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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
FoR THE WEEK ESDIsG ocT 2, 1873.
Expressly for TIKI " Y TRIBUNE BY our RePOrterl

Expressly THE n Y. TRIBUNE, BY own RePorterJ
General Directions.
Send only good articles The freight and other
poor goods Put everything good order An atiac'e
l0{ secures examuatiOn and often makes sale where
dirty package sl0venly appearance fails Pack securely
thai the melton will not allow the contents 10 ehAnge
plenty OF clean fine cut straw with eggs MaIk
with pafnt-a stencil plate Is Desend note conienn o ~, ~
Same tuna stating what Ia sent, tho route time etc An
y0os or should inolosed In barrel OF box Ns
stafs OF Secure for yourself
t0n hns goods put best shaDo 60 that your mara Az
demand
Receipts for week. Beans 800 bbs foas ssoe busn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

SPICES for Jobbng lots; prices nIIn soroe do
maBd ioT invoices sihgspore Peppe6 9; ia Inn
Calcutta GSager SAD tc African DO 9e$ cioyes $40
y1ct 40 stems 20. NutmegS b 2c Mace, Io@uc
Cins CHss etc; 8stAyia DO lssal9@o saigon DO %"
sTsSgIEE- Quiet Western, &C.; CITY. 7Se
SUGAR-issw dull and more OF less mammal faI 70 ,,Ou
RenBg 7lo07ilsei Centrifugal re; sales 4Io hh INV,
Ssdgac; Powdered 93c.; Crushed, 9AsHbSso- siAhuAiu
TAIIOw-ouist steady sales, $4,000 u. eiAiss7e
TEA-NOlCTniely active; about steady. a., -
TOBACCO Kentucky quie sales, 800 hhts; LnES 90"
4c Lett &c seed Leaf slow saita 100 chses Sew
Fnglapl 1871 l8G3Oc Penns ivania 1871 BIO
500 bales Havana. ~ ge.asi 10.
Moderately active, generally steady
MHISKEY-Quiet hTm ~ 1872 bio. ~ 10 asked ,,.,r
WODt-DOnesic grades have Hold somewhat more taliy
owing the disposition n holders 20 grant ooneesns %
turerS however will not Tar beyond their ant
Foreign iu moderate sale, prices steady Nop
Domestic Hlssces-OhiO. Pennsylvana and Nlrgnla- W
aud PckiOok 4Oa4ic; Xxx, 35GSTc; y, 3jd31e: NO 90
d3sc: No. ?. Syd De- Common. 3Od32c. CoTnbinE ana
Dsane Ks aslc Ssw-York Michigan Indiana aud WI.
oUlsn-XX 32d3gc X. 82d3iC; No. u 81 93bc y @ y 81
a33c: Common 2sa5le; Oonbing and elaine, ~ OF "
34c: No % a3lci COmblng 36d4Oc. Missouri kenthoAy
and Washed Fleece 3Oa3ic Un6ashed Fleece
2sa27c: Unwashed Comling. 2793uc Tub washed "a
Choice, 36a39C. Fair, 32d50c; Inferior and BurIy
632c Pulled WOcl-NeW-NOrk city EEra Pulled. 5Zdooe
suDsr Pulled, 32dSo; Lambs Pulled JOaS3c; Msi, ~,
super and Extra. 27d3lc; Eastern ana Country E5
52d35c. NewMe2ico ana Coloralo-Washed, In, "a
nroyed 20a25e, Ordinary. i5ezCs: tInws asSsSd
iS6i6c, Ordinary, lOSl2c Oregon southern states
-Unwashed Clothing, quality 23d2Ic; 10 C{mD
inc, 25G2sc. CaliiorIiaspng dip hne, 22g2oc medlm
lse: grades and Birry l2dl4c TeIhsFlpe lastsin
2O028c: Medium do, 2Od2Gc; Fine Western laaIuei
Medium do, lbalsc.; Inferior, ndl6c Foreign Npus-
Cape Of 0OOdHOpe. 2663Oc. BuenOs Ayres MenO ana NC
TIA 25a2SC; MOnteytde0 Merna and MeaiiEa zf9oVo'
Australian Clothing 35a42c; do COmbing. 4Os4oc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

SIT GOOD orinarv ss Mddling
FUTURES fairly active closing 70 10 points higher sales
last evennR ~ 500 naea TOday-Frst CalOctObeG lO29
November lO.2s; February lQ;42; March 1898 May
1867 total bales Second CallOctobef, lO3S NOVem-
Der iOs2 December. 1898 January l9Sc FssranIy,
ioSs: JanHar,. 1910; Auri 1864; Msy, l0ISi June
O7S total 100 bales. Also today october
NoveubeT 10 2SdlO.34: December lO3OOlu35 January
iOS4dlOl0 February, 10 II a1046 March i94Sgi0 %
Urtl 10 GO; Aay iO.08diU7l; June 1917 JuY, losZ
total So 800 bales; grand total, 63sOO Oales ru'uies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
pipioeno Nonees.

