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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
crowds Of busy buyers, e
They have discovere
again.
Black Dress Goods. /

You judge a store by ITS Black
Dress Goods. There is no more
exacting test Of a dry goods sci
ler's ability.
The fall seasons best is now
rcady-and such Il display.
Type is powerless to show them
TO you-for black is black in
pint.
our me French Scrges are well known
to the general trade.
Boubie-N idth, DC, 3yc. value.
A. inches wide. 3Dc., JVc. value.
90 inches wide. JJc., Toe. value
Fancy Weaves, IN Black Goods, Just
fresh from Europe
These two are beauties
Satin Star and Leaf Figure, over Gre
pom Grounds. 40 inches wide, 1Oc ats
1Jc. quality)
Figured Granite and Crepe Cloths, 81
and 40 inches wide, Jc.,
Neat satin Design, over rich crepon
grounds, "A inches, 81.
Real French Crepe-Cloth, At inches
wide. 81. Crhese are regular Sl.30
grades
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Japanese Drapery.

The printers perfection of art
in japanese Drapery. The new
fall designs are dreams of lowell
ness-for mantels, overhead
draperies. curtains to transoms,
doors, and windows these goods
fill desirable want.
Gold on Red, Old-Rose. and Cream,
10 lie. yard.
Tinscl Effects, In drapery tones. lie.
Heavy Til sci Effects. IN nigh-tone drap-
cry tints, the new green prominent.
&c. yeard.
We are closing out certain styles OF Up
holstery Brocateie.
.S9c. Brocatelle, now &c.
JOc Brocatelle. now 3Jc.
15c. Brocatelle. now soc.
81 Brocatelle. now Use.
Sl.5O Brocatelle. now 81.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Good Chocolates and E0nbonS.

The finest exclusive confection-
er can't give you any finer or
frcsher Candies than We.
The chances are in our favor
because selling them cheaper We
sell . hundred pounds 20 his one.
The Candies are coming and 20
ing the rapidity Of which would
surprise You.
Finest Chocolates. FINEST BOnhCnF.
Finest Nouga;. Finest Creams. f,nest
Waters, W 10 Sic. quality, fOI -.
pound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Blankets.

Buy a good blanket now. The
advantages are yours. Chances
are much against our duplicating
these values, and prices will be
higher in November.
our large east show-window Is elo-
quent with Blanket values.
We give YOU 50 worth OF Blanket FOR -.
Large White Spreads. 81 lie. instead
OF -.
Cheese-Cio 10th Comforts. sl.25.
Heavy Comforts, 1Jc.
Eidordown Comforts, s3.cs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Infantilc Thirst for knowledge.

MAMA what day Is this?"
This is Friday, dear"
where's Sunday"
sunday is still in the future"
How did II get there?"
81 mean it hasen't come yet"
1T hasen't? What's keeping it?"'
why, dear, 1t can't come till it's time
for It,"
How does it know when it's time for
it2g
Don't bother me, Katie"
Mama, what's Sunday doing, any
howY'-Chicago Times,Herald.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

Since our last report oats have grown
so rapidly that they have lost their heads.
and during the last electric storm they
were badly shocked.
The Gaiiupville Nine were caught out
three times running last week, and at
tribute IL 10 the very catching weather
Hay Is a very light crop and the bales
Will only be about half as big as las
year. =
Bunco-steerers and grasshoppers ha' I,
picked up everything green In Buncomre
county, and are now WORKING over ueto
New Jersey.
Corn Is a fair crop. and extract werks
have been started In the psountaiud. 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

