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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-20

At Springfield, Mass, the tram
rolled from the tracks Of the sordid
New York and New Haven Railroad to
those Of the Boston and Albany, and
once more the Presidential party was
d~eadheading its way to its nations
birth-ulace. There was nothing to pay
anywhere. The individuals did not
have to pay; the State did not have to
pay. 1t was pure and simple dead
heading, and there was more anima-
ton than had at any time boen seen IN
the Presidential eye, and he greeted
cordially an English clergyman who
was on his way to take charge Of a
parish IN Brookline, Mass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-04-20
=. Il. .E'IcHOTS Floral .9IEc-
ton Sale,
HNHnE

apo 46my5,i2
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Royal Gilkey & Company.

BosroS, Nov. 27.-The Nheaficsl
creditors of Royal Gilkcy & Co, the
failed coal and lumber firm of Water
town, Mass, is said to be Fitchburg.
The r. B. eastern railroad will also
suffer considerably, and large lumber
dealers north and east from whom thc
firm derived its immense supply will
also sustain heavy loss. 1t is said
the Pennsylvania coal dealers are also
involved. OF the liabilities OF the
firm seventy two thousand dollars are
secured and one hundred and seventy
thousand unsecured. Creditors ol
Cyrus Carpenter, furnaces and ranges
Boston, have voted to accept lOcents
on the dollar. Composition of 81
cents has been passed by creditors o
|sChas. NJ. Mathews, and VIM. E. Cox
Boston, boot and shoe dealers, and
C. s. NJ. Cox, corner Pearl and Frank
lin streets. Combined liabilities Of
| A. & A. j. Jacobs & Co., and II
Jacobs, provisions, Boston, are Iepor
tied FIVE hundred thousand dollars, ane
assets about one numbered THOUSAND
dollars.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
4 Trave.er,. opinion.

\ correspondent of the Pana l(liD Palla.
dum, writes as follows about Yankton and
some Of its people: 4
Having taken a trip TO northern Iowa
and DaSota territory, III company with the
Hon. H. Fox, If Nandals thought u
sEetchof ourrip and what We saw of The
country might Ee interesting to some of
your readers 1t is not ofIen that a writer
commenced at the far end Of his journey
TO write, but like the boy hoeing potatoes,
| he works best towards home. So | will
commence at Yankton and travel home
ward
/ Here we met with many kind and socia-
bic people of whom / will mention Judge
| w. w. Brookings, who is ever ready To
give information. and aid all he can to
those who are in pursuit Of lands, &c. Also
ECol o. Whitney, register OF the land office,
who is ready to assist and give information
in regard to homesteads, &c. There Is
4 Fred, j. Cross, superintendent Of immigm
ton, who is on the watch to assist those
needing his services. / would say to those
who go to Yankton, and are weary and in
need Of rest, to stop.at the st. Charles ho-
tel, where they will find clean and com.
4 modiousT house, gentemanly landlord,
John Ross, who always tries to make il
agreeable and pleasant for his guests.
Yankton is a-thtiv,ng and prosperous
town Of 1000 Inhabitants, with many fine
y o4;business.h houses. as well rs many fine resi-
Z dences. 1t has one railroad, the Dakota
Southern, running to Sioux City, 81 miles
long, over fine level bottom land of tht
: Missouri, Jim. Vermillion and Big Siou,
rivers. The last three named rivers ar,
prairie streams, with scarcely any timbe
along their shores. They are good sizet
RI streams of pure, clear. water, running on
ward to the Missouri, where it becomes
:, mixed with tho dirty waters Of that river
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Trouble Ahead at Red Cloud.

WAsIiISGroS, Nov. 27th.-J. j.
savillc, agent at Red Cloud agency,
having telegraphed for definite in
structions as to the course to pursue
in case The Indians refuse TO give up
the young member of a band who
without provocation SHOT at Geo. NJ.
Bosler while driving herd Of cattle.
Commissioner Smith has sent the fol
loving reply:
"lnhsns mas, be compelled to sur
render the guilty party. If the mill
tarY will stsnd by, you stop ralions
until surrender is'madc."
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
The Funeral IN New York.

