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CHICAGO. Ill, March 29.-Cattle, receipts 1000
head; shipments 5000 head: market steady;
good to choice steers 81 iUGi 90; Others s. S5a43;
stocSers 81 GOa2 10; heavy feeders s. O0GS Is;
l0.oU0 head: shipments 100 head; MIR
ket active and higher: common 81 60A G5;
mixed and packers 81 70a4 50: primo aud
heavy 81 s5a5 %; light 81 70dl %. Sheep. receipts
5000 head: shipments 2,000 head; market strong
er; ewes g Ha475; mixed 81 S5a5 Is; wethers
s. Goes IS; westerns S l5a' IS; lambs S oCaG 20.
EAST. LIBERTY. Pa, March 1.-Cattlc. receipts
1870 head; shipments 10 head; market fair ut yes
terduy's prices. Hogs, receipts 1900 head; ship
meus 1000 head: market slow; all grades Of
81 soa5 10; Sheep. receipts 300 head; shipments
LOO hend; market slow at yesterdays prices.
., C~iSciSSAri. Q: March Hog, stronges at
ce!piS l.4Q head; shipmepts 1000 head.
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nrcnd,tur. and prorl,lon,.

New York, March 1.-F1our. receipts $500
barrels: exports 1000 barrels; sales 1900 bar.
rcls. Wheat. receipts lls,0 OK bushels: exports
$4,000 bushels; salss 6,4OO.0o bushels OF futures
and IT., 600 bushels OF spot; spot market quiet;
tons weak and n shade higher: No. = red,
March 81 0s5s; April 81 O]S; May 81 O5sa1 01a
! ol1S; June '0ag91sAO0&c; July 97Hs9sa9TNc.
Rye quiet. Corn receipts $4,000 bushels: ex.
ports 5000 bushels; snlcs 1900 90 bushels OF
futures and $4,000 bushels Of spot: market
irmer; ungraded ml1Gl isHa52c;. March i9Ac;
April. 59c; May i91iniaHa4ylEc: June 41t2c;
July i9jic. Oats. receipts 5000 bushels; ex.
ports -3H bushels; .isales 5000 bushels Of
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Edward Fold

