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The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21
Huffstettler. Tenn,

Health of community not very
good.
Mrs. A. J. Best is very i'll with
pneumonia. &
Aunt Fanny Best is very sick.
She is one among the Oldest persons
in this vicinity.
Quite a number are suffering
from the grippe.
Quite number of the parents
visited the closing exercises Of the
school at this place on last Friday
All seemed to be pleased with the
way Mr.. 'iannahgoverns his school.
The many friends of &. l.. Ham
nah and J. G. Murphy regret to
learn that they are to leave these
parts for the state of Washington,
the Goth inst. These young men
will be l1issei by all especially, lid
young folks. They have the best
wishes Of all for their future success.
7. B. Scroggs, lately from Indiana,
Informs us that he has sold hi~prop-
erty and will return to his former
state soon.
j. p. Murphy and E. A. Carpen.
ter went to Knoxville on business,
last week.
II, M. Costner, of near Maryville,
was in our midst last Sunday.
Misses Susie Hannah and Dossie
McGhee, of Maryville College, visit.
ed home folks Saturday and Sun.
day.
Mr.. JOS. HAYDEN, of Kansas, who
is visiting his parents near Brick
Mill, was in our town last Thursday
Rev. T. H. Henry preached q
very interesting sermon to a large
congregation at Carpenters Camp.
ground, on last Sabbath.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21
Then last Of all comes gallant Mack
Whom none can blame cent,
Because he stood and ratified
"Withort an instrumeut."

Then last Of all comes gallant Mack
Whom none can blame cent,
Because he stood and ratified
without an instrument"
In long suspense the msidens stood,
Then up spoke two or three,
We come king, to ask release
From your most harsh decree.
The king did raise his foot aloft.
Then stamped upon the floor;
go, get you to your roomsr said he,
Don't bother me no more"
"You girls are all too eager, now,
Your sweethearts to escort,
So we have just determined
To cut the matter short.
you girls would go to sociables s'Nf 4 !.
In spite Of rain and mud,
But you'll not go tomorrow night,
We've nipped it in the bud"
Suppose dear king" Miss Johnnie said,
I'VE all go in cahoot,
II you'll recant I'll pay you cash,
And court your Sam to boot"
The idea struck the king at once
He jumped around so funny,
He made the trade without delay,
And pocketed the money.
The maidens ran with all their might
10 spread the joyful news.
They ran so fast they lost their hats,
Some even lost their shoes.
Come running" boys! come running" boy
Come Charlie, Sam, and Newt.
told you we could work him
By going in cahoot.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21
WASHINGTON CITY.
Especial Correspondence

Especial CorrespOndence.)
This is certainly the era of politi-
cal sensations, and this week has
produced two, the influence of
which will be felt for many day
in this country, and may hap in
others closely related to US in busi-
ness. The first was the attempt of
Great Britain, after having been
fairly outwitted in diplomacy by
Mr.. Blaine, to use our Supreme
Court for the purpose of opposing
the executive branch of our govern.
ment, a proceeding unparalleled
and without precedent in the in.
ternational diplomatic annals of
the world; and the second was the
passage Of the free silver coinage
bill as substitute for the Senate
financial bill, in spite of the deter
mined efforts of Senators Sherman,
Allison, Evarts, Morril, Aldrich and
others whose financial sagacity has
moulded the policy of the Republi.
can party on money matters for
more than decade.
1t was evident several days ago
that silver was on top in the Senate
and after the speech of Senator In.
gals in favor Of free coinage, which
was in many respects the ablest
and most brilliant ever delivered by
that extraordinarily brilliant man
no power on earth could have
stemmed the tide. 1t was all in
vain that Senator German, thu
Democratic leader, who probabl,
regretted when too late the par
he and many members of his part,
had taken in bringing about tn,
present situation, attempted t,
stem the silver food by proposin,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21

