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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-12-14
Kansas City Produce.
-ANSAS CITY ID G i2=E1gS-Eair rec

KANSAS CITY. d C 12-Egg5-Fair receipts,
candled. 2I1Ic ice house. ISc Butter
Receipts larger. light demand quite
steady. creamery, fancy separator, 2S CSC;
fair to choice. 20 22o dairy, fancy, IS 19c;
packing, 15c PoultrS-Lighfer receipts OF live:
market quiet and weak; roostcrs. 15c;
chickens. SIC. Turkeys, fair receipts;
feeling steady: 7951sc per ID Ducks
firm, &c per ID Geese, quiet, steady, &c per
ID Green fruits-Cran berries. Jersey. firm.
s6eo: Cape Cod, weak. s. 5O06o1 per bbL Apples.
receipts quiet firm common p; choice.
81 per bu-; si.5o055J per Dbl as TO kind
and quality. Grapes, firmer Catawba- l75s
q per > lb basIet Eegerab ables-6 abbaga.
plent fui, SIG0 l-21 per cwt Celery. Mirh-
igan. small 25yfc per bunch fancy. q
& C per bunch Poiatces plentiful. weak SO:
north. m - soc Color do. 81 .d5c per h1-.
sxeet red 3 S5s0r yellow. 81 q PR bu
Oni9ns. weak 4. a C per bu- ghi r pzckiinsA
% ID Ies rsx Ra sEszzst- q - pr esSR
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-12-14
st. Louis Grain.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 12.-Wheat-Receipts Il, ,S23
bu: last year H. 32S bu- corn, 2I1 600 bu-- last
year. 500 bu-: OATS 51,71 bu; last year, ST.
o; bu-: -four. so obls-- shipm snts, wheat
$50: corn, 1852 bu-: oats 6, 1853 bu-: rye
5.S25 bu -four, 2,0l5 bbls. Wheai-Cash. &c;
December. 59Izc January, 6o4c. May, s5Zc
Corn = Cash 3ic December. 34c. January,
391zc May. 36Ikc Ga s-Cash, 2sszc Decem-
ber 2SySe: Nav, Gle
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-12-14

The civil service commission has sub
mitted q report showing what has been
accomplished and what is hoped to be
ddRe'iu the fvate.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1893-12-14
LATER FROM HAWAII.

Members of the Provisional Government
Declare Their Intent ion to Resist Re.tor-
alton to the Last.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
THE BUTLER-HoWARD FIGHT:
The. Men Seem Gut of, Glass an.
HaHowardois the Bigger Man.u7q

b.
The, Men Seem Out Of, Class and
aaHowardois the Bigger Manu- n
The proposed fight. between, Steve;
Butler and Charles Howard lis
creating more than ordinary in
terest,, in local sporting, circles,
Both men are determined to make,
the7matchnand both are confident
9fvictoryl; therefore, the mill will
be for blood, from, the tune the men
enter the ring,rsA reporter for the
Light met both men last night at
different times, for they are never.
together unless it is for business,
The first glance showed chat How
ard is the heavier OF the Two, and,
that Butler will run against big
game and act unwisely if he meets
Howard IN the ring, E 9, ,,, " ,
Butler and Howard /. are not in
the same class. as fighters, and if
the ffoFmer should win, it will rbe
very unexpectedly 1t seems that
Butleris Observation-Disclosures
With challenges since he, Won. a few
fights recently, as lis GOrbetti since
he defeated SulliNan.n Butler never
posed asa prize fighter and he, has
the first to challenge as vet. o..
| The men are expected to- meet
in few days to put up a forfeit
and the milk will take place about
four weeks from the date of plae-
=. AKA c1..fh.3i
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
I Milan Lodge Officers.

Milan Lodge, MOI Q, Ancient
order Of United Workmeh,, IS nov.
in a fourishipgs condition, forty
new mem bers having been elected
during the past month, and five at
d meeting held last night at their
headquarters at the corner of Hous-
ton and : Seledad street, At this
meeting the officers for the ensuing
term were elected, as follows: Past
master workman Val" Mushall;
master workman, r.. J.. Hoefling;
foreman, M. L.. Cullensi; oVerseer,l
A. A. SPENCE recorder-W. Hoei-
ling, Jr.i.financieruM. w Hull ;Ire-
deliver, Nv. Holt ;guide, A. MehlinS
inside watchman, A17Draeger; out
side watchmans J?T. ives 3rnedieal
examiner, Dr,l,A, S,IiMcD Daniels o.. 20
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
3 Electric Cars, Collide,

