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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-21

when you 20. take the Frisco lsbs 10
Louis and the east for the reason that u -
the only Wicbitz line rbuping two solid
trains daily without change OF any class 10
St. Louis morning .od night and u u tbs
only Inc having fAiscs reclining char all
Pullman sleeping ears in morning aud
night tTsin. AIwAss Gu tins AID surs q
making sSstsru connections a. - Louis
UElun depot %sti
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-21

Rock Island calendars for the year 1879
for free distribution AZ the city ticket
office, 100 corner Main aud Douglas. Gail
and pet ole before they are all gone
w. III. NIsHAET,
City Ticket aud Pass. Agt.
d7tf Wichita Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-21
FOR EXCHANGE.
Chair Car TO Omaha via the SANTA 20

The Santa Fe route are now running
through chair car to Omaha via Superior,
Neb, in connection with the Fremont.
Elkhorn aud Missouri Valley railroad.
leaving Wichita at D. m. and arriving in
Omaha the next evening At $40 p. M. This
service will continue daily.
e3-tf w. d. MURDoCK, ID. L. A.
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wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA April 20
TLoUR-Highest patent 81 40. second patent 81 20
extra fancy e. on
BuTTElt-First creamery soc. second creamery
&c finest dairy 22c fine dairy lSc common dairy l25S
E66S-l0c per dozen.
PoULTRY-Roos,ers 81 50ta2 90. per dozen or So
per pound, hens " 0s2 81 per dozen or &C per
pound spring chickens 81 75G2 SO per dozen nc
Der Sound, turkeys 1850 Fer pound. ducks-teal
al 20 msllsrds 81 70 per dosen young geese &C per
pound.
POTAToES-Choice5 0S55c per bushel
APPLES-s2 508t 20 per barrel.
NOAl-Anthracite SL 80 Canon CITY IS co Weir
tiy ~ So Fron'enac 81 b. Pittsburg. - 81 Illinois
H. u, AcAllister s7 20.
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REPREsENTArIvE SALES
are the representative sales OF cat
HOGS.

The fresh receipts of hogs today were
1899 head. Whitaker and Dold were both
buying today, but the the market was a
little draggy all day. There were some
good hogs on the market. The top loads
sold at 1870 and sales were generally made
at steady prices with yesterdays market.
The market closed strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
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IAIINE SAILS.
Brief Mention.

Tops 1920
There was considerable life in the cattle
division today.
William Wiley took out load of feed
ers to his ranch at Sedgwick today
Whitaker today bought bunch of the
finest shipping steers that were in the
yards this year. The animals are very fine
and the purchase reflects credit upon the
buyer. These shippers will be slaughtered
here and will go to the local supply.
Dad TiIford, the popular public inspector
of the yards, is confined TO his home with
malarial fever.
d. NJ. Hutchinson of Haverhill came in
this evening with hogs. He reports the
wheat prospects as very fine in his locality.
The wheat is six inches high and has the
dnest stand Mr.. H. ever saw in Kansas.
The corn planting is going on briskly and
. good portion is already up.
The shippers today were:
Payne & LOOMS, Garden Plaine, hogs.
Harry Robinson, Garden Plaine, hogs.
Joe Scott, Peck, hogs.
c. f. Sanders, Calista, hogs.
P. Mckinley. Freeport, cattle and hogs.
G. +. Lindley, Colwich, cattle
w. J. Gilchrist, Valley Centre, hogs.
Speckard & d., Hutchinson, hogs
J. p. Elliott, Belle Plaine, cattle.
NJ. E. Lindley & Co., Colwich, cattle.
j. Williams, Bentley, cattle.
Sherman & s., Oxford, hogs.
p. j. Quigley, Harper. cattle and hogs.
j. b. He'll, Viola, hogs.
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rnrK.n,.. Cilr 81, Ioni, and all polnts

hAIlFnH u ~ FF'FN.E8 TT F''s'''"
past take the Missouri Pacific railway
The shortest line TO ST. Louis by a. miles
No change OF cars Of any Kind between
Wichita and 50. Louis Only nifty hours
between Wichita and New York City via
he Missouri Pacific railway. City tiekst
ihce 10 North Main street. lOl *
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Go east via the New Short line. Mis-
souri Pacific Pleasant Hill route.
Through sleeping and chair cars without
change Wichita to ST. Louis SD &
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New \ ork Money.

