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, 1881-06-02
THE SOUTH.
A Talk with Edward dAskin"on-Coetohs
Ginning and YBallng - cottou-Mn-
chiuery-EnsflnRo.

A Talk with Edward dAtkinson-Cotton.
ginning and Isallng - Cotton-Mn-
chluery-EnsflnRe.
New lork tribune, alavsa
Edward Atkinson, OF Boston, was i'll ms
city q few days ngo. l3eing well known
throughout the South from the study iie mas
given to cotton nnd It's manufacture, n TFto-
7l1o reporter asked him: "1iavo you any
1dea OF the amount Of capital Invested III GIN
ning?"
"As nearly as / can ascertain there is half
as much capital invested In cotton-gtnnlng
and pressing In the Cotton Statcs as there Is
In all the factories for spin,ling md weNv-
Ing In alI the United States put together.
Measures aro being taken by tho
Superintendent Of the Census to determine
tbls4 question, Of which rs yet there arc no
positive data knoWn to me. In this WAY tho
whele sum can bo computed. Tho ginning and
haiing aooidedly The most iG'nportapis ot T.
saie 10 say that In the South. n rcspece to
power, hull tho power appiiod is wasted; n re-;
that noed be: and IN respect to results, A. niae
baes Ten arS 3 Rvc Seat a.
the fuosory ] ty Tue waetetu shftlcss. dirty. lar
barous manner in which the htaple u troaiou,
Until. tho people are ttasned to sultaGi9 oinpas
can ca Il bo oxpcotcd that thoro viii 10 nny largo
mcAsuro ot euccess in tho splnniaE 9nd i,,si; sao
senIon s to lilo mlautest dStats TO saso tho mum
To copyoesaon @ turning upon tho Exhibition
to 1o hs NIT f, II IL
is,aty Inventions, new to tho South. for tne im.
prpvemont Ut tho fibre 9t tho cotton WI no
as:ffsso iisso you soon any new Inventions regent
9arxnw to-dsy hullluR. machine for sepn-
rating the huils from tho seed: made In thls city
g T. esses s III nsa ss ssoey
farmer could feod the bulls TO hs own % stoSk q. 4. "
!hey are naro n9r!tops sh9n by @ I1 a. 9 . en-
as 9oun'1y y,t dGss sta" o~ waS{a bo 'q"' soo
,nPs na ss;a,1 Of ,e ste pans saa 10
sea eof @sS o nsS sS
ind yet It Is hardy known outside Ut few q
ctoos which carefully ,l protect ,t,,' the i, tra e.
South thai, It docs 10 feod teld hand.-neas!
thres time. Us n,neSa,nd W. ne sso as;s
tholr very wastV into tho best Ut foptl."",.
What wv increase = Ia 5aS o Sotton sEpS =, .,o,
NJ, what was almost outlEcly waatod few yca1
IN IN referring to tho toodIns ot cattle md shee
firm the st ~ e% f9saS y
p'F.snne"Ftty p'.snn to the deserted farsn' Of Now Eu
~ y0u refes to enstlsset. .,,.oox,,ou =, u,
new force, which botInvU will take tho pnce G
other feed fur cattlo ~ Just tho % sat1c WY "a!
III IL so paries. % wy thaa u
othor man. hut my ono who attplnrts tn dell
what tho torn et,snKe nleans "! vtln mo n. n.
twelve horscs that had l'een fod TOR nearly o!9
Mures uf land, with only four 1unrtH per lN}
, 1881-06-02
MINING NEWS.
BAN T1aAnci9CO.
BAN FRANClsCO, Juno 1.-Stocks closed at


