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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

The London Telegraph on Sunday
school teachers: AS for these ladies
and gentlemen themselves, we believe
they, too, win admit that their labor
brings to them a rich harvest of per-
sOnal reward They learn in the Sun
day-school not merely habit of doing
good, of thinking about and caring for
others, but habit of ruling firmly yet
mildly, under the gentle scepter of
Christian love, natures that are weak
and wayward, but in which there may
be dormant splendid capabilities. They
learn also to observe character and
read hearts, to exhort and persuade
with effect. Lastly, they form friend
ships, not only with each other but
with those under their aifectionate
charge-poor and lowly as they often
are-the tender memories of which in
after years are cherished alike by the
teacher and the taught"
Ohio has school population of
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-03-12

Ohio has school population of
1,O43, 800.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-30
FORT WORTH.
REPORTED pallyl

"'r''''' ''' fonr woHru, April o., lsSo.
Those Railroad officers -SAttorlec, Mauror
and Abrams, aud also the General Passenger
Agent, Il, w. Thompson, Whose visits hfo
seysral years apart returned east yesterday
evening" We noticed late yesterday even
inc some movers, indicating hard times IRON
out west going 10 ka'trrn IexnS'-,- u,
boys on tho railroad yesterday, wcre,made glpd
by tho my train yes, even around inc uep''
mora amiles were seen than usual, - lho
moonlight pIo.nic that was 10 be--whs
not-thGugh some stemmed the Storm
but could not "hold the fort" for darkness
rain and mud hndored u. y. Ammor'
man, of Dallas Is In town, en- fouto 70 h .',',
land county,---City Marshal Farmer w n
East on the train yesterday evening ! Nv
hands la,ing IRON on the railroad extension
struck for higher wages yesterday, a. hsn'
thirty of them arrived here'----A MeAicah
dog eat II box Of backing yesterday wa ~
dangerously III from it.----koboTl MeNhV
who has been out West for Two weeks re-
turned yesterday evcnlng'--- i .
party surveying tho railroad route from
gainesville arrived here md started on sur
yoyng TO Cleburno yesterday, Inc commit
toe TO raise $4,000 additional TO secure WIS
road were on tho street yesterday, but don't
know their succcss.--Nothing ~ the May
oFs court of interest TO day The VI PasG
IA doing good business People from All
par,s of the country are there. If you want
90 fare and to feel NJ home that Is the lace
10 stop.--Captain .. Il. McLaugh-
lin and Rololr have been pros,
pecting between here and Weathoriord, and
return TO Sedalia Missouri, this evening, -
Colonel B. \. iritchard, of lndianap'i
Ind, who has large land interests in Cole
man county, returned this afternoon to his
horne, after several weeks inspection of the
west The Colonel don't give our country
due credit as to its agricultural capacities
but thinks when taken as stock country II
not exceled even by California lie par,
poses returnin soon to open asiocS rahche
4 In Coleman county.
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thai have heeh made, ~ we'll ~ those vhlnh
arc z ding ~ he made, Tuesday night Mr. 4,
l., Cook eame oVar from Paris And carried
away with hin Miss Belle Richards,
0ne of hhermans hest known sad
most beloved bellei on "Wednesday
morning, Mr. ", I, Wells, Ihe popular
aHd efipienl Secretary VI lhe cotton epm'
press, took Miss kmma DppTe as hs Nlip
and departed 90 an extensive wedding Hour
with his charming young bride, 10th tho
brides aTe well knpwn and both move Ia NO
very besl circles NJ s0oaly, and hheiman fol-
lows both these young couples with most
hearty "nnd blis' you" a. ~ tho marriages
that are 10 C0me W. have nothing " saN,
There ID 700 much said now Tor the epmiorl
of all parties On Wednesday mlfnlng
Mrs., Fisher, who has I'm some time been VS.
ting her rather, Mr kppslein, In This city,
lefl tpf tho East, On lhH evening before q
select company Of her friends surprised
tho very popular lady Ny
must elegant little patty, Music dane
ing aud pleasant conversation btgulled Mo
tine untll tho small houra,
sherman misses Mrs Fisher and
will always Welcome her back ngaln, -
Work has begun on tho grounds ~ which
tho railroad conductors give their penlr NJ
lilnssom Prairie. A vast crowd will be Ia
attendance aud n grand time 10 expected -
II Is confidently asserted by our leading
scientist that y sunday school picnic 70 We
only thing that 10 sure 10 bring afAln'----
The ladies Of the ", v church south, give u
strawberry festival IN tho llnkley block next
Friday night, which viii doubtless DO we'll
attended and profitable ,-Qulle n
quantiy of cotton was on
the square yesterday, A. >, Mercer
Of the Henrietta Shield i In the city to-day,
and he II NIL radiant with SMILES, for the
Shield bpometh, Mr. Morefs success " tbs
enterprise Is almost phenomenal, md. he
has tho congratulations Of his friends Ia THIS
city, In the District court this morning
Pat Ware accused Of tho murder Of Marshal
! Ayers, ut Mhtesboro, lat year, was Requil
ted. The Jury remained out hardly ton min
uteA, Many wagons nbounl on lhe
streets, They Wo heading N every dlrec,
ton Hind Tom ~ rormed before good
audience nj CummlnS hall last night ---
Cattle Northumberland pusi through our
streets In large numbers every day
Il IA now nlllcnlly expected that me new
post office will b0 occupied BY the middle OF
next week II IA the ncntesl building otlhc
kind that wa have seen IN tho State, We
aro beginning u think TINT our business men
ara really In earnest on the mllroad question,
II looks very much rs II some enterprise OF
that description would soon be inhugnfule1
--But little has occurred IN the Mayor
court since tho advent OF the new police
officers, Nothing At all for tho last low days
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-30
WAXAMACMlE.


