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came worthless. The Providence people
claim that Mr.. Grace knew thar Grant &
Ward were on the verge of bankruptcy
when he said the firm was solvent.
The case came before Judge Truax on a
motion to compel the bank to furnish
bill of particulars. Frederic R. Ceudert,
representing the ex-mayor, declared 1t was
preposterous to believe that Mr.. Grace
knew the true condition of the firm when
he himself loaned 1t large sums and was q
heavy loser by the failure.
Snow we want to know just what charge
to meet" he declared. "We want to know
upon what facts or alleged facts the plain
tiffs base their allegations that Mr.. Grace
deliberately and wilfully misrepresented
the case to the Providence people,"
"Ah, but that is evidence, and decline
to furnish 1t until the proper time arrives"
said Lawyer Townsend.
Mr.. Townsend was very severe upon
Mr.. Grace. He insisted that the ex-mayor
was fully aware Of the critical condition of
Grant & Wards affairs, and insinuated
that he got rid of the notes to save him
self from the loss.
The motion for particulars was opposed
by James M. Townsend. jr., counsel for
the bank. He asserted that an order such
as was asked for could only be granted
where the charge made was obscure. He
said the motion was a simple aud cool de-
| mand for the banks evidence of the scien-
ter. The complaint furnishes abundant
details. The representations themselves
are given. Mr.. Grace is told that he knew
they were false when he made them, and
that he knew what the facts were. He is
not entitled to be told before the trial what
the evidence will be to show what facts
and circumstances had come to his knowl-
a. - III, 1r
to both plaintiff and defendant bill of
particulars should not be granted.
Judge Truax reserved his decision on
the motion
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CALIFORNIA.

a GENTLEMAN contemplating visiting Cali
IA fornia, and proposing to take the Raymon
Excursion early in December, is DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning the company of some person who may be
thinking of such q trip about that time. Any
PARTY considering q trip to California can learn
something to their advantage by communicating
with
CLARENCE @. THOMPSON,
BoWDITCH BUILDING,
naH Orange street.
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D. NJ. WEIGH & SON.
THANKSGIVING SUPPLIES.
5000 lbs finest quality fun dressed Turkeys.
The finest Ducks and Geese.
The above Poultry received fresh Tuesday
morning and il TO be sold at lowest possible
prices Come early and get best selection.
The finest native bleached Celery, bchs sc.
Grapes, Grapes.
500 baskets dns Concords, isc basket
500 baskets fine CatawbSs, ISc basket
Every basket OF these Grapes received fresh
Tuesday morning. No held over stock in this lot
Fine Malaga Grapes l5c Id.
Oranges, Oranges.
Large selected Floridas sc dozen.
Fancy selected FIoridas CSC dozen
Lemons only lSc dozen.
New Mixed Nuts,
l5c 10 Clancy mixture). Also Almonds, Eng
Hh Walnuts, Filberts, Pecans and Brszilnuts, all
new stock.
Fine assortment of Rai,ins, s, and lsc Ib.
New Dates, New Dates,
Only &C pound
New Leghoru Ciiron &c 10, Orange Peel l5c Ib
Headquarters for Flour, Butter, Cheese and
Eggs, at
ID. nj. WEIGH g. son,
SS and 30 Congress Avenue.
Branch, Grand Avenue.
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Local Financial Notes.
The New Haven clearing house reports
the elearings by days for the fourth week
in November; also the balances each day:
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ALAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
TO be Orga niZed-A Large Meeting to
be Held in the Ansonfa Opera House
This Evening.


