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1,rrn pppsrI)DNrTA1, pAn1,y

Elizabeth, city, n. G.. March 2,--4None
OF the incoming bonts from the south
bring news OF the presidential party
since yesterday. when they were viewing
points OF interest on Roanoke Island il
lis presumed that the yesse, stood 20 the
eastward across pimlico sound IN order
east coast az Is probable that start
homeward viii be made very soon. per-
hRps today, n The president r. 10 be In
Washington next week II start ~
made this afternoon. the party might be
In Washington Sunday.
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sAYnRs ro rHn ronn.
The Texan WIN Have the Ear of tn
HOUSE, Some Time.

House Some Time
Washington. March 2--Representatlve
sayera got the floor in the house today
and will hold Il for several weeks. He
came in this morning with his four great
Appropriation bills and laid them before
The house. 1t is great work and he
deserves to be proud OF IT. They were
given TO the house more than month
sooner than for several years past and
many millions less In amount Sayers
VIII be the most prominent man on the
floor during the coming discussion and
It is to be hoped that he will be able to
carry his bills through without serious
amendment
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DESPERATE CONVICT

Kills a Keeper IN Fruitless Effort 10
Escape.
Trenton, N. j., March e-Joseph wall
vita. alias John Maiwltz. senteneed TO
two years In the states prison sawed
me bars OF his cell door this r1ornlns
and gained access 10 tho corridor where
he obtained rome. He fhon lassof1 tle
1ailcr and choiSed him into unconscious
ness Keeper Lipplncott appeared on me
scene and the convict securec the spp OK
the urconseious man and killed tlpPhi-
cntt Wnllwitz was resaptued.
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Yo11Na MILE auIcIpEs.

Cincinnati, Ohio, March s.-Mrs. Ailce
s. Ireland, who six weeks ago married
Percy Ireland, committed suicide by shoot
Ing herself Ia the bosom at her residence
on Walnut Hll this morning. she lett
letters 10 her friends saying Hhe LOON ner
her well from childhood. Both families
are prominent In Cincinnati society
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Moss and his father quarrclied and David
Coleman, q farmer, living near by took
sides With the father Young Moss went
90 Coloman's house later and commenced
shooting at the fQmtly. lie nrst attacked
married daughter OF ColemAns shooting
her twice and killing her instantly. He
then shot another daughter through the
he ehot through the abdomen and fatally
injured him. Moss then went homo and
blow out hiss brains
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APPROPRIATIONS BILLS.
FoRTIPIoATI0Ns AND PENSIONS
BEFORE THE HOUSE,
The First Passed-The Money Wanted
for Pensions Less Than Last
Year by $l5,OoO,Ooo,
DEBATE ON PENSIONS NEARLY LEADS
10 A PERSONAL ENCOUNTER.
Meredith Of Virginia Becomes Excited and
Shakes His Fist in Funb's fseo-Even-
Ing session, Devoted to p ,echcs

A IN, March 2.-rhe house today
entcreu on the consideration OF appro-
priaton bis. The fertilization hill, carry
ing something over S2,O1o,OOo for seucoast
batteries ana various Qualifications, was
passed in twenty-five minutes, and then
the pensions appropriation bin, which cag-
rles about S5l,oOooOO (Sl5,O90,oOO less than
last year. was taken up. 1t usually leads
to considerable display OF political fee,-
ing ana today was no exception. An al
tercntlon occurred between Mr.. Meredith
Of Virginia ANA Mr. Funk os Illinois over
the formers attemp, to prove that there
were many fraudulent pensions on the
rolls. which resulted In PERSONAL col
,is.og.
Mr. Meredith, who was the aggressor
rushed over to the place where Alr. Funk
was standing and shook his fist in the Ian
ter's face. Hot words were spoken, but
friends interfored and the speaker re-
stored order before any blows We're
struck
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Plttsburg, Pa. March 2-Mrs. Louise
Rockwell the actress, shot by Pitcher
McNabb Wednesday night at Hotel Elf
fell died at 44O O'clock this morning.
Her hisband was notified yesterday and
left California for this city az once;
nome at Mount Vernon Ohio, last even
ing. The funeral will take place today
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A cAncLfs cA1.L.