| last hight about 4 1:g9 O'Clock,
after the, performances - Of 5HtrLadS
MaGbeth,p the cars of the Alamo
and Rapid Transit lines, whichrun
from the post Office up Avenue +,
and which were filled with ppassep-
gerst who attended the performs
ance, collided at : the corner Of
Sixth street. T'he Alamo car was
turning at the corner and the car
Of the RAPID Transit line arah into
IT, The passengers: were .considt
ably shaken up, but no one was
hurt. The blame can be attached
tome one,S as lnorgongs was sounded
The car on the Alamo line was IS
considerably used up. bea .es y :: 60. /.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
A LEADER.

| 'Sipce its first introduction, Electric Bit
tiers has gained rapidly in popular favor,
antilho@ 1t is clearly In the lead among
bure medical tones and alteratives--con7
tatning nothing which permits its use as
1 beverage or intoxicant, 1t Is recognized
as Hthei Best and purest medicine for all
Ailments, of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys
1t will cure Sick Headache, Indigestion,
and drive Maleria from the
sy TEN. Satisfaction guaranteed with
each, bottle or the money will be refunded.
kalSater Il Son and A. Dreiss. 1901 -.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
1The Bachelors Club.

'A3,meeting Of the Bachelors club
Of San Antonio was-held last night
and it was decided tQlgiysa Christ
mas dinner at, S, o'clock on the eve,
ming of the 9th inst. a superb
menu has BEEN prepared, and the
event promises to- be, enjoyable.
Col. VIII Gleason, is presidents Of
the clubEand Joseph Cooley. is see
49, al
ileIG.anr siIcO .LLIN n-.L-.s-.lAa442E @sGs9H /
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20

-KARL'S GLOVER, ROOT, the great
Blood Purifier, gives freshness and clear
ness to the Complexion and cures Constiv
patton, 25c.E 50cIiE div bsIin YitHIfHb@'1
-Dr!4A. a7F.i ENe~berfy and Mrs.
Adele L. Elstner, of Hallettspille,
arrived in San, Antonio yesterday
andiWefe married at the residence
Of Bishop Narez.. They left for
Plymouth, n. G, on7their wedding
trip. -N~f ~
-@New~ Blazer suits IN tw0-shades
ofrnsyy nblue, tan and nblaclsiIat
$3.50 per suit.7tt h71;EEfrtl1En Y'is- ~
l21S St = - =IEN94FSoN.-s n
All kinds OF coal, anthracite
and bftumfn0us, best seasoned
cerdaand st6pew0od at Olsen u Soii.
Wfekes bldg. = i3O7 zoA lamo plaza,
room u Telephones 419 and 4SS.o
Meat choppers, suffers, butch
ersh supplies and tools at Tips e
Haarnann1hI 2di Il s-BH iii f5rtf'5
-LoBIatk and gray dress novel;
ties marked at cost at
12salSs IIFso NasssHH
.Uz0rdeFy earlYy,for Large Il Cakes,
Candies and Holiday IFoys1y Don't
wait until the rush, atGr1
II 9 lat FLANfM a ffLBERT'S.
''s'-@6 erufffe Bargains IN dress
goods at
II Is st r J.. l.. WOLFsoN's,
You are most respectfully in;
Xited to arted the closing out + sale
Of shoes, and take advantage OF the
close prices. Sullivan Shoe Co.,
Main Piazza. 12-16-tf
-Christmsst Presents, Holiday
Goods, at cost. Moss & Co. "a Inn
\ -auadrupIe plate water sets, tea
sets, tete.eL teteF sets, fruit bowls,
Cake baskets, trays, pickle stands,
jewel caskets, perfume bottles,
opera glasses and a full line of nov
cities. hGall and see them. ! Gan3be
BOUGHT III 6ne-Ka1f their Value:
The Michael Lean Co,------=-----l21S is fJ
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
4, Scientific, Glove Contest. ito,

/ rBiltyi y ordaBht1eb well knewrl
eIteraYag bt champion ofGlalifap1
'niaiaud BqC g ISteyeysi the middle
wsightehaJppiop Of Esxasswlhefei
gage in a scientific glove contests
to last six Iround sdEat. thea Bella
Unions thsatres toplprSoY u fpigAt.
Marquis Pf QueensbpEyX + HHlteeSss ut94i
govern.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
NOTICE,

we extend to ali a cordial invita-
ton to call and examine our large
stock of Dolls, Toys and Holiday
Goods, which we offer at the very
lowest prices. Store open until 81
b. m. :. e.. RIEDELL & Co.
l2II17t 500 and 5l1'E. Houston.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20

