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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
NEW ROCHELLE SAVINGS BANK.

Mr.. Martin J. Keogh, attorney for the receiver of
the New Rochelle Savings Bank, has obtained from
Judge DyKman a judgment against William X. Hum
phrcy. the dcfauIting secretary and trustee, for
$ll,67T % Judge Dykman granted Mr.. kcogh
extra allowance OF hvo per cent, but Mr. keogn de-
clincd to accept H. as II would be taking from tho
deuoxiors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday made the following
payments :--Laborcrs on street psvsncnts, t20.p;
workmcn IN tho pipe yard, &46s 81; workmon on
street pipes. 81, 54s IS.
A resolution w.i no presented at the next meeting
Of the Aldermen calling upoa the Police Board TO re-
establish the sixth prec,uss station house " Lscoaxd
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. X. l.. Jan. -, 1873
There was a little more inquiry in the printing cloths
market to-day. There few small sales made Mt
prices shade below the late quotations, which, however,
are enerally maintained.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
Government bonds to-day were nrm, closing at the
THE FOREIGN MARKET.


In London consos are s57s, at the close yester.
day United States bonds are steady at yesterdays
quotations. The Bank OF England to-day gained
fl0 600 bullion balance. In Paris rentcs sold 1T
1891 15c, and exchange on London was quoted at
25f 16hc. Bar silver was quoted In London at &C.,
where the closing prices were:-Consos for money
and account, 953s; new ~ per cent bonds, 1865 /;
hve-twenty bonds OF 1867, 1861 a 1917 tcn-lorty
bonds, los1s lo9 fves Of 1881, ioeIs Ere common
shares, sA %; Erie preferred shares, I'm; limos
Central, IAN ia
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds we're strong aud generally higher,
anu the following wcrs the changes compared with
last previous sales:-An advance Of per cent in
Delaware ard Hudson registered bonds of 1894, x in
ST. Paul scvcns, gold, aud do. Fights hrsts; y In do
&c. and N. Divsionj Morris ana Essex seconds, and
Chicago and Alton nrsts; IN st. Paul sevens gold;
do sinking funds; Detroit Monroe and Toledo nrsls
Of 1866 burlington, Cedar Rapids Northern nrsts
and G., G. ana l. G. 6rsts. ana - IN Central Pacific
Iold bonds, Union Pacific nrsts and Pacific Railroad
81 Missouri Grsts There decline Of y IN Louis
villo and Nashville consols, and in Canada Southern
Arsts coupon onl
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ciuding -four In good part at IS Norwegian bark 45i
tons hence to Bristol with barley at g. aud other cargo
equiyaent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
HAVANA MARIE.

HAVANA. Jan. %. 1873.
Spanish gold 2241 1926. Exchange unchanged. sugar
unchanged market very quiet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The closing quotations at three p. NJ. were:-
THE MONEY MARK KIT.


Tho money market was easy To-day. call loans be.
ing made at and per cent, the closing rate being
per cent The highest rate was per cont The fol-
lowing were the rates of exchange ON NeJ York at
The aforementioned cities:-Savan nah, buying par,
selling x premium; Cincinnati, fair demand SO u
100 discount par; Charleston still, scarce, 5-32 u,
selling par; Now Orleans commercial 116 discount
par, bank 1s premium; St Louis, par, aud Milwaukee,
par Foreign exchange is firm, on the basis OF 4Sl
49,, and 4.s3A a Asa Tor prino bankers sterling
THE GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 1918 and closed at 1911 all the
sales OF the day having been at these figures. The
carrying rates were q, 81, and per cent Loans In
exceptional instances were made fiat
GOLD cLEARiSGs THE NATIONAL BANK STATE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23

