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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

NEXT year there viii be an inter-
national exposition or worlds fair
- il snain. We trust that our people
ssUmay Slibit there some of the finest
.4 ltobac, ia the world. There is an
excellel. + opportunity for North
as Carolina = Q do some advertising
SIS ahros.dsa1 aI sssls9g.s 81 asa ZEE
d NJssfT ssTleontributort to scholar
Ely s ..ll1itnks that our educational
bns,netl+sls, es.sls hey train the mind
81 .sSfs'I prevAi y and accuracy, repress
EsA gu lf1sia &. her element has
done gre;.euena insthis world, and
as fhonld not be repressed but We
rink should he dor Hoped III certain
alIs ions.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

ONE of The SENTINEL's friends de-
sires that our readers should read l
Cor. IS, believing it to be especially
good reading for certain people at
this time.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

FARMERS in the Piedmont section
who raise tobacco solely are realiz.
ing their mistake this year. Diver
sity of crops will tend to prosperity.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

COOP honest money is what is
most needed. Unreliable bank notes
and deprecated currency should he
avoided.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

In R. G. Dun & Co.'s Review of
Trade we find the last week char
acterized as ''the hardest week yet
in the business world. Our impress
sion is that there will not be another
such week.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

The amount of inland navigation
in North Carolina may be judged by
the fact that twenty-five steamers
are plying in North Carolina.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

r OVER SO banks failed last week but
nearly all were in the West. The
South seems to be standing the
strain well
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

SOME of the alleys and cul de sacs
Tor half streets) need attention and
a thorough cleaning. The city au-
thorities ought to look into this
matter because it concerns the city's
health to have them cleaned and
kept clean.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
SEn6To51, lAIs NrEsnsaNAo Msl6a III :

: SENATOR Ma NDERsyNf oE Nebfas ( q
is another a .95Ppaatff biot 'Saha9gss
shows the rQttenness in the Rensipi
Office He draws oSs1i9Q9 aye h'
United yStatss Senator .and7 R72 ;
month pension foristtpad tlefpeSs
noss, ,, .gF ,Io910
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

FATHER HYACINTHE says very
beautifully: ''Man is fallen divini-
ty still conscious of the Skies
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

NATIONAL bank notes pass current
everywhere. Would State bank
notes do this?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

WWHAT Ia big State is Texas! In
area tits larger than England and
France combined.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

1F some Legislators had more
brains, North Carolina would have
more sheep.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

From the Westminster Gazette.1
The causes of conjugal infelicity
are like the stars in number, but
seldom have they been SO curious in
character as those enumerated by a
witness in the divorce court on Sat-
urday.
Witness considers he was the in
jured party, as the petitioner was
continually Directing to the shape of
his feet. Laughter.
He further said that when he had
his hair cut it was never done to
please the petitioner. uaughter.)
She also used to say his upper lip
did not suit her.
She was continually blaming him
for leaving QUO his his in speaking.
He was not so well up in theologi-
cal subjects as his wife. 4 +,
And there was sometimes diver
gence of opinion when they were talk
ing about the sermon they had
heard.
One is not surprised after this to
hear that one of the allegations
against the respondent is that he
had struck the petitioner with the
Methodist Magazine. +
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
GUILFoRD GRIsT.

