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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
COURT--7TH DISTRICT.
GEORGE WOOD, Chancellor.

,tscksGoft county, first Monday of March
and September, continuing 8 days.
Harrison county, second Monday in
March and septytrber, continuing 8 days.
Hancock county, third Monday in
March and September, continuing days.
Marion Gtftfty, fourth Monday in March
and ssptembef, tHhtinuing 6 days. .
Perry county, ttz Monday in April aud
October, continuing . days.
Greene county, second Monday in April
and October, and continuing days.
Wayne county, fourth Monday after the
fourth Monday of March and September.
continuing 4 days.
Clarke county, first Monday in May and
November, continuing 6 days.
lauder,lale cbdnty. bird third Monday of
May and November, continuing IL days.
keinper county, s"ond Monday in May
November, continuing + days
Monthly Rules of Chancery Court on
the second Monday in each month.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
How the Country Editor Preserves
His Equanimity. s.ta,
Norristown Herald.

Norristown Herald. u f4 n.
The White Mountain hotels are
full of Massachusetts school marms
who act as walters. When one OF
them looks at a guest through her
glasses and asks him If he will
have another plate OF hash, in six
languages, he is nearly paralyzed
and doesn't recover his appetite tor
nearly two days. But her culture
and education don't disturb the
equanimity of a country editor.
He replies in Sanscrit, and she
locks ipqniringly around and fingers
her bangs in a medltative manner.
The editor enjoys her confusion
and explains bis answer in Greek.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
A Word i'm season.

Let the colored people bewzfe OF
Office seekers who are endeavoring
to array them against Tie great
mass ot the white people in order
that they may sail into Office upon
another sea of strife. They csupos
forget the past. The coloresl peo,
Pile will in the end be the heaviest
sufferers The Office seekers will
escape unharmod iu the smoke of
the flames they have kindled and
leave them 10 take the consequences.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
A New Candidate.

Cincinnati Enquirer fuf I.iIu'
The Indians are making them
selves offensive to some OF the
Western settlers BY burning white
people at the stake. Tbis would
not be permitted if Gen. Sitting
Bull we're made secretary OF war.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
Calico and the whisky Tax.

1t is rather humiliating to Mr..
Sherman that his friends in Ohio
are compelled to keep OF making
affidavits that Foster isn't his rep
resentative. Foster didn't make
any more out of high priced calico
during the war than Sherman did
out of whisky tax. Neither ought
10 be ashamed of the other. Eas
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
THE GU RI s.
REGULAR TERMS.
ftRCUIT COURT-sEvENTH DISTRICT.
JAMES s. HAMM, Judge.
TTNaAs 9. FoRD, District Attorney.

i.odetdale county; settociYd Monday in
,.brnsry h and August, continuing ls days.
TANNER county, first Monday In March
md SI% September, eoHttntihs " days.
&C Clarke county, third Monday in March
nd september, continuing II days.
'D% Wsyps county, titsf Murfsy III April
I'd October, continuing 8 days.
"a Greene county. second Monday in April
nd October, continuing 6 days.
p Perry county, third Monday in April
~" "M,fion coGnty, fourth Monday in April
M bctobef, continuing s days.
u Hancock county, first Monday after the
hurtR Monday Of April and October, con-
tinuiRg II days, ,
fourth Monday of April and October, con-
tnuing 6 days. :,
,ourth Monday Of April and October, con-
.inuing n days. ..,...-... ...
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22

"Don't show my letters" wrote .
yong man to lady vhom he atlor-
ed. "DoD't be sfrsid,r was the re.
ply: "l'm just as mucn ashamed Of
them as you are"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
PROFESSIONAL.
ScldNtOn. Miss.

nr. spotswood, formerly Surgeon in the
United States Navy, offers his professional
services to the citizens OF Scranton and
vicinity.
Office at the drug store of DR.. Cox, on
PaTngoula street.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22

I,1SS CkriStiaN, MiSS.