BOSTON.
Special Dspateh to tn Chtea0o Tribune.
NosroH, June LIN tho mlnlng stocks, calu-
mot s. 1Iccla sold nt $&l1. Quincy ut ~. and san
Pedro at III and ~. Tho Nlnlng ExohanKe WIS
quito active, with an Irregular murkct. Empire
advanccd during tho mornlng from VI 10 W,
Cnppcropols frotn III, to l35, and Milton wsa
strong at Us, whto Globe proterrel deoltued
from Is to VI.
To tas 1Vsstsrn Asaottatfd Frtss+
Dosrox, juno 1.-Min.ng stooks olosod As fol.
lowAt
Aloues Mining Coz. zfQunoy ................. S4
GRlun.ut H...t.....22J Mlaxs .;:t:;....."..'' .S
i&AMr .sAs4*8F AStatsss.ttttssss -
, 1881-06-02

FLQUIR--Wns rnthef quilt md Ht1ndy in tho HANGS
Of holders. u, The reeea. aacne II wheat sassa
buyers to ask iowes pseos u os ~ ~ . n,n;
about a or. a. 80 fof shlpp!us ex;sas s for
ma @ fss 1oT s"aSh aS0r w!ut ssas ws0as AZ
:. az, ~, M inv urao srnas NJ f>1 lQ); yyo.
s",s nmc,,t ~ nks,tH
hons s"s -. .y.,o IL, ~.thar t.,go anrr,x
ofnEit tMtL'.slpsfs-"etou W t"t1ss, 'a.au sApts
s;s M an traes md ,1sasoo fruo On board, carr na
lnrs Mt III 2jla bQ car wheat screenings nt &llU;
and 1T o
,ornr. rho marsst for Jul, doc.nod lxai3sc then
a.dss Viii. Auxu,t c;oscI 11olc higher vcr-
n.l Mns nuutsa .jail bus ltfstl country markets.
r.. Ss ;'s Il - re.e T.
sesse., our Tscoipla wnrs a1Rer, md o nsueton
S. sssh ~: s u
SsSo .,ts soains II u xset as,y ssitx arders
lho aaaay oSrs @ Mns y ss.tua tu 1us u he
Gme9 "as s,Mt ' nv .n"ris,r, wMr Mi fnkun aid
mos;.y ~ msn who Ind hstetoforo :, boaRtt R
" .t sSr vos y T|s ~ en ~ u IL
G"ntFncs la, bpen a,ilto small Thurs tatr de-
h; sS. sais. 4 s. Is1!S Sss
anu sE!gs LIT III! r. NJ n II Est iusi: ID ers M,
satsi9iskEi g Gsh!Tal n Sht y Ss, sars r.; Il
4 HHt si IT II liz nyancud t, 3i1 and cIcspi ut
H. Il siiSx I'D, scisr AnxIst aUd ii fisAssi.iO
t5snK at Tho ontsig, hnp@i9H!ogF @ s2l @ a sl!uAGs
lHst, n Gna aaat NV gssjj q 81 w. ''
WiSTEI WliEAr-sates w9io limited to caF No;
, 1881-06-02

AIit,Et r!hs. suIIeF 1n1y clnBpi nt Long
ctpurs nlltttt NJ fYN ln&1 ntid fM b1xeu! CNmDGE@
iunds h4S9u Dnxe.i, ',nE cut hams Ss?1<ci sWeet.
pIckiei 1ia1s QnntGi vt Aa%4o fur 1S4sla hFSraRes
Efcuu hAiuh. sA!!c hvgrnEa, st4t4skd ,,,, o.<,o x
Dncun quoted at td4G4u for sh0l!uerS sHtaye l Tor
tft Ribs vAu[ fur SHIRT clc1ra, NGlDMY Tor hana'
I'LL cui1vnkGh ind paCk11- ammo
nEEE-WuA qtI0t NJ $t1aj3tQ@ for mess $lL2I0
1l.ajtpr extrM nlu1t, md ktl,uyisEaU for hul,s.
, 1881-06-02
COMMERCIAL.