New \ ork Money.
NEW YORK. April ~
Money on call easy. Closed offered al per cent
Prime mercantile paper Sls251s per cent.
. Sterling exchange steady 81 - SOL for sixty-day
Nils and 81 IS for demand.
olAl sales Of stocks today IS. 600 shares,
New York Produce
NEW YORK April 20
COTToN-Futures closed quiet. Sales l07 90
bales april SIS May .-..
1OFF EE-Spot Rio dull and lower No lSalySsc
SlGAR-Reuned dull
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Chicago Grain and Produce
CHICAGO, April %

CHICAGO, April %
Lard Easier
Pork-NeAk
Oats-Higher.
Corn lrm and higher
Whest-High err
The leading futures ranged SO follows
NhEAT-April Ssic. Nav s0sac. July Ss4c
COhN-April CSC, May csc, June sszic lulv S9l.
OATe-May SIC. June @gisc.
HNE-Say 70It-1lC
PORK-May ~ July
LARD-Aay 5 ia
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GENERAL STORAGE.
TYPE. WRITER'S.

YJIHE SMITH PlEMIEit TYPEWRlTEK, AND
Il all supplies, as ribbons, paper. carbon, note
books erasers. oil, pencils Waterman Ideal foun-
tain pens. &C. are kept for sale by me- 10 see the
Smith Premier Is 20 desire one. Come AMI see our
'lss2 Model" Ii beat them all. Good terms. Fully
guaranteed four years. John ID, Fazei general
stenographer, US y. Main St. Wichita, han leIe-
phone 80. ulA u
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st. LOUIS Produc.
Receipts Shipments.
ARTICLES

Kansas City Produce
KANSAS CITY April 20.
FIOUR-Firm in good demand. Patent 50 5Oeo75
extra fancy 81 0a2 -. fancy 81 06a2 Is. choice
81 ats2 o. xxx 81 756s2 o.
May 2S14c. June 2.54c.
OATS-Dul but steady. No. 2 cash 29c, April 2Sz6c
bid A prii S}19c bid; May S2Ipc bid, 3il5c asked.
C0RN-Aore active and frmer. No. cash SSltc
WI EAI-Nothing doing.
BUTTER-Steady 20d24.
EGGS-Stesdy; lU5ec.
CHEESE-Steady. Young Americas 10c. Kansas
1@9c
HAY-Steady. Timothy IS 50. fancy prairie IS 90
good to choice 50 81 low grade s. 5Ues5 90.
FLAXSEED-Steady; S5c on basis of pure.
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PHYSICIANS.
DIR. e. EMMA COBB,

Females and ChidTens diseases = speciality.
Home for ladies during confinement strictly pri-
waite when - desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided Tor children when desired. Letters OF fnou-
y confidential and aswered promptly Home IL
Ida Avenue, Wichita. Kansas
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Wichita Grain AIsrke,

WICHITA. April 20
Following are the closing quotations
GRAlN-CAr lots on track.
WHLAT-73c,
CORN-New 10000.
UATs-26c.
kYE-No . or better Soabsc.
HAY-Baled - 5000 10 per ton, loose. 81 0085 90.
GROUND COltN-Chop in car lots 75c per 100
pounds. corn and oats SIC per lu0 pounds bran
ga cked 65c per 100 pounds.
ELAXSEED-65G70c.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your w ants Supplied.
FOR SALE--lIisceilaneous.

