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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

! rom Frank Leshe's Illustrated News
paper.
A LADY SAID
Those dorrid Pimules No. |
Cannot Go. Please Pre-
sent NV Excuses

Probably two thirds of the ladies IN
socl ~ and ftues of our and are atflic-
teu with SKIN disease Of various kinds tn
do away with which. If it could be done
without injury, would be the happies,
event OF their lives. Then she wouIt
nave instead OF a distigured and marrcd
countenance, one that V odId be hand
some. or at least good-looking. for any
'ne with clear pure skin. no matter
what the cut of her features ara has a
certain amount of good looks which
'ttract everybody. As it is now. she
lmaSines every one sees and talks
about those freckles,' those horrid
plmp!eS, and this is true of either sex.
10 improve this appea ance gr, at n SKIS
are taken; arsef'c, mercury, or highs
Sc ma utled nam q articles containing
.hese death dealing drugs. are taken III
hopes of getting rid of all these lrou-
nleS. IN many cases, death is the re
sun. NO alienation of the burning,
heating, itching and Inflammation is
given. All troubled with Eczema (salt
rheum), letters. Hun ots. Intiamma.
tion, Rough Scaly + uptions of any
kind Diseases of the Ha;r and scalp,
ocrofula, Ulcers, Pimples of Tender
ttchlngs on any part of the BODY. should
know that there is hope for them in a
sure, perfect and elegant remedy, known
AS DIR. G. w. Benson's Skin Cure. 8"
ltmskes the skin white, soft and smooth,
removes tan and freckles. and is the
oest toilet dressing in the world. 1t is
eieSantiy put up. two bottles Iii one
package, con>istlng of both internal and
external treatment. Our readers should
oe sure to get this aud I o. SO he old rem
edy rt rtsuscitated on the 81 c. 3ss of DIR.
henson aud now advert Il as THE
Great Skin Cure. There is only one -
IL pears the Doctot's picture and is for
sale by all druggists. 81 per package.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

DURHAM PLANT "-AGRAPHS We
learn that the Bank of Eugene Morehead
will shortly be moved to the Duke build
ing deputy Sheriff Fart hing arrested
Squire Leathers Monday morning,
eigh, cen months ago. He is said to have
used deadly weapon Mr.. Farthing
Left on the train Monday at 2 clock
with the prisoner for Tarboro. - udge
Bennett has been invited to speak here
Tuesday, August Sth, which will be the
first Tuesday of court a musical en-
tertainment Of high order will be given
at Stokes Hall about the 18th of August,
under the combined management Of Prof.
Wood aud Miss Southgate This enter
iainment will be given for the benefit of
the Royal Arch hapter. Mr.. Herod
Stanley died, in his Slst year. -Four sons
and four daughters survive this good
man While threshing wheat at Mr..
Egbert Gienn's, George Riley had the
misfortune to break one of his arms be-
low the elbow. A band ran off and he
attempted to replace it without stopping
the machine. Dr. i w. Battle, of Dur
ham, set the limb There will be re
union of the survivors Of the old 9th
Regiment Of n e. Volunteers in Colds
boro on the 18th day of August, 1882
The Orange Guards, one of the finest
companies in the Confederate service, be-
longed to that Regiment aDd a number
IF the survivors will attend the re union.
The Graded School will open Mon
lay, Sept. 4th, with the following eff
.,ient corps If teachers: Prof. +. W
Kennedy, Supt; Chas ID McIvel, A,
,istant Supt. Mrs W. f. Mahoney. Mis-
Lulu Freeand and Miss Bessie Tanning.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

