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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-19

Parties desiring 70 purchase Town Lots in
any p the growing Towns along tie line OF
the st. Paul & Sioux CITY Rfailfaad. should
addfes HON, ). MILLER, fieid Aent,
WVxtslLsSvgls Aiap.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-19
8ipsr falls gonnal.

RIVER FALLS WIS, FEB. 10. 1880.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-02-19

fail to hear him.
Kellogg's gallery is the focus of at
traction for those desiring beautiful,
lifelike pictures to adorn their albums
and those of other people.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Dtstrc,s,ng Gasoline Accident.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, October "a heart
rending accident occurred in Lavilla, a
suburb OF this city, to-day. About O'Clock
Mrs. William Clarke had Just finished the
family meal. and two OF her children had
taken seats at the table, while third stood
by her near a gasoline stove, the reservoir
10 which she was about to dill. From some
unexplained cause the vessel OF CAROLINE
which Mrs. Clarke held became ignited, and
fearful explosion occurred, filling the room
instantly with volume OF intense flame. Mrs.
Clarke and her three children were burned
In most terrible manner. The three chill
dren have died, and there is little hope OF
the recovery OF the mother. Mr.. Clarke is
one Of the leading businessmen in this
place. and Mrs. Clarke was greatly beloved
by a large circle OF friends.
Took Morphine by Mistake.
GALVESTON. October ga special from
Dallas, Texas, says ID. G.. Barley and Callle
Embanks died Of morphine administered
by mistake.
Schooner Ashore.
LONG POINT. n. j.. October 5.-The
schooner G. j. Smith, with a cargo OF oys-
tiers, supposed 10 be from Norfolk, Va,
came ashore near Shoal Harbor last night
in fog. She is reported lying easily, and
probably can be floa;ed.
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HINTON.

TgRRIBLE DEATH on THE RATLROAD-ACcI.
Observation-Disclosures TOWN INC0RP0-
RATED-REyivAL, &C.
[Correspondence Of The Richmond Dfspatch.1
OCTOBER 4, 1880.
Mr.. Armstrong. a brakeman on the
freight train, fell od OF the train near Ron
ceyerfe about O'Clock this morning, and
the train passing over him, killed him al
most instantly One leg was cut OIL, an
arm broken, and the back OF bis head hor-
ribly crushed. Mr.. Armstrong, learn, was
from Gordonsyile, but has brother resid-
ing in this town, TO whose house his body
was brought to-day.
Mr.. Joseph Melton, OF Louisa, and q
brakeman on the freight train from Hinton
10 Canneltoo, had his foot caught between
the bumpers OF two cars near Quinnlmont,
and got it badly crushed.
The Democrats raised pole 80 rect In
length near the deIot few days ago; ana
on next Monday, the day before our State
election, they will have speaking. and VIII
run up Hancock and English banner.
Hinton was incorporated during Circuit
Court, and an election will be held October
9th for mayor and Council. A meeting VIII
be held in the Odd-FellOws' Hall next We'd
nesday night for the purpose OF nominating
candidate for mayor and members OF Inc
Council.
Our town is still growing very rapidly.
six or seven houses being now in course OF
erection.
A successful revival is being conducted
here at the Methodist church. The church
is crowded every night. Blu.
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PETERSBURG.