The following woru tho receipts and shipments
of leading nrtlclcs ot produco in this city dur.
tng tho twc,lty-four buHrs ending ut o'clock
Wednesday morning md for tho corresponding
tlut0 year aGo:
, 1881-06-02


s7Jf; lowest, s71s clostnx. Ssx S'eN' ''
,1c = 4 y OF. auartofly dvldends per cent pasa-
.Ern s,,cUnd moYtrnuo bonds ox,3 por cont soti-
atln.,at Interest. .,
Government bonus wcro stoauS. IN Cnasogo,
District OF Columbia aeas Woro lo'A o'u nv
ltsai nsked; tue MS "cfo !o4 o1u anu Aes:a
nskcd; tho - u bid md llb?s askcd: TO- 4ns
llbt ulu ano !'5A' cs'htclest' as1ea. he ~, ~
loia as,u lsI Nonms ato scay r. sS'ee ,n. ~ s,"s. vm
eaHo. Il VIVA ,r vcry on3 usneas. ~ III "n o'"'A
ttruay Tor *lb'oo por cents.
, 1881-06-02

In this city yesterday morning: ears No. " rcd
w!uter whont, cnr re1octel, car No. spring,
40 enrs No.. tu, ~ cars No. do, l0cars rejected,
cur no gradc t1gl whent); 400 cars No. corn.
cnr yellow, go cars high mixed, Z cars now do. u
cars INV mExod, 81 cars rejected, 81 cars no |
Rra,lo GOO coEn}; o. cars whlto oats, s cass ind
BUD bu No. mixed, ts] cars rejected C@f ohtsf,
cnr No. rye. l car Nu. 2 do. CIR rejected: cur
No, hurley, chr No. 1 do. Total (1,a05 cnrs),
Ua0 GOO bu. Inspected out: a3S bu whent, 1V",o3
bu coru. $40 blu OUTS -
The lending produce markets wero active yos-
tertay, uni nRn!n irregular. Provisions took MI
upt,rn, though tic deliveries wcro large IN lard
nnl moderately nnplo ntherwfse, With no niato.
rut change Ia foreign quotations. Whont went
down rntller heavily as tho ourset, Under largo
offerings by parties vino nr0 supposcd to hnvo
bren taer5 on after tho flrul TINT has mo"od
such II big swath fur somo wooks past Hut tho
offerings xero NIL takun, ana tho market rsIllel.
With recovery IN Now York from Nh cnriy Do
cline OF 10. Tho reported shipments OF wheat
wpro very sinnll, but 50 wore tho deliveries Oil
Juue contracts. Wo not q atenly Bhrnkagn III
tho discount on August whcut. Tho
| receipts Of corn wore again larEor,
with further Improvement In quail
ity, though so,ne OF 1t proves to havo been
badly damaged In crib during the winter. Tho
,narkot was firm md relatively steady. oxcobt
| tint cash lots commanded less Of pEomlnm over
juno. Oats wcro heavy. with continued bly rc-
| cclptB, enough to swamp tho oonudonce OF Ahy
| body who believed that "thore arc few outs IN
tho country" Other cereals woro quiet. Moss
pork closed 80o higher, at $t0.4TMGDl0G0 for July
and Sl0e5 bid for August. Lard closed 15HGss0c
h{ghvr, at $lO.sa1hsG110.S5 for July ind elos7M0
1850 TOR August. Short ribs closed 1etso higf,ur,
at s. IN Ges.U for July. wnent closed 1Qb1ho
higher, at t1.1sAGD1.12K for July und 41.llti0
1llh for August. Corn closed lrnfer,
Mt 4aX993lo for July aud A3EGD t1Ao for August.
Oats closed at ugqb30Ao for juno, and 5isfGDJ5H He
for July. Itye closetl ut asX,0E,c for July. n1id
7pH@soo for August barley closed nomlnally
ut 0yu for No. cash ind 8ao for NO. H. Cattlo
oxtro and houa wcrc fairly active, but weak
| ., 81. .ss....,n ~ * ts6As * for heavy
uuttIR tA0 hl1e5Aoout ~ %o'.Fuf"*0 AoA A~"'s
nud Mt $5EDGbH SS for light WetKht9.
- d., ,.u,5. +born Ia ~, ohnf,ro of i'm mnnrtenc1
| IN ,otn tioalrra uornraIIv r,uort[up q Btcaly
fucrcustnu trlIe ut fcmuuGtNtlyO figures. Tht
butter market 10 easy anu lower tos All put UT
| cau'cc1t BEN9sd ls1u sAo tcnuo'o{ - - Wv ~
recton Of q still f4rtn0r uccNnos Ihe0o 9u
| nuFKs Aplhy W ta8 Gnceeo ta11ot "DteH o>A'D'"
| considerable WCAkpp9s. There Qra no Ch1HRoa
to potc In tho rates for coal, tho snull receipt
| An. a.. tnndtrv IN tocn .hn mprkot f1ruo Il
| tn1lR 1QF lUDulNk W AetP tAo A4AA Aos AL AAA' -
, 1881-06-02
BUSINESS
Stocks Open Dull, but Grow
Stronger and More Active.
Points to Buy Missouri pacific
and Western Union.
Prospects of Wabash Common
Finances in Chicago.
The Produce Markets Fairly Active
Provisions Stronger-Corn
Steady.
Wheat Weak EarIy, but Closed lllghtr-oats De-
pressed BY yis Reteipts-1,s Lower.
FINANCIAL.