JTNION PACIFIC RAILR0AD.-At n meet
" ing the Executive Committee OF the Directors OF ths
Pacific Railroad Company hed to-day, the following
resolution adopted:
sored after payment Of all interest due on the c0If
panys debt providing for the United States rue
Of npauV's net earnings ana settns
the G0yernment under the Is
of the sinking fund clause in the ffrnAs
will residue OF net earnings for the cufrci
quarter which dividend Of y cent on tbs eap
hereby declared payable October 70 stookh9as
closing of stock books today and that the soo
DO ks DC closed from today until October 2.
HENRY MCFARLAND. Secretary.
Boston, September 90 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Aves lOsis Erie Railway shares 1Sis Illinois Central SSt
Reading Raj road, l5h the amour! OF bullion gone s
the Rank of England balance to-day Il &2O30OO "a rs
aavices quote per a 11S francs ga cenm
for b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
nnMEsrIn MARKETS.

MUM; on London. i70i7ss premium Paris 4s4h pre-
MUM. sugar quiet anG nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
rRrITs ~ ngRrIFs-FREsH.

ENpOrts 0f AVpi.s Dbl@ Apples again In
heavy suJpy ard vito apparent incr,ase N TIE demand
have CeClucd 25ds-r. pei Dbl. Mixed lots Of WesrIu
sold on The dock to-day At 81 POSI- 80,
while straight tets q Wiuter fruit win not
eNcerd 81 4 few Sp zeDburgs IN the market bat
they command Triy -ae Grares in good
demand TITLE higher few "a iiornil MusCats
selling AZ 81 per 80 10 box, Cool Peers are scarce.
and high Choice Nirgalpds
aoId AT gI2 pr buL, with Nickers at 50. BWre
Clargrau from call MIA sell a. per box, aud
urre nil nni Wiite % 30 Nearly all Il
the ounces Of inferior quality and many go At very low
Cranbere- getting quite plentiful mt tile low
price every other Kind 81 ruit hiadrsnce to
what are opnsetod prcrs Stii IL estimated that this
wear Oneaf large raised last
anu Is thought prices not destined O. De very low.
Eastern Berries sci abO Gre Cod except for
rough STYLES" which s5aST per bb The last
vrse aycd by bal veal her that nearly
her entire cargo iOss being In such
drau Of Hcalth you'd allow the owners TO
unoId 10 in TINS Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

ga eloared, S14,94s,000; gold balances $9lo'-
SeS Sdc currency balances, $9247S9. a.
og H. fareign exchanges were dull and weak tpe
ia;oaI rates being lower and actual rates on the
Sosis Of 81 79a4a$4 SOl aud demand az ~ Oh "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Tbe following is the weekly statement OF the ca
nal collector at this port showing the total quantity
of east-bOund freight arriving here by canal from
0etOter 70 inclusive:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
HAVANA MARKET.

,y.,,y, ort & spaDish gold. lD3ls0IHo9. hkchaH7e
On t Armand bat weak the United sets 90 aayA cur.
~ isr Gl "a premium; short sight do lfa11 premium
n dsyS soIa Caa7 premium; short slight do 4S~s pre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

BeesWax IA aniet Is in largo supply but as ye hns
very nted dflnand Nearly All the afgo bee lay
IN convention no" DelhS mem
i its civ aud have brought their honey along ~ Is OK
pected that this year serop VIII be here S neA ~
tatOuB. ,,o..- t.r.o bovos limit
beeaMaA' tenrV DO Buckwheat.-..l 100 l5
HONEY .syi hoSao is a2O 4OS16
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
VEGETABLES.
ualnE ANl

SHIPMENTS Of Potatoes zoos bbls; OF onions 20 pkgA
rish Potatoes In limited supply ana hlge s"e's aIs
r,ar entful ana lower Trnips have very htuS inquiry
os no also in ig request Hubbard Sguashes hr no"
IN market Cheese Pumpkins not very aDunaAnI 0uota
,,-,-,... t,orl, Squash Marrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

