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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
THE MARKETS.


NEW ORLEANS. La, Sept. 10
Special. )-Mcl1lroy & Co. say:
Futures-Spots were again active Ia
Liverpool today. as sales for the half
day aggregated 10000 bales at 1-l0d
advance. Futures closed firm at gain
Of 3-04d over yesterdays After hours
yesterday 1000 bales sold. showing plain.
ly the disposition Of spinners 10 lay in
surplus stocks at preent figures.
Our market opened to 5 points higher
than yesterday. but so much has been
said about the probability of heavier
movement next week that good many
longs thought II the better part OF dis
erection to take out their profits rather
than hold their contracts until Monday,
The covering by this element caused q
decline from the opening figures, aud
we close 3 to points lower than last
night
Unless the movement Of money should
be much more liberal than We think IL
will, the probability Is that prices will
advance, Today's receipts wefe expected
to reach 1900 bales, but the total foots
up only $500 bales, against 1850 bales
last year. On Monday we run against
20. 700 bales. and for the whole week
against 10000 balee last year and
2lS,0O0 bales the year before. From
present Appearances the tot.l Is not
likely 10 much exceed 5000 bales, as
there is incidentally a decided disposl-
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Arwoop yIo1rrr & nd

NEW ORLEANS. La, Sent. le,--
'speciall-Atwood Violet x %. say:
fuipres-rhe spot business hi liver
pool u comparatively large, consider
ing u Is a Saturday market, sales az
Eregating 10000 bales. Arrivals show
hrmness and close about x points above
the prices Of the previous day. The
New York bank statement shows decided
Improvement, This, however, Is 10 be
expected as resultant from the alb
normal conditions, which. Of late. have
prevailed.
The report Of the New York Chronicle
gives an impaired condition. The ulti-
mate Outturl. however, denends largely
ON the. weather from this on, as has
been fully dcmonstratea by previous
years, DIR New York ndvices are 10
the effect tlat loss OF tho 90 ifidcnt
feeling prevails and thai without further
stimulating conditions reaction may
set IN There seems to he disposition
TO accept tue present advance and d
treer movement may be expected for
the coming week.
Our spot market closes firm. with sales
OF 400 bales; quotations, 1.16c higher.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

p1,ssssssee y the chse S. 10
M UNI. Rhis, medium. SosH ~,
hiit ulriinm. "a; hills. small. -, ~.
ors., snail. 50, nlnls, PER dct.s $50
go}sn,s rcr dox,, 81 90. II sal, pel n ,,,,
En- An; rsl., per hns,, N,pli nsf"s ,,"r
doos'c ~ los. 5000; lnpcrisL SAL per
70 rIRsiEsERvEs-s.lh, rails; one d 4, ln.l
per NJ" I Rsr doz. Sd70; 2Olos A"n'A''
. lELfiES-2o and aolh. pals. worth
SAD Rer H.: s.lb tin pals, psnE VA "a
dor ggSsoHlsE per doz., Zoe; Aen'0As'' ~
No Nu,TS,sAimcna new, scft.shelled' per
fsi i-2c: flhrrir. per povni'
i0e. hraails, new crop, psr r' Ma,
nrts pecNns, new crop, ) l'1tlt,H,, AND
80, lnncN white, per sack. lnfrot p, ,.S'tri
~, vho,ce white bass hand, &C. ru"s''N
WY. hfft quality. lie. ..
,.s NJ, FRUITS Turkish ppnth
ip.,. Sc; French. iins. ll2s' * IN
heSeS ne; California, NOei lulS ,1r.
800 ne; 7Os. S0s. lie COS 'ps',s IL
bbss ,ns svAperatcd eprlcc's,, ,.,ns. I
n ssaes per IL. II lie; l. u ral,s,lns =
g cso $50 nor box; T. l. IMssnW,e,cd
ssvWn. S20u per box. choice .evNpv,'ositsc
applcs ooh. boxes. II 1.2c, Vu" "rs
prlne. bllh boxes. Toe rer runnu, e e~r.
. N iarrels , a-A9t0c per TO- w.
rants IN boxes 4 10 ner III.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

