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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10

closing at 1890; September 4SsSa4914c,
closing at 1870. Oats, cash No. 329sc;
No. white 3614a961Sc; No. 8 white 34s4a
351Sc; June 2$sa32Xc, closing at 3219c;
July 32sSa3274c, closing at 32Sc; Septem-
bsr3 Il a32c, closing at 3l5Sc. Mess Pork,
cash 81 5715all 60; July $40 45al0 on.
closing at $40 SIX; September 80 6215a
10 IS, closing at $40 10. Lard, cash 80 4Oa
425S; July &c 35a6 4211, closing at So 4211c;
September s. 5215a6 5711, closing at 50 571a.
Bulk Meats, short ribs, cash S6 4215a6 10;
July 81 32115a6 421S, closing at 50 4215; Sep
TENDER s. 45a6 80 closing at s. SO; shoulders
s. 25a5 37H: short clear So 65a6 S21S.
Whisky at 81 Is. Receipts-Flour, $4,000
barrels: wheat, 1000 bushels; corn, 2S9,-
900 bushels; oats, 100000 bushels; rye, 5000
bushels; barley, 49, 600 bushels. Shipments
Flour, $4,000 barrels; wheat, 100000
bushels; corn, 1s2, 600 bushels; oats, 6,OO0
bushels; rye, 1000 bushels; barley, Il, 900
bushels.
NEW YORK, June 9.-Flour, receipts 81
3i4 packages; exports 3,S96 barrels, O,o4O
sacks; sales %, 800 barrels. Wheat, receipts,
l49,6O0 bushels; exports 2S6,50l bushels;
sales, 100000 bushels futures and l69,-
600 bushels spot; spot market unsettled /;
No. 8 red 923Ic; ungraded red 75caSl 00H ;
No. 2 Northern S6sSc; options firm; No. 2
red June 90Ha9lf5c, closing at 81 &c; July
92a931S c, closing at 9256c; August 92s{ ASA,
C. closing at CSC; September q3Ha94c, clos
ing at 939zc; December cease ZIG, closing
at 9614; May, 1853, 81 00%al cos, closing
at 81 0034. Rye dull; western 94a9Sc. Bar
lev, dull. Corn, receipts 55.025 bushels;
exports Is, POS bushels; sales, 1855, 900 bush
els futures and 900 bushels spot; spot
market unsettled, closing firmer; June
5596a 5S14C. clos ny ut 5Sc: July 55Ta56Hc,
closing at 55%c; August 5417a55]1c, closing
at 545Sc; September 544a55Sc, closing at
549lc Oats, receipts 1914, 755 bushels; ex-
ports 592 bushels; sales 275000 bushels fu-
lures aud 1900 bushels spot; June 3714c;
July 371[c; August SIC; No. white spot
4Ga47; mixed western 3G1Ga3915c; white do.
45a50c. Rice quiet and easy. Hops steady.
| Coffee closed steady; spot Rio l3ai31sc
Sugar, raw, fair demand. Molasses dull
Rice firm. Petroleum, quiet at SAGE for
July. Cottonseed OIL 52a32]Sc. Taliow
quiet; city 41lc RosIn steady. Turpentine
steady. Eggs quiet at 164alG1fc. Pork
steady. Cut Meats firm. Lard stronger;
western steam closed at s. 65; June 90 GA;
July IS 81; August So y; September % 81.
Butter firm. Cheese active.
TOLEDO. June 9.-wheat, dull, lower;
No. 2 cash and June 921lc; July 9Oc; Aug
ust sSs/c. Corn, active. steady: No. 2
cash 525c; July 5lhc; No. 5llfc; No. 4
47c; August Sic Oats, quiet; No cash,
35%c. Rye, dull; cash S2c. Cloverseed
dull; prime cash nominally 81. Receipts
Flour, 1.S00 barrels; wheat, Al, 900 bushels;
corn, II, $40 bushels; oats, 400 bushels; rye,
1000 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-06-10
PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, June 9-Wheat fiuctuated less
violently to-day than it did yesterday and
closed somewhat lower. The opening price
was about La3sc higher than yesterdays
final figures on rather unfavorable reports
