MANUFACTURING NOTES.
Vhe Grant Locomotor Works of Patter-
Un, being unable to compete with slmllsr
inbltslimont e'sewhor.
fht Laughliit Nnil Company, Whoellnir,
works arc at Martini Ferry, Ohio, in
V sii months ending June 80, mn la 180,00,)
L-s of noils, and shipp;! 1SS.IW0 kogs.
'ontracts linva lieen slgnetl for the removal
the Favorite Stove Works of Cincinnati t
his. The town of lqui lias agreed to
k-t tho lieeessirjr IniiMings for tlio new
of the com piny on eljjlit acres ot
hind dona eti ior in purpose, supply mem
hi natural R is for ton yctrs an I benr the
l-ns of 230 cnrlonils of frt-lght from the
works.
t tho RIverslHo Work, Wheeling, the
, bar ami ru:i1o mills, at il the steol
ksarnon full, nrd on full turns. The full
Uclty of the steel d-partmint Is being teb
lo meet the d insud for aid pipe, which
his to I rapidly Mipeiwdliift all other
1, Uecontly in one week they fthipied
urIo.nls a'one, I vsiiles large shlrr.e.its of
r other products.
or a vrar or more Thomas MMgley, form
"tuperintendent of the llirtm in Wire
s, at Beaver Falls, hns been exKri
Jlng in the mmiufni'turo of wire belting
rio covere I with rulilier, for which he
bikeii out j atenl s. He hni cnrricl his
k es to such a ilegrej tlii. uu rtrher-In
S .7 J. K. Kniers n, the raw mitiufnrturer,
I other capitalists, have as'ocintcl them
LifH with him and purchased '-M acres of
kod 4 lleaver Fal's, where buildings are
fc-!aj rec'.d to niantifsctur the article.
f A UKJANTIC I OSS 1 1
Jjossoftlio Hrplilian Ago Found
In Kansas.
F. W. Cragln, of Washburn College,
iretl at Downs, 0 borne county, Kan.,
frilled remains of a hua fossil, l'rof.
i pronounces It to lie the most remark
v.
hie fTfcimsn found iluci 1(477. The snU
Ml tdinplete ai littlj over sixteen
t ffe length, Tlie jaws inismrj
tree feet eight Im-lioi, tho neck bo
(m jfour and Ove feet long, and tho
ij about nine feet long ami three or four
It through. It ha t immnns t te?th, al ut
fee lootes in length, and eicb pair worke-l
leptndent o! the leit, like pilr of hook' d
firm. The animal was of such gigantic
(portions that it would have bee i able to
ksi horse in its massive Jaws, and mint
been king of the watr. It had flinpor
ltlmilor to seal's, anil it fee, two In
Imbefy wore short. It was plain thst it
quatic animal of tho reptilian ao.
t
AIT Kit
MANY YKARS.
thcr FlniU Ills Abdiictrd Child
lit Young Lady In Texas.
Aatlonnl and rommtic story com s
m Antonio, Texas. X. S. Gray is a
Btatos detective, and has discovered
Antonio In a vounir lsilr 'JO vane f
U the long lost dnu titer of II. F. Iialch, of
m . Dakota. The young wonia i was a
i '. 'of 0 yoir when a'nluoted from
r ' koine. Her father at that
E residel in Micon ounty, this
te where he ran a hotel In 1S77 business
i hhn from horn for a few days, and
hit absence banrde r at the hotol
', R. C. Graves, took a spin of horse
jon belonging to Ktilcli, and, with
f est daughter, 0 year old, left for
akuown. From thut time to the pra
s been unable to gain any clew of
mv'KHit of either daughter or prop
Bough Utliss hud detectives cointtant-
alert Detective Gray knew ths
tore she was a' ducted uud says there
M about the idoiitiiic .tion.
tU AMERICAN 1'AltTY.
iteration of Principle a Tut
j'orth by the Exccttilvo
Commit tee,
pcutive Committee of the Amoricn
issued a rail for a National Conveu
l held in Washington city Aug. IS.
iplos of the Party are enunciated a
They domain! the c ref ul n trIction
gratlon to pervou of good
who are wiiiiug to oticy
and respect our institution;
ducitionul suffrage onl the ex
tha probitionary perio-1 to 14
least; they declare in favor of the
fee school systom, and wou'd pro-
t?t against the anulta ot either
fcrct foes; they ask l hat American
I be owned by American citizen
favor the permanent and mt
oparstlon of CburcU and Htutf,
td protection for In lustrious Amor
the curse of fordignism in wiia -
e it antagonize our institution
s our National lib.rty and unity.
Fuller Confirmed.
W. Fuller I a been conflrmul to
istice of the Supreme Court of the
"tes. Tne vote by which he wss
i4t to SO was not a flattering one.
rnatori spoke in upxrt of his
pa Furwell and Cullum, Uth
'U. Three KepuMirmis spoke
i-8tewart, Edniotid and Evur s.
f brought agaiiiht him were two
in the Illinois LejUlatur and in
Incapjcity for so high an oflio.
tnmblicaa voted agsiust him and
lJ-Hli the Fe mylvanla He. i.
I for Ms co i firm itiou. The othr
voting with tie Democrat wLre
vis, Farwell, Frye, Hale, Jones.
Mitchell and Itiddleberger.