FOR --lIfsceilaue0uS.
Under this head SC per line per day.
Fog sALE.A DAYT2S OHIO 19l, NATi3NAL
les than haf price. IL \ Main St. Wchils. Kan,
TOR sATE-A FIRST CLASS. ROUND CoRNER
fire proof safe, uouble doors inside aud out, Zox
- inside measures weight sue 10 $50 lbs Chap II
sold soon Enquire ~ Douglas ave otS !!
TOR sAi.E-A HALF INTEREST IN A FIRST
i class s:ereopri cat exhibit; rull houses every
where rec 10 ssy0 month clear Lady or gentle
man. Address d. uGer. a0e5 East Douglas Ave,
Wichita, Kan. do Of
Eog EEST.-BEsT LOCATED BRIcK STORE
& NewcOmD's music house, &c Douglas. dlSirf
I1UK sALE-CHEAP; / 5.YEAR-oLD MARE
and mule colt also covered sprias wagon a, eli
LIok sALE-HoUsEHoLD GOODS at MS y.
LTOi; sALE-I EXTENSION DINING TABLE.
L | mirror u once chairs. high back Chairs. IS
cane seat chairs APPLY At I'll sedgwick Si9eS
EOR sAIE--GooD PIANO oS EASY PAY;
ave. dlSO IT,
EOn sALE-A GOOD Mich COW Al 2ss y.
Tor SALE or TRADE-wANTED TO Ex-
eaasgs oI o @afTe ar
Call at occidental stables. 81 aud SIS y Man
CoR sALE-sTOCK OF GRoCERIEs FOR
i cash or trade. Cali or write. e. Tutte. W. North
Topeka. Su
COK sALE-MAPs or THE CITY or wlCHI-
Ia cents each. Address Wichita kS.ie
Wichita. ksu. dS'st
EoR sALE-sCALE BOOKS THREE FORMS
Il Standard, howe and Fairbanks. six books 49,
~ sin L. h0n Inv mai n d.
dress Wichita Eagle. Wichita. Kan d.s5Tt
L'uE sALE-oNLY sleF BY MAIL. THE MOST
i complete Attorneys Pocket Court Docket ever
% RIessaeq h.S cases Address 'A' wichita d. sA'
FOR RENI-H0uses.
Under this head &c per us per day
IF YOU HAVE HOUSE 70 RENT, FARM Or
city prope, " for sale leave it with NJ 1, smith
q Co.. S0' East Douglas ave. dlSo Ct
e. FOR PENTHOUSE SIS WACO ST. EN-
kI Qure c. +. Rogers diSa 81
IA, FOR kENT-AN ELEGANT BROOM HOUSE
Ii with all modern convenlences Oh University
qulre or Badger Lum9er company. West douglas
ave. diJ0u
Eok RENT-sEvERAL GOOD HOUSES CLOSE
ia Call at aO y Main 81. ii. I, knight.
FOR RENI-RooHis.
Under this head 20 per linepsr day.
E7oR KEST-FTRSIsaED ROM. TN0UIRE
Il 20 south Market. dl04 Of
EOR RENT-A NICE FURNISHED SOUTH
l. south room. Apply ut ilt TopeEs ave. d. II
I1oK RENTING ROOMS NICELY FURNISH
Il ed with or without board; 10 ~ Emporlaave
dis II
NOR RkNT-THE ENTIRE BASEMENT or
II the Citizens bank. Citizens Bank. dlSl II
tOIi Rem I!-lIisceitaneoaS.
Under this head 20 psr line per day.
FOR TRADE
Upoert this head &c per line per dsy
GENERAL STORAGE.
IyTORAGE-Exton warehouse, new, clean and
= almost IRE proof. Near Douglas avenue anu
svptn b. depot. once tl7 T. Douglass ave. l12tf
FOUND.
I'nder this head &C yer line per day.
-----------------------
LOST,
Under this head &c per line per day.
SIRA YED.
Under this head &c per Enc per day
FAIRMoUNT-A 3-YEAR-
- old bay mare colt. with sore hind leg. Finder
win return TO corner Eleventh anu Ihisoim creek,
Fred Houck. uloo OF
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MAINS. Ai1slyE nv
NORTH AND TksT.
No tlt- kaRsss City express t0AH teeA
No e6- Chicago tsstihuisd
cypress. ........... aaA i NsAa
No. i0e' Missouri River
press.. .................... :nPN terW
No as Englewood eIprssss .ssFn stops he's
SOCTH AND WRIST.
No tT' oklahops CITY and
OklahoTpz exprsss...-.....- .NAn saAR
No ar Caldwell and P.R-
handle az r ssf-............t sNEN seAa
No. ttSs ~ WORTH calves
Ton ard Texas express. ....i tIFM ism
No. as Wichita bxpress JGPa stops here
No a. EnEisvood secn ....i snAN
Trains marked TINS daily
EQUIPMENT NORTH AND EAST.
1rain No. ti& kassss City cypress. rans soiidtn
hzRsas CltS. has chair ssrviSs
Train No. 80 comes direct from 6aivessen snd y
although Chicago train. leaving wichIsa At 10 30 m
aud arrives IA (eieaEo she Roxt day at sls m
1fsln No. t0 hss FREE reclining chair car 20 Nan
tRs Cky Pullman TO Kansas Ciiy. also 10 1spekA
Atekison and Sc. Joseph.
EQUIPMENT souTa AND vrsr.
Train Ne s01, has Pullman and chair cars
Train No. tsA has through Pullman car 10 ~
Train No. 4IS saA Tscliains chair car from Kansas
City tEion Ticket once Cor Main and ist street. anf
Union Passenger station ooSner Douglas ana ssa
avenues. W. ID. MURDOCH. u. r. a
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CERTIFIED CHECKS.