Elm an ClALs
Stocks opened d,l aa qet ~, .or. ea eas,hs of ,hs
wtna "iuI"I marke, % imnroyeti, With d sralunl mud
h.ultby gain 1t, prices.
1su,nors about cutting OF rates between no y,
Wabash htln sahuotpht suaus mtu -. rn., m"
quarters Tint nrc generally wull fulorniet1. lho
scctlo OF tho truublo Is said to bo between NeW
York and Ruilulo Gould has now road 10
Now Yurk by the connection of the iton,c.
Watcrtowu & ORlrnsburK HAlronl with tho
Suspension urtdyU Hnd thu 0ront Western anu
Wabush lsnrunls.
uoull nrrlvcd In Chicago yesterday. HIS fol-
lowurs III Chiclgo ut once be9nn buying western
lnion ald Missouri Tucisic Oh tho bast fntosina'
tiou.
Wabash cnrnlugs nrc fn1lIng OF, but 1t Is pre-
,lictc.l by Its friends thnt tho cosunon Will! phy
dividend Within six months.
Windsor li0tc1 gossip was bcariah Tttcsday
night. DelMontCtla, whcb. with "oer'saoeter
ua lts oracle. hns brro,nc now financial news |
centre, was very bulllsh. and predicted further
rise along tho Tit Ut 10 to Ii per cent.
(aulti, who was In Chicago was reported ny |
telegraph ns saying In New York thlt tho dIvt'
,,c,ll ON Canada Southern, It thore was my,
would 10 atnAll.
LoulsyIl,e T. Nashville Inns bought tho Port
Royal, thus obtaining acccss to a" Important
Atinntic seaport. THO Louisville 4 Nashrltla
poo, according 10 ono report. hlve sold out.
yyoortshntfnr Ia sntd tu hnye put up 70 600
ehares OF st. Paul common ms security Tor
IN
twctse nontns ioan' Ant' ,,,ss'a r. .h1s ,."ar
tun. .ns, ~, ",na w ~ - sornra, viii, I'm street.
First. t rato as authorlty declares northwest COM
mon to ho good nllrchnao, HOOK ls'alu 81le ~
| hold, and Union rhc1t}n sllr1 to go 10 l4u. ..
| Stocks n,ay DO high. bit with II s1caay Hfen'tl
Of shares flowing into tie pockets az caeh puy-
ors in this country md Europe whero nro mo
l 1tnx <7
, 1881-06-02

