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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

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l:.eII ~ Clinton s=pdF II tie
fo,..-s.:-g 10y -p'sj.a account oi
thu ..5 ..,.l - .,.;,.sjn 81 ~. i
\ u.li;.iI..i..:y of engag'i.-en:5 Oh
nee n vii. ..aI growing 80 o. o.ar
Fair .sev:rt,d yorr coc.c~i .':..''.it
from .onleG 5ou al account 6: t-'e
crcd.auble display made - an i,-l1i
cc~. their wives and daughters at our
lat anuua; Fair As whole, the oH-
G.b...,-s vas fully tGEa. 3... r ~ '.~
p.5,;-, ,ovs, and IL ,--' hs-s''I,
prticu'ars il woI'} tav, G i-l .r'.,.
s-vor4b!y with any i'..r il &"c,A CT
Dina All !5,rnap, IL. r.-t.r. >.--F+'A.
20 n,e credit o. ia. ~ .-s....,r..j
= ,ei4.,- Il IS wcr:7s- r. r..t-.:. c.G-
b.4Ys. drinking sa.5-Ha arl 5"@ara5
aJe Slows were forbidden {, .n,e,
H.. F.ir EraIrl+, AID iur.h.v, that 40
VINE, r other Interfering Ectare
were :, loved % !;y entered t.r re
laiua,s.
The H.. b Of visitors = yarloUsiy
Estimated, ~ from three 20 Ave ta01-
sand, among whom were many Ter
sons G.0u Daniir. NV ItouoyeE,
NTayue. H:adeu. Cumberland, and
other more distant counties. IAo
press was represented by Cap OBJ
ertson. reporter OF ti,o Raleigh Ho<r$,
Ncssrs. McSween q The Fay etjeviiie
Eaylc, AIyroyer % the G4-|H", @,Ed
MnrriI OF the Piedmont Presa The
Senior Of the JOURNAL was expected,
bnt d;G not pnt IL an appearances.
OF the animals on exhibition, the car
tie, hogs, &c, il is enough to sly that
they were Of the well-Iznown breeds
which have evidenced the public s. irit
and limit Of our farmers st tn State
ana other Fairs.
The agricultural products il Farm
ero' Hal cannot be easily ovofe5tima-
ted, as proofs Of the persistence with
with which tic farmers Of ::al1p. i
cling 10 the customs Of their forcfajh- /
crs IL Givs.rsi:yins tlcir crops 50 IS to !
iaT- III ut harvest times a. nGaGuata !
s-r:,f,v II those necessary stores which, /
t..e; exclusive production CT cotton is
.h-eass,.ius. 10 confine TO higher lati- !
t.,!os. But Floral Hail was the cen
ire Of attraction. There corId lie seen /
il i5ewildar.ng profusion not only The +
e,lIences q the skill, culture a1d re- !
fed taste Of the fair daughters 81 /
SAMPSON. but the daucLt,rs; lEc7zl-
lives; and it wss one OF tie .rei.o-s--
b..l.ics 10 decide whether t.4 u.e'-ors
II tic things made, deserved ...s3 T.
.alraG the more Compliments U.s.
III. lions are said to l,a c.t:su., bqt
rs &c demands the opinion t1:.t Il
nntr and cape made by His, Sue Eyb-
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04
HAY

ueV PRIME EASTERN AND
LLA NORTH RIVER,
CuitT, OFFS .iND NFAI.
Wrapping Paper, Bag, Teine.
Canned tIopGS, ! inH-.
sugars. SyrHD, NJ ats < c., Sc.
Fox sale low by
GRANT * HINTON.
tiocerE ard Commission Merchants.
Il: IL
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

Never sit. stand, or lie in current
of air when you are fatigued Or very
warm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04
cotton, 251 casks spirits turpentine

cotton, 251 casks spirits turpentine
and II, 274 bbls rosin.
Foreign freights are higher, with an
ample supply Of tonnage at command
to meet the shipping demands.
The chief features of the market
and the changes of price of most of the
leading products and manufactures for
the week are as follows
COTTON-Though the movement
in cotton here this week has been less
active than during last week the deal
ings in it have been fair neyerth eless,
and the market has in general been
quiet aud steady. The demand has
been less active but there has been no
essential weakening on the part of
holders, who are firm in their views
under belief that prices cannot go
lower. The only changes of quotations
during the week have been in the
higher grades, which declined about !
of a cent. At the close our market is
quiet, the official quotations very fairly
the current prices for
such transactions as are effected.
Tho 70 fha
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

