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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-03
Following is the result of March elections
in many towns of the State:
ADDISON.

Moderator, Stukley w Smith; clerk, l.
G Seeger; treasurer, c W Read; superin
tendent Mrs S 1rimble; selectmeu,
Joseph D Howard, Charles Cough, Fred
Willmarth; lst constable, Charles II Nor
tom 2d constable, Byron Smith; oversoer,
selectmen; listers, Guy Gage, Ezra Smith,
Ben jamin Smith; agent, StukIey " Smith;
tax voted, 81 cents: highway tax to be paid
in money.
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TIE LATE A. c. SPEAR.
His Funeral Largely Attended Sunday
-Skot Ch of IA Busy Life.

The funeral OF the late Amos Z. Spear
took place at ST. FGui's Episcopal church
afternoon at $3.50, the Rev. j.
lsham Dliss, d. D., officiating Messrs.
j ohm a. Arthur, Charles f. Ward, LemueI
S. Drew, Edward G. Loomis, Chester Hill
dreth and Judge Torrey L. Wales were
honorary bearers, and AIessrS. G. d.
Wright and j. D. Pickering, representing
the Odd Fellows, II. Hamlia and q. L.
Daniels representing the Boxer Engine con-
pany, and f. u, Cudworth and z. f. Dowd,
representing the A. {. Spear Fire company,
were the body bearers. The singing was by
the boy choir of the church. ten. W. ".
Henry was in charge assisted by Gen. I. 5.
Peck Odd Fellows and members of the
Boxer Engine company, Spear Fire COM
pany and Howard Hose company were pres
eut to the number OF 125, and about l6U
followed tue remains TO Lake View ceme-
tery. Tue OAI Fellows conducted the ser
vices there, Ihe remains being placed in tn e
vault
In the death of Mr. Spear Burlington
loses another of its Oldest and most esteemed
residents, one thoroughly alive to the best
interests OF the city; he was noted for a
kind heart, gentle, modest and most retiring
manner, was true friend and business
mDu Of rare ability. Mr. Spear was u
friend OF tue poor and no request OF needy
persons was UNDECIDED He Will lie miss ID
10y ali classes OF society and his vile and
duug inter-, brothers and sister will have the
s.ucere sy mpathy of many friends.
Amos L. spear born Nov. p, 1914,
III sAelburne " hen about ~ years OF age
lie came TO Bur lngtou and worked a. shoe
max ng with DAVIS Russell, whose store was
located near where james b. Scully Il Co.
are now situated. Later he entered the en-
pioy of Dr. John Pec%, who carried on the
drug business IN the store now occupied by
X. b. Stearns 4 Co. He afJerwlid form
ed a co partnership with Theodore "A. Peek,
tile firm name being known as Peck x
Spear and continued business N the same
pace. About lS43 this firm was dissolved
aud Mr.. Spear started in business alone il
his store on Church street upon the site now
occdpied by George Latountain ~ CO.
After u successful career of many years
he sod out TO Mr.. Edgar W. Durrltt, auc
retired IRON active business lie, although
his time was occupied mostly IN looking al
ter his own interests and the affairs OF tue
late JoAu +. Howard.
! Ol account OF the il-health Of Mrs.
| Spear, Who IS a sister Of Mr. Howard th
family pussed the winters in st. Augustine
! FIa., but were always at their nome durin.
the summer months. Mr. spear was on
| of Inc o.uesG mem Ders OF the Boxer tng!n,
! company, AID also a charter member O
Green Mountain lodge, |. y. .. r., bang Il
tue lime OF his death TIE Oldest Odd Fellow
! Initiated in Vermont.
The St. Augustine Florida Times Uuio
of February "A pays the following tribute
~ ue death this morning OF Amos C. Suea
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- -
Grand Jurors. Bart whitney. Ethen Vim !
cent: town agent. E r Bell; county grand |
Jurors p n Stanley. John Webster ID Dew
ing. superipteudept of rchools. G. w Gates; |
tax II ceuts: aunropriuteI S25 for Memo |
rial dav.
reepIeptlsa4
e-,,....i.,s.
oU 'no Gu" ""' W" - tr,,, ,,,,.t',s
oi'oe'' "e'o eIvote'' n noo,S
%'Vi Coc' 50 ~ '',+,,,a,.
:, u i't','' ,t'' ~ GNU tgnr,,,,, lior
- - W 'lN'A'' q - i'''' '''''
'on' ils'e'S'
FLET CIER.
Moderator, X Leach clerk Doma5 Rob-
inson; treasurer, Lsmas Eobiuson; select
men, 5 K,nsioy, o e Carpenter, W S
Shepardaoni overseer poor, j l.eacN; con
stable, II Chapihhhi listers, u II mp
man, l. Lee, b M tlunWood AUDITORS
hIhsleY' l7r'ohs, y " Oui'c"' super
intendent of scboos, Z Parsons; trustee
surplus money, Armstrong; town agent,
j Il Nevins; town grand juror, d Gilman,
tax, AZ cents.
GEORGIA.
Moderation w Coiu..u. cl.,l, r.
Post; selrctmsn. c \ Hotcnk,s., Id Smith.
Potrio, Ryan; treasurer, a Post; ovcr.eer
o. poor, l. b Suitn; constable, W a Col
wei listers, " L Looms, II W Crown, +
W Bliss auditors, j Is Curtis, c Hub
bard, IL 5 Newton: trustee OF pc.lic money
T. i Ladd; fence viewers, G y H1tch.i-s,
Is Duuton, o Hubbard; town grand juror
Joseph Bal ard The town meeting was
quite fully attended and the business done
with despatch. 1t dismissed the item Of
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BERLIN.