a.
From the High Point Enterprise July 2sth. ~
The engine house for the mines. ID
Gated between here and LThonasrille.
has been completed. =
= Key. y. X. Font has rendered his
resignation as pastor of the Baptist
church here to take effect in Novem-
Der.
George Grissom, eolored Iaborer
al SHOW Lumber Co.'S shops. was
Knocked from the track ann Killed by
Inc train here ast1Saturday night
Fourth annual convention of the
Randolph County Sunday School AS
ISOLATION will be held at AsheborO. n.
c.. August 3rd.-a
= Mr.. }. M. Blair, of Trinity, was in
the city yesterday and in his hand he
carried cane with handsome gold
head on it. The cane was made from
an old wheat fail which was used in
MI. Blair's family for the first time
one hundred and twenty years ago.
Rev, DR.. J. n. Stallings who has
been at the head Of the Female Col
lege here for the past four years has
issued circular calling the attention
of the public to the fact that he and
his family will open a sch ,ol near the
Blue Ridge, at Low Gap in Surry
county, n. G., Wednesday the 23rd of
next August.
DAVE NEWS.
From the Davie Times, July %,
Licensedoto marry: Francis Wise
man Smith to Emma Foster.
Misses Eliza and Pearl Williams. of
Yadkin county, are visiting at Mai
w. B. Clements, IN this place.
ID. l. Rearis, ESQ, of Cross Road s
Church, will start to the Worlds
Fair in few days
The twelve year old daughter of
Chas. Waggoner died at the home of
her parents in Jerusalem township.
I last Tuesday night.
Rev. c. S. Cashwell conducted a
very interesting meeting at Whites
school-house, last week
Misses Pearl and Ruby Hawkins
are visiting their friend, Miss Fannie
Connolly, at Connolly Springs, n. c.
The fall term of Pennington Acad-
envy begins on August DIST Prof
Leon Cash is making this one of the
best schools in the county. For all
information in regard to tuition.
board, etc, address the prin eipal.
The next session of the MOcksville
Academy will begin Monday. August
18th. Prof. G. E. Barnett is the
principal.
The barn of Lewis A. Furches was
burned with 200 bushels of wheat.
The little son of e. NJ. Swicegood
fell from his horse and broke an arm.
Miss Mamie Roberts, of NeStor,
left for Gulf, Chatham county, to at
tend the marriage of a relative
Frank Bahnson, of Pennington.
grew tomato that weighed 223 or.
Isaac Roberts, Esq, of Nestor, was
overcome by the heat recently, but is
now fully recovered.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
DAILY EDITION.

The TWIN CITY DAILY SENTINEL is
published every afternoon. Sub
scription soc. per month, or s. per
ennum, by mail, payable in advance.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

ASH. AsHE cogNIY formerly, bad a RsAs.
paper; the one in Mitchell county has
inst 7ff68f}f Hssfe TaaanFsfI33aIgFs o notideff
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rsaaghahd
another atgAsheEille.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

The following from the Baltimore
Sun is worth quoting: Nobody
wants two yardsticks for his own
use, one of which is about half the
length of the other. Why should he
want two dollars, one worth little
more than half what the other is
worth pr ZOO sss9sT ss;sf
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
JAMES u, KIL u RE has been Zee made

IS JAMES T.,KILBRETH has been made
aolIector of the Port offNewe York
the office with: SO much patronage
attached to it, and the oneahela by
Chester a. Arthur several years ago.
Kilbreth is an. anti e am many man.
Tho New York papers say the aps
% !, ..uit Is alffirst-class.s A radical
REPUBLICAN organ saysst he Iresi-
dent could not have made a much
better selection There is no stain
on the record7of the new appointee,E
and his ability is inquest toned. His
career in public and private life is ex-l
cellent, and he will acceptablyfll the
high office to which lehas been called.
He is not in any sense of the term an
"offensive partisan, p and we look ton
him for a purely business admins
tration of one of the very greatest
offices in the gift of the national adj
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
THERE ARE CAUSES.
D. There is no better time than this
study political &conamy and it's
a<ES - aRas4apsn1s II ID Ed
/ - 81 asuessss g Ie e

prevailing depression. There are
reasons why more failures have
occurred this year in the West than
IN the South, but-tte- whole truth of
this condition of affairs will not be
fullysseen Santsfl offfeA months hence
the minds of Investigators and stu
There always kiil be periods Il
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
RHEUMATISM CURED IN DAY.

''Mystic Cure for Rheumatism ami Neural
yia radically cures in to 3 days. Its action
iuon the system is remarkable and mysterious
1t removes at once the cause and the disease
nmealat.v d1ssr pears. The first dose greatly
benefits, rs cents. Sold by Ashcraft & Owens
Winton.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03

There are only four Hebrews in the
German Reicbstag.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
TOBACCO MARKET REPORT
CORRECTED JULY 27TH.
BY BROWNS WAREHOUSE.

