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hour OF two at his hotel, but the
fit passed off and he seemed to be
all right. He attended the morn
ing session OF the convention, and
in the afternoon went with a
number of others to the commercial
club. being apparently as sane as
any of the party. The others soon
left to 60 to the convention, but he
said he would remain there and
read, bnt about four o'clock he be.
came wild again. and screaming
they're after mt" ran into the do.
cument room a dark room in the
rear of the secretarys Office, and
barred the door. An officer was
at once sent for, but the man had
blockaded the door 30 securely that
it took two hours to get him out,
and in the meantime he destroyed
property to the value of at least five
hundred dollars, The room is a
small dark place used for storing
documents, circulars, and all sorts
of miscellaneous articles pictures,
tumblers, billiard balls, ink stands.
electric light globes, and hundred
odds and ends OF various kinds.
The batteries that feed the electric
belts through the house are also
kept there, and the files OF news
papers, magazines, etc, and the
fellow left the place total wreck.
The only light in the room is
from the transom over the door
and as soon as the man saw that an
eff, rt was being made to get him
out he began to fire things through
the transom, and played havoc with
everything in range, breaking ono
OF the large stained glass windows.
one of the plates of polished glass
at the secretary's counter. spoting
the floor all over the lobby with
ink, and doing large amount OF
miscellaneous damage. He was
finally secured by breaking down
the door, after he had attempted
to set the room on fire. 1t is
learned that Carwile is a painter at
Silver City, and at the recent Grant
county convention received 2l votes
for delegate to the territorial con-
vention. He was violently oppos-
ell to Fielder, and felt sure Of his
defeat, and hired hall and talked
for two hours about Ross. Cleve-
land, Fielder, and other celebrated
Carwile came to Albu.
iuerque with the delegation from
Grant county, and was noticeable
with big white badge bearing the
words "New Mexico" At home
he bears good reputation, and hls
dementia is Ross democracy In too
heavy doses.
Several of the delegates from
Silver City should feel ashamed of
for allowing Mr.. Car.
VILE freedom yesterday afternoon.
Messrs Bel. and Bantz promised
he publisher of The CITIZEN yes
,erday morning that they would
,are for him until they could get
lim home.
Carwile was taken to the city Jail,
where he rested during the night,
having a good sleep. Today he is
n a deplorahle condition, and ap-
,oers to be hopelessly insane. He
las a wife and family at Silver
Jity, aud his loss of reason is
ad calmaity to worthy family.
The unfortunate man was taken
q Silver City this afternoon,
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animal sabjects, the animals used
being chiefly dogs and cats. He
ls said to make holes in the teeth
and also in the patients jawDone.
After TINS has been performed Ia
his satisfaction the tooth is placed
IN the cavity. Within twenty -fouI
hours a soft. granular semi. fluid
exudes from the jawbone and finds
its way into the hole which the
learned NJ. ID. has drilled into the
false tooth. This granulated growth
soon hardens and holds the
tooth firmly in position.
Sierra County advocate. [volume] (Kingston, N.M.) 1884-1960, 1892-05-20
CARWILE CRAZY.
Albuquerque Citizen.

Albuquerque Citizen.
A man named A. G. Carwile, OF
Silver City, came here with the
Grant county delegation to the
democratic convention, though not
a delegate himself. and yesterday
morning went raving crazy He
created great disturbance for az
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In London lost $25, 900, 900, and the
necessity of suspending payment
WAS result which came near
bringing on world wide financial
smash. 1t Was prevented only by
bimetallic France loaning money
to .monometalIic England.
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A conductor says female tramps
are becoming numerous in the
southwest. They are not as daring
as the men IN jumping on and of
trains, but they are found hanging
all over a freight car, on the trunks,
or clinging to the truss rods by
hands and feet; in fact great
many dangerous places that male
tramp would never think of getting
into.
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NOTES.