~W b. Wortheu, modef. N; NJ w Vice
lock- clerk and treasurer; a l. Hewitt, S
Benjamin and james CIcssett, selec men,
Lew Strong, overseer Of poor and first CON
stable; " Leland, second constable; y
Fits, j f Ninslow and W b Worthen
listers; John Phelps, j W Perrin and " a
Leland, auditors; NJ W Wheelock, trustee OF
pubic fund.- Dan Mansfield, Milton { balley
and W + Waterman, fence viewers; " Is
Worthen and Herbert Il Whee!ock town
grand jurors; Charles Kimbail, inspector OF
leather; L 5 Berry, inspector Of lumber and
shingles; W b Worthel, agent to prosecute
town affairs: w Worthen, superintendent
OF schools Orison Fits, pound keeper
voted to raise I b cents on a dollar for con.
solidated taxes.
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DEMOCRATS WIN.
MAYOR HASELTON REFLECTED BY
A REDUCED MAJORITY.

The epublicans El"ct -Four Aldermen
and the Democratic Two-Ihe city Cuun-
Gil Continues Republican How the bat
tie was Fought and Why il was Lost.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-03
THOUSANDS OF GERMANS COMING.


the United States.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-The 300, 900
Germans who are preparing to leave the
Volga provinces for the United States are
very different from the natives of Germany.
They are 10Th century Rip Van Wrinkles,
gauut in form, wearing garments of the
style OF a hundred years ago, and having
the furniture yet that their ancestors
brought from Germany to Russia. They
arc excellent people, industrious IN their
ways and honest in everything, but entirely
ignorant of the world as it really is The
Russians look upon them as foreigners, and
are apparently willing to let them 20.
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BETHEL.

Moderator, A p Hunton; town clerk, w
r Adams treasurer, q Sargent; select
men, ID NJ Clough, William Lattlner 1. c
Whitney; lister. Albert Sanders, Elmer
Spaulding, A S Emery; constable, Guy
Wilson; town agent and superintendent,
Fred ArAold; tag, go cents; voted 10 raise
a sum not to exceed 5000 to erect town
hall.
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grand jurors, Bart Whitney, Ethen Vim
cent; town agent e r Bell; county grand
jurors = II Stanley, John Webster, d Dew
ing; superintendent of Fchools, G w Gates;
tax, 10 cents; appropriated $50 for Memo
rial day.
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ALBURGH.

Moderator, d Marvin; clerk, Ii c Phelps;
seectmen, q McGresOr, II > Mott and D
l. Sowles; treasurer, H Pne ps; listers, Nj
A Lessor, Nj Hazen and George W Boards.
ley; first constable, II J. Brayton; second
constable, w "A Soule; auditors, IL W Mar
win, II II Reynolds, III Mc(iregor; grand
jurors, II l. Reynolds, W Soules, Ii w
Marvin; superintendent of schools, Rev II
K Titus; voted to pay the taxes to tue town
treasurer; amnount appropriated Sl1OO;
an addition of per cent to the regular
highway tax was voted.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-03-03

To be Postmaster at West Woodstock.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24,-C. ". Spauld-
ing has been appointed postmaster at West
Woodstock.
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THE RESULT BY WARDS.
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CORNWALL.