Offerings continue light with good
prices TO the beitet grades, of wrapper
and filters. There is out little de-
mand for medium and lower grades.
The range of prices for the week has been
about as follows
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1893-08-03
rom town

s's st 1 thy it shs St 5f'f his
Sfoehef, James AYERS about miles
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-21
VESAS WATER WORKS.
r.anchise Granted to w. E,
Pomeroy.
r..lr,ated Cost of the Plant Is
~ s2o,ooo-construot'on to
he Begun Immediately.

,.o is TO have system OF water
NV The city council granted a
nab,se last evening to w. E. Pome'
No. who will begin work immediately.
~ form for which this franchise was
i is twenty-five years. The
e works will be established in the
VOL '..bsrp part OF the city where thirty
~. we'll will be sunk and tower
!So t,at in height will be erected.
w Tt w. sprire cost OF the enterprise will
,SO OOO and no time will be loss in
%Snnlslins the work. The franchise
w DuHyss Mr.. Pomeroy to supply water
su' 'Ss various additions OF the city also
VIII The level character OF tbs country
III N;i easily enable the system to be ex-
s sn A reasonably long distance in
- f,rrnpately for Mesa the protector of
~, enterprise is largely interested in a
'nS.tantial manner in Mesa and ITS
i,roIonment aud being man OF means
'" one ouestiOns his ability to success
Irr carry out the undertaking.
0aa by one Mesa takes on the requis.
10 babjnments that will eventually
Make il q city OF ~ mean proportions.
Nav b1jldings, both for business and
r,ilence purposes, are going up on
sysy hand. The past few months has
,ssn vast change in Mesa and its sur
bindings, and every stage brings in
Somp.setkers who are loud in their
r,,:e OF the country as an agricultural
md iruit.grOwing region, and many are
,s,uiying to their faith in the country
by investing in real estate, which at
risspnl sells at very reasonable rate.
While there has been heavy immigra-
hon to all parts Of the salt River val
sy Mesa has been fortunate in secur-
in, At east her fair share OF home
makers. This rapid growth has created
,isnand for waterworks and many
/ Tber conyenlenCes which will be put in
4. RAPIDLY as the demand is created.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-21
Florence and Globe Stage Line

MAIL AND G EXPRESS
CTAGE LEAVES FLORENCE DAILY FOR
- Riverside and Globe at O'Clock, P. M.;stops
all night at Riverside and arrives at Globe at
O'Clock, p. NJ; returning, leaves Globe at s
O'Clock A. M, arrives at Florence at o'clock
A. M. Good accommodation on The road, i'm
proved line, good stock and comfortable stages,
four horse coach every other day. w: x.
GUILD, Agent, Florence. X. F. KELLNER
w. ~ EUGENE MIDDLETON.
Proprietor.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-21
WOMEN THAT MEN LIKE.
The Sort That Are Smart Rut Not strong
Minded.

Minded.
Men do not like strong-minded. indie
pendent women, but they do thorough
ly admire one, who, though she is wise
enough to let them see how grand and
great she thinks them, is not one whit
overawed by their superiority. A wom-
an need not be flippant to show that
she is not afraid, but there are many
little actions that prove she is respect-
full yet at the same time thoroughly
aware that the superior masculine crea-
ture Is, after all, only very human be-
ing, who in all probability is a good
deal more afraid of her little feminine
ways than she is of him. Notwith-
standing all cynical assertions to the
contrary, the Philadelphia Times holds
that there are some most delightful
friendships existing between men and
women that have in them no thought
of love. There is n mental congeniality
as well as an attraction of opposites
that proves very delightful to many a
man. They enjoy conversing with
bright, clever women who have their
own views on topics of the day, differ
ing so largely in their feminine ex-
preston from the masculine arguments
heard at clubs or in offices. A man de-
lights in the contrast; the keen, clever
insight of companionablc woman and
the ready wit that punctuates her con-
versation is to him as champagne COM
pared with porter when he thinks of
some of the prosy albeit truthful senti-
ments issuing from the lips of members
of his own sex. Such women are the
equals, and in many cases the superb
ors, of hundreds of their male asso-
ciates, yet they never act as though
they knew their own worth. Therein
lies their greatest charm.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-21
MESA NOTES.

