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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
w. j. Leary & wife Emma w.
Rau. 6 s Rnnkrum e wife Pen nia


w. J. Leary & wife Emma w.
vs..
Rev S. 8. Bookrum & wife Pennie.
Et. Ais.
By virtue of Decree, rendered in
the above entitled action, on the 10th
day of September 1902, in the Superior
Court Of Chowaa. we W . Pruden and
VIM Leary. Sr, as Special Commiss-
toner's will sell, On the 9th day of Feb
reary 1893. before the Court House
door in Edenton, n G the following
described real estate, to-wit:-The
house and lot on Carterette, known as
the FerribSlt lot, beginning on Carter
cite at o point 247 feet from Broad
street. thence South wardly line par
aliel with Broad street 1875 feet, thence
westwsrdly line parallel with Car
terette street, thence Northwardly 1875
feet torCartsrette street, thence East
" ardly along said street to the first
station. Terms of sale cash balance
il. one and two years. with interest
from day of sale Title retained until
purchase money shall be paid The pur
chas + may at hia option pay over the
full am"unt Of the purchase money and
take his deed as soon as the sale. shall
be confirmed
W D Pruden & Nm. Leary. Sr
Special comm lsslOne r
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
NOTICE..
T. NJ. Ward
W. Fl. Ward & wife Margar' t J.
Fl, Ais.

w Fl. Ward & wife Margar' J.
Et. Ais.
By virtue of Decree res dered j.
the above entitled action. en- the 10 :
dav OF December 1862. in the SUI
parior Court OF CLowon county. i.
VIM. j. Leary. Sr. as spec'. Com
missioner, shall sell on the 9Th day
If February 1893 before tie Court
House door in ECienton, \. G. the
following described real estate. to
wit The "ne-half OF tie Tomit
Foreband tract of lard in the upper
part of Chowan county, aAioini ng
the lands Of Willis .Jur'lan. Mrs.
Eliza " elch the Quinton H. Ward
trac: Of land and others con.*iu;ns
Al acres more or less TermH c
sale cash. balance in one ard TIVE
years with interest fro = dare Of 80"
Title to b retail, ed until purch ~
money shall He paid il full. lii
purchaser pay st his option pay tar
tul amount OF the purchase money
AMI have deed eyecuted at once 1T +
The sale IS confirmed.
VIM, Leary, ST.,
Specl-i Commissioner.
December 23rd 1892,
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
offered to buyers of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Those who make it their object to
buy where they can secure the great
est value for the LEAST OUTLAY, will
find themselves amply repaid by TAX
ing a look at our stock consisting of
Dry Goods, Clything, Boots and
Shoes. Dress Goods, &c.
I have just taken inventory and
find my stock entirely to large there
lore want to sell the same at any
price to make room for our new
SPRING GOODS.
Gail early aud secure bargains:
O. NEWMAN.
Bee..Hive's OldStand.
- Special bargains in Ladies felt
hats and fancy feathers.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17

NORFOLK & r,r-rnrRN F'ILRSAp
SthEpULE ~ EFEECT A-GUS - Sth 1852.
Mail Train leaves Edeuton115 pm.
daily, except Sunday, arrives at Mr.
folk AS p. ~.
Express Train leaves Edentor Tues.
day, Thursday aud Saturday at .35 IN.
arrive at Norfolk II am.
Connection made ut Norfolk with n
rail and Steamer Lines, and at EI.z,-
beth ity with Steamer Negse Tucsa.r.
Thursday ana Saturday for Roar,Ee
Island. New Rerne and Atlantic z
North Carolina x. K. Stations.
The COMPANY : Steamers leave Eden
ton 19.45 pm. as follows: TRANSIT
Steamer TO Aackey's Ferry daily lex
cept Sunday with passengers for Roper.
fantego, Beliehaven, connecting with
Steamer Haven Belle for Aurora,
South Greek &C.
Steamer Plymouth, daily, (except
Sunday for Plymouth GAINESVILLE.
Williamstcn, Windsor, Washington
&c.
Steamer NJ. F. Roberts, Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday for Ckownn
River " edncsday for Avoca and Sal
mon Creek, ana Monday and Friday
for Scuppernong River.
Norfolk pas-rr@er and freight station
at Norfolk aha csteln Rail- oad Deuot.
Through tickets on sale aud baggage
checked to all principal points.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
BUCKLEN 8 ARNICA SALvE