New YoRK, March lin, the Field
case to-day Dr.. Gray, testified as to
Fields insanity. Mr.. Field, he said, be-
loved that the Gar OF Russia and jay
Gould had bribed the employees OF Lud-
low street iail to give him poison. 1t
was impossible, tho doctor said, to as
sumo the symphonic he manifested. In
reply to a juror Dr.. Gray said no
thought Field was irresponsible for
his acts.
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Z CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 27.-There has been an
active demand ior all classes OF stock during the
past week, q nd all classes OF stock have met with
q ready sale. The supply OF stock Is not equal to
the demand, especially OF mules.
Heavy draft-horscs, good, s~l5ialG0; extra el6OG
ls0; medium. good s9Oal15; extra S~ll5lli5;
%sl2Oal50; southern horses, good s7Oa95s extra
s95allo; ~streeters s70a99; plugs Sl5a50. Mules,
fourteen to fourteen aud a half hands, good S55a
20; extra !s7QaS5; four teen aud q half TO fifteen
hands, good S7oas3: extra SS5al0O: fifteen to
fifteen and a half hunds, good ss5alO0; extra
s~lloal25: fifteen to sixteen hands, good ~sllOal25;
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futures and illa,ooo bushels Of SPOT: market
GSGIso, Hay quiet. coLiee steady rnnd IN.
changed. Sugar quiet, Rico firm. Tallow firm.
western lGiic, Pork firm. Cut meats. dull Lard
frmer but outlet. western Sd TX; March "a 70:
May 60 ~: July "a %. Butter quiet; western
dairy iSG23e: creamery 2laSOc. Cheese quiet but
firm.
CHICAGO. I'LL. March i.-wheat was quiet and
price changes wcrerather narrow, but tho under.
tone wa; steady aud prices averaged go,ncwhnt
higher Than mt tho close yesterday. There wan
nothing very decisive In the why OF news, mud II
was lmpartlally distributed, each getting about
Some private dispatches from Kansas and Mis-
souri, wore in sharp contradiction OF those re-:
celred yesterday, and. reported a good deal OF
damage In those states BY freezing md thawlng
These conflicting statements kept tradcrs III q
state Of uncertainty and materially restricted
operations,
Corn was decidedly strong and higher.
Oats strong. closing a shade higher.
LOG products were unsettled.
Flour s,cady pnd unchanged.
WHsAr-CGsh, No. 2 spring s1kc; No. 3spring
MM ss sSEn SS, 2 az saHci March S7'fAs77tas72Sc
' cSSSs s:eSsSl Et Nc. \? !. 4,xo: March .l,sn,,y ,a.i,1c;
May i!Hai!Hat29tc; Juno ~ saal5Sail'R.
9ATsTcash No; : 29tlc; May s03ssasiaSoNc,
RyE-So.. 2. SIG.
BAnLIY-So 2, Zoo.
FL.ANsERr-Wc. =
TIMoTIIYsEEp-s Goal %.
Miss PoRK-Cash ell 20; Marcli sll l2}IAll 971Sa
ll2O; May sll37Hall 6?ll5all IS.
LAnp-Cash 50 IN; March % as; May 90 621fa
.sGoEI Rins-cash aud March {, s?Xa5 s.; May
s. 9OGj Q5a5 05.
snouLDrRs-a 7jaj 20; short clear a 2I
Others unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Mr. March l;1;Whsat' iltmi No. 2
June 81 ooH;, receipts 5000, bushels: Corn
4oAc; receipts l1j,O 900 bushels. Oats steady;
els, Rye weak: No. 2, &c. Hay arm at sl8No
ali 70. Eggs steady at lGc. Cofieo steady; RIO
l71Ic. Others unchanged.
PnILADELplIA, Pa. Murch l.-Flour un.
changed. Wheat qu!etj No. Q red March S. 0lh
a. on; April 81 O2al, 021; May 81 C0HGl o.: Juno
Nl9sLc. Corn firm; No. : yellow J0hc: No. 2
mixed March, April mud May igaI9ac; June asa
iS4c. Oats weak and unsettled: No. 2 white
March 36$a3G&c; April 37AG3SAc May SSagSHc;
June 3sc- Eggs linn: Pennsylvania nrsts Ito
CINCINNATI, o., March 1.-Flour easy. Wheat
activei No. 2 red 9dG; receipts ll,0W bushels:
shipments 1000 bushels. Corn quiet Mt lie. Oats
steGdy; No. . mixed 321{c, Rye quiet at Doc.
Pork steady ut Gil 90. Lard quiet at s. IS. bacon
steady ut 50 S7H- Whisky steady at s: "a. Butter,
sugnr and cheese dull Eggs ilrmet al 1916.
TOLEDO. O., March l.-Whent drl: and higher:
No. 2 cash 9j94c: May 9Gc: July sd11&c: August 500
Corn dull, but oteady 4lbc. Oats dull: cash 3ic.
Rye quiet; Gosh S5%a. Cloversecd active and
higher; prime cash 10 80; March 90 25.
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[Cottlc are sold Of these figures live weight.
Hog arc sold at net weight, TINT Is 20 per cent
generality off from live weight Sheep arc
sold gross, that Is live weight, or nothing of.
AT cALvERToN YARDS.
Beef ~Cattle-Tradc on tho Hill to-day has been
much less lctive than las. week, and values. nc
cording TO some dealers, u shade easier. There
were a smaller number Of tops than last week.
and q longer line OF the middle grades. We
were mAdo at % 00ai 02115 per 100 lbs.
Prices OF beef cattle this weekranged Us follows:
Best beeves Fl 62ii?a475, those generally rated first
quality 81 2jai 621l$$, medium or good fair quality
s. l2Ela4 TX, and ordinary thin steers, oxen
OF the cattle received $50 head came from
Maryland. 2lO from Virginia, from Kentucky,
81 from New York, Il from Ohio. S3i from Hi
nois, and Sc head from Pennsylvania. Total
receipts for the week. $50 head, against 7lS lust
week, and 1.29t head same TING lust year.
OF the offerings to-day 500 head wero taken by
Baltimore butchers, : by country dealers and 40
by eastern buyers. Total sales for tho week 500
head, agains. 100 last week, md 95G head samo
time last year.
Mich Cows-Therc Is a very, light offering Of
range Of S!Oaa5 per head for ommon 10 fair, mud
s3oai5 for fair to good, with u few extra ut SO.
Receipts 80 head.
Veal C~alyes-There Is a full offering, with a
ta!rto good demand. We quote at 5aG94c per ID.
Receipts 2lG head
Sheep and Lambs-Thcrc Is quite a light Offer,
Ing OF sheep and lambs. more than ioO, head less
thdl the number reported last week. Tradc Is
fair to good In all the yards. The quality Is
scarcely as good Us that OF last weeks receipts.
Values are 70 higher for sheep than last week.
We quote common to fair sheep ut Ia5e,- fair to
good at 5n5l4c, and cxtn ut G1lc per ID gross.
Lambs 5a6%cp c lbSgross. The receipts Of sheep
anu lambs this week numbered 1881 head.
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a CuRE ron Cnour.-Usc DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil according to directions. 1t
Is the best remedy for oil sudden at
tacks OF colds, pain and Inflammation,
and injuries. 4
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FINANCE n TRADE.
Tho F%onturcs of the Money nnd stoe
NIurkefy. ~


