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CHANGED THEIR VIEWS.
would-De Explorers Who Net with Some
Obstacles.

Would-Be Explorers Who Net with Some
Obstacles.
Lieut.. Peary was besicged by boys
and young men who wanted to go with
the explorer to the north pole next
summer To one of them he said in
effect:
"Haye you ever been to the Arctic
regions9" mo"
Have you ever been sailor?" mo. "
"a mechanic2" No"
"Are you grounded in any branch Of
scientific knowledge" mo"
"You have no special qualifications"
mo, but can work.
You are the man for me-" said the
lieutenant, and the applicant flushed
with hope. but, by the way" he
continued, "therc is slight prelim-
mary before we sign papers You will
pay five thousand dollars toward the
expense of the expedition. f" give thou
sand dollars!''
Certainly. You may remember that
Mr.. Verreshof paid $4,000 for the priv
ilege of accompanying me on my first
expedition, and he, you know, was q
man of scientific attachments, and he
lost his life in the expedition"
The applicant waited to hear no
more.-Buffalo Courier.
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WHAT' BOTH SAY.
Husband and Wife Are Led TO
Give Evidence.
Aud Their Evidence Agrees in Every
Particuiar-A Matter Which Caused
the Greatest Excitement and Com
ment.

AusTEnLiTz, Mich Interesting events have
taken place In our small town. The matter con :.
Germs Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Warner who sre
wellknown and highly respected citizens OF
Austerlitz. and both husband and wife tell the
here. ~
~ had been troubled" said Mr.. Warner, with
papitatioD OF the heart, kidney trouble, and
general nervousness and insomnia to such an
extent that Icould net sleep nights, but would
nave 70 sit up 10 my chair for hours at a time.
also had dizzy spells, and half OF tho time
my feet and legs to my knees were like chunks
Oh ice; paid dollars and dollars flor IN, dicines
etove. N' 'n'o tue
II began to despair and give up as lost 10 the
worlu, when one day noticed an advertisement
In tue Grand Rapids Herald OF DIR Greenc's Ner.
,ura blood and nerve remedy. l thought It the
iast chance, but without the least hope began to
II began TO feel better right away. hxvc not
slept so well in ten years. used 10 have 20
hppctitc, bnt row cat well and have an excel
tent appetite The palpitation stopped before
the llrst bottle was half used. MY Moves src 80
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improved In strength that both my wife and nv
scli are amazingly surprised My feet and legs
nave become warm and comfortable az they used
to be. " NY "'eu
Before took Dr.. Greene's Nervnra blood and
nerve remedy felt blue and took no Interest ia
ahytning or anybody but now enjoy myself and
bors say l look better than / ever did
II believe DR.. Grecne's Nervura blood and
Lerve remedy is the hest medicine on this Garth
and | cay with all candor that / would not be
without IT In my house II II took my last cent TO
buy IT, Tor It has done me more coed than all the
meGicines ever took put together. Ii anyone
wishes to write me concerning my cu.e they arc
inquiries" ~ ''
Mrs. Mary j. Warner, his wife, Gays:
was troubled with dizzy spells and sick
heauacne' ana was very nervous. My appetite
II was also troubled with chills and cold feet.
pain In eide ard about the heart md great
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RAILROADS
n + 8 :: W herfolksWesternR.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCTOBER so, 1891.
wEsrsoUND. LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY.
7:<0 q. m. Washington and Chattanooga nmited)
Tor Bristol and beyond. Stops only at Rad.
ford. Pullman slecpers 10 New Orleans Mem.
900 phis and Nashville. Dining car attached,
EO0 Q. m. for Redford, Pulaski, Bristol and all
lntermediatS stations; also Tor BlucGeld, Pc
and Louisville via Norton Pullman eloepoi
to Lou eville via Norton.
1:oOP. m: iRadford, Pulaski, and Bristol also
for Bluofcld Ohio extensions; leaves Blne field
6:lo q. m. daily for Kcnova, Columbus and
The West. Pullman scepcrs to Memphis Wis
Chattanooga.
NORTH AND EAerBouED. LEAVE ROANOKE DAILY,
(, Il6 2. m for Petersburg, Richmond and
l245p: m. for Washington, Hagcrstown, Phils
dclphla and New York. Pullman sleepe
Roanokc TO New York, vim Harrisburg and
1915 p. m. daily for Richmond and Norfolk. Pni
man parlor car to Norfolk, connects Mt Lynch
Onrg (union station) with Durham division.
blop. nj. for Buena Vista and intermediate sta
945 p. IN. for Richmond and Norfolk. Pullmn,
sleeper TO Norfolk and Lynchburg to Rich
la45 night tWashington and Chattanooga lin
ghia and New York. Pullman sleepers to
Washington via Shenandoah junction and
New York via Harrisburg. Dining car
Lnray, Shenandoah, Junction. shepherds
town, Antietam Grimes and St. James.
Durham Division-Leave Lynchburg (UnIol
station) and 3:16 p. m. daily for South Boston
Wineton-Salcm Division-Leave Roanoke (unior
etaton) 9:45 o. m daily for Rocky Mount
Martineville, Winston-Salep and inferno
diatc stations.
o TS, or al additional intorm' spgIy tickle,
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke, va.
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How to Cure a Gould.