r,pr.rx WISE AT EXTRAORDINARILY
wee MEETINGS IN TuE cITY--THx souTb'
,~yTox CASA YoRxIoS SHIPMENT busI'
~rss pxosPscrs-rnE CITY AND TIE AT
,.xrrc. uissJssiPPI. AND OHIO RAlLRoAp-
rHs PEANUT TRADE.
fcorrc.poudence OF the Richmond Dispaseo.i
OCTOBER 8, 1880.
Csn,aiu George ID. Wise. candidate lot
CONGRESS- ia the Richmond district, al
dressed . 6ne audience at Ettrick last ntgp',
s,,iIy reviewing and discussing The issues OF
the present campaign. his speech was
,isorous aod telling one and made me I'M
nression. He was followed In briel speech
he Judge Clop,or. Captain John >. wise
will speak at the same place Tonight 4.
Tomorrow night The CoDservstves OF
this city will have their first mass.meeting,
whom Judge Robert Ouid. OF Richmond,
and other gentlemen will deliver addresses.
Hon John w. Daniel will speak here on
sS,u,a.y n,Oat. After speaking here Msior
Daniel will speak through All TOE couhHes
lc,,,oen petersburg aud Norfolk.
so,ne twelye or fifteen witnesses Ia the
case n, the Government against William H..
Pond-most OF them from southampton
connty--wept over to Richmond this morn
An, 10 testify before the grand Jury OF The
Tnned States District Court. AS many
more witnesses, who will testify in behalf
Of Pond should an indictment be found
against him, will g9foyer TO Richmond on
Thursday.
one OF our mercantile firms to-day shipped
ouautisy Of goods TO Liberia. in fulfilment
~ An order 10 that effect. The GOODS eul-
brace -four, sugar. aud other provisions.
Mr.. Archer Williams, aged eighty-four
xosrs' died at his home, in Landlord, night
before last
Cotton continues to come into market
very raDidly. The receipts so far this year
are largely in excess OF those for The corre-
spending period OF last year.
Every day increases the prospects for =
brighter and more profitable business sea-
son this fall than we have had Tor some
wears, Our merchants Generosity are nope
full and feel greatly encouraged.
Aspecial meeting OF the Common Coun-
Gil will be held this afternoon to take tuch
action as NAV be necessary for the protec"
lion OF the city's Interests in the Atlantic,
Mississippi aud Ohio railroad. The city
own. 900 shares OF stock in the company,
and the citizens are also interested TO avery
large amount The Council some time ago
directed the City Attorney 10 appear in
court in behalf OF toe city and ask for q
reinforcement OF the sale Of the road. and
in this respect the city will act in conjunc-
ton with Norfolk and Lyncbburg. There
is some talk OF a general meeting OF the
stockholders Of the road, with view 10
petitiOning against the sale as advertised.
About 100000 bags OF peanuts, averaging
four bushels 10 the bag. were handled by
the dealers OF this city during the year end
ing September 30th. ROBIN ADAIR.
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fAugustA 10 1.ss9509. The sales q, the six
iiKerer,f warehouses Of the city for the past
month were distributed ~ follows: Friends,
1915 pounds; Martins. 253,500 pounds
PAGES. l35,920 pounds; Liberty, 10000
pounds; Moorman's, 1921 pounds;
Lynch's, 24,2I3 pounds.
Msior Daniel has left for North Carolina
TO deliver the Grafton at the centennial celes
bra,ion Of the battle OF Kings Mountain.
Another distinguished professional gentle
man OF the city--Dr. Henry Latham, the
venerable president OF the State Medical
Association-is busiiy engaged on the adj
dress he Il 10 deliver ct the approaching
session of that body at Dsnvil!e. dprop5s,
Il IL stated that several OF our literary citi-
zens have in contemplation the publication al
an early day OF various volumes OF various
departments Of research and interest.
The committee appointed 10 solicit spc-
cial premiums 10 be awarded by citizens at
The Fair have already succeeded 10 raising
them 10 the value OF S300-mostIy In small
sums. The prospects OF the Fair are said
to be very encouraging, and the secretary Is
kept closely confined TO his desk compile
ting the arrangements for the occasion and
answering correspondence OF enquiry, &c.
A force Of fifteen special policemen has
been appointed for the occasion, with cap
tain and sergeant, to preserve good order.
The pastors OF both the Presbyterian
churches OF the city were absent lsst SUM-
day aud their pulpits were filed by others.
DIR. Hall was engaged in the installation OF
Rev. ID. Nj. McPhecters as pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at Rocky Mount,
Franklin county, and Rev. Dir. Rawlings
was similarly occupied at the installation OF
Rev..E. c. Gordon as pastor OF the church
at Salem.
The Home Guard, OF this city-Caplain
Otey commanding-wil meet on Thursday
night next TO act on an invitation received
by the company 10 take part in the sesqui-
certennisl celebration OF the foundation OF
Baltimore city.
IL is stated that the ordination OF Rev. Is.
s. Gregory TO priests orders will take place
i'm this city as soon as Bishop Wbittle re-
turns from the General Council and can
make the arrangements.
Colonel George w. Carter, formerly pas
tor OF one OF the churches OF this city, is
stumping the interior OF New York for
Garfield. TELEPHONE.
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sANFoRD's CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
ONE BOTTLE RADICAL CURF, ONE BOX CA.
TARRHAL SOLVENT, AND ONE IN.
PROVED INHALER. PRICE
FOR ALL, 81.
sANFoRD's CATARRH CURE.