The Best Salvs in tlas world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, Terry. ChsPpe Hand
CorIs, esd al Skin Erup-
sssns, and positively cures Piles, or NO
day required. It 10 guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money REFUNDED
Price % cents per box.
For saleby w. I. Leary, Druggist.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
EASTERN CAROIINA DISPATCH.
FASV WRIGHT .INE

AND PASSENGER ROUTE.
Regular line Of steamers between
Atlantic & North CGolina z. r.. Eqv
Berne, and Elizabeth city.
Daily ali rail- service between Edtuton.
New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Norfolk.
Through cars, rs on rat"T and quicker
time than by any DINER route.
Direct all goods to be shipped ny Eft.
ern Carolina tjsHarch, as follows: From
Norfolk by n. & S. Z. Z: Baltimore hv ?.
w. 3. II. r.: President St. Station,
Philadelphia by Pennsylvania r 4.
Deck st Station: NV York hy Penn
'y]vania R. L Pier g North River.
For further information appl,
=. GOD, Agent. Edenton. n. & or
q the General Office of the n & S. Z.
4. Co, Norfolk, Va.
N. K. KING, General Manager.
Il. c. HUDGINS, G. F. & P. AIT.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE.
The Davis Wholesale Dry Goods Co.
J. J. Farmer.

ys
J. J. Farmer.
BY virtue of an execution directed to
ths undersigned from the Superior
court of Perquimans county in the
above entitled action, ! will Oh Monday
the 3rd day of April, 1898, 1T ~ clock
~, at the court house donr Ill Edentuu,
sell to the highest bidder for cash tn
satisfy said execution, all the right,
tisle and interest which the said ]. j.
Farmer, defendant, has ia the follow
ing described real estate in Chowan
county to-wit: LIST, The Locus Grove
farm, bounded on the north by the
Eorcum land, east by the Yeopim rIv-
er and Frank Wood s land, south by
Drummend Point road. and west by
main road. containing 1000 acres more
or less. end. The Collins land, same
bought eft Josiah Collins heirs and {.
Il. and II. r. Htstetter, cotaiuing l06
acres more or less. 3rd. fhe John and
Ed. White laud adjoining the lands st
John " Johnston and others, contain
ing 81 acres more or less.
l.. w. PARKER,
Sheriff Cbowan Co.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17

NORFOLK & E~rTHFRN R.u.RsAp
- soArANY.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17

Insurance agents are thick.
Beautiful weather this week.
A stumble may prevent fall
Fresh fish have made their. appear
ancG.
Mr.. Louis Badham ia home On a visit
to relatives.
Notice the change in the rad Of O..
Newman.
One mans story is ne story. hear
both sides.
This is the time IF year 70 plant
ingsn sets.
Religious loafers are dead weight o.
the gospel train.
Those who haYe seed potatoes to bay
had better secure them new.
The recent cold weather gave eur
farmers quite ''set back"
The church member in love with
himself is general nuisance.
The rain last Saturday greatly inter
ferred with business in this city.
TIE nan whe has gardea seed for
sale is now vending his stuff.
Miss Lizzie Bembry, Of Norfolk. Va,
is visiting friends in Edenton.
ApTotrected meeting is in progress
at she d. E. Church in this city.
What 10 the difference between q
goose and canary bird? A great deal
Mr.. E, s. Norman and family are ut
Plymouth visiting relatives and friends
We learn the marriage bells will
soon ring fer one Of our pretty King
street girls.
The boys are all afraid to meet our
champion wrestler. He says they are
towards.
The fishermen are greatly behind
with their work this season, caused by
he freeze.
Mrs. VIM. Spruill, .sf Columbia, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. Theo. Ralph
in this city.
Mss futile, Of Plymouth, is in Eden
ten delightiRg Miss Annie Wozslka |
with a visit.
Coed manners and a geaial bearing |
are::step stones to success oftsasr than |
talents and wealth.
tSsrvice in all the churches last Sun
day. The bad weather caused the night
attendance to be small.
When the health officer comes aloER
there will b work and plenty Of it to
keep hin busy fer time.
Happy and content is a home with 'The Ro-
chester" lamp with the light Of thsuoosuiDG.
Cstalogasvwrise RochetezLsmpCo~N ewYosk
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17
SCALES AND PLANTS.