Correspondence OF the Herald
WAxAu ACHE, April ~, 1850
The sixty-first anniversary of American
Odd Fellowship was celebrated here Mon.
dnv. rhe Tap railroad brought host OF
visitors from Corsicana, Ennis and other ad-
jacent villages, who arrived at e3o a. H., H.,
and were soon comfortably housed by 'ne
committees. The procession formed III
front of the Opera house and marched 10
the picnic grounds, just west of town: Inc
Waxahachie and Corscans bands did II
their parts, enlvening those who were not
otherwise cheerful with such airs AS 'ixy,
"Swett Bye and Bye,"snd many Others equal
" admired, but not so familiar to your cor,
respondent. AT the grounds the address OF
welcome was delivered by Major J, ii. Hus-
bands, after which our handsome County Az
tprney w, j. Mesh, welcomed the fraternity
and Corsicanss polite Mayor Judge Miller,
responded in his usual happy style. Gov
ernor Hubbard, little Richard" was tneI
introduced and showed the people what ne
had in him. Richard is a farmer we think
though some of the brethren didn't appre
ciate his reference to the church. venture
to AJAX one of these what he thought OF th'
Governors speechS "Well," said he, TN,
Governors text is forced charity" ana
can't say that I'm deciple by a good deal
He said he saw preacher pass II fellow
man on battlefield and refuse tt
bring him a drink although he wa
wounded and furnishing for water
AMI that sn Odd Fellows oath woul'
make him attend To the wants OF such
Now that sounds very well in speech, ou
my experienced ia that man who has not IN
ate goodness enough to make him attend
fell0w-man when he is distressed, will not d
40 simply because of IN oath. Oaths bln'
those only who are already bound. A goo
man will do his duty without being sworn
bad one will not do right if sworn ever
dry,"-here | went OF into reverie and m
pi, us friend departed. The celebration wouh
A up with a ball at the opera-house last n'gn,a an
A sociable at their hall. All went merrliy
marriage bell till o'clock this mornlnI
when dancing ceased. and soon our cues
were aboard special trsin tor GIrsitana NJ
intermediate points "Splendid," "a con
n plete success" is the way Waxansc !,
speak of the celebration. Hon; D. " Leu
pleton. Secretary of : tate, is IN the city, WI,
Miss Carrie Mills, daughter of X. Y NILS
visiting Miss Sidney Penn.---Mr, l.
Thompson, Miss Maggie Hines ana Mrs'
N T. Patrick left to day tor Nashville.
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YATTERSTBY MAIL,
lrws rnoM QUO nEAR NEIaHRoRs,
add FeIIaws Celebrations ~ ianeas
,sF snd waNahaeh'e n Ars'as",s'
Criminaiiiies, Business nna
Commercial News fFom sAi'
.est0n, Lte,, Rte