New YonK, Nov. s7-Contrary to
the experience Of Washington and
Baltimore, this city is favored to day
with delightful weather for the OBJ
sequies Of Vice President Wilson
Broadway is thronged with people,
and the military have taken position;
but the remains had not-arrlved at
the appointed time, 3 o'clock. There
was some delay in starting from Phila.
delphia.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
NEW YORK.
AsslGNNIEN,

ASSIGNMENT.
New Yonk, Nov. 27:-Goodlsina'
Bros, u large wholesale liquor house,
so Broadway, to-day made an assign
ment for the. benefit of creditors. A
separate assignment was also made
by Mayer Goodkind:
SUIT AGAINST THIEVES.
Attorney general Of the state has
ordered that suits be entered against
the contractors and engineers of the
Storge reservoir water commissioners
Of Brooklyn, tn recover sG62, 900 said
to have been stolen from the city.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
The Red Cloud Indian Agent
Instructed to Stop Rations
until a Murderer is
s.. Surrendered.
Surrendered.
The 1llustrious Dead in Philadelphia


PnILADELrn1A, Nov. 27.-Thc re.
mains of the late vice-president Will
son reached this city last night during
drcnching rain. The body was car
ried to Independence Hall. Notwith-
standing the unpleasant weather, the
streets from the Baltimore depot to
Independence Hallwerc crowded with
spectators, aud the pressure to get in
To the hall to view the body as it lay
in state was very great.
The doors Of Independence Hall
were rc-opened at this morning,
and from -,hatzhour until 10, two con-
tinuous double files Of people viewed
the remains Of the late vice president.
A great number of persons were un-
able to gain admittance to the hall.
a. a quarter of eleven the body
was removed to the hearse which
was drawn by ten beautiful black hor-
ses, And at precisely Ii O'Clock the fa-
neral cortegc started. The route was
out Walnut to Broad, then to Ger
mantown Junction, where q special
train was in waiting. All along the
route the streets we're crowded.
Many places of business weieclosed.
The procession was very imposing,
and included Gov. Hartranft, Major
Bankson and staff, and 1t division o.
national guards, the committee il
charge Of remains, mayor, members
Of congress, and pail bearers, commit
tee Of arrangements of councils, oth
GERS and members of councils, mem
bers Of senate and house Of represent
atives, union league, delegation Q
patriotic order Sons Of America
Philadelphia union club, etc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Summary Justice.

CntcAGo, Nov. 27--The grand
jury in the criminal court to-day found
an Indictment aginst Henry Dayis. for
the murder of Charles Whyland, on
Thanksgiving day, and Attorney Reid
notified Davis that he must be ready
for trial by "Wednesday next.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
The Lost Found.

PORTLAND, Maine, Nov. 27.-Lyon,
the signal office. on Mt. Washington,
who was supposed to have been lost
on the mountain during the severe
storm of Wednesday, reached the
summit tie next morning in an ex.
hausted condition, having passed tho
night in s deserted hut.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
THE DOMINION.

ToRcSro, Nov. 2277.-phc Ontario
meeting is closed.
Resolutions were adopted Offering
that American farm produce should
not be admitted free while canadian
produce is taxed on crossing the bor-
der. Anotller asks for s,rictcr GUS
toms regulations TO prevent fraud i'll
the way Of nndervaluation; and an
other proposes to encourage produc-
tion of IRON by duty OF two dollars
per ton OIL imported pig iron; also
government bonds TO be continued
for ten years Of two dollars for every
ton produced in Canada from the ore.
Tile NEXT resolution fixes the manu-
fucturers demand at 20 per cent. tar
i'll Oh goods importclirom the mother
country. Goods from any foreign
country to be taxed at exactly the fig
urc-i,nposed-by each -feFeitg5t & -cts4atry
on canadian goods Of the same kind.
OTTAWA, Nov. 81 meeting
Of Mr.. Eddy's old creditors, resolu,
tions were adopted in favor Of accept
ing 20 cents on dollar, with sccu'i-
.ty; old creditors to be relieved from
u
all further liability. Liabilities are
$780, 600.
a petition has been sent to the
government for,hc relcasc Of Lrpine,
44AA i..ainatr
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Found Guilty.