Having located pcrmancntly' tenders
hls professional services to the people OF
7 ass Christian and vicinity.
Office aud Residence near the Pnst"iilcc'
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22

So far as We learn, the principal
object Of Mr.. Sherman's proposed
stumping tour in Ohio is TO assure
his ineredulous fellow-citisens that
"resumption is a fixed fact" Mr.
Sherman should invite them to
meet him in New York, the only
place In the Union wbere he can
show his resumption mill in actual
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22

"What were the worst results OF
the late Civil War; Cried a dem
ocratic orator. "Widowsw shout
ed Jones, who had married one.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22
e.. ID. Lancaster,

ATTORNEY g. COuNSELLOR AT LAW ,
Pass Christian, Miss.
viii practice in the Courts of the Sew
NTH Judicial District.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22

Whea is a railroad-track like a
sbips When YOU see a cargo OF
''i 81. a...-nn .r-... .-..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1879-08-22

Meo are pleased with = jester,
b at never esteem MIN. @
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

LONDON oct ls-yse Eon0ntt says. "Tho rate Of dis
count bank bills. L. three months is lisn
a per aud trade hills sixty days 10 three mouths
a per the stock Exchange the advance IN Amer
can Railways l. s most stking ana IL Bfiush railways
- aisly Isi. Many ui-ce 4nrous dc-crruon are
stronger Of The mining and iron and coal
whether tlii I'll oua or lore "a
have slightly and tie changes rather tdNer
Atlantic and stern INST and second mortgage bonds
have advanced Union Pacific shares =, feun-tlNanl
h quA u per ctntl Reading ~ (cgual 10 oent ana
Iiul- wlca large number ufmortsng'- al a." hiF,
Erie Trap>ed 10 last week quotations The
speculative America ha- continued anI pioii
iy fhD iu Prices VIII end Dr. taking lA!.c ale- %.
stock i~ ket ne mae 10 lie hnanc ~ article
morning Tn Bank - France has sEhin ia-ri
The premium gold. haV adopted kihd ~ Siding sea e.
ranging iiom G, to- icg mic a w,s h,ieioioI, Ihc
TtS uunt a COff7I undcut attributes th" dr'ihr on
m. ourse the balls rcsom alarmed Al the general rise
in the value Of money and uf the price 81 CON. las
gov ug de quiet yesterday iihtollffs al of-bd
and 81 lf-. aL
Ia.,,. on Is L. 30 . MT. bonds. four and % tl
rer cents lnas cents. loJ'- N"S rvr~. lo5i
tfi. flefw.N -4rIs. iU i second console Sc Illinois
central gA. New Jersey central - Reading Hairuad-i
IuNntN oct ~ lu q. ~ lul- advice. quot" Three r'r
CEN r,rrs 30 franc, confines ipf The account Lie
HALLWAY shares. 81 De- gee. coni con r.'-. go
I..pDN. oct l- - %. MT. S. 'nhs- innr ANA u mar
rr cents lD f1uf pr cents lrl tir croud ron-u r.
~. Illinois Central. egas. 1icafng Haifoa % -
t4,It... l-.f lut amount 90 NuIlNN VIII
from Bans ~ ingai "n hitnr" 60 del t"i'
Plf a.- quote thr,, .i cent ttie- 81 - francs 40 cen
INNS for fr' account 10, &c.,, ..... a
f,.., cot. The Imperial Iink 81 Russia has ra.stl
ID, ia.t 81 discount from 10 per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

BOSTON oct lsWoolMarket very active. sales Tor tho
week reaching the he 1l 100000 ID.
IA 100 = tie spending week 81 last year Not
ining these largo tran a' tons The mafA'tiS entirely
FREE from N.itcmrnf only I'm oranf No
Fleece. and desirable lOi. Of Conbng aud ,sinc N"iec
Luyln. mt! - iah -, 10 4941. advance
OF c on the quotations Tn ndency of the market
howcy.r Is decided upward TOR gll binds stocks haS" De-
come materially reduced Iereh-s been quite mON"n,n no
IN rail California. 60 a1Fc raes comprise ono itnuss
venf, and Nirp MIA Fe-res. y. M aud No ! 4D.rf1r
Michigan and Wisconsin fleece. and W. l. az 81 ~
Hampshire frfctr. adiIGf-t.i ioWhng AID Del4ne
lIee,.s t1c. Kentucky CoMbmg 80 A,., I"w iuwa-lrd
otuiue. .ac. IuHa-he. and tru' rchAutahlv I-,cr-
Georgia 3 Soc gSfeIn and VALLEY oregon
5r. TERRITORY l-dajc leNA-. gJfs: Iub-N ashci
i7s secured 4s0 f-c -upt dud Pulled. 80 JNc; ~ugg
- llLl.LL-lA. Nh. ~ Vi LA-I-Iull ~ -u..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
y. /. MINING STOCK ETCHANGE SALES
s.fOND CAII-lZ:3O T.. NJ.
SATURDAY. Octls-r. NJ.