A WEDDING Happily ENDED. Yes
terday afternoon MIR. James Alexander,
colored, walked up to E-q. Davidson's
office with his strong right fand firmly
cemented to the hand OF a blushing c,I-
ored damsel whose name was Halret
Williams Those who saw the two shui
fling along to the magistrate'S office knew "
at once that some splicing business wa,
10 be done, and hurried along to see it.
The expcctant bride and groom were
somewhat thunder struck when they
found that it would require an outlay OF
about two liars cash before the opera
tion of resolving them into one could be
performed, and as they diu not have the
money and the show was about to 20 un
der, some magnanmous person paese |
the hat round and a auffic.ency of cash
was raised, after which the ceremony was
D proceeded with. When the Justice pro-
nounced the knot firmly aud eternally
tied. alderman John Schenck, who had
contributed most literally to the MARI age
fund, stepped up and claimed k>s from
| the bride. The husband consented, and
John gave her a kiss that sounded like a
cuStard Dropped from Il second story win
dow. After this performance the newly
welded pair once more grlppcd hands
and took their bridal tour 10 distant
cotton pat, h,-- Charlotte Observer
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

From Maj. Wright Huske, of Fay
etteville, pleasant cali on Friday, as ne
was en- route to Warm Springs, and
Chattanooga, accompanying party OF
friends to Lookout Mountain, and other
summer resorts. If our memory be not
at fault, he mentioned that the shoe
mandatory of Huske 4 Wetmore, of
Thomasville, would be removed to Fay
etteville this fall.
Mr.. J. w. Chaplin, one of the editors
of the Chatham Argus, came in for few
moments, en- route to Beaufort on pleas
ure trip We notice that Bro. W. A.
Davis and family are at Buffalo Springs.
and thacseveral editors are taking a va
cation Wish we knew the tree it groes
on
-Another paper in Raleigh, and "a
shining light 1t should be, and doubt
less will be,-for it bears the title OF
The Christian Sun and its publisher
knows how To bcni. IT, for Rev. j. =. Bar
ritt is his name, and he his had much
xreriencc as ., he Sunday School
UO,kerr The .Sun Is tie organ of the
Christian Chmch, or Disciples Of Christ
in the South. 1t was established in
Johnston county, but removed to Suffolk,
Virginia about ten years ago. Time has
shown that Central North Carolina is
progressing more rapidly than Eastern
| Virginia, 80 the paper comes back, aud
5 issued from the old Telegraph Office,
over " williamson Il Upchurch' store.
! Price 81 The last number is dated 1892;
may the error be prophetic of ten years
OF prosperity !-Judge James F.
Simmons, formerly Of Weldon, n. c.,
but for several years past Il resident OF
Sardis, Miss, has recently removed to
Henderson, Ky. He is now editing and
publishing the Reporter Of that place.
Mrs. Jesse James is a better woman
than her husband was man She re-
fuses to make money by printing Life
Of his crimes and she returns his steal
ines wherever they can be identified. A
Phila man was robbed of his watch by
Jesse james several years ago Last
week it came back by express, with the
| following letter:
| Mr. DovEY, 33l5 BARRING ST, Phi La
DELPHIA, Pa. DEAR SIR: -lnclosed you
will find your watch. Please send me by
return mail receipt for the same.
\ ours, respectfully,
MkS. JESSE JAMES.
The watch, which had the owner 5
| ton as when 1t was stolen. n letter OF
thanks was sent to Mrs. James
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09
a Sen Sation
HAS OFTEN BEEN MADE

toy the discovery of some new thing,
put nothing has ever stood the test like
Di; Z. ". Benson's Celery and Chamo-
mile Pills.
Ihey really do cure sick headache,
nervous headache, neuralgia, nervous
ness, sleeplessness, ind ,estion. paraly-
SIS, and melancholy.
Z. A.. Cr.,tenton, Sole Wholesale
agent Tor Or. c. w. Benson's Rene
dies, 10 Fulton St., New YORK.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

