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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
- YoRK PROprcE MARKET.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK. December G-Flour-Dull
and easy. winter wheat low grades,
S2.-jnS-tj, fair 70 fancy. fzooH 80 10.
patents. s.. bHt 1878, Minnesota GEAR go
$40. patents El5HSf. low extras, N.2l4
265. southern -four easy ana duh. com
mon 10 fair extra, sZ.lOQs2.D, good 10
choice. do S29a&.
Wheat-Fa.ry active and hrmer ior
spring. ~ 3 I'm elevator Sc af0at,
seize Options opened weak al l-sc.
decline. rallied LA &c. and closed nrm,
lisa 3-8c over yesterday, January ~ o-sc.,
February 65i2c; March. % 5-sc.' May
CSC. July 6fA.c - December tliec.
C0rn-Spots firm and quiet; 10. p &C.
IN elevator. 35c. afioat Options We're
duh firm. and unchanged
O8ts-Duu buy steady. options dull and
elsisr. December 4 l-se. January
white. - l-fc.. mixed western 2lisnZt- Be-
Hay-Easy and quiet shipping. lJl',c.i
good - choice uuchaug ~.
Wool-Qu.-t. domestic urece' lDd &C.
pulled f-03fc.. Texas. tll3c
Beef-Qulet. family. SleI 1000. extra
mess $500 $50, beef hams dun az tl54
Teresd Beef STEADY: city extra India
'ca, slests-Qale, and weak s'csled bell
lIes sac. shoulders l-ic., cams. "f
l-fc: miiii-s nominal
Lari-Quiet. Continent south
b.
pork-Quiet ami steady. mess $500
BITTER - Choice moderately active.
steady. and unchanged
low prime new. gSc.. DO N grade. &c.
Posn-Duu hut steady, strained, COM
mon fo EooI Nlff3i.i1.
ru-r,arine-Firm. with the South. at
rice Moderately firm. domestic fair 10
extra 5l5atC japan. 3foic.
lfoia-ses- Firm. New orleans. open ket-
de- good 90 choice, Aa -.-,..,
p.snut--Quiet. fancy hand picked.
coase-Qu.et ana unchanged TO DO
points 800. December sla I'D; January,
sar February. N3 D. March 81 90. MAY
l8o-Qy2i9 spot Rio dun but steady. No.
ssar-Raw dun bur firm. fair refining
f-.l3 I-lc.. refined fairly active and
nrm. m A. i-isHfisc. standard 4. fac.
cIr loaf 3 te crushed. 3-sc.i granu-
lated. So rs Use.
Frerhts 20 Liverpool-F rm. room
scarce. cotton. by steam. Isl, grain by
steam 3.a1- asked
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO ILL. December N-Trads
in wheat was about az slow ass 10 VA
uoee.h,e % be toby Nevertheless there
was remarkable hrmness 10 the tone. ah'
prices he'd strong 80 slight advanc.
over yesterday The Start Was rather
easy. hlt only a few moments sui'icel
% alter fh- direction from dnW"W ard M
INWARD There We're no English markets
ana that was a ser - interference q
trade. BIT OD rators " re not showing q
great al ~ NE Or energy arN1ow.
Nav whoa opened a. from 90 81 lie
AMI advanced o. 81 1-ic.. clos ng a.
T5Se.-i-ic higher than yesterday. Gas.
wheat VS. steady
corn There WIS nothing ~ me COT
market u cause unusua! Interest or ~
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tract attention II was quite as dull "a
wheat. and probably more 90. Under the
circumstances. n was not 10 b. eHpectep
that there would be any breadth 20 the
range. There We're no Liverpool cables
and very little information Of any sort
aside from the routine matters OF the
day.
May corn opened at q 3-ic. and ad-
vsnced 10 q 7-s02Sc.. closing 20 q &c
a shade higher than yesterday cash
corn was l-ic. lower.
Oats-ht infrcquent inter yals strong
order made its appearance In oats. me
market was Of the dullest sort imaginable
and very little change took place IN
prices May oats closed a shade higher
f'a~ yesterday. Cash oats were l-fc.
lower
P.OvisOns-An extremely moderate
TRACE took place I'm prOduct A. the be-
ginning strong hog market impaired
firm feeling. which was lost subsequently
through the disposition OF packers and
professionals TO espouse the selling she
Nothing In the news or business was
worthy Of especial attention or mention
At the close May pork was l-2U'c
lower. May lard i-2c lower. and May
ribs a shade lower. Domestic markets
were Quiet and steady
The leading futures ranged az follows:
Openiuz dignes. .Osss- NIosiE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
TIE BLANDFORD ROW
MH. JOHN HITE SAID TO BE ~ \
CRITICAL CONDITION.
Pctcrsburg's Wortunry Report for
Dcccmhcr-Ihc Damage ny The
storm-t brilliant Holiday Germnn.
Deer PIcntffui-i'crSonaI Notes.

