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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
CRhTEFUL-COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.

BREAKFAsrBy thorough knowlC "a Of ami sai
nuiron and bv careful application OF the hne properties
Of Cocoa, Mr. Epps has provided oqi
t,hlcs with dc!lcleY favored beverage when may saw
US many heavy doctors bills 1t Is by the udcioas H ~
Articles that constitution NAV De Rrduuu
i.it nm until strong enough rsist every tend ncy 70
dsss Hundred, OF subtle malad es are foatny afoHI
raodv IN attlck there Is a weak point W.
NAV escape many fatal shaft by keeping oirs.Nss wei,
fortified with pure blood ana properly nou'i'hei ''
Civil Service Gazette 81, CT, .,,r 4,
Made simply with boiling water Or milk S 2Hc on pps
Tond labelled thus IA olryo Efro
= CO homeopathic Chemists. London. En2and.
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luOIdI-OHS o4S 49, 49, Gulf.
STAINED
Coo, Ordinary ....

Good Ordinary Low Mddling fs2,e
stri-t Good Ordinary -.-.o N4uuI"s ''' ~
onions were active and very irregular with strong
a,d higher opening Liverpool (wnefc prices shoW u
I53 ro,nts) 'shofts' started covering
"a tSsr was some little utsdc buying. This lead to
t. Of "a points which realizing movement Set
In and the market began 10 wttkcn linen CAM tls
liberal port receipts VII; expected h'FF anna, al 400
.ons for tomorrow parties estimating 3VVoV
SaeS On thiS7here general long selnng and we
80 how'd net decline % point on iehruaiy WfhIe
,Sers ySrre 2a5 points lower. Sales, III 800 bales
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Visible supp,v n the United STATES snd Can


NAY AND STRAW Offering, Of hay are moderate ard
with fair inquiry price have steady suc9;t. Sta"
g quiet ana F 81 Ice. oa0"&9 S 96t choice T. ncy
sSSd 3 choice 'i ns rI zoe 7S SG's shos
s.: fq sn T p"5t s0 Es5ansc M 70 bales
STATE Fc9raFy 2,c = eifs o. INA Hia;c and az
bales DO M The St EorAs S,, h,d Iss gn co o9 2@a
s s sGne' i4st ,o T S'eH god Sea- s
choice 25a2Gc common to prime. 2oa2ic 1880 lSals-'
test qact1 at i3siae Xe Qan crop 300
s7c l@ eIod to 9: faF;Gr s''9
hcayy aad o"G ,, Sa v3 5 @c fS9 n 3l oG
j s j g q 8 81: '3 " ;, g g. H. - .
and ISo 55& SsS y ;1 e? s e'' p'o%i aa
s wac y'g i''f o tI % ss? sumner
2es2e3c DO OH'ssF csdSh -sc,ao,c cot n.ccd ' raw
s Iy cs,sni'' .,d See cf a.
NSq6,an sgd g. $ s2.i. Dc . ss p SS
42c sperm. crude. 7oc; do natura, ;rrag g; 9e9c
1S SSasd s Ppf sSc % vi ae s5
natural En S9c do 90 6eShe %s, @ do extra
SGG4oc tank .s5aSec stsits, Sed57e; olive Italian
OCEAN FRElGHTsrhc week opened ., Win ,, steam m
con sae hnls and iSs dems @
are aogtns at I'd asked e L t 90 1 ef go
BUSH gram to Rotterdam at los 500 Io&e' bacon t? Ant
SsT 20 S' Sooq ID ia LfFpo a. lSa c Il
BARK RIO E3tta Eip err, hen'G ei To sao hp
Morrsen prior hence to The ernq h oa len ene o
calcutta c$ 900 case n"ed on p r,s@, mos u .ec
ME- r. aayi 3d. ns, nsF TO- ic and a
Brush bark j. D. Everett, Mobile to the United Ain-aon.
PROVISIONS roEK Had les. inquiry. l'ous. Ifle,cs
Tasd @'sn s., ' SaS5 at - 5a iG 5 cen 30
asa family 5l-asl$ SH AZ lr@e e ,. b ddi.
a q: 81 80 :a an S@' si F5ahH cse Dol.
~ S9aS n s eAt1 inaia me- y, L g dl9 ,
It IA 5oH$i4 and at the Wet At 4i3 cur
20 sS,s Gou Ia' a S - co u i sAt Pd
t. es quCed az At, go PEG name. ,sL d. GGc
M1nDLEsSae 9oS ec&' o Sho,t G h, To- f 5S Tor o
Sniof fnnnt ns go eion A. Ccso ,or: rb sd
GiodG.I5c for Msy deiyery :DNf>sIB iig,,s-
s snS.d s al cac o for 200 H. 81 Tor s T. 90 10
PIG S.e e ttcns on rise 4 at IT, W. WI q
a Aa. r aaS 'isc ow o"yee cod a, s5 sales
,cn Csc SALE ats 90 c ' sac RenGe continent quota
Ct sJc south A ses at s2e March ' clos
s a; 5s5 sa1' big Sale. 80 -Sses; Nav
G 'r:f sSrp,s TeFs rather lsht 1o;
TasSer %eas throas6oqt creame,y r an ,1il
Western extras 1890 ereamsry2 W'rtcm ~
June s Ss lPe hi tub and r MIRA c{
", 2 az. T 2Se rs, e'$d S' sos
ss%2co; ?, inst, A'' 29@.,%: sssGna'. l3esi s;@
S;sa2$e econas. 29ses STAT d9lry atNln- ~ e.a-
c Wes siS dairy rt 93a5$ scccnd
fresh extras 23a2ic DO lrsts coal &" q9a- "a
Thrrc is finn all GRADE with modcratc export
SH}qs . and lo hG snv f4 d@ a% l's ac
made ane ~ 60 gGoa to Ri : i0ad$e ia r,
skins 6Gle7e c9mnoa - eno,e M ,h,.
close rather tame N'Atf "a Penn! hhl.d
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A pvEnrlsEMENrs MD SUBSCRIPTIONS ron