Moderator l. " Feet c.erk. Charles H
Lahe; treasurer, W ii Bingham; superu-
tendent, l. W P4et; seiec,men, NJ N Peck,
George DInmock and Waiter Atwood con
stable b f Haskell; overseer, Roum A
Foot, listers, f Benedict, \ " Foot and
II + Taylor; agent, w Il Bingham. Tax
voted, 50 cents.
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FERRISBuRGA.

At the annual town meeting the following
officers wero elected. Il f Allen, modeI-
ator; George & Robinson, clerk, IL d Booth,
d Burto and L klinDu.l, selectmeu; j
B WllkiEs, A y Ban ana Harvey Nor
ton, listers
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How the Vote for Mayor Stood-Ward
and Net M8jDrities.
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BARRE.

Probably the largest vote ever cast in
town meeting here was that cast on Tues
day. George W Tilden was elected nodcr-
ator; William A Perry town clerk and
treasurer; N Winch, y d Allen and &
c Wheaton, selectmsn; Warren c Nye,
overseer OF poor; 5 b bemls, first consta-
ble and collector; William II buchanan,
second constable; Frederick Carletoa, y G
Reed, w Barber, q Beckley and E f
Smith, listers; George Lamson, + q How
land and L l. Smith, auditors; l. 4 Aidrich,
trustee of pubic money; " Barber, Wal
ter L Barney and L Marr, fence viewers;
W K Barney Il " Bassett anu Richard A
Hoar, grand jurors; " + Morse, Ia pyctor
of leather; q 4 Mcfarland and ) S Ba lard,
pound keepers; a W Lane and w Bradford,
inspectors OF lanber and shingles; O-mon 3
| Boyce; John " Gordon and K , Currier,
| directors of Barre French library; Clara
Holden, cemetery COMMISSIONER; John W
Gordon and k 5 Currier, law agents; s
| Waterman, superintendent OF schools. 1t
was voted to ralse Il town tax OF % cents on
| the dollar and highway tax of 80 cents
TO build Il granite tomb in the GENE cry,
cost not to exceed $1,000, by pans from II
| q Cotton, with a y Morse, George La.nson
and W Gordon as building Committee;
appropriated 500 toward Memorial day eX-
| erclses.
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Moderator, A { Merrill, clerk and treas
urer, NJ B Gove; srlac,mou George Ham
ner, Isaac " 4intcl, Daniel f Hanks; over
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FLETCAER.

Moderator, X Leach. CLERK, Doma5 Rob
inson; treasurer, Lemas EoDlnson; select
men, j ) kInsicy, . & Carpenter, W >
Shepardaon; overseer poor, B Leach; CON
stable, d II Chapman; listers, d Il CAaP-
man, |. c Lee, B NJ LlInwood; auditors, y
kinsley, c d Parsons, y y Church; snper.
intendent of schools, i Parsons; trustee
surplus money, Armstrong, town agent,
j Il Nevins; town grand juror. D > Gillian,
tax 40 cents
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Moderator, K Z Crlsty; clor6 and treas
urer l. Austin; seiect4sL, Judge An
draws, " ii Nye ami Geors, Sargent.
Voted tax OF )! GJ on the 4oisr which
will pay the ba.aAcl due ol tuo railroad
bonds,
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,CoutiuueI On tue seventh pascJ
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BkIDF Ol1
Moderator, j j Crane; town clerk, n $
Bennett; assistant town clerk, II Hove;
seiectmen, 5 Il Walker W Pratt, { /.
Parish; overseer of the poor, selectmen first
constable and collector, ii Howe; second
constable, f II E.dredge; auditors, q X
smith, Edward Nichols, A huntley; lis
ters, " l. Hamilton, hcoX, Il l. Hen-
enway; town grand jurors, Henry Nichols,
| ID & BARBOUR q l. Towner; town agent, j
Crane; tax voted, ~ cents
BRISTOL.
There was no excitement over town poll.
| ties. The following is the list Of town Off
GERS: Moderator, +. A. Hnssetine cerk.
l. NJ Kent; treasurer, f Bristol; overseer
! ii L Sumner; first constable, Il s Farr
second constable, l. l. James; selectmen
Noah Lsthrop, s w Hatch, e W Corey
listers, c V Bates, n l. Verney, w
Prime; auditors, a a Dean, + b Patterson
n f Dunshee; trustee of S fund. L N
Kent; fence viewers, kilhurn, Chas,
Brooks, NJ w Wilson; town grand jurors
L L Dixie, L b Palmer, sumner; town
agent, " W Rider; superintendent schools
A ID Searles. The town voted 10 appropriate
the sum OF so for Memorial day and votel
a tax OF 80 cents ON the dollar
6ROOKFlELD.
Moderator, c B Fisk; clerk and treasurer
c ii Bigelow; sole ctmen, Burton Flint, Ir;
Carpenter, W ii Richardson; overseer, j /,
Sprague; constable, Royal Abbott; listers
u A Clark, Julian Morse, q hibbard
auditors. Marshall Green, f ID Richardson
4 Benham; trustee, ID Morse granl
jurors, a IS Ailis, 4 Caligan, John Untiedt
town agent, Cassius Peck; suTsrAs i,r+s-r
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BOIL ON.