.oglrspondsues n he helald'
LARCAsTfR, Arm 20, lhso
Monday was quite gala day Win We No
bsd an tbat day one NJ the most interesting
nlehes ws have over had, The Odi fplloWs
gays lhe picnic IN celebration Of Their sixty
1nl anniversary 10 tho palled STATES lhe
'Suuday-soh0nlh 0f tbs town ilned W. mo
nroee.,lon, AZ 10 o'clock tho procession
t,Tmsd In front IT the Masonic Institute
Tbe Melhodist Sunday SHOOT termed Arsl,
A 1ef dis school tho baptist hunday'sehool
GTmed. The Odd Fellows came nekt w
",ier. The members of. kebekah lodge
CANA arst, aft6r them cams tho members OF
.suborllnnle lodge No 900 lIey, John
Davis was MaTrhal VI Mo Day Thn
nrneessipn was led by the Queen
ilIly band, Gf Dallas, This band resAled
a, n, Al excellent music throughout tho day
ina procession matched 10 Captain Rawlln's
grove, which ID nearly u mile SCUM OF Town,
llsre WA assembled large conoeoHfse 81
people, Afer NIL were seated HeV NJ
Ashhy VI this place, entertained W. WIN
review of Odd Fellowship In the United
states, and nlsu Of the order ut Lancaster
After his addr d came tho call Tor dinner hll
an,weing 10 their names, All Toasted upon
the bouoleous ropa-t spread before them nj
ter dinner tho commander Of she evening wA'
devoted u oroqlel aud TO various social eg'
loymsnta Colonel Dauel Daily died sud,
Idanly Yesterday evening NJ . o'clock OF
|hoed dsease, Colonel Daley wns ono oil
lhe ploneer, Of TeXa, Nd we'll M one rl onl
mo,t highly esteemed oltgcns' 10 VIII BE-
buried Ibis evening, with Masonic honor'
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0oRsIeANA,

RepaTl,d Daily
CoasluAHA, Ann ~, isss
Two Rllahs we're lodged ~ lhe eoolel
this morn ng, one fnr hll and aghuhF' and
thn other fDf halng drunk and dlsunlnfly And
mhisng ~ light Thats lhe hlnl Of w
Justice va got down here --pE ,iullph
horse, hilohed ln front II canpbrlls Won
fright last evening and started 90 lark bal
Was oyerhatllei before hp got y good Start
md nstutBsd 10 Ne owner salp hnd sound
-seyprAl court house contractors have Af'
rived with their plans, and more are coming
They CONS In mostly by rail-, that ls' lhey
follow ihe rail,--A slep ison foot 70 organ
ize tho Corsioana II, NJ, and = s,elely,--
Tho hoy, have commenced 'elllngeggs 10 or.
dor Ia raise tho luefe for tho Mhl'le'l ~
Dallas.--W Wilson Davis, with kaufman y
Runge, Of Galveston, 10 stopping ~ INC
Motley house,
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Reported Dslly.l

"efo''o' i'i pENrsoS, Aprll 20, 1850.
Krebs and Preston, whose sentences were
committed from hanging TO imprisonment
for life by the "Old Alcalde, arr.Veu III
town this morning. and will leave ~, tnls even even
ing for their State quarters at hnntsTll !, e :.
A carload of mule' went down tne D'.@
s. Il. this morning for use on the extension
More exodusters went North to-day
Alex. Reddick and bis grip-sack TOOK q
now in the Northern bound sleeper tins
morping.-Rev w. D. Sarwe and wlle'
e,rmorly of Waco, passed through
,o.d"v en- route for Sedslia, Mo
T IUro' reverend gentleman will take charge
Of the Episcopal church at that place. "a =
IA ssv, Il 4! to be soon now, and as 10
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SHERMAN.
Reported Daily.l

sHERuAS Aurll %. 1850
The boom continues We refer to the new
Southern hotel boom. "A glorious ram
fell in 'just, etc, last night asd everything
looks up this morning; our merchants are
pictures orcontentment and happiness, wnile
the farmers who visit town fairly overflow
with gocd humor. Now that the drouth Is
passed. great weight seems to have I. Zen
from the hearts OF all.---Sherman society
has been in state of excitement during the
entire week, over the matrimonial alliances
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-30
DR.. oakryER.s ELgorRIs
NOTICE.
srcRpTAnY 3 OFFICE,
DALLAS, April 20. 1850

STCRWTAH1 . UT We! J
DALLAS, April 20. 1880
nv resoIu ton of the city Council sealed
proposals are hereby invited, -, nunt,na few.
cePi 'FS r rrteeding the pri,oners confined in the
calaboese. ,oa,.,res
~, 70. eurnishIng bread to the Hospital
IN FOR furnishing me 1t to the Hospital.
All xil for the present fiscal year, ending April
1881 in. A.. c,,,, cao~s,a ~ at nj
,,aesrs the next regular meeting OF the cit
si.. III NAV ith, iesO. The City reserves III
riEh' " ] u. HEREFORD,
City Secretary
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1880-04-30
rnE pALLAs HERALn, Midday MORNnsa, APnIL ao 1850.