R-The Alamo Fire Iasuranee
companyypf san Antonio, pays all
honest losses prom pity. Insure IN
it and keep Your noneyan circlia-
tiOil h y s 3 Ass
: baggage and passengersacaHed
for and delivered to- any part ofthe
city. Prompt attention guaranteed
TO all orders. 8sHsf
9.2Sstft ! GAEER &MpLLALE
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
GOD sAVE-THE QUEEN.

b. .
IA Mugwumpr Hymnl
Sovran Kanaka sweet. r.r,..,, go
We kneei 10 kiss thy feet, ~ ''.,..'......
Humbly thy grace eptreat, 80 49,, .,..
,,,'' With lowty 1mieD; .,', .,., .t..r
Long as our tongues can wag. =, -,
Never TO cry. they'll lag, "a. '.,.
Down with the Yankee fiag!''. .,,.,. T., .
-. ,,-, God save the Queen! Iy ~, 49, 20, '
Honored all names above, .'I...". g.. ID,
Our dark Hawaiian dove, '..'- Il''.''
She and her lights o. love, y .. 90, I''
SpOtlesS and clean; .'.:.-' u" a. Z
For lotteries and rum, -.'''''i.'" .''' ''
Idols and opium, " l.I. IT, IL"
For vice and heathendom, u. '...
u - God save the Qheen!l - I,.' W
Be missionaries ShOt.n fni III g H@HahHH
Let freedom go to not, p .t .i'In-"'@
Let civilization rot,mH To iiH11l ~ .ii'
So thou'art seen. u 1&7'sat' .@!'il&'
:Upon,thy Throne In pride, ~ fAHiu1h .
Majestic, sUoty, witle,n HhF"BG1O t9mii"
Thy ,nalf- breed by thy side, az !h"!iA+.
ln1 tod save the Queen. '"" u % 'i u,
II haTiarag --ugHtnt Hilnsi"l TnI 'hL9HE'
Monarchs are all too few, TEaG Darn, on
Perish the patriot.erew @1l>l 3 'rdMh n
America, Adieu! .yBb0J 1Tnng slh3 %
r.Tawny, Fauslne, gayqa 7r.uuT
Qf Sovrans the flower, ,zsr, i,osc,.f,uT
Quick come the happy hopr ncir-nr fr''' .Id
That sees thee back TO p6wef:;.a :" ' SoI.ooi
a. sod ~ save the QrteeRt x,iij,L ngs
iF,v..y. ,,ruys- gilr.g rgTlNNS" i1pL y SUI.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
y A Family"
To the Daily LIGHT.

"'''" = a Family Affair.
To the Daily LIGHT.
Our county government has be-
come family affair; when it came
to the election of a county. doctor
the family was in it; when it
comes to the election of a Judge to
fill Judge Kings place, the family
will be in it; in fact, our county
affairs seem to be run to take care
of all the cousins and the
nephews" of the "King's navie."
Dr.. Clifford had been county
doctor for three terms, and during
his management Of the county
sick had more the esteem of every
one who came in contactwith him;
officially not a word of censure-
has been uttered as to his man
agement OF that important office,
on the contrary every one admits
that-there was nj" complaint to
make, then why remove an ex-
perienced-nran to give. place to a
man lacking experience. The rea-,
son Enag.notlbe good so far as the
public is CONCERNED, but so far as
theoruling family is concerned, it
appears very proper. The inter
ests of the taxpayers of the county
were entirely ysecondary~to the in
te4ests7 of our blood ~ relations.
Nepotism is generally condemned
byEthei tpublie,,a whether pfactiGtsd
by president, OF a. COUNTY cBm-
missioner hFhe use or The an
pointing power to 'foist rsI-",
ativ4s upon, the" pryublfc: 7 sS -
GENERAL Observation-Disclosures
Is no law against it. a judge can
bot sit i'm! q ease IN which either of
the parties are related to him by,
ble5d; IAN aftieffffan Is excused L
from voting, hapssneta Tquestion in
which he has a direct personal i'm
tcrest, but it seems. this rule, like.
an othef, Rites Of proprietyy doesD
hotlapBly to our County Commis1n
$ioners' Court; guiuTom gu. sJT3sib
There remains butlene, more, APP
pointment to be, made to complete 7
the faYnily Circles and GoVerniottr !
Hogg Will no doubt make this ap!7
poiatmefi t!f!iNIE Ed!n Dwyer must
ieedat the public crib, land our
Taxpayers mustlgrin and bear the
burden thatIIis,nput, upon their
backs to .Seep,the crib we'll sup
piled sothatnepetism may flourish
and groWIfati and arrogant. How =
90 you like it Mr.. Taxpayer? l}f
Hhe geptlemann elected by the
commissioners uourt, Dir. Withers,
Is one of the Dwyer family, and ISL
ho doubt .aiworthY gentleman, and
. good Democrat, but his election
WOULD never have been possible
butfor the official power of his rel-'
atiyesin Offiee.lDr. Clifford, perhaps,
did not belOngin apcounty adminis-,.
trationq headedTi byf the leader of
Heggl Democracy of Bexar county,
beeauselths doctor was one of the 4
Republican allies depended on to
bring helpEto the dynasty; perhaps
he could not be- depended on any
longer. There is not a day passes
that there is mot some county po-
litical scheming on hand. If Cliff
fordfWas bounced because he was
| AIN Republican, it is Ito be-.
hoped that there will be a clean d.
Sutissue made upon party lines at
tbemext election :. The voters would
like the opportunity of finding OUT
who constituted the Democratic
party anyhow. AS rule, nepotism
IS Unpopular with the voters of
any party. ngH'tVERAMos. ~
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
NOTICE:
The San AnteniorGas Go. 's.eflice