washington, March 2.-Irhe call for a
democratic house caucus to strengthen the
rules disclosed a formidable array OF slg-
natures OF leading democratic members Of
the house. It Is q result OF the delays and
dis0rdery scenes which hive marked re-
cent legislation und indicates TIA; very
considerable proportion OF the majority
In the house fapors a ~ ong rule 10 In
sure a quorum and 10 suppress future de-
lay and confusion. Thu aaucug VIII he
called for next Monday o. Tuesday night
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pnoKn OPEN Box OARS.

jackson. Miss. March 2-Burglars broke
open i've box cars on the Illinois Central
railroad track last night. four Of which
were lOaded with heavy frelght. but ting
lfth contained boxes OF clothing, several
OF which were broken open and number
of cults stolen rhe clothing WAS con-
aligned TO merchants IN crystal Springs,
Railroad officials 40 not know the extent
~ fhp iOaa
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LOCAL FORECAST.


Chicago. March 2-Asslstant Proseeut-
inc Attorney Bottum continued his ad-
dress in the couF.ilm case fodSy' He en- e..
erragcauy attacked the expert testi ironS,
eaIiiei Attorney W. $ Forest a, a r 1n9I,I-
maniac on the cause 81 de'tlH M a., defense.
Y r,a se stocs cr.Swded the court room dur
ing the argument
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HOUSTON TEXAS, SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH g. 1894.

sion OF John Scott. late sergeant OF Conn
pany II. Twenty-eighth Ohio infantry,
10 increase the pension OF John stock
well, late OF Company *, Twenty-seVenth
Illinois Infantry, from sic TO so.
AIR, Stailngs Of Alabama objected TO
this bill and II was passed over.
After passage OF some private bills the
house nNtnurnaH
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MIME EXPLOSION.

Two Men killed. Two Fatally and Others
Badly Hurt
Kansas City. Mo-, March 2,-Two men
were instantly killed, two fatally burned
and I'VE others dangerously hurt In an
explosion at the Kansas city Clay and
Coal companys coal mine near Leeds, SIX
miles southeast Of here this afternoon,
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STATE AGENTS rop

CLEVELAND RUBBER WORKS
Betting, Hose, Packlngs, Etc
REEVES PULLEY COMPANY,
Wood Split Puilcys.
HENRY n, woRTHINGToN.
Steam Pumps
e. c. ATKINS & CO,
Circr lar and Band Saws. Etc.
BRADFORD Betting Co.
Leather Betting.
METROPOLITAN INJEcroRs.
MICHIGAN SIGHT FEED LuBRtCA.
TORS
MAGNOLIA METAL CO.
Magnolia Antl-Frict!on Metal.
n. G @. TAYLOR co.
OLD style Roofing Tins.
NIAGARA STAMPING AID TOOL CO..
Timers TooU Supplies,
coVEL MANUFACTURE 't
Saw Gimme .u
We carry a fun stock of the W
manufacturers prices, and solicit
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Nrw rARIrr IaeIIEp.

Louisville. Ky. March 2--1he Louisville
and Nashville railroad today issued new
freight tarln 70 Southeastern points II
Vile 20 common busting points, such as
Atlanta, Albany, Chattanooga ana BIZ.
mingham have been reduced from 70 II
cents per 100 pounds, according 70 class
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LYNcHING pnMvENTEp.

4 Prnnsylvanla sherln Effectu1lly Stands
OF Mob.
Scranton, Pa, March o.. Two hundred
men attempted 70 force open the San at
strondshurg, this morning, with the pur-
pose Of lyncling Richard X, prior, ne
gro VINO a week ago murdered Christian
Ehler's storekeeper and his wife IN Mon
roe county The attack was made az 2
O'clock, but waa repulsed by the sheriff,
peAred Tho mob retired Ia siillcn mood
aud II ts feared that they wAi be rein
forced and VII yet succeed IN breaking
into jal and secure the muricrcr.
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WEATHER BULLETINS.
Barometrical and Thermometrlcal Rea
ings-l4ocal Forecast.