PETERSBURG. VA. December e.
the condition of Mr.. John Hte. one Of
the party Of white citizens who were at
tackled and beaten hy O. gang ~ negroes
in Bandford ON CHRIS mas-Day. is very
critical Mr. HIfe Is an elderly man and
aal no hand BOB the disturbance which zee
suited ln his injuries. lie was beaten and
enc without cause. Some haf dozen
or more negroes vino were engaged n
tnis brutal affair are under arrest ant
the matter is 90 Doe thoroughly inycsu-
satcl
DECEMBER MORTUAlN REPORT
The report of The health officer shows
that during the month ending December
26.h there were forty-three deaths in
this city-erhtecn among the white and
twenty-five among the colored population.
OF those who died We're under
years of age. ID were over 90 years.
q over 20 years. over so years. and .
over 90 years The bodies of six none
residents were brought here for burial
during the month. While tlr ra.e ot
mortality ON the whole population during
tne month was -16i Ier D1 Iei aurum
That OF The white was is and that of
the colorel popuauon Was 81. Peters
burg is good place to Use n. H- i1t
health officers report shows tfat the
majority of those who died during tae
pas. month had passed tlc age 90 90
years.
DAMAGE BY - STORM
The severe w.nI-storm last ui-lt came
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which ho passed are. 10 may ho said That
tho United states Government sends
mail through only twice every three
weeks. ana hcn the packages are we'll
guauicl hN Two or three mon. Not that
Hcre arc amy Indians running rrouu
loose. hut n Che valleys toward the
.nd OF Che Journey especially in the
raaoula valley. every Little raiu-storm
Chat comes nap is attended hy "a "Hm-
micciouo.' which in the language OF The
East. i- small-sizci cyclone.
Thc auchmen Boz thc vicinity and an
of the pioneer. Say that Father paeloy's
ride e the most wonderful trcy have
ever hoard Of and Doe is the hero OF The
hour in Kansas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
Tuy wr.rHrR N RICHMOND YES rESDAF
was clear aud fair
STATE Of thermometer:
Mesu temperature.. .................44 Id


.-r-rt- vopK STOCK MARKET.
49,, r,.,-,t..r " stocks
NN" ~. .,e,io.
We're weaker to-Ias- 81
London was seller ana cao.es ief'-
General l.c,in. ln American railway
r.-uo,.,, This s2el1.-
securities aDi'a-'
Old joe gold was erE1- TOT -.'f-''.'.
t-,,~-rr ana this haI a disturbing erect
t..- t.rr.,s ~ stocks. Besides
'" ,-.,t,.t 81, take
ta.-. iNe +ne ,.rosrec-s for
f...,-, - Washington. The
inan-id l'-'''',.'' o. -. ~ f-i1t 10
result "a- 71'..'' ..e .r,li,g
per cent -A l-e "i ~ '..-- --..sr cha.
ln The io"h"al INV >..'.,.,.I. Nm
Grange LousF-i.e anu -'a7''' 49,.
haitian. tie south"r'i-IH anu -.
Central were most lronih No. AZ
decline. brokers representing bear opera
tors were liberal pay .na7-lS' a''- '''
carly loss was recovered
Chicago Gas was especliNy NiioNs al
this time. ard advanced o. % 49, on l''.
decision hv Judge Biscnln in me "''"'i
case. which. % vas claimed D. removes a..
LEGAL obstacles n the way oi reofsanlIi"5
the company
I'm the afternoon trading Baltimore ana
ohio showed great weaHness' ana uiiI'
.1.tt4af.ng sales fell f0 81 ne "li''
transactions yesterday were az 40 ~. The
break iu stock was due % the revival OF
-be rumor- about an impending receiver
hip. and an issue ~ ten rnlli.ns ~ .., NV
referred stock o. provd- ior the hoa''''7
debt and other purposes.
These reports I'D 10 selling OF W es s'.i d
.o So I-4. the argument having been az az
,auced that IL the rumor7 anout bdi-.-
more and Ohio were true tne eo"i -, aug
would necessarily nave 20 ~" as 0'o- u
~ telegraph stock d.
PittsbIrg and western preie.i9 M. ~
-ympathy. fell per cent 70 II. NJ
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or RICHMOND. DEC. q, i