A. anticipated. the bank statement Tor TINS
woAnaaesa utie hotter showing Of tie weeks average
reserve. than that Of the statcnelto Of last week Tie
., ,re va. incr ased S3.-i7, 300. ana The le g,l-
tender average was reduced -3.3fo~oO; net gain ~
Tie total reserves S47GJOO But this result j. due
more 10 tho rising averages upOn which last weeks
statement was made up than 90 the transactions % ths
wcta Undoubtedly the present statement - made np
Tsug averages Tor specie and huiing averages lI
loptcudci; that De- the actual amount OF specie hed
last night wa- greater than the average amount Tor the
week while ihr actual amount o lecalieuters on hama
wa les, than toe report 80 and probably TO
greater extent than to real specie 'Ace,os iAt amount
OF reported iu IA. statement. Tie actual toal reserve
last might probably less than ~ was week ago.
But il safe 10 assume that the reserves nave
reached tlcir minimum for this season Cnless Affected
by unnatural cau.o and that tnis time there Viii
Dc steady ean. Tie lOans are reported contracted
81 1856 300, and the local circulation is increased
500 700 The changes already noted call for rednc
ton OF $4,000 m the deposits. which, however.
are reported To De increased S2iF0O making
Oh apparent discrepancy OF SJJl,2OO. Orii-
manly 1t wcul- be proper 10 assume that this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

tered 9. OF ISL a. lo5ii. $40 700 couron :. - icsN
S6oono cnul"i -, per cents 40 l"jls All -ip"1 coz
acive N li-lacs. -, lie Board co,crr.. - oa'
coupon %: ISL 10 1o5ii $40 oo1 cuou . 81 1862
AT Io-i- ID, qr OF Coni.aa :,G,, .o.d at s.ai. An
n'N'd are the closing Groia'iols:
Sc e. S a r5: i, . -i i c.
t~.'>r'''o ao.-i 1906. ,r''- n-i.oi eo. -',c - siT
State BOMBS r.n .ia.'. v..s tn'; 49, -.l. OF L'ni -
ANA cHn-n.- a 80; Nl-il. 1.Hd. % -; irinr-tt >"
An uun.na amount col ha. no. go. Gore f. ny hank
s'och-. and 10 advanced H-nr 3d. -f... .,irs g ''n
m--er t'i ~ l.i u ir'' .;J D( 10 l.i-'s. Fh' :
co 90 .-i.. NrW-fur. litl 4. li' ANU ear IA
cl ."ro 60 3D.. llGif ANA COMA Nafo'ai 90 e, lo'
feature. 81 Soc nd ,cu..i. ntpiuaci n,tvr,n -37-
tmi a. N'vIrr-'y casp.- wre firm at zoos
eut LcDrA aaf Wilac-'grr counsel Welded
Bees ra,~oi- were not as nrii as 'rioIe "i MES 80
4--i-. while tlr SECONDS No!- B.. hr,cT ~ 80 lu'~
is' tiicitN lu'i ~ "'hir !. ~ a-'-. 'l'iii, ,,
inlnu pir nc nr-f- were about . hlsher a. lloii
kfu-as Pacific nt-a. LIVER hivi- of. T. go lu1 T. and
j. nNtI ~ 1870 lance rt- = -. -.. ~,
I'm liuuutul first iuc''utS Tell 80 lt rallied u"
s.rli .,cou.- declined To- llge An unusually large
hu.uo-- va, done IN Ncw-Nsk Elevated nisiS from
METROPOLITAN n,,, oc.ng steady ui lo-i2 1925
III" Suh-licn-urN today lost -aGl.3-l on balance
$3.50 is. Ine receipts - en iy foreign II am,rs
sucr Yesterday amcun' T. .4s3.ooo h.nfy today
~ l, '5' ,'' - ,.,, ia ,cIr -j1
Treasury hollis -irHG BOP 80 uiied States bonds
To- secure bank creu.Itlou. U,lt.d states bonds dc
po-...d for circulation for the week ending Today,
ci,~i3oOJ; tnncd states bonds held .Dr circulation
National bank circulation out Standing; Currency notes.
1884 3l6.G9l gold notes. Sl.ii7lep The Receipts oi
National oaua note, for rcdcnlion FOR the ending
M,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