is OF marvellous efficacy for relieving violent at
tacks OF sneeEiDg. TO which many are subject, for
cleansing the Head and Nasal Passages when cioeRed
With offensive matter, for deo0orixng and purifying
the breath. for rendering the Head clear, the Brain
active, the Breathipe easy and every Sense In most
grateful and so0thed condition.
Begipnipg with The kasai Passages II clesnses,
deodorizes, soothes and healr ltarrests The forma
ton Of pu,rid mater. II strikes al the very heart
Of the disease This done. Its constitutional action
gradually and Thoroughly removes from The blood
and circulating naIds lhs poison that has been sucked
up By the ats0rbents from puruent matter which
had dropped into the stomach and been inhaled by
the lungs.
ASH your druggist sor sASFoRD's RADICAL
General Agents. WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston.
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THE LATEST NEWS.


INTERVIEW BETWEEN REV. DIR. FOWLER
AND Ex-pREsIDENTs GRANT; GRANTS
OPINION OF GENERAL HAxcocKs MILL
TARY CONGRATULATIONS IN HARTFORD
AND IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TAKEN
BY RIsrAKE-0SE DEATH FROM YELL
Low-FEvER IysNEw oRLEANs-CoLoR-
BLIND PILOTs--sPECIAL WEATHER RE-
PORTS BY GENERAL DRUN-CoNGREs-
SIGNAL NOMISATIoSs-Co COLONY OF RUGS.
BY ON LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN FORMALLY
DEprcATHD-THEK KINGS MOUNTAIN GEL.
TIoN-sINGLE.soULL MATCH IN THE
TnAMEs-AN EARLY ATTACK on Dull
cIGNo C0NTEMPLATED-DEATn or OF
FENBACH THE FRENCH MUsICIAN-vA.
RIoUs FOREIGN ITEMs-THE LOSS BY THE
FIRE IN THE TUiLLERIEs, &C.
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LYNCHBURG.

STATISTICS OF THE TOBACCO TRADg--LARGE
gNcREAsE or SAILS DURING THg PAST
vEAg-LITERARY LYScBBuRGERs- SPECIAL
PREMIUMS AT THE FAIR; THE PROSPECTS
or THE gxHIBITl0S-fKsTALLATI OF
r2tSBYTERIAN YAsTORs--TaE HOME GUAkD--
PERSONAL ITEMS. &C.
fCornsspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.I
OCTOBER 8. 1880.
The statistics OF the tobacco trade Of the
city Just completed by The secretary OF the
Tobacco Association show that the number
OF pounds sold during The year ending on
September 30, 1880, exceeded the amount Of
sales for she preceding tobacco year by 3.9IQ..
6G4 pountts. the figures comparing thus;
For year udiDg September 80, 1880, 49,
0sz.s8I poupf.; for year ending September
30, 1879. q, 14S,2I7 pounds. Excess for last
year. a9is,66l POUNDS. The sales for tbe
month Of 6cpleinbsv amounted 70 1sQI0, COZ
pounds; those Of tho previous menfb
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tary bower 70 the civil, but that he used bis
military power 10 overthrow the civil"
In speaking Of the Chicago Convention,
General Grant said "There are three rea-
sons why would have accepted the nomi.
tion--First, on account OF the character Of
the men who urged II. ! esteem their re.
spect and confidence more than the nomI-
tion. Second. I believe could have
broken up the solid South, as many lifelong
Democrats in the South had given the
strongest assurances OF their cordial sup
port, believing that could deliver them
from the evils OF the solid South. Third.
There 10 another partial reason why
believe that / could have in
duced, from my knowledge OF our con-
sulates the enactment OF certain laws touch
ing our commerce that would have given
us control OF much desirable commerce.
For instance, In Mexico, instead OF dealing
with people who use only slave labor, and
receive little or nothing but sterling In ex.
change"
Dr. Fowler, who held the above CONVEX
sation with the ex-President, was until re.
Gently editor OF the Advocate, a leading
Methodist paper published In New York.
He Is now missionary secretary OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Connecticut Elections.
HARTFORD, October 5.-The city election
here Yesterday was carried by the Republi-
cans with the exception OF town clerk. Re
turns from seventy six towns show that the
Republicans have carried forty-six, Demo-
Gratis twenty-four, and six are equally d.
yided.
HEAVY REPUBLICAN GA1Ns.REP0RTED.
NEW YORK, October ga special TO the
Euening Post from Hartford, Conn.,, says !:
I'VE have returns from LAG towns. The
Republicans have carried eighty.one, the
Democrats forty-six. The Republicans
have made net gain OF twenty-five towns
as compared with the election OF l8i9."
ANOTHER AND DIFFERENT ACCOUNT.
NEW HAYES, October 5.-Of 145 towns
heard from sevenly.fve have been carried
by the Republicans, fifty-five by the Demo
Gratis, and five are evenly divided. There
are few changes from last year. The Demo.
Gratis claim gain In the aggregate. Local
issues predominated in most Of the towns,
and the result has little political significance.
New Haven and Bridgeport held no eec-
tions. In Stafford William Standard, Re-
publican. was arrested for buying votes and
held in Sl.200 bail on six counts.
The Colorado Election.
DENVER, Coll. October 5.-The Colorado
election, under the new Constitution, takes
place November I'd, not to-day, as seems to
be the impression in the East. o.
Congressional Nominations.
POUGHKEEPsTE, n. Y, october 5.-The
Democrats OF the Thirteenth district to-day
nominated Colonel L. l.. Gaul, OF Columbia,
for Congress.
WHLIANsPORT, Pa, October 5.-Tbe
Democrats Of the Sixteenth district to-day
unanimously nominated David Kirk, OF
Bradford, Mexican county, for Congress.
Mr.. Kirk is also the nominee OF the Green
hackers OF the district.
HARTFORD, Conn, October 5.-Tbe Dem
ocrats OF the First district to-day nominated
Hon. George Beach for Congress by accla-
nation.
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The Kings Mountain Celebration.