Lemons make e.ry refreshing and thirst
quenehing drinks, and the citrio ncid they
contain cools tho blood. Although we as q
rule think there is only one variety of lem.
ons there are really two--Cltrus lumia, tho
sweet lemon, and Citrus limunum, the true
lemon. Citrus lumia IS deficient in citric
acid, therefore these are pleasanter to suck
or eat, like oranges, than Citrus limonum.
For drinks they require the addition Of 81 rio
acid
The lemons that are bard and hive .
slightly greenish hue contain the III Jst cit.
rio acid. Lemons unless fresh soon get
moldy-that Is, in week or so. 10 pre-.
vent them from doing this they should not
be allowed to touch each other II each
one Is wrapped up ina sheet of tissuepaper,
this cannot occur Some people put them
in large stone jar, cover them with water
and renew the water every three days, OF
oftener IL II smells But the best way Ii TO
buy them fresh.-philadelphla Times.
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oRAoKnns. cANns ANp cANpIEs

CRACKERs- Animala, iec; Boston
butter Sc, butter DC; crcems l'2ei
crackncls Toe, cracker meat Oc, oyster
pearl, o.: oyster cxcc'alnr, Sc, preisels,
ias; crcam soda, Sc, snowflake, nc;
CAKES AND JtiMnLEs II t.sc;
fruit. snltnna 12c; ginger snaps, lie;
grandma's cookies 1851 lemon snaRn.
lDc, wnfcrs, 1oci sugar cookies lug'
siaee.nlanks So
CANDIES uar,mcls. assorted flavor!
nh box, I5c, rnlnjrnns, A u, assorted
navora, 5.ih box, i0c; Japanese strips,
cocoannt flavor, h.lh boy. dac; rock, 40
fortcd aud white. Nac; French hsseA
pcr box. 61c. chocolate creams, Al, uOei
lemon drops frosted ncr box, 00ei burnt
almonds. per hoy, nOri creams hand
made twelve varieties, NOet peanut hlorh
05c; peanut bar per hcSi. .i0cl iosgnge,,
assorted con. 5-ih box. Zoe; tnnrehmll'
lows, cherry BRAID, oh, hny, Sl2ai
mircl candies pals, ncr nound. 7 i2ei
crystal cut, Sc, daisy II NJ, creams,
12c. stick candy h pals, Z i.2c, wrap.
ped sticks In pals, I Lie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
rrouIs GRAIN AND Feed.

WHEATON, or new. No. ?, 5Oc No,
. coin Car lots, e. o. b. Fort Worth,
oar. 3Oc. ear. local. wagon loi8
M /. oM35c per bushcl.
+ .. i. FORT Worth, bulk, Pc, sacked
BRAN--Per ton. T. o. b. Fort Worth.
Sn1V{y Car lots. 10. b. Fort Worth. hos,
ul,as, $500 per ton. host upiand
s4gsOt alfalfa, loose, local $40, John.
go, 80 arass baled. lochl, sI,50 per Ton.
loess prelrie,, local, Per Ton 200.
oa,mis, alfpatetis. si.iO; third erade,
KIN; fourth grade, A.iOi Northern
nafrnf. 81 II.
CROPS Corn .hnh oai. mlsej per
'pTinTsrON Good ordinary. o 8Sc, love
piidting, 9 J-Sei niddlius, z l2e, god
,sddling. 7 "a,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