: FOIlEIUNs
LONDON, Juno 1.--Cousols, 100 Lilo; account,
lou b-tH. ,.,
American sccurittcs-Now Is, 10dA; 4hg, 1881.
illinois Central, l47tS; Pennsylvania Contrui,
2sX; Now Yurk Cantral. 1LG; Erl1, 50M; DO
seconds. l071f; licadlng, 'p>i:
The ntnolint Of bullion Withdrawn from tho
Bank Of England on balnnco tu-dAy Ia Ell, wa.
VAs1s, jnne 1.-ltentcs. SGf. Goo.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, juno 1.-slKht exchange on
Nov York. ta.o0 per $l,oo pronlum; storllng'
4Ht.
, 1881-06-02
Rnilrrntt io.,,fs were II fur rcIl,.sst.,

KNllfv1R1 EO11lfS WHFH TT tIl1F Ft1lIPs1',
stale securities wort. IN light t"nihlt'l.
rhc Alt>ek market opened weak, Miu ,nftiHt nnf
cpnt towcr, tho latter {nr Mcnphts & Chnrtpstn,
In carly dealings prices further tlClinrl HatMi1 ~
rer cont, MunEhss \ Ghartostons Western ,SE nn;9n
prefcrrci iSssiing tno downward noyon,ons.
hnrr tho First i,oard speculation u, ls,,",ns r
rnrvinv frrli, u to I, tduk plhco. Ttn ntlEaneo
WIS must marked In Memphis Charleston. E!r:
vaicl Halfway stocks, ChicnKo, tlnrtnRtofs q
nn Htititl,ori,. and Norihwcst"ri In at.hl sa!ts
Memphis 4 CAnrlestnn rcaetc!i ~ anti !i!o Hetl.
wss strong, thfoMxh.,t' and ros.SaS.
, 1881-06-02

GENERAL MARKETS.
HnOoA-COHN~Ths markst continues nf6 saa
kgdo 91tlso. We QuVtqt
EhucA
Oru1n. sell t-M0sknH... ~ ~
AHd-app1d. du......s.s..s. ''.3s'''''''''*'sxxssa
1utA{t4F
, 1881-06-02

nAGt''St'-wos quoted qn,et md ,t,..
rrlrGh RlyeE bu&ow; " s1cady u IL
}';::; 4 :!1s:, :!5's|, a .a,ss a
,,,H.. sa"sT assI,.
htrrTEtt-Thcrn IA an oasy fecIna A.'....A vi;
1nEy. W0 quite: afoopiaE tgna.
Er,nnuty fair IL Kotwtiss Ill 1as % Ho 7,,
''c!F1i GlsEshsrs; fec s;kst
tnns. NspncialY for nli lit III" sat ~ tG
Full Et1ntt1, now .,,,,,. 80. N rtfahf. WsGn"tH
Part nklt1s, Chslfo., Ets
Fart Hktni. fntr 10 guUll ''''.-......, xt
Low FtndfA Ns
It}hta-WAs npt1nnlly s,nsHx.' ~
retail prcGB d4flroreIt ''' f"li0Nin9 h,n :. .
AnthrhCitatAHRe4 IN t'Ird,,,. '"'
Anthracite, nut. fHD ili,,s.,,,,s.. I'm
Anthracite. GRK.. T..itf'nnr"i '"'''-.... *
Fro .......4.v.. 7Si&SkJEi ir,il.nn ~
t1nltllnnFp h tlhlO NiIit ii,.n1A o'pcx..,. r.,
Iuru turrt,s ut f1i2x, ''' "1ul Haaes 1i IN
| Iftlft;S SANDEiIEMt MtEAtA-In ~"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
BASE BAIL MATCH AND PICNIC.

