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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-12
NEWTON GROVE,

.
; Mrs. Isaac Williams who, has
been visiting her brother, Mr.
IS. Johnson, has returned home.
Beaver Dam High School is
nearing the close of its first SEES
sion. Prof. j. L. Fowler. prin-
cipal Of the scho ii, has his
mind, hands and heart full at
this time. He has his regular
academic programe and the pre-
paratiOn Of his students for the
closing exercises. In addition
20 all this he has to hear the
recitation Of class No |, his IA
v0rite, two or three times a
week. This class does not give
the Professor mach illconveni
encc, as it is situated near his
beat to and from his academic
school. There is zoology and
many other Ologies. But what
kind Of ology this class No. is
reciting we do not know. Well
Praf. Fowler is having q hard
time, but he will get through all
light. He is o business man, is
our opinion. "rwo."
Farmers in this section are
not planting as much cotton this
year as they did last
We hear Of much complaint
Of cut worms in corn.
Rev. ID. 3. Clayton Of Column
bia, S. c., delivered two very
able, instructive embarrassing
diScourses here the 1st Sunday.
This venerable gentleman has
visited Newt,n Grove several
times and is always welcome in
orr midst. He is q man of very
great Intellectual power and his
sermons are highly appre cited
and much enjoyed by his friends
in this section.
Prof. j. Z Fowler visited
Newton Grove Alliance last Sat
urdaT and gave us a good stieech
which was much enjoyed by
those who heard him. Come
again, Mr.. Fowler.
REfORMER.
HALLS.
one OF our progressive farm
efs has about decided to quit
planting cotton and go to rails
ing waterlnelons for market.
We wish him success.
MINGo.
Married, at the residence of
brides father, Mr.. Henry FL
more, i'll. Neal Eason and Miss
Henarette El1ore. The attend
tenants Were L. J. Tew and
Minnie Cove, Sam Cove and Eula
otrickling, Charlie Bass and
frankie Cove; Rev Lundie Lee
officiating. They have our sim
cere wishes for happiness and
prosperity.
AS MIR. L. IT. Jackson has his
dwelling nearly completed the
girl had better look out,
"GRINNING SAM
wEsTBRooK's.
Mr. Hester DenniDg and Miss
Repsie Denning were married
last Thursday night at the resi-
dence of the brides father. MIR
James DcnniDg, Ransom West
Esq, officiating.
FRANKLIN.
Miss Maggie Murphy return
ed home last week, after spend
Ing several months near Seven
Springs with her brother, Geo.
who is under the treatment of |
Dr.. ICES. We are pleased to
hear that Mr.. Murphy is i'm
proving.
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LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST

Protect your family, your estate d
sec re consol ,tiol for yoqrself b. TAX
ing cut
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-12
Alliance Department.
NOTES, DISCUS.
SlONS AND THE DOINGS
OF THE VARIOUS
LODGES.

THE CAUCASIAN was adopt ed Us the Official
Organ OF the Sampson County Alliance at the
meeting in January 10Th, 1881
DIR. Draper says: can evil
dav is approaching when it
becomes recognized in com
munity that the standard of
social distinction Is wealth.
That day was SOON followed in
Rome by its unavoidable conse-
quence, a government founded
upon two elements, corruption
and terror m. No language
can describe the state of the
capital after its civil wa,s.
-Ex.
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REt'ORMER.
HALLS.

One of our progressive farm
efs has about decided to quit
planting cotton and go to rails
ing waterlnelons for market.
We wish him success.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-05-12

TOR DYSrEFsYa
Use Browns Iron Ditters.
Physicians recommend it.
ss~e1ers keep it. 81 90 per bottle. Genuine
Ca npaksand crossed red lines on wrapper.
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STOCK BROKER nFFICE.

ORDERS FOR STOCKS At THE CIGAR
~ store of a. Nathan. 20j X ST., San Fran
30G Montgomery street. Purchases and sales
promptly made. 5. MOOSER.
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ROYAL Court Music nirector.