A Uljf Iurchah.
llppincott, of Nhw York, hai
business of the Eiison I'liono-
uny, with nil Improvement by
for 15 ytwirs to cine, for over
Mr. Lippinott his a' leoiue
of the American Grnphnplione,
janl'.'d company to lutroduus
)cath with Horror.
ia reoclieil Auburn, Callfonila,
ccurred in the Hidden Treature
ter, causing the death of ev
l The bodies of Robert M.
I John Bourlng have been re
l several nioo who were taken
Vy buruod.
A MANIAC AT TIIE TIIROTTLC
Thrllllns; Fxprlonve of l'aaaenfferi
on An Excursion Train.
An excundon party on the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad had the thrilling experience
of riding behind a locomotive at the throttle
of which was a tnidman. The Shenandoah
Riilroad connect with the West Maryland
roft 1 at Hajerslown, Marylnnd. The excur
ion wo t Tommr, on the Blue Ridge
mountains, and the train was returning when
the exciting episode occurred.
It was about 8 o'clock. The lamp had
U en lighted, and the train was speeding
over the mountain south of Hngi-rstown.
Tlio conductor was oolloctlng tlcketM, whoa
he and the p snengers were startle 1 by the
train suddonly stopping an 1 a series ot wild
yells from the direction of th engine. The
conductor hurried forward. In the biggage
car he met the engineer ami fireman, thoir
face blanched with terror. Just then the
train began slowly moving.
"My G'xl!" oxclaimod the onginoer, "there
Is a crjry man in tho cab." Ho excite lly re
lated how at a station just pissed the man
had Jum; cd on the tondor and, covering tho
englnt or and fireman with a pistol, hud forc
ed them to l ave and climb bock in the
l aggsge car.
No time was to be lost, all briikes were
hnrd down and the train was moving slowly.
Thecnnluctor Jum; o l to the grounl whlls
the engineer climbed back over the teuler.
The conductor p eke I up a largo stono and
called to the crazy man to jump d wn. He
responded with a shoe As he fired out of
the window tho engineer 0: a wind in, eiezed
the throttle and stopped tho train. The con
ductor threw the stone an i it telle I tho I una,
tic, cutting a terrible gaih in his b a U He
turned out to be Honry Martin, of Penton
ville, Va., who h id bon craze I by liquor
The passenger wore badly frightened.
ANOTHER REVENGE CIRCVIiAU.
Frobahlllty of Further Arrest of Chi
oago AnaicliUt--.
inspector Bonfleld, of Chicago, lias now In
his possession eoplet of what purpor.a 1 1 be a
credit nowsvapor, but which Is in ro ility a
secret circular, d.irorlng but little from the
famous "Revenge" circular tilth which Aug
ust Spies called the fatal Hiiymsrkct meeting
together two years ago latt May. The mniii
difference is tint the paper, which U
termed "Tho Revenge," call for active lois
on the part of old time Anarchists to revenge
the execution of Spies, Ling, Kngel and Fis
cher. It was learned tint this paper is I eing
distributed secretly among thu Ai nrvhlst
grouiM, and that aUhough it purports to le
printed iu a foreign land, it is really taned in
Chicago, It Is said to be not improbable that
the discovery of this sheet will lead to the
arrest of prcniinent At arcbisK not only in
Chicago, but all over the country, and that
the police are only waiting until their chniu
of evidence shall hive leen completed.
Chief Hubbird sys thit sooner or later in
aesrcblng the house of suspected Re la for
dynamite he or some of his mon will run
egaiust a snsg. By this be mean that some
cunning and revt ngeful Anarchist will fix up
an old trunk or a box so that it will go oil
whon opened and blow the whl searching
party Into eternity. It this happens it is
ur that the contriver of the infernal ma
chine will b killed at the amo tim, for
hen after, It It Intimated, that the police will
insist that the suspected man shall do the
wtrchlng binvelf und r the direction and
sujiervision of the police. No more force will
be us 1 than is necewary to accomplish this
result, but its use will bj considered legiti
mate in such cakes.
WINTER AVIIEVT YIELD.
I'.st 'mstca In Sinti-a from Which
Report Have Itevu Kecelvcil.
The Farmer' lleviriv this week prints the
following crop summiryi A c ireful wrivns
ot our reorts fhows thut Wisconsin has the
largiwt ostimated yie'd of winter who it, tho
next being Kantis with the othr S'.iloi in
tho following ord r: Misaouri, Illinois, Ken
tucky, Indiana, Ohio. The estimated aver
age yield of each State is thus giveii:Wisc main
twenty-live c unities, 21 ' 3 1ml; Kima-i,
thirty-eight c mutie. 19 bu. ; Miniurl, forty
ellit c junties, 14 1-7 bu. ; Illinois, seventy,
one cmuties, 13 1-7 bu.j Kentucky, twonty
even countios, I'i l-'i bu. ; Michigan, twenty
elg t couutics, '2 4-7 la; Indiana, forty
three counties, 10 1-3 bu. ;0.ilo, fifty counties,
10 Wi bu.
There is no change worthy of note in the
condition of tho other crops. Hay, however,
is yielding Mimowhat better than was antic
ipated. Oats promise to bo a heavy crop
this year. Potatoes also are promising welt
A COLLISION IN A TUNNEL.
Both Train Wrecked A Conduct o
and Five Train Hand Killed.