All bids must be accompanied by certified
checks or drafts upon some United States De-
pository or the First National bank Of San
Francisco Cal. for at least 5per cent, Of the
amount of the proposal.
1875 b-l50 49, I ]. MORGAN. Commissioner,
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GONG NORTH ksD rasr.

GOING NORTH AND EAST.
No. Colorado spring.
Denver ard Pacific Coast
fzprres daily ....-.-..-..-.. So. -. SIAM
No. . Kansas City ~. Lcgi~
and Chicago Through
Mail and sx laily--..-.-... ssc., A. sNAN
No. kSnss> Ciiy ~ Loai~i
and Chicago higas
eai3y. -.... .......... e.. ...-. rnpvf sNra
No, - Accommodation.
DAILY. eycepi sanl..y.....-. nSAn rSFa
No. -kazSasa CIV - Louis
ard Chicago 81. daily. eSANi t.nau
No. Kansas CIV ~, I.sas
sud Chica- 81 through mai
and eS aliir. 49, -mr ~
Nc. ~ Accomiu 81 ptiea daily
except sunday .NpN sMru
tl-Esht reclining chair csr. Ns al fraf,. 49,
tilihan sleerers from wichita - Kansas CRY ans
Chicago without: change on ni-ht frairx rrEs,s
soid ard baggage checked Through 10 al pointS
north. south sa.s and vest and assn.hIn tiehsts
solo 10 al European rciais 81 lewe~t rates. Cav
tekef onlcc la kast pougas svepaa corner Naif
street, passenger station corner Dooliss and Neal
avenues 7slsphoss ~
Nh. vIsEaRr T1ess. Agent.
mo. SrpI SrgLN. O. 1. a p. A. Chiesse ~
s1.iecis san FRANCISCO L. y
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DARGAINs-FoR SALE lot on MAIN ST
d very cheap BlAekwelder HcIbreos- olz q
IoR SALE OR TRADE-FOR WICHITA PROF
erty linslaei. two STORY oss1ness ko1se 81
Howard st. NssT Indiana ,ol1s. dwelling TE-5ss.
store room isIts v fii reDt fzE a. = J. Scs
Ensck- ". Ilstiaz2 FoIis lad az
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TRAINS

AIeaisox. TorExA SANTA rxEu..
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Trains marked sAns run daily
hest hoCsa train, No. I. has PHilmsn
West bound train Ne. :. connects ~ HarrAan sar
Pueblo. View Mexico aud Soathera California
bsss houud Ne 4. - a sclis train 10 ~. tnaia
wiia chair car and Pullman sleeper. axes Ccunrc
ions for p smith. l.ittls kock aud Paris fsxst
Esst sound. No. night express To ~ ieuss has
nee Teclsine chair car and Pullman s'eepsr.
Guy Inion Tiekss oHcs Cor ni.ia ana lst stress
and Union Dssot pengiss Avsnas.
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NTONEY-TO LOAN on HORSES, CATTLE
vi furniture. grain notes and any good SECURITY
do u
INUKSITUKE IOANs CATTLE LOAN5-NON-
Il ey loaned OIL slnsst every thing ny j. r. Iud-
ium oSer Dorsey Building, CORNER FITst and HAIR
E.stf
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THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
CANVASS NOTICE.