-Creede Camp is surprising its most
sanguine boomers. AT first the maximum
prospective yield OF silver was estimated
at $3,000,000 for the year, but recen,
discoveries and developments show that
the output will Approximate nearer
| $6, 200 600.
ployed annually by the Mount Morgan
Gold Mining Company, Limited, during
a period OF four years is, say an Austria
lian paper, 400. The gross amount OF
gold turned out since the start is 907 1896
ozs., and the number of tons treated
1885, $50 The sum OF pounds los pei
share has been paid in dividends (of
which there has been 46, ranging from
Sd. to %. CD, making an aggregate OF
So, ,75O, 900
Mr., Suthwest, OF London, England.
representing English interests, Judge
Warren, of Albuquerque, attorneys Lane
and Gable of Chicago, with w. f. Marks,
representing various interests in connec-
ton with the North Mexican Pacific
Road, running from Deming to Chihua-
hua to the Pacific Coast, are in the City
OF Mexico, and have on hand prelimi-
nary depost OF $500, 900 for the inn mediate
commencement OF the work
The White Oaks Railroad OF New
Mexico, which has just been purchased,
has changed its name under the new
charter to that of the FL Paso Northern.
The new directors will be Jay Gould,
George Gould, c. X. Morehead, president
OF the State National Bank of El Paso;
Joseph Magoilin and B. II. Davis of FL
Paso. The road will be built direct
through to White Oaks without delay.
The long continued agitation about
the ore deposits in the Carizoo mount
aims, in the Navajo Reservation, has
borne fruit. commission has been
appointed to investigate the mineral
resources OF the region. II is already ut
work and consists OF Gen A Med.
McCook, commanding the department OF
Arizona; John ii Hammond, mining
engineer of san Francisco, and John l..
Barstow bf Shelburne, Vt
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A PATRIOTIC WORK,

Evory person who Is opposed to FREQ Trade
Slavery and favors American Industrial 1ndepen.
dence secured through tho policy Of Protection,
should read tho documents published by .ae
American Protective Tariff League. AS a patriotic
ctlzen. 1t Is your duty to place these documents
in the hands Of your friends. They aro interest.
ing md instructive, and embrace discussions OF
all phases OF the Tariff question. Tho League pub.
lishos over 30 diffcrcnt documents. comprising
nearly GOO pages ofplainly printed carefully edited
and reliable information. Among tho authors Of
these documents arc. Hon. James G. Blaine; Vim.
Mckinley. Jr.. Governor Of Ohio; Senator g. M,
cullom. OF Illinois; Senator Joseph N. Dolph, OF
Oregon; Senator A. s. Paddock, Of Nebraska !:
Senator Frye. Of Maine; Senator Casey, OF North
Dakota: Senator Just!n s. Morrill,, Of Vermont !:
Senator Nelson ". AldrIch, Of Rhodo Island .
Hon. Thomas Il. Dudley. OF Now jersey; Hon,
Robert P. Porter. OF Washington; Prof. J. r.
Dodge. Of tho Agricultural Department at Wash.
ington; Commodore ". Il. T. Hughes: Bon.
Z. A. Hsrtshorn. OF New York; Congressman
Deliver. Of Iowa: Hon. .. r. Jones David Hal,
Rice. Of Boston congressman Perkins. OF Kan.
sas; DR.. F. P. Miller. of New York; Hon, Geo pr,.
per. Of Mass. Hon. Q. L. Edwards. OF Ta1as Judao
Vim. Lawrence. OF Ohio Hon. D. G. Hartman. q,
Now York; Hon. Goo. s. Boutwell,. OF Mass. Hon
E. II. AmidoHn. Of New York; Enoch Eas!cy. Of
Tennessee. 81; - issfsFi 1850
This complete set OF documents will DO sont "a
any address, post paid. for Fifty tso) Cents. Al.
dress. Wilbur F. Waterman. secy., No, % Wei
Twcpty.Third Street, New York.
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"A Croo,,n,l C.nl l,nnl NJ