A Riversdale, CAL, man is report
ed to have arranged an electic
frost alarm, which will be a great
convenience to orange growers. 1t
consists of an accurate dial ther-
mometer, electrically connected
with a bell to ring when any desir-
ed temperature is reached.
Doors made of paper are said to
be an improvement over those made
of wood. They are formed of two
thick paper boards stamped and
nodded into panels, and glued to-
gether with glue and potash and
then rolled through heavy rollers.
After being coated with waterproof
coating, and one that is fireproof
they are painted, vanished and
hung up in the usual way.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21
CDE MT A nT r. caccurately fitted to cor
OA 2V l. xAVA49Nrec defects of vision.


sight glasses properly
correct Of retraction.
Patients very (who have purchased spectacle
the ordinary without having had their properly examined and
e suffering from the i'll effects of unsuitable glasses frames that
adapted the lenses that wholly unlike de-
fectve than worthless. -
nearly drug store
and tell him little medicine each bottle an1Ftake
seemed suit his TASTE the method people employ
selecting spectaces
place
proper position eyes, glasses correctly
chosen. In short sf@
glasses competent ocust The
valuable too delicate f with Vision priceless bless
ing squande for the sake of shortsghted economy
REMEMBER: healthy properly adjusted correctly fitted
with glasses, frOmover #H
depend
INTERIOR THE EYE BALL. which recognized only by
oPHTHALMoscoPIc EXAMINATION
which most physicians prepared to make
IT to bring such to specialist who
can both diagnose and treat them most successfully
| DISEASES OF THE EAR
require their successful special and expensive outfit and
knowledge which general practitioners rarely possess
people, young DID, doomed to deafness by the
we advice the lack of advice of the family physician who knows
but little about the subject and ashamed confess his
suffering with troubles should be brought TO
specialist carefully examined and wisely treated before too late
DISEASES OF THE NOSE
beyond therapeutic of most physicians
plays important role in the treatment of these az
ecions and but few prepared to apply properly
RHINoscoPY,
posteor not much practced
outside of city physicians except by specialists.
Many simple forms of OF THE NOSE are allowed go on
render their tedious difficult i'm
possible.
DISEASES especially those involving the Laynx
anu '''' '''' "'N ''I4S IARYNooscoPlc
also to the realm of the specialist They
ally before they ask aid and would gain much by
. seeking competent advice earlier
f ACREAT DISCOVERY,
still enough the fact that apparently
sympathetic irritation
caused unsuspeced diseased conditions of the RECTUM
completely this demonstrated and confirmed by hum
ded of physicians in all parts of the country that no specialists
worthy name include thorough knowledge
VI SCIENCE invaluable part Of h
n essiOna qualifications.
Realizing this fully this requirement
prepared treat all diseased conditions the ETUM whether
emovhaa Fswe Jzus FSns, Irritating Rectal Pockets, R1pip,
. Stasms Reaxahoa of Sthiaar muscles, Pou bova, etc..
in accordance with methods
III DO PRACTICE every branch of medicine and
gery immediate vicinity Maryve but decline
the patients who call at Office whom
come from would be much nconvennced
It they did not find me at home.
t still treat of the
r DISEASES OF WOMEN,
and have much special department
attend such while
able them oreee that
very upon will necessary
- to services to such patients.
sl Very respectfully,
d d w. E. HATHAWAY M. >.
T, MontvaIe Road, MaryvilIe, Tenn.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-01-21
DISEASES OFWOMEN,

and facilities in that special department
practice willing attend such while
spare time for hem but esee that the time
very distant
me to deny my services to such patients
Very respectfully,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