the day TO 10 points The official closing prices
to-day s sS%Ss s Wy" r. Mondays "' s.d Js
}snpssy lil ls SsSSss;; HI, 1ls
March. . ii.5ss M.rsh.'.".. T.. tx
May .......... iLeoa M@y............ l.5o a li.sI
5sis:: 51s sS. js; 9ss 90
august is5aIis6 Aagust II 75siI.7e
ia ss ii 81
are on S,'ss Of Sa
s9n or ss"% % in 10. than half
s ss,ss s1a.i; I s sr Zig 81, SIG , s1s
esss ordinary 4S Zig 10 S S 10 s ss
Low n,sain ,;;,. lYx lIYYA iIoys ii9}s
5:;' f. @:;::: d: t 81: ;s
Middiinr iar...... e s-Is = sis = ZIG T. ZIG
IS SSss.
co..... Toby Lr" Ese"i"a roa.;
S:@ssG on contract. coo o. bale. ,u. 49, a.
livery ne sales we're iolows:-Yesterday after two
s.rss SOD 5Oe at aie sss i" a.
Hes 30 aps RI, 1S a Ma1 4se 500 t7e 600 At
iiiss 300 at :7as 1asas,, 200 il sas.
saasy ss,' 1Isy up SS 1 no
tes) all 100 i Zoe 300 eaSr, notice. q. ii e
ssO I. ZOO s'"ny4 100 Iiss so"
60 q Iiiis March; re- 7aes a, Iis ss,
4ie 1000 at 40c = 100 at III SOC ioot az II ssc
al 5 at LOO at SEQ At loo sa Zoo
400 4 os SOC 100 4e so 5s at 800 :" ob 81 900
4oon I.e2c.. 1000 at eOc, 700 July 700 At
81 Lie. 200 vt II Zoe 800 ii Csc lurust 500 at
s9 fSo $500 s. 500 sans a ,o,. s. 800 100 S,.
me receipts AZ me ports we're elIcws Grlveslon.
sosS aa,l,s.eS st2S Wil@ingsoa a5s NosioIs S5Is
o. Tos This day s week
This day last year 20 1913 bales Total since September
s"s 20 s BY nsa ss o'S
; Bremen. Ks s aIsars BY
steam. lad: BY san, &c
confined to unlmpoItsnt trading opium was aa unset
sd ssa a roS IN o ~
were nr~ at late prices; quoted a. 24e Tor D. q.
Grades in proportion ounDe a quoted as S orosns
wa. quiet sSs qs9s sS ,s IS q FoS's salts
sitrio wa. quoted a. Il for brine. Iodde potash
$3.50 q 80 Quicksilver steady - 5os SEE. gold.
tor s%- o wa. ass,. aaSs.a at S%an 81 s
a at es eaSssr So~asrs
s44jsc for powderea Uitric acid raed stea a. eee
S "e sa on spo ao s s as s
A@scAa; ase or powdered il boz. ana 90 Tor n
Soc Tor the former ana 5c asc Tor The later Bor%x was
Ss &c s TOR sSss s ana &c s ,.r
M ssa o1 small IS ~ s s"S for ats AND Sa @
Tor sorts CuttIeGsh bones were quoted At i2ie 1850
az 81 ssa 49, a,
,cun auoted Suanish 40 $40 ,,nlap.a
root WAS quoted at DC IUc sa.ils ,gre oaet At
Be a DC Cod liver oil was oniet ana auotea M III ID
SI Is Tor Sewiouna ana and 81 80 81 10 Tor Sor
weglan kLubarb was auet nj prices rapens rom 5Dc
t;in r,r vas uuoted AZ lie II Tor Am lea neacn.c
Gum damar quiet a iSc isc osmoogs was quoted At
monia was qnotea At Ike gold seed The market
quiet and soue kinds were lower We auoto Jan
sry- pan,sh 1 49, sicily ~ I2i. lutcn 81 a. smyrna
IL IS, cnruwsy- Dutcu Ur,t IJs.s.. do secona Sac
r,ustara-Trieste 7c California de- yellow DO ~, vel
low English &c Dutch IKE trrot W !. onoted AZ ,c
pc Camomiie nowcs We re- quoted a, l:tc yc Tor
German soc y5c for Rom an seneca root was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
1918 AND ll:lJ A. N

IOI5 AND II:l5 A. N.
$1,000 6s 81, chs 1861 $4,000 SIS 10 40 Io7z6
1000 do. :. ..bc LOT 25OcO S SIS 1910 c.. los
1000 US52Uc 81. lO3,s 25OOO SIS 1881 c.. 1857
25OOO Us $40, ia. l03M 5000 AZ, 1891. IOlls
$4,000 $40 1867 lO554 $1,000 Al, c, 1891. 1857
1000 l0sT 34OO $ As, l9U5. 1OIJs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
BEFORE CAIJ,-I2.3o p NJ