ITEMS PURELY LOCAL CONDENSED FOR THE
BUSY READER
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1893-02-17

THE WEEKS RECORD OF CURRENT
events IN ThE CITY AND .VICIN
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
mo $3.50
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
70. s LAxD OFFICE,

HELENA. Mont. sept q, 1893.
Notice il hereby sivsn that hom.s D. Reilly
whose postoffoe address 10 Helena, Mont, has
this day filed An application for a patsnt for
lao Linear feet of the Ssgamore quarts mine
OR vein bearing gold. with surface ground st2 )
feet In width. eituatsd in olo1sdo (unsrsan-
issd? mining district. county Of Lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana and desisnsted by
ths field notes and otoal plat ON ,ls IN this o.
foe - survey No, 4.2e2 In tpwnship 9 n. range
Nv lrnsuryeyed). Of principal base lins and
being a. follows, to-wit:
Beginning at corner No. I. from which the COR
ner to sectiOnA J, Q, and II, on boundary y n.
- v, bsAss n s5 deg u min v 2255 Il. and run
thence u de4 l6 min Q 81S It 10 cor o. !:
thence IS deg min 24A5 It to cor No !; tbenoe
II deg % min 1857 # to cor No. 4 thence
"A deg 70 min v $50 3 feet to cor No, s. thence
2 Is deg 81 min Y 14Ad8 It to cor No. /, place Of
lightning.
Magnetic variation is deg As min .. containing
~ ~ acres, upon which . notice Of ssid ,ppIice-
u0n was posted the 18th day Of Esptsmbsr. 1893
The location Of this mine Ii recorded in tho
recorders ofRoe of / evils and Clarke county
In book page 5A2 Of lodes
he adjoining claimants ars the M0onshine
lode (unsurvsyed) on the north. claimants IN.
known.
Any and 81 persons claiming adversely any
sprseee erouna arc rsauissd TO hle thsir sdvsrss
land ottce st Helena. IN the state Of Montana,
during the sixty. days period of publication
hereof or they Will bc barred by virtue Of the
s: A. sw1GGErT. Fesi.ts.
Date OF 6rst publication. Hept. ~, lS0S
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
-, =. . T.. =. WALKER.
First publication Nov. II, 1898.

A LAS sUMMONH-1N THK rIsTKCT
"A court Of the First judicial district OF the
state M ct Montana in and Tor the county Of Lewis
II. l.. Frank. doing business under the firm
name Of Phoenix Clothing Company. plaintiff.
ys Tho Rcd Mountsin Milling ompany. n. W.
%nnson. ,m., " th.!ies Bind" and h. A. Maokin.
above named defsndant.: ''' '''''As 10 'n'
oa sr: hereby required S spDsar IN sn .9si9a
IN tho district court OF the First judicial district
Ct the state Of Montana in and for the county OF
LeTis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
n!ed therein: within ten days (exousiys Of tho day
OF service) alter the service o you Of this sum
mons served within thi. county or.if served out
xsnts 2. am,s county bu. within this distric within
Judgment by default will be taken against you
acecrding to ths prayer Of said complaint.
Ihs said acton 1. brought to recover Iudsment
a9Ainst you. tho above named defend ants, for
the sum OF four hundred and twenty snd Vs. lU0
doifrs Tor goods. wares and merchandise sold
and delivered to the defendant. "The cd Noun
.nd request, bstveen the first day OF January,
a: Al y. lSgs: and the first day OF esptember, A. u.
iSss and Tor interest on said sum at the rate Of
,s%T ssa s:a ss s: q.
fcy costs Of suit sET
And sou are hereby notified that il you fail. to
required. this said plaintiff will take Judgment
akainrt you the above named dsfendants, for
the sum OF tt2o 9o-iOo, and interest thereon at
day Of May. 1898 and i.,r costs OF snit @'' '''''
srict court Of the first judicial district Of tie
zeal Fret this it.h day OF 1 ctober in ths
Jua. ht year Of our Lord one Thousand
1e1.t light huoS1i5 S6ss III SsAS 1iSt'E1IsI.s Ysr
ts;.a.a.S ~ a's.sa s';ois!Sy nsSriis Il. ii s:
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19