SIMPLY take Otto's Cure. We know
Of its astonishing cures and that it will
stop cough quicker than any known
remedy.
If you have asthma, bronchitis, con-
sumption or any disease of the throat
or lungs, few doses of this great guar
anteed remedy will surprise you.
II you wish TO try call at our'store,
corner Salem avenue and Jefferson
street, and we will be pleased to fur
nish you bottle free OF charge, and
that will prove our assertion. Chris
tian & Barbec.
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BOTTLING SOFT DRINKS.
The Virginia Brewery Puts New Depart.
ment Into Operation,

The Virginia Brewery Puts New Depart.
ment Into Operation.
The Virginia Brewing Company has
added new industry to the brewery
which will be used for the purpose Of
bottling soft drinks. The machinery
ard the building cost SO, 900. The ma
chinery was manufactured by John w.
Tufts, of Boston, who WAS one OF the
originators OF tho present drug store
soda fountain Tito Wehner, of Wash.
ington, superintendent tbs erection of
the plant and will be foreman OF the
bottliDg works The estimated capacity
of the depar ment Is about 4OJ doze n
bottles per day. Work commenced yes
to-day morning and fifty cases were
shipped in the afternoon to the Radford
branch house Of the brewery. New
machinery will arrive in few days and
a specially will DO made OF bottling
mineral waters for family use.
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Shaner Acquitted,

L. o. Shaner, who was sent on to the
grand jury last December under an in
dictment for attempting to kill Bess
Mccormick, was tried before Judge
Woods this morning in the Hastings
Court. The evidence showed that the
parties had quarreled, but nothing was
introduced to prove that Shaner fred
the shot. The woman herself was un-
able to say whether he fred the shot or
not. The Jury brought in verdict n
accordance with the facts, snd Shaner
WAS acquitted,
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Distant.

and have you no near relativcs"
asked the kind old lady.
mo num-" replied the tramp, tear
moistening his eye. 1.-THE closest kin
have lives in California" Sunny
South.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
OF the Principal Buslnosa
Houses of Roanoke.

The following is published daily TO,
the benefit Of strangers and the publis
generally. 1t includes all trades and
professions and cannot fail TO provo oj
Interest to all who intend transaosins
business in Roanoke:
ARCHITECTS.
No OLA T q DE sAUssURE, Archi s-ccts, re.
YIN. L. Rid, Masonic Temple.
ATTORNEYs-AT-LAw
hoHUGH d BAKER, Room 500 Terry BuildIn,
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, ErO.
L BAChRACH. "a Salem ave.
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS,
FRANK r. hAY. Room 2lO Terry Building.
BUSINESS COLLEeR.
NAT. BUS. COLLEGE, srd ave. & Henry A.
CANDY ISh AS SnEa gAH SpIs SAKE gAxna
CAToGNI's, 80 Salem ave.
CLOTHIER, TAILOR AND HArrcs,
Jos. COIN q. n. Dawson, Manager), a salss
CoRNLCEs, SLATE AND TIN RooraHa,
THE ROANOKE ROOFING AND MKTAI, cor.
NICE COMPANY, Room 70s, Terry Building.
COURT srEN0GRAPHER.
CLAY. e. GRAVES, once room COG Terry Bldg.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
9; w. sISLER, 4o7 Second ct. n. e. tcotlns. en-,
kete. robes. &c.), Tel. 100.
FURNITURE. CARPETS, Ero.
COPPER & STONE, 10 Salem ave. g.
GROCERs.
r. Fl. WALKER, Campbell ct. i door east n, Ia,
HARDWARE. waoIEsALR AND 81.
BROWN RO'S q JOHNSTON. Il Jefferson uts.s.
HAY. GRAIN. Sc.
DANIEL q HoLLADAY, ID Kirk, rear P.o.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
OPPENHEIM d CO.'S EXCHANGE. coy t,or
merce and Campbell streets.
LUMBER. LATHs AND SHINGLES.
TINES building, P. o. boz iss ETerv SsSn.,
that goes into building at mill prices. By sbs
chr ond only. 49,
mEtSCdANT TAILpRB,
LRWIS, TUNES Building.
PAwNBROKERs.
3. NYBURG, 20 Railroad ave., ee.
PHOTOGRAPHS.
ROANOKE PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO, Nd
Salem avenue.
E.V LlNKBACK uccessor to Eutsler, Is s.l m
avenue.
PLUMBING, GAS-FITTIN0, AU
ROANOKE SANITARY PLUMBING CO., In
III South Jefferson Street.
PRACTICAL HORsEsHOEH,
Ii. HALEY Greats all diseases of horses, r1rs,
Fourth ave., between Jefferson and Henry rs
REAL ESTATE.
SIMMONS d TINsLRY, iOe Jefferson at
RENTAL AGENTS.
III. H. O'MOHUNDRO. As. Jefferson street
sCAvENGER AND GARBAGE WORE,
PRYOR Wo0DsoN. 2aa Fourth ave. n. W,
SEWING MACHINES.
NEW HOME, j. A. CAMPBELL. Agsus An
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practical STAIR BUILpRp.
T 7 CARRy