be Held in the Anso mia Opera House
This Evening.
This evening very interesting meeting
will be held in the Birmingham opera
house. The meeting will be addressed by
S. P. Thrasher of New Haven, who is also
to speak in Birmingham during the anti
saloon crusade which ia to open here De-
Gambler 6. 1t is expected to form a Law
and Order league in Ansonia, and there is
not doubt that the movement will be
successful. Colonel Edwin Dudley, who
is the secretary of the Massachusetts, Law
and Order league, will make very com
prehensive address, explaining the objects
and aims of such an organization. This
movement is under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor committee, and 1t is
thought that they will be met half way by
the owners of the stores they wish to close
on SUNDAYS.
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SCHONBERGER OFFERS

nEE carload Of country dressed Pouitry-the
" best ever came to this ciiy-for song.
Also a large lot OF Game, very cheap. 1000 lbs
Steak sc Id. 1000 lbs Corued Beef ~ lbs for 81.
1900 lbs Lamb SC 10. iio01 lbs Pork, very cheap.
Loads OF Vegetables and Provisions at a price
TO defy all competition
Call at !, 9, Central Market and you will be
well satisfied. Telephone call a5i Z
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The Late Aaron Belden.

Inc Late A6rOn HeIden.
Aaron Belden, for fifty eight years the
city gunner, died at the home of his son,
Frank b. Belden, Is Beers street, at 4:30
o'clock Saturday morning. Mr.. Rslden
was in his eightyfrst year when stricken
down. He had been confined to his bed
for about ten days. His death was due to
old age. ....
He was born at Rocky Hill September 2,
1912, and came to this city in 1926. In
1884 he was appointed town gunner, and
he has held this Office ever since He had
since had charge of the firing of the city
cannon every Fourth of July and after
election celebrations and other public occa-
sions.
BE WAS also the Oldest member Of the
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EinauCtaI.

The Stock Market-Little Change in
Prices-Some Covering for the Short
Accounted Continued Pressure on
Reading-Weakness In New Eng
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
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2ruutstpus, Sc.
FOR THANKSGIVING

Durham and Conway creamery butter In lob
tubs and prints.
100 dozen fresh eggs.
Bell dressing, cottoleue, Merwin's lard.
Washburn -four, Pfllsbury's Jones, Hecker's.
Sweet potatoes, white and yellow turnips, eel
cry, Hebron potatoes.
New canned fruits
Cranberries, comb honey, Malaga grapes.
Greentng apples, spies gills. seeks. Tallmsn
sweets. Florida orangt s, grape fruit
Shaker apple sauce.
.old-fashioned country ground buckwheAt -four.
also Platt's.
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A, FEHLRERGS

New York Fresh Sausages Of all kinds take the
lead. Also Cheese, Butter, Eggs-
We keep some Of the very beet brands OF Flo1r.
Very good Coffees and Teas. Fine Pickels, Mus
tArd. Imported SArdines, Caviar, etc, etc. Re
member our goods are not the cheapest but the
best. ii6 Congress avenue,
apr A FEHI.RERls.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-28
Hutels.
GREATLY ENLARGED,

having lifted ID the entire ncor over c,uretor,
tbr capacity q or olninE paTaorx "a Rzn1alV IN
sroaacc- We are prepared 70 ErrAxre for Rsp.
3Owts. Suppers or Dinners, with EocSefaes az
Lodges Private pArsors Reserved FOR TbNksNr
PARTIES Rooms especially Arranged for Ire a.
sommodaiAon Of ladies.
Il ". Lopez CO.
~ sth ava rRss---s
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express Trains. tLaocAI Express.
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FINANCIAL.

LIN - tffE itiA&>. tAIIiE i.OA NS-1iON-
e. 2oshed OF ulUst every thing hy J. y. LHd-
ia. Ne'LeTSeY buiidins- ITsg Saa ,iain-
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No More HustIiEE.

It occurred to the fral man with 3
preoccupied air and round shoulders
that his wife had something to tell him
the moment he crossed the threshold of
his humble home. There was an earn
est look on her face, betokening mo-
mentous thoughts. The frail man was
not mistaken. John" observed his
wife solemnly. come here and sit
down" He did as she babe him, after
the custom of men with preoccupied
airs and round shoulders. john
she was softly caressing his brown
hair, through which time with its ruth
less scythe had cut several swaths-
you need not struggle so hard for a
living any more" For the first time
since the frail mans marriage hope
cleaned in his eye. Hannah" he
gasped, do you mean that some one
has died and left us some money!" She
beamed upon him brightly. "No,
john" she rejoined, "but l have re-
solved not to do my own cooking any
longer" With an exclamation of graf
itude to Heaven he clasped her TO his
bosom and wept for joy.-Detroit
'T'ri huDe
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Byron's Esdy Love.