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEC. 2, lss9'
ARRIVED.
steamship Roanoke. Boaz New lofS4'
merchandise and pa senBei5' 'evIb" W.
Alien & CO., agents
SAILED
steamship Roanke. Bcaz. New ofA'
,,.rcrardisr and passengers Gcorse ".
Alien 4 CO., agents. ,-
steamer IJcs lOntas. Graves, Eorfo4k.
rn.rchandise and passengers, IEyin Neisl-
ger. superintendent
PORT OF WEST POINT DEC. a. $50.
CBy teiegraph)
ARRIVED.
Steamship FairfaN March, Baltimore,
Messengers and gen raj cargo.
Steamship Charlotte. Bennett Btu-
more. lass myers aud general cargo
Steamer Elm CITY. Marshall. walker
ton. passengers ard general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Fairfax March Boston via
%ewport News and norfolk. PASSENGERS
and general cargo. - ME,
moro. passengers and general cargo.
steamer Elm city Marshall. walker
ION. uassengers and general cargo.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS. DEC. y.
CBy teiegraph)
ARRIVED
Steamship Magta, Philadelphia.
schooner y. f. Poole. Providence. Cap
tain Ross. e,rrD
STEAMSHIP sfturn. Boston.
schooner $ W. Lawrence. Boston.
Barrc Atlas Boston
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pnnnded Him " ell.

Christmas-Day az LeXlns ion L.s
lnstifed some u the virginia AliiAis l-
etltute cadets and they. aItef z. i,l-
chase captured hip ana Drat niH H.,
erd AZ one time rocks were used Iee5
and excitement ran Alkh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

The Dixie Social club gave their 4 ,i.si
F.oE t.8 been fasfefuliy decorated TOT
fbc Occs sion. The company was iai-
and brilliant one. embracing many WIS.,
t.ra "a The civ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28
I'm ANCEAL.


WE WILL sE.,D 100 tHkE The
rr,v s-Dal- Ala ktt Letter .siue4 daily
ION New York ana Chicago IL is full &
GOSSIP. and lFr comment on stocks and
graln Orders solicited Ia any amount for
cssh or on g. - 5-r0 ~ margin. Commits
ei1n. 1916 Pank refersnt -.
J. H.. NILLshD a Co,
Members Board Of Trade. Chic. 20, Pro-
dqce Exchange and Con. stock Ex-
rhance Sew York ZB, q New street,
New York. l. Board Trade. Cniclso
nr f1-4m
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LONDON STOCK MARKET-

LONDON. December -7-Bar SILVER
Cd 1-lf Col-ois. l-. for both money
and The ac-lunt
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WHEAT
pec.....~54 5pN 5s'4 sss
Nay ss, .... ...5sa 81 ~ 81 49, 81.
CORN
. Rss........ ss,s s ss s s,, s sss,
Nay..-...s7N 27.ls2s ~ .7.s
July ......2sss 2sA 2sss 2ol
OATS
S sly: iis,a Is,..s $500.
poc.....~ 600 $3.50 500 $3.50
Nay Ss7's s.o7b $50 s.s2'.
Dec al7,s sl7. al7, s,7,.
FAY fay. 5 80 800 s5 IAN 5.t5A
Dec 900. 4.2el4 42es A22ss 4.esn
sIl'...... AZ 80 40 AS AZ
cash quotations. Flour quiet and un-
40. . corn . l-2c. No. oats. ne. Mess
pork. &IG- l-uN.65. Lara. S5E l-z0S5.D.
Short-rib sides. $40. Dry salted Shout
ders $i57 l-2a$f62 l-2c. Short clear sides,
{lT l-z0{iO. whisky ST.
BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET
BALTIMORE. MD. December ~
F.our-Duli art unchanged.
,o,,i'er ee loo 81 lfs, .,-l,s- ~, D..
stf1r,,sr sii.l,c9D so,tbnrn bv s4mnle'
.5l,,-e 40 on prade efi.fsii4r
Corn s,eadv. ms s6of ;2 8-S422i5c.
r.rrs,-,. 2oi.>l Al 5.s r.bruar,, gga. mao
Varrb i9@Il, g.. Steamer mixe,i- IN ASA
2li.o. southern white u 3-S12g 3-sc.. do.
yellow. % 5.sc
Oats-Qulet and FIRM no ? white wesr
ern -iUN l--c.. no mixed. I-ien2jc.
Rye luI and easy. 80. ?. G0tc., FOR
near &c.. for western.
I aai Do llsnt demand az So.
i"' '~''f'' avn '''
cht.
CINCINNATI
cr>-rf>-N-ATr d December q Flour
D,Ir --r'ry raforfs 400 1915
t,-.. r-.b.t.,.s
rr o..f",' ~ r,rved q. l-24e6c.
oats frrhancei
p,rt Steady. mass $500
Lard Steady. steam leaf Bic; ket-
re- e-tr
bacon Firm. loose shoulders &c., short
ribs. i-sc. short clear. 5-sc.' boxed
meats U.s.. more.
Dry Sailed Meats-sieady loose shoul.
ders 4 lite, short rios. ,-,.'' SUI
clear 4 5-sc. bowed meats lac. H'''''
Nhlskey -Slra-ff AT de-
er rorre NO December g7.-Flour-
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m WILL NOT PASS.
n Thinks EI-Spcasg Crisp, Of The
Republican Bond Bill.