A DVERTl SEMENTS AND ST INSCRIPTIONS FOR
llIr NlM.lOI.k TRIBUNE WILL BE hE.
CLlVED At THE UPTOWN OFFICE No i.2l2 Brntl
t1y, ~ door nor;h II Thirty -rst-st.; and ADNER-
EASEMENTS " ne following nrlnch Offices: PSI eth'
ave. coz. 23d.st. l52 Gth-aVc; l51 FOutth0Ne,
corner loufenth.sL 100 lhiravc corner Forty seventh
st.; OPS lhldavc. near SiNty lr,tst 7os First1vr
l06 West Fort> .ccondst. 7j Colun busavc 60 Liberty
81 - Alchue 1923 fhiriaNc; - West Fourteenth
1888 1hrl-nVc.
" the HARLEM OFFICES 100 East One.hundrcd.
and-twcaty nlth-st. and 2i3 West One hundred md
twcaty lth-,t. M 10 y. H. at regular o1cn Iatcs.
Ia Brooklyn, at % Court-st. 5O5 De Kalb-lve 1900
Bediord-anc. and No. 10 Broadway up to y. at
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EeadI No tiees.
. SUPREME COURT. GENERAL TERM:

-
n. In the matter Of the application Of us 'C'S NV "
Yok Tor the appointment Of three Comm-oirrs W se
t,rune whether Rapld Transit Railway, or haH2ys ior
no ance pora.ion OF PEI sons ana prop I
as determined by sad Board ought To be eohsuuVOea anu
operated , H., .h,t rur,u,nt 10 tho
,ovsons on Chapter Of the Laws OF l5Yl an epyiea,
tinn viii be made the supreme court OF tn' o'aV on
\nyYork at n General Term thereof 70 " he1u III sao
rountv Court House, IN the city OF New oIk' OH 'ho
Istb day Of February 1892 az the opening OF ,ne or
tina, day thereafter as cCunsel IN - -, ,ha
thereon Tor the appointment OF three IN me
natter determine ana report aCc uu
whether railway determined y the boafo Oh
ans Transit Railroad Commissioners for the Guy OF new
r11o Council of said city October 90, 1871 ought
., me- cor struccd and operated. The application VIII "
ade uncn the petition adavits and report OF sHlu b9la
~ Randi Transit Railroad Commissioners, when "efe '
IN no oce OF Clerk OF the city and County OF new
Vol On the 18TH day Of Ia.htry. 1892 and which sao
General Man OF construction OF the proposed ralway
inrt OF lie application is TO obtain me appointment o,
looe.s who shall determine after public hearlne
~ Ill rars Interested whether such railroad ought 70 "
and operated and shall report the cvidcnce
t i'd General Term together with rerort OF thelr
orated which report In favor or the CONSTRUCTION ou
eron Of such road shall when confined by SAID court
~ skcn ia lieu onsent Of the property owners along
the line OF the proposed railway oo
Dated New York, January 10, lso! ,,.-. T.. a..
Bcad Of Rapid Transit airoad CommisS o1ers 70, tho
City Of New YORK WlLLi ~ :. e E "AAf
s sSS4 FL sPAAHSttTER
Ei'GENE L. BusHE.
yOITN ~ BOWERS Counsel, 81 Wllliam.st. ) y City.
mono t pursuance OF resolution Of Board adopted Janu-
nay ia Ish2 Atte.t: Eugene L. BCSHE, Secretary.
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= YOlK.-Louis II. Jones, Plaintiff against Jacob >
Cornwcil Annie d. CornweIl, Catharlne D. Cornwell,
Nutrrw g. Cornwell, EllEsbeth Power Individually and
a, Guardian OF Jacob =. Cornwel, Annie ID. CornNell
Catharne ID. Corlwclt and Andrew e. Corn"ell inants
Norman Wilkins Patrick Brandlgan, bridget WlInams
John Riley Cornelius Fitzpatrick timothy heatln2 John
Snne (chc John being fictitious. his true name
Erna,t Ke son William Costello. Patrick Englehar J0h
sui ivan tie name John being fictitious, his true name
I@ug unknown to plaintiff Elizabeth Foley Louisa Jones'
Nargaret SHAY Samuel Benson, Dennis OLary, Mlchae
az amor John f.. Ward, Receiver Defendants
10 the aboyc-named Defendants and each OF them .
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the compiant IN
this action and e. copy OF your answer on fal
, attorney, within twenty days after the service OF uals
summons, exclusive Of the day OF service end IN ease oil
n-t YOU by aut for the relef demanded In the COM
Dltcd November 4th. 1891. ,-r
KURZMAS & FRANKENHEIMEH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
ONCE and postonce address NO. 10 wan street New
YORK CITY. . ,.-..,, ,..,. n ,.o.o..u
betI Power Individually and as Guards an OF JACOB
ooruwcl ANN. ID. Cprnwcll, St.hatine D. CornweI
and Andrew e.. Cornwcl. infants: 49,
The forrgojxg Is served upon you d. piDNc'
LON pursuIn 10 O-icr OF Hon. George L. lngahan
ono OF OF the supreme Court OF the STATE OF
NewYork dated the OH day OF December 1891 and nei
with the complaint IN the Office OF the Clerk OF mo Cy
and County oi NcwYOIk. at the County Court House. In
nc CIV Of Ncw-NOrk
Dat.d, New York. January itA. ISL
HUFFMAN & FRANkENHEIMER,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
onco end pos,oncc address NO Is Wall Street, New
York
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QUOTATIONS. OF BEEVI