Tho Foaturos of tho Money nnd Stock
Markets.. III
NEW YORK. March 1.-AIoney on call easy at
1%a2 per cent; last loan . per cent; closed Of
fered at 2 per cent. Prime MERCANTILE paper
4a5 per cent Sterling exchange quiet but steady
OF 81 S5ai SIX Sales 1929 shares.
The stock market failed to display either the
animation or tho strength to-day OF yesterday.
end, while realizatioIs were heavy In the stocks
which have had the greatest advance, there was
no lack OF short snles to give the downward
movement character and impetus. The leading
feature OF the market to-day WIS New England.
as usual. Its movements are not accounted for
by any published change, either In its manage.
mont, lis finances or Its prospects. Tho only
other feature inNthe market worthy OF note was
the increased animation and strength In tho
Vanderbilt stocks In the afternoon. Rumor still
connects the management Of these properties
with tho supposed new deal with, the Delaware
Il Hudson despite the repeated. and official
denlals. The conlcrs were the weak points, and
the reactions from the high figures attaincdyes-
tcrdny were heavy. but not by any means to be
compared with their late gains. The strength
in the Vandcrbilts seemed 10 have no Influence
upon the rest in tho afternoon. and tho market
finally closed heavy OF iractional. losses for tho
day,
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i WAS SO much troubled with catarrh
il scriouely,aiiccted my voice.. One bot
tic OF Ely's Cream Balm did the work.
My voice is fully restored.-I. L. Lieps-
.ner, A. NJ, Pastoroi tho 0livet Baptist
Church. PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Mwr&w
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Tho rhioy.s Got tn, Reward.

PORTLAND, ORE., March Stage rob.
bcrs relieved E. D. Huntloy, a Chicago
travelling man, OF $4,000 worth Of jew
elry near hero in january lnrt.l3He
offered a reward OF $1,000 ior the recov-
cry OF the stolen property. His brother
received n letter in which the thieves
promised to return the jewclry for the
reward, provided they were not prose-
cuted. This was agreed to md the
stolen property was returned yesterday.
"whcn I wGs u young man, said Jonathan
"Ii a follow took physlc hctknow it, you bet.
It would cramp him all up In Il collicky way,
And, good Lord. what q gtwtstin his insides
would get!
But the pills In use. nowadays by Sensible folks
Are as easy 10 take and as pleasant MS jokes"
OF course'tho kind referred to by Mr..
Gray was DR.. Pierco's Pleasant Pellets,
the very best liver pill ever madc-mild,
but sure and effective. The only pills.
sold by druggists, absolutely on trial!
Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money
Is returned.
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A Biddctord Me- fisherman caught q
lobster 4 that-wcighcd t~Tenty-eight
pounds Ho sent it to New York.
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Ayers MegryPeciorai
ifrepartdh by DR.. J @. Aver s. Co, Lowell, Mass.
H9d ty all Druggists; Price 81; BIZ bottlcs s..