Ing fnur'Oaed beat omS " eompeIe slh
tho AllahtiOs, VI Aeg ufleana, Tbs regella W
laka place 0n W shout his a0lh " MAY
Captain h0om 0flndlsnala ls slllihg " AL
hs Yacht Nellie sWeaneF' against any yacht
n heF slre on tho frKas ooAsl inF any ll,'
tane ~ ANYTHING frpm 1850 " tlivp
Tho Nellie sweeney Is pHy feet 10 leng'h
and d clipper
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Q Ton wagon scale, $40: Ton, Pow
T0O III. Brass Cotton Beam ana
Frame. $40.
RARGAINS! BARGAINS

MI. UIImann 81 Co., viii
sell their entire stock Oh
Groceries Liquors, etco at
cost, preparatory to mov-
iug TO Houston, Texas.
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GilNE Tos, April ~, lssl,
Having discharged N, \, liyTne, W. beg "
inform the paopla NJ llallas and glhnlly, that
he Il In no Inanner auihorlged " solicit SUBJ
seriplinns ~ mako collections IN any man
nef, IL transact business fnr the unierslgnei,
n u, MCDONALD A Cnp
Rack kellen.
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The main committee 0n tho Mal'fesl n
q meeting held lad NIGHT voted thanks "
Colonel John q, Melpy And captain W. w.
Gastnn, fpf lhfir beautiful grove where No
Mai Fesl will ha bold Monday and Tuesday
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never lias we are getting our congratulations
ready-0R rockers, --- Albert W. jAH'
son and bdde, OF Dallas, passed through VI,
day, ca route far Quincy lll' on . s''ah
tolF
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-oa dwelling on jefferson street,
t'o.,t,h aoor rooms an cellar, Y cd cisterD
10 wsI Call at william Tell House, orner
W.,kat a nj Commerce streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

tl-unru uf Texas 1unk ilalnuad, nallA',
Ta,ns, March rs ln'O, Notice 10 hereby sven
thni M person IL authorized 70 contrast ANY, NplA
Tor ~ aWinst lhs lpAas irunk llAllpAl Tome
uAny, rNrrp Hayes Luugre, no wWhh'lps
agent vi saiI road, ~ ~ llLNpth'uN,
uunrril Mana ~.
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a--s PERSONS on FAMliIEs- Wanting
49, H0ot, az hhorh, Fret lAha pllY Made
for Gents, Ladles', Misses aud chlllIeh, VIII
do we'll ~ call NJ INV Main street always on
hand 0ne assortment, also made " order ~
once aadosirrd, Pdcoslow Work warranted
old boots aud shoes henairod
HARVEY rAuf,
t.bItf Manufacturer
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FROM
A PROMINENT DRUG FIRM.

Chiliioothe, Mo-, July 90, 1870.
= n Richnrdson, 81. Louis-nIy Des1
sir,SHcre is something .rsiinblei IL You
cnn make any use OF y please do s9. ,Mo
have aoid hundreds Of bottles with ike
lo'ui''' Ao'' Boyce q Ostrandsr.
This IL TO certify that had the Fewer
ond qua this summer and tho uss OF
one-third of bottle Of ClinorHs EsDri-
fuge promptly cared ~. ~ In THO spoe"-
est cure have known or
GEO. SAILOR.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-31
Washington.
THE WHITAKER CAsEs