Barometrlcal and Thermometrlcal Read
ings-Local Forecast
The highest pressure tonight is over the
lower lakes and the Ohio valley where
the barometer is SOa inches, and the low
est is over the extreme northwest where
an area Of low pressure is moving south
eastward with the barometer below 2''S
inches. TO-, , i,,e1
nearly stationary In all parts OF me couh-
try. ..,,. ,hot q, Is
nartiv cl5iidy and cloudy at a Few sta
t,ons over the western portions OF the
country. ...,
LOCAL FORECAST,
Local forecast for Texas for the twenty
four hours ending at u o'clock midnight
March 9: ~ ras,
t,,r North Texas Central Texas, East East
r,axas Southwest Texas ana Coast Dls-
frict-Irair; stationary temperature
ToDAY's WEATHER
Washington, March 81 a. m.--Fore-
c,et nrtg midnigat saturday for Eastern
Texas; Fair: south winds
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ToDAY,s EVENTS.
The Posts Bulletin with What wan Trans
pire THIS Day Throughout the
Country.


CHtCAGO.--Th springs candidates for
election VIII have to reckon ON the votes
controlled hy the Christian citizenship
Of the various parties as the members
OF churches and Christian socictIes nave
been uniting here for political action
me movement IL now well started, and
the campaign VIII open tomorrow with
from 300 to 800 meetings In the various
churches 1t VIII be the biggest meeting
probably 100 meetings will be held Ia dir
ierent parts OF the city Edwin u.
Wheeloclt, who is most prominent IN this
departure. says II vs. not Intended 10 form
new party. The purpose is simply TO
organize and educate the public con-
science In this matter.
ROME. The pnpai encvollcal ON the
union OF the Western and Eastern churches
Is 10 be published today in this the pope
traces the attempts that have been made
70 effect union Of the churches since
tho echiam, and shows the endeayorH of the
papney TO bring about u union. The on
cSolleel Indicates the. political and theo-
logical obstacles In the way of effentlng
the desired end, and enumerntes the nd-
vantABes that would be derived by the
Eastern church through union with the
Western.
CANNES. The International Mediter-
raneon regatta, which promises 20 be very
successful this year, VIII begin today and
viii be continued tomorrow ~ Mnrse;ilas.
Tho prizes offered are 1000 francs, 1000
fEnncs and 500 ranes The Games n,pTn regatta ,a
ending on the 18th, Among tho prizes
TO be sailed for Is the Goelet CUP, valued
~ 5000 francs ana me cost or ihe Journey
ming yacht belongs,
ST. LOUIS. -,rhc affairs Of the bank
rupt order Of the Iron Hall came up hero
on February ", on the application OF
James S, Farley home receiver, Indlhnhp-
oils. To have Sii 900 ia The hands OF l3reols-
tppu1 TgpgtVaY. trnnF-
mii.cd 10 MIN Judge Klein, before whom
the cAse was brought finally decided
70 lay the whole matIeT oye3 shs onpo aP
tunlty 10 determine what oourao ~ Tor
their best interests.
"r1u YORK. -rhe Rev. Or. Arson +
Atherhury win preach n sermon on
''Frendshin, Charity and Benegolenooe
70 the members Of the, order oaoI INC
Pvfhian Sisters IN general. and the Uni
form Rank Of the knights of Pythias
IN particular tomorrow, evening at the
Park Presbyterian church.
NEW YORK. George O. Jones, chair
man OF the National committee OF the
National greenbacls party; ms ,a issueh az
over the country 20 prepare peutonu 70
congrefs for increase OF the greenoack
circulation.
SAN FRANCISCO. -GOyernor Fuller
mud several other noted Rtatesmen or Yer
mont will he the guests OF honor
AZ The MilWinter Fair today, II ~ yer-
mont DaY md the celebration promises
10 be n notable one
ST. pTTHRsptf7G. Tho American
trotting stallion Flush Is one OF the thir-
tv-seven entries IN Russia for the 81
TsetorshurF purse, 20 be trotted toonE'
pHU.ADEl4pIIA.--P realdent lpowler
has called needing Of the state lnteT-
collegiate Athletic association for To-Day
at the Continental hotel.
ST. pETERSBURG.- -Rpssla today cele-
brntep tho Anniversary Of the liberation
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hEpnET cALLEp NOE.