Ask your doctor what hap
pens to cod-liver oil when it
gets inside Of you.
He will say it is shaken
and broken up into tiny
drops, becomes an emulsion;
there are other changes, but
this is the first.
He will tell you also that
it is economy to take the oil
broken up, as it is in SCOTS
Emulsion, rather than. bur
den yourself with this work.
You skip the taste too.
Let..us send you an inter
cstlng book on cAREFULfL1v-
ING; free. .t,..
New York. $50
Your drnsriahecp scoi.s Emulsion OF eod.llyer
0"-a's druggists everywhere d0.3's,.
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MISCELLANEOUS


There Is no change in cattle from Lost
week; the market is very dull for common
stock, though choice cattle sell readily at pric,s
quoted. There has been a liberal run of hogs.
and the market is easy at quotations. Goodhue
& Thomas :eport as follows:
Caae-Extra. 1000 to l,N0lbs. 2.s5atc: good
900 to 1000 lbs. 3,60aSNc; good. 500 to 9DlbJ. SAa
SIC; fAir. 100 10 500 lbs, 2Aa3c; common. CO
to 100 lbs. -2Ha3c; bulls. 2a2.Ec; cows IA
&c.
Mgs--Extn, ~5n5,loc;, good. 4.s5e5c; com
mon. 4ha4Ac. ~.
Sh.p-ExtEa, 4h4ai7}c;. good. 4aihc; com.
moh. 3a3hc; lambs, 4Ta5hc.
Fresh toe!-In moderate demand. s2o4so;
calycs,jLa5Ac
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NEW YonK, March l.-Plg Iron quiet: Amcri.
can Slj 75al7 "a, Copper dull; lake $40 6j. Lend
firm: domestic 81 2oai 25s Tin steady; straits
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Qutton.
.GIsc,SSArr, o., March l.-cotton, quiet; mid.
ding &c.
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD,

Direct route, to Marietta. ParkeTsbur,. poIu.
Pleasant, Huntington, Ashland. Portsmouth AMI
Cincinnati. Also to Charleston, Clifton Forga
and Stauuton, Va, end Lexington and LorIr
villo. Ky.
Time Tabl9 effective DccemberG. 1891.
"Dli.y. tlGiiy except Sunday.
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CONSUMPTION Cured.

sold. The physicians, two years ago. said my
wife had consumption, both lungs affected. !
have Ind 10 send her South for several springs
10 keep her alive, but since she has been taking
RAtam's Mlerohc Killer she has been right n,
homo Attending to her business. and Is in better
health than she has been for 20 years.
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Philadelphia Live Stock Pricos.

PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, Feb. 81, 1892
Beef and Cattle-The receipts at the West Phil
adelphia yard were very light. and the market
ruled very dull under alight demand. Prices
were fully 70 lower on the best grades Of cattle.
ket was very dull In spite OF the decline. Several
loads OF cattle were shipped to New York, as
they could not be sold In the local market.
There were $50 head taken for shipment alive TO
sumo place per steamer Enskar. and $50 head as
dressed beef per steamer lIibernieu.
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A
Baltimore Cattle Market,

THURSDAY, Feb. 25, 1892. ,
are sold OF these figures live weight.
Nogc GRO sold at net weight, TINT Is 70 per cent
generality off from live weight. Sheep are
sold gross, that Ia live weight, or nothing of
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extra s12jaljOi sixteen 10 sixteen and n hAli
hands good s~l?5alj1. extra s~l6Dul0j; plugs s2laSl,