The several Boards OF Csnyassers win meet for
the purpose of canvas s'n2 and correcting their re-
spectiye ward lists OF voters, on WEDNESDAY,
March 30. 1892. aud for the final canvass, on SAT-
URDAY. April 2. 1872, AZ 1880 o'clock y. NJ. on each
day, at the following places:
FIRST wARD-At the Ward Room on wickenden
street.
SECOND wARD-At tho Ward Room North
THIRD wARD-At the Ward Room on Smith
street.
FOURTH wARD-At the School HOUSE Foun-
tain street.
FIFTH wARD-At the Ward Room Beacon
SIXTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Public
street
land street.
EIGHTH wARp--At the Ward Room on Har-
rison street.
NINTH wARD-At the Ward Room on Pallas
tenth wARD-At me Ward Room on Atwen's
avenue.
Transfers 10 close at $50 O'Clock p. NJ on the last
day OF tho canvass.
BY orier Of the Chairman.
WILLIAM Y. CLARKE.
mr23-1Ot City Clerk,
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CITY ADYERrIsEMESrs.

1892 IL by the constitution and laws OF this state
designated AS the day for holding the election of
sWhsrefore The citizens OF the City OF Providence
entitled 10 vote are hereby nOtned and warned 10
assemble In ward meetings the said sixth day of
First %ARD-First District, at the ward room
ON Wckendtn street. ecoDd District at east end
Of Bes 6sp 8 Tra BuFaas T4 ls sgss g se school
H Benst o Streets second src at THE The ward % room
~ THIRD IVA 'wARD~Flrst District At No. "a wc,,
River street second District at the ward room on
smith street. Third District at No. $40 Branch
FOURTH wARD-First District, at tho school
house on Fountain street second District, AZ No.
Sot ~ nstric sa 1on, sorars
Junction OF Bassett and lin streets Second bis,
triet, at the ward room on Beacon auenue.
on Public street second District at No 200 Thur
OfssfssHa sEvESTH WARD First District, at No. Is
Sprague street. Second District, at the ward room
EiGHTH wAkD-First District at northwest
corner OF MesseT and hndson streets Second Dis
NINTH WARD-first District at northeast cor
ner OF knight and Grove stl Gets. Second District
TENTH MARD-First District ca -Easserfy side
Of Florence street near kossnth street second Dis
Hist q, tse %sra E spS smith Gn street Se avenue Third
And 70 give In their votes according 70 law, for
GOVERNOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, SEC-
msTA9 aAs OK sTkEk uEHhHEf aio Tor G5SsEN one sEN
TOR and twelve REPRESENTATIVES, TO repre-
sent the City Of Providence In the General Assem-
Said ward meetings, as the law directs, shall he
kept OPT from sunrise at 5:2o O'Clock, A. NJ. until
Wines; ~ WILLIAM z. CLARKE.
Providence, March 2s, 1892. mr29-St
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Marriage and Funeral Notices. one insertion,
sOc.. each additional Insertion, I5c.
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HEPTONSTAIEs-InJ Johnston. Goth inst, CAp-
RTE =, wife OF Charles Heptonstall, in the 35th
year OF her age.
Notice or funeral hereafter.
HAZA RO-In North KinRstown. o6th inst. VIII
BUR HAZARD. aged rs years Also March 2a.
LYpI SANFORD PIERCE, wife OF the late Will
bur Hazard. agt 6S years.
Funerals will take place from their late residence,
on Thursday, March ~. at IL o'clock A. NJ. Rela-
tives and friends are invited to attend
LINTON--In this city. Goth inst. Mrs JENNIE A.
LINTON, daughter OF Thomas j. and Eliza NJ.
Linton.
Funeral from her fathers residence, No Al Beacon
avenue, Thursday, March 81, ats A. NJ
MORsE-In this city, goth inst, JOHN b. MORSE
- In the ted year OF his age.
Funeral private.
MALLORY-In this city. Goth inst. HORACE =.
. MALLORY. In the 2ith year OF hls age.
Notice Of funeral later.
RANDAII--In this city, Goth inst, PETER
: RANDALL, in the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral services Fri lay, April I, at Z. NJ, from
hi- late residence, d3 Woodward road. Relatives
and frendsare invite 10 attend. Burial at con-
venience OF the family.
WFLSBY-ln this city, on the cSth inst, JOSEPH
WELsBY, in the cath year Of his age
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He Took the Hint.
Zenobia--I like autumn.
Augusta-How so?
Zenobia--Autumn leavea-

The noio desponding Democracy
Charles +. German in Dimond Hall.
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MEE1INGS.
NOTICE.