bvnAte. per To-, 1vc: pics ,luiul. Dor M.
tnoe' nine. nass, Der H.. SOC: blli0 olnt
Neui, PER a., oVci coral, pct ~, ly4fl3c,
samphof kntn, Yer Ia, COc; eapslcani
Hyuefcd, ict Ia. 2ocs concfaA lar nj.
<dJds cfram tartar, u n, net lh ms,
.nnl9',,fA .llcr- lD- lnc. D0trfS ncwilNrx
pes M. ~ 70; cIhen eutnhnrr u 4. III
XXI ~, &c, gun arabic. first nlck. ne,
~ ,Dc. gum shrllar. pcr To-. III. riun
usvwn. Per lh, i9ff16c, glue. white Nj
th,' &c mace. per H., Sljc; mercury, ber
i' 'oe, morphine. snph.' r. Il NJ.
bexcs uos per or, $2-l5; 1-2-cs.
sSSqos,, ncI o.. $40. o.. bottles. per on.
gfst dEal, u.s5aiiao, ohrr oh nSf rsi''.'
sr.r. nnsrrd on. non mi. fns5i5r,
nsr noumS W = res gai., sl.2n; Quinn,
pcis,h v elscE pepp-r per H.. lie;
N.i.yta'N per h., 2sc; lodldc per III,
M M cans res On, H2c: quIaIne, y Il w,
1-os ,J,en per Ca, no. M 4 4 qminine.
~. uale per On NOc, do, o., .oc,
H. uns, per on. 2lc; d.. inO,oa.,
D ", ps.fr or. nc. aAi anaa. naf pound.
1hs sws l-2c; saltpcter. refined, per ID,
Ec. tAitreter. commercial. Oc. aalta.
h{N.pn; per h.. Sdiic, salts. lioeheue.
~ nicarhoualc. English, kera. NOR III,
vvr NY nniphur h-hArrcl iote, : $40: sulph.
w ,no"rrA small lots. %. splrits tnrp.
Icnd market rates, Per Eal, whlts
ib-' SoIieF. and Southern. \ p. Pct
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
Now YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1G.--Wheat Spol
quiet and sterdy; No. 2. elevator. "a 1-Sc;
options moderately active and firln early.
elosi1g dun; October, "a lie; December.
13 1-9c.
Corn-Spots weaker, No .. 501-2c.
elevator. Options firm aud fairly active
September and October rs i.4a4s 3.sc:
DeconbeF 1Da-Sc
Molasscs nominal, New Orleans open
kettle, good 10 choice, 32a3sr
Coffee-options opened steadp 10 TO
Is points down, aud closed steady and
unchanged to 10 points lower: September,
SIS. rs: October. S1G.9Od1T. 10; December.
$15.pJ01Go5; March, 1880. Spot Rio
firm. No. 2, 10 1-Se
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining, 3 3sc;
cenirlfugdls, 90 test, 83-4e; refined
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
DRUGS.

o,aiatons based on small iois IA
~ Ieaiefti Antpalhlne per 81 M
-l.,.,scili per ounce, 100. nor n.,',''
g. ssede acid. per pouad, 81. - ,i,,.,...
~ ergtf. per d. aze 10 40. tnnJe,.eo
80 4; II. 9er H.. 22ci nitric sri9 " y
q ner b.. i32r; suiphnfio acid n -
pes H., re; 'aieie aeid, bqik, Dor h.
$ ~ alcohol ~ gsf es sa pef sal
,ie Il 10. aniiiebrne, per a.. 25e. All
rrnac. per o., sl40. amuonla. ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

KANSAS CRY I1yEsrocK

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Sent. id--Cattie
-.lieoeipls 6Sl0: shipments a400. steady.
,lieNas aud shlppnr Steers, SeQfi5 90:
ieAans and native N,ws, 81 .Vtis.on.
butchers stuck, S9.lOGiIi0; stoekera
and feeders S2nOfia IS.
Hogs Receipts ROO. shipments. 1900,
steady, Bulk. S56,di5al; all en.des,
sheep Receipts 800; shipments, 300;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
COAL

fetal llst-Canyon City, sTT5 per
ILL., ,MeAllister ChOctaw, Jenny I.nd.
Rn5 Muddy, liQnse Maitland, Cameroa,
SsnH,.sep and. WaAephrrR cnsls, car lotA
sN'os cne-haif tSa. $S.th; Monarch. Vie.
ier Saina CLARA .aHd MINIS yonls, car
iels, SoDQ, 2 10 10 ton lois. 5000 twd
SAnv; Rrlar Greek and McIaines Goals
ear lots .Ap2A; 3 to 10 ton lots. ~ 80:
tsnps N.!o, one ION. S04n;. 9ne.hnlt Ton,
sMs,; Maitland rra pnd Monatysh eegE
cite WcNn1 coal. car lots, Sll 90. g "
tons, 5000 single tun, SOIA; hnthra'
ton lots. Si9,1n, single ton. tldi anihrA
cite tunlial, , TO 10 tons, tNVni slnet
ton, $500, cne-hnif ton, $500; dnci
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
HIDES. WOOL. rro.

