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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-22

N s,a,,' Cures. Cents
|. Fevers, Congestion, Inhammations,
q Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collc, ..
8. Cryfnp-CoIic, or Teething Of Infants, D
4. Diarrhea, OF Children or Adults,
s. Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Conc
G. ChOIera-Nforbus, Vomiting, 2.
T. CouQhsl Colds, Bronchitis,
g. NeurnIcia. Toothache, Faccaehe, 9s
0. Headr ehea, Sick Headache Vertigo, ~
10. Dyspe psia, Bilious Stomach, :.
II. Fuppa ossed, or Painful Periods, ~
Il. WHITES, too Profuse Periods, ~
Is. Croup, Cough, Difficult Breathing, 2s
IA. salt RheuIn, Erysipelas, Eruptions'
is. rheumatism, Rheumatic Pans, ~
10. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agnes ~ ~
II. piles, blind or bleeding, -.
Is. OphfhnInny, and Sore or Weak Eyes, ~ o.
10. CRfarrh, Acute or Chronic Influenza, 20
90. vhOOPing-Cougn; sl o.hinS S"us' So
%. Ear Discharges, Impaired heatlne, N
IS. ecrofuIn. Enlarged Glands, swellings' ~
"a, General Debility, Physical MealAnea7' 81
IS. DrOpsy and scanty seer srnls Riding. SC
97 WIdney-Diseases Gravel,
o., Nervous Debility, Seminal "e"AnNSS M
90 or Involuntary Discharges, Ky
%. Sore Mouth, ennkcI, ,,bc rcd. SO
IN TrYinarv weakness, Mettins INC Deu' IA
N' PAINFUL Periods, with sPaa"S' 10
90 euffe rings at Change OF lac, ioo
al FspiIepscy, STnsIns, y lt' ,r,s RI
81 ntnhtheria, Clcer,tcd Sore Ihroat,. y
IS. Chronic Congestiohs az
FAMILY CASES.
,,sorocco, with above 50 large vial s,e ana 90
a. MANU- 1ar 81 81 20 large vals and Book ~
These remedies are sent SEM ~ sIe
esse or single box 60 any p....siat 81
country, free OF charge oN
price. Address
hum6nnrmesso patSic Medicine Cos
- 49, No 5oq BROADWAY, " hoAA'
Ol''e For sale by all DruggistA'
And By II. G. Steever 4 Co., Second st., corner
Madison; Andrew Renkert, ~ ID, MAN ,s 81 =.
W. ViRus. 1s7 POPLAR st., and W. n. WilAeI-
son & Co., $40 Main st.. Memphis. Tenn.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1874-05-22
MORSIa8 GLASS;

@IGIaTaT7Is5 IlII65I5sI g 10
Memphis. Nay 2. 1S7l.
, 1874-09-10
City Council Proceedings.
SEATTLE, W. T., Sept. Srd, 1874.

SEATTLE, W. T.. Sept. srd, 1874.
Council called to order.
Present, H. L. Yesler, Mayor; Mad>
docks, Kellogg, Briggs, Farnham, Col
Inns, and Mcdonald, Councilmen; Web
ster, Marshal; Pumphrey, Assessor and
Collector; and Andrews, Clerk.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved. Minutes of the meeting of Au-
gust 4th, 1874, read.
The following bills were ordered paid
D. H. Webster, $S8.50; Davis. So; NJ.
R. Maddocks, So; M. Fitzgerald, $l0i
VIM. Blackman, $34.5O; R. H. Beatty,
So; c. D. Emery, 50; J. G. Kinnear,
$40; Herman Fischer double assess
mentl, $3.50.
The following bills were ordered re-
ferred:
G. Calhoun, $11.5O; PuGEr SOUND
DISPATCH, SIS; E. H. Brown, 81.
Report of the City Recorder and City
Marshall read and the bill referred to
the Finance Committee. Report of the
City Clerk received and placed on file.
Duplicate warrant No. IA referred to
the finance committee. The warrant is
in favor OF John Criste for $40, and is
reported by him to be stolen or lost.
On motion the regular day of meeting
of the board is to be hereafter on the
End Thursday of each month. after the
month of Sept, 1874.
The Clerk was instructed to find out
what the City printing can be done for,
by the year. Jit
Clerk instructed to draft Ordinance
No. 81. a
Council adjourned. 3a
w. R. ANDREWS,
City Clerk.
-<)~>"=
, 1874-09-10