RowE'yrLr, $. G.. May 1G, 1881.
t"ito' O.unyb.rg Times:
By invitation. we were induced .t
attend Il Base Ball Match and Pie
Mic, on Saturday last, near Rowcs
Bridge. The challenged Club wcr
named the "Edistos", uf the Fork
Dn'l Our Boys" ui' RJE'Esvillc, were
the nine that ili:'ited them out. w
wcnard our way towards the picnic
grounds about 8 O'clock Saturday
! morning, and there INDUCED in
numerous games. Such as '.croqmet.'
''stcnliIG partners &c. About |
O'Clock dinner WAS announced to br
ready, and hll were invited to come
mp. We Wrnsr-nntl sncb vinnds; we
cannot attempt to ,iescriljt ihc kinds,
nor quantity; suffice 10 say that there
could nc found every thing that could
tempt the eye, or gratitv the taste OF
inan. IN the arrangement Of the
table, yon coIill easily see that wn-
man $ hand acted Il conspicuous part.
After ';lnncr, it was annnuTcc,l that
the Base Emil match would come. OH
near the grounds, AMI everybody
went 10 the spot. At ) o'clock, the
game was called, with Mr. j. G..
Punches, nH t!npire. Tlrv PLAYED
Eve ii:iiinGs. anG then rain set in, and
lhc game was called. The" Ed;stos''
made 10 runs. and Our Boys Is.
here were nine contestants for the
cr"wi, and, ate: drawing, Mr.. l.. T..
Fowler received it, First and second
lial;!S o! honor were drawn vs. Mr..
D. W. BAKER, anal |. W. Bowman.
! hey u! tlirn proceeded Ia Mrs.
Morgan Smoak'a residence where,
ne vrowE!Hg wa, t. axe p:Hcc. Mr..
1 owls: crowned :S Queen Miss
A!ini!ii. r!invIt"$, Mr.. !:axte. choose
Miss Kennedy ~ l:rst maid, mn,l Mr..
i':w!ii:.a c!'n,sc Gur second ni:is:
NJ IS f!pra Ialntf,: An., tl.cn made a
short "li'l very appropriate and com
rl:m2n'ary ":t,slrs.s to the l;iiirs.
:lr day l'uS closed 10 the salts fac
lion Of all present. |, was u success
rs Il picnic; AMI there WAS COOL play
ing Gnue ly both clubs. After the
rain stopped we all wcnlc,l our way
ininrwar'l. and all seemed 10 he hap
~, except Your humble correspond.
ent. He VAS father pcnsivc. for he
!iad left his girl behind him. rhis,
Mr.. Editor, was my first visit to
Ro"esvillc, anl was much pleased,
and sincerely hope for the return
OF innEy m"rc such we'll remembered
amt pleasantly >iy1lt d,,ys rs that Of
Saturday last.
NIoRE ANON.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
WINNING HIM BACK.

One of tie travellers st,r y rev e:es!.
dry goods horse recently arrived in
i town iii The interior Of he State.
To iini that unr OF his best customers
WAS ;lloHl tn transfer biz, trade to :,
l'nstnn l.uiisr.
'Di'iH't We always GO well ,y you:'
asked The CIarIrs:nni:,n.
'.iua, believe So
'Di Int we ship good: p.ompt:y:'
Yes.
.Anl did We ever rr. s. you in !.
.,inrh!
oil. no
'l'oyou get lower prices Of ti,t.
Boston house,
No, ! cant say as CO.
Then We cant understands WHY
YOU should leave our house asl OF Il
sudden, after buying ~ Ns for several
years.
i know hat some explanation is
due, and | will make orc. rrplir, the
merchant. 'inu know ll!a, ! attend
church, srppnsr:'
u. amt SO Ito |.
-" you: You kncT tllat ! am
locked on asa Chris,ian.'
scam ]. I've got he date OF bap-
;ism right here in my book"
is that So: Well. ol? church is
IN need Of rcpni $, We We're taking
il over the o,!ic,' day. when the Boston,
drummer came in here, and he ut
once subscribed ten dollars
Ten G"llnrS. Why, that's only
w kegs Of raILs !. Put me down for
,hi,ty dollars, cash, n nc. silk i,at tol
very SrtSc! and n new suit Ok .othes
lur the ministcrr
DO you really mean i!?'
or conrsc do, and if thn6 two
cent Christian from Boston dlrci tc
sign another i've, I'll send run Il six
hundred dollar church organ, and
pay Il man five hundred dollars Yea,
ioplay it. We are people wilo "cvc!
make great display OF eospc
hymns and religious tracts, but W,
show our religious hands, and rake
III the pot every time
The merchant will still continu;
to deal with The Charleston house.
.Snntiuy TimcS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-05-26
McGINtsEY's MAGIC SOAP AGAIN,
Ar. E,fiior.