washington, D. O., March 1o.-Will.
lam L. Hogc, dealer who has supplied
coal to tho Washington arsenal for tho
past ilyc years, was arrested to-day on n
charge OF grand larceny. About n week
ago tho winters supply OF coal was
found to have been exhausted. The or
ders which have been issucd In tho sup
ply during tho winter werc checked up
and 1t was found that tho deficiency
amounted 10 900 tons. Detectives wcre
got 10 work on the case and secured an
admission from Sergeant William d.
Rapp, who superintended tho Weighing
OF the coal, that he had been paid 500
BY, Hodge to sign receipts for coalnever
delivered. Eupp is also under arrest.
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Ending Of mn Old drudge.

BInMlNonAM, ALA, March lC,-Noar
Pond Town, Ala, yesterday, while YIN.
Williams, a farmer, was working in n
field, Jas. Justice and John Elicit fatal.
ly boat him with clubs. They nod, leav.
ing him for dead, but he recovered
sufficiently to get to the house where
he died, after telling the names OF his
assailants. A posse captured the mur-
dercrs this forenoon near tho Florida
line aud brought them back. Two at.
tempts have since been made to lynch
theul, but the Jail ID we'll guarded. An
other attempt, however, may BIO sue.
cessf,ul Tho murder, was the result 0.
an old grudgc. AZ
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During the spast four months more
than $1,000, 900 in gold has been brough
to this country from Australia. III


Joints enlarged md contorted by rheumatism
arc AMONG tho penalties for allowing this obs,l-
nate malady 10 gain full Roadway. Always IL It
dangerous from Its liability to attack tho vtals--
invariably Is It agonlz!ng. 1lostctter's Stomach
Gilters his III nothing moro clearly asserted It's
supremacy to tho ordinary remedies for this
lna!ady thnE IA Its power toexyel the rheumatic
|h!lc colchicum. reTtrin and mineral posons
prescribed for 1t are not The efficacy OF the
litlters ms cleanser OF tho circulation IS also
conSp!cuously shown where tho poison OF nil
inaied;wilh bile. Constipation, dyspepsia, ..lc
grippe" kidney and bladder trouble. nervous
ness and debility arc also, removed By It. The
Commissioning and tho aged and inilrm derive
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ONTa NNTOY@

Both tho method and sresults when
Syrup Of Figs is.taken;, it is pleasant
End refreshing to tho. taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on;the Kidneys,
liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys.
tenn cIIectually. lispels colds, head.
aches and feyers and cures labituol
constipation. Syrup Of Figs ID tho
only remedy Of its kind ever pro.
duCea, pleasing to the. taste and &c.
equitable to tho stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
Lealthy and agreeable substances, it's
nsny excellent qualities commend it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known. Isi.F fs
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 hotties by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliabls druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes TO tryit. no not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA rio SYRUP co.
tcuysults, Ks, as!Y iosg. Ms
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NO COMBINATIONS.