FA1R,-The Fourth Annul Fair OF
the Western Washington Industrial AS
sociation will commence at Olympia in
Columbia Hall, on Tuesday, October 6,
and continue during Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, inclusive.
, 1874-09-10

Losr.-The bark Scotland, Capt. Glid-
den, from Puget Sound, missing for
mouths, was undoubtedly lost off the
coast of China. She has been found
near an island. masts and rigging still
standing. with 20 feet of water over the
deck at high tide. All hands were either
lost with her or we're msssacred by the
natives. Capt. Glidden was well known
here and on Puget Sound, having been
one of the owners of the Port Orchard
mills -GOIO,liSt
, 1874-09-10

T A suggestion has been made to
try to secure a tract of land in Marsh>
vile, which overlooks Olympia and
Tuinwater, and the bay. for the Fair
Ground of the Western Washington In
dustrial Association. -c
, 1874-09-10

SroLEN.-John Mccormick of Eagle
Center, Winconsin, who las been IN
OLYMPIA for some weeks, had stolen
from him on the night of the 1st inst.
20 one hundred dollar bills from his
pataloons, which we're under his head.
Five hundred dollars reward is offered
by Marshal Mossman, for the apprehen
sion of the thief, and return of the
mnnav
, 1874-09-10
], CARTY BURROW,
loNY ST., Philadelphia, Pa

MAHR1ED.-In this city, Sept. 2, by
Rev. l. F. Roberts, Rev. Charles Nc
Dermoth to Miss Cora, daughter OF Ros-
well Scott, Esq, Secretary of the Seat>
tie and Walla Walla Railroad Company.
A number of the friends of the bride
and groom learning that they were to
leave on the North Pacific, proceeded to
the wharf and serenaded the happy cou-
pie, to which Mr.. McDermoth respond
ed in brief but eloquent speech.
, 1874-09-10
RARE CHANCE!
FOR INVESTMENT.

A TRACT OF GOOD LAND SITUATED SIX
"A and half miles directly north of Seat
tle This tract of land contains 40 acres with
IS acres cleared, upon which is a small lake
known as soak Lake" The owner wishing to
leave the place is desirous of asposing the same-
Apply at the U, S. HOTEL aug Il
, 1874-09-10

EVERY Person, man, woman, boy, or
girl, should send at once for one Of the
Excelsior Stationery Packets, containing
Note Paper, Envelopes. Penholder. PEN
Gil, Pens, Blank Books, Blotter, Photo
graphs of 100 beautiful Ladies, Tooth
Picks, Perfume Sachel, Chinese. Puzzle,
and fine piece of Ladies' or Gents
Jewelry. Try Package. Price. post
paid, so cents, or three for 81. Agents
wanted. Address.
CARTY BURROW,
a1a HARMONY ST.. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
, 1874-09-10

Better try to kindle fire with pow
der.can, well filed, than with the con-
tents OF your kerosene can.
, 1874-09-10
Marine IntelIigenee.

SAN FRANc1soo. Sept. 3.-Sailed. J.B.
Bell for Nanaimo; Webfoot for Port
Blakely.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-Arrived,
Edwin from Nanaimo.
Ponr BLAKELY, Sept. 1.-Sailed, Nick
blddle and Harrison for San Pedro.
, 1874-09-10
Rnaet Spnad 9ispatfh.

T A Temperance society has been
organized at the Tulalip Reservation.
, 1874-09-10

"Do not sing that song again" is the
sarcastic title of new song.
, 1874-09-10

Engaged for every sst-a hen.
A table of interes,-the dinner table.
Chicanery-To palm offold hen as fri
casseed chicken.
, 1874-09-10
ILYINC IN HOSPITAL

Al RS. DIR. MAYNARD IS PREPARED
lNA to take a few patients at her Hospital two
doors South Of the U. s. Hotel.
Careful attendance guaranteed.
Seattle. MAJ ch 8, 1874.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
A ooNvIcT-rNo JOKE.