New YoEK, Nov. ss77.-Col. Robt-
Deanges, an officer in the appraisers
department Of the custom house, was
found guilty Of completely in SNUG
!. Cling goods, and was sentenced to two
years imprisonment and to pays fine
Of 10000. -
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Secretary Bristow not Interested.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 27.-Georgc Z.
Buchanan, of the Newcomb Buchanan
Company, stated to a Ledger reporter
today, that the statement of Bristow;s
being connected with the above firm
was utterly false and unfounded, il
fact; and that Secretary Bristow has
not now and never had any interes
in the house of Newcomb Buchana.
s. Co., whatever; directly or indirect
|ly, nor in the successors to Ncwcoml
Buchanan & Company.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Wilson Meeting in Boston.

BosroN, Nov. 27-Aameeting Of
citizens was held at F'anueil Hall to-
day in response to Invitation -of ,ex.
preston Mayor Cobb to give the pub
lie sentiment on the death of Vice
President Wilson. There was large
! attendance including many ladies.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
a petition has been sent to the
government lor,hc relcasc Of Lcpine,
Henry Ward and Henry c. Bowen

NEw> YORK, Nov. 27th.-As Mr..
Bcechcr hurried into the hail Of his
lecture room last evening, dipping
with wet: the confidential secretary Of
Henry g. Bowcn whispered to him.;
81 have some papers to serve on you
sir, in the suit Of Henry G. Bowen" ;"
Mr.. Beechcr's face famed red in
"a second, and he said impaticntly:
I" ! am late; | can't sec YOU
But, Mr.. Bowen urged the
clerk.
Come to me after this thing is
over, whispered Mr.. Bcccser.
At the close OF the meeting,
while Mr.. Bccchcr was enjoying
the talk of friends, Mr. Bowcn's clerk
surprised him again. Mr.. Beec!scr,
stepping one side said, /" | will admit
the service ofpapers iirtilc presence
OF wituesscs. The clerk answered,
that it was not legal, aud handed him
suhrrnas to attend the trial Of the
libel suits Of Henry G.
Bowen against the E.gl:.
Mr.. Becch.r took the papers and
the accompanying dollar and said he
/ should Dc on t.a:.(t.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27

New York.
New YORK. NOV. 81.
WuENr-Dull and declining; No. j
Chicago, *11O@114; No. 2Chicngo, 81 %
091.2G; No. 9 Milwaukee, $l.2SQ1l 20; No.
spring, 81 40 for new and old; win
ter rcd western, $l.l5Q1l.31.
RYE-Scarcc and firm.
EonN-Scarcc and u fair demand at fill
prices; Steam western mixud, T5iac; snil
DO 76ls@77c; new western mixed Goo
-72c.
BARLEY-B Buyers favor.
OArs-Dul and heavy; mixed western
and state, 4a@t7lsc.
PoRK-Quiet, ut 1880.
LAnD-licavy, at l29al@l9iuc.
WiilsKY-$l.15.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27

s1O4ss for cash; slo5as for JAN No 3,
S7c;, rejected, 75c.
GoRN-Wcak and lower; 4oWt9i &c for
cash; 47l,c for the year.
oArs-bulland easy, 4, ao's@ao'sc, :
RyE-Firm 3 u
DAliLKy-Firm.
PoRK-S,cady and fairly. actiycs $4,000
for cash; Nl9.45 fol the year
LAnp-Firmcr; .&l2.25@ls 30 for cash.
WlusKY-$l1lla.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
-St.Eoutn.

ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 81.
WnEAT-Dull; No. fall, s1.5o14@
81 bid for cash; &1,52lhaQDl.522 for Nov.
*l.53 for Dec; No. 3 fall, $l.27 bid; No.
fall, f1.00.
cons-Lowcr; 47c for cash; 471s@
4Sc for Nov.
OArs-Nothing doing. -
BARLEY-Unchangcd
Wnlsky-Steady. at sl.12llz.
--RfE-Ghelsabget3 49, : ------
PoRK-Quiet, ut $2l.O0.
LAnp--Ileld at ls1a0lslac.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
Killed.

New York, Nov.>27.-Thrcc Child
rcn were killed yesterday by tie cav
ing Of sand bank in Brooklyn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
H-Gov. English. Appointed .. S. Sen
afnr

+ New HAVEN, Nov. 27. lager
soil today appointed ex Gov. Engltsi
q. S. senator in place Of o. S. Ferry
deceased. ~
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1875-11-27
deceased.
Wants co DAYS Notice.

New YORK, Nov. ,s7.-The Mutual
Benefit Savings Bank insists on the
go days notices before paying deposit
sors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

GOVERNOR JACOB ON THE VIRGINIA STATE
DEBT.-In his message OF last week to the
West Virginia Legislature Governor Jacob
says: ,,,,-
s.As long as the question of the liability
Of West Virginia for portion OF the debt OF
Virginia remains unadjusted 1t Will be
source OF anxiety among the people. You
are aware that the efforts heretofore made
towards settlement have accomplished no
thing; and there is no present prospect OF
reaching any settlement. If any action is
taken, under these circumstances, by the two
States it cannot be joint, but must be lnde'
pendent. The liability Of the State for an
equitable proportion of this debt was recog.
nized ia the first Constitution, and has never
been authoritatiVely questioned. The serious
question has been, What is the amount OF
this debt that must be assumed by this State
There has been no expression OF opinion by
any Legislature heretofore on this point, ana
invite your attention 10 it, believing that
neither duty nor interest will permit further
delay.
"You will find in the able report of the
Commissioners made in 1871 the material or
elements necessary to enable you to arrive at
lust and intelligent conclusions. 1t is need
less for me to enter into discussion OF the
Important questions involved in this matter !;
it is sufficient to say that as this debt was
created for works of internal improvement
I concur with the commissioners in the gen.
eral principles laid down by them as basis
of adjustment. Should it be your pleasure
to determine, as far as it can be done e1
parte, the amount of this liability, a sinking
fund might be provided for as means Of
ultimate liquidation"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

Miss Gertrude Pillow, daughter OF Gene
raj Gideon j. Pillow, of this city, shot pear
near Old-Town landing, Arkansas iass week.
The young laay was attended by yoMh
named Charles Mitchell, brothsr Of Captain
John Fl. Mitchell. Bruin received two loads
from double barrelled shotgun, and, turn
ing over with sigh somewhat akin to Q
growl, quietly breathed his last. He was oil
q very large size, and the steaks were juicy
and nice. Miss Pillow has the reputation Of
being skilled In the use of the towing. piece,
and has brought down many deer.-A sns'
phis Appeal.
Rev. DR.. John LeyhalRn, pastor Of the As
sociate Reformed church, Is in GONZALES
cent condition, and ilis physicians state b.
| win soon be able to resume his active minis
tarial work. Baltimore Gazette, 10th.
The marriage Of the Princess Louise
! daughter OF the King Of the Belglans, wit
4 Prince Philip, Duke Of Ssxo1y, is to tax
| place on February 4lh. The dowry Of ID
/ BRIDE amounts to S3lo,Q0h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