ton as 20 time between the Dark ana
tbo Middle Ages. The Middle Ages ex-
fond from about i7s A. D.. the fan OF
tho Western Empire and the conquest OF
pomo nv Odoacer, the Goth. down 10
Taa2 the discovery OF the western Hem
,snhere nv Columbus. The Dark Ages
are almost as long. dating from about
tho came time 70 the fan or CONSTANT
nonlo in 1853. and the beginning Of the
Renaissance. or revival OF learning, IN
western Europe.
The Post Glacial Age.
From what facts do biologists seek 10
determine the length OF the Post Glacial
Age?
-rbev do not seek to determine the du-
ration. they simply say that 1t lasted for
,houeands OF years They say this after
examination OF existing glaciers, after
measurements Of the changes IN the sur
face Of the earth which are stu contiuu-
ing. Biologists know how the world
was evolved, but they cannot yet say
how long ii has been growing. Esu-
mates vary from ten million years 10
ten billion years. II Is estimated mat
fhe plcistocenc period, the most recent,
,sas the shortest Of all, that the Ceno-
zoie vas from twenty 20 one nundrco
times as long as the Ploistocene period:
the MesOz0ic era two to four tunes as
long as the Cenozoic. the Paleozoic three
10 six times as long as the Mesozoic,
and the Agnotozoic three TO six times as
LONG as the Palcozoic era.
Land Of the Midnight SUM-"
What IS meant by the Land OF the
Midnirht sun? What IS the effect OF
the midnight sun on the inhabitants?
y. NJ. O.
"The Land OF the Midnight sun was
the name given 10 northern Norway by
Paul du Chailm some fifteen years ago.
AT certain points IN the northern dis
tricis M certain times during the sum
mcr from about July Goth 10 August 18TH.
the sun is never below the horizon. We
do not know that this perpetual day
light has any perceptible effect on the
people; 10 is natural 20 them. But Nor
way is not the only country wherein the
sun IS visible by day and by night IN
northern Alaska. the same phenomenon
Is observed. and there it has a bad erect
or the Southern men, who form the en-
tire civilized population. IL Is said that
every whaling vessel has at least one
insane man ON board after a season IN
the Arciic-made insane by the perpet-
tual daylight ana horrible loneliness.
Tne Eskmos. however. do not suffer
from these causes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
A|I-W0O| Serge.

AS soon as you mention
SERGE you get woman's en-
tire attention. Her associations
with this worthy fabric have al
ways been pleasant and profit
able. The word as applied TO
Dress Goods means ncatness,
durability, economy, and style.
There is such a demand for this
class of goods that makers all
over the country have advanced
their stock - TO - per cent. y
lucky thing for you We had the
foresight to contract for these in
June.
200 YARDS OF NAVY.
700 YARDS OF BLACK.
Atwood DOuble-Width, Good-Weight,
True Black, and True Blue.
They'll be ready Tor tomorrow selling
al . O'Clock sharp. 25c. yard, instead
OF 3gc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Canton F|anneIS.

Closely woven, fuH width. long and
short naD-the Satisfactory kinds arc
h0rc.
Ble3ched Canton, Sl-3, ~, II IL, Is,
and lsc. yard.
Brown Canton, III, Is. ~. lz1z. 10,
and lSc. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

that only the extract need be shipped
From a specimen sent us In a bottle we
should say Jobson's Extract goes 10 the
head. in quality.
Waterm.lons should be planted In the
light OF the moon and gathered in the
dark OF the moon.
Cucumbers have been taken In large
quantities. and holders are looking for
relief-Aker's Ready Relief.
Miss Arty Choak-No. my dear, tie egg
plant will not produce eggs north OF
i-ll-H.
Hops are coming out OF the burr and
doing finely. especially near The summer
resorts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Basement,

IT has been orr aim during the
past twelve months. since open
ing our Housefurnishing Depart
ment TO buy none but strictly
first-class goods--no seconds, No
Job or odd lots. We make orr
own selections from the choicest
goods and products Of best
makers in this and foreign conn
tries. This is the sequel to our
well-keptstock: only choice goods
find their way into this depart
ment.
Monday We open the choicest
lines of Toilet Sets and Banq:.ct
Lamps ever shown in this ..iiy.
Our prices always as low ari in
many cases lower than othe.s ask
for Jobs or seconds.
Royal English Porcelain Tolle.- Sets. 10
pieces. elegant decorations, gold trim
med, $40 the set
Elegant Hand-DeCorated Gsfd-Trlmred
i0-piece Tolet-Sets. Si..s the set.
New shapes violet DECORATIONS solid
colors. PINK, Blue. AMI Ivory body.
golt-stippiei. and gcd-hnej, l0-piece
Toiet-Sets $50 the set
BANQUET LAMPS.
Solid Brass tioid-I.1cqucrcf Genuine
onyx Column. Shade Ring and Glass
Chimney complete. $50
PREDETERMINED Solid BRASS cupid
Lamps N."t
Solid Brass Gold-Lac1uerel onyx Col
umn castHead. Shade. King. anu
Glass Chimney. complete. S3-e'.
Banluet-Lamp Globes, the latest shapes
and co.orings on the market.
"A LAST CALL
SPECIAL SALE.
MASO<'S fRCrr-JARS'
Best White-Fiipt Glass. only safe lar
10 put fruit up In. Limited nran'it-
left BE on hand and secure what yCy
may need Tor the late fruit.
Pinis. &c dozen.
Quarts. 75c. dozen.
Half-Galions, 9sc. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Mems Shirts.