An Inebriate Done For-Broadcloth
Exchanged for Convict Stripes.
We hear of funny affair and "tell it as twas
told" TO US. On last Tuesday, among the many
persons who visited our town, was country
man from Cherokee, who during the day
bought and donned new suit of broadcloth,
leaving the old suit in the store where he pnr-
chased the new. Leaving town late that even
ing, he got aboard too much whisky, and when
he arrived near the Convict camp" he was so
drunk he gently lay down side OF the road, re-
posing his head upon a stone and was soon
dreaming Of angels snoompassiag bis spirit
Next morning when he woke, the sun was
teeming in his face, and he found himself deck
ed off lin convict striped clothes, and his broad
cloth suit and thrty-fve dollars missing. lie
was astounded and seriously questioned his
identity in solliloqay Of this kind:
cam am I,
Or am / not am III
If / am not am
Who in the devil am l Y"
Not knowing what else to do, he picked him.
self up and toddled towards home, when ne
was met by gentleman, who arrested him as
an escaped convict. The man demonstrated and
explained, but the stranger wouldn't believe
word of it, and made him right about face"
and marched him towards Marietta. On the
way, they met some Of the fellows neighbors,
and, surprised at the sight, they, too. testified
that he was their neighbor and not an escaped
convict. but the man brought him on to town
and had it confirmed, and then the liberated
fellow went into the store and changed his
stripes for his old clothes, and started for home
wondering how he was transformed from citi-
zen to a convict in one night.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24

NEAR RoswrIr. MILTON County, Ga.

| NEAR ROSWELL, MILTON COUNTY, Ga.
EDS. JoURNAi--Your weekly visitor cam,
TO hand the next day after publication and wal
| gladly received. On the 18th inst young mar
cane 10 Roswell and bought few articles from
the firm Msssra A. Il y. II. Webb, amounting
TO about IS, and handed them fifty dollar bill
to change, which they did. Aher he was gone
the bill upon examination was found to be coun-
tsrfsit. He also went 20 the Roswell Stors and
tried the same trick, bas was detected BY Mr..
Adams and the goods he bought were retained.
He inquired the road to Stone Mountain and
was directed BY Gen. Hansell, but going con.
trary to directions, aroused suspiscion that
something was wrong, and Mr.. A. Webb and
Mr.. Heath started in pursuit and he was over
taken at Mr.. CAROLS near Doravile. As soon
as they rode up, he ran through the house from
the piazza and made his escape 10 the woods. =
He said HE name was Tom Hardman.
On the same day Justice Talley of the Ros-
well District, issued warrant for che arrest Of
Mr.. C. A. Dowda for forgery. He was tried
and committed to Jail in Marietta.
On the 18th, a colored man was sent to Mil
ton county Jail for an attempt to commit rape
on the wife of another colored man, from Gro
gan's District.
An interesting protracted meeting has been
progressing at the Methodist Church In Ros-
well for two weeks. Some conversions.
/ Mrs. Mary Minion died in Roswell on the
18th. She has long resided in this place, and
many friends lament over her death.
j. b. w.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
BrEcHuR. TILroN.

The promised letter from Tilton
to the investigating Committee of
Beecher's criminality with Mrs. TIL
ton, appears in the daily papers two
or three columns in length, full Of in
decent exposures, shocking to mod
esty and virtue. 1t fixes beyond
question the guilt aud iniqulty Of
the sanity Beecher in. a monstrous
and ruinous manner, and, If true,
places him before the public as a
lustful villain who invades the do
mestic circle, as wolf in Sleeps
clothing, to destroy happiness, blight
hearts and corrupt chastity. Being
the officiating clergyman of God
who united Triton and wife 10 we'd
lock, he was the first to creep in and
violate the sanctity Of the marriage
relation. 1.-THE damning charges OF
Tilton's testimony are not refuted, it
stamps Beecher's grand religious
life as living lie, and the laurels Of
greatness entwined by the world up
on his libertine brow, falls dishonor-
ed to mingle in common dust.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
MARIETTA FEMALE coLLror.