Benjamin Bilse, long famous in the
musical life of Berlin, celebrated OH the
LIST Of October the fiftieth anniversary of
his first appearance as an orchestral con-
ductor. Bilse was the first man who
gave popular symphony concerts in Ber-
lin with a good and well-disciplined or
chestra, and for many years BiIses con-
certs, where high class music, together
with that of more popular character,
was performed before an audience that
sat and drank beer and smoked in the
German fashion, were one of the most
notable features of musical life in the
German capital, and the model of their
the honorary title of Royal Music Di-
rector. is spending his old age in the lit
tie town Of his birth, Liegnitz. He is
now 76 years old.
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DEALERS IN IRON, STEEL, CUMBER-
~ land Coal, Wagon Lumber and Carriage
Hardware. 7o9, III, 7l3. 715 j street.
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II # weren't the most certain and effective
remedy III the world, do you think it could
be sold in any such way2
Every overworked and rundown" f" wo-
man and every delicate and suffering woman,
needs it. 1t builds up and invigorates the
whole system, regulates and promotes the
proper functions, and restores health and
strength. It's legitimate medicine, not
beverage; purely vegetable, perfectly harm
less, and made especially for woman's needs.
In every disorder and arrangement pecu-
liar to the sex, periodical pains, weak back,
bearing down sensations, and kindred all
ments, Favorite Prescription is gudra1l-
teed to benefit or cure, or you have your
money beck.
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Rinht IN alo1rr

RtgflC an YouT
otop han ds, if
you'll take it, you
have the remedy
'for wonan's weak
nesses s a nd wo-
mans ailm ments.
And you have it
on rem ar k Bile
terms. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton is guaranteed
to help you, or it
Coctc Won NOTHING
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A Sura CnSn.

''Think you'll be elected, do you?"
"Sure of it ~
"What makes you so certain ?''
"Lvnched my opponent at daybreak.
ana have promised to defray his funeral
expenses and marry his widow. AT
lanta Constitution.
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NEW LTvERpooL PURE sArT

MANUFACTURED EXPRESSLY FOR
W dairy and table use bv the New Liverpool
Salt Company. Samples free. Address <. p.
EIGG, 1119 Fourth street Sacranlanto IyaI
Telephone No. 243
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TAKE Hoods and only Hoods, because
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures. 1t possesses
merit peculiar to itself. Try it yourself.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, per-
fectly harmless, effective, but do not
cause pain or grippe. Besure to get Hoods.
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pssaSsseGs Goros.
MILITARY AND SOCIETY GOODS.

MANUFACTURER Of ~rr.z--
NI Military, Naval, Soci- VSSSsss 5a1ssg.5s-4A.-
ETY., Church and Theatrical <~z-zs1---S.-3sa
goods; Gold and Silver Trim
mings; Buttons Of all kinds. B. PASQUALE
q SONS, 640 Washington street, San Fran
cisco. Cal.
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The Worlds Fair-The Chicago "Inter-
Ocean"

Ocean,"
This great weekly, and the WEEKLY
ONION can be had for S2 year, or the
DAILY RECORD UNION and the Inter
Ocean for IS 80 per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be elaborately
treated in the Inter Ocean. Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD-UN UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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q. NATHAN

0AS K STREET, ADJOINING WESTERN
EyUD Hotel, Sacramento. desler In ClgaTa
the celebrated Lillian Russell cigar will ha
presented with handsome souvenir. 20
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FINEST TURNOUTs IN THE CITY
WATERHOUsF q LESTER.

ITO HIRE AT REASONABLE RATES AT
/ Empire Stables. 1oI6 Ninth street GRAF.
MILLER BROS. Telephone 366.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
by telegraph.