Alex. Frothinrsam * Co.. brokers II Wall-st.
\rw-YoIL make careful investments Tor customer g
-, sn'r. al So f6 500. which frequently pay Ten
-, ,,,.ufv tifur- the amount invested Their "uA'l
Ia.ncai Report. sent Tree. gives full inlornation'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

The following IT, the Clearing House statement to-day:
Exchange. Slo0l9si9I alliances. sil43o39 For ihr
week: EXci us, SOS gbps 50; balances, $4,000 sti
The business az tIc snu-ftrspuy to-day covered: Re
cflpts. Nilu3.C-9; payments, 4lI"l3i7; currency
balance, ~l9OHl .A9 coin balance, -lJ2.slf,Oll
There TO note IN the RACES Tor foreign
exchange tlc market contiuur- du aud quotations are
the bass 90 - Il , aud ~3l9 for long AID ssAt
STERLING respectively.
Inc London market. to-day, as u usually the case on
saturday. were quiet. tousuls are quoicd steady 40
91iatG nutn for money ami account United states D. y
lowrf At 1913. JIG per cents and unchanged ~ ln9-
and 1ojls pecVrly Luc common s quoted p lower
at IL To- ~'rni conSo l. higher AT ~. funded D 3
lower az s3a4 Ccnifn of NcwJersey yer cent higher
al 4, .uu Illinois CENTRAL . higher az HJs4
Money iu The ouru market j. D. NrMer, being rs per
cent discount biukcr-' thir.-inufi- bills To-Day
tn, Bank of Ing aud lost 49puDO t.iIOn balance,
making loss if dt way ul as = ,I lu three days At
Paris, French 3 prr Cr1ir ofr.lHrd from - to 10
SOD LATER r,.lyIug to 10 Ih, BauF of Russia has
advanced Ia, rate uf scount from . 10 per cent.
lie gros. earnings Of tine fOo Jug railroads are re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
Llvt .rncK MAnknIs-nY rELEanArm.

CHICAGO. oct. ls.-hoGs-l.ecepi,. llU0o heal ship
rerf- $40 lrtt Warstf steady Iu.i slow sri
closed shade OIL NISea Packing - 554s5 sc L.ht sJ 80
af-f-I tlOc' lrtsJ. -t 'l1- -
Ctrttf- Ilrc"pt- 900 head. shipments. loo head
market active and l sold ~hpfn- - sol. Ruf.n.rs
steady f1rv acN" -2d-S n. Western strong al
- Texans steady az ?. ju - so market closing
Receipts 800 head. shipments this week;
al 80 luGel -
~ foff- oct fe.-Uos- Fiulfr Mixed Packing. - 3nd
- 30 Ynfk,fs iau.ni,- -. as i5. Butchers
Ixia, IS Jud.3 .O rccrIt, j,VO head Shipment 300
head
CATTLE In light supply and The usual small demant OF
~,t'.f,t. On. -4s almost Wholly o. .o luy.l- 20
unchanged price. le,cps 5Dl hetf shipments. $40
~uffl.t .urt and Unchanged receipts. mead shlI,
mtut-. 800 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
DneIncss Gnnuces.

