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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-07-27

LONDON, July "a C0nstantinople dispatch
to Reuters Telegram company says: .The
Polte,s reply TO The collective note has been
win be communicated to the ambassadors
forthwith. 1t is believed that the tenor OF the
reply, as originally adopted by the ministers,
has been modified. Mr.. GoScher, the British
ambassador had a private interview with the
sultan TODAY"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
Will the South bolt

The Mes and Couricr has been
steady and violent in its OPP os;tion
to Mr.. 1il'lcn as the Democratic
nominr, Tor President. Aroused
apparently by the strength he has
recently exhibited in some Of the
Northern States, the batteries are
opened anew upon him. The idea il
even advanced that if he should be
the choice of the Convention, the
south will bolt aud put upa third
candidate.
'hatevcr may he said Of NIr. I'll
den rs u candidate, there are two
things that we regret /, sec
In the first place, ". thin k
1t inro'tic for the South to h,v- 50
much to say about the Presidential
nominee; and, III the second place, to
tall; $" lightly about h,lling is setting
an example which may Civ. " mach
trouble At h"me. a bolt in tn Ma
ti"nai Convention, will bc icsns. ;or
independcntIsm every where, and
there is no calculating what will b.
the effect upon the the campaign.
Tic Democratic party must stick
together if it cxnccts 10 win. Ii the
N"llhc'n and Sonthcrn wings. OF the
party do not work in union, Grant
Will be elected in 1880 Il, surely as
Lin:oln was in 1860, when the Demo
cratic field was divided between
BEcrkinri'ge, Douglass and Bell.
For the South to bolt III the coming
election, under any circumstances
thal VIC can conceive OF, would be the
essence OF madness and folly.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
From ST. H2eftlsqy,.

Churrh.s srb ,,,.
E,1,jn,. O,,,,,,,o,, T;,.
{,
'7"'i'e ""'cS from l-e"'HVi'le' II
seems to me- ought occasionally To be
sent to vuur valuable paper. Allow
me then. to make q few St,,arn,,
" '''
-'"'''''s
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26

and all licenses granted aftcr the lst dny
OF A!ril lsSO Shall lie issucd rpon the
payEien, oi = rnrcabic proportion OF tho
wnute amount of moary imposed for suoh
License provided however that no License
be granted tor less than .hrea months
though tbs time III the end ot the wear bo
less than that
SEC. VIII. Each iccnsc granted shall
be dated Oh the lst day of the month in
which the Liability therefor accrucs and the
s'roGrt to be paid therefor shall be com
pate. ,herc!r"m i'm IL the cn | of the year:
and every person exercising or carving
on amy trade, business or profession shall
keep said License in their possession, aai
unless they shall do SO shall b. deemed
and taken TO have License, nnl it phsll
be the duty of tho Town Marshal and
Detective Force to report any violation
Iicre.f
SEC lN Upon the removal OF any per.
Ion or persons FROM the house or premises
al wn'ch the trade, business OF profession
mentioned in such was authorized it may
an shall hc ia.tui for the Town Clerk tc
authorize hy endorsement, of such I.iccuso,
the person removing as aforesaid TO any
olhc" place III the corporation to carry on
the trade. business or profession specified
III such License nj the place to which such
person may have removed.
Srr. y. For Liccnscto carry on any
trade. business or profess Oh hereinafter
n,cni-nei shall be paid to the Town Clerk
OF Treas urcr. viz
Ap"shccavics. So; .Imhrotypisis for one
year or les 81; "A chitccts, 50; Agents Of
Sewing Machines each 10; Auctiomerrs and
'omni,-ion Merchants, resident $40; no
licenses 10 he gi;tutcd for less than six
I ls. An, 4 10
EarhSrs each S} Banks 500; Buggics that
haul Tor hire 50; Bakeries and Ccntcctioners
$40; hlachsmilhs, So; Boot and Shoe Max
crs. 81: Billiard Tables each $50; Board
ing houses ).
Contractors $40; Carriage Makers $l3.5C:
Nircusrs per day so; Carriages, that haul
Tor hire, 81, CubiRc; Makers So.
Dogs each !; Drays 50; Dentists, each,
SO; Dealers in Goods. Wares and Merchan-
dIlr other than distilled Spirits whose an.
nual sales arc not over $5uuO. $40; and for
each ndliiunn. : 600 or iractlol tncrcof, 10
cents.
uunsmit :, 81; Game Tables of any kind
whn! snrvcr other lii n Billiard, So.
Hacks, that haul for hire 81; huckstcrs
Tor this Fiscal year or part thereof. 81:
Hotels, Sl2.ou; Harness Makers and Re-
rairrrs, 81; Horses and Mules head (sold J
IL.
Insurance Companies. life or fire, on
each Company represented, 81.
jewelers., Watch ann Clock Repnrers
20; Jnnk Shops. So.
Liquor Dealers, by the quart Sj): Ii
Iutr Dealers, 10y the glass or otherwise,
Sloo, gr,vdcd that no liccnsc be granted
for less than SIX months
Livery Stables. 81; Lawyers, So each,
whether in firm or not.
Onnibllscs So.
hysicians each So; Peddlers Fer month
$40; Painters each So.
Newspapers each, S5.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
County Politics.