.t LAWN so sEN,roR DANIEL
letter uu the Wu~iuc>> OF thc
,..,,tniru Coal t0tnpHnN-Nr.
....r>on.s speech Well deceived
..r.r Notes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-12-28

Cash quotations. Flour quiet and un-
changed 40 red wheat. 81 l-2g0o lee.
80. ? corn. = lie. No. oats l1c. Mess
pork. SLoZ l--aS765 Lara. NN l-2NS5.30.
Sh0rt-r.b sides. $40 Dry salted Shout
ders. $i57 l-2a$f62 l-2c. Short clear sides.
Sl7 l-Z0Sij0 whisky. ST..
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BALTIMORE PRODUCE MARKET


CINCINNATI. o.. December %. Flour
Dun. spring patents. 500 $500
Corn-Oulrt. So 2 mixed. % l-2N26c
oats Unchanged
pork-Sfrady. mess $50
I.ari-Steady. steam iesf Bic; kei-
re- .-tr
bacon Firm. loose shoulders &c. short
ribs. l-sc. short clear 3-sc.i boxed
meats U.s.. more
Dry Saltel Meate-steady, loose shoui-
ders. 4 l-ic.. short ribs. : 3-a'.i Sloit
clear 4 l-sc. boxed meats, l-ic. more.
Kghfsbav-StaaLy. az So
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
A Big Peach.
\. CITIZEN.

Some fine peaches have been grown in
the orchards of many of our citizens this
season, but we have seen no sample of
the peach that compares with that
brought to us by W. L. Junkins, con-
ductor on the Santa Fee railroad. We
measured the peach, AMI 1t had a cir
conference of ten inches, and weighed
ten ounces. 1t was the largest peach
ever grown in Ford county. Mr..
Junkin has about 20 trees of this variety
the Crawford cling-and the trees are
bearing well, buithe phenomenal growth
of the peach brought to us, excited our
admiration. and we could scarcely be-
lieve that peaches would attain such size.
MIR. Junkins has a fine place with other
fruit trees, his plum trees are in full
bearing, and are loaded down with fruit.
Mr.. Junkin's peaches take the cake.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
A Cook Book Free.

Table and Kitchen" is the title of a
new cook book published by the Price
Baking Powder Company. Chicago.
Just at this time it will be sent free if
you write postal mentioning the GLOBE
REPUBLICAN,. This book has been tried
by ourselves and is one of the very best of
its kind. Besides containing over 400
receipts for all kinds of pastry and home
cookery. there are many hints for the
table and kitchen. showing how to enter
the dining room, etc.. q hundred and one
hints in every branch of the culinary art.
Cookery Of the very finest and richest as
we'll as Of the most economical and home
like, is provided for. Remember ssTable
and Kitchen will be sent, postage
prepaid, to any lady sending address
(name town and State) plainly given. A
copy in German or Scandinavian will be
sent if desired. Pcetal card is as good as
letter. Address Price Baking Powder
Co., Chicago, Ill.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
4 Grand Little Artistic.