Countess Guiccioli. Byron's ina
morata, has her reputation sadly in-
Pugned by the author Of Gossip Of the
Century" That literary iconocIast says
that several people who had known the
countess told him that She WAS any
thing but beautiful One assured me
he says, that her comple--1a reminded
him Of boiled pork. and an
other asserted that her figure was ao-
solutely shapeless: that she was not
beautiful. and that 50 far from pos
sessing any grace or elegance Of style,
She had the appearance % . short
bolster with a string round Is middle
Worse than this. IL seems that The true
e,uli waddled Ike a atses; her feet
which were as large AID tat ~ Gue dc
>tael's-i nulJrtaiized hy her enemy.
Napoleon. when BE described her as
standing ou her grand pied 81 Stxel'-
aiding in the suggestion 81 this sIrnile-
As for her manners, they were far troa
-~S->@
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ron E1CHaNGE

FfNa IN 6AN6l.-- ME.RCHANDlS fftG c. - !
Il iaIls.. lve s,osk asa add iowa prsicrty
Also ..1Ise as " Other pCosc.tN. Sosse 4 "a
GiS - 81 &. D0.sGias I've
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NOT SO BAD AS 1T SEEMED
A Slight Mistake That Was Perfectly
Natural.

A Slight Mistake That Was Perfectly
Natural.
It was a rather unusual ornament for
a room, if 1t could be called an orna-
ment; but bachelors often have strange
things in their rooms. This was hui
man skull, polished, and made into 4
receptacle for stray bits of paper or
anything else that one wanted to put
into ii. The top could be removed at
pleasure.
1t was gruesome thing to have on a
writing desk, and it attracted a great
deal of attention. Callers shuddered
as they looked at it, and one day one
of them asked the bachelor why he had
it around.
80, it's a sort of a keepsake" he said,
carelessly. ut was my brothers."
Your brothers,
He looked surprised as he saw every
one in the room edging away from him.
why, yes" he said.
do you mean TO say that that was
your brothers skull?" demanded one
Certainly; what's the matter with
it?" he asked, with apparent astonish-
ment HE gave it to me when he was
married. He got it when he was a med
ical student, but his wife wouldn't
have it around the house. brooklyn
Life
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AFTER OLD SHOES.
Their Feet Were Too Large to Look Wen
For the Purpose.

Their Feet Were Too Large to Look Wen
For the Purpose.
Have you anv secondhand shoes7~
inquired a young lady at leading
Louisville shoe store
I'VE don't sell secondhand shoes,
miss" said the clerk shortly.
NO, of course not didn't want to
buy them, but if you happened to have
any that had been left here by persons
buying new ones, you know" she sug-
gested mysteriously.
"Oh, certainly Here are a pair of
buttoned boots-kid-but quite worn
out Would they do?"
What number are theyP'
"Twos-small twos at that And
here is one bronze slipper-thirteen,
misses size"
But thirteen is an unluclzy number"
she said, anxiously.
mot in shoes, miss. And here is
No mot badly worm"
Il will take them all. Thank you so
much, ;" and she proffered the clerk pay
ment for the refuse shoes
There is no charge" he said as he
bHclu 10 All d meat JStthdScr
81 suppose you want them for hang
ing basket?'
mercy, no! My sister is to be mar
ried this evening, and we want them to
throw after the carriage. Our own are
all new and it must be an old shoe al
ways to bring luck
81 see," said the clerk, and he gazed
dyaa u,ilU q flor n or refr.ea tinC form NUT
Gering in a vivid monotone: And the
family shoes range from skies to Fights
i ee'-Shoe and Leather Gazette.
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VA ANTED-AT ONCE - ON FIRST CLASS
w tailor to work On cots, pants and vests. W ii
pay good prices and -teguy work, For reference
l,ittIng bres., " Ici.lJ Kan.
dl4 ~ LOul, W sou Medicine Lodge. Kan.
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NATURAL lcEHoUsE.
CoIsnbla River Curiosity Witch IL a@piH
Unlass.