rOR SALE or TO LEr.-Namble foundry
4 lui property 30 Irrks.fN fhs Hudson l,rr.
known thr American stowe Works ihr foundry holdings
extensive. uf with at uc'Ha-tN 1piiii' au' 81, 10
vtfistt q
nr frHu fo &C. stl.r may COM, r,ii. B" Dog ant
urisif. tlr Wilde Do sif 90 if itstu-t F" itrlhtr iA-
l.pul. uf h. il sAlP ,sl. and L. III.
r,'k.si Uf in Stove N"iA, .u h't@nin -i Ne" ia:
fi'O Nl\EkS.-A very promising silver lead
mime. ufN mites New ORR. san be- lrf-tlu shan
tn. Ing the -, td for the -r ~uih ~
ftn ctrue- iAt paving can itten'n ~ -Aoit
Alslau,e AIv ls.,N e.. oui-,r"l orr lir An'An.
Address MiNE. Box 2.H-~. q. a..
ht"-l ORA t.ff.
NNANIED.-A partner IN an established
w Foundry and Machine shop near fii.idr lhia. ono
tlu n preferred al
isfn anf Required ApIs Go NtN DILL ~
hEENIo Attorneys, No u5i Mainutst- Philadelphia,
ttAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
COTTON MARKETS


ITT,rrCoi- Der. ls-l230 p n-C3uon steady Mh'i'ng
Upand~ eli d Mdlng orleans "i''sd sales 7ooo nls,
900 bair, al American Futures Ie cheaper ~ ini-,
Low Mddlmg ciau,c october delivery '-' d, also III cd;
also a.. OCTOBER Ind November delivery 0'si. -o
All lo Soveu4ber and December delivery also tsl
ID. do December and Jaulny delivery 0iei also
do. Marchani Apr delivery. Gal.
LyGuooi- oct - j. me saie' Il COTTON today
Miding clause. october delivery. OIL do october td No
dc. Jin, ana Jiiy delivery. GILL;. '''
AlsUsIA. oct is Cotton quot AMI easier Modlng l0c;
Mlddlin;. g.. Good Ordinary, 9+cosei receipts,
1881 bales. -alc- i6l bales.
BALTIMORE oct lS.-touou firm; Mffing. l0'sdlosic.,
l5I bar- exports coasrse 2lo bales sales, 200 bales
spinn-is, 10 bale stock, J. ~ bai, 49,
ding IOS,c. Ordinary. lOa-c. net receipts. ls2l
CaAgLssIoS, oct. X Cotton steady Mdding IL pei low
MlddiiDg lUc Good ordinary l'c net receipts, 1898
CxcisNAI OcLIs- cotton firm ,illna. l0a-c.. Low Md
loc Good ordinary tA49'sc' receipts. 800 bales
@,lyr,Tos oct Ia Cotton weak; Niddling io'-c. Low
Midding lose Good Ordinary, v'sc, net receipts. 3Od9
bales. exports t. Great Erlan $3.50 bales sales. ,sO
LorissIfI oct is~cotton frm MiadlIng. loi.cloac
MOBILE oct! l9-co'ton quiet ana 1s NJ dema9d Miaiiar
cu,f Sa Bales exp6rls csasti.e i0gs bales saes 30
bsies -tors 1887 bales
NV ORLEANS oct lSCotton qneter; Mddiing. Lobe .
Low Miidnc 10 ae GOOD Ordinary 100 net receipts L..
bales gross. IL. 80 baee exports 10 Gr"at Britain 3 %
NORFOLK. oct ls-tottou Bnyers and sellers apart
735 bales; sales. 's5 bales stock. 80. > bales
MiddLng 1859; GOOi Ordinary. lu's, net receius 10
bales gross, .-2 bales eAlurts u Great in $50 baits
SAVANSAH Oct lSCotton easier Mdilns. lO'isc.: Low
Mling ir' sc cool orfhry. 'ls,,. vel Te,opta 9so9
bales 2s39 bales sales $500 bales last even
ing. 500 bales: stpcE. iO,r44 hales
- Iotis Oct ls-0 steady. unchanged Nliddling.
lose; Low Mddng lO-c. Good ordinary 9.,c receipts.
aoi3 bates shipments, 2i.i bales SALE 40 bales STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