Mus S9perin f9reibt Der geridt.
~erftatter eineS 5ibf9mebif6en Blattes :
Glmdlis ridt baS bebsutiame Sabr
1908 immer ttdber, tn tpelfem Die
Stabt @tSmar mad einem p0ltg geleb,
.li6en DOCUMENT bonn Sabre 1903 an
lSdmeoen Suriidfallen 5ol, 1ofern bic
S9meoen Die 5umlne besablen, gesen
ipelbe bie Stabt einft ~perpfdnbet pnroe.
Die 8erpfdnbunsslumr1 betrng s.,
625, 5000 Wfarf NIT Gins unb 3tnleS,
gins lit bic Surnr1e am 8erfalltaee arf
108, DOC, 900 Marf ansepa9ien. DaS
1T 9epiB eth 9roBeS &apital, aber Die
Sta0t @ismar lit aud etmaS tpertb,
pte tire 8iir9er am beften ptien. @te
germ aud Der e~in3elne Wisnlarer ben
lameoii9en Inlpru6 t~pegleusnen
nl6dte, 70 erfentten bie Beb6r6en bod
offi5iea S9mebeus n@isentbumsredt1
an. Sin etsentbimlt6es 8eiipiel btsr,
ttir peroient @%rpdbnutg. Cube 1887
tautte 6as Sonamt BON Der 9ta6t Elm
@ebtet TIM Rreile bon 1857 Me. so Yf.
CUR @rri9tnng zines 9fmtssebdu6es
beim Safen. SIN Yertras iiber bieIen
Saul beoang it6 bas 3ollamt ausoriid,
ltd aus, baB Die serannte Sumu1e,
1857 Wtarf so Pf., ,uriitbesablt tpiiroe,
I'M Sale 9hmeoen 1908 tpie6er In ben
Beiit Wismars trdte. Merben nun
1908 bic S9meben nit ben 1O8, OOo,.
600 fon1rnen rnb ibr Bfaub 3nridfor.
bern? Das LIT cine Srase, Sic thinner
b~rennenber iptrb. limb s1 alien I'm,
.gliid bleibt S9pebens Re9t aud fit
ben Sail befteben, oaB bas @elo niht
CUR ausseiesten 3eit be3ablt perben
folte. S9weben muB bann bios mel,
tere 100 Sabre ooer btS 2OO3 t%partett,
bat bann aber 2,O77, SOC, 900 Wfart at
sQhlen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

YIate berrI9t, 6et1 Elm @erfdt, cine
Depei6e ftei9ern ober serftUrett ba ltr>
pl6tli9 Die 9%offnuneet, 3t bener ii6
Der @tn5etne iii ietner @etsdeit beredl
tigt slaubte, werfen Dteleut eitter 6a,1s
fen @oloes in BEN S6oob, tpabren6 file
Semen gum 3euoloer sreifen la}Ien.
Son Set gu 3eit tritt aud bier cine
semtfe 8ube Elm. Das @ef9dft flag
nirt. Wfan bat it9 anf ben Barfen
nieoer9elafen unb planoert. Sier gebt
DIE neneite Nummer zines 8isblattes
pom Sanb gu 9anb, bort miro eth
Telirlpiel bearbettet, bort Elm @te er,
5ablt, bort etnem arslos 9ranmenbeu
ei1 LANCER 9apter1dtpan5 a~nsebdnst.
Derlei Sber3e finb iibrt9ens nt9t
allcin III 8ertin i'm S6panse, fonbern
tperber aud an ai1Seren 86rlett fulfil
Dirt. Sn gtem Sort ). 9. iaeint eS
cine Spe5talttdt gu fet1, oen 9eltett bie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

@Dlinber einsutreibem. @inen Saupt,
fpab berettet eS In 8erlin, eilts 8or<
iibergebenbe nit Dem Gufe: ,Sie =
6err = db" - anf3ubaltett unb Sen
Gerser oes @eu5ten nit S0llenselddter
5u beantnorten. HtnsS Inn ben Saal
aiebt li6 cine Neibe bon Nii9en.
Dielelben iinb bic 5auptquarttere
Der haute finance. Sebe8 bebeutenbe
9aus, 8lethr0ber, @ar59auer, Mer,
6elsiobn, iebe Der groben 8anfen be-
iitt etne Ser Nil9en, In benen an latts
ger Eafel Die Gnseitellten Der Sduler
bte etngelaufenen DepeiAen priifer,
oeren Snbalt notiren uttb Ben auSfiibs
ren6en &olle9eu iiberantlporten.
Benusen mir ben Momeut Der @tass
nation TN @e56dft8ganse, einei1 alses
meinen ueberblid iiber Die @bpiiogfio.
mien IN Dem Saale gu seipinnett. Sc
lit iebeS 2~ebensalter bter pertreten.
Som bartloien, fnabenbaften Sursen
bis 5nm 9ebeust einberiAlei9enben
@reiie-ale Sta6ien Der Gntfpidelunq
iinb borbanben. Die @eiidter ltn6
meiit 56arf seidnitten, @nergie unb
@ntf9loHeubeit 1prefet aus ibneu.
@lesants, Die als tpan6eln6e Mobeioure
male. ebelitetn9eidmiidt, I'M sldn3enben
Climber cinberseben, In BEN 3isen bie
blabenoe Srti6e, pel6e alien altse
ihpeifnnsen gum Trot, burb fDbari>
tii9e &~0rperpfese unb iippise @rndbs
rutts erbalter mirb, itreifea bter man6'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