Cnlqas.
In Washington q coulee Is a ravina
thst q -tTer has worn for itself anrt
then abandoned for another csurse,
says the New Orleans Pieayune. Tha
eoulees Of the Columbia fiver are Inn
nente rsvines worn out - the bs.Altia
rock. with perpsndicular walls on
either side from one thousand - Aftssn
hundred feet high Thuough This rc-
giou the Great northern railroad runs
Not h,ng ago az Indian approached {.
gang q railroad izb0Ferz working IA
Salmon e0rlse with n great piece - lrs
wrapped 81 BLANKET. which ~ offered
for sale The voELrne8 inst tutnd n
search ia the direction from whteh -
had come and soon fofz4 a cold stream
triekling through The shell rosll. aud
further up the ice be,ss were f1nnH
They were formed znzoBg the masses
Of shell rock ~ tt5e r7rifing II sso7y
"a winter. th- water running Down
among the rocss aod freezing ~ rht.
Ice remains there p~rp@tsallg sn1 IN
Large qnzntfties. The aest Singular
feature Is tiiat tn spot Is only I've hun
bred feet abgTe TIE SEA. sud ne argrA
bests IN iatcnse heat Ugs8s tie rocks
above the ic~. which - $50 exposeti -
warm crzaghts q air through tns
ersv.oss, pet The ioe never meta
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Brief Mention.

BrieI Mentl0n-
Hogs strong. -:.-+
Big receipts. -t@.;-
Good business.
Top loads of hogs today $500.
The cattle market makes a good show.
ing.
Commission men are well satiifed with
the business nowadays.
Fresh arrivals continued to come in till
O'clock and later today.
Tue following shippers had stock on the
market:
Harvey Grace, Cheney, hogs.
A. Golden, Whitewater, hogs.
Lindiey d Co., Andale, hogs,
l. N. Horton, Caldwell, hogs.
4. +. Gilleliud, Winfield, hogs.
j. w. Williams, Aulne, hogs and cattle.
l.. D. Ward. Mullinyille. hogs.
j. w. Gard, Whitewater, hogs and
sattle
J. A. Hopkins, Potwin, hogs.
" ichita Produce Market
WICHITA. Dec >
FLoUG-Highest patent. q 80 second patent
J -; e. ira fancy. 81 10.
But Eh-rlrst creamery, 2sc: other grades; 200
IGGS--Sqac.
lOtLEhY BOOSTERS, 81 5OD2 20 per Dozen or 30
Ter pound; hens, 81 0,S2 80 per dozen or tc per
pounu; spring chickens 81 i52 ~ per dozen or IsC
uer pound; turkeys. 1asc per pound. DUCKS teal
- -: maldiu, - 20 per OOLel OuE geese, DC per
pound.
r0rAToEs-C Choice, G5a75c per busAe,
APPLES-S4a5 90 per barrel.
CoAL-Auti raCIIe al ST Canon tity, SsUs Weir
-ty. - 90 Front nae. - 81 PttsDurE. ~ 81 I'LL
uOls, 50 90 hCAlesier s. %.
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Dr., j. {, BENNETT,
t43 \. Main st, Wichita. rs.
.Hallet-,Ts that Piekax. the bi

-Hallet-"Ts that Piekax. the big
mine-owner, over there?7 Crusher-
Yes" Hallet-"Has he good blood IN
his veins" Crusher-s'No: IL IS good
coal. Chicago Inter Ocean.
Not Foreigner Mrs Schuvlevant
My son Is regular bohemian. &c
Mrs Harlem Phlats-''Oh. pshav. row.
don't &c putin on You know he was
born right here in New York. Chico.
90 News Record.
Hicks jiR raGel-"TLis scurrilo1s
sheet deGo3Iaces ma aS a moGera Ana
MAS. Its an outrage" Wicks-.'eo It
Is The editor OF tue Tingle- should
know better than % speak slightingly
Of the dead. Boston Transcript
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An Easy job.