Bacon /! Bacon
AK BONES ID s SIDES
10 bids S""as' Sides
IS Boxes D Shoulders.
For sale BIZ
kERCHNER & CALDER BROa,
4
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

Winter is now fairly upon us, and the teams
are Fastening to the lumber W0Cts IN various
parts of the country. Our advice to every maz'
who goss to the woode, he ho canfhIn, COOK.
teamster. or &nyotbsI man 3 to take along
good stock of -JohnsclIj 1nodYne Eminent
and Parsons Pursa:ive flHs. Mary Jn"-ttns
OF labor (ir the aggregated may be saved by
This precautiOE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

Being total of 4,155 bales, against
2,762 bales for last week.
The general Cotton movement for
the week was as follows: It appears
that the total receipts for the seven days
have reached 165, 1853 bales, against
1872, 433 bales last week, 159, 245 bales
the previous week and 1851 bales
three weeks since, making the total
receipts since the first of September,
1874, 1880, 500 bales, against 9s3, 2S2
bales for the same period of 1873
-, showing an increase since September
|, 1874, of 297,3l4 bales. The exports
Tor the week ending. reach total of
85, 73S bales, OF which SO. 374 were to
Great Britain, IL, 943 to France, and
IS, 42l to the rest of the Continent,
while the stocks as made up are now
553, 776 bales.
The following are the official quo
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

AO" 4AloOlibS lOs
abiding. ..-.. -:
Good Middling ....1i. "
ROSIN-There is 10 important
change IN the general position of af-
fairs IL this market since our last re-
port, the feeling of strength and con-
tidence which we mentioned last week
remaining we'll riYetsd in the opinions
Of sellers, though the sales this week
show a concession on prices paid pre-
viously. Adylccs from abroad have
IA sons eases been construed as not
quite so buoyant, attributed mainly to
the stringency of money, and this
influence bearing upon the market has
had tendency to create feeling of
uneasiness which has resulted in the
decline.
Fine resins have continued firm and
in demand. The stock Of grades above
q is very small, and buyers find coz
siderable difficulty in filling their Or
ders. Foreign freights arc firm. Sew
era charters were made during the
week at advanced rates. The supply
of tonnage is fully equal to the de
mand for berths.
The following synopsis is resume
of the market and the sales for the
week:
Friday--Market firm at s., but for
strained sellers asking higher prices.
No sales.
Strained rosin Arm at
81. sales Of ] 200 hbls. at 50 per Dbl.
Monday-Strained continues firm.
Sales of 800 bbls. at s. per Dbl.
Tuesday-Market firm. Strained
opens quiet and declines cents. The
sales are only 200 bbls at 81 IS per
Dbl.
Wedncsday-M Market for strained
steady. Sales of 500 bbls strained at
81 % and 500 bbls good strained per
bbl.
Thursday-To- day at the close the
market is firm at 81 IS per Dbl.
The receipts for the week were
1858 hbls against VA bbls for last
week. The exports for the week were
6,9l1 bbls against 1924 bbls for last
week. The stock in yard and afloat
is. 81, 795 bbls against "a, 463 bbls for
last week.
S>il
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04
A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.
The Carolina Household MAGAZINE,

\ ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY of choice
IA Literature. viii be issued from the GoLDe-
Eoiso MESSENGER OFFICE commencing with
January l~iI. The frat number will d ready
Tor III Niirg lay Decc u!her 10th, and Tho period
Ictl viii be l.Hjli shed each succeeding month
thereafter without interruption. No advan-
tag wilt he neglected which either talent er
capital can command - render each issue All
agreeable and Instructive com 30 TdiuI.i OF
cH"ic.s ling, bY popular writer's, both h. ms
.!!II abroad
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04
The Carolina Household Magazine

VII he a large SPACE. eightyfouI column
monthly, had -cnely printed tinted book
paper and beautifully illustrated. II il .
thoroughly sGutE ern enterprise ard its success
i alrtIhv tn'y Assured. The publisher means
10 make Ii first class mon thIY, that. once in
tEadnccd in the family circle, is sure - be
eagerly watched tor And carefully preserved.
Its PORTRAIT GALLERY viii prove
attractive Ieatura. TiIe January number will
tol tain 4 life like picture OF
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-12-04