A collision occurred on the Lehigh & Sus
quehanna division of the Central Railroad of
New Jersey iu a tui nol on the mountain
near Whit Haven between a coal
train and the New York fast freight
Cou luetor Geo. Kaiser, of White Jlaveu,
was killed and five train-hands badly injure I.
Both trains were running at a good rate of
peed, and both vuglnes ore total wreck.
Many freight car were I roken to piece an I
hurl td s round on all tldos ot the tunnel.
The accident was caused by one engineer for
getting bis or ier to look out for the other
train. The damage to rolling-stock and
in-rchaudise willbi very large.
Rich Gold Quart.
The r!c'iest dU-overy of gold ever nnde
outside of the L'oiits ock lo le was ma e at
the Like Suxrior Iron Company' shaft, ev
e.i miles frrm liliRinlng. Mich.
Turve hundred pounds ot quarts carrying
free gold at the rt of over t'iO.oOO per ton
win uncovere I by one Id mt an 1 brought into
the city, herd it is creating the wilduU ex-c;U-nnnt.
tii in i very rio i discoveries have
Uen iihiIj before at th shaft, but no hing
I ke tills Tlieqiurtx brought by one blast
is worth fully 110,000.
10,000 Itarrel Dally.
A special from Findlay, 0 says that great
exoitement lagoi again in tho oil territory in
li nt vicinity by th discovery of an oil well
that exoee I anything yet struck. It I es
tlmated tl at the flow at presout Is from 7,000
to 10,000 I arrets per day. The well will pro'
ably producj 3,000 bttiTvl when tho (list pie
uie Is off.
. . STOLEN MONET. '
Orcr Two Millions Embezzled In
Six Mouths.
Array of Defalcations by Trusted
Employes in Ten Years.
The New York Herald says that during
the half year of Wi there were twonty-nlne
rases, the aggregate amount omb'zr.led or
appropriated being IS.JIO.OOVRI. This sum
milled to the IS,.M3.H1.X1 lnvnlve.1 during
the previous ten years make a total of .s,
?5M.47'.4I in 11 months, or at the rate of
lliy.7Kl .Vt per month.
The leading emboislement for so far
was that committed by Charles H. I'iU-hnr,
teller of tha I'nion Manic of I'rovidi nee. It.
I., who carried off lH.tHl In rash and se
curitii'S. He was arrested In Canada and
impudently propose I tt "coinprnmi)'' for
fl.'.n.ooo. The following Isa list of the d"
fnlcntions and cmliei.lciiiciits during the III st
half of the year lSs-:
Circleville, l Hiio. .laminrv 2
Jacob II. IMaplaine, clerk in
panr fn.tory 3,000 0t
Miltnrd, Miins., Janunrv rt.
Arthur II. Hall, clerk in Hope
dale Mnchine omp in v 2,KW 00
Troy, N. Y., January "7. A-n
W . WicUea, casiiler Central
National Hank 9,(01)00
Blrminglmm. Ala., January I.
Krank M. Irwin, regisU'r
Citv Court V 10,000 00
Autmm, Y., January 2A
Charles ti'ilrien, cashier, and
Klmer Moore. Umkkwiior. of
the First National Itnnk, car-
ritsl otr all the cash and availa
ble securities. Ksetiel to
Canada lso.000 00
rhiladniphia, Tenn.. February 1.
Ikaac Henry Itoberta, cashier
of WhiU hall. Tatum t Co. . . . 10,Oo0 0)
Middletown. N. Y., February '2.
Charles H. tstarr. County
Treasurer. Hook reported
missing 29,03 03
Philadelphia, l'enn., February k.
Henry K lteese. cashier for
J. K. Kingsley Co. tin IH75
einlieAlwl (liii.ooo from an
other llrm and compromised
for C.;,000.) I'leail guilty to
la-st olTouce February Sen
tence two years and a half iin
pruninent
I'biladelplna, Tenti., Kebruarv
"7. iram N. Ingram, clerk
for JoliiiHon, HiggiusA Cur-
tin. Said ho intendwl to com
mit suicide 3,0 X) 00
Harrislmrg, 1'enn.. March .V
John M. Longnucker, Treasurer
of Dauphin county 3",000 0)
Battle Creek. Mich , March vf I.
Joseph II. Whipple, alias H.T.
Mather, president lVmln'oko
Knitting Mills; airested in
New York f,t 00
Daviosn count v, hid , March 'Jn.
Itichard H.Greiii wool, Coun
ty Treasurer 1 1.1M 00
Frankfort, Kv., March '.'1.
James W. 'fat, Htato Treas
urer of Kentucky 40,ihVi 00
New Orleans, Iji., March -M.
Fernnnd I'onpsrt.clerk in Cot
ton Ksrhnnge, arresUsl at
Wichita. Kan SO.VH) (K
Willimnntic, Conn., March
H. F. Iloyce, treasurer of
savings bnuk I'iO.OIOOJ
Raleigh, N. C. Mnrdi U7
1'resideiit Cliarl'W K. I 'rosa and
Cashier Samuel C. White, of
State National Hank; arresUsl
in Canada and now under bail
for trial; t arried of l.,,t'. hi
money '."Xt.OOO 00
liewburg, N. Y.. April 7. -Arthur
. Wiltsie and John M.
l'ollock, Unkers 100,010 00
Kew Albany, lnd., Atril 10.