ALIAS SUNNI ONS-lN THE DISTRICT
"a conrt Of tho First judicial district Of tbs
state Of Montana In and soR ths county Of
cry "sli.r. plAintiH. vs. Henry N. Granger.
The stat. Of Mont.n. send, srsstins to the
You arc hereby required = appear in an action
brought aa:inst You BY the sho.e a named psn!i:
n the district court Of the frst 1udioI.l district
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer tie complaint
tled therein, within ten days. texciusvs Of ths
summons sun m M @% Il served within this county; or. Il
served out Of this county. but witi in district
within twenty days; otherwise with In forty nAy.
seo'osdins to So 'e pr.sss Il s.d
he eaid acIon Is bruush. to obt in judg-
r,ent and decree foreoiostng ertain nschnnic's =
John Enst in moving building on ,he premises
tract with his sasnt rbsrt b. ssd bald
county o ERIK aud recorder OF evils and CIarhe
county, the property being ds,cIibed as follows
East seventeen ieot OF lot and tho vest seven
addition to The city Of HsIsna Ihs complaint
alleges an assignment OF ths interest of ohm
h.stfo plaintiff. and asks for judgment for the
lien .i1'y dollar. aud interest: three dollars rad
Tor verifying and ming ssid lion. and nifty dol
lars attorneys fees sad costs , OF suit. -,
sppssr and an. wsf the said complaint. a. above
the sd will np !" tho
rsn Tnar, d IN e.pa and as 'e % the d.
state Of Montana. In and ior tho
~,-o county of LOWS and Glarko
Zeal irst this sh day OF ctoLsr. IN tho
i nS. 1ra :na oni
rr.nt D. a.ssi. .'s.'s., ns1ai u. 'ss Di.;..a
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
PROPOSALS yoR LUMBER sHlNeLHs.
= daoRA NindaXa. Data and Qninna

PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER SHINGLES,
deoFs, Windows. cets and onionA
United states Indian scrvioe Blacklist
,.isd sssisd proposals, ssdo.,sd .prspossls ior
aadr s.sd 70 shs unase.lsnsi st iisssn r +. o. o..
agency until one O'Clock .. m. ol Monday. \ ov.
~. 18vx, for fufatshiug and delivering at this
sfsney eheut S00,UO0 Test Of Assorted lumber,
S0,0V! shinslas. lOO doOgs, lUO Windows, 1000
pclnds Of oata and h.70O pounds OF oniOnA
Sull list and dsscfiptiun vt which may b Oh.
talned BY application TO the under .tsned.
niduess. VIII y required to state spaei6celly
t1 their nlds !he psSpuaed price OF each article
al1cSed tor delivery un0sr J. cont4aet and ell
asuooe drltvereq unuof an contract Will b
subject 70 rigid inspseti
= ~ right 10 Ieearvol 70 . cot sny or all bids,
cs any part Of any bid, Il ,lsemed for the beat
antesssts Of the service
CERrlFy. D CHECKS,
Each bid must b accompanied by 3 certified
cneoA Or Qsats upon eOme nited Statee deposit
eofy OF solvent nAtieual hank In the vicinity of
the residences OF tho bidder, made payable TO the
OS!er Of the coinmisslon0f of ndisn affairs. for
At J. est hye, per can't Of the amount Of tho pro-
posAl, which cheek Ur draft will be forfeited 10
tho 9ttsd htat~s in ca.e sny liider OF bidders
ssseivinH an award shAll fail to prom ,tly exe.
cute cOnssact with good AMI sufficisnt sure.
tiec, otherwise to be returned to tbs bidder.
hids accompanied BY cash in lea of q certified
check wall not b. considered
CAPT. L. w. CO.. h, q. +. A.,
Acting v. >, indian gent
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19