Uncle Mose-I say, Pea Blossom,
what's you dom fer a ibbin' now-a-
DAYS?
Pea Blossom-Tse employed by de
new doctor what's jess moved ter
Austin
How does yer like der new place.
''Furst rate / has ter ride in de
doctors buggy and hold de boss We
nebber has ter stop at de houses like Dc
udder doctors, so jess gifts all de riGin'
I wants Texas Siftiups-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BY Telegraph.

BY Telegraph
KANSAS CITY, Dec 2-CATrIE-Be Receipts 4rO,
shipmenj- l7.a MAJ ket for good steers leo loo
higIer others were duh aud steady; COWS
strong. good feeders We're strong. others dull
Sales: Dressed beef and Shippiu-. steers = too o.
cows and hefers al lea4 W, stoCkcTs aud feeders
80 aua2 - hOG>-hec eipts !Ssl. shipiaeuts SJD
Good hogs strong to Il CHER. common steady. Co.'S
ing strong, Ranged. - lOta5 20. hulk s. t5G5 81
SHEIF-heceipts 2NN shipments "a Market IN
a mEed. Nations 81 SIS lambs - 10
~. Louis Dec. > CAFTlE -- Receipts 25n
shipments aSG Active, better, Natives - ,oa5 10
Texas and ludlaE .teers g. lests - Texan aud In
us In q 48gp2 .. HOG lie. eipts alL
shipments Ss- Market lsc higher t4eavy e. tstgs "
packing - 4tGa -, light - H,I5 81 ~HEEP-Re-
tvlpt- ia, shipments 100. Market steady. MuttoRs
NG} 4a Texas - 1850 -.
tHIg AGO. lie 2.-,AI TE.F--Becelpts $751; ship
meuts i4u Market atJIve and - oRg. Natives
. e'@6 TO- stoCkers 81 % - cows 81 tU5 % HOGS
- lIeC' ip5s -AAV stiDmt ats SaRt Market tC hi-h-
err. common - &92 ~ packing s. SJas6 10 heavy
E laau n hutehets - gg6 ~ light s. 59Qsa ~
NtfEt- teNetiis 9Vih >hilGleIis lytt Best e. sdes
strong. otseTs uul. Mutjous - 1870 ~ lalus s. 80
CO.
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Three years ago. wbiIe ! was VISITING
relatives at HigRuayIlle. No. ! was aud
denly taken witb collie aud severe pAins o.,
the stomach. Wy relatives cent 10 tho
doctor for medicine. aud be sent me q,
bottle Of Chamberlain Cosic. Cholera add
Diarrhea Remedy. telling The bearer thss
If that medicine did not cure ne be cDula
not prescribe anything that would ! nsssi
u snd was Immediately relieved Hear
A Tbofern. For ssis b Hettlugrr bf0@
aud Van " erdsn's pharmacy, So y Main.
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REgREsENTATlYE SALES.
he representative sales OF cat


The receipts of hogs were small at the
opening of business today, but increased
to a liberal supply later. The market was
active and sales were quickly made. Ev-
erything that came in during the day
found buyers. Dold was the principal
buyer The market is generally quoted
strong. Some sales made today We're 5
cents higher than yesterdays, while others
were made at about steady figures. The
top loads today brought $500 against s. 81
top or yesterday.
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-wInebAtdle-'F rsftsr - barred
q, aea.h a. tbs atzks than taaeaaesi =
Gf.dersf srze--' Why y urbisiFiis -
- hos rnzss Is preserab-s % = coid
chop Harper E4zAx.
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MljlIIlf a9le
FINANCRAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts of Stock at the WlcniVa
Union Stock Yards for the Past ~
Hours Were: Cattle, 48; hogs o0o'
Shipments; Cattle, none; Hogs none.
WICHITA Dec. 2. 1892.