Once a man buys an Unlaun.
dcred Shirt from us he becomes
regular customer no matter
where he lives. We get orders
from Texas to Michigan and
our local trade is immense. We
seldom advertise them on ac-
count of our trouble to supply
the demand. Just a big lot IN,
and we want more men TO know
of their goodness.
Something about the fit and
set of collar and sleeve that
seems to catch the men, while
the women who buy for men at
once recognize the superior cot
ton and linen.
Plain and Pleated Bosom, Soc; So half
dozen.
Custom-Q Quality, long bosom, 75c.; si..o
half-dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Dress Furnishings.

BE you dressmaker or dress
makers patron, such Dress Fur
nishing offerings as these should
command your attention. Lit
tie items, but big values.
SiIk-Seam Binding. &c piece.
Substituted Boue-Casing, II lie. piece
yards.
Patent Hump" Hooks and Eyes. sc.
card.
solf-Threaaing Needles, Sc paper.
Genuine Whalebone. Toe. dozen Others
scli horn strips az this price,
Horn strips. &c. dozen.
Black Pins. lc. box.
KIRBY Bcarus" Black Pins i5c boxes
for ;oc.
The "Richmoni" Stockinet Dress
shields. guarant ssd impcrSious. worth
2nc.. Ice. pair
Irwin steer Dress stays. lor. dozen.
with patent brass ends and fancy cas-
ings.
English Pin Books, &C. each contain
80 assorted Black and " mite p.nsl.
Inside Dress-Bclung, lsc. piece, W
yards.
Nickeled steel Traeiug-WheolS. &C. each.
Brass Spring Tapo-Moasures. &c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
window Shades. Especial.

We've gathered together lot OF First
Class Shades. set or spring rollers.
perfect goods. coi0rines q fgtie OF.
that's all. have been -. -. and Soc.
each, . for 25c. now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
TRANSFORMATIONS of Conrres..

Plcs Sc give the total appropriations OF
each Congress since the Tfty-iirst?
n. NJ. n.
In the FIRST session, the Fif;y-nrst Con-
gIcss appropriated Si9l sG, 2S.c5; in the
second session, 81. -. sol -; a total or
81 05 eco. 1891 The F1fty-second Con-
gross az its first session appropriated
E,GCNlSSH. and al It's second. Soly,J0i,-
E9I q total OF N.O27 l04.5fl92. The t1r-
ty-third Congress appropriated 1920
1896 40 its hrst session and yi9S, lOs,vo6.Ol
at its second, so that its total appropria-
lions amounted TO $3.50. G3S. o9lol.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Imitation, TO RoyalfyS Weddings.

TO decide a wager. please say II invita-
lions were sent put 20 the wedding or
the Duke OF York and Princess Mary or
Teck. and 10 the wedding OF the car or
Russia and the Princess Alx OF Hesse
II so. who sent them NJ T.. b.
Invitations 10 the wedding OF the Duke
Of York and the Princess Mary OF rccK
we're sent out by the Lord Chamberlain.
j. command OF the Queen Of Great brl-
tain and Ireland. I'm the case Of the
cars marriage. the invitations were
sent out by the Marshal OF the imperial
Court. Prince Trubeisky.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Deaths Since the Christian Era.