4 fine lot OF strawberries in the mar
Pe,l's Bad Boy is re ported sick this
morning
An excursion from Mesa City to Phn-
Dix today.
Ell Jones, of Lehi, made this burg a
pleasant call yesterday.
Dr.. Sabln reports the climate ruin.
OIsIy healthy here just now.
We. POmerOy made flying trip 10
Plenjx Yesterday on business.
Deputy Assessor Pomeroy is holding
/ Up the property possessors for all their
worth.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Talbot Of Phe-
Hy made this city q pleasant sail on
tls.ncss.
Nr. Cosby, DR.. A. j. Chambers
NoSkeeper, made us pleasant call
yesterday.
The stages this morning came in
olded with business representatives
md investors.
The manufacturing OF adobes for the
a'ge store room for Johnson Il Sons is
poUes,lng nicely.
The Lehi Brick Kiln company is in
Zoe city "ndeayOring to secure con-
'lcs ior their brick.
fine map OF the Salt River valley is
GIhOllun in the office OF the South
Sle Real estate company.
Jeo'ge and William Passey are pu ting
V?s brick building in the rear OF their
present places OF business.
"Pe"y's Bat Boy" has appeared in
A:a City and will furnish no end OF
N0Ios tor the grocery man.
J:orge Tiffany, OF the Lehi Brick
Aa company, was in the city on BUSH
pes connected with that ENTERPRISE.
The gentlemen who are furnishing
&inrtn" a'jGning Co. Op. building,
f0IIy enga .ed in delivering them.
Jerry MIIIay, one Of PhGnix's heavy
''..0i attorneys, came in this morning
WISH This thriving burg. Also Mr..
'DNs'', his law partner, made US a
sa,artrhII.
W.. rascoe, special agent and adj
'-i Of the Lion and the Imperial
DiaDcr companies OF London, made
.h ''I call on business.
w. A, j. Chandler and brother
V0ty and Mr.. Trowbridge, OF Saginaw,
\, II0.' were IN the city yesterday and
return to Phoenix today.
onIc aud fishing party left this
guns morning for the Salt river on
,oo'h. 1t being Frank Johnson's
9''y special preparations were
VIZ 10 have an enjoyable time.
|' HtYIord, the mother OF Mr..
%o1, the superintendent oil the
sUaod canal, came in this morning.
IayIOrd is one OF those genial,
~u1urrd persons whom one loves
n ,S Consolidated Canal company is
.I9 10 the county bridges over the
'I r ana main canal southeast OF the
inns l'a matter that the people
\, ave southeast Of the city will re-
, ~S y BrIen, Of Denver, Colo, has
r,,1rl to take up her abode here
.s a'agnl0y and has purchased a nice
E.. " land near this city. She
.s ' 10 he,ltancv in saving that this
hn =, mas the finest climate and soil
'"s mas ever experienced.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-21
TheLargeCana|s

Description of their construction details of the
expenditure and Of the vast of reclaimed lands
Watch closely and keep posted the development of
great
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1893-04-21

h., .'''L5 FRANCIS ADAMS offers TO
4 ~, q monument at Wassagusset, in
b, r1 OF Weymouth, Mass, on the
H. ~efe Miles Standish had the de-
e,o5 raAt with the Indians which as
!, ,S H' asccndcncy of the colonists.
I"SSns asks that the town secure
'uu Tor the purpose.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23