Corner Roanoke street and salea, .7eGues
ReIereIccs-R Il. Stewart, DR.. j. D HirS,
VI. Daniel. Architects holland g no Saussu
6ustat Bottiger, Wilson 4 Hngsns, 7. 81
ter. Contractors and Builders J. x. BArr0ur,
". Shields Pollard, MahCney btos lsS
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d. MORGAN, the Shoemaker. Makes spd "a
pairs all kinds OF boots and shoes Mt lO4 Nelso
street, opposite market house. Satistactio
guaranteed.
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hccu answering anyhow. Inns re-
mark, accompanied with CHEEKY
laugh, had reference to big bundle of
mail matter which Mr.. Blaine's secrc-
tary had just placed upon his knee, and
which had promptly tumbled off to the
floor, as he sat on the porch of one of
the smaller hotels of Bar Harbor on the
morning of Juno II, 1856. The precise
date readily occurs to me, for it
was day to remember, day
spent in the company of the most
thoroughly entertaining and absolutely
charming man have ever known. Mr..
Blaine was at his brightest and best
Nobody needs to be told how much that
means; at least, nobody who was ever
under the spell of pleasant intercourse
with this brilliant mind and fascinat-
ing personality. To begin with, he
was entirely we'll. Nearly twenty
months had passed since the close of
the eXacting and harassing campaign
of 1884, and there was not trace of fa-
tigue, i'll health or disappointment TO
have seen him then, his eye bright, his
complexion with its naturally clear and
wholesome paleness, his frame robust
and erect, his bearing that of man
free from physical ailment or mental
strain, you would not have suspected
that he had just barely missed the
greatest prize on earth, missed it by
the most enormous scratch" in the his
tory of all politics.
My errand to Bar Harbor at this time
was of q nature calculate to insure me
cordial reception. 1t was compli-
men ary and pleasing to Mr. Blaine, as
it embodied an invitation of his pres
ence in Chicago on the occasion of the
opening of the worlds pastime exposi-
ton on July 0 of that. year.
eyes, yes said he, Il should like
very much to go to Chicago, and GER
tainly will go if can arrange my bust
ness engagements so as to allow my
absence for week or two. The fact
Isl" he added, II am interested in an
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CITY MARKET.
CHOICE MEATS.

BRADY lkeope the beat, stall o, Market Boasl
8. y. Gait, stall No. (sausage spccisltyi.
]. w. HOGAN, Stall 8.
THOMAS NELSON. stall No.
w. N. SALE, stall No. 16
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TRANSFER COMPANIES
ROANOKE TRANSFER COMPANY, psexnxs
Room, South Jefferson ct. tel. 119.
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TRANSFER UONSp

STENOGRAPHERS& TRPEwRIrwHs
q. Ii. HOGSKTT, room II Masonic Templs.
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A DAY WITH BLAINE.
A Familiar Chat About the Notable
Events in His Own Career.
He Regarded Cleveland as Worry I,e-
mariablo and q Worry Lucky NIan-How
els Shrewd Diplomacy Saved u
Young nIau from Disgrace.
IcopYRIonr, 1851


Let them l io
there. Pm of
Tom Benton's
opinion y BIO IL t
answering let
tiers. Half of
them will an
s w er he III :
selves if you let
them wait long
enough, and the
other half don't
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CURED HAMS, BEEF, LARD. &c
Il. j. KEMP Especially beef tonguee), stall II
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SHOEnTAKERs.