The Democratic Nominating Conven-
ton of the Seventh Congressional D,s-
rrict is called to meet in Iaikinvillc on
the 10th of August. M ijor Rrbhi S
will no doubt Iece ve he nom natl, n
IL is SAID ~ he Monroe papers
contain ac cunts of the strange death. at
Houston. Texas. Of Mr.. John w Holm,
a former citizen Of Monroe. He Was
drunk, fell off tab.e aud caught his
neck b. tween post and a brace that led
from the ;,nSt II an angie to tn roof In
Fh,s cond ia lie ci,oked 10 death before
beng discovered It i, >ai that he has
i Wiz. and ,un who are now living IN or
near Charlotte.
London luotn en- ale IL despair over
the name 81 he oGnte-S NarousnSE.cws-
notf. ihe lady is announced in an a.
toudirg vuriuty pt wayS, as might be ex-
pecteG af a tic in which vowel, are dealt
cut 20 parolmonIously y among consonants.
Miss d. Barr, young lady but eleven
wears old. challenged the iual ksmcn of
Gre .nvillc to shoot W t her yesterday.
and Ness!s. I'll. Whltmire and st nley
Cli tendcn grcou to shoot the match.
They were much surprised to find that
their opponent excelled them complete
lv in handling the rife GreensoiNe
Ne,os, July 10.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09
How MJrCI TopACCo M WV Gpnyy

How MUCH TOBACCO DO WE Grow I?
The last Census figures report 473,
lO7 ,573 lbs. or nearly % lbs. for every
lnhabitant, young and old But it is not
all consumed here, for large amount is
exported. Probably most people would
name Virginia as the largest grower of
tobacco, but Kentucky much more than
doubles her. as follows:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

Kentucky grows over one third 50 pe,
cent? of the entire tobacco crop of tho
country, and the above 10 States supply
90 lbs. out of every 100 lbs. grown -
other States and Territories report small
amount, together only one per cent.
The yield varies all the way from Al lbs.
per acre in Connecticut, in which State
fertilizers are largely used.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

Rev. DR. Leonard W. Bacon in dI- Gus
sing the lax divorce laws Of New Eng
land, takes the ground that PoIy@amv is
unla wtul IN Utah tut sanctioned by law
in New England and gives as an illus
tration a Miss Brown of that section,
who is only forty years old, and who has
been legally married to four husbands.
Her name now is Emily Brown Knight
Williams Phipps Thomass. This woman
is still in good society, if they have any
thing of the kind, and is DOUBTLESS ready
to marry whenever chance presents.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

Last week, at Greensburg, Ind, a
man named Adams was caught on rail
road bridge, and tried to drop between
tleris. The engine shaved his head
off. At Griffin, Ga, Fred Hammond,
\ prominent young man, was killed by "a
kick IN the stomach from fellow named
Lytle.
Late Intelligence from Washington is
t the fleet that Sen Leach declal ed
,.nIer oath before the Vance committee
hat lie was not Democrat The asSe-
lation was made IN answer to IA qu, stion
prnroundcl hy John Pool, Motifs LAWYER.
Some words belween Senator Vance and
Leach followed. which the evidence will
disclose Greensboro PutrtOt.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

From Eminent Dr. G. {. Clark. Os-
wego. n. Y. "Colden's Leiig's Liquid
Extract of Beef and Tonic Invigorator
Is by far the best of all the preparations
of the kind 0ood and tOnic) that | have
ever used. TO the sufferer from chronic
diseases, or the convaescent, it is inval
liable being both nourishing and siren
gthening," (Tuke no othe,) OF drug
gists.
Glenn's Sulphur soap purifes the skin
''Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye 80
cts. Pixies Toothache Drops cures in
one minute.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

To strengthen and build up the sys-
tenn trial will convince you that Browns
Iron Bitters is the best medicine made
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

Oneida, Y Y, Feb 10, 1881
We began using it thirty years ago anu IL !.
.I,,avs lives immediate relief Would haruiS uaIo
TO go 20 peu "l'Aio'''N - w. q. SPERRY.
CoswAYBoRo s. c., Feb -, ISL
>-,- o-ar,- family in tins section keeps Dottle
in the house. - =, /,-, ~, - -
,,r,,,,, =, RuFNISH PRUSSIA. Feb. ., lSSl-
Tbave known PERRY DAVIS PAIN I'LL N a,.o III ~
., te 1iav II was introduced, and after years oi
nI.sarvation and use / regard its presence III my
householo H' "ii ( POTTER, U. s. Consul
BTrRToS oN-TRENT. ENG
had been several days suffering s%everay ever yban ba0
,;arrhna accompanied with intense pan, Mntn
tried YOUR PAIN KILLER, and found aiiIos, SnnSE
relief. -C c. InNDoN Eng
During residence Of twenty thTee yars IA Hsen, iY,
ma nase ed chaera and never knew il 70 fail to give
tery, anu cHoici1' ~ X. CIARIDGK
rellel. remedy. Its price brings 1t
ProprietOrs, Providence, Is. !.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