$1,000 US 6s reg ISL be lO7 5000 us SIS 10 ~ IOs
iOODO Us 6s c, 1881 lO7 5000 do NAM. be IOs
1000 IS 52Or '65. 1855 1900 Us * 1891. . IO4
lODOD0U s52Uc 07bc- s3O0pN 1SOU0 Us AZ 1891. . IOl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
A
STOCKS

We buy sell all active stocks. from i've shares up
ward, margin OF one per cent Commission on ~
orders. lilo. Accounts solicited.
} G. CLINTON a CO.. 10 broad ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23

dc nnn WANTED At PER CENT FOR FIVE
pDsOVOycsrs on three story brown stone stores and
Dsenss IN brooklyn; value az 49, sr,iy 10 n. room
~. ITO Broxdwxy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
FINANCIAL.

IT REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AMI
"A Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages same
insurance of all kinds effected with compa
nil j * Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23

WANrED-TN A sKcURE BUSINESS $1,000 WHICH
~ VIII realize 70 cont interes Address CARPETS,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11
CHARLOTTE.

OJ>0rer Catawba, Ansou. E51h-
mond, Robeson; aud one township OF
Lincoln, have declared for Hon. Walter
l. Steele. r II. Fields has purcha ied
the furniture Of the Charlotte House !;
J. I. allan Will run the hotel Rev.
5. T. Martin and wife have gone To their
Henderson county homo. "A son OF
Sam Wittkowsky broke his arm ...
Mrs. Fanny Downing is attached 10 the
staff Of the Portsmouth (Na) Times.
Reported that the Richmond x
Danville K. X. has bough. the Charlotte
and Augusta Railroad - or rather tho
Southern Security Company's interest
therein, which controls it An e1cur-
sion to Beaufort is talked of 3. II.
Moore, Esq, has CONFRONT ssd his suit
with tie Carolina Central for s. 500 .
Union county nominates Culpeper Aus
tin for the Senate ID. A. Covinston for
the House Perry Horn for Sheriff, j.
G. Iluey, Clerk; q. &. McLarty, Treas
urer. Fred Baxter was bailed in q O0U
for attempting to Kill Sophie, his what
you may-call-it, both colored,
Domocrat: Information wanted OF
Rev. Thomas Alexander, who graduated
at Princeton Seminary in 1915. He was
last heard Of in Florida.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11
NO. l.:

sively in the interest Of the rich aud
Tich. consequently powerful AMI
united in purpose, they send their
representative L. make thr laws 10y
aid of the votes OF the betrayed people
Seven years ago introduced hlll to
save the money Of the country IN the
hand, Of corporations. and Was
beaten hy eight votes. If I re-
member Alright, in the Housc BHt
IN the majority that beat me there
were more than sixty bank dlrec-
tors and presidents. each of thom
voting in MS own interest, all sent hN
workingmen votes. He rcpudiatcd
the term Of infAtionist, and said Of thr
opponents of the Greeuback party
They are willing to sell all the bond,
and sabsidize all the railroads. and do
everything else that can be done with
money obtained on interest bearing
bonds of the United States NJ
proposition i That We should issue
500, 600. OO0 in non-Interest bearing
bonds Of the United States 10 settle
the unemployed laboring men OF the
United States upon the public lands
Of the United States" Great ap-
plause.
-Thos. j. Dula Is an independent
candidate for Solicitor, opposing
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