No need TO try TO describe Matte
VickerS and her methods. What's the
use: She is Matte VickerS; our Matte,
as she is Familiarity called by her many
admirers. and when she is on the stage
her personality seems to permeate the at
mosphere. and--oh. well. you have seen
a rainbow. Who can describe its colors:
Matte Vickers Is just such happy blend
ing Of song, dance and artistic portrayal
of character. Her play '.JacIune" is n
happy medium and her early appearance
i'll this city will be hailed rs the one par
ticular amusement event of the season
that will be welcome.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
The Revival.

The religious revival in the Baptist
church is increasing in interest, and the
attendance is growing larger every night.
Mrs. Adair, the Evangelist, is delivering
some fine sermons, and they are listened
to with great interest and attention.
Her sermons Sunday were excellent.
On Monday evening the sermon was cal
culated to arouse the emotions, but it was
4 good sermon. A few people have gone
forward and manifested a religious con-
vietiOn. The psychological Influence is
beginning to assert itself upon the people
in the audiences. and presently the re-
ligious convictions will be more
numerous. Mrs. Adair has a fine alto
voice and assists in the singing. A good
choir has been arranged, and good sing
ing is one Of the features Of the very in
teresting meetings.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
A CARD.

DODGE CITY, kAs., Aug. 9th, 1895
Paul Henkel, Chairman Republican
County Centl Com.
DEAR SIR:-There appears to be some
misunderstanding, by some in regard to
the remarks that make after the NOM
nations, Saturday. Some try to make it
appear that was and am antagonistic to
part of the nominees. That is an error.
1 will most heartily support the entire
Republican ticket, and sincerely hope
that all my friends who supported me in
the convention and elsewhere will do the
same. The success Of the entire Repub-
lican ticket is the only wish on my part.
Very Respectfully.
p. Il. HOBBLE.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

If you want to laugh, go where the
laugh is. Matte Vickers has been all
exceptional purveyOr to that portion of
who seeks its dramatic food of
the merry kind. She has always season.
ed her very acceptable dramatic dish with
most acceptable dancing, clever singing.
and above all, with her own bright per-
sonality. This season We will be glad to
welcome her in her former merry comedy
success 'Jacquine,' which for the pres
ent tour has been given certain touches
and changes to bring it up to the present
and make it essentially play of to-day.
Remember the date, Sept. p.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
FIVE =. FACTS
ABOUT
Great Rock Island Route

fiTst-The Chicago, Rock Island X Pacific
KY. runs through NeStibule0 Trains daily
chicago to Denver, Colorado Springs and
Pueblo, leaving Chicago via Kansas City dali
~ at 6:u D. m, and via Omaha at 1900 y. H..
arriving mountain cities second morning.
SecOnd-The regular Tourist Car to Cali
fornia via Kansas City runs once a week.
and leaves Chicago every Thursday at 6Oe
p. m, Kansas City at 10 80 a. m every Friday
Tickets based on second class rate. and car
runs on fastest trains, and known as Phillips
Rock Island Tourist Excursions Car ar
nves at Colorado Springs Saturday, 81 a.
m, and Los Angeles Tuesday.
Thtrd-Many persons are buying farm
lands in Texas. Kansas and Oklahoma The
Great Rock Island Route runs to all this ter
ritOry.
SOurah-FOr Mexico City the Rock Island
runs through sleeper from Kansas City
daily at $40 p. IN. via Topeka, McFarians:,
wichita and Fort Worth and Austin to San
Antonio Two routes from there are: In
ternatiOnal X. Z. to Laredo, and Mexican
Nations al to the City OF Mexico; Southern Pa
ctnc and Mexican International via SpoffOrd
and Eagle Pass to City OF Mexico.
Connections are also made at Fort WORTH
via Texas Pacific to Ell Paso, and over the
Mexican Central to CityO Mexico.
Etfeh-Send to address below for Souve-
mir called summer Vacations" that gives
much Information to tourists. sent free.
John Sebastian, q. =. A.,
CHICAGO
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

The Republicans made no mistake in
the choice of chairman Of the Republi-
can county central committee, in the
selection of Paul Henkel. Mr.. Henkel
is man of ripe and superior intelligence
and wide experience, and he is energetic
in his work and indefatigable in its
pursuit. He will give much of his time
to the conduct of the canvass, and Re-
publicans will reap browning victory.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
10 pkSs. German washing compound
% cents 1T Sam Stubs.