WEST VIRGINIA UNITED STATES SENATOR
A letter to the Dispatch from Charleston
says:
"The large number of aspirants for seua-
torial honors lends considerable interest to
the present session, and everything seems
swallowed up in the momentous question,
Who will be the foremost man The organ
ization of the House Of Delegates was at
first considered significant, but many have
changed their We've. However this may be
as between j. N. Camden aud Henry S.
Walker, late public printer, tie latter seems
to be the strongest, and much danger is ap-
pretended by his opponents, being, as he is,
an indefatgable worker and ingenious ma.
nipuIator. Without diversion in favor OF
a new man as against the two named bis
election is considered assured by many.
Among those most prominently mentioned
as candidates, upon either Of whom these
factions might possibly be united, are Judge
G. D. Camden, Hon. j. n. Bennett, ex.Go'
vernon Samuel Price. Hon. Judge A. F.
Raymond, Hon. c. j. Faulkner, and some
Others"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
Re,iremen, Of MIR. G,adstone.

helfremena OF mr.. G&a0StOne.
LETTER TO EARL GRANylLLE-REPLY OF TIE
LATTER.
LONDON, January 15-6 a. M.-Mr. Glad.
stone, In Withdrawing as leader OF the Libe.
raj party, writes to Earl Granville: "The
time has arrived when I ought to revert to
my letter of March last"
After reviewing q number of public and
private considerations Mr.. Gladstone says:
g. see no public advantage in my continuing
to act as leader of the Liberal party. After
forty.two years Of laborious public life,
think myself entitled to retire with the pre-
sent opportunity. This retirement Is dicta.
ted by personal views regarding the method
of spending the closing years Of my life.
My conduct in Parliament will continue to
be governed on the same principles as hith-
erto, and arrangements for the treatment of
general business and to advance the conve-
nepce of the Liberal party will have my
cordial support"
Earl Granville replies: 81 have communi.
Gated in detail the reasons for which pro-
foundry regret and deprecate your decision.
My late colleagues fully agree in this regret
at the failure of the endeavors to dissuade
you from your purpose, and doubtless the
Liberal party also concur with US In the OBJ
servations we addressed you, prompted by
considerations OF public advantages, and not
merely by sense Of your service and our
admiration and attachment"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

ORGANIZATION OF THE WEST VIRGINIA LIZ
a1sLArURE.-On Wednesday Q3sb) the LIE.
eislature assembled. In the House OF
Delegates Hon. Alexander Monroe, OF
hampshire county, was elected Speak.
err; j. B. Peyton clerk; w: Lege
Moffett sergeant-at-arms, and William NJ.
Patton doorkeeper, with the usual number
of committee-clerks and pages. In the Sc
nate an organization was effected by the
election Of Hon. D. d. johnson, OF Tyler,
president; Joseph S. Miller clerk; E: A.
Cunningham, assistant clerk; j. y. Alder
son sergeant-at.arms and F. 2. Roach
doorkeeper. The committee-clerks elected
we're C. q. Hodgson, editor Of the Morgan
Mercury; A. NJ. Campbell, and William
Martin.
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roll-call, and obtained only fifty responses (:
but as the two Democratic members had Just

roll-call, and obtained only fisty responses
4 but as the two Democratic members had il,st
4 selgscssausEetsts0Hthafnii.cnitwhiahWaa
terrupted be assumed iE right 20 ani16IInea
that fifty four members had ans seereti to their
Names Those who remained after Mr. WITT
aid his friends Withdrew elected Hahn
Speaker by aeclamatioh, and proceeded to the
busicess Of the Legislature. There was no
subsequent so!Ecall by Hhicflthe number OF
those mem bers whose names were returned
by the Returning Board who eth remained
present at these deliberations could be de.
termiued.
Your committee have not been able to
agree upon any Recommendation, but upon
the situation in Louisiana as it appeared be-
fore us we are all agreed.
CHARLES FosygR,
WILLIAM Waller PHELPS,
GARRISON n. PoErEs.
January IA, 1875.
The evidence upon which the sub.com-
mittee base their conclusions, not being writ
ten out, will be submitted hereafter II it
shall be deemed desirable. The com mittee
themselves voted tofadopt the report, and
also to report the same to the House with
the recommendation that the same be printed
and recommitted. a.sjt.
For the committee.
GEORGE F. HoAR, Chairman.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