ny Ieie9r'pE
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 7.-CATTLE-Receipts $780,
shipments $500. steers dull and weak,
COWS steady. feeders weak 1exas steers
weak, and Texas COWS more active than
yesterday. Sales Dressed beef and shipping
steers 90, cows and heife,s / 05G2 S. Texas
aud Indian steers e. 0092 ~ eXas and Indian COWS
81 4JGl 40, stoCkeis and feeders 81 6J6to 10. HOGS
Receipts 5IuU. shipments lsU0. Market oren~d
steady to DC lower, closed strong. Ranged sS 500
8 - bu s. s0aS45 o. SHEEP-Heceipts le0o.
shipments 49,. sleep in demand. active and
strong. MuttoRs 81 +Ot64 81. lambs s. 00a5 50.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. observation-disclosures $780,
shipments 200 Native steers as 1924 ~,
Texas and Indian steers - 25Oe3 % HOGS-Receipts
SstU shipments eUO Market TIC higher. Heavy s. 90
as 10. lackin. 81 S6tq5 D, light - 0N95 90 SHEEP
--Receipts sn shipments Market steady.
Muttons 50SI -.
CHICAGO. sept. = CATTLE-Recelpts 21oOO ship
ments $50. Market steady. Natives 81 $50
81 Texans 81 sUR2 ~ rangers - 9Oe4 IS cows 81 O5
tES o. HOGS-Kecripts 2A51 shipments 80. Mar
let l0c higher, closing ~ eak. Common 81 91(S4 IS,
packing IS 20G5 ~. butchers - <5Gs5 625e light
s. lVa15 a. grassers a. $3.50 W. SHkEP-keceipts
b,UA shipments 100. Market strong. Sheep rang ed
81 350t4 So lambs IS 5ltG6 "a.
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IMPROVED HORSE STALL.
Ono That Is Said to Give Satlsfaction u
Every WAY.

Ono That Is Said to Give Salsfaction In
Every Way.
The value of clean, dry stall for the
family horses cannot be overestimated,
and all horse owners know the many
disadvantages arising from horses
standing upon plank floors. The COM
mon earth floor gives the stablemsn SO
much work to keep the horse clean that
1t has long since been condemned as too
dirty for good horse. After examin-
ing many stalls, have constructed one
that gives entire satisfaction in every
way. Its merit consists chiefly in it's
simplicity. In the center of the stall
large box STALL dug a pit eighteen
inches in diameter and three feet deep;
into this put cobble stones. the size Of
horses foot, until they reached the
top; then 1 placed three large, fat
stones, which Just filed the top of the
pit A wagon load of ground limestone
was spread around the outer edge Of
the stall, and raked toward the center,
giving it g gentle slope in this direc-
ton. Over this was spread two inches
OF yellow clay, well tsnped. The stall,
when thus completed, has the appear
ance OF an oval dish, and carries all the
urine, from either horse or mare, TO the
center of the stall and into the pit,
where it gradually soaks away into the
ground There is no opening in the
bottom of the pit, and therefore. no
bad odor comes back into the stable,
as often occurs where a drain pipe Is
used to carry off the urine. Another
advantage in this stall is the shape,
which more nearly fits the horse while
lying down, and requires less straw for
bedding. 4 tile drain from the PIT
would be useful on q farm. or wherever
the urine can be made available for
uanure.-AmericanA griculsurist
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Hnnt nn half hundred forcefnl and In

Hunt mp half hundred forceful and in
cisive adlectives suitable for description
of sublime and inspiring scenery: then
take TIP 10 the Grand Canon OF the Col
orado, ard you will throw them aside AS
being inadequate.
The worlds greatest wonder is the Grand
Canon of the Colorado river. in Arizona.
Yellowstone Park aud Yosemite take sec
ond place; Niagara Falls is dwarfed aud
the Adirondacks seem like mere hills.
compared with the stupcndoua chAsms
and heights Of the Grand Canon
This hitherto inaccessible region has
just been opened for tourists by stage lina
from Flagstaff. A. T.. on the trsnscontl-
mental highway OF the A 7. 5. r. X X
The round trip can be made comfortably,
quickly. and at reasonable expense
Nearest agent Of Santa Re route will
quote excursion rRtss. on application. An
illustrated pamphlet Is ia preparation,
fully describing the many beauties and
wonders OF the Grand Canon. Write to
g. Il. Nicholson. g. T. e. T. A. a. I. a. 5
T. X. r.. Topeka, Kan. or j. J. Byrne.
Asset. Pass. Traffic Mgr. Chicago. for free
copy, which will he mailed when ready for
distribution do II
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A Mofire for TraxeI.

cts funny how many people travel
In this country
.'Yes?-'
TO where you viii the ears are filed.
and many of the people who are travel
lag have no perceptible motive beyond
the mere desire to be on the move 4"
But there is another motive, never
theless. that causes them TO travel"
What IS it,
'.Why, the locomotive"
''Oh1'-Chicago Mail
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Tourist nste. 70 color.ao .ad ctsh.