Spoken Sow. II. 4t i2.i s., ,on 15..iS
NJ. Ship Nm II, NttnrN, Anir~hlrN, rnt
New YORK KIM Sal FrMeasro
Sch. IN /. frrtff, hil8it at Camden M lSS2
an Rebuilt iN i~SN, lA- taeM >sId to IaIF.
Iar'laM, 0 NrNN =rA, ruir wliNh pplt -lt
Will hHl
ritnIllil i-aiG lI-Ht. GWN. tn f-.-t-
tnu -gju i,t,lct tall4- ta,,S,d hN ict. th!~ -At
NNas temporarily disl NmtinUcd .lI rs. 1t
win ht rcIgi4tst m sp0li.as may igHtiUn Hpclt>
HruWN 5 ilral igHt. Maine, owing W. the
western ,.liirtucr ID Fox Island lhrreMg1t-
art heNg ui0-ru hE iNe, tIlr lI4ht MAS trll-
AarnliN dlsrMf iMliety HAli. ANAL N Wiil he ae-
5-httd ilS -aOM w naNi-4tian nreMS.
bl~A~gFh~. ]. g,+ CalT. 1WWinI- luI NrrN
Ut fiic tM .-NGiSttiN \ WI lA~t MillI, MlielH
f#I 4shnr, sa ii5@r JNlt lre t1l-# -rH la
-tiittiHn1 tle ~tiIpa.er tI.r lna~t> N,lr
Falytn dnWn FrtI. la, and Werc ltmtud Ill
hleh N.trl -Fue NtSsr Is gtiug n. 9tiert.s .
~rA. MGle + Rn,,eil. Capt COLLINS, refth
-AmtpN irr Fort llI,i. Was eit thlIham ffl-
d}' Mol.Hln- with sd55~ blown aWHN anne So
mas hi distress tiNiHL. she WA, haarGrl lI
lite ~iNtrS fii Wrevhtr~ ana gat into II E,tlt-
WIZ l'llt trS~el lGlIuaW An r~, apul ~inktns
.i- ~la SfIUu. aiHal5 ~ch. N. N. l..tt -lrkY,
wHsh w8lS tuWrd lfn Hampton isosttis hy
t,tg North America attrr ia-ing a~lurr ntar
nUhe'- lsand ~ going nit to Newport Ntlvs
tpr Repairs. etr
FKEUIirs Tile t'rei.ht Cirruiar VI Brown
X 60. New York. reports for the week end
my Fen. is: We are unable t. mote In.
slightest Improvement in freigllts ipr tli,.
larger classes of square i4ged tonnage The
supply Is in excess 81 the limited enquiry,
and " hii this adverse condition of things
continues 4 reaction fr0lm the prevailing ,le-
prt.ssiut IN scarcely Within tht bounds III
nrohabilitv The limited nrluhpl III fixtures
III I,etrnlrtlnI, general es,rgo, ttr, during TIE
Week * in,ll,atlyt- III III, Change. i'll Rates
There, il rather more enquiry for tonnage for
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

DIED.
-

COOPER. In Belfast. Feb l., MareelluS Il
Cooper. aged - wears. months aud days.
CURTIS. In Bangor, Feb, II. Nancy Dean Cur
lis. aged n wears and 10 daN>.
CAKN EK. III sailors snWg ltarhpr, New Eri4h-
toll. All y tel', II. Cart i'hinsa- H carver. a4ed
NIB Wears ana months.
ELIINGWooD IN Suafyile Feh. lG Joseph
Filing wood, aged 11 wears
MCCARTHY, Nh Maiden, Mas, Feh n Fre,
fip>mer S"n VI y 4 ana Mftr> t-. Me' arthy, for
merly ot Camden. ge " Years, niontls,2 ~ da4 Y
RIPLEY. III Warren, teh- \, e lemen, Xii leN
aged "A wears.
RIDLEY. In Monroe, Fet. 9, samuel Ridley
aged 30 Wears.
TRI' SELL. In Belfast, Feb. ~ Moses Tru>
sell, AGED ~ wears, months and - days.
THOMPSON, II Friendship, Fep III Hon. Nel
son THOMPSON a4sed m Years, mnnih~ :nd II tlay~
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
lie /, i Hustler.

Tile Eorkland Courier Gaz.tte says uf n
former resident ot Srarsm"nt Alpmza Y
Bryant OF Sout' west Harbor arrived here On
the boat Tuesday, and proceeded Az once ~
Appleton where he bought some standing
oak of Mrs. Kat, NeWher:. He had the oak
,rt w Wednesday,, hauled to the mill and SAW
ed. He then brought it 10 this 'ltN and had
G.. +. kaltr < Go saw it up into boat tim
Der, and left by boat for Isiesfurd where he
VIII work it up into sailing yacht = feet
over all and . feet beam IT the beat Is con
strurted with the SAME degree " push that
characterized the manufacture ~ the lnn-
Der it wouln t be strange if MT. Bryant was
sailing in her by this me
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Bath is Correct.