Lard closed % confines 100 klos
BgvMfN. Oct. iS.-pefroleum. : MARKS 40 pfeunigs
HAfRF, oct ISLAND - tIaucs 30 centmtS per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

Havana, oct -~urar-No.. !O o. l2 y. =. 747 reals
,a iC, rftle Sos 30 o. 20 b. -. 1is reals. Nn.--s,-
,r u. 81. a ir sac r'Ii-, lA.rutiNu olEn- nom
il Curl.rrn sugars. No II 90 800 hls ans hhi =
% 4 reals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
Dinloem0 Nouces.
LIZZIE pI1sRtLo CoNs'lpAIEp MlsiNs COMPANY. }
ll5 AND 40 B.oAiWAl.

lIITlE PIurRt DO tDN>' llnAIHll MlslNs NONFANi.)
is AND 40 B.oArWAl.
MIN loHA. oci. To-. 1879.
nINIDEND 80. Is.
~ The BOAEU OF DIRECTORS iay. fni. dls go.
caIrd avif,nd 90 sluutvo hrnlrt.. faoI-aL4 ru
tr~ being 90 cents share s tHns 5000 900 tr cap
dt -tu,k the company OF thr NJ taiuugs oi ti'
UpnfA ol October 1873 PAYABLE 81 flr nft of tAr t ny
aud after NoN,nh,r T. Iiansr hnoAs vail close 90 Dcr
49, aud reopen the stA OF Aosenb -
Gro. e. LYMAN. -ssfoiarf.
In addition W be- .lNl tHb
the month Of oti Ns EEL
plus account btp- 4. IN Nan r'ef'I n.y..
SOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY Co,
- 80 oNla a.. -NoA. Tho coupons duo ntt,sr. J.
I--g nr-t mortgage lrue bout, cd the -out era
Company, hf Ilit fuf
ot the Farmer- Loan ant trust c"mptns.
20 i.Achaug, piacs CORNELIUS a. ep!n
Chairman Executive committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
financial.

NOTirE.-SPECIAL NETTING Of STOCK
&C or u Is'a Ncicci'6,r-a, g..'n n % .'-uaa,;;
81 re.o ION passed a. ~ m ..n- 90 i. -o bod
!le,. M. De- .,', rirc.os i,e .,raao Pc, %, no
rl.i, "a, ~ 5." a Xxx 'o, ' 6 '.'g "a
q 81, IN hs rGris..- n a,flnr ri.i .f,,stoi.
e.. 81 d. 90 lo.i. li-as s.r rl'ia ":ei; COM
L.'. .a.. Pacific nn.iH'J c;....ln '...........
ClIEorfe-Of i0r. Aff..-... .nrllrt
,-orIrr TO rl6,'i,rt- nr rtt'Gg ~
y i.lh i:If w. NLi lttiiifi ttf. . riNN-
'itIr.,., ..', o. r.,. .a. " .liiyy
w. A' .''t- ey u
.n....,e. ~. 'i..'. b, r,..s ,'a5';
,5 ,...',a ..' PIX a. ,'. e.n.,
..l.si ,,.si.i .a. .o.a ~. ,i
b.. T.. al. So ~. ca's ~ d. ,ay ai ,'s by. Sf
.'f 49,, t..i. OIL .,..l .II .. ..It B., fi,
81 .ta.aaa.... a'.e .r-.s-a'i ,e... '.'ii. .iS
, ,'t., r ..... ...,..
iri .'t
'at a.,'.' I.'i-, -f l. r.
J.ur.t 10. 4-- . 500 p. ., .-.. f. ..,I
30 i., .. fs. ,'.ny ,.at... .' '... 0a.. ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

1879. l-7a.
january october H. 225-.J-7 2sl1j-O Inc. 9i.JtJ
81 LOUIS AND sAN FRANCISCO.
sec md week 81 October S2lDp 5,G6up Inc fl7.i 100
January L. october H.. 92 ll-2lOj Inc -Oi. cOO
he Fnguccrug ana Nu,tng Jon'a0i reports thc pro-
ductinn e." aiihIacitn coal ior tLe ended OctO-
bcf / ana since JANUARY 1 - follows:
Week. Year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

tlo-lSe IHICE- Oh 1.
tftH f.LHf.