Ar. Efitor:
rs n2thing much has been said in
your cnltlinns about that wonderful
soap, Selask space to express our
opinioilSot its real value nnd merits
to cveNfamily. Col: j. II Vance, a
reliable Southern man, Agent for this
tliefii fpatcnt, and for our South
crn Territory, visited our ncighhor-
hood, IssEtlS as an old acquaintance,
and also.tofintludurt this snip III our
| CouhtSYWitll Il ,icu ur selling Terri
tory rights! Whilst here, he made
this snap for. some families, and seat
tcrc 5s:atHlRles OF it among different
lalnl lit.$s.sllH asked them, both ladies,
and gr9itietflpn, 10 try it, and test it,
IL thqit.diflG,enl departments OF
InnscipldeeGncmr. nn,l stock. Since
IT'S lntro'luetion, (Which has been
two ni,onthS}, the parties using it
IN ngsarlysall. It's claiming points,
have HotErtrortcd one single IT,
stanccIwlitrstit did no! rive full salts
iactioIh t,,i,qlnorG than is t.luiucd !ur
It, ltH lins- Piovcl to heal. and cure
up, mere titan is claimed for it. Ii
will wasll, and clean easier, anl uuicit
or (at s'ss ssc'ssssills:o,st, ~: oflabor nn,l cxpcnsc)
Than any other soap. I!s medical
qualities, such us for collie IN mnn or
beast also, ,SwounIs, spraiMs, burns.
scai't fnd many others, that halpcn
in amilassannu.among stock. is ,n
questionable, and have proven 80, G,v
parties stately nsine il in orr neigh
''oThoood:, These instance. have, One
within; onEknOw!cdgr, since its intro
HG"tloir IN our nri"hhorhool, ana
certificates Can be had. IL needed.
he neXtlnportant merit is. lis con
vcniaiitt,, -l;a$;i,iac The rich ana D. O
can lIlN;a family right. With thl:
ri@lt,s3yo!la get directions, hcw t,
l!ahd9andlUseit. lon can make i,
III 80 minutes, nj acos. OF Il cen,
per pound, shd then You have a.;
Invaluable article in your r;iln;l-, and
always Ut your command. 1t is re
commended tosprovc and build IN
most aaN sickly steel, a.. >...v,.
it used in. time, and properly, ii will
prevent that dreadful disease called
(hy somr) hag; and fowl cholera.
l, mnsclf, Go not b;:licvcin hog and
fowl s s. aeolera5in { our County. but that
stiirctsfonrtlfs OF the hogs anil fowls
that die is caused hy lice. We he
licvc this soap, if properly admins
tered will destroy lice. AMI make the
stock, and poultry healthy. We
have used it in grist Tor chickens, and
have never had Young chickens. to
thrive and grow faster. We think
every family should have it. Join
l.. Moni"r. &. ". Cutler ansi;.Juhn Il.
Livingston have purchased The Cuun-
y ri"E:'. a;'' Dr. j. 6. Wanna,;akrr.
druggist. in O!:'netsnlrg, is ,l,c head
guar II age:,t for he mate i J.. I;!ll I.
one "i ;'!r "loNc raltics will serve
you wilil Il i'anil, right, or smail
sample nfth" soap. and circular,
bow in us" il, Fry it by directions.
hnd we guarantee ro,. will never re-
y, it!
SEVERAL w!Io HAyE USED THE Soar.
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n UMDEEe. IL
LOAFERS,
M.:: Editor:

Hi.: Editor:
Some plan should be adopted by
which the crowd Of loafcrs usually
found at the Rail Road Depot NAV
be dispersed. On the arrival Of
each train there is Invariably from
ten to hundred Of both sexes. They
are IN the way Of passengers. They
hinder business. They are a nui-
sancc in every sense. A few nights
since an invalid lady assisted by too
gentlemen was taken with difficulty
through the tIlrong Of idlers, and d
valisc belonging to /. pheseh.er tfag
stolen. Why not have some railings
as either end ofthc Eastern side Of
the Depot Will, gates to exclude any
and all who cannot show good rca-
son for being inside. There will be
room enough on the platform Ebrtii,
South and West. Really We atE
very primitive in sonetaf our bust.
ness ways. fr
CpEcr srop.
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Tin IOHi.R OF ki..SiEG.