SPORTING EvENTs.-A large number
of persons all over the world have been
interested in the rowing and racing
events of the past week. The great
boat-race at Henley ey-on-the-Thames,
July 4th and 5th, resulted IN the
triumph of the Columbia (New York.
College crew, winning the Visitors
Challenge Cup. In the single scull
race, George w. Lee, of Newark, beat
the English champion, Moss but
stopped 10 feet short of the line by
mistake, and lost the race.
The great race at Louisville on the
Fourth, for s., 900 aside, between the
Kentucky horse, Ten Brock, and the
California mare, Mollie Mccarthy, re-
suited in the defeat of the latter most
ingloriously she being 9 distanced'
in the first heat. Ten Broeck,5 time
was S:19f. The result was a great
disappointment to the thirty thousand
sporting men there gathered, as every
one expected at least very close race.
Mollie, it appears, was sick, and started
at too rapid rate Of speed. Colonel
Harper owns the horse, and Mr. Theo.
Winters the mare, both of which have
already almost earned their weight in
silver quarters.
The Monmouth Park races. on the
fourth of July, We're also quite inte-
resting. Parole beat Gen. Phillips,
who formerly beat him. negro
JOCKEY was killed by his horse falling
over hurdle upon him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11
Library Of the Department Of
Agriculture.

Colonel Polk is getting up hand
some and valuable Library. over three
hundred volumes have been contributed
by Departments Of various States and
our representatives in Congress, and
now a very important addition is being
made to it, by volumes Of first class
agricultural journals, which he Is hay-
ing bound neatly and in durable form.
These journals are sent regularly to him
aud be preserves them carefully and
thus secures al admirable collection Of
agricultural literature. The volumes
nov oa his shelves are Scientific Farmer.
Maryland Farmer, American Farmer,
Planter and Farmer, mi-Tropical,
American Agricultural, Farmers
Friend, Turf, Field and Farm, Kansas
Farmer, Prairie Farmer, Home aud
Farm Others will soon be added -
the list.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

The 4TH.-North Carolina II entitled
to celebrate the Fourth Of July on her
own account as well a. so called
section Of the Union, 1t was on that
day Of our Lord, 1854, that the exFe-
dition sent by Sir Walter Raleigh dis
embarked on the sands Of Roanoke
Island to form the first settlement in
the State. Strange enough, on the
4th Of July. l6s6-one hundred years
before the famous Declaration Of In
dependence, the political commotion
known as "Bacon's Rebellion first
enforced the redress Of the grievinces
Of the people, and set local example
OF the mightier Revolution which was
TO inaugurate new era IN the history
OF mankind.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

PERsoSAL.-Judge David A. Barnes
was in the city this week-Ne en-
ioyed pleasant chat with Bro. X. Is.
Creecy, Of the Elizabeth city Economist
on Monday-Mrs. Kate Powell
died in Winston last week--Maj.
ties at Chapel Hill on Tuesday
Mrs T. CT. Bennett died in Warrenton
July 9th, aged IS.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

The notorious Tilman Crawford, of
Randolph county, who organized the
emute at the Penitentiary, and was on
the second round of the ladder lean
ing against the stockade. when the
negro, Knox, was killed, lay in con-
cealment under the flooring of the new
dining-room for two days. but was
captured this Thursday afternoon !;
being forced by heat and hunger TO
come out. He crept all over the pris-
on grounds last night looking for wa
ter. but the pumps We're all guarded,
and the other conyicts were kept in
their cells to insure their not supply
ing him
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11
Democratic Nominations.