Does the number Of deaths since the
beginning Of the Christian era exceed the
number OF persons now livlug2 TX. n. A.
We have seen the statement that the
ad at any given time outnumDcr the
. ing at the same time. and we tninK
I must be so. The present population
~ the world Is estimated at i.5n."oVJ.
= the dead since A. -. TO exceed thai
mber would require a yearly death
ate OF less than Spooa. and the world .
cath rate must exceed that greatly. In
Tact. in the census year 1890. the to-
(al deaths IN the United States amounted
I % s72.9H.
The Dark and the Middle Ages
Is there any distinction between the
Dark and Middle Ages in respect 10 GATE
tId duration? J. A. IL.
There y some. but very little distinc-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
No Good.Frlday on April 18th.


What were the greatest riots IN this
country? ". L.
Probably the draft riots OF 1863. IN
New York city. Boston, and elsewhere,
In New York they lasted three days ana
resulted in much hlOOdshed. 1ne injured
and killed were so generally removed by
their friends that u was impossible 10
tell what the loss of life was, but many
estimates were made. some Of them 80
fnE as ll.n as LOO klllel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

Please let me know through your query
column what steps ! must take TO Sc
cure an estate lett 10y relative WHO
lived IN England. but died many years
ago. Ills eirs are in America.
loar first step should he ia the Hiiec-
ton OF the Office of a reliable ana apie
lawyer. Give him your facts ana lac can
tell YOU what TO do next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

VIII YOU please tell me a cure FOR ca
tarrh Of the throat mot chronic) ana en-
laraemcnt of the t0nsilsy
Your safe course s to consult a rehanle
throat specialist. In the meantime avon"
chin drafts on the napo Of the neck
rake care Of your digestion. and pay oh-
icent attcAiion 90 the bath. Espccld4iy
.ake care of YOUR digestion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08
Correct Pronunciation Of "TheIma."


On what day viii the moon be fun In
May. 1885,
ON Tuesday. May 2sth. at about 10
,tal,.L i'm tho arcufrr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-09-08

What was Prince Alberts family
name? What was queen Victoria's?
\. IL. A.
So far as Prince Albert had any fam
fly name il was Victim. So far as Queen
Victoria had any. it was Guelph. Her
name would be Victim now, IL she fol-
lowed the custom Of ordinary nortals.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
TWO LIVES FOR ONE
Father and Son Hangsd on the
Same Tree by a Mob.
SHERIFF KNEW WHAT WAS COMING,

But Took No Efficient Measures to Uphold
the .Majesty OF the Law"-Triple Trag-
edy at Chicago-Two Women and Mis-
creane Shot-Beautjful illustration of
Our Advanced Civilization Preparing in
Missouri-Criminnl Record.
ELLENsDURG, Wash, Aug. 15-Samuel
Vinson and his son Charles were lynched
here for the murder during a drunken
row on Sunday of Mike Kehlopp. q saloon.
keeper. The ringing of fire bells was tho
signal for the crowd to assemble, and
within three minutes a mob was batter
ing down the doors Of tho county Jail. It
took an hour and half to overpower the
guards and force an entrance to the Jail.
Tho victims were walked three blocks to
a tree. The elder Vinson was soon strung
up. Then some one said to Charles Vim
son: Your pa is Up there; go and see
him." The two men wero hanged to the
same limb, their faces six inches apart.
Sheriff Know What Was Coming.
The bodies were allowed to hang after
the mob dispersed. The sheriff was aware
of the plan to lynch the Wilson's, and al.
though he had extra deputies ON duty
at the Jail no violent measures were taken
against the mob. Charles Vinson CON-
spired with others to hold up "a Northern
Pacific train last April. He informed on
his confederates, who were caught ut
their rendezvous. Hc had previously
served term in the state prison.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
ABBREVIATED TEIEGRAMS.