,. ,. .,,- 100 northern Pac.ur,I 80 5fia
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its.. - g. ~ 49,, 80 Jacksonville H. r.. 2f2 %
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

In Goxernnent bonds the following sale, made VS.
-, ~ thr Lizards were not reported; SdoVOO iess-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20
lfW-fct~ named ln ~t.l
wabash. Ind Oct. !. 1879.

= PER CENT 3O-IEAR BONDS
Few wei secured ILst M,Ifragu ila ioai Bond, for
". 70. s0o1 g. & CO.. nlnfu.
lnt.-f. .H " %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-20

The following Is comparative statement OF The q,
norris Of specie from the port OF NrwNurk To fureg
ports from January l 10 October Il, for period
N. -.LIf NN.lrs:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-12

A TERRIBLE THUNDER-SToRM.- Cleveland,
o., July 10.-Oue of the heaviest storms
known here for years visited this vicinity
about O'Clock this evening. The lightning
and thunder were simply terrific, and the
wind blew perfect gale. taking trees, roofs,
and telegraph-wires with it. The roof from
the Perkins block was carried away during
the heaviest OF the rain, which poured down
in torrents, completely drenching the
numerous attorney offices situated in that
building, and Of course doing great damage.
The roof OF Fuller, Warren d. Co.'s extern
sivc stove mandatory was blown off. and
many others in different parts Of the city.
The damage cannot be estimated as yet.
Considerable damage has been done to the
shipping in the port, but nothing has yet
been heard frcm the vessels which were so
unfortunate as to be out on the lake. 1t is
feared that great damage has been done to
the crops throughout this vicinity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-12

Observation-Disclosures night D. D. 6. G.
W. E. Woody, assisted by &. NJ. OF T.;
Gretter and p. C.'s Garnett, Cox, and
clark, installed the following officers for
Syracuse Lodge, No. 5, K. OF F.: T. o.,
Charles H. Page; c. c.. R. N. spraggins
VIC, w. II. Chiles; Prelate, 4: B. Gray :;
NJ. E.. William z. Cree; NJ. Of F., James
Johnston; X. Of Il. and S., George E.. Bow
den: NJ. at A.. G. c. Thon; I. G., W. Epps
o. g., W. j. Points. The Chaneellor-Com'
handkerchief appointed the following at
tendants, who were installed: 6. W. Longs
worth, j. NJ. Fossctt, J. v. Foley, ". T.
Longsworth. This Lodge Is in very flour
ishing condition, and paid out last quarter
1896 in weekly benefits and $l25 Tor Dury'
ing the dead, and has on hand good trea'
sury and membership OF 143.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-07-12
srNOTION DEPARTMENT
COHEN BROTHERS

COHEN BROTHERS:
4 rolls Of TAPE for Sc.
AGATE BUTTONS at &c. card Of - dozen;
UA!R-PISS, 3 packages for Sc;
VEGETABLE IvOR BUTTONS at and &C. a
dozen:
NEEDLES. 8 papers for &c.;
PCREIINEN HANDKERCHlEFSa at 5c.-general
value teiRg 81 dozen. All finer goods reduced
proportIonatclv;
Largc.. stock of RIBBONS in the city at reduced
prices:
$50 pieces 5.INCH BLACK ALL-SILK SASH
RIBBONS theavy gros-sran) at 25c.a yard;
900 pieces VALENClENNES LACE-RUFFLlNG
at4Qc piece OF 12 yards-valued at sl.Z5;
GO piece. of COL0EED HAMBURG EMBRO1-
derry at 3Sc.a piece Of 12 yards. These goods
are OF the best quality imported;
200 pieces CAsH'S COVENTRY RUFFL1SG In
all number from to at 35c. piece for the
choice:
LADIES THREAD GLOVES at 10c. a pair-all
letter qualities reduced.
This department lends
THOUSANDS OF OTHER GREAT INDUCE
MESTS
TOO NUM- rous 10 mention. jy 1927