The Annual Meetnr of the Stockholders of the
Thomson Hous on Electric Company will be held
on MONDAY the iith day q April 1892. az 1:iS
dlctown. Conn.
The tran-f books VIII be closed from April end
o. April lith. both days Inclusive.
BY order of the Board q DiIcctQrs.
Boston, March eIst, ls9S.
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Better Than NothinI

Better Than Nothing.
"Am I the man OF your choice" he
whispered.
"Well, no." was her hesitating reply,
~not exactly; but guess you'll do"
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The Psrtaker a had as tho Other.
She-You ought to be ashamed OF steal
ing kiss.
He-You are equally guilty. You re-
ceived the stolen goods.--Truth.
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Furnished rooms supplied with Lodxcrs
by 10-cent advertisement in the News"
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A Straight Tip.
Put not your trust in riches,
But garner up your dust,
And when the time seems ripe. why. put
Your riches in q trust.
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DIVIDENDS.
->~-~~-~y~~-~~~~~~~--~>~>
PROVIDENCE GAS COMPANY.

A dividend OF si.oo per share has been declared.
payable on the first day Of April next W stock
holders of record the close OF buciness the 10Th
inst.
The transfer books will be CLOSED the 2ist 70 the
3ist instants. both days Inclusive.
The directors have ordered new GER
ticates TO be made and they Will be rendy 20 be ex
changed for the old certificates. which the stock
Ireasurer's office. A. Is. SLATER, Treasurer.
Provide zee. r. l.. March 10. 1892.
Are YOU in want Of help? Try n 1O-cent
advertisement In the News"
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His Pearl.

His Pearl.
He called her his pearl above all price,
When pierced by Cupid's shaft;
But she's since supplied the vinegar
For his Cleopatra draught.
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DO you want n Room or Tenement
Watch In columns Of the News" or, bet
ter still, insert a 1O-cent advertisements.
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FOR SALE OR TO LEr-HoUsEs

LOR SALE OR TO LET-BRICK HOUSE on
II Broadway; IL rooms besides CLOSES etc. all
modern improvements. Call on ISAAC l.. GOFF,
Weybosset. COZ ner Dorrance streets.
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FOR SALE-MIsCELLANEO Us.

LoR sALE-A MALE SHEPHERD PUP. AP-
Il ply to A. GEEREN, Prospect Farm, Silver
Spring.
coon FAMILY COW FOR SALE-JERSEY
Apply BURNSIDE, Fruit Hin, North Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
TO LET-MISCELL1NEoUS

To. LET--CoMMoDIous sTAnLE FOR 80
Il horses, corner Awell'- av. and Bourne st. Ap-
ply 10 r. II. RICHMOND. % Fountain -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
TO LET-HOUSES.

i with ten rooms with N. modern convcnlences;
also one house In b lex blo'k on Beacon ave, near
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
TO LET-TENEgfENTS

ITO LET-UPpER TENEMENT "a DOVER ST. f;
L modern conyenionoes; spacious yard. Inquire
premises.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-03-30
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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1892-08-06
RuRaLARs AT WORK.

Burglars entered three OF our business
houses last Tuesday night. The first one
was discovered Wednesday morning,
was at the store of Long and Becker. The
burglars gained entrance into the store
by pushing open a window in the rear end
of the store just back OF their large ice
box. There was no money in the cash
register, bui they secured about two dol
lars in change from the money drawer at
the meat counter and an iron box from
the safe, which was not locked. The box
contained nothing but some notes which
are only valuable to the firm. The saloon
OF Pat Pagan was also entered n the
hinges chiseled off the safe door. Mr..
Pagan will not say whether he lost any
money or not, but his private papers were
not touched. His safe is ruined. The stock
room in the rear of Gus Hearle's saloon,
was also visited, but as q chair and a case
of beer were found overturned it is thought
that the noise made by these as they fell,
scared the burglars away. They did moi
get into the room where the most valua.
BILE articles were.