Henry street.
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FRESH FISK, OYSTERS AND PRODUCE
b. X. ODELL BROS, City Msrke,
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DRESSED FOWLS, VEGETABLES, Do
q. j. AKEES, City Market.
j. w, SIMCOE, City Market.
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STEAM LAUNDRrEs

DIXIE. Franklin and Second sts., tel. ls7.
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PRODUOE, FISH AND OYSTERS.
HUDSON & DEAL, 10 Salem evopua >.
(wholesale and rctaiD.
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ROANOKE DRESSED Rrmp 20
N. RKNSCH. Stall No. 8.
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EEWTNO MACHTNE,

sCAvENGER AND GARBAGE WORE
PRYOR WOODsON, 2a3 Fourth ave. n. W,
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TWELVE HOURS QUICKER THAN ANY
OTHER LINE TO CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE
AND POINTS WEST.
THE POPULAR ROUTE TO RICHMOND
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

NEW Yozx. Aug. 5.-FIoUx-Dull, easy
winter wheat, Low grades. sl.95@245 per
cwt.
WaEAr-Firmer. fairly active; No. ? red,
May. se4e; August. IS &c; September, 69s4 g (;
October. 1zAc; December. T6Rc.
CoRx-Firfner; August. fsAc; September,
4s&c; October. &s14c.
OArs-Dull. tirmeri August. S2lscs Sep
tember. 3lkc; October. 81 sc. Spot prices |;
No 2. Atl6a35c; No. white, size; No.
= Chicago. NC
PoRK-2uiet, steady; new mess, 5000.
LARD--Steady and quiet; western steam,
SD.
CHxxsx-Quiet; state. large,sl@sc; do
small. sd9c-
CosFxE-Options opened quiet. September
points up; others 5a ~ points down; closed
frIn. unchanged 20 Is points up. Septem-
Der, si5-3O,d la.25i October. sl5-l5i Decem-
Der, si5.0oa 1905; May. s1i-b0. Spot Rio
dull nominal; No. :, lea l6i.c.
SUaAz-Raw firm, dull; fair refining, SIC;
ccntrifugals, 9s test, 3isc; rofined, quiet,
steaGy; of A, l3-16(f5<c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
WAS A QUIET DAY
Nominal Condition Of Trade in
New York.
RISE AND DECLINE IN PRICES
oaf.sde Failures Had No Percepsible
EfEecs on ouot.sson. and the
n.xkes Clcsed FiruL
RISE AND DECLINE IN PRICES

NKw YoEK. Aug. a-Money on call
has been noaainally Per cent
Posted rates. sisf1s14s5.
Government bonds have been easy.
The stock market opened easier at
hGsf because the pace set yesterday vas
leo hot 10 last. and secondly because the
room traders figured that the Walter
failure ought TO have an ayerss infiu-
enee. Again traders were al looking
FOR bad bank statement. which they
thought would create q more bearish
feeling. Consequently they hammered
away az pFicrs aud succeeded in forcing
sugar dosn "a 70 ia. Lake Shore Il,
% La. Chicago Gas I y TO III. Louisville
& Nashville Il. 70 55is and the general
inst anywhere from y 70 Ia per cent
L.oadon. however. bought moderately
and when the traders found that their
hammering tactics failed 10 bring cut
long stock in large amounts they made
strenuous EFFORTS 20 cover and many Of
them turned To the bull side. Tho
scarcity Of stocks when a demand OF
lair proportions set in was again demon
stated New York Central. Lackawanna
and Louisville 4 Nashville commanded
= per cent premium; Burlington &
Quincy l i-l6syits. Sugar lilo. North
western i-64 and Western Union l-31
When Ia finally dawned upon the traders
that they had mlscalculated the effect of the
0hica 90 failures there was a rush to change
positions or the market. L nder the inhu-
euce of the purchases made prices bounded
up = 10 A. pr cent. Sugar led the market
with sales up 10 IN. Chicago Gas. General
Electric. L. 4 ", Burlington n Quincy.
Atchison. Missouri Pacific. Northern Pacific
preferred and Western Union all sold nj the
highssf point OF the week. The feeling was
huoyant for a time. The bank statement.
which was phenorninal In many respects.
checked the upward movement and prices
receded = 20 ga per cent, the latter in
American sugar. but At tbs Close the whole
lis, was irm again.
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STRICKEN DEAD.