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po''o' = .o.Ia.'ss !. ~. ,'.,a -s..ss..
He u .ns', 01''0''a aIN sV'''
az having 70 s'uep' nlS snau0H' ''0'' ""''"
VIC m"Ao s's ,0''o"''s 'N
oro nI.uns.n 'A'.,, A'1os 3. % ..lAeAe '"e
inquest 'es',ul'n.s'' '. ~ H.a's -
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'i0n u n's 'oalse % ts,'e's :. ~ oo'eee'
we ~ ny. nss', ~, y auu or' ''' 'O
renve ~ muse .'su ''.usi'''s'
ne came wi'n speclai oonneuua',' ~ -,
usual n'hss' IN 'ne o.si'.sn' anu ae.''Ae -
young isu'es' anu - "i'n p'eas''
also m 'n's PRAISE =, l's nleau. aa1 ~ -.
p",aons anu W ". 49, - s.. - 800.
pol'e auuresS' p.op,issy y 1spe.'
ny Oh manners, io' us''0"'y " '1ous"S ss s.,,
gu WIN uec's'on' I'mnes', s0'u '.ne'' all
promp'nsss III Tue Aam.''lon - 'n .@s
es'ao'snmeH' cou'ni''eu - n's 0. nv - na' ~
~ 49,, ~. :, ,a,,,h;na.;on os .hs ,nag;tc Il ,aodo
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
perksrson,s Mil.


Coxs DISTRICT, July 10th, IA.
MEssRs. EDrToRs-Th Thinking that the read
ers of your valuable paper would like 70 hear
from this part Of the county again, dot you
a few lines. Perkerson Mil is on Sweetwater
creek. twelve miles South of Marietta and own
ed by two perseyeriug men, Messrs. Psrkerson
& simonton, and they do a lively business,
grinding corn, thrashing wheat, saving lumber
and shingles. Crops are good in this part d
the county and The people generally are going
for the Democratic nomination. We hope good
msn will be seecieJ, Ne had party frou
Powder Springs last Saturday and the day WIS.,
spent pleasantly in dancing, boat racing and
fishing, and several Of the 6nny tribe wers
caught. At 10 o'clock splendid dinner
was spresd in the grove, superintendent by
Misses Fannie B. aud Jennie A. Dinner Wa
annpuaced By the ringing Of the bell. "
course we went with the crowd aud Jared
sumpsuously. Our Bill was not on hand
Guess he's gone where the woodbine swineth
and the whangdoOdle mourneth. RExs
Z
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
a Rralliant Record Of Cures.

An American humorist tells us that 1t would
have been money in bis pocket If he had been
born without a stomach, and then proceeds ia
figure up the cost Of chronic dyspepsia, to
which he is martyr, and which he says il il
impossible to cure. On this point Gosh
Billings,D (for he 10 the party referred to) ia
mistaken. Unless his stomach differs from all
other dyspeptic stomachs, Hostetter's Bitters
will cure him in less than three months. This
i would be safe to guarantee under any penalty.
There are o few, very few, actual specifics
for disease In existence, and H0steter's Stomach
Bitters may be set down as one of them. In
cases of indigestion it never fails. Persons
who had suffered for many years almost every
conceivable species of torture from this agoniS-
ing complaint, have been permanently cured
with the Bitters in six weeks. Hundreds Of
such Instances are on record, authenticated by
the testimony Of prominent men in every walk
of life, eminent physicians among the number.
But this celebrated vegetable preparation IL
something more than stomschic and tonic
II is also an Alternative ofwonderfll virtue. In
liver complaint its effect 10 as direct and i'm
mediate rs that Of calomel or blue pill, and far
more salutary and in all diseased conditions of
the bowels, notably in cases of constipation, its
regulating properties are in the highest degree
servicable, Ike new settlements in the west
and all low-lying tracts of country infested
with miasmatic exhalations, 30 fruitful at this
season, ofthe various types ofintermittsnt fevers
should be always well stocked with this in
comparable chologe. which will cure any case
Of fever and sgus in a period varying from
three days to three or four weeks. according to
the violence Of the complaint. Nervous dis
orders which are always aggravated by the
adulterated liquors usually prescribed BY physi.
clans, are readily cured by course of this
admirable combination medicine, In which the
Of astlmulant, a tonic and Alternative
are happily blended.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
THH COUNTY cAMpAIaN.