Washington. March 2.--The comptroller
OF the currency has called for report
OF the condition OF National banks az TIE
81 lkgl
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struck.
At the opening Of the session OF the
hcrse this morning. Mr. Bauthead. chair
man of the committee on public buildings,
offered "a resolution for the appointment
Of a subcommittee to so to Chicago and
investigate the pos.office building there.
with a view to determining the question
Of its safety etc Mr. Bankhead explained
the pressing necessity FOR the examination.
The resolution carried an appropriation of
$500. It was passed
Mr kilgore then presented his resolu-
ton Of yesterday, calling upon The SER
geant-at-arms for his reasons for not car
ryng out the provisions OF the law which
requires that he deduct from the salaries
of members for such time as they are alb
sent 1t was referred.
Mr. McRae called up from the commit
tee on public lands the bill which has
been before previous congresses to pro-
vide for the opening of certain abandoned
military reservations.
Mr.. Sayers, chairman of the appro-
prations committee, raised the question OF
consideration against it, but the house
decided to 30 on with the bill
Mr.. McRae explained the provisions of
tne OH. Ihere were elshty sueh reserVa-
tons The act only applied TO reserva-
lions OF 5000 acres area, and they were to
he onane5 only Ia bons tlo sot,Iors 80
''''' W 'o''N 80 '1NHeiS' "
ne pau LOT Ut not less thah theIr APP
praised values. After some debate the
bill was passed.
No. -, a., 1r.,
CA motion OF MI norman OF lndlana,
eN-Speaker Grow, the newly elected
Congressman from Pennsylvania, was
thea sworn in,
Mr., Grow" cald Judge Holman. ad-
dressing the speaker. after serving as
representative from Pennsylvania for
twelve years left the place you now so
highIy hphor, thlrly-one years ago. IN the
midst Of blood and strife o. civil war,
After TINS long period o! time, he has
returned again 70 the theater or public
affairs when the Tag OF the republic
y honored ana served IN az sections Or
the country. lrasmueh as MS credentials
have not yet arrived ask unanlmous
consent th4t ne be now sworn M
As Mr.. Holman Ihlshed a burst or an
p.ause greeted me lal! form OF Mr. Grow
as he stePpeI down tne use 10 f tabe ms
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A lnnnInI-n rnAqHpY.

Eugene. Oregon, Aiareh ga terrible
tracey occurred last night at farm
house few miles FROM here Albert
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rr1s1 ArnRs, BANQUET

LEGSLATORS' BANVU = ~.
D,n,,ar ''V Colo March 2,-The legislative
W IN ~, bqnnuelled tonight. II Is
melnptIS NJ Inc governor win give ms
v views on , The political situation
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FiOO rREE INsVnANOn.

n. HUSTON POST Will pny 200
H., "sal heir of any person who
In hth by accident, provided
we Time the peraon 40 dying
In. M nia or her body THIS PA
\ hens inHnrance holds good for
m only, or from : n. IN. 20 II
kac,ar Tue date ~ tAis paper. snt-
n,s1 proofs of each claim must
ksis.Nhleu within IS hou-A at the
Ernsn,n omce of The 10 ton Post.
BUS psntb's policy T. satd unlcAs
e. OF death. pun '"e person ut
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WILLIAMS DIES.