Bad enough TO lock anu feel bad vcursei ;
but no excuse for having 3orr horse lcok ana
feel badiy W hen for small sum Won can buy
Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders, which
given in grain two or three times a week, VIII
m q K e hi M look ard feel well.
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EX-GOV, II. 3. VANCE

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warttf On rectilt Of the subScriI ton price
Either OF the Engrav;ngs is worth double the
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-16

y 81 piiblico en- General, asegurando no tendran
NADIA que desear, pues al efectO cuenta con una
escogida servidumbre, espaciOs0s cuaTtos. para
familias, cantina bien prOvista, haflos frios o
calientes la 0rden, barbero 6Ia & :; todo pre-
cios eduitativOs al alcance de todaa las fortnnaa.
Tn empleado del Hotel va bordo, siempse
due llegan vapores para poneFse 4 la 6rden de
los Srea. pasageros eDcargaTse de la conduc-
cion de sus equipajes en- un bote especial man
dado construir expresamente para este servicio
con mocion mecanica, que lie impele mas velocI-
dad Que una maquiLa de vap0f, y espacio sun
ciente para conducir veinte y cHatro personas
con s,ls maletas de viaje, d cual esta adisposi-
cion de los Sres. pasageros para paaear por Ia
bahia. San Tomas 10 de EnerD de 1S74.--Fdbldx
| {16gdOrn 81 r.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-16


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Hotel international,
CALLE PRINCIPAL.
Frente al boaco y club International
de San Thomas.

El cue suscribe, propietario de este c6m0dO
"a atablecimento, situad0 en- 10 mas c6ntrico de
calle del Concrete, cerca de los muelics, con
hermosas vistas del puerto de la Ciudad, tie
ne ell honor de ofrecerlo sus nunlerOsOs ami g0s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1874-10-16

Juan N. Cancio y Ro-
driguez, Doctor en Medicina y Cru
iia, calle de Tetuan mum. II, Casa de
Salud de San Rafael.
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(UHPANlA RBAL III VAPURES CURkEtS INtsInOIIS
SUByENCIONAI


A A
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S Z Y E N D E

IL casa terrera sits en- La Gale de La Tanea num-
10, esqnina 4 la de San Sei,aFt;au Ell que La
interese puede verse con su duen0que la llabita.
En- dicha casa hay I'M establecimiento de pull
nerfa
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IL CAMARA.

Para aete mas de los Agene Sca Waak Comps
San Juan puorso-HlCo d JUNO del874
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
The Labor Situation.

Throughout, New England there Will
probably be more men out OF employ
mrnt this winter than there nave been
Idle Curing amy past decade. The dis
charge ot hands and the cur,ailnIcnt 81
the hours of labor is still gu;n- on, in
dicttious that manufacturers are deter
mined To curiIil both their productions
and expenses At least twenty-five" per
cent. Under these circumstances the
outlook is anything but encnura@in" tor
factory hands everywhere: the dis
charged lahnrerS east, of course. seek
~cmpiuvmrpt Is far out Is their limited
means VIII permit. and thereby force
the ripple "f hard times they carry with
them upon the worhmcn of the w">:.
Ihos. who have situations thi, winter.
paving cvcu 4 limited income. will do
well 10 hold on To wla, they have, rath-
pr than 20 seek better wages else NE"r".
The country will Soon be full If men
seeking employment, and willing L.
work at almost any price that viii civ"
them and ;hgir tImi!i"S L Twin" during
the long winter which Is now upon us.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
DcN4io County toms.
from ;ilc Register. ]

-Sevcra, ofthc newly elected coun-
" officers iave been in the village
booking ont f0f places III which to
live durlng their term of Office.
The Sheriff sold some cheap land
last ..pnday. We bought forty acres
for 81. which we would lik, to dis
pose Of ~ half that price. Who wants
10 buy: Don't all speak at once
" learn that q petition for a
dram-hup license IS being circulated
in town and will be presented to the
Count Durt the present Term. We
uadrr -. that quite Il number OF
persons wno TOOK IN active part III
shifting up the saloons some ten
mont -. have signed III" petition.
Thy contend that the object for
whi.f ia. s~alnou~ were closed has not
been accomplished, and that there has
hen e. 5uuch. ii not more. WHISKY
drank while the saloons were closed
than fGr the same period while they
were opened.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Noi9wayC ountYItems.
From the Rr;u},lir,p.1