Die Nii9e Blei9r6ber.
absel9abter Sod zines Samtlienpaters,
Der pot Der 6anb in ben Muno lebt
uno poI 8ttterniB in benz iorgenbur9.
fur9ten Gntfts mad einern fleinen Sc
mimi lpdbt, 6aB CT i'm erbaihe.
Buff! Da baben MIR einen Slip,
penitob meg urb fie9en CUR @ette. 6ier
lit nidt Der Srt 81 trdnmer. Beim
nlttmomarf sebt's mieber losl Gin
fen~fationeles @eriidt n1o bte Rurle ffeis
gen unb iteisen = plSeiid aber seben
Die Wertbe pteber abfpdrt8, benr cine
nelte, bementtrenbe Depeide lit anges
fommen, uno bic Mufreeung fteigert
ftd in benz MaBe, ais Die brittle NtaAs
ttt~ttassftunbe, Der S9luB Der Borie,
b%eranitabt Sie miirben itreiten url6
hanoeln bis in bic firferbe gtadtN....
Da be9innt bic ubr I'M @iebelfel6 bes
SaaleS ibr seler6e8 @elGnte nttb beratt
ridt cine &olonue bon 85rienbienern,
lansseittelte, srobe 6arbsloden tras
setto, lnb tnterntmmt ben ansriff auf
Die ~bartnddisen 6dnSler, idminat Die
betlenben @lodetl Dor BEN S6ren 6ieler
sebetten, fieberbaft erresten Meni9en,
tpdbrenb oben Die ubr tbr Stnrmseldute
iuie CUR 8esleitung oa3fpil9en inmmen
Taft. SIS 9tbt fetne 6ole, Die etnen
pabnfinuiseren Tnmnlt er3eusen f0nnte,
uub lansfam tpet9t MIN 6ie Menee Dor
Sieiem acknowledgement @ntieten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

Wlen9es IIn) Hbers
f9reieno, fid iu's DIR Hiilterr6, ms
Bud notireao, &urie briilenb, Dope,
i9en jdreibe1b, In Der geballtett aauit
Bleiffiffe bo9 en1porl6minaenb.
Das 1T Der llltimomarft. Der Ort,
ba In freiem Yerfehr, au fortmdhreu6
59panfeubeH Gurietl srose @ummen
Der auf 3eit 9~ebanbelten @ffetten nm.
seben. Die Mafler, pel6e ben aern
oieier 9rnppe bilben, finb nidt perei.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23
Jn mammons gempel.
Gin sein9 tit Der serliner 8arie.
Gbaos far sen tineinseweibtea Ser I'LL
timos9aartt &imoif6e 8eInfiean'
ecu Der @5ritantr.

ie 80rienopera,
tionclt ifeben 9es
M artt9 i'm
goroer9rltn6 bes
offentli6en Su,
tereiies, iomobl
btersulanbe tpte.
.brlben. Sicr ba,
ben mir bas trans
rise 8tlb zines
Manne8, Der NIT
elmer faun bur6
~ o r n e~tfiiherrpi-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

inbaber an. lin
bieie 8dnfe ber,
nm, iisen6, boz
denb, # ben ,,
ben Bor0ermann
an Der Sdulter
padenb uttS hber
ben 9opf beiia,
ben ~BinmegbriL
len6, lid ftoBenb
b~rdngenb,
i9iebt nnb lpost
cine anf9ereste
" GX
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