EXPORTS: Beans es5 bbls Peas a4s7 bush The market
IN general hss been good receipts hight and with good
local demand prices have been firm for RED Kidney
ahu on strictly prime stock trhe obtained. Old
medium are out Of the market while medium
ana he'd At 81 10 per bushel Choice NATIONS
Porters are not willing to pay that figure. On the
WhOe the export demand been light markets
eoted du and low and offer inducement TO Shippers
eo hdney are somewhat unsettled while tho endencyi
are now selling az that lot Of 30 bDs fancy
SOIL 70 an exporter yesterday at 81 70 but II doubtful II the
SAFE could DO duplicated to-day White Kidney aud
NV IN nsht supply aud qnOtd at 81 10 Turtle Be1ns
nave very light demand 81 85dS 90 The general asking
pee TOT Green Peas 81 80 though reported
at II 30 The supply Of Southern b. f.
mana and prices rule lower Quotations
Beans: Kiduay red OOdQ IL
m1oa1.griime, ISsi % Kidney white, 70 70
MhiIowh prime IS | 10 Peas Rreen,75 / 30Hl 80
Do far 10 good. SO al 20 Black Tur soup So al 90
Do lar 70 goodl 5Oa11 So b r. Der 3:
O. d.. COOL 62b bush bag rs 2 20
BUTTER
Receipts for the past wees 3769 pkgs previous week.
Shipments for past week. 1926 pkgs same time last
year 6,0S3 pkgs A large amount included
m the shipments was oleomarga Inc This
small export trlde whe ID cannot he denied ha the odtOOk
further restriction very qi prices weaker
not ably the ium than better
10 quite extent among the fancy marks Of
cry ShpFers have orders for Creamery Il 22d23c but they
want the beat marks At those figures while home
willing To 25126c state Dares Entire arriving
quite rt y but sell slowly AZ l6a zoe. for GOOD
HatuDs costume TO run poor ami dealers otRer take in
SIDE Than OUTSIDE quotations The trade generally rather
anxious regarding the future n Butter, while the market
pr seut very unsettled with stock accommodating. QUO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL oct s-l23O D. mCotion easier and fraction
alycheaper; Mddng Upands.G'd; Middhng oreaus 6ed
Of me Jay 1000 oa a. ding loVO RlTS 100 ,o 6 bs
ImeTtoin Fuures partially lad cheaper; Upands Low
MIddng clause October delivery 6oasd IpandS Low H M
anas Low Mddhng clause, November and December dey;
cry S @ Gpasd. Low Mddng clause ann.
arv February delivery I'D Upands 10" Mida ~
iiyFRIooL Oct 50 p. R.-UplEnds Cotton; Low Mid
IS Mld1nE clause March and Aprl delivery, bssago UO
snds. M,adhnr clause. New Crop. shipped December
am ISssPoos, oeI s$ D. mThs Of to-day
dnsr clause October delivery Gals Uplands Low mad3s
low Hiddlng clause FeDruary and March delivery 5sagd
EGro0 oct So 6:iao1 Sps Deliver ,
AugUsTA Oct s-cotton quiet steady hiddnnE Yse i3
BAmMoEE Oct dull M SGss red oSSS t
bates exports coastSse 400 bales sales 10 Oaes spin
nI RS. IV oes scct& dull MiddHnE Iol Low Mid
s s Is bales experts 70 Great Britain stock
oct s-Cotton steady MddinG. loc Low
Mddng GAG Good Ordinary 9i4ag9isc; mel receipts oof
naes exports coastSs lt4 cslrs safes lEJV oAieSi SSA
% G1IyissToS Oct, scoon easy Mlddgs sSn Lev SsE
bales sales 227O bales; stock. i6.sss bales. -,
MOBILE oct sCOrou dull and irregular MIddl dI sed
bales exports coaswse 2ls bales sales 500 bales stock
SEsosFiSs Oct s-cotOn quiOt Middlnc lUei Low
Mdding 9sc Good Ordinary n"mrnaii net receipts o'ooo
oats 5rSS oct S@Coton steady: Middling IOc: net
cepfs O3 bales exports ooastwise 90 bales sales lO4
PM SpEIPHA Oct 8.-Cotton quiet: Mddling. lobe:
ow MdIng c; Good Ordinary, lOo net receipts, 81
bales gross 80 bales sales to spinner 2ol bales s'oeA
SAVANNAH oct R-Cott0n steady; Middling. 99c+ Low
Nddnug Si-c. Ordinary 9aIse net receipts 1883
baes gross bales: exports 10 the CohhhShS z1VO
baieS sales 600 bales; stock. R5.l lao bales
Oct. S.-COttOn active. lower; Mluhupk' $50
Low Mh,jIing 9Ssc Good Ordinary esc: receipts 36oo
bales shipments bales sales s5 bales stoeA ioioZ
WnAnsGToM Oct Section Qulet MiddIing, 9asci Low
NiddlIng gaa: Good Ordinary 9sc net receipts Io4@
hall Rales 800 bales; stock. p9SO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
LIVE STOCK Markets