The San 4 nteni0fGas 90. 'sselIlce
has, been renewed to corner Pfr Flllitta
and Presa, Stsrtadi9 the; eelec7
trio light station of the company T.
Cali or telephone. orders for gas,
electric Light eeal and, GQkei Guar
anlt as, pFatRRt delivery tt9t lgPas aadt
and heaters. NAYS on haad and app.df ii
operation 70 sam Antonio Gas Goa
pany. Telephone No. 212. IL 301mo
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
BUaa1Es AND CARRIAGES.

! The wish to realize some money
by the LIST of the month L will give
very low prices on above goods. III
J. f. CAWTHON q Co. 224 "a W..
Neuya st. r3,I 81 1918 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20

-17Thereuwill baIa meeting to-
nightzofo Friendship Council, No.
o. Opdertpf C hnsenGEriends, intthe
Odd Fellows hall forathei election
of officers. JgyGqpi sBW sahhH lGl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
8, 10 AND IL CURE

Day Books, Journals and. Ledgers,,
Offered at 20 pep cent. below cost
for 20 days. '4a" MOSS d 20.
! .dsaTE slft moZ ILeJ o. gsIG129tfl
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
CITY LOCAL NEWS.
-Ds. won EoEHrINe, A1zr- ) 9 = 6
Oifice a. res. 529 Garden ST., tel, 476. Is u

a
-DR. won EoEHrINe, A1zr...l 9 4!
Office q res. 30 Garden st., tel, 476. Is u
sRBR6G~ls se.sphssicisn%.etnshs'
Imperial Hospital Of Vienna. Residence,
Observation-Disclosures Fefd 129s0fKce
Rsptercbgi ding Alamo plaza. tel,l aes3 To-
vino ais rs rnl 5pGty4IE
Bear inmindEthat Frank ]
Beitel keeps builders" hardware
and Observation-Disclosures
and Great Northern depot. ~ ....a
I'VE guarantee the lowest prices
in our Christmas goods thisn weeks
Give us a call. -
l2-rS=5t ---''''' Z. WOTFS0S.
oIR0gers Bres..e platediwafe0 at d
sacrifice. The Michael Eloah. = CO.,
SOB w. Commerce street. GS12IS If
By purchasing your building
materials from a reliable house
YOU will run fie risk of being de-
ceived. Pagly & Dielniaf mn, own
ers of the Granite1Buildingt are
reeagnized Judges Of building ma
terials and handle the very best
and guarantee all as represented.
r9woIyfIR0I1Erlqm E-llirlmsBr
"A life time chance to secure a
wonderfalbapgainiy in dressI goods.
Go to L. Wolfson's. Goods marked
at cost. 42~4S-St
The funeral of Mrs. H. l.. Paw
ly, who died yesterday morning at
l o'clock, ilAtakesplacesfremF hef
Lotto roS;dSpoM mo he 5Q2s5i Nm al
street at4 go'clsscs this afterne n
The Pastime Social club will be
entertained tonight by Miss Lena
MlnGslG rscM anni1d
.hRSfn1o'sI Orchestra, 1867 Heste
street, epp. Electric Light station
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-12-20
EButt@i&'sgae 'ffSr Jl;anui'-II
fiif85;;f| |, ntrI,I!4ylo i fHp'