SHER!FF'SsALE-!!'A 'AROLINl KALTMEYER
Mufiy sna y alter Mathsson. isfondants. ''''
Under and by virtue Of an order. Of sale and
Of strsd 1n 81 ss s
state of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the 3uth day OF ctober, A. u
lsss In the above entitled action. wherein
id: obtained iadsnsnt and decree 's Of e fore.
in:on,, Theo Mnfiy and Walter Mathsror,
defendantss ,aso on the seth day Of =. .octobe-,
fsa cost. ~ I'd atoeaey aa fss. .hisS
.aid decree was. On tho Soth day of ctobs A.
D.. 1888, recorded in Judgment. book No
n.odsd ;sia ~ d. fo1F ina, !. p,xs am
eel land ys and bens in the CO county
Of Lewis and Clarke. state Of Montans ana
bounded and described as follow. to Wit:
Let numbered six ~, in bl ok numbsred five
r. tho s Il a; hid 1t h,ns ss
frontage pm hird street Of forty-two (.2i fsst.
and = depth of one hundred (iCO) fsot
according to aud as more particularly described
uDen the otticia plat Of said named addition now
county Of Lewis and Clarke. Together with I'll
ana singular the tenements, hereditaments and
appurtsnsnoes thereunto belonging or in any
wise Appertaining.
dsy. the 22nd day Of novembsr. A. D. 1903. at
IL o'clock m. OF that day. at the front doc. OF
the court house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke coun-
:! Montana, ! will: in obedience to said order
the above described property. or 20 much there.
OF As may be necessary to satisfy said Indictment.
with interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
A. D.. 1893
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
FRED f. Hoss. Under sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
4 SLIGHTLY SPOT.
Within the Range OF vislon Of vast Human
Intorosts.
Especial Correspondence.l


Especial Correspondence.1
GRANGE, N. j., Nov. IA most slightly
spot is Eagle rock, which rears its stony
front on the eastern edge Of the Orange
mountain lust west Of this city. It cannot
b said Of the view from its summit that 1t
Is possessed Of featuresiof rugged natural
grandeur, but the expanse of land and
water Ia very wide, and more beautiful
panorama has rarely been unroiled by
Dame Nature for the 1napectaon OF mortals.
In human interest it is doubtful IL this
view is eqnaled the world over. From
Eagle rock ono may overlook the homes
and places of businessof larger number Of
his fellow men than from any other natural
point Of observation.
AT the mountains foot and climbing up
lts sides arethe city of Orange, with q pop
uiation Of 2O0o0; the towns of Montclair,
with 3, 900; South Orange with 8, 900: Bloom.
field, with 5000. The city Of Newark, pop
I ulation 100000, lies to theeast Of these, and
farther to the south Elizabeth, with 40, 600
Bayonne, with 30 900, is found east of Eliza
beth, and part OF Jersey City, population
1s0, 900, is also visible. just east of Newark
are Harrison, population 10000, and Kear-
iney, 1900. Hoboken. where dwell $4,000, is
shut out from sight by the palisades, but
may be included because the eye reaches
beyond, and a dozen smaller New Jersey
places. aggregating 5000. are also in full
view. 4
Beyond the Hudson lies the city of New
York, with her l. SOC, 600 to 1900, 900 inhab-
itants, plainly visible on a clear day, snd
still beyond New York the heights OF
Brooklyn, the City Of Churches, where
live 900, 600 more, are to be seen. The total
10 far is large enough, but this is not all,
for on some of these fine autumn days the
tall tower at Coney Island comes into view,
70 that it is only fair to include the $4,000
or more who live between Brooklyn and
the island and 5000 who dwell permanent
ly on that bank of sand. The northern por-
tion of Staten Island, bearing population
of at least 25, coo. may also be seen when the
haze is entirely cleared away, and this
brings the grand total up to 3,523, 900
10 add to the interest of the scene white
sails and the smoky trails of steam craft
are visible on the bays Of Newark and New
York, and the hurrying trains of net
work of railroads that intersect the land |
scape like the threads of design of car
pet pass constantly across the field. Where
else have nature and humanity combined !
to make picture of such varied life and |
motion and absorbing interest?
do not know that any story of romance
is told of Eagle rock, but only half mile !
to the west, on the mountains fat top, il ,
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
I-
a,igSs
THE TRANSFORMER.