BrFyAto oct s.-CATTIE-Receipts to-day. l25S head
for hs IL head for the same time last
week 1904 head 81 cars through e0ns gments
poo cars no ses to-day fresh arrivals consigned through
prospects favorable. A., am 49,. a.. ,Ao
week thus far 1900 head for the same time ass week
40 head through oonsgnments, II rket without
decided change for sheep Lambs shade lover offerings
manly Fair to Medium quality ony sales OF falr 20 S0on
WestcrR Sheep 80 1904; Cmm9n ~ 5O western hDs
A. 25d 40 Canada Lambs 81 5Udf4 az" al offerings us
posed Of. 800 -, A.. Ar. u-uok Tina ,ar
time last week. lb;U3O heAI
eOnsignments 90 market actlye ana Only
owing to light supply offerings generally o. good qnaay'
SoTksrs Choice, IS 656S3 81; Common liKh,
AZ 30 Heavy demand ct SO eSdSS 90 for Strictly
Good IN Choice: all offerings dlssOsel OF.
8.-IhC DropeTs Journal reports; hoos
Shipments $500 head marker Opeieu
lower Choice Heavy Shipphg 80 fOo
"a Light ss3 3OaS3 40. Mixed Plcking So 20 S5 40
CATTTR-scepts isOO head shipments sou hea ihalAes
ses.iT ard unohan geA Steers 81 lO9S5 10 -. ..., -
Reoeipts $50 bead market steady 81 ~ oOgsa 20
ar IoIITs. oct. S.-HoGs-Unchanged; Horkers IS ZUe
AZ rs Packing. So 25 ass 40 Buchers Shn FhaoeipaS
a. AO6x3 s. Recelpts-l.5OO head -. 81, co,,
CATTLR-Suppy sIl composed OF low grades SAFES OF Co
mon 10 Prime Winered Texans 81 20 ~ lE9 Comho1 70
Good Through Texans 81 lOdS2 30 common 70 fAn
Native steers SO asa % Receips-l2OO head shipments
sIIEEP%U Fair to Good Mutons So 75ass rs
Prime Fancy, IS 20 aSS 3D. feceipts-l'oVV heA"' snip
mcuts-AU head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
fost ano fcano.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEM.
"A YORK TRIBUNR WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT a Ihs
UPTOWN OFFICES No i,2SS broadwy' S4r t ~
hrst-st 3OS Vest Twenty thdst COZ sr,r ssa srs
NO o. East FOnrteenth-st. corner Ih ~ J. ~ M
16o 1lirdaYe Forty seyenthst: 81 tne b,ndredsa
bfFICF No. 2,2Sf Thrlaye., COZ. Vne-l"a ny "a "a
twenty fonrh-st GfAriem SayIRgs Bank BnMnsh ~ - -
~. 81 Irregular once rates
OST-Passbook No. 9o,69S.-DeiiVe' W
Il GERMAN SAVINGS BANK CITY -----,---
OST-- Rank book No. l12, 757 OF tue a,0a
A mime savings Iastltatloni the nnaer Wa i'o~
II TO The bank IgeadwAy, s2d-sa and 0lhsYe-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
Tnanriai.

GAS STOCKS g. City R.R. (H0rse and Elvt'd)
W Stocks Bonds bought q sold. F,THEwIrf, Broads1
REPORT of the CONDITION of the FIRST
~ NATIONAL BANK. at NewYork in the State Of New
York at the close OF pnsiness October I. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
VGtls

Receipts for The week. N42 pkgs: DO last week b535
pl -. corresponding week 1872: Through
typographical lsEt week Western Eggs
quoted al .8%c. wh the outside od have been
- ode las been iaT st - quci tOdsy, while the
rlgR n anythng, thc easier. Receipts have been
hEtra ard there seems b D. httl accumulation Of
stock ued Eggs beginning 60 arrive both from this
SiRtc AMI t2U West Quotations.
y. j. a T. l. . 22ica.f West ordinary 40 262l
Penn g y. Y..-...t2 023 Lined Ftatr-..-...lS
Westprlme. -. .152 do. Wsstern.....lT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
CIIEEsE