Tourist tickets will be on sale for Den
yer. Colorado Springs, Pueblos Trinidad.
Salt Lake City. Ogden and other Utah
and Colorado summer resouris. from june
j until September -, limited Tor return
passage 20 ard including October 81. ltxs.
Take the Missouri Pacific railway train
!, ing here ia The evening, which arrives
ia Pueblo next morning. thus passing
through the mountains ia day light This
train = equipped With elegant chair ears
of the latest design. Pullman sls<pihx
cars ~ desired r. r BLgCKLET. y a. l.
a, - Fast DcaglAs ave. Missouri Pa
cih railway. Go
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When you 50. fsss The } riseo LIE % >
Louis Aui the east Tor tie reason That u Is
TIE ouiy " scbiia Ice THEsinK two solid
trains daily without ekAbsss 81 any class 20
-. Louis nofBiBz ABd sigbt and i - tbs
only line having J~lacs reclining chair sad
Pullman sleeping cars Ia morning ABd
"a GIT trains. Always On LINE Esa sure q
making eastern connections ~ a. bg2ls
ssu6Cu d@cSys- AZ
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hsnsas Cisy saa rssasFa e. - Tickets
On safe ABgRst - 70 = aHb Gnal hssls
September -
Washington. - G. 80 q rssors ore fsrs
for tie ruu3d tip. Isckssa 81 sale Ezs-
tfnbsr IZlh. - lstB. goo4 - Esfass Gasl
octcasr -
Port l2rd. Orr. ard Tssura go o.
Ticksas % sac September 12tl. % Ia.
VIA y sgscazi ir8i; Of O. dAyA EaE Stbss
lufo7 E1zs8oEs cali q AgIGr~~s
Is. u. MEH11cE. ID r n
lie Nerfs Main slsr~t
q A. BEsDwE. Pss4@1Eeg Ststi0a- 90 u
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For Kansas City, So Ieffis ard al points
est fAks TIE AjisNouff PzslEe fallNaY
] be sboFtesf IRE 10 "a fouis by g miles
10 change Of cars a Eny Kind betss<n
H iehits ard -. Louis. Ouiy hify hsars
Let Nsen v .chitA and Sss ioEx C5ty va
TIE A5ssoufI PseiEe railway. ClEy f.ekss
on.ce - East DosEisA Ave. leIg =
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Wichita Grain Marke
Wichita Produce Market.