~James 4. II, = Inc locking and
aep4rsnily healthy man, sAs observed 10
assxer While sAlking on Fllih Avenue Ehs
afternoon. aad AFTER laking one or tao IN
certatn sIsps fell 70 abe sidewalk. When
pirke4 up be AS dead. A physician ex-
am.nsd 80. ts.ly and pronounced Asartdisaise
che ranse II death. pse.lsarly sal feature
81 the ease i thai Mr. H xas on his
49, % lsine. % set..s la thu home Of his
bos hosss lie lad PISSED the previous ten
geaft "a tfle seslera laIalas eo1ntFy, and had
ksnas,s.l t,rtslne IflOJ have aay OF the
sympsens gwen "a tns following testimonials
yo,i siss,i.d hose no tiuIe IN seeking relief
Erni John l. ko1srts. S.atlpgton, Pa;
~ have Suffered 9Th F.aps-afioa. srrsg4lag
5s..s. fnasa,.g szd sao1A.gsag spoils, pais ~
sioaiias. ssis. a,,.i arpss ier oser 1osty ysurL
fer tsslps yesrs have ben treated without
aran bT o. n'aent physi1ians IN my neigh
borheosi am la Nes YORK Growing con
stasfiy worse. s,aothering - els followed ore
anlther. 20 ny iiie wAs often IN danger and
ocs<led constant care. A nv son had been
cu-esl ~ H. Ma NSe IeaTf Cire. be sent
ins thre~ o5tt.e. The first dose gave me
iastani RELIEF BEFORE using the last bottle
Iuas tssasri.teiy cnrej. Although seventy
fve wars od 1 feel lseufy years younger.
elaiul ny cure % be almost a miracle"
Here I. 3 letter from Mrs. John kolges,
oft'lssv,4nd O.. > | had been troubled With
my hears AID stomach for wears. but for SIX
teen months had hcen confined % nv bed
1 bah fear 81 the best doctors in the CITY, but
none ofthern cotild benefit the weakness ofmy
heart. alao had dfopsy and rheumatism
1 never took medicine that relieved me at
once - IL. jfteS 1Srp Heart Chrs does. l
ara aieeh stronger Nv appetite Is splendid.
l gain strength with every dose. | have
gsai8ed more IN six weeks from your treat
nent than in sixieen months from all tho
actors
DR.. Niles Err 0srs for tie Heart Il sold
on positive guarantee by all druggists
II - ssIs. stFscfir<, agrrosble, and doss care
Or. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart, Ind
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CrucAao. Aug. 5.-Wheat rsled exceed
ingiy dull today. trading being almost en-
tirely local. but prices averaged about ic
above last nights close. There was a little
more confidence shown. owing 10 no con-
sideration of yesterdays cholera scare and
the absence Of any exciting failures. An
other strong factor was the heavy week .
exports from both coasts.
Closing prices;
WHHAT-August, 6ocs September. &c ;
Dscsmbe b3<c.
ConS-AugsIsts 38Ac: September, 4Oc (;
Dscelnher. Sy-e; May, &C
OATs-Augtlst. 2iAc; September, 2tsc +;
MAY. zs5zc.
PoRK-Argust. sl2.3o; September, Sl2.6O;
October. sf275.
LAkD-ANzu<t, &.f5; September. $50;
ON.tals.r. s7.55.
RfBs-Augast. $40; Septem Der, E.2oi DC
fof.er A. Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