Lcccps Tor ihe past II G62 week
S2231 CO.: CORRESPONDING week ssr year. 4O395 do. TX
PORE past J255J do sgUnGng week last year
2Cl3l do LlteT5Jol cable guoJI;iOts steady a.
IS Gi corresponding week last year. G!s The situation IS
nearly UnciauCcd 10 Jrtan advance has been paid
order FOR Fancy scyruScfs. fact several Thousand
5Oye EsvC cs1zsd hands daring The week az lcc thcs N
comparatively f'~ Ccs' will sch under the thor above 9r
Tie $50 imp" uucrt. f q nay BE- called, confined
O. q al sharp
al pJ. iiilu pTcs.uf. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

REgHiRs 1Eit
the week l.3I Win III
pEgs OF Peanuts. shipments Of Dried Apples. 23s bbls
Very tFio 81 Dri,i ATos 81 ang sin tnoug W. hcar
selling Saluc. Frun present prospects
there will gOt supply O Evaiorai tls year samPes
of Nsw haze been shown IN THIS market The
bulk u Peach crop has come forward and were not Tor
the ft0cs " as years crop on ne market prices "und
n high hgIrc the supp Tor the season
!. considered EysprItod lachss not eniy and
are held az safe lackberTics are dul 5ac Is the
x. asking ETic tholgh G0u6ifu u hey could be
od much sinnl fruits unchanged al kos
SIt. sr.rrr ana good demand about steady Et
quotations Chestnuts arriving freely aad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Rec uis for the past week I60 bales shpmens 3S bales
Tho on ivll- continue small bat there enough coming
feyart 10 supply demand He0; from The interior state
that to weather been dry imp1sol" To continue
batting Thrre 10 anxiety on ne part ~ growers 10 sou
trr crop AID thy Oud DO The hops could ne got 90
ina-tet Sufprers vOtd t3ke r1ce hop Tut hnd u
TIE desirable qualities nunber OF fOs
wcts s0li al Sc Quotations;
state choce 7s.....l2 gl3 Do. eood 60 prime ,773
STATE good opt. Is 10 oil DO Plor "a good 71..3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

uOtatlOns:
Kidney red, 10 90 00d2 Is
Kidney white. 10 4 10 ..
Pea, prime. 10 i IS ..
Peas. green,75 ! 301l 80
Black Tur soup. l 50 al 90
DO. southern,
b. T.. per 2.
bush. bag 10 2 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Total BUSH 6426sO lOssO5 282 1928 1174OO los.22o
The receipts and shipments aud from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Recsipts shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

to Poutr A. arriving quite frosty. bat 50 long as tn
weather c0rtinues there viii probably De iaI Ge
maud killers the principal buyers INST AZ present
ChIckeus are little howell while ohef ksnaS are mA'ea'
unchanged. Quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Total since Jan sl4SeI s2i5s7l277 s26ss27 972
Frce Of god.......-.. 100 102a 1908
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

Inc receipts of flour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this Sth day of October were:
Newton.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21
Mass Meeting.

At mass meeting Of the citizens OF
the town Of Harrison, Boone County
Ark, held on the 10Th day OF Dee
1873, for the purpose of deyising
ways and means for the purpose OF
aseertaining the party or parties, who
/ burnt or caused to be burnt, on the
night Of the 18th inst, the Methodist
Episcopal College, in course Of con.
straetion at this place, the following
proceedings wore had, to.wit;
Upon motion, the Mayor, Il, \.
Crandell, was chosen chairman and
Il. $. Armitago secretary,
Col Patterson was then called upon
to state the object of the meeting, af,
ter which remarks were made by sew
cral gentlemen, giving their views in
the premises.
On motion, a committee consisting
Of Col. \. s. Prathcr, Dr.. Routh and
j. y. Torronee, Esq, to solicit sub
scriptrons to Il fund to offer us a re-
ward by the Mayor rs chairman OF
the citizens, was appointed, who i'm
mediatoly opened books for the pur.
pose.
On motion, the Sheriff was request.
ed to o1er a reward for the apprehen.
sion OF the perpetrators of the crime,
and that he be requested to cores.
pord with the Governor with Il view
of gaming his assistance in the same
direction.
Gu motion the chair was auth orized
to appoint four citizens to consult
with himself IN all matters, in regard
to correspondence with detectives and
to assist, in all possible MANNER in
discovering the perpetrators.
On motion, all present agreed to
cooperate in epory way to assist said
committee and that all evidence that
might lead to detection was to be
communicated to said Committee.
The following resolution was then
offered by Col. J. II. Patterson
Hesolued, That we regard thesburn-
ing of the NJ. +. College as a calamity
to the whole country, and we will
heartily sympathize with, and cheer
fully aid in its reconstruction, to the
extent of our ability.
On motion, the Harrison TINES be
requested to publish these proceed
ings, and that State papers be respect
fully requested to copy the same.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
IL. A. CRANDELL, Pres.
r < ApNITrkcF Soc
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