ST PETERsRURG.- Russia today cele-
brnteR the Anniversary OF the liberation
nf ihn nnrfa.
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ST. prTHRspIfaG. THE American
frotting stallion Flush Is one OF the thiir-
tv-aeven entries IN Russia for the 81
PetorsburF purse, 20 be trotted TO-DAY
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pUTT.ADFl. PHI President Dowler
has called meeting Of the state lnter-
collegiate Athletic association FOR To-Day
Mt the Continental hotel.
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SAN FRANcTsCo. Governor Fuller
nnd sevsrai other noted Rtafesmen OF Nor-
mont win he the guests OF honor
AZ The MldWinter Fair today. II ~ YER
mont DaY. md the celebration promises
10 he notable one
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\ MISCELLANEOUS MolHnGo of Minor Stat.
thra from NInrshnlls NietrOnnlia

~ JNlHEOlINuHOuN fASAaAhEu va ANluDE llut-
t1rs from Mnrshails Metropolis.
Chp Jr 0. U. A. NJ. parade will atari
at o'clock to-day. The headquarters
il ut the court house. A reception
committee will DO on hand at nil trains
to receive the visitors and escort them
tG tho headquarters All places Ot
business are requested 20 decorate. An
entertainment will be given at the court
house Immediately after tho parade,
also in the evening, BY resolution OF
the committee OF arrangements, repre-.
seutaiives OF tho press will be admitted
to tho tnbla with the secretaries OF the
meetings to-day.
S. +. Cartwright yesterday purchased
the @. G. Quinn stock OF hardware from
G. &. Mathews, trustee and assignee,
fer $3.50, to tnke elect at ouce. Mr..
Cartwright came here from Greene
county, Pa, two years ago, and has
lately not been engaged in business. but
has proved to be good citizen, and will
likely succeed in the hardware and tin
ming business.
The Epworth league will hold IN i'm.
portant business meeting this evening.
Reception Of new members will be an
interesting part OF the meeting, also
tho reading OF letters from distant
friends regarding their league work.
The board OF education, by petition
from the Jr. o. U. A. N. OF this city
have ordered the public schools closed
to-day. The teachers extend vote Of
thanks TO these organizations.
The will OF Ezra o. Kull, wife OF
Charles kull, has been admitted to pro-
bate at the county clerks Office. 1t do
vises all her personal estate to her hug
band.
Clarence 3. Smith has accepted n DO
sition with S. r. Cartwright us foreman
in his timing department. Clarence is
a skilled workman AZ his trade.
The banks and postoilice will observe
holiday hours to-day.
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First ward Council, Thomas Mullen;
assessor, Alnuzo Tucker
Second-CounciI. + J. McDonough;
assessor, James Connors, Henry Nc
Cruady.
Third-COuncil, Frank McNumarG,
Charles Zimmerman; assessor, Minshall
PofterGeld, james Ebbits.
Fourth-Council. Henry p. Rodewig;
assessor. Jacob Murrar.
Fifth-Council, Reuben 5. Lowe; as
SCISSOR, John Marsh, sr.
Even the Colored voters have beComs
excited, and at quietly called meeting
OF tho Colored folks hold ut CITY hall
Tuesday night, they endorsed D. G..
Sheppard Tor mayor, and J L. Black
burn tor treasurer, aud passed tho fol-
lowing declaration OF their position :
"WO rs mon want, and must have d
show US well rs all other irccmen. Ne
know that We have been blcseod in gone
by dnys, but We will elect q set oil men
that can, and will bless la by giving US
a place upon the blue coat list, and n
seat around tho council table, aud upon
the streets with shovel or pick. We
have made out our ticket, and will vote
it to the end"
Jack Mullen, Michael Riley and
peaches" Moran were cumming about
Q O'Clock yesterday morning, when they
spied q barrel standing in front Of
George Heips meat store, and in the be.
lief they had struck it rich they rolled
tho barrel into an alley and knocked the
head in. 1t was barrel OF nolasses.
The boys were discovered as well rs dis.
gusted and wore locked up to await tho
action OF the mayor.
The Belmont County Medical Society
with their wives and select lew friends
will banquet at the Windsor hotel to-
day. DR.. D. W. Long OF this city, will
deliver m address OF welcome. DR..
Isaac &. Copo will act rs toastmaster,
and Drs. Hewctson, Williams, Hobson
Karner and Mcclellan will respond to
appropriate toasts.
Henry Burtoft. n brother OF Joseph
Burtoft, OF this city. was killed in q coal
mine Mt Connellsville Tuesday. lie
leaves wife and three children.
Thieves made raid on the home OF
George W. Yost late tuesday night, but
only got few triling thinga OF no
special value.
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Iron ANp srGEn p1AIllilIr.
Condition of Trade Locaily-Thc Currgn
Quotations.