1issSsSssss4i | I.wwspAIsEo M "
LAT keall 81 elesheL eutAsase.
of our branch store, Main plaza
GteatFT9dpctienst to reloseE out adl
our Stock. Sullivan Shoe co. -l6 tt
Call early tomortbW and make
your selections for Tree Ornaments,
Candy Toys, Cakes etc, at
1913 lat " FLAMM3&lFI LBERr's.
L. A. Breyer sells dolls cheaper
than any dealer in the city. 1918 3t
One large jeweIets., safe, show
cases, ETC.; for sale. The Michael
Loan Co, AO3 w. Comnierce street:
Bear in mind that Frank j..
Beitel keeps builders hardware and
lumber at the International and
Great Northern DEPOT I'D :! tt
We carry the largest line of
diamonds, watches 7andtiewe1rN in.
the city. Youzean, save money by
purchasing Of us. We guarantee
all our goods. A watch and chain,
good time keeper for one dollar!
ERefything suitable for Christmas
presents. 1.-The Michael Loan Co.
ooI 81 basssl2 Is IF
7sItor over Fifty Years Millions OF
Mothers Have Used MRS. WINsLowIs
S06THING SYRUP for Children Teething.
1t soothes the child seftens the gums, re-
duces infammation, allays pain, cures,
windseelic G &c .hdtflsToG isi 9 19Iec
L9hadrhple platB 'Kiives, forks
and spoons, daedollar per set: The
Michaea I1snGG NSVFgSlss IF
We are eyer stocked iG novelty
dress gooas a4ftt must! Close them
out before5F an s4lfh.EF' S8BRow Is
yoHreb apGa t2 buy q AZ RSrl se4sStfts8f ef5SSs
at cost. .s3ifto TIIaII ems tB tIBo gaitniI
l2-lS-3t l.. WOLFsoN.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18
New York Cotton Market

New YORK, May 1.-THE market
ruled irregular throus kout, with sharp
and frequent fluctuations and increased
activity in the beading. The market
opened about 2 points higher on an un-
expected advance in futures in Liver
pool and better demand there for spot
cotton, and sales of 10000 bales. The
market hardened after the call on good
buying by commission brokers and un-
favorable cop advices and prices ad-
vanced points additional for this crop
options and to 8 points for the next
crop months. The Improvement was
only temporary, however, for reaction
in Liverpool, together with heavy offer
lngs by LEGAL operators to realize, turned
tie market down again, and before the
pressure exhausted the entire advance
was lost and s points besides. August
selling down to 1853. The weakness
was Intensified by the receipts at New
Orleans, tomorrow being estimated al
! 2,2uO bales, against l. 90 bales lasi
year, AMI the market left off barely
steady at the lowest range for the day
showing decline of 13 to IA point.
from the highest, and points compared
with Tuesdays quotations. 1t looks a.
If the market wants to improve, bu
every time it shows signs Of advancing
something turns up which causes it t.
decline to still lower level. The pros
pect at this writing is not cheerful
one to the bulls. The stock of cottol
decreases slowly and every day demon
strates that we shall go into the comm,
season with advisable supply, as larg
as in 1891. The Msnches er guardia
Of yesterday says the situation there
not encouraging. 1t says "The weak
ness in cot. on and the uneasy feeling i
regard to financial affairs has made buy
ers cautious. A mos crate business ha
been executed, however. Some 10,
priced business is awaiting arrangement
under feeling prices and a pressure t
sell. India is sen ing orders for sma
quantities of goods to meet the probabl
wants of the poojah season. Heav
goods have sold sparingly. 4 prolonge
stoppsge of looms is beng planned t
60 i0to effect at Whitsuntide. A sma
miscellaneous business is doing in prin
ing and finishing clothes. Yarns are fla
CLAPP & Co.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18
EeW York Cotton Market.