HIDES Buyers are paying. ~.
ahf' heavy, o.. llrht ~. dry san 'ty
green sali, 2V2 i'2ei butchers sro ss
lIiac
wooI,1,II1sg,ei.. medium, I5gIcci low
BONEn iioofs and bones. 500 -.
tnn. delivered.
BEES wAS-l5aisc.
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strong; No. g. 4 a-id4 I1,tGe; No. :.
2 llslGfti T-Sc. No. n 4 l-Ssf.t 1910: NJ
u. 4s-i,Hl4 A.Sc. N. T.. 4 .i-St4 illt.,i,
No II 33-ie; on A, Ssif 1866; moaii.
S-ssiA il1c; tandard, Si-lNu5 A.;
rpnlcriiuhsrs. 5Ma l.l6c. cut loaf. 4 i-S0
\ lS-lGc. crushel. 35SafN lAlGe. Pow.
dorctL > T.Sfl.i a-Sc. -ianulJtrd. al6si
y Use; ,uha4. 8 T-1tstiS l.Sc
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

che very best sewing machine
which ekill and money can
produce. There is no better.
and few 30 coed. An agent
of sewing machine com.
pany will charge you 500 to
$40 for n machine Ia no
respects different from this
which, we furnish you for
only s2d, including one fun
years subscription 10 the
SEMr,WEEKIY GAZETTE.
We could fiji columns with
the best testimonials of Its
worth sent us by persons
who have them In use, out
the machine itself is its own
best recommendation, aa yon
viii say when you see and
use It.
S24 for the Machine and
Seml-WeekIy Gazette One
Year.
The machine will DO sent
TO annual subscribers 10 the
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II on the payment Of 500
additional 70 tho regular
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Send for circplars describ-
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
CANNED GOODS

,olSrERS-o Ono pound, per DOZEN ooe'
~ per dozen. st.SS,
FISH Alaska. No / salmon, pcS uva'
rn Nli0; ColnmhiA river No ! talhou'
pes aosen, st.7h; 1-lh nSekcret rss usa .
", Ngioi American sRtdines - W.
case. $3.50.
MEATS .-rotled ham. t-iih, per Iotcn'
SyS{o peelltcd ham, i.alhH =, rcr gossn'
Singi Vienna snueage. lib. per gesea'
$40; Vicnna sausage, LIB. pei 9esen'
ss Iai lunch tgngue, l.lh. rer dozen
$40. w
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

ST; LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 10 Cattle
keceipts, 400; shipments, 1861: steady;
Hogs Receipts. il0O; shipments, 1900;
trn, light S61Tiu,3O. mixed, SG1uD
O.2a; heavy. Sl.ISi500
hcep-Rccipts, 100; shipments, none.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
FINANCIAL.
STOCKS AND BONDS.

kew YORK, Sent. 1G-1'he voi4a.r
'hn Sness on the stock exchange today
/. Hrht even for Saturdays half
Faav and dealings were spiritless. In
bIrination Of good bank statement
'res opened In majority of eases
|etiou above closing iigiirs yesterday
A except In abont half a dozen lnstan.
6rst quotations were the highest of
day. The market closed lower and
|ak,
Railway bonds dull.
steady.
Rates, dnll.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

ST. LOUIS. Mo, SepL 10 Cotton
Steady; middling < 49, sales. 100 bales
receipts. 100 bales; shipments. 1000
balesi stocks, l4,l0O bales.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

SEw YORK. Sept. 16,-Money on
n. 3d4
Prime paper i-2n1O
Sterling exchange, dull; S4S5lI4. So Ii
|a3hand; S4S2Q4S2 IL sixty days.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18
WOOL