1t may be said that the campai- n
1880 is about opening in our county.
We hope that every member of the
party will realize the magnitude of
the issue and enter the fight with
pure and unsrliish motives. It is
the duty and privilege OF every in,li
yldual to advance l.is own views. but
1t should be remembered That these
views of each individual are presented
only for comparison, anl alter
they have been compared anl
sittcd, and The policy of The party
adopted, each inliridull preferences
should be suIordinatcI to the cx
pressed Will OF the whole. 1t is in The
Tree interchange Of opinions ihat our
independence consists; but indcpcni-
ente that goes beyond this is danger
Gus, and cnnno be approved Ivy those
who have the interest and safety Of
the party a, heat. 1t must be re
membered that there is I'D middle
ground with us. I. * either Hvmo-
cracy ~ Ratlicaism. The lines viii
be tightly drawn, and he Who is no,
for us sill be ag ainst us. To put 4
straw iii tie way Of tie sucrv>s
OF Democracy, is to id and ubet
Radicalism, and to invite re
turn Of the most shameful abon,nn
tion that bas ever curscd Il people. Il.
is to array ourselves with The mi>cr
nblc adventures and rencyudes whose
names ere 4 stencil III the nostrils ol
all good men. Can we lorget 80 SOON
Never! The wrongs and The sha.nc:,
OF Hadicnligm will bring all into line.
n rariy whose prMctica! working,
Was systematic Stealing must not be
allowed 10 icturn +" power. 10 a>e,,
this calamity wn must he united.
The intimutions are that the Radica!.
intend to make fight in this and
other Of the lower tier of cnuntics.
We ale therefore torcwarlcl 10 he
ready.
We arc glad TO believe tia, the
best feelings exist in the Democrat,
party at tins time.
Let this feeling continue, and lie,
us be wise, patriotic and liberal mind
ed in our actions, and We are safe.
The record OF the party for low
taxes, economy, honesty ana libcr
ality to all classes and races cannu,
be suc 'ssfu ly asl'led ;n vi,
be our bulwalk k in the cami aign.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
npaircrs of Furniture So; Restaurants