" hen tharit, | ]. was making Ills
triumphant progress; through E.ix-
land. certain country ladies VI !io writ
presented to him. instead ui' kissing
The royal hand, in their simplicity
hrld up thcirprctty lips to be kissed
hy the i\lny. 81 biundrr no one would
more willingly cXruse ihan the lover
otrrctiy Nell Gwytne. Gcorginna.
Durlics, Of Dcvonsllirr, gave steele.
thc butcher, q kiss for his vote nearly
century since, and another equally
beautiful woman, Jane, Duchess OF
, G"rdnu, recruited her regiment in
similar manner. y kiss from his
mother made Benjamin West an
artist. KISS me, mother, before
sleep. How simple boon vet how
soothing TO he little snppliant is
that soft. gentle kiss. The head
sinks con'entcdly on the pillow for
all Is peace aud happiness within
The bright eyes aud rosy lips close
and tic little uaring is soon rcvclinn
| in thc bright and sunny dreams of
innccrnco. Yes, Kiss, m,;hcr, loI
that good-nighl kiss vii lingrr in Tie
memory when the givcr lies moldcr-
ing in the grave The memory Of
gentle mothers kiss las chccrcd
many a lonely wanderers pilgrim
age and has been he beacon light to
eliminate his icSoiatc heart; life has
many stormy billow to cross, many
4 rugged pn:h to climb, and we know
MOI What Is III store tor the liitIc one
so swcaily s!nmh2ring, with 10 mar.
ring care to disturb it's peaceful
| dreams. The parched and fcvcrc,;
lips will become dcwy again rs rccol-
lection bears to the sufferers couch
Il mothers love, mothers kiss
Then kiss ycur little ones ere they
sleep; there is Il magic power in that
kiss which will endure to the end OF
ltjc.-TrDy Times.
|
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TIE ATLANTA EXPOSITION.
Editor Orun4cbnry Times:

EdHor OraHgcbnry Times:
The Exposition ut Atlanta, Ga.
promises to be Il grand Bazaar OF
Southern products. Already the
North has subscribed cat,itnl 10 aid
Georgia in making it Il success:
Every foot oi'onr great country is to
be represented. WilE it not be we'll
to organize II Committee to receive
and forward ail contributions intend
c,l torthc Fair ut Atlanta? The cx-
pcnsc is borne by the Fair. Cotton,
AMI al its products, ramie; spcci-
mems of wood III neat blocks, mineral
deposits, samples Of burr stone, ores,
&r:s should go forward 4 comi,lctc
surtry ofthn t'otntS, showing cvcrt
creek and stream. every road, planta-
tinn, and Incorporating synopsis of
our population, schools, churches, his
tory, DC. wouit! he n goui idea. Such
map hung IN their Bali, ind plain
~ Indicated, woull catch the curious
InqniSitive eye. We arc on the up
grade now push! push! everybody!
v hat We w::nt is money and the
p"ariicas us; o. it in developing Gil.
resources. Who moves first to have q
Representations ut .tianta, antla bic
onc: Let us hear from YOU.
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IOOE1 OUT FOE Tigs,
GROSS

We have put Il cross mark this
week on the papers Of subscribers
who are in arrears to remind them
OF the fact which they seem tt1 have
forgotten, us the amount for cath is
SO small. But, remember, That the
aggregate, is large to us: Please
c" i at Mr; kirk Robinson, where the
Subscription books will always be
be found, and pay up ut once. We
need the money.