1t is pronounced Hay -wy-ee. Boston
Herald.
No. 1t isn't. 1t is Ha-wy-e with accent on
the wy, the a in the i rst syllable broad and
the sound on the final syllable very slight
indeed. Bath independent.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
Boston Produce Market.

BosIoN. Feb, Is. 1898. The following are to-
days quotations of provisions. produce. etc:
Butter New York and Vermont dairy, good 70
choice, 2aaH &c; Eastern creamery, good to choice
at 27a29c. The above quotations receivers
prices for strictly wholesale lots. Johhing prices
1a2c higher.
Cheese Northern choice full creams. At II ~
u &c; fancy twins, ~ IL l3c, fair 70 GOOD
at Z lie
Eggs Fresh eggs bring 80 SIC
Poultry Northern fresh-killed chickens, choice,
at 16a 1sc; fowls, 13a l4c.
Beans New York. hand picked pea, at 81 3od
2 35 marrow pea. 50 15a2 20: choice screen pea,
81 75a1 80: hand-picked medium, 81 15n2 20;
choice screened, / 70a s0 choice yellow eyes,
50 45a2 80.
fay-Choice S17 GOAL 90; fair to good Sl5a
10; Eastern choice at Sl7a17 ~; poor 70 ordi-
nary, S12d1G
Potatoes Choice Aroostook Hebrons a5c P
bush; Houlton Heb1ons at 95c, Houlton Rose.
9Ou 93c.
Apples Choice No. Baldwins at 50 5Od2 70;
No. Q at 81 75a2 25; Greetings at 50 75a3 90;
Spys, 50 5oa3 25; Tanan sweets 50 Oea3 90.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23

The Bath Independent has discontinued
tie use of green paper, and is more easily
re(a)d.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
The Result Of Law Breaking.

If you disregard the laws of
Dature aDd catch cold, teD to oDe
you bave a bad eouqh before you
set through.
% you Deglect tibet couch ?
Not if you are wise AID WISH 10
preserve your healti-.
The wise always use Aliens
Botanical Cough yrup apG
ere cured in shor order.
It IS pleasant to take aod i
Q recially adapted t. chi'dre
9s H. puresy vegetable and per-
.cctly srarnJlesa.
En- It w IN f1A y ounce botA'e-eT
f@F 15 cents. THAI losrF
es>t=. ssoiei Ls9 Ati S'RR
TAs Atlea .7sr,.ln 1,.
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
SAILED.

Feb: Ii. Sch Z. c. Meader, Meader,
Roothbay.
!, Fj,h. is. Sch. G. R. Lawrence, Banks
The Republican journal., 1893-02-23
sHIrA#NEws..
PORT OF BELFAST
ARRIVED.

Feb IL. Sch. {. G. Meader, Meader,
BootEbay.
Feb. Il. Sch Mary Farrow, Condon, Bos-
ton.
Feb. Is. Sch. Odell, Wade, Boston.
Feb. ~. Sch. Titmouse, Gray, Boston fer
Bucksport
Feb. Il. Sch Marbleheasl, Boothhay.
F@b. -. Sch. Hattie Az, Boston
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1893-03-18
Beef.


Regarding the San francisco beef
market the Butchers Gazette says:
Good beef has been slightly scarce,
due, no doubt, to the difficulty of oh
tanning top price. Slaughters say there
is no mony in disposing of fed cattle At
5h cents, and the top price does not
bring much over 6 cents they say they
cannot afford to kill prime stock and lei
it go at this latter figure. A few choire
steers have brought 611 cents, and again
good cattle have sold from 5 to 5L cents.
Taking it all around, the beef market
for this season of the year is not satisfac-
tory as regards price, and Nevada stock
men are looking for other markets where
values are more in accord with their
views. There is no fear of any scarcity
of their cattle good beef will not be in
over abundance in .Butrhertown unless
the market materially improves in price.