#.|H.H.4 .N.HHE| "HH."-
SEw York. March 1,-Petrolcum opened firm
on tho renewal OF some long accounts N options,
bnt there was no luctuhtion In price DURING tho
day and tho market closed dull, PENNSYLVANIA
spot, sales 674c.-, April option, sales og5sc. To.
tHl sales 5000 barrels,
OH CITY, Pa. March 1.-orcncd Mt 59,,4c: high.
est tohc; lowest 6g1.c; closed at Sole; sales
1900 barrels; clenrnrcts l,1Si,0C0 barrpls; ship.
inents $3.50 barrels: runs ~, $50 barrels,
DnAbronp. PA, March l-opcned at 5g1Sc;
closed NJ 59IIso; highest COO; lowest Jshc: clcnr.
nnccs $1,000 barrels.
PiiitADELruiA. Pa. March l.-Wool' market
quiet and largely nominal.
III, - s----- HH IT..
Wool.
DoEroa, MASs., March ! Tho demand Q twpol
has been good; good Ohio X a7Hn2Sc: XN md
Xxx and la6ovu 2SYa29c; MOL Michigan s9ci
Michigan, X zoe: No. l com bling 3Ga3sc; Ohio
lno d~elRine Sic: Michigan do vie: unwGshod
comblnB 2'acGc: territory clean 6saGQc for iine;
fine medium 65aS7c; medium NSajlc: Texas,
California and Oregon steady: pulled Arm,
supens sOaioc; extra 2Sa3oc; Australian quiet;
foreign steady.
NEW ,YoRK, March l,-wool quiet; pulled
fGa0Sc; Texas l0G2ac. M
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- Pennsylvania Stations.
Il" gHennsllVdnId LINES.
q Trains Run by Ceutral Time.

TgFEr OFFICES AT PENNSYLVANIA STATION on
Wafer ST., Foot or ELErT.STu ST., WHEELING,
1t ScLUNE HOUSE. WHEELiSG, AID AT TIE
Pennsylvania STGIICs, BIIpGEpoRr.
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We WEEKLY INTELLIGENCER
SSinGl Il Is original il every department
i Ia 'n N every line and suited rs /. Is intended
,LTJTTEseFeSt anu improve every member OF tho
-H!i Whether In city or county
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Astllmn and Cptarrh Cured.

~ have been 4 sufferer from asthma and
most OF ny sleep sitting up In bed or reclining
In q chnir. l have used one jug OF Radam's Nj
crobc Killer, and for the last three weeks have
boon sleeping naturally, soupdly and swcctly as
nchild. attributed my relief to tho remedy,
from nsthmatic or catarrhal trouble. Respect.
fully, EpwIS R. MOORE,
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Several Diseases Cured.

~ chccriully testify to tho curative powers Oh
your medicine. Having been n sufferer from
nitcr taking Microbe Killer all OF tbs above
,ymrtomi have entirely disappeared. (.
yours. etc, THos. l.. DAVE.
'~:;Jauitor Howard Memorial Library,
~ Nav Qrlanns. LE.n
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QUOTATIONS.

#M
%3aLsc
Mculutn. *
..."s,"...""","-.4C
JE3a32Ic
faI
s~heep-Thcre was very little change In tho
market. The receipts were lighter, and price:
were about steady. Demand was fair. D. IL
Cook reports the sale Of $3.50 sheep and lambs
at the quoted prices. "
QUOTATIONS.
BEST clipped sheep. ea6l19c
Medium to good Clipped shcep--".".-. 5aJ74t
Culls ShIfa(
spring lanb5, bEH7I
Spring lambs. Common to medium..""- 4ll3a5t
IIogs-The mnrket remained in about the
same condition. The receipts were Il LITTLE
lighter. Demand was only fair and prices ruled
steady and unchanged.
QUOTATIONS.
0tner ,aIt4t
otutc
Mich cows were In FUR demand at go 0hs
IS 90 per head. Most sales. SIS 00a40 90 per head
Mich calves were dull at 5a7He.
Fat COWS were If light demand ut 2Ba3Hc.
Thin cows were In fai. request at & Goals OK
for bologna and sli 00G20,00 for slippery.
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Metals.

NEW YoRK, March l,-wool quiet; pulled
GGa02c; Texas lGG2tc.
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Fever and Fluy Cured.