County Treasurer Weir, al
oondol 70,000 00
Penec Falls, N. Y., April St.
N. 1'. B. Wells, secretary Sav
inzs Bank: excused himself lie
cause his salary was only f 4H)
per annum 10.0 K) 00
Philadelphia, l'enn., April 'St.
John II. Murphy, clerk for
I'r. Daniel Itray i(iO0 00
Columbus, iiluo, April I .
W. Corzilius, cashier South
KndHank 11,000 00
tvott t ounty, Kan., April Js.
K. 1. (irant. Treasurer ",) 00
fiew ork City, May t . J.
De linun. cashier 1'ark Hunk. '.'",( J 00
1'atersiiu, N. J.. June l'.l J"liu
W. I eiiMin, treasurer F.xumpt
Firemen's AiH'iatioii .1,00) 00
Lambertville, N. J.. June 1'..
Major l.ibbie. City Tax Re
ceiver .1,101 03
rrovldfiice. It. I.. June J7.-
Chnr!-s A. I'iUher, teller III
I' n ion It ink KlS.r.H 00
Jers-yCitv, N. J., .'un U".t.
J oil 1 11. Van l-onii. Ixsikliis-p. r
in Se.-ond National liauk -Ii.imK) 00
New York city.JuueJ'O. AlU-rt
K Krahe, ( ashier fur llirn h
ii Co 4,000 01
Total for six months of lsss, .(, i,u,r, o;
mcAi'iTui.ATtos run tkn veaks ano a
UAI.K.
1S7
1S7U
IhSII ,
ll
18V4
1ks;i ,
lw4
ltvVi
1SM1
JSK7
tiss (six months'..
J,7Vt.!ll i'.l
1.4s.4-.'7 (HI
v,ii,r: .vi
S.wC.'.tti 0
U'.84,4:l K7
i;-.Mii.;!'.ii u
:t.47;,.VU 44
:i,7Ni,.mi o i
4.4.V,, n;s n:i
a,jiu.oi.-i
Grand total $1,7.V,4 J 44
In 1-1 months from the 1st of January,
ls;s, lo dute the total of all disenvore I o
falcations nlKive ! SM is i,71 i,474 4 i, t
equul to f 4ifJ,7Sl 5.1 p T month.
Yellow Fever Spread Inn In Florida.
Secretary Fairchild leciived a Udegrnm
fnuii the Governor of F.or.du asking the its.
S kt moo of the Government in suppressing
tho yellow fever, which be says tliicVena to
b-coine epidemic at Tampi and M-tutee. The
Socretary held a coiilereiico with Surojns
G. nersl Ham ltou of the Marine Hoipiiul
Bureau, on the subject, and ii struc uj him
to rentier all itossilile asaista ice. He also in
formed the Governor of Florida by telt graph
that the nece-a try stsi irou'.d lo taken by
the proier Federal oltl Mrs to uld the lxul
butUoritii.
A Mining Town Destroyed Ity I I re.
Aft cd-s'royid the c al-miuliig town of
Ros yn, twenty miles from K bmsburg, W.
T., rendering the entire popuUtioii ot 1,100
boineleat. The wind was blowing at a fast
rite at the time and thu town being without
lire apparatus nothing was sived. Relief
wi.s Milt from K:len burg. Abou '-' h iu
WW's burned L su, VJ0,'K)J; uo iumiuuco
An ancient canoe has been found in
tha Tunliovd Fjord, in Valders, in 8outL
Central Norway. It U' been. Katuie
lays, hollowed out by luuans of red-hot
itomi, and is 4 1-3 meter long and 80
centimeter broad. It i in fair con
dition. Tho find is of interest, a no
other primitive vessel of tho kind hat
been found Inland Iu Norway. The bout
will he tent to tho Museum atthristlaolt.
FIFTIETH CONGRESS.
The Rennfe Wednesday suspended all othT
l'usins tu order that Kemt-.r Ulslr could
jet through his F.Uht-Honr LiW bliL
The House Wednesday again cjrsldj-red tin
Tariff bill in Commlttn. of the Whole, anil
the first paragraph, whici had Ix-en piss. d
over Inform illy (tint p!a lng cotton ties oi
hooj on the free list) wnstli. n taken up. Mr.
McShane, of Nelirsska. off.'red an amend.
ni"iit placing on the free li.t nil Iron ai d
stcd Iiojis no, thinner than No. SO wire
gsiige, Aereed to ito71. O.i motion of
Mr. Mills tlio existing rates of
duty were restore! on rement and
whiting and Tnris w hitiv The duty on I'nrU
re-n wa, on iiv.tion (f Mr. llret'kenridjo,
of Arkansas, llxed at 1 'J1,' is-r cnt nd vnl
nrein. The pottery schwiu'e, which had l een
(sisko I ovci, was then tnUen up for cnldrB
tmn. t)n motion of Mr. livnuin, of Indians,
the duty oncliiiin, porccMn, e irtlien, stone
nr ens'kery wnit was incr -nw from 4. to fiO
per cent, ad valorem. Mr. Itiii ha-isn, of
New JeinT, cIT-re I an nmen lment striking
nut tho cIm-IuIm iii,1 ins-Tting the sciudnle
of the existing law. Rejivt-il.