WICHITA sept, ..
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 90 second patent.
81 20; extra fancy 81 65.
pUrrEk-rir st creamery. l5c: other grades, 100
l2Iec,
EG6S-l0@ I2c per Dozen
lOUITkl-hoOsters. 81 50a2 90 per dozen or Sc
per pound; hens. "a 0hV2 % per dozen OF &c per
pound spring chickens u 156s2 80 dozen or I1pc
per pound; turkeys, 1sSc per pound. DUCKs-teai
al % nIalIard 81 75 per dozen. Yong geese &C per
pound.
POTAToES-Choice. 65s75c per bushel
APPLES-SS W per barrel.
COAL-Anthraclte. eli or Canon City, IS o.; Weir
City, ~ so Front'nac ~ ~; Pittsburg. 81 so lli-
nOlS, 81 Uts McAlester 81 90.
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point to point, and this must be an OBJ
| ject of having correct. The right leg is
| feet from point to inside, where it is
joined to the other leg by a tenor 60
| ing right through: the left one is
| inches longer, IL inches counting for
| the slanting thickness of the top of the
| right leg attached to it, and the remain
der for the handle. At the center of
each leg, feet inches from the points
and equa-distant from inside apex OF
triangle, is an iron rod, of 5-16 of an
inch in diameter, stuck right through,
having on the insides. meeting the legs,
a small collar, and on the outside fat
nut, afterwards bent to fit the con-
vexed surface, or the end of the rod
riveted to head over a small plato,
securing it firmly. Instead of this rod,
wooden bar, of a diameter of the leg
it joins, might be substituted, tenoned
and wedged from the outside, holding
1t equally firm.
MEASURES.
The handle is six inches.
Distance from points to bar, and from
bar to inner apex, four feet
Right leg, five feet.
Left leg, five feet eight inches
Linear measure of base, six feet.
And lastly, on either leg, a yard
measure might be divided off in inches.
To manipulate this measure, both
points being lightly fixed in the
ground. lay the palm of the right hand
on the highest point of the right leg,
encircling the handle with the thumb.
Place the right foot at the side of the
right leg and commence walking by
striding out with the left leg, and at
the same time, which occurs intutitive-
~, press the top forward till the right
leg of measure assumes an elevated
position, and then give the top a SHOW
ing hoist, by which the handle re-
wolves in the hollow of the hand and
performs an outward half circle; mean
while the operator has taken three
more steps, and the right foot landing
at the same time as the right leg of
measure, having been steered in as
straight a line as possible.
A few trials master the use of it,
which thus for every four steps meas
ures twelve feet. A smaller person,
having to use such measure, might
lower the apex to suit himself, say to
three feet six inches; but never leave it
out of view that the distance between
the two points must always be si2
feet.
Irrespective of its usefulness, it is
recommended to such persons who are
fond of exercise and sport, for it not
only forces to a healthy, brisk walk,
but also to muscular use of the arm;
stimulates to precision, count of swings
and an eagerness to reach the goal.-A.
Broome, in Farm and Fireside.
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Wichita 70 Chicago without change OF
cars via the Great Rock Island route
Leave Wichita az s5j n IA. and arrive ia
Chicago next morning at us frse re.
Ginning chair cars. Pullman palace sleep
ing ear, aud elegant dining cars on this
train. ". II. WIsHAKT,
City Ticket & Passenger Agent.
Wichita, han.
JOINS SEBASTIAN. G.. T. l. +. A,
Chicago. Ill aifi u
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Aa,.e-te Nssh.r,.

Mrs. WiosIov's Soothing syrup should
always be used for children tssthiBg. IL
tooihes the child. softsns tie guns. alleys
all pain, cures wind colo, add - tl4s
best remedy for darhO<s- TseBty-fiTs
cents a bottle Used Dy millions u
flotberk oo4ef wal
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WleBFTA. ksB-. April =. fss4
As;sr shOFeBxhly ts>fIa@ fhs BIZ. LFsss
pizE9 sloaz sEl~ 81 gre sf tie olaxss AID
asst kEOWu bszs gfafse iseffa tslsSsts can
fuily recommend Is sAaxtsuE grey Sc
QEafesssBE q $ ssresiy hFSs-e.zss pisuo.
al1tf n ". sfSESEI
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FOR SALE-ReaI Estate.

ARGAISS ! = PROPER T.
Id There has never p-en 20 favorable and prom -
gz opportunities 70 tETe-t IN " segs8ta property
rev Oilers %evsr time AeR adCs.sr could tt
invested here VIII less risk aid With such
Snce Of ffroSfanls resHrus lnTenita- present.
prices You can make 10 nsisrzke. Raiue and JG1e
worth have iHc eased, wAtJe prices have Ter uss-
rafarxgly 6e3HeS-so- fsetsticIs csEiee pt.ssHs q
values have been dg-Eeiied. 1uELro sezl-e e-21zz-
tAous SyoW pfssiums El.is. NOs j. fls gss
wHf6HT 4 MILLER
test - - SDzLk NzsksT ssEe~s.
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Kansas C;fF ard TsturB. fs.i5. Tickets
on ssle August - 20 -
Washlngtou. ~ G.. aad fsiggu. cheap
tickets on sss@ sep y 80 =
Portland. ore. and tsfuss. ~ Tickets
On sac sept - - -, EigA ample r~sgrs
limit
Cali >; car new ofi5ce. 40 rs Eass
UonglAz avenue. AID receive gusi iafcgsaA-
tico. =. = BLk2 XIII,
Passenger and Iickss agent. Missouri
Pacific railway.
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REPRE4ENTATIvE SALES.
The following are the representative sales of cat
IIoGS,