Kcpaircrs of Furniture 50; Restaurants
each, So
Sale Stables each $50; Shows, side and
concerts, per night So; Statesmen, Itineraut
per day, s..
Wagons that haul for hire So; Wheel
wrights, $40.
Timers, $40.
SEC. nj. Bc it f,thc,- Ordained, That all
male inhabitants os nc Town of Orange
burg between tue ages Of 1S and so (ao-
tive hrcmen cxccptcd) shall be liable o
road duty. and shall also bc subject to
coa,poU oUnd tax 50 each Which said tax
shall appropriated 10 the uses and inn
provcmontS Of the corporation
SEc. MI. BE ii further Ordained, That
liucssiers License rhall not be liable 10
any deiuci'cn OH account Of the time in
which such License sl=a!! &c :=as:oa
SEC. NH. BE hJurther Ordained, That
the owner or owners of dogs within The
Town of Orangcbnrg S. c. shall pay ta1
of ; upon each and every dog owned by
him, her or them and that the owner or
owners thereof shall be provided with
collar TO be furnished at the expense of the
Town, ind on and after the first day Of
June next ensuing, any dog ewrcd by aEy
person liring in s,i,l Town, found upon the
streets without suc'l collar shall be taken
up by the Marshal and the owner notified
thereof, aud il such owuer or owners shall
fail to Is.y tive lisrnsc upon such dog or
dogs within Gvc days after being 70 noliG-
ed. said dog or dogs shall be killed.
SEC. NV. BE 1t jurthcr Ordained, That
All o. o.dinanccs or parts Of ordinances levy
ing tax or prescribing the mode or timo
OF rcturnins or paying the game or any
other regulation in relation thereto are
hereby continued in f,F'l force and effect so
lar ms The same net in conflict with the
provision of this crcin.nce
SIC. Nv BE II turtler Obtained, That
al Town Taxes on real estate re-
q nF.1 andcr this or'lilsan ncc shall b. raya-
bic within (;'u) Thirty days from the (2O)
twentieth day Of ApYil \. d. 1850. All
taxes unPaas after thc expiration Of tho
thirty (3o) days shall be subject to an nd
ditional tax ofiwcnty per centnm on real
estate an't twenty per ccntum on Licenses.
SIC. XVI. BE it further Ordained, That
al! approved claims against The Town
be received in payment of taxes and icen-
ses and other dues against the town.
SEC. SNll. lie II tusMer Ordained That
the fiscal year sh:sN begin on the first dav
of April, 4. d. lS0S
SEC. XVIII. BE II further Ordained Thai
this ordinance shall rcunin in force until
amcudcd or repealed
SEC NlA- BE ii Jm her Ordained, That
all ordinances or part of ordinances mill
tntlng against this ordinance hc and the
same are hereby repealed
Ratified March ith, 1880,
}. 5. ALBERGorrI, Acting Mayor.
Z. K. JONES, Clerk.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26

south ta.o!iua to have visibI c
rii'rl upon her agriculture.
Not only in Ireland, hui in ali the
cities Of oar land there are thousands
who have no visible means Jt sup
port. Thy are droncs in ihe hive Of
life. We know the Irish are not to
blame for their troubles. They are
an Industrious people. Bat the
country is subject to iamines. In ours
1t Is not So.
The fact is, there is :. tendency to
shun labor and seek the shade. Let
some scheme be devised to force the
dr"ncs and lua!ers in the cities into
the fields and our land will be blessed.
The statesman or legislator who can
accomplish this will bea public bcnc
fuclCr.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
The Esigilcr Gi:.,liblu-s.

In charging upon tic small gam
b!c's as was done by the Mayor of
Charleston AMI oth,r ctc,, which
should receive the commentator Of
all goood people, we should no. forget
I" make war also upon The high cr
gamblers. And or firing here
should be rapid and heavy to corrrS-
pond With the proportions OF he
game. We refer to the prize lotteries
as have been con lucte,l for wear, in
kentucky and Louisiana, under thc c
patronage Of influential men, and
even HE sanction of these cornmou.
wcalthS. Nor has our own State
been exempt II IN such gigantic
schemes, rs WAS i'll uS.rair,, to the S0r-
r"r ot thousands of dclu,lcd cnniidant,
III the Academy of Music drawing,
under Chadwick, Bn,lcr and Gary.
1t will be rcmcm hcred bow many
were drawn INTO this pot by the
w"rIhIncss Of the object prbis hc,
namely, the introduction of imu..
grants INTO South Carolina.
1t is usually the plan to PIT up
these lotteries for sn"nu ostca,inly
worthy AMI noble object, sometimes
Tor cunratlOn and sometimes tn,. ot,,...
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
The lscst Relief.