through lack of knowledge Of safe
PAIN KILLER is a sure cure tor
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, ETC., and Is pea
Read the following:
BAISBRIDGE. \. Y, March =, 1871
pEhBY DAVIS pam KILLER neUer fdtts 10 dgoTo
I'sta1t rsI</ for craInp and pain IN tLle stonaGI
NIcHoLvILLE, y. Y, Feb 2, l6ol-
T7le very L,<t medicine know OF Tor dysenLSrS,
cholera uIorbIs and cramps IN the stomach hafo
JULIUS W. DEE
MoIsGosA Iowa, March II. 1881
have us.,S your PAIN KILLER IN severe cases oI
oxaInp oolic and cholera morbus and II gave aos'
Instant relief. l. T. oAi@D W
CARSYsyILIE, GA. Feb y, 1871.
For tventy wears have used your PAIS hILLEif
IN nv family Have used II many times Ior poMSl
xints and IL dfto0ys cures. would no iSel saAo
without . bottle in the house o. - 49,
SAco. Me-, Jan -, 1881.
Hayeus.d PrBRY DAvIs' PAIN KILLER for We've
,sars n is .afr sure and reliable. NO Hotnc1
aloud Allow II 70 Dc OUT u ZIG IL l. NAYEs
No family can safely be without
uslIs ,ha resch of all For sale by all drut
PERRY DAVIS a. So
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CROUCH ON RATS"

Clear out 1ats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, be-
bugs, skunks, chipmunks, gophers. l5c. Druggist
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09

The watch. which had the owners
uame on the case, was In as good condi
ton as when 1T was stolen. \ letter OF
thanks was sent to Mrs. James.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-08-09
Summer Complaints.

aeon varous diseases bowels prevalent and many
f Lnoweipe of a safe remedy PF1ftIt1 D<AS 4,
IER il sure cure Diarrhoa Dysentery, Summer .ohpah
M and is pertecIH
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Germiibte Gepet6en aus
SSefn= 0Iprf.

Rew sgort, IS. San.-Su Seriep. p.Gitg
itarben mdbreno Der Uergangeneu 2Sofe II
Yerionen al ben Slattern.
- Mattbem Campbell, uelder i'll SerIcpz
Gitp inter Der anflage Dor Geridlt itano,
Icine Satin am S. Septernber b. s. ermorz
bet III babcu, 1T bes EobtidlagS ihulbig be
irnben moroeu. Der Rid9ter behieit nd eas
llrtbeil Dor.
- Gin beute i'm Siireau iiir Sterblif-
feitsItatifif eingelaufeuer Seridt ergiebt
BAR Die Staot ReipzDort mad bem leeten
Genius etue Sep0lferurB uon 1,206, ,299
Seelen hat. Die Giugeboreuen itnb 727,z
Ga9 oil Ser 3abl unb inter benIelben beftn=
ben iid) 708, ,677 8eiBe uno 1882 6arbi9s.
Inter ben 47S,670 i'm auslauoe geborenen
8eiuobnern befinben iib 153,4S2 9entif)e,
90, ,767 Gugldnoer, 1910 6ran;oien, 1875, ,595
Srldnber, 1858 S6otten unb 1928 Sta
lieuer.
- Gin 1db6eu, Nan1ens Rap Surliugz
bon, nel@e etlibe tbrer aleiber an oem
Elusufer nieberlegte, nm ben @lauben 81
neranlafien, oab ite Selbftmorb begangen
babe, giebt ais llriad)e an, oaB ite ihren
Qiebbabcr eridrefen wollte. 0erlelbe bate
ibr Die CHE Orripro4en, iie ieoot auf Sers
anlalIuns i.iner Gltern i'm Sti4e gelaiien.
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Scihffmnrnr.