to
the aNctage stimatcd At - o.
BEENES -Keco.pto for two d., 200 caH0d "r
head-lOO caTiOIG- OsicnCd Ciicct 10 sltug I
Including 81 caroad- Tor l,.n' Company, 81 oaroai,
Schwszchid Sulbflgrr. - carload, for tn UHed
Dressed Beef Company; Is c1rlo~G, f.: j. orrn a.d
carload, kaufman & strauss; ana the - thrnl
jersey City wer. for sale. There fair attendant.
pitchers and Ught arrivals sold promptly 40
nd yanc. about Zoe per 100 % over pst Friday Tc
No very prime or choice cattle Oh sale. Only ." head
wtr' purchased b. cXlDt.r..
Conn on TO flly good native sc,r> sod at 3 S0a
- 30 per 100 ana stays st t2dS 80. and
pair OF extra IA Ohio - -. The ton neur.
Iotc he'd for onythng to-day; hu!- At - Io0ft %
stat and pcnn Nania al ~ 9jds3 rO,i b choice
ohio 40 AZ s3 C'd7i -.
CITY Dir ssr1 beef little firm CdSL and o. j.
casiOHaly reached fOr extra !.
Latcst private cable advice, report dun market Tor
dressed bet Jag3sr u; American steers
with general sales at loMlc top " st!matci dFcsscI
weight.
tr'ghts and insurance rIte, are unch1ng-i
The Exeter City did not get IN SATURDAY but g. X
pectd % sail Tomorrow, about II1O quarters
Of beef for Nelson Morris; the iindoo win laden wiki
go cattle for Shsmbcrg & EDp-t!n and the ArisoIa
with l,640 quarter, If beet Tor tIstmaIs Company Tho
Runic Will 700 cattle for VI. GOLDSMITH. l. y.
Dlcntlck put IL sheep the Mar3cJ sailing tn ,dly
WEEKLY SHIPMENTS.
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New.York. Monday, Feb. 8.

NNW'1 UTK, NOHuIy, FED T.
Tho following sales held at the Exchange and Aas
ton Room to-day:
3.sto,v dwelling with lot, No BOG West sSd-st .
40 n " Nest Ind.ayc lot 7o.IA iTrg, Celia Sehel
$40 220. .. c-.,, .. c..
house with lot, No ca Crosby-st - spnn9Sl
lot o. SX irreg; Edward Livingston. T-c'VOo
SOUTH CAROLINA PROPERTY
Buildings and plant with lilo acres OF sd BOUNDED
Washington and Calhoun St.. ana the cooper hNe Shailo
ton Frederick Aver. sJoOD.
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urcorpEp ZEAL ESTATE TRANsrERs-N. Y. CIT

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-M T. cIrH.
snfy hDS' g j li; s,svs G 5Ss5 Adam '''