ST LOUIS. No. Sept 10 Wool.
Improving with more lifei not quotably
changed.
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pRoDuuE
KANSAS CITY PRODUCE.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Sept. H.
No. . red, bS
a. !oom--Nc . mixed 35 No. white
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

n York, Sept, 16 --tSpeaiall--
4ng- Bank, 90 days. - setl'sl seq
nercial, 10 DAYS. .....t 81
|Amarlis-Commerclal, 70
hks- Bank e0days.. a.. % 934@b o3h
Inercial. 70 days .......5 ail5
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

New Orisaus. Sept 10 -fspeclaIl Cotton
futures closed barely steady, too pol nts
loweri sales, gt500
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New York. Sept is-lspooiall Cotton
futures closed barely steady, 40 . points
lower guiss ifS0lo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

fw York. Sept. 10--Stoaks aud bonds
b At tho following prices hid;
BOSDA
bed States IS, registered. ....1l0
Itnd States As, coupons.
'sed States 4S's, coupons ...... -
|iral Pacific lie 1917
yer and Rio Grande as .......... 14iS
Roufi Pacific consolidated G's. VI
|puri, Kansas and Texas general
,0ls and Iron Mountain general
...s:. ....+............., '6st
rs and San Francisco general
|fgnge . O5
4 and Pacific land grants ....... -
and Pacific Rio Grdnde's .... fB
'Faeiucs ......,....,....,,... .lV4
eTocKA
iican cotton oil "a
sen, Topeka and Santa F'e ...... 20
Pa Pacific. ..... .., 81
Hfo ana Alton r.............. =. laO
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F,ol,anre Al New Orien,t

Few Orleans. La, Sept 10 -(SpsclaLl -
9flnr - Commercial, GU
tys.. Observation-Disclosures slliG14 50
Incs- Commerciai.So aays.5 9l3s
York sisnt--Bank..... 3 o. pre-
tmefcial 90 pre-
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rnnsn vEeNrAnLns ANp rnuNs


VEGETABLES Wax beans. per
bushel, SlhOi butter beans, $50 nef
hshel. suunshra per dog, 91fi
doe; cucAmhsr-, per dozen, 20H2hcl
cabbage, Nnrthcrp nor punhd, Be-,
iaioss. Yer bus n5caSiNl. pumices.
California;, ucr hl4liol - 05i now onions,
ner pOnnd. Hci okla, mr. basket.
bnc; sweet potatoes, per luslel,
hOei sweet lprpvr ~ hnshel
baskets, A0ci celery. 4NiJ1r Ter dozen
per hphe SiO0l sugar rorn, S20Nfi
10 per ion sinlksi rndlshes. 7bc per
loun, lettuce l0c per dozen.
FRUITS California Hines nor box.
SiCii 10, apples lrr hhl sim6, pef
bushd StOMli 90 peNoleg lnrgn yel.
-. 100, lemons, fnncy 1D1a,ner box. 81. IS,
Mediterranean sweet orHugra. nor la,
81 M, niurneld hinnvHs per hunrh
~ od5tn 90, VI phso rrauns
O6r. Concord per basket. ,lOci
white Heath peaches per bushol. SO
nears 1.2bu. hnx, 81. penra hn lns. So,
california erg pluma. per crate, s9.25
CSiIiopin liplsy plum, $500 ner crate,
vreen cages per crate, A2a6: CillforniN
srnpes. g22l per cratei California
nn,nes. s225 per craici California
uearhoH NdUO per cr1tHi CALI
fornla urciarinot ner crate sll5!
aalnces. npr hnahel, 5000 Bartlett prafs,
Der bos s27n
M'rLoNs waiermolous pcr dozen,
y GAME Prairie cllci,euA s3.TSai on
nor dnzrn. dnnila. 81 ,Slff2 90 nep iDgont
snipsl and players, per dozpn $3.50,
sfNnRES
f,onnACE -Aianl rnne. bnifln.h
basis. Il i-2ri nnuilla rope. toninrh basi,
10 i.2c, cotton rope MI ulzcl, 10; cotton
wiggiftifi2 AND VEGETABLE nAs
tsiyre AND PACKAGES Onnrt hos.5
~ NJ $500. acknowledgements rratas
NV 100. snO0; nne-tlilr1-bnshel io,ss
,,er 100. sig1i rllmny baskets nor M
eA.n0, onr-hnlfbushel climax bnsb,ts
81 100 $500 fonr.hasief orsips. ,,a.
Id ei9O0i melon crates, nor I'm w
EifigD Uye, nnr huHliel, SItO, h,rst.
seei nor phnnd 2be; alfalfa sced 'p
hasha, $3.50; stock pens Der hnsGesf
SiTh. Inhnaon Rrna. seed. psr bushJ
si 10. mrlet nor l,nahul, Csc.
GRAIN Sacks Bale lnfs crn,h..
land A. II 1s2cl Naoml. III Ia, "iiorI'
M I2ri u s. O., u 1.1..
hn.hel, rlabt ounoea, 1-fd, cea, W.
100, two.ard. Observation-Disclosures =. w.
49, ,iue.nuucr, f.2r. "HHAt
pINpiNG THYME. n. O. h NJ.
worth. ner 100 pninds. Whit slsi
500: standard. $780, hnnjHa, sf0as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