CHARLOTTE, n. G., October 5.-The cere-
monies to-day at Kings Mountain were pre-
liminary to what is to follow for the next
three days. There were 1000 people pre-
sent, and the exercises included the re-
union OF States. The celebration was held
on the very battle-ground and near where
Ferguson, the British commander, fell.
The crowd assembled at the grand stand,
near Ferguson's Grove, at 1880 A. NJ.
and, after prayer, speeches were made by
Hon. Daniel S. Fowle, OF North Caro-
lima; Governor Jeter, Of South Carolina;
Rev. ID. f. Butler, OF Georgia, and others.
The reunion was grand and inspiring. and
the speeches were cbeered to the echo. The
programme tomorrow includes the Illus
tration Of the battle, under the immediate
command OF General Hunt, OF the United
States army.
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NEW YORF

NYw YORK, October 5.-COtton easy nplands,
/ nc: Orleans, lHc. Southern flour steady and
In mod rate demand; common TO fair extra, 49,; 20
MS5,35; good To choice extra, $0.4OMs6 90
Wheat opened IN ISc. better; afterwards advance
lost and clos Ell heavy and shade lower with fair
business: uBTaded red, CSC @sl.l3. Corn made
stronger: trade only moderate; ungraded, 52hla
53c. Oats lM2c. lower and heavy; NO. 3, 3e'sfd
39ac. Hops quiet and UNCHANGED. coffee dull ana
refined active; standard "a" 9Ad9 9.l6c: Mo-
lasses quiet aud nominally unchanged. Rice ~ TAR
demand and steady Rosin brm at si;9o@s 10y.
Turpentine stronger at f0M404c. Wool steadily
held: light trade: domestic fleece 36a4sc.: pulled,
20@45c.: uowashed. 15a35c Texas: l4@S2c.
Pork dun and Wholly nominal, mes 'I d sS ce,,
SIC: short skc.: long and short, SIC. Lard
higher. strong. and more active trade AZ 20 afS@
4s55-the later for choice. FreignS hrmer.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. October 5.-Fiour unchanged WIN
inward tendency. Wheat-Southern steady west
ern higher aud active. closing weak; southern RED
sI.OS; amber, sl.0s@tl II; Maryland poi1in na,
No. western winter red SPOT ana O c, siVss
$lllkGS1.ll5k; January. III. l39sl.i3h COLL
Southern steady; western quiet; southtIh Nute,
54@55c; yellow, 54c 0as steady wi'n Jar ee-
Rye quiet at 81. Hay unchanged. Provisions ntih
aud without change. Butter weak prime to choice
Petroleum quiet: refined, Ike. Coffee dnll and
nominal: Rio cargoes, ordinary 20 far, lZ5,a
snsar Gull; "a" soft. loc: VIII key unchanged
Receipis-FlOur. 1877 barrels; wheat 137,6N4
bushels corn, 200 bushels; oats. $3.50 bushels
rye none. shipmen's-Wheaf, 55,647 bushels
corn, l,77s bushels. SaIes-Wheat, 4l6,500 bus h
els; corn, l29,7l3 bushels.
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, October 5.-Flour steady and nn-
changed. Wheat strong No. amber, e6ele7e.
No. 2 red winter, 9SG96kc. Corr hrmer; No. 2
MIXED 42642Sc. Oats strong; No. mixed. 33tl
gaze Pork irregular; joboi < sales 1T ZIG
&lf50. Lard active. firm, and higher az W. Buk-
meats dull; shoulders. Nc; rib 7Ae. Bacon quiet
and nrm; shoulders ofe: rio, sSc; sId ea stc
gar steady: hsrds, l0hfG le. Hogs quiet; COM
mon, o.. GOA 81; ligni. VI; e09s4.90; packing,