''q ssdns, to To the + ilsnfy Huber
isShss ,sner .. 10 70 the 81 Huber ,n
1s7th4ts 's - o5i2 II Of Wnl,saye, ID sSloo;
julia Tiedsmaan Icory Hub iaesI solomon
''S sciwab % wm !: KOse ..,o, ,s:iw,s
same prop William Il TO- , to EeeIs io ,sTcC
Mary NJ Watkins TO f. d. WstNn r,sioo 4 Nae q"
'7'n aiGs pey.; sCS 70 II M|,rs ~. lss
Park Row 40 IS David II Pierce to pi,ree l2H;
s2d.s. No 200 Fast Henry : Moore ct al to I'M.
same ISc br5o julia Tucker to CLAN Moor iOM
5Id-st No POS East Henry > Moore ct 81 70 10 IN
s: x.s i f E SssS'. so'1 l
w?ssIes' l. FL $:,,s, s'r.as ,s
i Hlssss'is s sos ;f ASe%ae 25sGss John ,
ac. 10 90 i s; Harris Levy to Epstein 2'
1ona, cyssl$, e T a52tss M, tSslIes LOO
ersnam James LyirsstonS %, 100 Mari, 49,"
7Gh, e.n t :, Iq9 II nna Ell eli 12m
Rogers Plice. vi :, 2S3 u wes,che ster.avc' 5oN
2yc 10n " corner Dr 12dst 75h2OiIo to i2ih
st. Edmund Dodge 70 Thonss i,ousn 15oagoii
Thomas LouehNn TO Ihoma. u h oo9iSn IL: 0'M
12' ABRAHAM Steer; TO to some x; q a:
1Othsve, corner 2o5 1c,aa lV"Ni0-' - l5sw
sTt 90 :? s tsss 1o6@ GS9n @
iiII0.hst : 1879 Fr1nklineNe. lSJAl-fi go.
ram : 40 Il v Jthayc, 25XV2; Arthur ,
fs,rIow 70 Iayin.a F Barlow ::
wo,er.st No 2si BIS part; william Mcc Little
10 IoseDh Rraunfeld q, m.
Cd 80 ~ . 35o Louisa Klein To Mann IN, OWN
Ss;h.st 30 l67 Vest Samuel X Donheil 70 Au'io ,
o5th.s: n t. ISL It Q &-ave, 2IXlOoo' D'eI''" I
''Scblichtuann TO Clemens Valdez; 49,,
Same property; Clemens Wadeyer 70 u Sch''"' 7
ID mann corner l27 th-st i9.llx1oo5 william ,-no
II Ilscomb 20 Lisconlo u, 'I,i,ce iox ~
90 Elliot sanford referee 70 Nv ri'oo,io,: '"'
Caudse1aye . :. 115 Il IA Cltton-,I lVoNi-'' a GA
Umrv /, d. GRAF w I lsehleid 0's"
PARK Row No rs; Kernochah executor " ,.2 CA
-5,b. ~, n No las West; John selfrdee to 81 ,
-,tb.s. 10 i50 West. same to !. swHFt5o ,oo:
NeT.dSS, N IiiustSS 10 Frank Z Hayward - ON
s5ah.st :. io5 # " 5th-ave. 2oXSS.'; Johh
,,oth.u, ~ i22 II W 3dove, 17llXlooll I'd an,
md T Oldhais 20 O. 4 Stimpron -,,,.,.; o''N
ao,hsn ' $50 II . lOti.aye; 75xlo22; Ed"afi ~
Purcell 70 Morris stefnhardt', .'''''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