pl c.I. u,
De,.I p. ; a.,
-,
,lovo,.i.r I..aa,I .,4 w,p-
> tatho.o, + r;.haI.o,
c.a.naa.1I. r,r -.
- So
,n
.Je-.a BIadsoa ~, senate
Wavne and pnpIin-Eon N T
Dortch
ansan o,a I-,;a, c,h,.,.,. ,,-.;,,
of I-n.on
Snrrv md y.l,.in- -pirr.a.na VI
Pearson.
AIanance 7 n Hon for tLa
Senate: DR.. b +. Nehane. Hou-r. all
county officers re-nominatea.
MONTGOMERY Martin $. Martin for
the House.
Ashe-Mai. j. +. Foster, for the
House: W. III. Gentry for Clerk: John
Baker. Sheriff.
Carteret-A. II. Chadwick for the
House: John ID. Davis, sheriff: Jas
Rumley Clerk.
Eobeson-A. G. Oliver. aad Frank
McNeill for the House: J. $. Thomp-
son. Sheriff: II. b. Regain. Clerk: \.
f. Floyd. Treasurer: 4. NJ. Mclean.
w. Wishart, Surveyor.
p;4+ = Mr. S.,,,a ). PR
nara n g Moore House. Allen War
-. sheriff. p " R~own C,ark 4
+ BLOW Rogister 7 r Cherry
Treasurer. B. J. Wilson. Coroner:
Robt. Green, Surveyor.
Pender-T. J. Armstrong. .Jr., for
the House; A. H. Paddison, Sheriff;
". |. Bannerman, Clerk; /. W. How
af''' heSiSter.
Wayne-B. +. Hooks ana Geo. Y.
Buchan for the House; -. y. Grant
ham, Sheriff; w. I. Ielverton, Clerk;
j. j. Borden, Treasurer; X. W. tdGer-
ton, Register: Dr.. Geo. l.. Kirby, Cor
oner.
BIaden-W. !. Shaw Tor the House
T. T. Pridgen, Clerk; Jno Monroe,
Sheriff.
Sampson, \. II. Fennell, Senator; }.
c. Hines, }. VI. Morrisey, House,
Hreene-W y. Ddrdeh' iIouSe'
John ". 0ugg, oheflh; :. ,. 9u9g'
Clerk; A. +. Simpson, Register
Anson-Jas. "A. Lockhart iof 'ile
House; L. }. HardlSon. oherlfl; ). -
Mclaughlin, Clerk; L. ). ooppedSe'
Register +. Z. Allen, treasurer.
). NJ. Shook of Mt Mourne, Ire
dell county, is an independent candi-
date for the House.
prpr-pr1cAx xoyTy ,TIovs
c. r co
60 y w K;,r for tl,a Senate.
VIZ ~; ua,,-o. II D.p,+tar cl,ar-
;f. n " Patrick Clerk. J C.. Dixon
poo.;-4or
pa,dor w = o,ven fortbn House.
: 4Ta-ral, f,r Sheriff p " Groom
CT
81 Iob,p Winston of Casweu
;.1a,o,,.,or,+ ,.rd;do,a Cor
= .,-1o.f,, &c +La ",
0'l7 cl.,,.aI..,
'iolidi VI y :
Ben butter "iofil many 9ousl't'h
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

VIM. Kirkpatrick of Orange reap
ed 80 bushels from =! bushels of wheat
sowed-The barn of Jas. X. Paul.
six miles west of Hillsboro was burned
on Tuesday. with a large amount OF
grain, timber etc. .-Gov Vance and
family are registered for rooms at Ca
tawba White Sulphur. We get these
items from the Recorder.
Virgil Cheeks wife and child. of
Littleton, are dead. 1t is the old story.
She started to kindle the fire with
kerosene: can exploded both burned
to death. They were negroes, and
probably never read of the folly OF the
thing Besides they only did
as great many white folks who CON
read are daily doing.
Without taking any part III the
political discussion of the subject, we
state the news item that the expenses
&c Wake Superior and Inferior Cor
criminal courts are thus compared:
superior court for 1917. .Sl4 558 81
Criminal - 101 90
Ditference........... ...........S .S51.2l
If YOU had seen those trains roll
ing in Job Osborn's consignments you
wouldn't need be told the bottom had
fallen out of the story about his quit
ting the grain and feed business.
There was one car load of that same
Maine ice, one OF ST. Louis Timothy;
one of North Carolina hay and fodder,
another OF Richmond meal. chops,
peas, ct Get. you bet. See advertise
ment.
1t must be serious undertaking
to get married in Charlotte. The Ob
serrer of that city records five pairs of
twins born in five weeks, and the last
four days of the fifth week not yet
heard from But maybe the heat has
this sad effect, in Charlotte. This
thing of getting a family in punches,
like young chickens, is enough to con-
vert Parent and father to the Hero
dian system.
The "woods are full of Indepen-
dent candidates on both sides of the
political fence. The Greensboro
North State Republican) says D.
Frank Caldwell is sout' against Col.
I. NJ. Holt, the regular nominee and
that NJ Q. Waddell, of Chatham, is
out against J. NJ. Moring Esq, and
that Genl j. NJ. Leach will run in
Davidson county. We doubt some Of
this through the "Almighty Dollar
and a cool office, or patriotism, and
an appropriations" are mighty ''takin"
nowadays.
The Wake county candidates be
gan their canvass in Middle Greek
township to-day. Messrs. Snow, Nc
Donald and Bledsoe, announced them
selves candidates for the Senate. The
latter declared for Judge Merrimon for
the Senate The discussion at times
so soft as wax could stand the sun. and
Nineteen Political speeches operating
together within a ring, the outskirts
of which were black Messrs. Nc
Donald and Bledsoe ought to be glad
at being '.SNow ed under" in such
weather.
England startled the Berlin Con-
grcss. and the world, by announcing
that she had in her little pocket, sign
ed and sealed, secret treaty with
Turkey, granting to her the possession
of the large Island of Cyprus, on con-
dition that she England should for
ever defend the Sultan's interests in
Asiatic Turkey, or that portion of his
dominions lying East of the Bospho-
rus. This gives England the control
of the Mediterranean Gibraltar, Malta
and Cyprus and guarantees the Turks
against all dangers from Russia on her
weak side.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