The tine never "a more favorable for
specuiatsng IN grain and steaks than ~
present Prices are a. FER cenf lower
han they ought b " on both grain and
sfocks
The ra~.ot ssfpndv manic "a the canan
~ theee c,n.ltiorS
TIE crove srs apndrails god this year.
With The exception 4 whest through
cut he rountry. andI the foreign demand
= ihe largest ~ shF year. owing g. the
damage = their cropk II = hsIt short
time satl uh~at Ill sell ~ eenfs Per
eslshes hsVher than tre-ent qgIotAtions
II yca are not r<s<*ed IN specsixfior.
vrite e p Var Wsrkie 4 10. ~ Ia
Saiie street t.hicar~l IT.. foe Seer toaA.
IN Srecuiafsan aba How 81 Tr2sie,,"
seot free ca receipt stamp
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Royal Euty- fsye Whisky is free
frcra e foreign Favor and aduiterants:
rataraiiy rip.s.ed and matured by
eleven sears sffrHxe m wood. u IL "A
fge a. = A Eye and c1sts ~ more
thar insefior brands. Try It and you
nili sever ~ satisfied q sse any other
A fare old whisky - always free from
fusii Oh which - poison. and should
nCf tr taken into the system. Ags
efirinslre Il frem the spirit - oxitla.
tfen. aed BE- = converted into fragrant
etbefs which Kivo the bouquet to
wAiekv
Wen you want s5isiY 'or medicinal
u@e sen want Y pure. keya4 Eahy
EYe is ruafarfesd rrrc IN every par.
ueasf tri seerHaifl.'ed fur The IN
vail sgf e eo1Tsscssu t. Bottled AZ
a@st ae sf1 pr quart bottle.
F11tI VINE CT. CH1cAon. For
sac ~ seritusr q Asdworth. druggists
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LOCAL MARKETS.

Wheat advanced cent on the bushel
yesterday. which places IL az 50 cents.
Oats sold at "a cents Peaches we're
placed az sl b. fi.25. oranges from t3lO
- s3ss PER bor and lemons az sAs0.
Fresh exgs sold from Ia 20 10 cents per
dozen. The sugar market remained the
same. although change in the scale a
prices ls expected very soon. Traie in
groceries and provisions vas good all
last week. A duliness prevails in the
hay market
Farm Producs>
B'-vrE<-isc p>r pound.
Esssss--iAc ~ aoEen.
Wtx HaAxs ~41k5 FER ts1shel
Ns~ rrAs-T5c PER bushei.
ItsSfsessc F,sr nseheA
tksaofs--50c pr no-hel.
bs,xs- Haad picked. g Is per h'1shel
Ho~Hv--Ksncy ealtr, f2asc per pound.
Ikrrrrs-Ne rsr i'fl-hss.
ftsSf ET--2bc per dozen.
kanIsaKs--s, pr aoffs bnnrhes.
c'Spss- -s}resn. fssf - pr dozsn lunches
aud 8 5 4 hsIstiei.
CHsss.-i-e Per dozen stalks.
kEsrs-&sf psc pr 5rs'ei.
NFxr-ssc Ter dozen esInchc>-
hlkcsssEk1E@ a. rer quart
trrs - -Nt a. o. s,er ~ for 49,
Mss Mgao<@-ti sigf1fs3 p@r DOS.
WIsrsz=srsx ~ rer tsren hslnchcs
ks<rsxsEfEs- Atloc pr aszsrf:
tlack. A.
wsosstrs-zsszz- uses2Ts GER hssAsl.
latfrr arY herrses
,ssEsS CnsS-sc - 5at~ns
fsssssE per tessa,
SssfrssaNs-sic - rsssrs.
fIssse-s--se Ger poand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07
The Keystone Watch
Case Go. OF Philadelphia,

the largest watch case nz1nslactur
ing cuncern IA tie world. Is now
putting upon the JAS Boss Filled
and ether cases made BY il. q bow
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pulled ct tbs watch.
II IS sure protection against the
pickPoeketaat the many accidents
that beail WATCHES fitted with the
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

rxros Srocx YARDs. Chicago. Aug. e.
Cattle Receipts. 100: common 10 extra
steers. $3.50 SOS stockers and feeders, s. IS
d35O; COWS and heifers. Si.0odA25.
Hogs--Recsipts. 800. common TO choice
mixed. $s.s5taaO6: good 10 choice light,
s. 25sd5. 50; common light, H.9od6D.
Sheet--keceipts. 1000; poor 10 choice,
Al. z5as Is: lamos. x3.0sd5.25.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Drrhorr, Mich. Aug. 5.-wheat-No. 2
red cash and August. size; September.
sc; December. 701fc; No. white cash,
s0Ac.
CONNIE. ?. cash. f2i<c.
Oat.--No. white. cash. &c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-07

Ioxpox. Aug. 5.-The grain markets
opened this morning quiet but steady. At
Liverpool markets were CLOSED. IL being a
holiday. London cargoes Of California
sheat vas unchanged. Floating cargoss of
wheat steady; corn firm. The French mar
kets we're unchanged.