Clerk, T b Whalen; seIectmen, William
Ryan, n Preston, q A Ptase; listers, H r
Cnurch, o Brian. n StOckwell; treasurer,
\ Stockwe!l; constable, y stock well; audi
tors, & a Pease, j Hapgood, j O Brian.
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Moderator c w Briggs; clerk, George
Briggs; seect,nen, ii Al Gibson, L CAhee
and George Churcnill; overseer of the poor,
IL NJ Gilpson; trustee OF public money ald
agent to defend and prosecute suits, Ozro
Meachuln treasurer, Frank e Briggs; grand
juror, ii Forbes; constable aud collector.
w { Fletcher; listers, d c Brown, > l.
Seager and G II Nlns4ow; auditors, Z "
Briggs, d G Brown and kidder; tax
voted, 90 cents.
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HTPRENENIATINE SALEs
wing are the ranIesenIatIEa "a Les az IN.
Brief Mention.


Section !. No member if this exchange
shall send, or cause to be sent, a telegram
or telephone message quoting the condi-
tion of the live stock market, aud pay,
Bgree to pay, or cause to be paid, the cost
of the transmission of the same; provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be con-
strued as in manner preventing q member
from preparing a telegram quoting a
b0ua-fide sale of live stock, made the same
DAY the telegram is sent, for the person to
Nnom The telegram is addressed, and
quoting therein the condition of the mar
ket.n
This rule will take effect Feb. /, 1892.
The new Office building is now COM
pleted and the stock yards company and
the Citizens bank will remove their
effects into the new building tomorrow
Eidridge q Campbell will occupy the Office
shus vacated from the first OF next week.
The bulk of hog sales today were made
al $3.50 TO $685.. Tops brought 81 o.
The shippers who marketed stock today
were:
J. ". Msyberry, Andale, cattle and
hogs.
{. II. Harrison, .Milerton, hogs.
Smith 6, Gamble, Hazleton. hogs.
G. Z. Crider & Co, South Haven, hogs
snd cattle.
G: C.. Stonton, Milan, hogs and cattle.
l.. ". Houser, Crystal, hogs.
2. J. Quigly, harper. hogs.
= NJ Beebe. Norwich, hogs.
c. T.. Bank, kellogg, hogs.
{. l.. Pollard, Sedgwick, hogs anu cattle.
j, II. Cannon, Clafiin, hogs and cattle.
Casey & Fowler, Conway Springs, hogs
sn5 cattle.
p. Mckinley, Freeport. cattle.
+. 5. Allen. Anthony cattle.
Liudley Il Co., IHoven, cattle and hogs
D. VIM, Udall, cattle and hogs.
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WICHITA vrsTrRN n


During sham fight Napoleon came IN.
awares upon soldier who was lying fast
asleep in field among the corn
rs this your post?' exclaimed the en-
peror, rousing him with the full intention
of making an example of him The soldier,
thus suddenly startled out of his slumber,
rubbed his eyes. and, On recognizing the
emperor, sprang 10 his feet, presented arms
and said:
Il beg your msjesty's pardon. but ws
were going through a sham hight, and IN
order 10 make the Illusion more complete
was pretending 10 be dead
Napoleon could not suppress smile, sn6
forgave the witty linesman.-Cariino.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
by Telegraph.