lCFtI NIIu lux OUICUs
II cheeriully testify that inter taking Microbe
Killer for fifteen days l am entirely cured. nj.
ter being sick W years with malaria fever, and
during which time I contracted other diseases,
iux, etc. Twas attended during this time by
three OF the best doctors OF the city withou.
benefit wy. DoiIERrY, .
40 Celeste St.. New Orleans, La"
Mr.. Radam'S Microbe Killer
Cures all Diseases by Re-
moving the Cause.
Send 2.ccnt stamp for 4S-page circular and the
nicrobe War shows what disease Is and what the
remedy must be. and do, to cure Il. Read 1t, cir
cilaic 1t and you will bless the discoverer for
saving YOU. lie. Address
RADAM'S MICRODE KILLER,
Nashville, Tenn.
or Logan Drug Co.. Agents. Wheeling. W. Vh.
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PnILADELplIA, Pa. Murch l.-Flour un.
sle o + hpS Th 81 Ss SI' 81 NJ S, 3 # sS@ 1G M95e b! q J SlS
0oa99Ec. Corn firm; No. > yellow SOhc; No. .
mixed March, April aud May iga49ac; June asa
'4S4c. Oats weak and unsettled: No. 2 white
March S6}4a3G%c: April 57Aa3S4c May SSassHc;
June Csc. Eggs linn: ponnsyly1nIa lrsts | 10
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the Sane nS''' Es RS reached the ta.I So, tomai prIc s0 las;
week, and have commenced TO advance. Toward
the end OK the week they Will bring a good price,
Bater-Country choice 2oa22c: country good,
1GalSc.
Esgs-Fresh In case. lCal7o per dozen: fresh In
barrels. lGai7c. ..
P~oulry-Pncc per b.: Old boosters, Sc; chick.
ems. spring. l0c; chickens. hen. 9al0c; ducks
l0allci turkeys, llal3o; geese Go.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

This Office is not responsible for the
private bills of any OF its employees. And
paid unless accompanied by written
order from T. b. JOHNSON, Manager.
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MISCELLANY.

Riter-My new book is bound to
make hit. 1t is full of thrilling sit
uations.
Spacer-What is it about.
Riter-The adventures of mouse
in lady's college.-Town Topics.
Preferred the advertised kind
Mrs. Burton: Oh, Harold, before or
dering the cream for the dinner party,
wish you would ask your mother
what kind she prefers.
Mr.. Burton-I did, dearest, and
she said she preferred kecamier.-
Fashions.
At the Authors'.-""H Have you read
Torpid's last novel?'
well, not exactly. I've sort of
gathered it In"
"Does the plot thicken as it goes
on?p
No, but his style does.n-Judge.
First Shade "a concert.goer while
on earth What are those wondrous
harmonies hear?
Second Shade-that is the music OF
the spheres.
First shade-It Is divine. What
piano do they advertise?-Puck.
Fair Visitor-So you have really
decided not to sell your house?
Fair Host-Yes. You see, we placed
he matter in the hands of q real
Q ate agent. After reading bis love-
ly advertisement OF our property,
neither John nor myself could think
of parting with such q wonderful and
perfect home GETTYSBURG Bulletin.
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Republican OmciaI Notice.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE
REGULAR REPUBLICAN PARTY,
OF THE STATE OF TEXAS,

OF THE STATE OF len As,
FORT WORTH, Tex, April IA, 1892.
To the White Republicans OF the State Of
Texas:
For the purpose of perfectiEg the or
ganization of the White Republican party
of the state, you are requested to meet to-
gether in your respective counties and
elect or agree upon a chairman OF your
county, and TO further organize your
county by the election of chairman in
the various wards and townships OF your
county. Where a county is sparSely set
tied, suggest that the chairman OF the
county committee appoint township
cbairmen.
The chairmen of counties selected as
above are requested TO promptly forward
their names 10 the chairman OF their SEN
atorial district whom / have recently APP
pointed.
In counties that already have chair
man who is in sympathy with the acton
of the White Republican convention held
at Dailason the 18th and 18th inst.,and en-
dorses the platform adopted by said con-
vention, is requested TO forward his
name TO the senatorial chairman OF his
district, and he will be acknowledged oy
him as the regular chairman of his eoun,,
ty. The chairman of all counties elected
as above provided, will hold their office
for two years, and thereafter until their
successors are elected or appointed.
Where counties do not comply With
this request, the mem bers OF the State Ex-
ecutive Committee in their several olS,
tricts. will appoint a chairman for all
counties that fail to comply with this no.
tice.
Members of the State Executive Com
mittee are requested to report the names
Of all county chairmen furnished. them,
and 10 communicate fully and freely upon
any and all subjects for the good OF the
party 10 these Headquarters.
Respectfully,
G.. w. GILLESPIE,
Chairman White Republican State Exec
utive Committee of Texas.
Z A. q. GoFF, Secretary.
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