-N"g~ closet last week in Mary
vii" az So -.
Corn is selling at II to so cents
per hashcl now in this COUNTY.
~-Protrarted meeting is still in
progress AT the lSt NJ. f. Church.
Several conversions have occurred,
and Considerable feeling is evlnced.
-Durin" this week up to the pres
cnt time there has been shipped from
tins place ABOUT % carloads Of hogs,
principally Tor the eastern markets,
at prices ranging + ON 81 70 to S. 80.
Mr.. F. NJ. Taylor,l late of Glasgow,
Howard county, No, has purchased
the ANDREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
Mr. Taylor was talking Of settling in
MIryville. but finally concluded TO
90 to Savannah. We wish him much
success. lie takes charge of the RE-
PUBLICAN Ill about two weeks.
From the DrInocrat.l
james Ford i progressing finely
packing pork. Henow has 20U choice
hogs cut up and sailed away.
Steps are BENG taken 10 Organize
4 musical society IN Maryville,;. room
having been rented Tor that purpose,
i'll Baker Block.
Uncle Billy Holt. m of Nodawav
county's beS' citizens, who has been
dangerously sick for several weeks
past with bilious fever, we are
pleased to state Is now cry much i'm
proved in health. and is in Il fair way
TO soon be about again.
"A committee of four, composing
NJ. q. Roseberrv and \. z. More
house. of MaryviIlc, VIM. Anderson,
Esq, of Graham. and j. Alcun, of
Mound City, VIII leave Maryvillc on
next Monday. the 3Gth inst. for Chi
ca"o, where, Oh December the 2d,they
will have a meeting with Supcrinten-
dent ~IIarrls, of the Chicago, Burllng-
ton and Qnincy railroad, and other
prominent railroad officials, relative
10 the building of the proposed line
OF road from Naryville. via Graham,
to Rulo. Nebraska. We will report
more fully the progress of this most
important project upon their return.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
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Worth County Items.
From tn. Tins J

To- somalc. aud PI"f. HWrand
j. 4, hqp;y y . big sun!"wer.'
Perry Warden, Of ear Honey
Crave. MT with an accident one day
Ta.t w,~k. 3, which he hat his shout
,irr blade dis!Dra,cd, and sustained
other sij-lt injuries.
The 40. uarkct has been exceed
inrlv lively ior the past two weeks.
Tnycrs ara swarming all over the
,.,iiu.rv. AID Hre offering ) TO ) II
rent, per pound, gross. Hundreds o.
hogs have already been taken out
.f county. a2d hundreds are being
led for i later and perhaps Il Better
market. The hog market opened
rather earle" than usual, and the
lor, sold Were not As good as hose
1ha, will he sold hereafter. yet they
were good marketable porkcrs.
The following brief history Of
Grant CITY vii! SHOW that it is dcS-
tined to be 4 town of no lncou>idcrable
inheritance within the next few years:
The first builtin" erected within the
incorpurated limits of the town, as
now laid out. was built iii 1862. by y.
+. Frakes. on the north side of the
square on he site now occupied by T..
Browns meat market. The same
wear two more buildings were erected
the one :; large frame structure
which was used as a Court house for
several wears. when it was DESTROYED
hv fire. improvements hcgfn soon
after. but were greatly retard Il by the
commotion of our late war. Practi-
caIlv ii can be- said that improvements
only began after the war closed. and
that the substantial growth of oar
town does not date back beyond lSO5.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Newspaper Laws.

In response 10 4 request, we give INC
law As ii stands relating to newspapers
and subscribers:
/. Subscribers who do not give cX-
press notice to the contrary. are c"neid-
cred wishing to continue their subscrip-
tons.
.. IF subscribers order the discoatin-
uancc of heir periodicals, the publisher
NAV continue them until all arrcaraSea
are paid.
). Ii subscribers neglect or refuse to
take their periodicals ircm tie o!licr
to which they ri" directed. they
are held responsible unit! they have set
Tied their bills, and ordered them discon-
tinaci.
4. II subscribers move 70 other places
without informing the publisher. and
the rapers are sent 70 the former direc-
ton, they are held responsible.
>. Any person vino receives a news
paper aul makes use ot il. whether he
ias ordered il on not, is held III law II
he u subscriber.
6. Ii Subscribers pay in advance, they
are buInG To give notice 10 the publisher
at the end Of their time, it they do not
wish to continue taking it; otherwise,
thu publisher is authorized tc send it On,
ana the subscriber will be responsible
until express notice, with payment OF al
arrears, is sent to tn" publisher.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Renc~t OF this Years Wheat Crop.