AOkA 00s SSe~@ -.
Tomorrow, (she 4th Saturday, is the day sel
apass for The Districts of the County TO hold
mse.ings and select delegates TO the County
Canven,lon. II remains to be seen whether
our democratic voters will stay away from the
meetings and ALLOW our county affairs to be
managed by q few in behalf Of themselves and
friends. Every citizen should feel and mani
fest personal interest in this matter by At
tendance and so shape the action of the meet
ings az 70 kill off cliques and rings.
We trust to see Cobb County represented in
the next General Assembly by men who have
the capacity, experience, energy and tact, to
legislate with men possessing. like gualifica-
tons. Pursuit, ayocation and geographical
location, will be urged in favor Of candidates,
but in our selections, we must not place Cobb
county at the mercy of other counties who will
send their ablest and best men. We want men
who are comprehensive practical, thoughtful
and ready debaters; men of "virtue and INTEL
ligence" that they may in truth and purpose be
the "safe guards of liberty"
It has been the unfortunate history of Cobb
to have within her precincts, men who will Jug
gle, ''honey-fnggle" and wire-work. until the
scramble for Office is disgusting and the wishes
ofthe people are defeated. Ambitious men,
gifted with more audacity than ability, pos
sessing more trickery than talent, seek to fos-
ter themselves upon the people as truly repre-
sentative men. Cobb county with her resour-
ces, wealth, intelligence, morality and refine
ment, and as the Banner County Of Georges"
should have men worthy Of her high reputation
and that will reflect credit upon her people.
The county has many aspirants for the vari-
GUS offices to be filled. Let our people turn out
aud have voice in the matter.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
Cobb Superior Court.

The adjourned term Of Cobb Superior Court
convened last Monday. Judge Knight presid'
ing and Chas. D. Phillips, Solicitor General
The Court was occupied up till Wednesday
with the case of Chas, w. Fraser, for shooting
his wife AZ Roswell. On Monday and Tuesday
: speOial Jury tried psid Fraser for alleged in
sanity, aud they dseided him Sane WeaneP'
day he was brought TO trial for an assault 70
attempt to murder and verdict was rendered
equity" GartreIl s. Dunwody, and W. y
VIM e. Son, attorneys for defense Geo. n
Lester, Anderson & Irwin, and Sol. Sen
Phillips, for the State.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
STRONG DRINK.

The history of strong drink is well
known to every intelligent reader Of
the JOURNAL, but the tide sweeps
on without abatement it Is the his
tory Of broken fortunes, shattered
constitutions, ruined intellects and
disappointed hopes, Of misery, Of
death, of blood, oftears. 1t is the
greatest scourge and curse OF
mankind. 1t makes wives widows,
children orphans, parents demons,
erects gibbets, fills jails, inaugurates
chain-gangs, enlarges lunasic asy-
lums, constructs poor houses, and
levies . greater tax upon the people
than anything else. 1t is more ter
rible than Chicago conhagrations,
Persian famines, Tennessee storms,
Louisiana floods, Texas chills, or
South Caroline negro rule. Il has
Stayed more men than the warriors Of
Alexander or Napoleon or Lee. II
annually carries to drnnkards graves
in the United states ninety thousand
men and makes 100000 widows
I
and orphans. Il 10 an evil confined
to no place, age, sex, nation, or par
| ty. II RACES in Republics and in
Monarchles,---the low, the high, the
rich, the poor, all have felt its pow
err and destructive influence. Il has
destroyed the mechanic and de.
tbronsd the King; il has made I
beast Of the Preaidsnt Of the United
States and drove Congressmeu frou
the halls Of debate it invades the
ball room aud the church, and In,
wolves all In common ruin. Intox'
| ication is the plea of the criminal
the wall Of the fatherless, the shrek
Of the dying. the moan Of the bride
the anguish Of the Pauper, the agony
of the Iunatic, the foe Of society, and
the sexton Of the cemetery. Tn.
cause Of humanity calls for bray
meu and women % suppress II.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
Fatal stabbine.

Henry Ferguson, formerly Of this place, was
seriously stabbed in Atlanta, on Wednesday
night, In a bar.room over game Of cards
Misunderstanding, hot words and blows. He
received deep, bowie knife cut in the LEFT lung
aud another across the head seyering an artery.
With blood spouting from CHASTITY wounds. he
fell to the ground exclaiming, THAT ends my
life y No hope Of recovery is entertained and
probably ere this he is in his coffin. W. E.
Edmondson did the stabbing and is under ar
rsst, Both ware workn,ep ia Reid's gFist mil
on McDonough street. Ferguson . about 2
years old, unmarried, and has trelatives living
in this places
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24
Mass Meeting.