Projects arc constantly On foot for
the relief Of the suffering poor in
large cities Societies are torm,l
and large suns are dooalei by ac
good people o.! tic land.
Even how pubic meetings are.
held, subscription lists raised, anI
enormous amounts Of money ale sent
over Tor the starving Irish.
Bat 1t strikes us HAT there is u.
better remedy. | here is no oIya.i ~
for starvation in our Suulh",n land.
All "ho work may live. There j.
more !:l:d 'lIan We cultivate. nj
;hcrc ia ucvcr Il loiul failure OF crop
III this country. Why ;hcn shoul
people bc hcrdc to o5ethar in large
cities to slnivc, Wien by comm. into
the country tacy can make incr
living with case? l., shou Il bc re
mcmLcy,d that every man or woman
VIII" produces nothing, hns 10 be led
By another who does make something
Every man who i,lcs is an ncubuS
nIon ll.c man who lnlors. The lat
ter therefore has Il right to be con
ctrncd in him.
" lat an cnormity South Car, :
lima wants immigrants. Her !an,l,
ar; unculivatcd and growing up in
tres, bushes and brAr,, aud vet
there are thousands starving in over
crowded elite. and famine iatci Ire
land, because thc:c is nothing to dv.
Instead Of sending v,ctuais t. the
starving it would be hcs 10 BIN. tn +.
starving to th,: vic tu..l>, or al least L,
the ground out Of which they en- DC
made.
The money that was sent to the
Irish by The New York Ucrui alo .e
co d have ch ,r.crel .tnmay, AMI
brought out enough emigran,s 10
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
An aeEsBDaN .&NCE
10 Rise supplies for the Town Of
Orangehnrg, SO. Ca, for the Fiscal
Year ending lst April a ID. 1881
and Bill to Regulate Iiccn,cs.

ana 4 Blli 10 ECguiaic llccn'c3.
SrcrroS |. Bs it ordained hy the Tow n
Council of Nraugchurg, and il is hereby
Ordained by hc authority Of the snnc:
That the following Taxes be m | are hereby
assessed ana levied for the fiscal ycay tie
ginning April i, y. u. 1854. a, and after
ihr following rates, that j. to say:
IA. ~ tho rate OF ) mills upon The
, assessed value of ali real estate lying and
being wili:a 'hc Corporate limits OF the
town Of Orangebnrg, :. c., inclnlng every
Huiid.ng or other Improvements Oh land
Ihdci ie,sc tIoIr Boiic' Corporate or IN
divlGna!s 10: any term of years
Sue II. IL II fsn'ik,r q (.ljar,!. Tia; the
vaimc Of AL improvements on Real Estate
since last Apprii-rm:rnt Shall be assessed
Tor taxation h" the Clerk Of Council
Sac. III. Bc il fmthcr O,iHmed That
every irrs1n. Firm. Company or arnnr.
ton cngtg:'i il amy Trade, Business OF
no s.irn hcr naiior mentioned shall
Obtain "a or Lctulc h" Is, day O. My \.
l.. 1879. i.!c.!..c ih,srfur IN .a4Emcr
herein pE"yiI.i
lsi. i!,>r rrmn cncin: hus;r c,a ar!cr
;hr ist Amrl \ u 1850, .!a'l chta II a Iii
crrsc hti"se cLicIin,. nion ihat business
:! Every r,Ysnn Firm. Co'np.n OF
Corporation required by this Drd!uan:c TO
obtain ii,rusc 10 engage III any rra1c
ECStnr,s or Profession Tor which "a iccn,.
j. required Sha.! register wi'h The Town
t!,rk n his Assistant. his or h.r i!amr or
style, lm'l ~ cl3, 9! {. tirm or company
IL, nAmcs rr styles ot such ninS cr COM
rarics, and heir places OF business
81. Ihc!i trade. business or profession
FOX which n Ecrn-o "a required.
iih. The llnrr where such trade, hus:
ncSs or prot, ssiuM j.. 20 be carried OIL: all
OF which. and answers tn questions relative
10 mimch, s!ai b. give under oath
SEC. ~. II any pcisGn or persons shall
exercise or carry on amy Trade. business
or Prot ssiun tor the exercise clIryIu. on
or dong Of which u license * re
TuircU by Tins ordinance Without tahin:
"Ei aurh license as III i!ut b i.mii rcTu!rv.l
ic. sic or iicy shall Lrsids being imb!c
tov ilic "ynlemi Of IL" license. be- subject
/" nicIn!y not exceeding SltO on les
tian & and to he i'll! rIsoncd Tor 81 terra
not more than tiirtS days, Tor each and
every violation OF ihis ordnance
SEC. Y. In every license to be taken oft
Endcr "r 10y the authority OF this Crd!na"cc
;. Ill be contained ana set forth the PURPOSE
Trade, business or Profession. Tor which
surh LLccnsc is granted and the nKmc or
lace Of business o! the person or pa. sons
taNing out The same
SIC. VI rhc Town Clerk .lall prepare
n proper form Of i.iccnsc 10 bc Issued in
each case which License shall he kept by
the person receiving the same in II cousp-
cious place as the Town Clerk mny direct
SEC. VII. A License granted after the
lst day of April A. D. 1880 snail continue in
force until tho le, day OF April a. y. 1881
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
II A LEFVENDAHIl
BOOT e. SHOEM AKER,
NEXT DooR TO
ID r SNIoAK e. 60

