenned-st., Si,500
398 East Bridge-st., part down, S2,i00
Vacant lot. In an parts Of the city Al al pri-
ees aud on any Kinds ~ terms
A limited number Of lets on Inien Bouie
ward add. cbs a. isr casb
North PARK lots. az prices We have fhree
or four SECTIONS 81 timber land IA Northern
Michigan and some cash We VIII put with q
Tor city realty.
We have city lots 20 exchange for yout farm.
II you wish to trade come and see as AHv
amount Il bargains on our b0s6s
u r. BROOKS NCo..
and The Gilbert. over Morse.
Open Wednesday, auc saturday
evenings Telephone isg1
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
DeG0LlA BROS,
- DEALERS IN
Real Estate, Business Exchange
AND LOANS.
8 and 9 Tower Block.

EOR SALE-lo0 acres land in Paris township
smiles from city; larse house aDd two
good barns; clay loan soil. large or short
good fence; - acres beech and maple timber
price soo per acre; would exchange for Grand
Rapids property.
TOR SALES acres in Plainfeid IA miles
y from city. mile from Rockford. IS acres
improved. tt1 peach. 3 acres apples 1000 rss D.
berries. 20 plams. 90 pears, acres oats. acres
wheat. II acres seeded. acres corn. 5acrcs po-
tatoes. good room house. good barn. horses.
cows. farming implements and all personal
property; owner must sell on account OF fail
inS heal h; price $1,000.
E0R SALE-9room house Just complei ed on
Hanover Court. finely finished with high
terrace. graded street; call in and get price
Oh this house II you want 10 invest In North
end property.
TOR SALE-fiousc and lot in southern part
not complete same from shortage OF FUNDS.
This Is good chance for person having small
amount oil money 10 make good investment.
fI'0 EXCHANGE acres % acres improved,
i balance white oak timber. l6-room house
aud barn. fine orchard. 4 ARES low land un-
der drained ana under cultivation. This fne
place il situated about 20 miles from the city.
south. Come in and get full description.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres on lake
shore. near the park; good buildings, dte
peach trees IN bearing. 2 pear standards In
bearing. acres strawberries. 3 acres rsspbsr-
ries. 90 grapes. gooseberres and other small
fruits. rriee 500. fruit on same will paw for
IL the present season. would exchange for
good city property; this rs great chance for
some one and the greatest bargain We have
ever offered.
fI'0 ENCHANGE-For good renting city prop
i erty. 80 acres. fine house. barn and out
buildings. 20 acres improved. balance oak.
beech and hickory timber. good fences. 40
peach. la9 apple. pears. plums and small fruit
DIGoLrA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

fh- bfsss hseet tstsfss aa y 80 Hfiake q
Nea a - 80 "a - fef safe. . - eeHfsfrs
"a - siufxs Tee ssgan1 Hs-8f i xaffss -
tssass sal fshis feF s~fss ~ sesss~kef 81 -.
iU szu - fasa ~fu tAkF est n s4tr
ffafsfss - sss4 - = asTs sa8hfHx "a
ssf A. A AoEA. "a Nssf ffl1sest
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
Lily White.

The ValleyCity Milling Company has
no peer in the manufacture of -four.
Try the LILY WHITE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25

THOMAS II. GILBERT. President
0E0 g. BRIGGS yies-Presiden..
j. fKEpkkIt bAAks. Cashier.
E. HUNT. Assistant Cashier
Transact business In all departments " bsnk-
Ing authorized by the National BANKING Law.
Exchanges available in all the commercial
elites of the world sold Rt current rates
u. :. bonds bought aud sold.
DIRE TORS
Thomas D. Gilbert, Moves l.. Avery.
Thomas !. o'Brien. George q. Briggs.
David NJ Amberg Iemuel ID. Putnam.
Ranson, e. Luce Constr fzntine Morton.
Eaward H. Hunt John L. Fitzgerald.
r Stewart White. Phiio G. Fuller.
j. Frederic Baars
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25

WHxAr-Duu and weak. 1oac b-low open
ting. July, TS9gse. August. 9S8s5Ac
September. ~ ioi3G9SSe: December GSa
$50. January. ssS osssi 70, May. sissx0Io3S
CoKS-ouist and nrmer Ne. 3 cossa7sc.
OAfs-Duli and easier. Western 3aS39c
Provisions = Beef-Quiet weak Extra
mess. s0.5o@iaso; family tlsoeslA0o Pork
Quiet, steady. New meas r5fsi3S: old
mesS I'll ssoia IS; extra prime si0 500 1 GA
Lard-Quist. weak StsAm-rsn-dsrsd t&s7Ha
Asa
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
CIsvxLAxp. O.. July |,

OlHVELAND, U, July ~.
PrroLkuM-Easy. STANDARD white. iM
chc; "a gasoline. &c; g gasoline. l0c; - napA
thA s1c.
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
XNANTEp-our agents make sloo to sgop

WANTED-0ur agents make slC0 10 500 a
w month selling our goods on their merits.
We want country and general agents. Hnd viii
fails 10 clear Slt0 and expenses after "a thirty
days. trial. or general agent less than So.
We will send large Illustrated circulars and
letter with special Offer t. suit territory ap-
pile. for on receipt OF three one-cent stamps.
Apply at once aud get OF the boom. Address
Renner Manufacturing Company. Pittshurg,
Pa. 80
Telegram-herald., 1891-07-25
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED-Several bright and active men to
W canvass; good wages guaranteed. Apply
at DIR. Wrghts Office. AGO ;. Diyision-st. 206
WANTED-FurIiturem ma ufacturers' agents
w 10 sell cus goods in Wisconsin,. Indiana.
Illinois. iowa aud Minnesota. Address Hamiin
& Green Table Co. Alma Mich. sl3