Galveston. Tex, Sop 10 --fSpeoiall -
Spot cotton closed firm, x afYunfe
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-09-18

hDENs
La Porte, Ind.
Aspinwall. Pa.
Harmerville, Pa.
Muscatine, la.
'lTlNG HOUSES
Muscatine, la.
La Porte, Ind.
Plymouth, Ind.
Walkerton, Ind.
iiicksville, l.. L., N. Y.
Marmont, Ind.
Benton Harbor, Mich.
|cToRlEs
Plttsburg, Pa.
a Porte, Ind.
hicksville. L. T., N. Y.
muscatine, la
MIGRATED
Horse Radish Factory
4 Sharpsbvrg, Pa.
huT FACTORIES
Ross, Pa.
hieksville, |. {. N. Y.
MuscatIne, 10.
PISS FACTORY
Shsrasburg, Pa.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1893-02-01
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

When leaving his home at Spring
field, ILL.,, to oe inaugurated Presi.
dent of the United States, made a
farewell address to his old iriendS
and neighborS, in which he said
"neighbors give your boys a
chance"
These words come with as much
force to day as they did thirty years
ago.
How give them this chance?
Up in the Northwest is great
empire waiting FOR young, and stur.
dy fellows 10 come and develop it
and grow up with the country"
All over this broad land are the
young fellows, the boys that Lin.
coin referred to, seeking to better
their condition aud get on in
life.
Here is their chance,
The country referred to lies along
the Northern Pacific II. X. Here
you can find pretty much anything
YOU want In Minnesota. and ia the
Red River Valley in North DAkut,.
the finest of prairie ldudS li'ted ton
wheat and gam, CT as Well Tor di-
ver>iliei farming. L. Western
North DakHa, and Montana, are
stock RANGES limtlcSs iu cNteut,
clothed with the most nutritious OF
grasses
1t a fruit farming reSinn Is want.
ed there is the whole State ct Wash.
iugton to select from.
As Tor scenic delights the North
ern Pacific Railroad p,>Scs through
a country unparalleled. In the cross.
ing the Rocky, Bitter Ropt, and
Cascade Mountains, the greatest
mountain scenery to he seen I'M the
United States from car windows Is
found. The wonderful bad lands,
wonderful in graceful form aud
glowing color, are poem. Lakes
Pend d'Oreilic and Cmur d'AIeue,
are alone worthy of trans CONT
mental trip, while they are the fish
er,nan's Ultima Thule The ride
along Clark Fork of the Columbia
River is a daylight dream. To cap
the climax this is the only way TO
reach the far famed yellow stone
Park.
To reach and see all this the
Northern Pacific Railroad furnish
trains and service Of unsurpassed ex-
cellence. The most approved and
comfortable Palace Sleeping cars;
the best Dining cars that can be
made; Pullman Tourist cars good
for both first and second class pas
sengerS; easy riding Day coaches,
with Baggage, Express and Postal
cars alldrawn by the powerful Bald
WIN Locomotives, make train fit
fOr royalty itself
Those seeking for new homes
SHOULD take this train and go spy
out The land. To ne prepared, write
10
CHAS. s. FEE.
O. p. * +. A.,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
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One 20 horse power McNRmar portable
mill, good boiler wagon, one top saw rig, one
) inch saw. one IS inch saw, one top saw.
edger and cutoff saws, about 30 ~. shoiting
with pulleyS in excellent order; everything
com plete for IA tirst-cltss mill. VIII cut II Q"
Is thousand n. per day. Good reason tor
selling. Here's "a bargain. Price, S2t09, ih
payments u suit purchaser, Tins mall siN-
teen months ago cost $50.
one - horse power Griflith & Wedge port
aloe, vertical mill one vigcr. twp log trucks
aud loVrruur. one Hauck uuSpluuur, one
boiler WATSON, me ~ inch Jaw ONE 'h inch
sew, two Is tnch saws, one top saw, cunt
huut-. enc tool chest with tuptS, one rue
.yNNitrdrr. with about SUui feet Of saving et
contracted Tor. fpr yhiCu the uwuer viii nay
- &C. Is per hundred fect. Price, SlNOui $40
cash, balance iu and h tuoutus.
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The Next Legislature.
CINCINNATI, o.