us it your purpose" I said, ito mako
combinations with the two old parties
in certain OF the Northern and Southern
states? In other words, it has been
suggested that in states where the Re-
publicans are in the majority you
should combine with the Democrats,
and in the states where the Democrats
are in tho majority you should combine
with the Republicans"
"No," said Mr.. Simpson, relcctively,
II don't think there is anything in that.
We profer to mako our fight indepcnd-
emily OF tho two old parties"
Shall you extend your campaign east
OF tho Allegheny mountains into the
Middle and New England states?'
NO" lauchingly replied Mr.. Smp-
son, lit would be useless. Those states
arc beyond redemption. The West and
South is our country. In addition to
the States have said We would carry,
we also expect to elect representatives
i'll Congress and state asscmblymen in
such other granger communities as Hi
nois and Iowa and Missouri"
Don't you believe when the real tost
comes" said, shat the white Ali
ance mon in the south will vote the
Democratic ticket?S Won't they be
afraid ii your people get into power
that you may combine with the blacks
and thus give the latter u political
prominence they don't now enjoy?
Didn't Livingston, OF Georgia, who is
one OF your Alliance apostles, recently
enunciate the principle that he was a
Democrat first and an Alliance man
'afterward, and don't you think he,
voices the sentiment Of the white south-
ern Democrats generally
No, | don't" was the logged reply.
Il know that Livingston said that, and
he he's lost caste by it. It has hurt him
with our people everywhere. 1t has
hurt him in his own home. We have in
the south a membership of ono million
colored people They have their own
lodges and work independently, nj
Though on tho same lines that We do.
We believe that We can divide the col.
orcd vote there. NE
"As l say, We have q million colorcd
people in our organization now. As
this number increases both the old
parties will make frantic endeavor to
get tho rest OF them. The Republicans
will hold what they have and the Dem
ocrats will reach out for all they can get,
Wowill thus dividofthe colored vote.
And this being done, the negro qucs-
ton as 2 ,,qucstion' will disappear. Tho
negro will then DO a factor and not an
issue in future campaigns, aud We will
then hear the last OF tho necessity OF a
disinctiyely white mans party in tho
south. We will ut least lave accom-
plished this much geod, and hope the
monopolistic press Of the east will ap-
preciate II. ~, b = 100,
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Pleasant, Elegant, Rcll,D1,

.r-. sIHs tlcls3hi, A-iersitll, iSCll1D1N.fg ~
For biliousness and constipation. take
Lemon Elixir.
For feyers, chills and malaria take
Lemon Elixir.
For slecplessresa. nervousness md
'palpitation OF the heart take Lemon
Elixir. = 2 49,
For indigestion and fou! stomach,
take Lemon Elixir.
For all sick and nervous headaches,
take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies', for natural and thorough or
ganic regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will mot
fail you in any OF the above named dis.
eases, all OF which arise from torpid or
diseased liver, stomach, kidneys or
bowels.
Prepared only by pr. H. Motley, At
lanta, Ga.
Soc and 81 per bottle as druggists,
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO. H.. March 49, Cattle, receipts 10 600
head; shipments 1900 head; market lower:
prime steers 81 Coal S. good to choice 50 s0ai So
Others g 0oa3 y: stockers 81 50a3 25; Texans
head: shipmcnts 10000 head; market higher:
rough 50 75ai 30; mixed md packers 81 GOai Is:
prime heavy weights 81 soai IS; light 81 G5a. o.
sheep, receipts 5000 head;', shipments 5000
6 25i westerns S. ooaa IS; lambs s. 5oa6 IS.
EAST LIBERTY. Pa. March l6.-Cattlc. rcceInts
;7jG head: shipments COS head; market slow:
prime 81 75a5 %: good 81 0oai 49, iaIr s. lOa9 So
bulls cows and stays s? o5a3 25. Hogs, receipts
all grades 81 LOAF 90 Sheep. receipts 100 head:
shipments 200 head: market slow: prime 60 00a
100: good s. G0a5 50: fair 81 35ai IS; common
s? 5oaS 90; lambs s. ooa5 veal calves 81 75G Is
X ClHcrNSAT1. o.. March l6.-IIogs easier: com.
81 69a5 %; receipts 1000 head; Shipments Loo
head. P&7 4 t'I'' - ~ ",
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To YOUNG NIOtl,cra

who arc for The first time to undergo
woman's severcst trial,we offer you, not
the stupor caused by chloroform, with
risk OF death for yourself or your dear
%ly-loved and Ilonged-for offspring, but
"Mother's Friend" remedy which will,
il used as directed, invariably alleviate
the, pains, horrors and risks OF labor,
and often entirely do away with them.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Company and. all druggists.
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EACH season has its own peculiar NAL
ady; but with the blood maintained in n
state ofiuniform vigor and purity by the
use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla, little danger
need be feared from meteorological in
tluences. No other blood medicine is so
safe and effective. +. a. pkw !
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Bank Failure n, ST. pe,er,bnrr

BERLIN, March l0-It was reported
here this morning that great banking
house in St. Petersburg had failed. In
quiry had been set on foot and twas
soon learned that Jaengenburg, tho ST.
Petersburg banker. had suspended pay
DlnUtG ..alHI..E .|Er -. = .rHr - :
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Your Blood

Undoubtedly needs thorough cleans
ing this season to cxpol impurities, keep
up the health tone and prevent disease
You should take Hoods sarsaparilla,
the best blood purifier and system tonic.
1t is unequalled in positive medicinal
merit.
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Ramnrl,nnln Cusn nrnrnns..