WASHINGTON. December 30.-The court.
martial I'm The case OF Cadet Whitaker are
ordered TO convene a, West Point on Tues
day, January 18Th. The following Is the
detail for the court: Brigadier.General n.
A. Miles. president OF the court: Colonel
n. A. Marrow, Tweniy-frst infantry
Lieutenant-C Colonel Pinckpey Lugenbell,
First infantry; AFOREMENTIONED j. NJ.
Brannan, First artillery; Major Lewis
Merrill, Seventh cavalry Major Il. u.
Gunner, Fifth cavalry; Captain II. T.
Frank, First artillery; Captain j. n.
Craig, Tenth Infantry; Captain Merritt
Barbour, Sixteenth infantry ; Major A. Ii.
G irdner, iudge-adyocate OF the court.
JUSTICE wOODs's SUCCESSOR.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-The Presi-
dent has not yet selected successor to
Judge Woods as United States Circuit
Court Judge for the Fifth judicial circuit.
The more prominent applicants who are
being pressed by their friends for the posi-
ton are Samuel +, Rice, OF Montgomery,
Ala; II. +. Simrall, OF MISsissippi; and
Judge Settle, OF Florida.
ARMY OFFICERS RETIRED.
WASHINGTON, December 30.-Brigadler-
General X. Il. Marcy, spector-ceneral,
and Colonel John q. Barnard, OF the engl-
neer corps, were to-day placed upon the re-
tired list TO date from January 2, 1881.
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zoots: Ginseng. soc.; sssses, wsthous sos. ~
81 Soda. sal. lsaac.. in hses; En<ilsh coda o..
EDsstts TnrDsntfnS; 55c.
Fsrefsn Fruits and candy.
Lemons Msss,na. ssa44.so . hoy.
orapgss: Sour. $3.50; sweet, ti.5o@to50
box.
Bacon. shoulders. &C.: clear Y.s-etNeA. ex-.
rfbbed. sIcs: virzinis shoulders, 7l7st: VIZ
nnis hog- round. GAGE. VIRGINS mama .sfss liz.
mail. J21c.; sugar-cured. 11c.; plain hams
sscssts: PAINTED, two hoops, sl.5oasi.7t
BrseMs: Two stIlnss. si;2s: ,hree strive
CoTss: Rio-Common. llGl2c.: fair. lae
&C.; good 70 prime, 1896; LAgnaJrA l6s
15@15J4c. y ~: haIf-boxes. lac.: tallow. 14c.
Cheese: Prime cutting, l4x@l6c.; northern
and weston prime cutting; l2@lyhc:: common
s@i0e.: English dairy. ls@2vc.; Pineapple, 26a
fish: Herr,ngs-North Carolina gross. $3.50
Eastern, s3:5o@s4. Maekerel, No. ! Fay, half.
mscserei. t6as6.5o: No. 1, Ia his. III, o (; n,
Lard: Prime. ,arre'' ana re-ces. IOc.: 80 halt
barrels. lolsc. tubs, 9sdekc. for New York; GA
9kc. for cnoice Baltimore.
u0t0Sses: common syrup-HcgshcssA 21C
s5@45c. y gallon: New Orleans. prime. 5OG60s.'
Sat: Liverpool. from store, $50. orc.1
slnm, from store. SOC. y sack.
Sugar; Crushed, Oh; powdered, or: s's, :
SsGs,zc.; Jeilow. ~ csc; CIT Loaf. lC4.
a0ep: Common. .ot37c.. pest wasG..,s. 7,.ss,b'
TSas: Rlack: 25Gs0,.. imperial, 25e75 gan.
powder 35c. 81.
Hides. Leather. Sc.
Hi9ss. Wet sslted. Ga c.' drv saltsd, 2@,5c.
dry aiDt. 1901 &C.: gce~n. 596c.
Legthsr: Rough leather, 10000; finished haI'
ness leather, 3O@40o. finished upJer. 800 4oe. !.
finished Sips, 50@75c.; nemlock soles, 20&25e.
iron. Steel. Sails. ac.
Tron: American refined. Old Dor,lnioa ha,,
2 6-10c. a 10. for standard sizes; English auc
American sheet. 80 SIC sTeoee, Hammered, ga
NaitS: Uia nominion. az for standard sizss.-
PfOugh-Cassii.gs' wholesale, 3%c. res"l' $40
Rope: Manila. best, 1879: ju,e, eh 9sc.
Liquors. Wines. arc.
Ale: Scotch, best BRANDS, pirs s2Ss2.21 .
BraaGtss: Domestic. sl.2sas2: fruit. sl.loa
$40; apple; new. ti.50@tz; DID, s2'2oesss
RE zen Raisssvs: Medium. q .5o@sa: pure old. q
9sf Virginia mountain, Few, u 7s@tI, eio
t2dt3 ana upwards.
On: Domestic. si.25G82; imported, IS . csa'
Hg,o England Rum d: tl.5o@tl.6C.
Rectlfsd Whiskeys: Market active aud higher.
Lumber. slaves. &c.
Lumber. White oak, sl3Gsls q l,Dec.
H.e..ln Virginia poplar. fl4ms2J y 1000.
white prs fl4GS42.50 = 1000: yellow nln'
boards. 80, market stif; dry, clear. tl3 sis'
lengths. cnlngies- Pine. sl.7J0s2.o0; cypress
six-inch. R6Gss a 900. Lstbs-Spht, O. sawed,
81 1891. 81 $1,000.
Hevss. Whisky barrel timber greea,s 8@e?t7
1910: seasoned. s20M$25 q l.OpO. Fionr-na'r
timber. S4Gi7 = 1906. Fl0ai .har.ei POLES, SAD
Sc. hogshead-loops. zoe. p bnn6le.
Powder shot, &c.
Fuse. Toys mining, 356sl.lO 5 100 ncot
Ponder: s6 by the five kegs-is5S LDa-i te
kegs $3.50: blasting. S315G9f3.tO.
S10t: Northern, - > bax OF u IL.
GriHdstenGS: lH@lkc. p 70.
Seed.
CIOrer. t5.5O6s6.
Orchard Grass: Sl.J0@tl75
TfmOfhg s3dS3.2D.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, December 80, IL
country produce.