Af'er a little roiitlno businoss Tlmr by.
the Hons" went into Committet if fie Who n
(Mr. Hnrlngor, of Illinnis, in the cl nir on the
Tariff bill, the tie tiling am -I'd ni-nt le ni
that offered by Mr. Mills, nf Texts, restoring
I h present rate of duty on tolmco Mr.
Mills' ninendmeiit wns ngritvl to without
d vision. On motion ot 'Mr Hplnoli, of NVtv
York, the pres 'tit rate of duly wss re-tord
on pip s, pls howls wA all mn "kin s' art d-s
not otherwis provided for. Tin next few
items were pased over qu'ck'y and nuniil
ineiita restoring ' ho present rate of dii'v nn
the various articles were vote I down without,
division. An nuieiidiiient to plsi'it n duty of
fifty pr cent, a I valorem on lint ninterinls
was reji cbsl. The d bate m the Tariff bill
clowd at 'J:'KI . m. with an nnlnmttsl (siliti
eil discussion, and then ttie ommitten hmj
ami amid npplnie on the D.-ni cratic si (e,
the bill wis reported favorably to the Hons...
Its consideration was then tstponed until
H iturdny at l :-').
The debstA on the tariff bill was cVsl
Saturday by Mr. Mills, who spoke an hoim
All the ameiidiueiits were nKrud to except
ti nt on cotton ties, nn which Mr. McKinley
demsnile 1 a yen and nay vote. It resulted
yo is 170, nnys 1'J4, ami the amendment stands
as nirro-d to iu committee. The previous
tpieation was then ordered on final ttss-ngn
mid the yens and navs ciilhsl, Mr. Sow len
n n l a letter from Mr. Rnudnll nsking to I
pnired with a friend of the bill,
and expressing himself distinctly op
tstt,l to lis IsisNige, Til" Vi'ttn-sulttsl' veas
lii'J, nsvs H'.i. All the Democrat vott d in
the affirmative except Mes-rs. Sowden, of
l'ennsylvjnia, (irwiininn, Merrimsn and
Rllss, of New York. All the Rcpuliljciiis
voted pay except Fitch, of New York, nnd
Nelson, of Mimiesot'i. The four lndciciid nit
memls-rs votetl nye. Mr. Rami ill wiiap'iin d
with Mr. Hogg, "of West Virginia. When
tho speaker announce I the pnssagit of t li
bill the Dem crata broke into i he. r aid
waved baudsiins wildly iu tin- air.
A LA 1 1 M IN 1IAYTI.
One-riflli of tlio City ir Port u
I'rlnce Destroyed Hy Incendiary
I 'i re
The Pepirtmeiit of Stato has inforni itioii
that the uns ndiary tires at I'ort-Au-rriuce
on the 4th and 7th inst. destroyed alsmt one
flftbot the tow n, including msny of tho pub
lic buildings, such as the Chsmls r of
Deputies, the Department of tlu Inter
ior, the War Di'iwirt merit, tho new
law school building, the civil court housc,th
Oovernment prliiting ollloe, the 1'rotest-uit
Kplscopul Church, the residence of the Hishop
of Hsyti and of thut of tho minister of War.
(treat uneasiness prevails. Guards arc Kmt d
at every c inier aud tho stree: are patrolltd.
The French and English Legation are guard
ed by French inilors from the war vessels in
the harbor. A deta hment wm offere I by
the French Ministers for the protection of tlu
American Legstioti, but the offer was dccliu
ed by our Minister.
ti:. killi:i).
1'Ylgh trul i;fTc-t of Collision on a
Virginia Jtsllroad.
A terrible collision occurre I on the Norfolk
and Western Rnilrntd, about 3 o'clock in ti e
morning, eluht miles nlsjvo Lynchburg, V- ,
bdiveou a freight and a material train, killing
bith engineers, a flreni" an I tlveof the crews.
Iloth engines are couip'etely wrecko I, and 7
ears demolished. A large force of hands
have been at work all d ly moving the w reck,
aud the track has I hi mi cleared. The los is
estimated at (100,010.
F.uginecrs Henry and Harris, Iremin
D iruley, of the material triin, and seven
c ilortsl train hniids whose natms are un
known, woro killed. Fiiciimn M ivs, of the
freight train, was fat-illy injured.
Tl:econductir escnp-td with slight briiis-s.
The accident was caused, it is claimed, by
tho conductor of tUou.r.Ui .al trjin miMiuder
stiiinliiig onlers.
GKMlltAli MlllKKTS.
riTTKBUROH.
FLOUR Fe'y wnt r pateut
Fancy spring pnteuu
WHKAT No. 1 red
No 'J lUsl
COHN-Mixcl, Shelled
Yellow ear
RYK
OATS White
SEKDS Clover Send
Timothy Seed
HAY No I Timothy baVl
I'ruirie
3 ra
M
HI
M
IU
S, L' .'l
VI
1SI
t;
Ml
l'.l
4 1
1. iaj
HI 00
41
2 71
:; uo
is to
14 IKI
',' t IS)
M to
17 tsi
Ml oo
"l
li
!l
10
1?
2 7.1
7j
4 00
M
(il
&'.
4 J
2U
14
Ixsste timothy from wagons 'JO 00
MILl.FKKU-Uruu 11 i
Middlings HI ml
Chop Feel U0 UO
B U TT Kit Creamery
is
1J
( 'hoice roll
CHF.KSK Fine Ohio Factory
New York Uoheu
F.fiOS
i'i IT ATOKS bbl
l'OL'LTR Y Live Chickens
UALT1M0UE.