l
Quotations.
Il has recently boon stated that tho
Wheeling iron aud steel markets arc
looking worry much better than ut nuy
tlmo in tho past three months. The do.
nand for quotations aud tho placing OF
orders have COMO far ahead Of anything
known since last September. Inquiry
OF tho local manufacturers, however,
doo5 no. develop much rouaon for this
roscate Wow. There has been, perhaps,
moro activity within week or two than
at any other limo ainco fall, but appN.
rcnlly things have falon back into tho
old rut, aud all are playing waiting
| game. Fow OF tho industries Rro run
ming except on occasional orders. There
IL ahadC moro OF activity In finished
prodpCt, perhaps, at tho sNmo prices,
than was porcoptib!O tho frat OF tho
month, but otherwise no change can DO
reported since tho new year.
Stccl RRIciJ and ROOms-Thcro Ia no
life in tho market, though prices arc
firm, having GouU about us low as they
could rot. No transactions arc reported
this week. Manufacturers quote Sl7,
but dollar lower would buy all tho
steel in eight.
Pig Hon-Thc pig iron market ia
pretty flat. Quotations nro given ut Sl3
for DO8somCr, but ns a manufacturer
remarked Yesterday this is only basis
TO decker on. There nrG reports Of sales
ut pretty low prices, and there Is really
no reliable quotation just now. Mora
iron IL being consumed just now that
before for some limo,
Mpck Jur--Is quoted ut $50. with an
outlool; for better prices,
Finished iron-BArs are firm without
muCa increased demand, though thore
Is promise OF brighter spring trade.
Sheets and plates are moro aCtiv5 than
other products, though not up to the
normal movement nt this scascn. No
change is noted in prices. Galvanized
platOs are in healthy request.
Nuis-ThN nail market ia practically
stagnant, ~ it has beon for some time.
None OF the large concerns arC running
steadily, aud shipments arc not regular
nor large Tho nominal base quotation
ia s., bu! does not govern risidly.
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STATE OF ONO, CRY OF ToLEDo, !
Ir-r,y Tn,,,.r,.

FRANK ]. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior paltner partner OF the firm
OF +. j. CHENEY Il Co., doing business
in the city Of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case of Uatarrh that can
not be cured by the use OF HALLS Ca.
TAARH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day OF November.
\. d. 1856. \. ". GLEASON,
sea-. NolGry Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly on the blood aud
mucous surfaces Of tho system. Send
for Testimonials, free.
+. ]. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
ES' Sold by druggists, 10 cents.
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PTTrsRuRGII. PA. Feb. 2L-Butter Elgin cream.
cry 3la;I?c: Ohio fancy creamery ajp3fG; fancy
country roll 2JA9lc, low grades and cookIng
l5l;GlEii3c: swiss cheese. Ohio Ike; Wigconsli
SWISS ljil5l{c; llmbnrGGr new make, Ice. Eggs,
strictly fresh Pennsylvania aud Ohio. In cases
lSc. Poultry, large live chickens 6JaGJc Der
rnir; do small, iOajOc; ducks JOn70c per pair
pound; dressed chickens. drawn iaalSc per
pound; turkeys l2al2c per pound; ducks l2alSC
per pound; geese g1lUc pei pound Potatoes
inncy Butbanks. carlots on track 52ai5c prl
bushel; less do Coo: other kinds 4jaJOc; Jersey
sweets 81 GOAL IS per barrel; Baltimore sweet:
s. gihn 70 per barrel. Cabbage. per leo bend
SiOOai % onions. yellow globe 81 Coal Il pci
barrel. TnrnIps, purple tops. iJnJOc per buShrl
Celery. iOGSOc per bunch. RutabagGs. 81 000l lC
per barrel. Carrots, 81 l0al - per barrel
tarnpS, 81 7ja2 70 per barrel.