NEW YORK May l7-Spot cotton
easy; middlirg uplands l3 16; Or
leans lilo; sales l 1868 bales.
Cctton-Futnres closed steady; sales
l23,70O bales; May 7.3la7.33. June 7-35
a7.S6 July 745 August 7.53s7.54; Sep
tember 5827.F9, October 7.64a7.65 No
vember 7.7Oa7 II; December 7.77a7.18,
January 83a7.85.
May i6-Cotton, n.iidl:ng: Galveston
steady, u, 2ol bales; Norfolk dull, 70,
l29 bales; Baltimore nominal, u, -
bales; Boston quiet 1916, $50 bales;
Wilmington steady, It, l28 bales: Phil,
sdelphis steady, ST. 904 bales; 5svsn'
nah quiet, II, $50 bales; New Orleana
steady and easy, II, leG bales; Mobile
quiet, 7-l6, 9 bales; Memphis steady
7s, - bales; Augusts quiet, 80 bsles
Charleston quiet. 7s, IS bales. Cincin
natl steady, u, 42l bales Louisville
quiet, g. bales; St. Louis steady, "a
i65 bales; Houston dull, 7-l6, 334
bales
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Agents Wanted.

a;ale snd female, old and young,
s. tc s25 per day easily INSIDE, sell.
ing our Queen Plating Cutbts, and
doing Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper
and Brass Plating, that Is warranted
to wear for years, On every class OF
Metal, Tableware, Jewelry, &c. Light
and easily handled, no experience re-
quired 10 operate them. Can be car
ried by hand with ease from house TO
house, same as grip sack or saichel.
Agents are making money rapidly.
They sell to almost every business
house and family, and workshop.
Cheap, durable, simple and within
reach Of every one. Plates almos. in.
staatly, equal to the finest new work
Send for circulars, &c Queen CITY
Silver 6 Nickel Plating Co., East St
Louis Fll
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18
Ex.Pres1dent Davis Remains Escort.

Kx-Pres1dent Davis Remains Escort.
The following have been appoin-
ted on the Jefferson Davis escort of
honor in addition to those already
announced: j. @. Scarboro, Raj
Ugh; I. W. Granger, Capt. E, F. Cox,
Maj. W. J. Barrett, Maj. D. s. Davis,
Kinston; Capt. N. L. Shaw, War
renton; Capt. j. N. Ramsey, Sea-
board; W. w. Springfield, Waynes-
Vile; Col. J. S. McElroy, Asheville;
Maj W. II. F. Harper, Lenior; Col.
Ct. N. Folk, Caldwell county; Col.
r, F. Arm6eld, Statesville; Capt.
J. G. Mills, Burke county; Gen.
Lawrence S. Baker, Suffolk, Va;
Swift Galloway, Goldsboro.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18

The most celebrated whiskies in
this country are made down in
Nelson county, Ky. No other spot
On earth has such water, grain and
such atmosphere. The I. W. Har-
per is said to be the finest whiskey
made in Nelson county, therefore
the finest in the world. For medi-
cinal purposes it has no equal, it
being recommended every day by
physicians of Raleigh for that pur-
pose. Sold exclusively by
Ed. V. DENTON, Sole Ag't,
Raleigh, n. C.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18
New YORK Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May l7.-Southern flour
more active and easier; common to fair
extra $2.lOaS.l0; good to choice do.
$3.l5a425.
Wheat fairly active for export; Nc.
2 red in store and elevator III; afioat
78a; ungraded red 77ts78s; options
more active; No. 2 red closing May u;
June 77t; July 794.
Wool-Firm and moderately active;
domestic fleece 27a32; pulled 26a37.
Cut meats firm; picked bellies II;
shoulders 9ia9i; hams 13aa 81; middles
dull and firm; short clear Iii.
Lard-Lower,and quiet, western steam
clofed at $lO.85; city $lO25al0.5O;
refined quiet; to the continent $ll.25;
South America $ll.7O.
Pork-Quiet and firm; old mess
$2l.25; new mess $1,000; extra prime
nominal
Rosin-Quiet and easy; strained COM
mon to good $l.27}al.3O
Rice-Quiet and easy; domestic fair
to extra 3a54; Japan 4aa42.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-18

P. P. P. stimulates the appetite and
aids the process of assimilation, cures
nervous troubles, and invigorates and
strengthens every organ of the body
Nervous prcssration is also cured by
the great and powerful P. P. P. Its
effects are permanent and lasting.
If you feel weak and badly, take P.
T. F., and you will regain your flesh
and strength.
For Rheumatism, Malaria and Syph-
Ills, P. P. P. Prickly Ash, Pope
Root and Potassium is the best known
remedy.
For females in delicate health for
Indigestion and Dyspepsia, take only
T. 2. P. 1t is the best Spring Medi
cine in the world.