FI.t)CR Superliiie,
WIIEAT-No. red,
RYK
CORN
OATS Western mixed,
IlUTTKU
IXiUS
CINCINNATI.
FLOim-Funcy
WHKAT
RYK
COUN
OATS
HUTl'ER
F.UliS
l'OHK
10
41
S 50
4)
11
3 73
7t
K
M
i
14 6t
Ckntral Ftock-YAhim. East Libkhtv,
CATTI.K.
Arrlvo' of cittle have Uen hesvy, but
market sctivs a id all telling. IViuie 1,400
to !,' Ilw., Vlio to S.Siic; gia tl 1,'Jikl to 1.JU0
lb-.. & V to5)iu; fair fJ to 1,100 lbs., 4 to
43 c; bulls, slags an 1 iu. cjws, -J to S'e;
fitsh cow ill to 4).
biicrp.
Supply fslr and in n kt low. Extra. 0 to
list I a.,'41,' to 4V' KOI b'i to 0.) I. s , 4.a I to
4 4o; lair, 70 to 60 tbs., 3 to i"ac; lamb,, 4 to
o.'ta
ii oua.
Roc dots of hogs light; inarkot straly;
I'h. I d 'lu iin-, 0 n t U W ; kiskI heavy mix
id 0lUtJti.IV-; gMsl Yorkers, 0 to t! 10c;
c iiutuoa aud fair, 0,bJ to &.'J0c; roughs, 4 to
6J,c.
Indian (iratllutlo.
At the time when the Indian wtro
scattered alonff the border ot the set
tlements in tho neighborhood of Litch
field, Conn., a poor weary Indian ar
rived at a conn try in, and asked for
Momcthing to eat. Tho landlady ro
fused, when a white man told iter to
give the Indian nil he wanted, and lio
wonld pay tho bill. The lndinn prom
ised ho would iomo time my liiui, and
went liia way.
Some time afterward thin man was
taken captive. ly tho Indiana, and car
ried to Canada, After sotnn time an
Indian cnino to him, and told him to
meet him at a certain spot nt n certain
time. Tho man, fearing a trick or sotno
(longer, neglorted to po. The Indian
again ctiinc, and asked him why lin did
not come, uud kindly reproved him for
wnnt of roiil'idence, iiuiiiin another
hour for meeting. The while man went,
ntul found his luilian friend, who had n
musket, a ktnipsack and proMsiotis
rendy. 1'otnting to them, ho told tho
whito man to take them and follow him.
After several days' travel tho white)
man, wondering what would become of
him for the Indian said verv little
Ktiilih'tily cnino to tho top of a bill. The
Indian, stopping him, said, "Do you
know that country?"
Tho white man looked, nnd nt hint
cried out. "Why. that i Litchfield!"
"Well," said the Indian, "long timo
ago you piic iioor lndinn supper there.
Indian tell whito innti he never forget,"
and bidding the delighted and long Inst
exile farewell, lie turned and retired
into thowilderneimliy tho way they hud
cowo. A no u.
'I'm: number ot the asteroids is now
two hundred and fifty. No. '.!!'. wa.s
discovered lT t ho veteran 1'eters, nt
Clinton, X. V., on August 1 tit. and
No. V.lil on September 2d, at ietmn,
Lv I'llliHU.
I rntnlhe I s-l'rrsldrnl or the New Verk
Hiaie stptinfe,
Statk or Nr.w Yoiia. skvtk fiiiMntti,
Ai.aiinv. Mitri li 11, in. )
1 hnve used Ai.u oi s's I'oiku 1'i.Asrr.nx In
niy family for the past live cars. urd ean
Irnttif ully sa tliey art a valiiahlu reintsly and
effect great t eres. I wniilil unt ho without
tln-m. I have iiisftiTnl instaiees given toinn
to frletnls siifTeriin; Willi we tk ntul I n in - b irks,
ntul they have luvari i til y an r led ri rtaln and
SMMtly rellit. The) (uiiiiot I cto'i highly coiu
inetulud. Knsi'Mi U I'm.
Two out of every n New Yorkers ins
tinre or lest blild.
A f Dittin'i I'ttnlranion.
"Do yon know, Mary. I time aetuallv run
leiiiitliitfil sun nle- "inn ln.rrif v nn, .Mrs.
H. fell me alxuit it." "I eiia sutterm-trom
flironie e,kni-. I U-lieveit iuf.tlf tha
inosl lililiaplil wiuniill In the world. I lookt-il
ten t ai older tlntii I really wa , anil 1 foil
twenty. I.lle ai eiiKil to liati lintiillii; In it
wnrlli livimr lor.' "I lmt- ei)i-rieiieeil all
those siiiitiims liiyarlf. Well.-"' "Wed, i
was ravel at Hie t-Uv.-mli )mi;r fnitn the coin.
Ilimsiiili of iiilet ii whirll i Shudder to tllllik of.
A frli-n I ndiixed me lo take lr. I'h n -i-'s Ka
vorite 1'ivs. 1 1. I inn. I did so. in an Inc reilDdy
short time 1 It-It like a iit whin. The 'In-.--Si'riililll
elil-ed in -, ami I en ilr. I'irri'U u
debt ot Krut liiui- wlm li t an nevt-r ivi'uy."