Contirnt. GIG bales: coastwisc. o45f bSeS' sae''
g. 200 bales; stock 1853 bales
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apartments 60 Get.
flats Go Get, FURNISHED.

A. -NA o7,;,, THE GREYLoc lSs co0mba. -AA
70 let apartments exceptionally well arranged. otter
entirely new method rents 81 800 - $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
REAL ESTATE.
sJrSTNESS AT TNE EXCHANGE,

At the Real Estate Exchange yesterday II. " Harnsa
& Co. offered about Ito acres Of land at Cllarestrn
:. c.. bounded by Washington and Calhoun sts an
Cooper River together with plant and buildings there
ON. The property brought 10000 fon Fredenck
Aver. g. a.s ~ .. a..
south OF spIng It.. house ana Joy - irregular;
brought go coo from EdNari Livingston.
prInn I kenIelly offered under foreclosure M
O6 Nest Eighty third-st tlree-stoTy brick dwelling
ON n lot % * irregular. 1t sold 10 the planti In ths
proceedings for T2O.2.o ~
AZ the meeting of the Committee on Legislation n
was determined To Oppose the Real Estate brokers bin
also the bill whcl, proposes % ave priority 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
Crop movement !:

Liverpool tlogans m-Reeiep's oSS goo S,ls eeeo
Which for speculation and Export 900 ba1es AerI
yvVV hollands I}.lOd. Futures opened STEADY az
Gsd 10 3jId advance. Manchester maret-farhs quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

WhIchOuse UelVercN <-1r O-launc
Work 81 III bags: Baltimore. go bags; Newor'e'ls
Il 95a haas Galveston, 900 bags total Olooo bstN'
corTOy-On The spot suffered further decline Of
Lice and trading continued slow Sac loo o o9 a,
sumnfion Receipt, the potts to-day - w VaI
aeans: - sol Laes this day last week. ana ZS4=- Oo
~ Inn nst Nnlr
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February ............-.. Ss9 SS74 5s5 592
Ca-h quotation. ro" - io.iows Flour ,cidy ami
SO9 So: 40 nd. 9Ja9lc so. : com. lie; No. g. -
4.'s-c; No. : oat- -3~c; 40 white. lie; No
Wit. ,gL ole 40 19c No. = barley 56a5sc
80 Z o. b.. iOdJsc; 40. : l. o. h.. 30 isc 30. i
timothy seed. ~ % ~ 1rt
pcr bD 80 lard. per 100 D. 20 i7Ta$Gao -hoIt ib,.
81 dry sIitd shoulders
- GeL,0Sf IS saof, clear -dr (boyCd YG OjdFO 10
whisky d. ter,' finished goods. per gal ~ II sugars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