William Foxwell. of Yorkville, Wis,
has fallen heir to q British estate with a
rent roll of $4,000 year, and to an &C.
.cumulation of personal property in chan.
Gerry amounting to g., o0o,O 600.
Obituary; At Tolono, Ills, Mayor
Laban G. Burr. At San Diego, Cal,
Rev. DIR. William Dean, the first Baptist
missionary to China and Siam. At War.
rem, Ills. David Richardson, aged IS. At
Sharon, Wis, ex.Postmaster w. Is. Her.
ron. At Fayetteville, Ills, Fred Holtkamp
aged to. At Des Moines, Ia, Louis Aron.
berg, aged G..
Edward +. Sterling, claiming to be O
Chicago travelling man, is under arrest ut
New York, charged with stealing a gold
watch and jewelry from O Newport art
ist.
The business portion of Pikeville, Tenn.
was destroyed by fire Only one store Is
left standing. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$780,
Hundreds of lives are reported lost by q
storm that swept the coasts of Japan.
Prince Yang Ho PAX, the refugee Corean
minister of the interior. who fed from
Seoul q month ago to avoid arrest ut tho
instigation Of the queen. has arrived at
Victoria, Is. c., en- route to tho United
States.
The race at Buffalo between John r.
Gentry. Joe Patchen, and Robert j. is off,
because terms could not be agreed upon.
The whisky trust property has been sold
at auction, the place being the Chicago
court house and the auctioneer Receiver
McNulta The Reorganization commit.
tee" bought the property for S9s0o.OOo
A fiendish attempt was made to destroy
the entire fifty inhabitants Of Horsford
Park, Ind, by poison. The whole vii.
lags attended a dance, and somebody
poured u quantity of strychnine into the
water pail from which the dancers drank.
Miss Reisig, Charles Williams and two
young lady visitors from Chicago will die.
Governor Morrill's friends at Topeka,
Kas., claim that his departure cast is
to consult with Thomas b. Reed for So
curing tho Republican nomination to tho
vice presidency next year.
A tornado passed over Steele county,
Mimi, doing :immenso damage. The
storm conferred at Bolleplaine, where
hailstones fell bigger than base balls.
Every glass window in the town was
broken, horses were knocked senseless,
and the corn crop was ruined.
Six OF the eight aldermen in Denver
We're nearly mobbed for voting the way
the mob thought was wrong on the water
question. 1t was threatened that at tho
next election a council would be elected
that would confiscare the property of the
water works company. Three of the six
aldermen were escorted homo by the po.
lice. The other three were taken to the
station, where they took the first train
out of the state.
General Harrison'S Dortralt bv East
man Johnson has been received at
Washington and will be hung in the gal.
lcry of ex-presidents. It represents Har.
rison standing by table with his right
hand on the table and left hand ON his
hin.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
SOLID WESTERN GLASS COMBINE.
Practically All the Factories This Side Of
PittsburE Taken In.

Practically All the Factories This Side Of
PittsburE Taken In.
ANDERSON, Ind. Aug. ia supple.
mentary meeting of the glass manusac.
turers' trust held in Indianapolis was
held here last night. Only twelve lead
ing companies were in the glass trust be-
fore, but last night thirty -one were taken
in, which practically includes all west Of
Pittsburg. This makes the combination
solid and able to control the markets in
future. A similar movement is working
east Of Pittsburg, and tho two districts
are working in connection.
All plants will probably be closed until
the supply is worked off clean. The new
combination controls So pots. more than
half of those that are alive. The volume
of business they will do is about s., OoO. 900
annually. The headquarters will be 10.
Gated in Muncie and another meeting
will be held here next Tuesday to select
OfficerS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
Germany Makes the Amende.