St. H l-ii's mountain, Ciiv., i smoking like
k volcano.
A PHI la Time. Satri Mne
Dr. rit rt e's 1'leiiK.iiit I'limatlvn pel ets are
preventive na well eurstive. A few ot the-
'l.lttle liiimu." lakt n at the i Ighl time, w ltli
little eHu.se and no l m otive iiem e, ill se
riniiilis Imi many dollars and niurh saeri
tire of time w ill fail In do after Diseanti tun e
bo ds you Willi his Iron icrasp. Constipation
relieved, the lin r rt-Kiilalttd, thu Hlisxl purl
fltsl, will fortify auslnsl fever, and all x.li
lagious diseases, remoii' i..im11ii traveling,
clianiiinix tin t, water and donate, will tlntl In
valuable, llr. I'lert-e'a Pleasant I'iiikuIiw I'ol
lels. Jn vl.ils riuivruiuul to carry.
The s'aeli crop iu Wert Tennessee Is ex
p e liugly line, Isith in tpinntity aud tpiality.
If all ao-ralled ri-iurdles have failed, Dr.
iitfe'a t '.ititrili Heiinily rures.
There are, ill n I, 4'M eectoral votes, nnd
the winning ticket must get not less than 'Jul.
If stTlli'ttxl with sorn eyes us Hr. I sac
Thompson's Kye-wutor. Druk'lsl4 sell at
t&c. ht Isittle.
o o o o o
o o o o o
YOU SUFFER
fmm Rilitiusnoss, Constipntion,
l'ili-s, Sick Heiitliirlip, Smir Stoui
acli, Colds, liivor Tmuiilo, Juuti
tlifo, Dizziness, Bail Tasto iu tho
Mouth, otr. You need HulIVr
no loiic.r.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
will cure you. They liavc
cured teiiH of tliouaniidM.
Thi'V juiHKcss thono points r su-
orioritv: sn-jur coatfil; jiurely
vpo;italli, toiittiiu no calomel,
mcrrury or mineral of any kind ;
do not Krip,! r sicken ; ra-sy to
tako; mill in o)i'ration ; ami for
I v
thi'Ho reason saro -tpct laily the
ravoriteH of women. Ask for
"WARNER'S "SAFE" PILLS.
f 1ntrwftis sjlft ni k ptlr nf tf Ir-rxli 1 't?' 1ft-M S Cnlon'tl
IDEAL CRAYON LITHO. PORTRAITS
Clovelnnd-Thurmnn or Harrison-Morton
III. lin r r.tl. - la I -It f fr ! I li-'t TI- ('!(,. li.l.Bll If
(U'l1v tv.f l.itt m. i-i-i4u rttMiar. CMvtttc Vtit.
COLLEGE H
Olllll Milt tl tl.. t'N.
lllilo. AU t n n-- mi
sr. lil.V. i:. 11, iiiBit.u, lrs,
ISCUTC V STKI t Vf.-vli.TK to si ll ilium.
HUfcrl I w in 1 1 1 i'ii'ii.ii;ij luli.-t- 1'. tii- uih,
ill is. HIANK kin., y; . Iiiii-.li si . S. V. tilt.
Cincinnati
GEIiTEMNfRL EXPOSlTIDfJ. OHIO ?HLIET
GRAND JUBILEEc8FebratingJh8Sjtt!emMlp
UNSURPASSlvD DISPLAY.
EXCURSION RATES
DR. SCHENCICS
MANDRAKE PILLS
- CI-KANSK tl,f mucous
brands of the stomach antl bowels tl 1 ilirmt
and fon-iRn matter, start the secrrtions, mil
tl ReMion and assimilation, nutrify Die blood.
Thry relirve the livrr of congestion, pive it
chance to estrai t hilu ioi-.oms fiom ltie
blood, to m.ike them into rooiI title, nnd o
secrete ju-,t ss lint is n-nV.I. 'I hey do nn
tear their way anil irritaxi like nimt futrf.
lives, but they trr,, R the surf.urs nti.l or
pans, so that the entire system tojiuml.
They are ha'-ed on scirnt-fii? print 'plrs.
They nre rtitirt ly ratinn.d nnd nat.ir.il.
Tliey i:.t) s do what is claimed for them. '
Tliey wotk on the yMcni in the way clami'-il.
They work tCr-tlier for t!ie Rn atest food.
They are not like new and untried mnlirmev
They need no priise, but i nly simple nun.
tion of im-i.t,
Tff-Pr. Schenrk's purely vrp;rt.i!!r nd
wholly reli.tli l.imilv me In iio s aie ..r f.ilr
by all IiniKoits. I'.very t .us.ii;r has lit-atly
:intei dim -lions for tr- i y..n would
Understand your-r'f v-n I f -r 1 Si hem V's
new ltook on 1 lo-.t-'S of tin- I uns, jrt
and Stomai li. Scut free. AiMif-.s I'i. J.
II. Si hem k So 11, I'luU.lelpliiM !.
I n r a 0
MARVELOUS
DISCOVERY.
WknllT anllke nrilHi-lal faiems.
4'vrti 0f tnlntl wnnttertnf.
A mr ku.il, lesrnetl In ! reatlln.