BEAVER DAN, WIS, March 1g,-Azcl
Grover died hero to-day, aged iity.sevon.
He was tho most noted dropsical, pa.
ticnt in this country. He had been
tapped $40 times and 1880 pounds OF
water drawn from him, ,sE557. ia
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THE WILD WEST SHOW.
Namor that Buffalo 1iili. Aggregation
WV Ilns CollnnaNu. -.--.--

Has Collapsed.
NEw York, March lO.--A London dis.
patch declareg,liat buffalo Bills wild
west show has collapsed. Neither Mr..
W. +. Cody buffalo Dllll nor Mr.. Nate
Salisbury has, II is said, vonchsaiod any
explanation OF affairs 10 tho public.
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GARFIELD TEA cures constipation, dys-
pepsia and sick headache; restores the
complexion and saves Doctors bills. IF
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Hoods Pills are purely vegetable per-
fcctly harmless. effective but do mot
cause pain or grippe. Be sure to get
Hoods,
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Soc and 81 per bottle as druggists.


Cures all coughs, colds, hoarsercss,
sore throas, bronchitis, hemorrhagc ant;
oil throat and lung diseased. Elegant,
reliable. N
Is cents at druggists. Prepared only
by Dr.. II. Motley, Atlanta, Ga. M&ril
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CINCINNATI, O.. March 1G-Flour weak. Wheat
stronger: No2 rcd Die: receipts 1900 bushels:
shipments 5000 bushels. Corn iirmer; No. .
mixed l2c: oats steady ut 9l2<c. Ryo nominal ;
No. g0c. Pork lowe: aSl0 70. Lard easy at SC IS.
Bulk meats quie: ut IS TO- Bacon steady ri
&c 7S. Whisky steady at 81 Is. Butter sugar
and cheese steady. Eggs quiet at 1lal2c.
Pit1LApELrTtA, Pa. March l6..-Tlour dull
and weak. Wheat steady: No. 2red March and
April ao5ae9;?c; May 97a97}}44c;; Junc a5l$n9Gc.
4G14c: May 46Hai62sc: June i51Sal55lc. Oats
steady; No. . white Sjc: No. white March
%GlSG1ac: April, May and June 961Sa37c. Eggs
stendy; Pennsylvania frst5 ll1Sc
7 TOLEDO o., March 16.-Whcat active; No.
2: cash a2}hc: May exc: July soc: August SIC.
Rye dull at SIZE. Cloyersecd active; prime cash
and March 81 10. r. $50 III - :
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LEMON ELIXIR.

Large iloclss OF wild geese flew over
Atlantic City Saturday going northward.
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AlesNis,