from the winter wheat belt, but there were
free offerings aud it became evident that
some one was unloading. This caused a
sharp reaction and decline of 11Sc. The
weakness was added to by the fact that the
demand from shorts was light and that
caoles were generally weaker At the de-
cline, however, better demand sprung up
and rally Of &c followed, but weakness
again set In and the close was about sc
lower than yesterday. Corn also was gen
orally weaker, with dull market after the
first half of the session, withJune relative
" weaker than the other deliveries. Oats
were dull and steady, closing slightly
lower. Provisions opened strong and
higher, closing weaker. Flour, unchanged
Wheat, cash No ? spring Soc; No. 3 spring
75aS0c; No. , red SIC; June S435aS6c,
closing at SOC; July S43saS61Sc, closing
at S5Ilc; August S5aS55Sc, closing at
S5l(c. Corn, cash No. size; June SOFA
size, closing at 50&c; July 491Sa5GAc,
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Stephen Hipkins, Jr., has Just returned
from Biairsville and brought Us word from
the Martins Ferry boys who are working
in the glass factory there. Dan Cline,
Mike and Jim Morton and COnOway are all
working there aud are boarding in the sub
urbs OF the town, and they send word 20
the boys here that they are actually living
on milk and honey. Mr.. Hopkins has be5n
offered q big thing If be viii remove his
Novelty mould works there, and he is so
well pleased with the place that be is Seri-
Ously thinking OF it.
The Presbyterian and United Presbyte-
rian Sunday school shave closed arrange
ments with Travelling Passenger Agent y.
Il. Wood, OF the W. & l.. r. Ry., for a
q union picnic OF the two schools at tleecy
Dale on next Thursday, June l6.
An Arrangement has Oeen made between
the Terminal Company and Elm Grove
roads, whereby they wiz sell round tsip
tickets from here 70 the Park for fifty cents
including admission 70 the Park.
The gospel meetings, which have been
held In the Opera House by ID Baptist
congregation for some months past, will be
held ia their own church hereafter, COM
mencing next sunday evening.
The heavy rains here yesterday filed
several of the cellars with water, on HAN
over street, below the Cleveland aud Pitts
burg Railroad tracks.
Mrs. Mary Stringer and her daughter
in-laW, Mrs. Z. j. Stringer, of Portland.
are the guests Of Mrs. q. w. Mckim, OF
North Third street
DR.. Riker, OF the Fourth Street VI. E.
Church OF Wheeling, will address the 4
O'Clock Gospel meeting Of the Y. NJ. Q. A.
sumo day afternoon.
The Etna mill viii pay to-day instead Of
Saturday 20 allow their employees TO attend
the AmalgamatiOn picnic az Rock Point to-
morrow.
The pavement on Hanover street west OF
Fifth 70 the Terminal depot IS quite an i'm
prOvement
There will be a branch Of the American
Union League organized in this city next
Monday night.
John Meningitis pension has been in
creased 70 $12 per month dating from OctO-
Der, 1891.
For fresh groceries, butter, etc, call on
Simpson Seibert, Zane street, near Jeffer-
son.
Mrs Lide Romick left yesterday 70 visit
her daughter az DennisOn.
John Crawford, Of Wellsville. was in the
city yesterday.
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To Save BIS Neck.
rrrtn IN fha Raniptar

CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 9.-Constable
Kelly, of Fayette county, arrived here to-
night with Lon Kelly, a negro arrested
this morning at Hawknest on the charge of
attempting 10 rape the person of Mrs. VIM.
Patterson, the wife Of a minister of Cotton
bin, Yesterday He was lodged in tho
Fayette county jail, but soon afterward the
officers received information that mob of
negroes was forming TO take Kelly from the
inil and lynch him. Constable Workman
hastily got the prisoner on Chesapeake
and Ohio train and brought him here for
safe keeping.
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Time Table in Eject Feb. 1, 1922.
Eastern (or wheeling Tims.)

Leave wheeling-So. q, o:I5 q. m: No. ..
7;SOa m; No. -, 500 a. m. No. Isl, S.45 O. IN;
No. q, l0:0A NJ; 10. ell, 1850 a M; No. 'is
ls:sO ?. m; No. 'i6, 1850 p M; No '7. 80 ?.
M; No. 'eS. 3:ss p. m; No: 'iS, $50 ?. m; NO
So. f3l. $50 ,. NJ; 10 fss. lO:4s p m
Arrive Martins Ferry-Eo. n. 6.ss - NJ; No.
IS, 7:fs. m; no. n. o:S a n: no. r5l. s:57
= n No g. 1915 .. NJ. No. ell. ss5 . NJ; No
'ls is:45 p m: so. as. las p. NJ; No. Of, %;5
p. H.; no. $50, S:57 ?: m; No. ~, $40 y. N;
No. 81, AS p ~. No. '23, SD y. m: no. 10
6:57 p. N. No. Fl. 7:s5 ?. m; No 20, SO p
Leave Martins Ferry-so "a. o:S3A a. m; No.
n. 800 8 NJ: No. go, s:55 g. ~; No. q. I0:Os
m; No.'l0, il:0oa NJ; Nc. OK. 1910 ,. NJ; 10
"a. 100 p. m; 80; ZIG, z0p mo: u. 2:ss
so "a IS $40 o. p oi M. No IA SIS p m: No. -
7:iop. m; DO. -, ECO ?. N: No. fsa 200 p.
= arrive w1seilss.so. n $50 =. a.; 40. y
No 30 ii lisa No.; No. az, n:5 p N; NO. IA.
i:i5 D. m: No. sl6. ais p m: No. t59 2:45 p m
No. IS. 3:25 D. NJ; No 80, AIS p N: No. "a
b:9 p. IA; No. "a, c:l0p. N No. 20, I'D p.
~; No. 'A sis p. n; No. 10 s:ls p. N: No.
II -Daily er < su day. sDsly.
Trains 10. / andzl Will run 20 Laugl :
MN, arriving 81 t:ss n and 40 p
spectiv~!y. Retussing. trains 80. zsnd
lsaye L.ughlin' 'c:sz s. m and sop.
'f On Sundays s. 81 an 4
IAN s aad n 3 70, 9seiise IS
ard IS fro Hhssitpg "a
Martin yendF ns
wills' fn.t y.
PEN AZ ~
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The House Session.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 9.-Immediatef
" after the reading Of the journal in tho
House to-day and the reference Of sundry
Seuate bills, %1e floor was accorded to the
Committee "a the in iicisry.
Mr. Oates, Of Alabama, called up q bill
modifying the revised statutes so much to
dispense with proof Of loyalty during the
wear of the rebellion as perquisite TO be-
ing registered or admitted to the pension
roll Of any person who otherwise would be
entitled thereto; nor shall proof of loyalty
be necessary IN any application for bounty
land where the proof otherwise shows that
the applicant is entitled thereto; provided
that the soldier restored or admitted to the
pension roll shall receive any back pay,
This act shall not extend 10 any person I'M
der the disability imposed by the l4th arti-
Gle Of the amendment 10 the Constitution.
Passed.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, June 9.-Cattle, receipts 1900
head; shipments 500 head; market slow;
best steers s. 25a4 IS; others s. 70a4 Is;
stockers and feeders 80 00a3 rs; Texans
e. 25a4 CO.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
5000 head market shade lower; clipped
natives and westerns IS 25a5 rs; clipped
Texans e. 65a4 So; spring lambs So 25a6 Is.
Hogs-Receipts, %, 600 head: shipments,
5000 head; market active and &c lower;
mixed 81 70a4 So; prime heavy and butchers
weights "a s719a5 90; light 81 a5a4 50.
EAST LIBERTY. June Cattle. receipts,
525 head; shipments, AL head; market
steady and unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head; shipments,
1900 head; market firm; al grades q S0a
90.
Sheep-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
2,400 head; market slow and shade of
from yesterdays prices.
CINCINNATI, o., June 9.-Hogs, stronger;
common and light 81 00a4 IS; packing and
butchers 81 6Oa4 90. Receipts, 2,73O head
shipments $50 head.
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Parkersburg Vow. Notes.