s4.65@t4.95; butchers, s5@$5l0.
LOUISVILLE.
LouIsyrLLE, October 5-F1our steady; family,
t3.50at4; A No. I, t45oa4.7o. wnsa s's1oy
oats nrinsr at s6xc. Pork nominal: Iard Steady
BuIk. meats quiet and steady; shoulders 70 rios.
1925; sides. t6.75. Bscop dull weak. snd lowe!
shouldsrs f5.7b; ribs, %. rs: sides ~ 20. tugl-
cured hams, llk@l2c. whiskey seIive ana III"
at tl.09.
ST. LOUIS. October 5.-Fiour steady And AN
changed wheat opsns2 higher sns aesneS o7SS
ees.c. Noyem6sr, p6k@9esc. December. tiorn
lower; 3exa3Stc.. cash. 3etc. Oeiot*f. 5ess
Sssc. November. Oats lower; 2eSee1vAei e,sn'
x0I 9Oxe. November. Whlskey steady at eiIV.
Pork nominal. Lard quiet a. $50. Hulk y,ssis
nomnsl. Hacon lower; shoulders. okc.; nos &C;
'''s'' w. CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, October b.--ricur gaies and eSm.
Whyss unsettled, lower, ana ssslye Ne Fva wAa'
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Color. blindness I'm Steamboat Pilots.

WASHINGTON. October A few years
ago collision occurred near Norfolk, Va,
between the tugboat Lumberman and the
steamship Isaac Bell, resulting in the loss OF
ten lives. A coroner's inquest was held
without definite result, the general impress
sion being that one or the other OF the pilots
was intoxicated. There was, however, no
proof Of this, and the pilot, were released.
The pilot OF the tugboat Lumberman has
recently been examined by surgeon OF
the Marine Hospital and found to be com.
pletely color blind. A rumor has reached
the Marine Hospital that the pilot OF the
Isaac Bell is also color-bllnd, and the COLI
sion in question is now attributed to the de-
ficent vision OF these two men. The mat
ter will probably be investigated.
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Mr.. Charles Thompson, OF Charlottesville,
clerk in the Office OF tue general freight
agent OF the Virginia Midland railroad in
Alexandris, died early Sunday morning, In
the twenty-third year OF his age, a! the resi-,
dence OF Mrs. J. NJ. Broadus, on Alfred
street. Mr. Thompson had been i'll for sew
eral weeks, but bis death was unexpected.
The remains were forwarded to Cbarlottes-
vile.
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Dedication or"Rugby Colony.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN, October "a spe-
cial TO the Times gives an account OF the
formal dedication Of Rugby to-day. There
was q large attendance, and tie ceremonies
were opened with impressive religious ser.
vices, conducted by Bishop Quntard. oil
Tennessee. A poem was read by Mrs. l..
Virginia French, and addresses were made
by Hon. Thomas Hughes, member OF Par
lament; Cyrus Clarke, manager OF the
colony, and others. Mr.. Hughes, in his adj
dr. IS, di.claimed the idea that the settle
ment now being planted was to be an Eng
lish colony in small, exclusive sense.
Z" Ere long," he said eve hope it will be a
settlement open to all who like our princi-
pies and our ways, and care to come here to
make homes for themselves"
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SKIN HryMoRs, MILK CRUST, ETC.

SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. s. +. Whippe, Decatur
Mich writes that her face, head and some parts OF
her body were almost raw. Head covered with sca6'
and sores Suffered fesrfnly. and tried eyerythin
Permsntntly cured by Cutlcura Beme1 coles ,.oo,
MILK CRUsT-Mrs. Bowers, 143 Clinton street
CINCINNATI, speaks Of her sisters child. who wa
cured of mik crust which resisted all remedies foI
TWO wears. Now ine, healthy boy, Win pcsutiiu
bead of hair. - ,,,
TETTKR OF THE HANDS.-Elizabeih Buckley,
Littleton, n. H., thankfully praises the Cu,lcura
Remedies for ctre of letter OF the hands, when
had rendered them almost useless 10 her.
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OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP ian
" COMPANY. sSSAoe8
vOR NEW YORK

This company viii dispatch one OF their splenai9
stesmrrs--OLD DOMINION, WYANokE, MAN
HAITIAN, ISAAC BELL, and RICHMOND
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY Al
hieh water.
They we splendid saloons, sta:e-rooins. and bass
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, ard attentions are cs ,
surpassed.
shIps going north land at Pier 81, North river
foot OF Beach street. Ships coming south sail f0u
Pier AZ. North river, foot Of Christopher street.
Cabin fare " New YORK, elZ steerase, 90 sns
Fre,ehts FOR points beyond New York forwsrasa
With dispatch, aud no charge made except actss e1>
penses incurred.
Freight received until O'Clock p. NJ daily.
For further informatios Apply 70
GEORGE w. ALLEN q CO., hgenn,
myl0 oface ComRanv's wharves. Rockeuh
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vOLrAIC ELECTRlC PLANTERS.
yoLTAIC

Plarsd over The centre OF the nervous forces the
pill OF the stomach, they stimulate the Ltver, So-
Inseh spd BoseIs perfect digestion. cure Dyspepsia,
and Msisris Diseases. For Weak snd Sore Lurrs,
Pslpitauon Of the Heart, Painful Kidneys, kheums-
tlss Eeurssls. ann seIafics they are iba best rem.
ajy n The world. Ask for C0LLiNB'S YOLTAlC
Pf4AtTERk. Only 20 cents. .
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SEED WHEAT, CLOVER. HAY. &e:
DEED WHEAT, CLOVER, TIMOTHY,
Ann ORCHARD-GRAsS SEEDS.

We have a ful, supply Of CHOICE GRASS SEED
4. N" sFED wHEXfs; also. about $50 bushels q
mat ceebrsred scott WHEAT; which y sAia "a
ps an. s ,hsr snv other variety. and 10 considered
su NM 10 nnv other Red WhszL-See Cowntry
Gssissa S2a Instant st nls county var sud &
~ NJ -S.,d Wheat. Price, 1920 per sushei.
Psrs,ss wanting i had se.,er sEey s e oses;
x,o, :" - neat y Gaalego MI.
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l. CUTfCURA REsoLvEST purifes, strengthens,
and supports the system through Tue most critlct
ders of the liver, Kidneys. and urinary organs
p CUTICURA, a medicinal jelly, arrests disease.
alIays Inflammation, Itching. and irritation, meals
uJc,ts 8 and eats away dead skin and flesh.
3. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP, Tor Inc tollet
hath nd nursery, cieanses, soothes rrIresnes ana
be ,utfes the ssn. CUrICCRA SHAVING soAf u
the only medicinal shaving SOAP
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Petsrsburg's Interest On the Atlantic.
Mississippa and ohio Railroad.

PETERSBURG, Va, October ga special
meeting Of the City Council was held this
afternoon to take action TO protect the city's
interest Of 100000 capital stock OF the At
lantic. Mississippi and Ohio railroad, which
Is advertised to be sold under decree OF the
United States Court at public auction In
November. A committee was appointed TO
burg and Norfolk in Richmond tomorrow.
with view to having the sale postponed.