T MORElSrOWN y. for sale or lcase, turnl, shea
~ uafdni-i'. county seat; modern dMeih~ OF 10
rooms: all .upiO,cu,.t, water hith etc. electric gh
rril, o-c and stable; soUiIoununss INST las near
Grlo churches and DEOos.
:. EDDY 4 CO.. ll5 Hroadwa'.
DOR SALE.-NEW-RO 'uEiLE-Commoliors hous':
Y IN Irllcct o'd-r; acre; laus. flut tree'' &c; 10
mlnu e. drive f4om depot; lrcr tow.
ALFRED r. MAILING CO Cciar.st
&, TEUKUAN REAL - FATE EXCHANGE, IL Broad.
~ wdyIc Newly OrI oi-e ~ eighty l9olhg agents Ot
suburban places. Part clar~ o\V I'VE thousand
polcrtio, Tor sale and within hour cl the city.
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Countrn l)ropcrtn for Sale ano 60 &c
NOTICE.
To Parties Who Contemplate Investing
Sioux Falls Improvement Companys

Addition. and WHO now have m2lN and Illustrated BOOKS
f tho Company There choice lots vet remaining on
ul,> 81 and % shown the maps Of this tomranys
properly, old sold by the 10th " this month IL Will be
necessary withdraw them the price which they have
recently held there fore IL would b. well FOR ny stors
10 thrlr choice before that tine There can BE- no
risk whatever in this tmrnt these lot, directly
contemplated electric line. and are opposite the
carriage works and oatmeal mill and must, within very
,hog time h. IN demand business purposes, ana thY
ought bng fom hrrr I've zines the present price
i,hln I'll hit months Om hi, Gatr Address or call on
". =. C.IAMBEHIIN, agent,
rs Broadway. NcW-Nork CITY.
Rrironccsi Hon. T. +. Pctt grew. United states Nena
south Dakota Charlie, T.. Johnson Cashier Union
Nattnll Eauk sioux / ais =. d.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

February g. 1892.
geeves. Cows Calves. Sheep ard Lambs. swine.
1906 -0o ~ o.. 49, CT, ,"7,-''
Jersey City stock Yards. 1923 10 l2S ,G4oI 1877
Sf,tlcth.,t .........-.. 4,2Ol 100 1853 1O,ii2
f%1sys,' y,lt G3 - $50
M cein, a, an" Week 1866 15G eCcj 4css
OroTATIOxS OF REEVES
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Busimess propsrip for Sale ano 60 LII

nv LET In Worh.st near Hudson. four sht 80.
e5NyO suitable fer grocery, drygoodS o. oN MA AZ
rcs rem (rhc store aud Basement 81 Nis 49,
occupied by Proctor s Gamble .o2 >,- ., ros.rst
ALFRED T.. MAILING, ca teoAl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09

On tHe PfOIUrr T-NCndIIH" DutIrf
quiet and unchanged. Eggs, 21d2sc.
Cincinnati, Feb. s.-Flour, nrmer; family, SO Goa
50 80, fancy, al IC-.sa 30. Wheat In good demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
Citp ])ropcrtp for Sale.

p.ST hetweed 5th and 9th ayes; J9t9IIs nv nv 4
.)Z prlce $40 900; possession in 80 oays hf-""
WINANS $50 5th-aNe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-09
CIJpRENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

JOfy ~ BOWERS Counsel 81 wIlam.st. ) Y City
nooe In ,ursuance OF resolution Of Board adopted Janu
nary ia Is22 Atte.t: LCGENE L. BCsHE, Sectt.ary
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-30
The PuipR and the Stage.

Rev. +. M. Shrout, Pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Moon, Kan,
says: 81 feel it my duty to tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done for me. My lungs were badly
diseased, and my par shioners thought
| could live only few weeks. took
five bottles of DR.. Kings New Dis
covery and am sound and well, gain
ing 20 pounds in weight"
Arthur Love, manager Loves
Funny Folks Combination, writes;
After thorough trial and convincing
evidence, / am confident DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption beats
EN- all, and cures when everything
else fails. The greatest kindness l
can do my many thousand friends is
to urge them to try it," Free trial
bottles at w. B. Morrison & Co.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1892-03-30
vim be Given Away.