SpeciGl Telegram % TIE Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, June "a little
son of William Westfall, msrchant, near
Smlthville, fell into Indian Greek while
playing along the bank yesterday and was
drowned.
George Echols, who was arrested here
yesterday on a telegram from ClarKsourg,
was taken to that place to-day by an officer
Of Clarksburg. Echols is charged with
robbing foundry at Wilsonburg by steal
ing the brass fixtures Of the machinery.
w. 9. Mccain, a prominent young at
tOrney of this city, returned today from
his old home at Winchester, Va, bringing
his bride with him. Mrs. Mccain, nee
Miss Bessie Stein, Is a popular, accom-
plished and wealthy lady Of Winchester,
They were married last Thursday.
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House & Hermann Co. Chartered.

Special 3ste0raD 10 thS Register.
CHRLEsToN, w. VA, June 9.-The Secre-
tary of State to-day issued charter to the
House & Hermann Co, principal office at
Wheeling, w. Va. Capital subscribed is
goo, 900, privilege granted to increase to
$500, 900. The incorporators are Geo. b..
House, J. r. Hermann, A. Cameron. OF
Wheeling, and L. H. White, Of Washing
ton ID c.
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The Return. COMING In.

t1ecIlI LtlsITuI7l q % lf1llI-lF-
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 9.-The
latest information received from Green
brier county is that the returns from the
Democratic primary election, held in that
county last Saturday. are in from all the
precincts except TWO. and show Anderson
TO have received ,071 votes and Wilson
S64 In Raleigh couhty Wilson gets three
fourths Of the whole VOte
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Wait Until You're Married.

From he NelO York Weekly
Judge-You say you want divorce
for cruelty?
Sad Man-Yes, y'r honor.
Judge-Now, see here! How could a
little bit of a woman like that be cruel
to great big fellow like you?
Sad Man guess, y'r honor, I'll with
draw the suit and walt few years.
Judge-What for?
Sad Man-Pll walt until you've been
married little while y'rSelf.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, June 9.-Opened at 549sc;
highest 54&lc; lowest nc; closed at 54ss5c;
sales 1900 barrels; clearances 100000
barrels; shipments Juns 8, 4, 5, 6 and 9TH
366, 1865 barrels; runs 8, T. 8, 6, and 18th
34S. O67; shipments June JuneS, Il, 100 bar
rels.
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BosToN, June 9.-The demand for wool
has been steady; sales Of the week 2, 404,
500 pounds. The market was steady and
firm. Spring Texas 16a20c; Ohio and
Pennsylvania X 2Sa29c; Michigan 25a251fc;
pulled woods in good demand; super 30a40cr
extra 23a2Sc. Combing and delaine dull.
Australian woods have been fair.
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seiaI Telegram to the REGISTER.

opectdt Ie.tQdmtO We AeVSs|.
COLUMBUS, o., June 9.-Adiutant Geuefal
Pocock to-day authorized the Toledo Ga
diets, an unattached company Of the Ohio
National Guard, to equip themselves with
bicycles This will be the first military
company in the United States to adopt the
bicycle as a means of locomotion.
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BRILLIANr, O., June 9.-The
Iron and Steel CompaDys' r
damaged last night BY the destru
and wind storm. The iron roof
OF ia three places and carried b
air by the wind. Other damagt
done about town.
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Y ~ Pennsylvania stations
PENNSYLVANIA LINES.
y TRAINS Rum by Central Tlnlol

rrcKyr OPPrcrs AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION d
W1rFR ST, Foor on ELEVENTH ST. WHEELING.
AT MCI.URR HOrsE. NIfrELfSp, kND At IuL
PXSSsYLyGTIA STATION, bnip0Eronr.
souTIwKsr SYSTEM" PAY HANDLE RourKr
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The Metal Market.

NEW YORK, June 9.-Plg iron, steady.
Copper, dull. Lead, quiet; domestic "a IS
al 20. Tin, ny; straits S2l S5a2l 80.
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Railroads.

OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.
On and after Monday, April %. Passenger
Trains will run as follows: SDhily. tDaily
Except Sunday. Central Time.
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Railrrnns.

WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE
Wv RAILROAD On and altar Wednes-
day, June /, 1892, trAins viii run ~ follo4t-4
City Time:
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Castoria~.

aCastoria is an excellent medicine for chill
Sren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF its
eood eject upon their children"
DE-. G. @. oseooD,
Lowell, Mass.
"Cassoria Is the best remedy for children Of
hich am acquainted l hope the day is not
'r distant whenmothers viii consider thercal
| serest ot their children, and use Castoria In
bad OF squack nostrums which are
-kroying their loved ones, By forcing opium,
brphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
y snts down their threats, thereby sending
! N to premature graves"
De. J. T, KKcznoE,
Conway, Ark
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Castoria.

"Caseoris Is so we'll adapted to children that
recommend 1: as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
Il. A. AnczER, II. D.
III So. Oxford ST, Brooklyn, n. 7.
"our physicians in ths childreu's depart
r,ent have spoken highly OF their expert
ence in their outEide practice with Csstoria.
ana although We only hare among our
medical supplies what is known Is regular
products, yet ws are free 70 confess that tAs
merits Of Casforis has won u b look win
favor upon II"
UNITED HOSPITAL AND D1sFEEsAHY,
Boston. Has
ALIEN G. surH. Rrss, NJ
array Street, New York City.
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+DGily except sunday ~
Sunday Church Trains viii leSxf Bin 0foSe
ns:4s .. m. and whselinE Is vi. q
II. e. NElSCEREER,
Gen. Nenagcs
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Wheeling Bridge and IsIn!naIRaIIHal

W. J. ROBINSON, c. P. A.
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W. r. 4 b. DIVISION
For Pittsburg, o:iO and 7.S0 .. m. and 5000.
m. daily, and ED y. m daily sxceptSppdqy.
For Pittsburg and the last osOJ y M dAiig.
Washington Accommodation. sou ,. n. a..
cept sunday
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From PKtsburg, io:OOA. N. daily. 1850 .. n.
exec t SUNDAY, 6:55 and 1910 D. ni' daily
Washington Accommodates. 7;so a a. daily
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
The Poisonous Acids

In the blood sholld be taken up and removed by the Liver and Kidneye. but these organs get out of order fail to do their work, and the result is Attenuation. There are thousand remedies for the Liver and Kidneys, but there is only one cure for Rheum- atism, and that is Dr. Drummond's 8 Lightning Remedy. A large bottle may be had at the druggists, or will be sent by express to any address on receipt of $5. That is the price of a cure, and anyone who is having an argument with the Rheumatism, will
 feel fully repaid by the first dose. Drummond Medicine Co. 4S-50 Maid en Lane, New York. Agents Wanted.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
sheep or Cattle.

Twenty thousand sheep from Texas are being placed on the Sulphur Spring valley ranges along the foot hills of the Chiricahus mountains. Eight thousand have already been un- loaded from the cars and driven to their new pasture. Twelve thousand more are on she say. It is bnt natur- al that the people should view with B feeling of alarm this invasion by & force not yet understood as to its in tentions or probable results. There can be but one question regarding the future of the stock industry of this section of Arizona, and that is wheth- CT it is more desirable to give up the ranges to sheep or to cattle. They cannot both exist on the same range, either the cattlemen must go or the sheep men must not come. This question, which as yet has not been considered in serious light, is before us. It affects every business man ss we'll as exery cattleman in southern Arizona. Cattlemcn are slread 7 talking of organization to resist the encroachment of sheep upon their ranges and will endeayor by legal process to stop the encroschment before it reaches proportions that will virtually drive then. to seek other ranges in other territory. This is a matter that it would seem should be regulated by legislative enactment, and now that the topic Is a live one, it will certai..ly cut an important figure iu the next campaign.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
Must Come Up.