CITY SQUIBs-Mr. E. Parkman of
New York manipulated the organ IN
Christ church on Suniay--Resolu-
tions Of respect to the memory Of
Capt +. c. Woodson, were adopted by
hard and daughters are at Warm
Springs Alderman Weaver has
returned from his tour in Eastern
Carolina new Post Office is
being rapidly completed, and will be
open for the public by Aug. list, it is
hoped then, ladies and every one
else can get their mail without strug
Cling through a blackberry patch of
little niggers.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1878-07-11

WELL MERITED, AND WELL DoNE.-
Davidson College did a graceful thing,
and self-honoring, when she overlook
ed al the petty rivalries of church
and State, and personality, that are
apt to exist between growing institu
tions of kindred character In the
same State, when she conferred the
highest degree IL her git upon the
President of the University. Degrees,
particularly D, Ds, are becoming So
common as almost to provoke scotfing
at each new batch turned out: but no
one will deny that President Hep
burns letter, addressed to = Kemp 7.
Battle, LID" was an unusual honor.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1878-08-08
ARTE SlAs WELLS.

GENHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE
u to inform the public that he now
prepared, with the most approved machinery,
to eink Artesian Wells in any part Of the State
on the shortest notice.
All orders or communications on the sub
lect address to OahnOn 4 Palmer, Batt'
Mountain. will ceive prompt attention.
=. l. OAH0ON
Battle Mountain. october9 1876 etf
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Municipal Tickets.
k.sttss.VCEyiEtEs.

The following will be our rates
for announcing candidates during
ihc campalsn, !or the different
Offices
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Died.

BLAcKwoop.-At the residence OF
Mr.. r. A. Black wood, on Wed.
nesday morning, March %, 1873,
MIR. Clarence Blackwood, o.
typhoid fever, aged 70 years.
The subject OF the above notice
was q brother OF our fellow tow MS
man, Mr.. T. A. Dlackwood, and
had but lately come to this place
on a visit to his brother. lie Mas
attacked with typhoid fever on the
18th inst, and died on the eighth
day. Though bu; short time in
our midst, he had endearcd himself
to all with whom he came in con.
tact. We extend our sincere sym.
pathy to Mr.. r. A. Blackwood.
who is now the sole survivor o.
four brothers and Two SISTERS.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-23
Rum at the bottom.

al have been counsel IN twelve
murder cases. said sx.Congress.
man Horace Bemus, Of Horners.
vile, n. Y, NJ u meeting on Thurs
day night. ain every case rum
was AT tho bottom Oi the crime.
| bought supper tonight for a
mar who was worth fifty tnousand
dollars eight years ago. His wife
WAS a judges daughter. She is in
paup,r asylum Tor the insane to-
DAY. Every dollar OF tho hity
thousand went tor rum"
We ciip the above from an cx'
change. Now let's figure on this.
s5u, 900 divided by eight gives us
s6,25O year, that amount by
twelve gives us s52O.73 month.
aud this BY thirty allows the old
gentleman over Sl7.36 u day for
rum. Now If We knew what
quality OF goods he drank wo
could tell you exactly how many
gallons, quarts, puts, 'nd n'ps no