I NEW YoGE. March 16.-Pic iron oniet. A. or.
ican SID Tjal7 10. Copper strong: lake SIT m
Lead dull domestic 81 aa2o 1E TIN firm; straits
SO GlalQ 10 .--l- $3.50
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CHICAGO. ILL. March ld.-There was fair do.
inGnd for wheat today, but the offerings werc
less urgent, and much better feeling peryaded
inc market This WINS partly due to natural re.
nctton from tho extreme depression which has
ruled t6t some dnys. The chief faGtor Is the re-.
Coipt OF numerous crop damage reports from
different stntes. Michigan. Ohio, Indiana, Mis-.
soMTl and Kansas. Coming as Il did from various
sections operators seemed to place some reliance
IN them aud bought freely. Tho market, no
doubt becama considerably oycrsold tho last
low days, and II required something Of this ua.
~ IutS 70 sart operators buying The market final
Corn wns quiet but firm. 49,
Ohts firm and higher
Hog products firm Mt shade better prices.
Flour dull and weak. - ,ElEs II
s. "A a is2''sE a4 sl Is 5sG59s
May ST. nS61 5QS61sc. ~ ~ 80
GoRN-Cash No. ., 3s]4c: March Ssha3s116a
2ss]c; May 99NaS9Issa3e1:c; June as33ka2s 4aas54e
,oAT rs No 2 o81sc; March 2sa2Saa2S
B4HLrYGSo;.' :, Sc.
ILAXsEED--97c. ,s.5
TrToTHYsEED-S1 22u1 IS - i,f. sste
MISS PoRK-Cnsh SO 10; March $40 IOalo 5oa
10, 10; May SO 65ai0 65alO S..
LAnD-Sash 50 22H5;; March SO Tx: May Sc SEX
sl!oKr RlBs-Cash and March S. IS; May IS IL.
SltoULoERS-st 75a5 So Iagz :.
Others unchanged.
-'EM lOhh, MNICu lO.-tIOur, rocelpty 2U,Upu
barrels; exports 5000 barrels; market dull and
heavy Wheat. receipts 81, 900 bushels: exports
2ogoo bushels; sales 1885, 00 bushels oflutures
ana li60OV bushels OF spot; spot market ollic.
md stronger; No. 8 red 96ay6%c; uneraded red
V2Gcasl o33 options steady and higher; No. :.
red March $780,; April 9S14ao91 5aga1Sc: May 96Ts
a9SG9733Ssc; June e51sa95l Sa96c; July 9Jtlc Rye
d ~ Corn. receipts l25,0Go bushels: exports
$4,000 bushels: sales $1,000 bushels OF futures
aud 14l,0OO bushels Of spot: market nrmer; un.
graded MIXED 4J34aiSl%c. March 47c; April IKE;
lny 4Gl4alI54ui6ic: June 1910; July i61Sc; Aug.
lst 1919: Oats. rcceipts 1000 bushels: exports
Loo bushels; sales 900 bushels OF futures and
9I,Voo bushels of spot: market quiet and dull:
May 3oTc; July 31Hc; spot No. 2 white 31]4c;
changed: Sugar steady. Molasscs trm Rice
firm Tallow. higher; city i75c Rosin dull
Inrpentinc dull Eggs tirmer: western l4c,
FORK quiet and firm. Cut meatG quiet. Lard
quiet; western and March $500: My e. O.: July
81 u. Butioe firm: wcsteri, dairy 17ao2c; do
CREAMERY 20a25c. Cheese quiet.
BALTIMORE, Nh. March l6-Whca. tlrmcr; No.
red spot and March 81 Coal coz: April 81 90;
May 9sa9S54c; June 9T1Ea975Ec: receipts 81 eoj
bushels. shipments Is 900 bushels. Corn steady
and lover; mixea spot and March iGNai7c;
April s,Ti7Ssc; May and June 47c; receipts lO3.
OIO bushels: shipments $4,000 bushels. Oats
diill: NO. whitewestern 36l@aS7c. Rye steady;
Mo-; W!ac: receipts 1900 bushels shipments
s,Vlp bushels. Hay firm Mt Sl3 GOALS 90. Coffee
steady; Rio 1714c. Butter steady. Eggs steady
ut lict s2gts "a. u.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD

Direct rouc to Marietta, Inrkurbur.. rdlN.
Pleasant; Huntington, Ashland, Portsmouth AMI
Cincinnati Also 10 Charleston. Clifton fOrgo
and staunton. Va, and Lexington and Loaii,
vile, Ky. ne s. ~. ma q
Time Table effective DecembcrG, 1891.
"Daily. t inilyex,cpt sunday. at$s
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The British mint coins twenty-five
tons OF pennies every year. 81