KANSAS CITY. NO., Jan, S.-CATTLE-R Receipts
js3J. shipments 100 Market generally steady TO
suCug Dressed beef ana shipping steers 81 1894 -,
and heIferS 81 5U&S - stOCkers and feeders
p 900 10 HUGS-kecelpts sl0O shipments 2l00.
Market opened 20 l0c lower, then grew active
closing strong. Bulk 81 1904 l5 ranged IS 1854 p
ShEtP-t,e,"ipls 100, shipments a500 Steady.
sales ranged IS s5as o.
1T LOUIS. No. Jan. &-CATTLE-Receipts SO
shipments 400. Mari Ct strong. Natives So 0JS4 IT,
Texans and indians - 20a4 10 HOGS-Rsceipts
%N. shipments 2sJ Market Ower. Heavy - 3 q
50. mixed - SsSS a. light a. AGA s.. SHEEP
keyeip,s OIL shipments none, Market steady,
Natives Is Ula5 ~.
CHICAGO. lis Jan. 2s.-CATTLE-ReceIpts l0C00
shipments sou, Steady to shade higher. Steers
Is SJto 5, stdckers - l0GS p cows 81 ear 50.
hNG>-AsCeIpts sUOUU shipments I2UUl Market
steady. Common - o1a4 Is, packers 81 S5Vs4 81.
butchers - l5ss IL, Light s. 20G4 IS. SREEP-
Receipts SfN shipments &f0 Market steady
q lover. Native ewes $ OJs5 90. wethsrs - 0y[5
IS lam Is IS $50 81
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Winter Tourist Rates Via he santa Pc Rsste.
The Santa Fe route have placed on sale
Winter Tourist tickets 10 the following
points: Austin, Corpus Christi. Il pAso.
Galveston. Houston. LamyAssas. Rock
port, San Antonio, Texas, Deming. Lake
Valley, Las Cruces, Silver City and So
corro New Mexico Transit limit Of 20
days in each direction, with final limit OF
June /. Is.f2 Stop-over priviledges will be
allow ed within tie limits in each dirsc-
ton. For additional information apply at
Union ticket Office, 15S North Main, or
Douglas avenue station
125tf W. ID. MURDOCH. ID. p. A.
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Wichita Grain Market.

WICHITA, Jan IS
following are the closing quotations.
6RAiN-tar lots track.
MHLAI--5l.
OOhN-\eW 49SSc.
OATS-eGc.
l,XE-NO or better bl6S5c.
IAA-haiec Il sQ85 % per ton, loose. 81 mas m
GROUND COTtN-CLop In car los 7Sc per inr
rounds. corn an oats sc per 40 pounds bran
- ed 65s per 40 pounds.
fLANSEED -65S7uc.
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nichitA eroducs Market

WICHITA Jan s
TLoTE-Hiehest patent s. a., second patent e. %
extra fancy 3 O.
UJTIEI-EIrst creamery Sbr. second creamery
49, lines, dairy - fpe dairy Sc,ComI DAIRY IN
EGGS-}s6iSs Der dozen.
OJLThN-Booster. II afs2 % per dozen or Sc
lcr pound. hens : VsN2 = per dozen or C Ter
iClnu spring chickens Ell T5z2 u per dozen or I>sc
Etr iuu.l, turkeys sSSc Ter pound ducks-teal
= 3 rnsIisTds s. - per dozen, young geese per
pound.
fOTATOES-Cholos S0aNc rel busheL
ApfLES-S2 s0E+ 20 Per barrel.
~oAL-AnthrHCIpe Sll 20. Canon City IS 20 Weir
tily - g troIteuAc - ~ FlJtsOaTs. "a ~. Illinois
& 4, AGA lister e. 20.
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Wjlllil gayle
FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
The Receipts OF Stock at the vienna
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle. 200; Hogs, 1918.
Shipments; Cattle, 40.
WICHITA. Jan. g.