Since 1873 there have been Hine cpl
denies of the country in which Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
ely was used with perfect success. by
sentery. when epidemic, j. all most Il
severe and dangerous as ASiatjc cholera.
Heretofore the best efforts of the most
skilled physicians have failed to check lis
rayages. this remedy. however, has cured
the most malignant eases. both of child
rem and adults, and under the most
trying conditions. which proves it 10 be
the best medicine in the world for bowel
complaints. For sale by W. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
W. S. Pagan, formerly of Dodge City,

W. S. Pagan, formerly of Dodge City.
but who moved to Hutchinson in October,
1883, was in the city, for the first time
since he left, a few days last week. Mr..
Pagan owns several pieces of city
property and lands in Dodge and Ford
county. He says Dodge is one of the
best cities in Kansas. Property rents
higher here than in many cities. He has
great faith in the future of Western
Kansas.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

The subject OF the discourse at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing will be ''WOman and religion" Her
condition in foreign lands and what is
being done for her. Also what they have
done in Christian lands for her elevation.
Many interesting things will be brought
out in connection with this subject which
will make it interesting to all. Every
body invited.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
City Schools.

Dodge City public schools will open
Monday, September Is. All pupils de>ir-
ing To enter our schools from some other
school will please come TO the Third
Ward school building. Monday. Sept. 9,
"a week before the beginning of SCHOOL,
for examination and classification: also
those of our pupils who are required te
take examination in special branches
WARREN BAKER. Supt
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
A. DEM.
A.. POP.

The undersigned having succeeded to the
business of the Fusion Company, will
carry on the business at the old stand,
under the same rules and regulations that
governed fusion. A continuation of the
patronage given the Old firm is earnestly
solicited.
\. CITIZEN.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
Sent it 10 His Mother i'm Germany

Mr.. Jacob ESbenSen. Who is in the
employ Of the Chicago Lumber Co. AZ
Des Moines. Iowa, says: Il have just
sent some medicine back 10 my mother in
the old country. that know from personal
use to be the best medicine in the
world for rheumatism, having used it in
my family for several years. Ii is called
ChamberIain'S Pain Balm. Ii always
does the work. 80 cent bottles for sale
by W. F. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned in the conduct of
the business of strategem and spoils.
known under the name of Fusion
Company, is dissolved by mutual con-
sent, owing to the exigency of the politi-
cal situation. All debts contracted by
the firm will be settled out of the mutual
assets of the firm.
A. Dem.
4, POP
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

Sheriff Beeson and Inspector Walter
Lyons. of the Texas Live Stock AssOcia-
ton. made a quick trip after two cattle
thieves. whom they found below the
Texas line. about IS miles from Dodge
City. Mr.. Beeson left here Saturday
evening in buggy, and returned here at
10 o'clock, Tuesday morning. The men
were found fifty miles apart. They went
to the Texas line at the head of KiOwa
creek. This is regarded as very quick
trip. The men who were arrested are
charged with stealing 20 head of cattle
from the range in the Panhandle, and
selling them to parties in this city. A
preliminary trial was begun in this city
yesterday.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

A Topeka exchange notes that many
Kansas farmers are engaged in the green
goods business since the watermelon
season opened. A farmer who knowing
ly sells green watermelons ought to be
thumped.-Kansas City Journal. Go
''plug'' yourself.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

MIR. &. ID. Ionker. well known drug.
est of Bowling Green, Ohio. in speaking
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, says:
IL take pleasure in recommending it to
my customers, for | am certain that it
will always please them. sell more of
For sale by WE. Pine.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

Among the many stars who have sought
approval at the hands Of the public no
one has met with greater success than
jolly Matte Vickers, who comes to us
soon il. her latest edition of former sue
cess 'Jacquine," which will be seen at
the Opera house, on September 18th.
The Globe-republican., 1895-08-29

The Great Rock Island Route wiz
vile at Il rate less than one fare. Tickets
for sale in Kansas and Nebraska. Sept
Sth, to 10th, inclusive. and in Colorado
Sept. 9th. to Sth. inclusive
All tickets good to return Sept. l4th,
to October 9th. Get full particulars and
price of ticket by addressing Il. j. An
dersOn, \. &. Il. " II. A.. Topeka
JNo. SEBASTIAN, G.. L. \. Chicago