There will be Religious Services in Inrrisor
as follows:
Preaching ut the VI. f. Ghurc h every Sab
bath in the month Except the fourth. at Il
O'Clock 4. NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ. Sunday
School every Sabbath at . clock a. NJ. Pray
aeeneeting on Thursday evening of each
Week, at O'clock. All are invited
Rev. E. JONES, Pastor,
The Cumberland Presbyterans will hold
divine service on the Fourth Sabbath Of eNch
! month and the Saturday preceding at the NJ.
IL. church, ut o'clock p. NJ.
Rev. w, d. RUDOLPH, Pastor.
Rev. F. A. Jeffett of the NJ. f. Church
South will pr ach at Harrison on the second
Sabbath in each month ut II O'Clock \. ". and
ut night.
There will be services in the Christians Church
on the Bird Sunday of each month at ! clock
A. NJ. and on Saturday night before, By Ed.
Vim. Jenkins
Rev. w. W. Killough of the Presbyterian
church. will preach Mt the schoolhouse on the
8rd Sabbath Of each month 1T II IL. m. and !
p. III.
We should be pleased to have other dcnom-
nations give us their appointments.
Should errors occur in these notices at any
lime, or any changes be required, brethren viii
oblige BY notifying US.
There will be Preaching at the Baincs' School
House Oh the 3rd Sabbath and the Saturday
before at IL o'clock each day and at early
lamp-lighting by Elder W. \. Edwards, Mis-
sionary Baptist.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21

The Murpby,meetlng on Tuesday
evening last was we'll attended. The
lecture on Chemistry by Dr. Kirby
was excellent, and received with
marked attention. On accoun. Of the
non-arrival of DR.. Langston who was
to have lecturcd on temperance, DR..
Routh favored the audience for a
short time on Anatomy which was so
we'll received that he has promised to
doliver u fuller lecture at u future day
With boncdction from Elder JcnItin.
tho meeting adjourned till next Tues.
day evening ut the Festival.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21

THGRE has been some worry heavy
rains throughout the eastern states
and the damage IN some IL untold.
Mills, workshops, manufactures, ETC.,
eicu without number ut present has
been totally destroyed and IN some
parts the loss Of i!o has been great,
On account of the destruction Of telo.
graphs and stoppage of trains it is inn
possible to approximate tho Damages
tluur Ly the waters
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21
4 sad accident occurred on thl

A sad accident occurred on the
Carrolllon road near the residence OF
Mr., Schwcl,zor on Thursday after.
noon last. Mr. Chcslcy, a new com.
or to these parts while hauling wood
his team became frightened and ran
away upscJung the wagon and break
ing one of his legs. He was carried
to Mr.. Schwcrtzcr's residence and was
promptly attended by Or, Routh, at
last accounts was resting easy.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1878-12-21
HARRISON p, o.
MAIL ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

From the West--Faycteylla Huntsville &
csrrolton, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays Mt 6 2. NJ.
From the East Yellvillr AMI Bcllefute
daily, cxecp, Sundays. at 2. NJ
TO the west--CHrrullton. Huntsville & Fay-
,ttesille, departs Monday, Wednesday and
Friday att 4, NJ.
To the East-Bc1lefonte and Yellvillc, de-
parts daily, except Sundays ut & a, NJ.
From the North-Sprngnel Il Forsyth.
Arrives daily, except Monday, at 10 AM.
To the North-Forsyth u Springfield, ie-
From the SOUTH GAINESVILLE and jasper,
arrives daily, except Monday, at p, NJ.
To the South-Jasper and GAINESVILLE, de,
parts daily, except Mondays, Mt l0A. NJ.
+. s. b AkER, 7. NJ.