EntaynS from the department at az
r;cuitarr show that the wheat crop l.
equal to. or greater than last years in
ali the States except Maryland. Nr-
"inia. Texas. Ken;ucky. Wisconsin.
Minnesota. Iowa and Kansas. In Con
n~ecl;rnt and Illinois it i about equal 10
last wears cron. Other States haze III
creased their Weld.
The New England States reach the
splendid crop Of the census year, approx
imatIng to a million bushels. Maine has
increased her yield 81 per cent. The
quality Of the crop in these States Is
considerably improved.
The Middle States have considerably
enlarged and improved their yield. New
York reporting an increase OF 10 per
cent.
Ofthc South Atlantic States Mar land
falls one per cent. below and Virginia .
per cent. below last ;clr; but their de-
i~icsency j. more Than made up by Other
States, Georgia showing an increase of
u per cent. The quality is also I'M
proved.
Oh the Calf States Alabama reports
an increase Of ., and Mississippi de
clines 9 per cent, and Texas u per cent.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
Holt County Items.
From the sentinel |

Nicholas Stock. the efficient
French merchant tailor at Oregon.
got one vote for Governor ofthc state
of Missouri.
The officials of the German Sum
dp,-School are preparing for a grand
Christmas entertainment for the ben
efit of the little folks.
Judge Adolf Bertram sold his
fitrin near Corning for $500. The
rurrha,eri a new one lately from
The German Fa;hcr.and. The judge
intends to move Oh hi, stock farm on
The Little Tarkco, thirteen miles
northeast of Corning.
A. G. Cropp sold I3 head OF fatted
porkcrs at : cents. George Thomas a.
head. MeS>rs. Corby and =. holland
each 20 head at the same figure. since
that time hogs have raised 10 q -
cents.
Many families have come into
Holt county from Western Kansas
and Nebraska. intcndin" 10 spend the
winter. Quite an addition t" our
population has thus been made. and
the vacant houses in the tiinbcr"d re-
gionS u; the county are nearly ali oc-
rupicd.
-Mavor Stuckcy's residence was
The scene Of Il serious accident last
Friday. Mr.. =. had gone through the
process Of Dutchcring Il hog, and was
carving a paiisal Of hot; water from
the kitchen store 10 the place where
Ie intended TO apply it for scaidin"
the hog. When thus carrying thu:
10. WAFER. little Eva. three year Old,
daughter of James 7. Dun, who
happened to be on avi,it TO MrStuck
ry'- that day). ran against Mr.. =.
causing a portion of the hot water to
-pill out ana splash on her neck, back
and shoulders. and scalding her in Il
very seriou, anne Ga saturday
and Sunday the effects OF the scald
were thought to prove fatal to the
little sufferer. but later information
assures liz that little Eva Is out OF
danger.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
". A. PRICES COLUALfa.
Produce Dealer.

VA Price wants 1890 bushels Of
oats, for which the highest casa price
will be paid.
". \. Price cells sugar-cured hams
for / cents PEI pound.
Grouud alum, salt. in sacks Of 200 lbs
each, at ". A. Prices, So % per
sack.
Potatoes, bacon and lard wanted by
". \. Price.
Clean, new Timothy seed at ". A.
Prices. 81 80 per bu<hel.
Wheat. oats, rye and barley wanted
by W. A. Price.
Cotton. yarn and carpet-chain at W.
A. Prices. 81 80 per bale.
4 large lot of ~wooden-ware and rope
Just received by W. A. Price, and will
be sold awful cheap.
4 No. l spring wagon for sale by W.
A. Price; price. S75 90.
New clover and all varieties of seeds
at w. 4. Prices.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
At1hiscn County Items.
from the .J0urnll.l

Snow. TO The depth OF six inches.
fell in this vicinity on Wednesday
and Thursday last.
A revival Of religion Is in pro-
grcss Al the baptist church in this
place. Itey. Z. II. nhoades. pastor. Is
being assisted II. the work by Rev.
Blaine.
Oar excel n friend %ohnny Holt,
one Of the nc rntcrprisia% business
men in Northwest Missouri. has at
last been corr1'-4 by one Of Nodaway
countY's tairvs; daughters and the
matrimonial Moose firmly fixed about
his neck. We congratulate Johnny,
and wish the LGpny pair n:auy year:
of unalioyct happiness and a:iil:nltce
prosperity
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