Leopold Jordan Is writing a new musical
extravaganza for Henry Il. Dixey.
Its said that Fanny Davenport has de
| cided not to play any matinees this season
Miss Carrie Turner is rehearsing CHAINED
Hearts" and "'rhc Edge Of Society" in New
York.
"Charley's Aunt" is destined to be q fix
ture at the Standard theater, New York.
for some time.
Mrs Louise Thorndyke Boucicault has
baen engaged by the Coghlans for "A Wom-
an of No Importance"
Mr.. Wilfred Clarke has engaged Miss
Martha Ford, daughter of Mr.. John I. Ford
of Baltimore, for his leading lady.
c. A. Byrne and Louis Harrison are to
write another extravaganza for Il. e. Rice,
to be called Atlantic; or, the Amulet"
Alexander Salvini's new play is called
Lamar. the VaKabond King" The scenes
are laid in Spain during the reign of Philip
Ii.
Carmencita will shortly make her appear
ance at the Boston theater, Mr.. Tompkips
having engaged her to dance in 1.-THE Black
Crook"
Pretty Anna O'Keefe, who recently re-
tired from De Wolf Hopper's company,
will soon make her appearance in regular
dramatic production.
Henry Guy Carleton's plays are in de-
nand. He has practically completed two
one for Tim Murphy and the other for
Charles Frohman, and he has agreed to
furnish Nat Goodwin and Stuart Robson
with pieces for next season.
The Baroness de Wartegg Minnie Hauk,
lives with her husband in Wagners old
house, Tribschen, on the Lake of the Four
Forest Cantons. This is the house occupied!
by Wagner when he was political exile in
switzerland, and there he composed "Sieg-
fried"
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
Paper From Sundowers.


ABILENE, Kan. Nov. 14.-Kansas has
found a way to utilize another of it's riches.
The great fields of sunfowers that through
the summer are seas of gold, and give the
commonwealth its familiar title, 1.-THE Sun
flower State" are to be put to practical
rather than an aesthetic use. The gigantic
weeds are the bane of the farmer, as they
take possession of every uncultivated nook,
and wave their yellow medallions from the
tops of and 10 foot stalks for six months
of the year. Sometimes the chief expense
In preparing the fields for spring grain is
to rid them of the old sunfower stalks 1t
has often been said that il the weed could
be used for any purpose whatever Kansas
would be wealthy.
The prediction seems about to come true.
The president of a paper mill at Salipa had
difficulty in getting straw with which to
make paper. He looked upon the acres of
suntlowers that grace the bottom lands of
the Smoky Hill river and went to expert
menting. With flatiron and hammer he
pounded up the stalks and decided that the
pulp would do. He arranged for trial of
the weeds in lieu of straw at his mill, and
the result surprised not only the spectators
gathered at the trial, but himself as well.
The fiber was better than that of straw pa-
per. Inc LouShnesS enables a larger
amount of paper to be produced from a
given amount of pulp. The gummy sub
stance that destroys SO much straw paper
at the press rolls is absent, and the sheets
run through the driers and finishing cal
enders without sticking or tearing The
entire stock of the sunflower is used, and
the small cost of the raw material, being
merely that of gathering. promises to make
the new manufacture profitable. The mill
is turning out the unique product steadily,
and Others will soon take it up.
Thus far only express and hardware pa
pers are being manufactured regularly
though sufficient paper of better quality
was made to print The Daily Republican of
'Salina on the day of the trial, Oct 81.
Kansas seems to be only just learning the
extent OF its resources. 1t has corner on
isunfowers and can utilize them.
G. NJ. HARGRh
The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
Closing
Closing

tloney on call easy at y. pc, cent.
Prime mercantile paper 496 per cent. Sterling
exchange easier at s4o2a@l l.s3 for sixty-Lay
blls and $LS,14S5h for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE sTLCA.
CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.-Cattlo -Reoeipts, 22.OCO
head; market dull. siea iy; best steerse sGBOu
t. 10: Soud to choice, s+D59A5 81: medium II. 90
40: common. 50. 0vGl39J feeders. SIS 20 3. 20;
stockers. 81. 0oa2.75 Texans. S2.50GeS.25: west
trns, s. 5UEt3.9I.
Hogs-feceipts. 1900 head: market irregua ar,
hoavy &C higher, light weak: rough and common,
s3'a@5.! !U packing. IS 15M5 80: prime heavy
and butchers weights. S5.3545 80: ligh $50, :
$50.
shacp Receipts. 1900 head: marhet steady;
natlres, $2.50u3.|0; westerns. 81. $50.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov 1e.-W eat-steady; cash, 59Ac;
May, 6b5c
E"rn-; over; cash. $3.50; Ma. 297sc.
.nts-Steady. CASH 2io AZ, 3GAc.
Pork-Fasy: January, s12.iI,a. All y. ~. S2h.
Lard asy; Jaruary,S7.7a; hsy, S.s21a.
tlDs-Easy; January. st 67h; MAY, st.l5.