The cattle market on good butcher cat
tie and the best stockers and feeders re-
mains steady and are in good demand, but
common and medium grades are dull
There was a large run of stuff today ana
considerable trading was done.
The quotations mere presented are to give The
81 pper D idea of the general range Of prices The
vgrjois G asses and grades sell within The limits OF
these ouotutious according 10 the quality or offer
!ngs aud tie state OF The daily markets These quo
fafioDs ar. cDly changed when there has been a
permanent change IN the general market. The
REPRESENTATIVE sales should be referred 10 10 get the
daily fluctuations
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29
Bicycle Accidents.

Angry Pedestrian latter a narrow e.
cape-Suppose. sir. you had run into
me:
Bicyclist-l would have bruised your
sflin and broken nv neck--(Iood News
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Mrs Speakernind tat chryssnthe-
MUM showe-Why is there such fRro-
over such commonplace flower as the
chrvsanfhsnlum:
Everybody Else-Ihsts Just what We
came 70 hrrd oui-kew York Weekiv.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Mark Twain put an old truth in sn
attractive dress when he said, a he
well stuck 20 becomes historv.7
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Mrs. Wipslow's SoothiBg Syrup should
always be used for children tsethiBg. Is
soothss the child. soft<Bs the gums, slisys
all pain. cures wind colo, and j. the best
remedy for disrTbosA Twsuty-hvscsBts .
bottle Used by millions sf mothers.
dt4 II wls =
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

LIVERY ONE Is NEED OF INFORMATION
IL on The subject Of advertising will do reii 70
obtain ccPy OF Book fOr Advertiser" passz.
pfteo ~. Nailed postage - ID iocsirt Of pFigr.
Contains careful con pilstiOn from lie American
Newspaper bitcstcry uf ali The hest papers and
Cias- journals gives he circulation railug VI
uic.ahd guui deal % inforpagOu z5eut rates ASH
other matters pertaining 10 The business Of adYer-
Using AGarcss howeifs Advertising BursAa. "
spruce street. New A0ik. dk~ 81
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HOGS.

The fresh receipts of hogs today were
over 1900. The market opened about
steady, but later during the day sales
were made at big nickel lower than yes
Uerday's prices. The sales were uneven.
The bulk of the hogs were Of very COM
mon quality The market closed mean,
With four or five loads held over.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

For Kansas City, ST Louis and all points,
cast take the Missouri Pacific railway.
The shortest line to 81. Louis By a. miles.
No change OF cars OF any kind between
Wichita and ST. Louis. Only fifty hours
between Wichita and New York City via
he Missouri Pacific railway. City tiekes
flee 10 North Main street lol *
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
New York Mone,

NEW YORK. Ian- =
Money on cali easy Closed offered AT u, per cent
riIIie mercantile paper ttSsip per cent.
lNciange firm Al - ~ Tor siXty-day bills
- IS iur demand.
5oG0i safes II stocks today. Isl. 500 shares.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Rock Island calendars for the year lse2
for free distribution ut the city ticket
Office, 100 corner Main aud Douglas. Call
and get one before they sre all gone.
W. II NIsHAKr,
City Ticket and Pass Agt,
Diff Wichita, Kan.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

Parties tDiiErstipg 10 the northNss
will bpd u 10 their interest ~ esliiBga
the Rock Island ticket Office for Informs
lion regarding rates routes aud ancouno
cations VIA this line. Do noG Dot he de
eeiyed ~ agents % other lines a. 20 this
route You are Invited 20 call ~ the Ones
and lie convinced a. 20 the supsTiority q
The Great Rock Island route ever al
others By pstrOniEiDz this lire Sea esu
have the ehoics O. four einsrsnt routes
west IL Denver Tor speed. safety aud
comfort she Rock Island isacs the process
sion. " II. IS IssAET. Ticket Agsrt.
Ofics 100 Kat DSuglzs sysguz. es0rps
Man street o1s-I
Go esrs via The New Short I've. MS
sossrf Ysc6c Pleasant BiIi ToHtsf
Through Sleeping ard chair cars witboat
ebaa.e " ichltz 70 It. IS0uiA 81 q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-29

NEW y ORK. Jan -
CoFI0N-Quist. Niddiing upgands H.. mid
ding Orleans ,5sc- Sales 50 bales. Futures closet
e-sy- sales l5o.uN bales january ia february
sUGAR-Rsaas1 dun. easy. Standard &c.