The David Irwin Grange earnestly solicit
their brother Changers Of Cobb county to unite
with them in mass meeting and basket dinner
at Judge Twins grove on the 9Th day of Au-
gust Several prominent speakers are expect
ed to attend. July End, 1874.
Committee Mrs. NJ. A. Atkinson, Miss
Clara Kolb, Miss Mamie Lester, W. II. joy
ner, S r. Atkinson, Thomas B. Irwin.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1874-07-24

RRYNoLDs.1
MARIETTA, Ga, July "A, 1874.
FINANCIAL.--Gold buying at $685., selling
at $1.l0. Silyer-5nylng at $l.03, SELLING at
sl.06 Exchange-buying atpar, selling at
par. Money commands II to 81 per cent.
COTTON.--14015
GRAIN.--Ws quote white corn 1 05 t2J,
Wheat, 4 90 to / 10 Oats nona Rye none.
FRUITS Apples 80 to rs cts,
EED.--We quote clover at $500 psr bushsl
Blue Grass at $500.
FLOUR. Fancy $40 90; extra family 90 90
family % 90 ; extra supsr6ne $6 90.
MEAL, 05toli5 cts per bush.
BACON. Shoulders 9cts, Retail From
Ssorss choics sugar cured hams ~ ets; Country
cured hams, 14cts BrecIfast, Bacon l5cts; per
ID. Choice Teas, 100 70 $50 per ID
BULK MEATS Shoulders Ger. sides
new meat IL; clear sides 12c. Bacon sides 10.
LARD. We quote buckets, le; cans and
tierces, 1871.
GROCERIES We quote Sugars Crush
ed, Granulated and Powdered IS. Coffee a IL
for extra q 10; Yellow l2s. Brown l1sai3
Tallow, 8. Liverpool salt, 80 30 Virginia sal
$40. Candles--fuIl weights 22i Ginger 2s.
Pepper 25a26. Corn meal Ito. Ssaseh 62a10
Rice II for tierces. Java Coase36 a.40 Rio
33a35. New Orleans syrup 72aso; Molasses--
40; bbls. 37a40. Cheese, factory %. Peas
none.
FISH. -Mackersl, No. 3, bbls., $l2 90; No.
2, halt bbls., % 50; No, ;, half bbls, IS 80
No. 1, kits, S225; No. ?, kits, " 90; No. 5
kits, 81 rs. 5s
CoUNTRYPRoDUcE.- Buying prices IRON
wagons. Eggs 10 70 i2s cents chickens I2iaet
cts; country butter 20.o IS; Tsnnsasss but
ter 25 to,40.
| FACTORY GooDs--Brown Domsssics- :
Gyanitsyllle, rs, 12a12s; TFion, z,s, ut; An
gusta 10 l2s, Roswell shirtings, 7.s, 12i; ~
IS. Checks 1890.
IRON. Tire ~ inches 70 4 BY | IL. IS
smaller sizes D0cts advance. Rod; i2c. Axe
collins 81 Goals 60. shoyels. Amess 81 90
Roland's us 90; stones S13 SO. 4 Solid east
stsel n. R.ls. Coffee mills IS 76AlO 90. Cas-
atsel 25c springs ~ axles ioal1 !, sad iroi
D; horse shoe nails Is B Hames 80 %.
POWDER AND SHOT. -Blasiiuel powds
1850; 3 8s26; rife powdsrpss kss Is pound
" so; hall kegs IS IS: quarter kegs ~ 80
Patent shot, bag. %; Buck ss2s.
LEATHER. Calf slIns-- Domestic Ss9a4
per dozen; French 145s66. Harness lsntIls
ssa4se per pouad; sole leather, hsmloclx %
sss oak 4oAe45 split 40e; kips, country S
$50 per poand.
| NAILs,--Psr keg, 10d 70 eod, e6es Sd, 8
cd, % rs; I'D, ~ 90; fins, 81 - iiniahsng, di
Isgsat kinds a. corresponding numbers, 75c D
above prices.
| MISCELLANEOUS, Retail from Stores
Table Peas 81 Is. Onions, q 90.
| LINE Gsossis, 50 10 SOC PSF bashel Hy
drsulic Cement IS.
| HARDWARE. Hollowware, eaveFy's 2
Betting 20 pr cent olF list. Falrbanks' scales
! list nst, Manilla rope 25a3O; Cotton sse; Ju.'
zoe; Cotton cards 800 per dozen. Ak
grease 81 90 Per gross. Picks, common. ~
ssel 49,; aassocks fs4 axe hslvss q y Pc
dozen.
TOBACCO Tow grades, Sound ~ 2 y
, | msdiun GRADS, IS 10 7sc; fine grsdss 7bso 81
lebdeseIss.