country Produce.
a3,,les. Greeu-From 1925 to 50 % pc: barrel.
ssttsr: Prime 70 choice yellow, 25c; fsir to
SV Corn MeaI: $4,000. p bushel for country; Csc.
for city mills. ,,.,.4-,o. a.,
Dr,sd Frnn: Apples, 2@4c'; Slae5Serries' &C.,
DreSs,d Poultry Turkeys l2dl34c.; ducks
l2ai4c.; chickens, 8 q l0c.; geese, ssloc.
xxx eggstserS; Prime nve-goose, 4oa45c.; common.
JFarssed: sl@sl.O5 p bushsL On. .,..ox
Hdv: Virginia timothy, sl.lo@sl'zoi eioSef'
Oafs: Baled. sl@sl 10. ,
PotafOes: irish, rl.75 SHARED; Duo. q Dushel.
Roots: Ginseng, sl10asl.3o 3D. seneca Tree
Of tops, 40c. q 10.
Lard: Country ~.
Nue.: o069Jc. y busnel.
Snmdc: Prime. Ioc.
Shucks 700 zoe.
8sLed strdso: 65M75c.
u 1917 Wssned. 4OG42c.; unwssbed. 2sd30c.
BURY Wool will bring from 10 sc. y ID less IMAM
above rates.
Cement. Li,ne. Plaster. &C.
Cement. Rose,da sl.40@tl.50 2 barrel
james River, sl.so@Sl40; - sn.,o,. pocv,aud
Lime: Agricultural, SO iOc' . ouSne' ioiute,
innisningl, kl.2j; Glenn's faus, al An. .,o,,ai
pIastsr: Lump. "a IS; grouno, So; oalcihe'
| Mister IL .60@fl75.
| Tar. Lake
DRY Geods.
prtnts: Merrimack. 81 Merrlms &C.. sa pIcsc
~: sprague. 6&c.: Sprague shlrung, &C.
pnnnel's, eye. Aliens eSe; Mane yt,, p &C.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-31
Killed while Resisting Arrest.

CHARLESTON, s. c., December 80 "A spe-
cial to the Ne,cs and Courier reports that
in Sumter county to-day colored man
named Wright, for whom a warrant had
been issued for stealing bale Of cotton, re-
sisted, and cut and shot deputy sheriff
named Bateman, who attempted to arrest
him. and was then shot and killed By an
other deputy sheriff. Bateman's wounds
are serious.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-12-31
THE LATEST NEWS.
nYrELEeRArH roTmE OIspArcH,

CADET wHITTAKER's cAsE-FATAL TX
PLosIox IN MEMPHfs-A DESPERATE Me-
GRO KILLED WHILE RESISTING ARREST
TWO BRITISH STEAMERS REPORTED
LOST, WITH THEIR CREws-EIGHTEEN
VILLAGES FLOODED IN HOLLANDS; I'M
MESsE DAMAGE AND GREAT DISTRESS
PROGRESS OF THE STATE TRIALS IN
IRELAND, &C, &C.