Cl...., ot OS llnillhiorr, I 110.) Ill trtrr.,
1 AOO St l-hiUlelnhla. I I I :l si W',l,ini.t..n. 1 1 l
St liuMtou, Urge t-law.ur t'olmtitiln l.uw .tijilrnl. i
ill.-. Well. lv, i Uietlln. I llUir.tiy of lmi , Mirhl"
fn Ulllvor.llr. t'hsllluiiilil. '.. r. Knliiree.1 1
lll'H.SIt PsiMTOW. Hie Kf-lfinttst. tlnns. IV. W Ai-TTO-..
jiuM r. Ht.j.His. jn.i-oi. s. tie i riiws, k. n'
I'ooS. Prtn. S. . Butti- NorniDl fill ryo. Sc. TuKh
tjr oorrvflMitilHnre. IYsiiei-tii. rsr em i frwnt i
mK. i.tiis riK. rirth ., ,v, y.
25
cts. BUYS A HORSE
I'.n.iS te-lilif Jon linur In If K I Ki ' I
I I liK lUMUMCtn this vsliiab. am.
lo nut run the rlk of In.lnr vnttr Hiiomi for
wsiit ut kimwleilr to lire him, lim wil ips
foe 1 rentin- liny one mnl inf riu yinrHf.
Kemeillt-s for sll llor.e IM.ess. a. I'l.les .tiuwiru(
how lu It-ll the Al'c at Homes. hei,t io!.tmnl fur
Vi ceuu In Itsiups.
N. V. Ill'UlK HOOK ro.
1"4 l.enosrtl St., N. Y, City.
vice
X
99 WELL
DRILL
AD enttinc of the drill In rl, Mnrt rr.l. ntrk a,
sre dUi-lotrHeH nl siirlxre nlihiitii rrni.rlea
Inula. Nitil fs- .nrrvM ttlir islini fml llrlll
drutia HI lu IMI limes a minute. HmSU lun,
(Muaurin I-ere. I.llll.llls A Ni HAN,
TIFFIN, OHIO.
JONES
PAYS the FIR E I C HT
ft Tn Uiion Healttw
r lrr. M-ai Pvlaf,
r. el
f. tt t
jisii if liaiNSMTi. :
niNi.iiAMTOM. n. r-
SI60
FARMERS
Mlilnrs, Su4 ISHurk.
SAW MILL.
Ileue's Ittiprns-ed
in ulnrssw mill
tilth rniv.-r.al
M it lleain ti-ti-
liiii-sr
Mli.UllH- SC
K.I Mi'rkV,,
ii.lll.le K.--Tiii
n.i-us K.-t
SU'l i
r. nine F'l li-tl.-tl
l-tsl. Manillas-
turrit In His
SAI.K.n I HON WOK KM. HI. HI. Si.
ItRMrtM DICTIONART 5
Liiinnii (iji i-a.i
UFOR ONE DOLLAR.
A tint elaa lli-Uimary (tti-ii mil at malt
iirli-e to rUi-oiirsK ttii "ttiily of tha i.rtiiMi.
l.aiiuaio'. It fis Knitli.h rirls with tUm
Grrtnau ijultalenl.. auil tlerii.au wunl. with Knvtula
flfttuliiiiDs. A vrrv i-hcap tH a. binl S).Ol u
IIOOH I'I II. HOI ., 13 I l.t-uouril J.
1'ilr, anil a t hub of itirav Usa ij rriuru mall.
ASTHMA cured
lU).irpfI'trnre wtirif,. i.th.-r- fail 4
trxat r.irs. m m-m .. ITltt MV, ntl
l.lNKoInirriai'inrlTm:l. B-uupI FKKk
li 1
'MAS, Hi I
FRAZER
AXLE
?, GREASE
nrsT IV Tint WORM
m. ut uuidu. cuiin rrrrrwurt.
I .A U 1 1st I.O.IK I Nw .n.-e.lit of l.1 iu..
W . .Inii'S. I jluni., v trti ai4
jLLsvsJ l"'ti u-aii iiiil i-,.,.rt-, inei,
rr.,"Vysn-H-il'''Klis Ulr.K. Aif-lils M.HII..I
- M""" V !. Tulrdo. .
Gold
U worth $w sjr U. ri-ttit'i V.vf Sulw to
wor(Ui-i, hiilt-fhiitl at in, a I x Iy ilt.ilrm
l.t at liom slii-1 nik tnulf munrf w tin,; fji ua itsai
ljli'iitiTlAtiiickiriil Vtirfr ie i.sily irHtsft
. tiu !!. Ast'll, Ui k 4 U . A i(4ii,
S5
tm H m Amy, SAinp! wurtb f H), KKrfv
LIas not unttff th htrt ' fi. Vi tit
Briir 3aft.y Resin Huitlrr :.. II illy. Mtriv
ni4.!v's Dlllc Grel English Goul aid
Dlall S r lilS Rheumatic Homtdy.
OvhI Hus. UIi rounil. II 1'ilU.
HERBRIKD FIFTH WHEEL HrrV.'S
iiiHiio.iin.-iil. IlkltllltAMI III., t-reuiuuv ia
TTVAC I A kin .1.IMMI.IMIO ai-n-s lie.t 1,4 r. nil
I CAAO IftlllJ ion. .1 .t.r.ii,- i, id lur-.ali,
l ioi.P. l.lMfl.K V A. I'OUTKIt.llullua.Tes.
JULY4"Ua
OCT. 27&
FROM ALL POINTSl
MmM
mm
7
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