it will be an exacting session,
and every West Virgiuian should
keep himself posted on what it
will do. The Daily Gazette, Charles
ton, w Va, will give you the best
reports. viii have all the latest
Associated Press dispatches also.
The Daily Gazette is eight pages
i'm size and is the best edited paper
i'm West Virginia. The Kanawha
Weekly Gazette viii contain all tho
news at only one dollar a year, fifty
cents for six months The Daily
Isl fifty cents per month. Address
the Gazette, Charleston, w. Va.
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FARM ON WHITES CREEK
IOH SALE

have Tor side a farm OF TWO hundred
acres, on which ~ "a good frame dwelling
containing six rooms. bout 100 acres of
This hand ~ cleared and under fence. There
~ a. good we'll near toe house; also "a good
prchitrd, grapes, etc. The land lays we'll and
mas Wu abundance Of water IhlS farm H.
SituU'ed "uly four miles from the mouth OF
WhtiC'S creek. this COuutN, amt about Ave
miles from the n. y ". X. Il. Terms. $500
por acre. one-third cash, balance IN two
and three years with security ana lawful
interest. Gail on orNr.te Il. L. McDOUGAL.
CC.eGO, W. VA
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Eastern Standard Time eastof clifton Forge
Central Standard Time west of Clifton
II, rye.
Nos 3. and i.-F. r. v.-Fast Flying Vir-
ginlan-Nestbule Limited. Entire train
with dining cars runs through To New York
via Washington, with pRTlor car Charl ottes-
willie to Old Point via Richmond.
Nos. l. and 2.-SoId trans with Pullman
Buffet Sleeping Cars between Cincinnati and
Washington and Pullman Sleeper between
Roncevert and Old Point Comfort.
Trains do not stop Mt stations where time is
not shown.
Direct connection is made for I.ynchburg.
Danville, Greensboro, Petersburg, Weldon,
Goldsboro, Wilmington and Charleston.
Quickest line To all points in the South
east.
Apply TO any Ticket Agent for additional
information
OSCAR a. MURRAY, IL. w. FULLsR,
Traffic Manager, Gen'l Pass Agt-
c, B. RYAN, A. q, Il. A. CINCINNATI.
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AEE tRRe Wear EGOgaHaaa.

field
corded to the Cosmopolitan jumping as it has from 10000 copies 1850
That
No
public give
world; literary certainly highest
I've found inside its something instruct and please
the household reading of the Como
poln the education of
tn land
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE:
Sn Mills for Sale 81 SIS lsn6 yns on Mier Fork

on acres OF land lying ON Millers Fork, ss1S
III miles east OF Wayne q. H., w. Va, Tor
sale, or exchange for real estate in Ceredo
Forty-nVc acres are cleared and under fence
house and stable, fruit trees, etc The land
contains iron ore and coal and IL cheap AT
the price asked. Title clear. Price. 81 900, "A
portion OF which must he cash; balance on
time with security and legal interest.