Bfeilern 6e8 9e<
inaltigen Snner,
raunteS empor,
b%ranbeir, balls in
reselmd Bigem
iD m p ntl9en
5dmaa, balo TIT
ein3elnen fih
Il berfhr5enoen
@1reten. limb
ME bas DIR fid
erit an ben Qdrnt
geip0bnen muB,
IN hrn1tfht nttM
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

a1ns gu acknowledgement 9oniequenS
1eine Bartrer rutntrt urlo auf leinen bods
%beribnttett Bater Ste 99ma1 etneS be-
ledten Ndtnens tpal3t. Oort leben mir.
tpte 2ette, bte NIT benz 8ertrauetl Der
66dften tn Der @eieai9aft beebrt muir,
Sen, tmS elbftmorb ettet Gn8tpeg Dor Der
ibneu brobenben 3u6tbaus5elle iuden.
9aifen MIR fir iett bte f9mer5li9e In,
gelesenbett' @omar6 Stel6S, beliert tobt>
franfer 8ater, @Drus Sielb, 5uerit Dor
25..Sabreu 3wtl9en europa unb Nmerifa
etne 6auernoe tele9rapbt5de Berbinbung
1duf, bet Seite, anh Die @ebriiber
Sommerfelb ieien NIT Der Ntettnung
tbres yfamen8 ab9etban urto iebett mir
uns etruHal etne iener Stdttert an, no
autdsli6 Die Meni9beit ben to1et1 8ei,
gen um's 9olbene &alb auffnbrt, bel
6em, pie bet BEN @~eiltertdtsert Der Stts
btaner, balb Der @tt1e, balb Der Nn6ere
binfdlt, Dieter eri60pft 1no sebroben,
Sener bort entfeelt.
Wir Ddblen 81 unlerem 8e1u9 Die
8erliner Bor1e.
Weun man 9eSer Mittag ba8 an.
ufer Der fridge flteBenoen Spree lang
bingeitredte Dornebme @ebduoe betrttt,
70 rauIdt es etnein entseser pie bas
@eipoge zines Wteeres. IS iinb Men>
fd)eulttmmen, bic an ben WGn6en u1tb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-23

oaS gnGe Bet, Inn IN benz ~faleiboffppi>
fden Bib Der b%rdngenben, baitenoerl
Mtense Die cine ober arbere @ruppe 3t
uttterf9et6en.
Rin9s nm ben sroBer Saaf lduft,
etne idnlensetragette @aIerie, melhe
benielben burd 3nei Quersdnge In bret
aniebnli6e Hdumlt6fetter tbeilt, bon
berteit Die beiben erften benz Souosge,
f4dfte, ote lette Dem grobuftenbanbel
gebDrt. tSu Der Mitte Der Sdle fallen
ins eigertbhmlibe pieredige 91ranfen
auf, bte 3iemlid sroBe Yldte umfrie,
6isen. Dort tbruuen Die pereibeteu
Wtafler, mel9e mad Mn9ebot uno Nad>
frase bie amtliden &urie resuliren.
Gin Sober bon linen bat eth bifeS
Moti3bud tn Der 5anO, ben offi3ieneu
Bertreter (Snbitituter) neben ii9 uno
BART 70 IN Der Nube, tpelde etn ges
ftderteS uno getpalttseS @tnfommerl
perrdtb, Der Dinee, Die ba fom1men
folen. Dteie fon1n1er benz aud In
@eftalt ba1ti9er Gommis, atbemloier
Qebrlinge, tpelde ben Subftituten tire
Sr6reS biftiren it1o bon ben bod Tbro,
renben lelbit 6afir nit eineur freurb,
li9eu &opfnideu o6er Dem reueften
B6rlenbonntot belobnt tperber. Sn11ers
halb 6iefer S9raufen iteben idmale,
LANCE Glide, on oenet1 Die Matler, gu
5tueien o6er breien tt @rnppett ber>
einist, Die aurie feftftelleu. Ole Glide
fragel f9mar5e, bodragenoe Eafelrt,
auf bic Elm TBeil oiefer &urle, Die fir
ben Berfebr pi9tisiteu, uettbtn fi9t,
bar seidrieben tperber. 3pti9en uitb
Tebe1 bielen S6ramfen, u~nreselmdbis
berfbeilt erblifen MIR, Nn1dnfen ab1s
ltd, Met5deufnduel I'M etn @tnas
berum ft6 grupptrenb. @ir treter
11ber. @S finb Bdnfe NIT ein3eln ab,
getbeilten Siseu. &leine Bor3elan,
fhil6er aeber bic Hamen Der Blab,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-05
ABBREVIATED TELEGRAMS.