Hog receipts were about 900 head.
Buyers bought readily, but sorted very
close. There was mere sorting today than
for some time. Buyers do not want light
hogs and insist upon sorting every load
that has been offered them. The market
was strong nickel lower than yesterday.
Arrivals came in late in the afternoon but
everything found safe.
REPREsFNTA TIVE SALES.
oil 4 h..re tatV aIa5 0f HIM
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DR.. 4. EMMA CORE

Females apa thiareDs diseases a spacisl,y
Bone for lade~ during confinement Strictly -,-s
waite " hen desired. also permanent homes pru-
N,ded ior children when Desired Letters Of inopf
y Coindeniial aud sswefed promptly Heae III
IDA Avenue. Wichita. kaHSts-
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FINANCEANDCOMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts Of Stock at the Wicnloa
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
hours Were: Cattle, 10; Hogs, 0eo.
Shipments: Cattle. None; Hogs, None
WICHITA. Sept. Q, 1892.

w NHllA, IocpO. ., iOo"'
Cattle receipts were moderate and the
market was quite active. All the cattle
offered were sold. The quality of the ma
jority of the stuff was only fair. The
COWS which sold at 81 80 were good. The
market ruled steady at yesterdays decline.
The quotations here presented are to give the
shipper an idea OF the general range of prices The
various cl asses and grades sell within the limits Of
these quotations ordng TO the quality OF offer
ings and the of the daily markets These quo
tations a re only changed when there has been d
Permanent change in the generat market. The
representative sales should referred 10 TO get the
saily huct uatiOns.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.

New York Money.
INV YORK. Sept. Z.
Money on call easy closing offered per cent,
fFime mercantile payer i9sta6 per cent
Exchange steady al s. so54 Tor sxty-day bills and
- Sese for demand.
Total sale OF stocks today $4,000 shares.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Sept Z.
SUGAR-Renned. Quiet
COFFEt-SPoJ hlo Iirmer No ll4lc
CoTTON-Quiet september Us
ST. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis Sept T.
FLOUR-Weak. not lower. Patents e. TOCaS SIextra
fancy S. 4U&S 81 fancy 1885 ~, choice i0E2 "a
family 2GS2 81
WHEAT-Cash. sS5ssGA,
COkN-Cash 4.Asc.
OATS-Cash, SUSSc,
RNE-5c.
BkAN-6tc,
HAN-Steady Fancy timothy So OoSl9 N
choice TO Ellt edge prairie 81 GOES 81
BUTTElt-Steady, Creamery 2ts2Sc dairy l6ss2c
L6GS-l4c-
CJhN MEAL-Lower. 81 lSl2 u
BAGG1N0-bI46L a4c-
tLAA-sl %.
PoRK-SIsudard mess. slO 759Il 90.
LARD-t1 10.
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SIMPLE LAND MEASURE.

Anyone Handy with Tools Can Mako II
In tho Farm shop.
There exist various contrivances for
the linear measure of land surface.
There are steel tapes, which are ex.
pensive; linen tapes, cheaper, but of
short durability and liable to get
soiled, while both require two per-
sons to handle them. Another kind Is
offered by agricultural implement
makers in the form of q nave, from
which spokes point ont, which revolves
by being pushed by handle; but as
these can prick the surface only at
short intervals, say twelve inches.
they cause a troublesome count unless
furnished with an expensive speed in
dicator, and liable to break if stuck
into a assure.
The contributor therefore wishes to
draw farmers attention to q simple,
yet effective and durable one, which
anyone handy with tools can make
himself and at the same time possess
an instrument which offers variety of
measures
This measure, shown in the nlustra-
ton, is not unlike an architects divid-
ers, and consists Of two straight sticks
of diameter Of w inches at top and
% of an inch at the tip, mads of firm,
yet tough wood. neatly planned and
scraped, joined by tenon and shod
with 1X-inch hollow ferrules. The
tips are exactly six feet apart from
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-08
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