Respectfully informs his customers and
the pnblic generally, that he has Just re-
ceive.l full stock of the very best Mata-
rial and Latest Styles, just suited for
Siniig and Summer which will be maize up
in any style at fnan So 50 to 4 so for Shoes
aud Caters, Boots from 81 up.
Repairing done in the neatest manner
ana on the shortest notice
Also keep constantly on hand full
stock of Leather, LISTS, Pega, Avis,
Thread and all other Material used in this
line,
Having many years experience in the
business, | guarantee satisfaction in my
work and prices. y trial Ia solicited.
= \ I.EFNENDAH
fob - lv
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
k'urpi<.d E'i,l.,licS.

--r<-> NJ -sft@-Sss-a-
k'orGi~d E'in:sslcs.
FORK OF EDIsro, March %, 1880
E"'for Oy""ycJuy Times:
The rains OF The Heavens descend.
cd i'll torrents, inundated our lands,
e%tlrpaied our fences, exposed our
crops to the ierocious a2petitcs ofthc
quadluredS, and The Midnight
lime presumed. What did he pre-
sume? Firstly, he presumed that
rldiculcd "TriH Ju$tc<hip." Second
~, that | ridicuIcds the County
ball room. l did not know the
County had ball room. And
thirdly, he presuncs that 1 have
friends. It there is any su ch thing as
friendship l would like to know what
it means. Goldsmith says:
"I,is but Il name.
a charm that lulls to sleep,
a shade that follows wealth or fame,
And leaves the wretch to weep"
| endorse the sentiment. and hone
"'rhe Midnigh: L;nc'' will not be So
presump'nons us to suppose that or
he or any one else have any friends.
The Midnight Line in his efforts
to display his knowledge Of Henry
Clay and his So called friends, ana
Erosiratus and the temple o. Diana
ha. wandered far away from the
point under discussinn bet wcen IA.
He has dwind!ed 'uwn TO Mere ,wal
die, ana goes very far out of his way
to let the public know ,l,a, Diana
hui temple, and tha, :. certain
individual calIcl Erostratus aurucl
Ii down.
What Henry CIay's friends, the
County bathroom iii il has a ball
room) the temple of Diana, or ,tal
o any other Quc"n, either ancient or
modern had TO do with Trial just ces
| am II: II loss to know. "The Md
night Line" has fallen short OF his
niar',, AMI is beating along the hy
paths OF .t-ia Minor, to tell VIVA,
happened there long. long years ago.
1t may be Il fact that the temple OF
Diana, il she had one, WAS burned bv
ali individual called Ii.n:.r.in., bat
that was long bcora "nr re- collection,
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
Masters Sale.
C. W. Price az inst S. NJ. Simons.

G. W. Price az inst s. NJ. Simons.
I will SELL at the risk Of the former
purchaser who has failed to comply with
his bid, at Orangcburg Court House on
Monday April 9th 1880, within tho legal
hours. the following piece or parcel Of
land. being i'll the County Of Orangcburg,
containing >Ixty.six acres, more or less and
bounded North by lands OF ) NJ Simmons,
South hy lands of Mrs. Ann Jefcoat, East
by lands of Miss Rachel Simmons, and
West by lands Of Abraham Amakcr.
Terms-Cnsh, and purchasers to pay for
papers and recording.
Masters Office | TIIOS. W. GLOVER.
Msr. 10, 1880. Master.
mar 10 st
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26

Al persons Indebted to the Estate of
Capt. Murray Robinson, will make pay.
mcnt to the undersigned, and all having
claims against tho said Estate, will hand
them in, properly attcsted, for settlement.
KIRK ROBINSON,
Administrator.
mar L. I'm
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
IKE { ol'.:Ghia Campaign,