Our enterprising druggists H. G.
Fisher 6 Co., who carry the finest
stock of drugs, perfumeries, toilet ar
ticles, brushes, sponges, etc., are Civ
ing away large number of trial bot
ties of DR.. Miles celebrated Restora.
tive Nervine. They guarantee it to
cure headache, dizziness, nervous
prostration, sleeplessness, the i'll of.
feots Of spirits, tobacco, coffee, etc.
Druggists say it is the greatest seller
they ever knew, and is universally sat
isfactory. They also guarantee DR..
Miles New Heart Cure in all cases OF
nervous or organic heart diseases, pal
pitation, pain in side, smothering, etc
Fine book on "Nervous and Heart
Diseases" free. H. Z. FISHER & o.
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lent system of public schools, but
stated that he voted against Mrs.
House as superintendent. and was of
the opinion that we should have
man, voter, to fill that position.
Mr.. J.. A. Hinchman arose to say
few words in favor OF his father, who
was absent, but on his way home. He
said our excellent school system was
due to the efforts of his father while
mayor and that "the old man" had
strongly advocated the increase of the
wages Of the workingmen to $3.50
per day.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Young Men and Young Ladies'

How are you spending your eveningss
Would it not be well for you to see
Prof. E. E, Cammack at the CONNER
cial College of Baylor University,
corner Fourth and Mary streets, and
make arrangements to enter the night
class. You can get good knowl-
edge Of bookkeeping, penmanship,
short hand or typewriting during the
term of nine weeks which begins
Monday, April 4th, at 7.3o p. m.
This is a splendid opportunity for
you. All departments of the institu-
ton will be in full running order just
the same as they are in the day
Terms reasonable. Call at the col
lege Office and get full particulars.
K. Il. CAMMAcK,
Principal.
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~ to Kellum & Lawson 113 s.
WI - 4th ST. for farms & ranches
This IS Pretty Good

Mr.. John @. Goodwin, a carpenter
of Danville, ILL.,, writes About two
weeks ago heavy saw log fell upon
my foot very badly crushingit, so that
l was unable to walk. | sent for a
bottle of Ballads Snow Liniment and
kept my foot we'll saturated with it.
1t is now two weeks since this hap
pened, and my foot is nearly well and
l am at work. Had / not used Snow
Liniment l should have been laid up at
least 2 months. For healing Wounds,
Sprains, Sores and Bruises it has no
equal. No Inflammation can exist
where Snow Liniment is used. "You
can use tn is letter" ,
Beware of all white Liniments sub
stituted for Snow Liniment. There il
no other Liniment like Billiards. Snow
Liniment. Sold by H. G. FISHER s
Co.
l.
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The meeting then adjourned

2arm to the righs
medicine, if you're q weak or ailing
woman. It's DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. If you're overworked
or rundown" it builds you up;
if you're afflicted with any of the
distressing arrangements and dis
orders peculiar to your sex, it
relieves and cures. 1t improves
digestion, invigorates the system,
enriches the blood, dispels aches
and pains, melancholy and nervous
ness, produces refreshing sleep, and
restores flesh and strength. In the
cure of all functional disturbances,
weaknesses, and irregularities, it's
guaranteed 10 give satisfaction, or
the money is refunded. 1t does
all that's claimed for it, or it
couldn't be sold in this way.
1t is a legitimate medicine-not
beverage. Contains no alcohol
to inebriate; no syrup or sugar to
sour or ferment in the stomach and
cause distress. As peculiar in its
marvellous, remedial results as in
its composition.
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Sneclmen cases

s. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis
was troubled with neuralgia aud rheu.
matism, his stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected TO an alarming
degree, appetite foil away. and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of electric bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg of eight
years. standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes OF
Bucklen's Arnioa Salve, and his leg is
sound and well. John Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., had five large fever sores on
his leg, doctors said he was incurable.
One bottle Electric Bitters and one
box Bucklen's ATniov Salve cured him
entirely. Sold by w. b. Morrison
& Co.'s drug store.