The supply of cattle was not very large
and good stuff not plenty. The best
butcher stuff is selling well at steady
prices. while other grades are draggy and
hard to sell There was light string OF
good butcher stuff, which sold at good
figures.
The ouotatIons mere presented are 10 give INC INC
simmer an idea of the general range OF prices nS W
,s,jdus classes and grades sell within tle nm - "a
tLese ouotgflons ACT uldingto the quality OF oHer
ipos and ne state OF the daily markets. lhese quo
70 Tions are only changed when there mas beel
,,erne nerlf change ia the General market. ne
enTssentative sales should referred 10 10 get Inc
ally fiuCt uatiOnS- 90.
SstIve shipping seers good 10 extra 80 759' %
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KANSAS CFTv. Dec .
FLOUR Unchanged. Patents a j3es. t5. extra
fancy 81 g0l2 "a. fancy e. US- -. choice - 81 %
xxx Il 5592 uO
hh.AIs- No 2Ted. GSc-
tOkN-No. mixed SttE3sinc
oAES-No 2nlsxsli. - slJc.
81 IEkk-Uuchal4gesl
.bh>-SteadA
5GgC. 49,
U. s'' - - A>' s'N''S - -
sLAAsEED-steadya at sc on a basis Of pure
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New lorl. Prndrcn

NEW NoRE. Dec. ,
SUGAR-Reaped fairly active and firm stand
sgt = ll-lty gT,,uu4aJtd lI-lss g. lut lsaf .-5
fsstSC.
tuFFtl-NEuJ lio quiet steady No z TC
COTToN-FUtulcs closed easy. November . if.l
sH January g.J5E9Ug.
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Wichita Grain Market

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA, Dec. 2.
Following are the closing quotations:
GNAlN-t ar lots on traCk.
NHEAl-5-c.
CORN-N elbow, 2sc.
OATS -.
HAh-taled. 81 eJG 80 rer ton; loose 81 C05a5 %.
GNOlNb tnHN-thopln car lots, i0c per lou
pounds; corn and Oats. sC per 100 pounds; bran,
sECkru. tac per 100 pounds.
IlAASEED-l54lUC.
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CCLUn ~
THE PEOPLES CgLU Mn.
Your Wants Supplied
allortng rates unser the dttsrenr headings

TIE following rates under the different hssd'ngs
sill Re charged.
~ Payable Strictly in Advance.
No advertisements taSsE for less :han 70 cents.
One line Advertisements charged Same rate Two
Iinoz.
30 ADvHRTIsTsENTs TAKEN TO Run VN
TiI1F0RBIDDRN."
Prices given under classified heads IN This column
applicable oaiy 20 local advertisements No foreign
advertisements taken at prices given
Answers - advertisements ssnI IN care Of IN.
EAGLE o6lce shoah os called for within l0fays
after insertion When advertisers wish replgs for
warEed 20 then ftasuped envelopes mus &c Se9t-
Reference TO former advertisements should give
DESCRIPTION and Cate CT fRsertie1 cory CT The sd
vertgseEls1t shoRid De seEL-
Not responsible for advertisements given or dis
continued by telephone
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New lorE Money.

INV YORK. Dec ..
NoDey On call easy Al sob Der cent. closing Of.
fered At per cent, last loafs per cent.
PRIME merCaBtIie psi ct aaz6 Per CeuS
XChNu-e firm at a. S9lgsi A34 FOR sxty-dRy bills
and - So Tor demand.
1otAl safe OF stocks today -. 60 shares
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shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs.
Female Ailments in all forms, a. Leu
corrhoea. Painful Periods, Suppression.
Etc, a speciality
NoleS and Facial Blemjshes removed
Iudolent Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly aud permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in all cases
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