Tie Democratic Convention me, in
Columbia III the famous Caro- i'm
Hall and nominated Capt Richard
. Neal for Mayor. Capt O'N,nl
was srrcuadcd a;tcr the Convent ON
and made u patriotic rc,pons San-
ntor But'c., who also happened to be
in The city, WAS "a led uponand made
Il stirring speech
1t was said before the election In IT.
Tie c1"nkcrs and indie ,.cnd4nts inten {.
G.! :" put ura slron5 nan III oppOsi,.or
TO the Democratic nominee; but Capt
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26
ESTABLISHED 1868!
KEROSENE STOVES!
KEROSENE STOVES,,

Tie
o his '''
u tha lCooktl claly nlvbicL
hes. Sunnic Months OF CookS
You Ctoyt
krr,
,uea. III the
the ialy
Families they viii t boil Fry, m
Lady item all y without ng her Cuffs
tliGa
ECO TEEE EDGJ E5H.EC HN GENERAL,
c.argc ctandhcs of III,
tony. OF will low
dsa. 40 Ga
VIM. WITLCOCIS.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-03-26

ONeal beng a man Of great popu-
iarlty and influence, it is exceedingly
doubtful il any opposition is sprung
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
mAnKEr KEresT
MARKET KEP0KTS.
,.$Bb IS .---- W2E1 MT
lCoRREcTED DAILY.l
,la4a d., !, &c. : S,,.,xnGn.Lai

lCoRkECTEp~DA DAHL
OHsos1otE 0vplcr
KNoxviLLB, tenn. Jan. 30, 1880.
Corn and Oats active at qu Citations. The
varying condition Of the weather, y I'M
favorable to slsughterers. Lard would find
ready sale at good prices. Hogs aredun
Country cured Bacon and Lard, new
country. buying At 7aaSc; sellins~at 81
cityrendered. 8Aa9c. q =
WHEAr-Dall and declining; buying
at 81. 2Oal.30 for white and Lanca ter;
Fultz Sl.20al, 25 psr bushel. q, (,
Ooss--New 50a5lc, loosei In car loads,
58a6cc.
~ SoRaHuM-In better demand; 25s to 8tc
OArs--New crop; b1ying, loose, 4Oaal
' PoTsA.ross~~Loose, scarce, 5oa6oc.S
HAy-Loose, 9oca$l.00 per 100 lbsj
DRIED FauIr--Apples arm, A. tobc
per pound. Peaches; halyes, &c. Black
berries. 7is8c.
ing, s3.25aS.50 selling, So. 50s3. rs; family
buying ss,26s8. 50; selling, % 7Sa4to per
sack. Z
FHArHnKs-Primc, dun, 42c mixed,
BUrran--Active; good, lo,l2ictgrease
butter, 5a7c.
Eaas-Buying dull and weak, 9c.
PoULTRY--Live, Hens, active; 4c Yer
h.; BOOSTERS, 2ac; Turkeys, 5a54c,' blessed,
Hens, &c per h.; Turkeys, 8aS!c. 49,, =
RAGS Cotton, 2s24c.
BMIswAx-2lc per pound. - "a
GINsRNa-- Fall, $1.l5al. rs.
SENEKA SNAKE 35a40c. ~
HIDEs-Dry l6al7c.; green, 6la7c.
TALLow-6c. %
FLAX SRED-Per bushel, 92aS1.00.
BRASS 10ai2c.; Copper. lual2c.
WooL-Per pound. 42l46c.
APPLIES Green, 81. 25s2 90 per bushel,
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-01-31
NASHVILLE,
CHATTANOOGA
and ST. LOUIS
.R Al L R 0 A ID.

For speed, safety and comfort you will
find this line to be unrivalled. For the
celebrated Springs and Summer Resorts
Round Trip Tickets can be purchased at
all principal offices Emigrants wishing
to go West either to locate or as pros
pectors, will And it to their advantage to
go by this route. Round trip emigrant
tickets on sale to Texas points. By this
line you have no tiresome delays. Through
coaches are run from Chattanooga to Col
umbus without change. Sleeping coache
on oil night trains. Good coaches, good
road and quick time. s r - =