srARs.ss ApPRAY.-At Smiths shop, ON
Walkers creek, last Friday night, Mr..
Swisher and Mr.. Jarvis had some words
about difficulty which had occurred some
time before between Mr.. Swisher and the
father of young Jarvis. From words they
came to blows, and finally knife was used.
Mr.. Jarvis received Two cuts In the body ;
one of which is considered serious II NOT
mor,al.-Lenington Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

PosrAL,-A new post-oftiee is established
at Beaver Pond, Amelia county, va, On 1oe
route from Amelia Courthouse 70 A'uh.
,boro,. with L. E. Jobnson as postmaster.
George Crittenden is appointed postmaster
at Sandy Bottom, Middlesex eouDSy, va
nice James l.. Wilson, resigned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18

CHANGE OF IsvEsrxENT.-An Atlanta (Ga-l
gentleman last week paid two shares ths par
SaIue of each share being 51O0l OF the hicn.
rnond and Atlanta Airline Railroad STOCK
for two years. subscription to the Dasty LET
old of that city.-Bdlhmore Sua. e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-01-18
WOOD AND COAL.

II. T. ANDERSON. C. G. JOHNSON
A NDERSON s. JOHNSON, DEALERS
n In WOOD and COAL, Basin bank between
Eighth aud Ninth STIR cts, Richmond, Va. Glover
Hill Coal all grades; West Virginia Goals; Anthras
cite Coal, all Sizes sold by weight Soft Coke, hall
and lump. Oak and Pine Wood-long. sawed. and
split. - "a ls.lm
NANNELTON SEMI-CANNEL COAL
~ 1t kindes quick. gives more hest and Lasts
longer, aud Is therefore the most economical Goa
for open CRATES. 5. (. LATHkOf,,
Sole agent FOR Richmond,
Seventeenth street. at drawcridge.
ANTHRACITE COAL, all sizes, best quality, at
lowest prices. say.. tails
T,HE BEST-AND-C CHEAPEST FUEL
i is always that Of first quality and full quantity,
which the subscriber furnishes. Anthracite AL
sizes Splint-the best kind; Glover Hll-excei-
lent Soft Coke-faultess; engine GOALS all sorts
unequalled machlue-prepared Kindling, COOKING,
and Cord Wood. at Ninth and Cary streets.
In ia j. Is. WATKINS.
DEST LUMP AND HAIL. COKE, CLIO
ID YER HILL COAL-lump and hail superior
SPLINT and OUINNIMONT COAL; ANTHRA-
CITE COAL, al sizes; OAK and PINE WOOD,
long and sawed; all Of which can be bought Of the
lowest market price at q. COfTkELLS,
corner Of Ninth street and Basin bank.
Ia 15-1m
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SPLINT COAL, ALL LUMP,

WOOD AND COAL.-Keep down the
w prices, and buy best Anthracite Coal for
90 81 % per tom Of 2soo ,xen 6sss
Hye-busheI load. and $3.50 per ton. OF 1000
pounds Glover Hill 1850 u 90 per twenty i've
busheI load Cumberland and Quinnim ont, FOR en-.
rfpes 50 rs to 1915 per ton Of 1000 POUNDS
West Virginia Coke, for stoves, $3.50 per load OF
twenty-five bushels. Pine Wood, ~ OF per core;
Oak, Us to 1925 per cord, delivered. Nfneteensn
at az ~ Laf' ooee CHARLES H. PAGF.
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Rev. DR.. Witherspoon has recovered from
his recent sickness, and will preach to.mor-
row at the Tabb-Street Presbyterian church,
of which he is pastor.
Mr. Andrew Keyan, of this city, Is In at
tendance on the conference Of North Caroli-
ma bondholders now In session at Raleigh.
RoBIN ADAIR