Alliance leaders in Kansas declare
against fusion with the Democrats.
The Liberals of Salt Lake City have
carried the county by 900 majority, elect
ing full legislative and county tickets.
Captain William Vosburg, one of the
pioneers of Iowa, died at Clinton Monday
night, aged IS years.
The Bank of Van Diemans Land, at Ho-
bart Town, Tasmania, has suspended. Its
capital was s., ,50t, 900.
John Bell. an intimate friend of Sir
Walter Scott, died Monday at Melrose,
Scotland, aged 90 years.
Gideon w. Marsh, the absconded Phila.
delphia bank president, is reported to be
in Spanish Honduras.
John G. Eowell, a promin ent Califor-
mia politician. killed young man who
was an aspirant for the hand of his
daughter.
Josie Sinberg, a nurse girl at Superior,
Wis. drowned herself because accused of
poisoning child that had cholera in
fantum.
Governor Fifer has appointed Colonel ].
II. Barkley, of the Fifth regiment. briga-
dier general of the Second brigade Illinois
National Guard.
George Jones. owner of the New York
iIhcs, ID ScEioOSlN III at SpEluGS,
Me. Mr.. Jones is % years of age, and has
been in feeble health for some time.
The common pleas court at Philadel-
phia has ordered the dissolution of the
United Order of Fraternal Cooperation.
The order had five lodges in Chicago.
A wild woman is roaming the woods
in the vicinity of Womelsdorf Pa. She is
said to have long hair all over her face
and body and her habitat is South noun
tain.
1t is confidently stated that the assets of
Backer. who failed at New York for
81, ,000, coo. will cover his Liabilities, many
of which are on gilt-edged paper which he
has indorsed.
Sir Morell Mackenzie, the eminent spec
ialist, has performed successful operation
upon the throat of Henry Irving and it is
| now considered certain that the celebrated
actor Will recover the full use of his voice.
NJ. Eiffel, the architect of the great
tower at the French exposition has tele-
graphed to the board of managers of the
Columbian exposition for permission TO
erect tower on the fair grounds,
The North Wisconsin Lumber COMPANY.
| OF Hayward. Wis, has filed petition in
| the Cook county Glls. court to declare the
acts OF Spooner r. Howell, the lumber
merchant, as constituting a voluntary
assignment
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-05

CHICAGO, Aug. scores at the ma
tional game made by the League clubs
yesterday were: At Brooklyn-Brooklyn
:; Pittsburg, :. At Bosten-Boston, 10;
Cincinnati. At Philadeiphia-Phila
delphia, ): Chicago, , New York-Cleve-
land game postponed-rain
Association: At Cincinnati = Cincir-
natl, 3: Washington, 2 At ST Louis
st. Lotus, :; Boston. O.
Western: At Duluth-Omaha, ): Duluth,
Il. At Observation-Disclosures 3; Milwau-
kee, 13. At Sioux City-kansas City, 1;
Sioux City, ).
1llinois-Iowa: At tOttumwa-Ottumwa,
.; Rockford, o. Second gamer Ottumwa,
4; Rockford, 3. At Cedar Rapids-Cedar
Rapids, II; Ottawa, 5. At QuiDcy-Quincy,
q. -ToliA- 4
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-05
THE MARKETS.
Chicago.

Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug.4
Following were the quotations on the board
of trade today: Wheat-No. = August. opened
ss1sc, closed sSI9c; September. opened ss51c.
closed so14c; December, opened elIzc. closed
9S4c. Corn-No. August, opened 5g3zc closed
5S1sc; September, opened and closed sc;
October. opened 54l@c. closed 54ssc. Oats-No.
August. opened 2734c. closed 27ssc; September
opened 2734c; closed 21ssc; May, opened 3lIsc,
closed Bic. Pork-August, opened sII.3.14,
ciosedi Sll. l21s; September, opened SlL474
closed SLID; October, opened S1l.52l1
closed SLID. Lard-September. opened S6.10
closed S5.65.
Live stock-FollOwing were the prices at the
Union stock yards today: Hogs-Market
rather active at unchanged prices; sales
ranged at S365d5.J0 pigs. s49JG5.g0 light. $40
15.0 rough packing. si9bsI5.s5 mixed. and
S5-l0lc5.7n heavy packing and shipping lots
Cattle-Market only moderately active on
local and shipping account. and prices rather
steady; quotations ranged S5.70d6.25 choice
to fancy shipping steers, S4.9115.eO good
to choice do, S4.J05b5.s0 common 70 fair
do s3.1JG4.49 butchers steers s2eGa3 20
stOckers. S22Jd4.25 Texans, S340143O feeders
SL50G4oo COWS, SL5oGt3.5o bulls, and $500
40 veal calves.
Sheep-Market rather active ard prices
higher; quotations ranged at s3.501t4s0 west
erns, S3.7JfL525 natives, and s.. SOS. 50 lambs
Produce: Butter-Fancy separator, lie per
fresh. sGl0c. Eggs-Loss of. l4c Per doz,
Live poultry-Old chickens. lie per lb: spring.
I2lsc; roosters, 51xb6c: turkeys mixed, 9Gioc;
ducks. sGl0c; spring, Ig1lio. Potatoes-St
Louis, early Ohio, sl-259I.50 per bbl, 48ls45c
per bu; Tennessee. slJOG,L75 per bbl: Alton,
Sl-@Jgl.jo; Kansas. 39g,4oc per bu: home grown
5oG75c per sack. Apples Illinois. green, Sl25
G2.0D per Dbl; choice. 2.25: eating. 81. 5G13OD
Raspberries-Red, S1.25G1.5O per 24-pt cass;
black, Sl.2JGl. 40 per l6-ot case; sI.10al - per
2i-pt case. Blackberries- Michigan. 7o5sJc
per le-qt case.
New York.
NEW YORK. Aug L.
Wheat-No. l red winter cash. SlpO}l: do
August, 995I4c; do September, es55c: do oc-
tober, si00 CoFn-No. mixed cash, 73c;
do August. 6s7sc; do September. 6Sc; do
October, 641sc. Oats-CuIl but steady; No.
mixed cash. 3Sc; September. 33c. Rye
Nominal. Barley = Nominal Pork-Dull
and nominal: new messSl2. .5011325. Lard
Quiet; September. s6.el; October. s704
Live Stock: Cattle-Market steady. but no
trading in beeves; dressed beef firm: native
sides, sGs1<c.per lb. Sheep and Lamhs-De-
mand brisk: sheep. s4s595.50 per 100 lbs;
lambs, H5036.&. Hogs-Market tame; live
ogs, t5l095.90 per 100 lbs
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-05
The Murder of Rev. Haddack

SIOUX CITY. Ia, Aug. 5.-The fifth an
niversary of the murder of the Rev
George c. Haddock by saloon conspirators
for his zeal IN prosecuting them was OBJ
served Monday night by cold water ban
quet and mass meeting addressed by
Congressman George d. Perkins and ex-
Senator Clark, author of the prohibitory
law. All the churches held memorial
meetings
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-05
The Light Turned Him on.

NEw YORK. Aug. Henry Bartell,
aged 81. bartender. was killed by a
shock of electricity last night while at
tempting 10 turn off an electric light.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1891-08-05

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