WASHINGTON. Aug. I5.-The state do.
Parsment has received n dispatch from
Secretary Of Legation Jackson, charge
d affaires at the embassy of the United
States at Berlin, giving a statement con-
corning the arrest of two American citi-
Zens-Fred and Ferdinand Xort. These
men were naturalized ~ Chicago in 1885,
Later they made a visit to Germany, were
arrested and fined 15o marks for failure
to perform military duty. The German
authorities upon an investigation under
taken at the instance Of the American en-
bassy annuilcd the proceedings and or.
dered the return of the money.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW York. Aug. II.
Money OF can easy at l per cent
Primo mercantile pa2sr 81 Ata par cent.
Sterling exchange steady. with actual bus
iDess in bankers Ills at 4sj,sGf,cS4 for
demand aad 1922 D 1891 for sixty day; pos,el
rates igO 1isl: Comm ,rcisl bills. 1851
Silver certificates 6.06,I4: no sales; bar sill
We, 663l. Mexican dollars .3ii
United States. 'vernmeat bonds steady;
NEVIS reg, l2l34; do. coupons, Ella: IS reg.
ons, usI4; rs reg. 9j!a; Paci;i, 6's of o. lOL
chicago Grain and Produces.
CHICAGO. Au: IL
Following were tho quotations On the
Board of Trale today: wneas-Augu,t.
opened 6j9s,. closed 65Isc: September. opened
s6.ac. Closed e6c: December. opened 6s,4c.
closed 6S5sc. Corn-August, nominal. closed
s74c; September, opeaed 3Sc. closed 37iic:
December. opcuei 3stic. clossi 3issc; May,
opensd ;2is.. c.csed 5s,4c. Oats-Augu.t,
norlinal, osci l9,ic; september. opened
l9,s', closed lsjsc; Nav, opened ailic. closed
2s,4c. Pork - September. opened Sa+5.
closed S93); January. opened Sinl0, closed
sl0Ga :. Lard - September, opened So 97i..
closed $500.
Produce: Butter-Extra creanery. l3c per
ID; extra dairy. lGls:; pacLin: stock. SD
&c. Esgs-Fresh stock. loss OF, H.; per
dozen. Live pouitry-Spr ng chickens, lJc
per ID; hens Sia:: roosje.s. 5t5lsc: tur-
4uD per doz. Potato,s-Ohio. 81 b IS: per bl.
New apples. Dsl.Gl per Dbl Honey
White clover. Lilo 'ctiors. new stock, l3yso
lac; brown comb ID Die: dark comb. POI.
packages. &c; strained California. 5G5..
Chicago 1.-Two stock.
CHICAGO. Aug. IL
Live S;ocx-Prices at tn. Union Stock
yards today ranged as follow: Hoss-flsti.
mated receipts for the day, is J1I: sa!o,
ranged a. S3iODLS5 pigs, 81 5iGJ.0) light,
si.luG4.3J rough packing. St30l4S0 mixed,
and Sk3514.sJ heavy pac King an shipping
lots.
Cattle-Estimated receipts for the day.
lSOD; quotations ranged at SIS c6.O5 choice
to extra shipping sto.rs, SL7jll5.tj rod t
choice do, S4l'loi.Sb fair to good, S3.6J1A0
comm N to medium do, $50 d 7j butchers
steers, S.401S0j cSers. SGD !DI0) feeders,
Sl.5NtI.0 cows, s9.5JDL4D heifers, S!.0JI3.SJ
bulls, S2.6t9i2 p Texas steers sl.356tl10 west.
ern range steers. ami $50 y 20 veal calves.
Sheep-Estinat-d receipts for the day,
l.,O0l; sales ranged at S23oG375 westerns
Se0lS365 Texans. Sl75Ot75 natives. and S. VI
G5S5 lambs,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
Tho Weather We MAY Exua IL,

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1.-the following arc
the weather indications tor twenty-four hours
from p. m. yesterday: For Illinois-Fair,
coolor weather; Eortherly winds, becoming
variable. For lndiana-Eair. cooler weather;
nor;herly winds. For Lower Michisan-Fair
weather. preceded by showers in extreme
eastern portion: probably cooler in western
porsioni variable winds. For Upper Michi.
gan-Fair weather IN western, showers in
eastern portion: variable winds For Wiscon.
sin-Fair weather: northwesterly winds For
Iowa-tair weather; slightly cooler in ex.
tremc southeastern portion; northerly winds
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-08-15
Purchases a RiCi,t.of. way.

SAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Aug. Ian
eastern syndicate represented by F. IL.
Clergue has purchased outright the right
of-way of the old St. Mary's Falls Water
Power company which. after expanding
$50 90 on the canal seven years ago
stopped work on account of lack of funds.
Later the canal was sold under mortgage
foreclosure and the last sale was made
by the mortgages. The amount paid
was $50. GOD