The hoard of supervisors of Gila county have followed in the steps of Cochise. and instructed the assessor to comply fully with par. 2650 page (46S) of the revised statutes of Arizona, re- lating to the assessment of personal property, which provides that persons having personal property assessed and refusing to pay the taxes, the assessor shall seize sufficient of the property to satisfy the payment of taxes and costs incurred provided, that if the owner of the personal property shall give bond for the payment of the taxes and costs. the said property shall oe re. leased to. him.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
JudgnenI Paid.

In 1887, James Reilly was city at torney. The city council and the legal adviser could not hitch. The latter was summarily dismissed from the service of the city, and Chas. c. Johnston appointed to take his place. The indefatigable Reilly could see ahead, however, and kept account of the fees paid his successor, and began suit years afterward against NJ. G. Crowley, police judge, who had paid the fees to Johnston, during his term af office. He secured judgment in the district court for the amount.
 The city appealed but did not per- feet the appeal, and Crowley's bonds men, Harwood and Ritter, were looked to by Judge Reilly for the amount.
 Last night, MT. Harwood appeared before the council and asked to be re- lieved from the payment of debt which was clearly s city liability. The council very properly drew warrant for S225 in favor of James Reilly, which was the amount of the iudg- ment, costs and interest allowed by the district court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20

THE republican delegates to the Phenix convention are perfectly jus tified, and it is the proper thing to do, to use all honorable means to secure the election of Cochise county man to the National Republican conven- ton to be held in Minneapolis in May If, however, no Cochise county man can secure the prize, the next choice should be George Christ. This seems to be tine opinion of all classes of peo- pie in Tombstone and in the county, who, regardless of politics, have kind ly feeling toward Mir Christ. It was through the indivi'iual efforts of him that Ariznna was cut away from Texas and set up customs district of her own. This has benefited Cochise county thousands oi dollars. He is by far the most influential citizen of Arizona at Washington in accord with the administration, and he has never faltcred in pushing any scheme for the advancement of Southern Ari- zons. Cochise county has felt the good effects of his labors, and her citizens, be they democratic or repub- iican, know that It is but right and m-yly .o recognize his ability a-.d show .lIs.s eyad@sHee ia him when opportunity offers.
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
ON TO BENSON.
Work Commenced on the Santa Fe Extension From Phenix to Connect With
 the Guaymas
 Road.

Work on the much talked of road to connect Benson with Phenix has actually commenced. From the Re- publican of yesterday morning the following interesting and important news is taken:
 The first shovel ful, of dirt was thrown on the extension of the Santa Fe Prescott & Phenix road from this city to Benson yesterday Messrs. Murphy, Dickey and Bill, and con- siderable crowd of citizens were on hand to witness the suspicious event.
 The work was commenced on the Murphy addition just east of the Mar icopa < Phenix railroad depot and as many teams as could be secured were pressed into service. MT, Dickey sad to Republican reporter last night in response to question as to what length of time would be required to reach Benson, "we are not talking now; we can't shoot the road out of a gun but it will be built with all pos sible speed"
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
When the Heart IS Affected

By Rheumatism, or any of the mus cles near that organ, it is like tamper- ing with an electric wire, for death
 may come at any moment. If life is worth $5, go to the druggist and get Dr. Drummond's Lightning Remedy or send to the Drummond Medicine Co.,, 4S-50 Maiden Lane, New York, and they will send you a large bottle by prepaid express. It is not as quick as electricity, but it will save your life ii you take iti in time. Agents wanted, .
Tombstone epitaph., 1892-03-20
TO Fund or Not 60 Fund.

There is difference of opinion re- garding the right of Cochise county to call in it's outstanding bonds and pay them off with money supplied by the territory under the funding act. At torneys disagree upon this point. It is optional with the holders of bonds whether or not they care to fund their bonds into fifty year territorial bonds bearing per cent, but whether a county can call in its bonds which have five years yet to run, or has not that privilege, is an open question, and hinges upon clause which IS contained ;n the act under which our county bonds were issued, and which
 reads that "the board of supervisors
 may at their option make all or any of said bonds redeemable at an earlier date, provided that no bonds issued
 under this act shall be redeemable before five years after their issuance.