81 d fer, 81. ., Is. Sau.-@iu jun
gcr Maun, meld)cr geitern nabe @burduille
ais geid)e an einem Saume bdugenb geiun,
ben iunrbe, if ais g9iGiam g. 6airbcnf8,
@lcrt Der Gtrua gS. 6. SacQues & Comp
in Buffalo, melGer ieit Ctlpa pier gSOdcu
permi6t murbe, tOcntifi;irt worOGn 81 bate
cQe 3ei6en an ieiue1t &leioungSitiideu ucr.
n;d)tet, sic Su iciucr Seentifbirung iibrcl1
fonnten. 6airbautS itGu0 I'M beIcu Guie,
uar jebod ppr Gursen1 bel c:ucm brnmer
Strctd)c cutoedt morben uub uabm iidl 81
Sade berart Su 9cr3cll, OaB er Der Shmer.
mutb onbeiln fiel.
g8orceiter, Maii., 13. San.-0er p
iGbtige giatbau &. 9enucog cutleibte lid
in ber uergangenen gadlt III 8upSuillc
Conn. lluerpiebertc 2tebe io1 ibu Su Oel
Sbat getrieben babeu.
Sttama, Snt., IS. Sanuat. - Gtr
&cbniinnigcr, Namcrs @alib, iette id
Bcute 9iat1mtttag in Der Ntotre 9amezSaibe
brale pGbrcl1O beS @ottes6ienfeS Gin @if9
al bic S6ldfe uu6 3crihmctterte iih Der
Sopi burd) eiucn SduB. Ser Scl6ltnOti
bate iur6tbare gluiregung untct ben buup.
iGd)lidJ aus Sraueu belteben0en 9ln,peienbci
Sur Solge, unb mctrere 9amcn fieIcn il
S>hfIntn(i1t
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NrdnSc.


Swensptlle, &b., Is. Sanuar.-Oie
ARiible unb ole geolipiuurrei Der $50. gS.
gS. Ntetuder & Comp. su SSeit -gibertp,
Morgars Gountp, Sp., iinb burd) 5euer ser
ll6rt morpen. Serluit $3.50
Qtbol, MaiI., IS. San.-Sas @ebdube
scr SS. Gabp & Sroofs ,u Saiominspille,
in peltem fia 9orr & 9idinlou's 8 apotbefe
nnb anoere @eidaitslofale befanben, stng
mdbrenb Der uergangenen Ruft in 6lanlmen
auf. @tan id)att Sen @eIaumtperlnlt AM
$25, 600.
Gbicago, 10. Sannar. - Die @aiier-
r0brengieBerei Der @ebriiSer Crane, gir. 90,
Snbbfrabe, braunte beute Sorrlittag nicper.
gerluit $4,000, teiue SerNherung.
&tngston Snt., 10. Sauuar. - Die
Sobrit Der oSingifcn anittins=@o." nnb
cine 9ieibe benahbarter @obnbduier wuroen
beutr burd Elm 6euer, ipeld1es in 6olge Der
Grploiiou elmer Betroleumlanpe cntfaue,
eingeaidsrt. 8erluit $4,000.
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0ermif6te te1eerapbif@e De-
0rSrftcn

Bic Bcamt tenmab berD8 { q bin
ger . q bn" nurbe geltern beenbst uno DC
@ablrid)tcr werben bcute Seridt eritatten.
goneu 1T 3rn 8rdiibenten eripGblt, leood)
merben Die 2lnbdngcr Sono'S letne Grlpcp
lung lua6rifeinlidJ geridtlid) beitretten.
Trau q garrett t, cine 9SeiBe, iueldle rabe
Altou, ST., nit Dem yfeger @eorg 2Sbtte
lebte, muroe uorgCitern ais geld)e nit ourd)s
l6nittencr Seble I'M Bette auigeiunOen. 0aS
Saus ftano in Slamniert, jeboh puroe Das
Ieuer ifnel gel0idt. Dtau glaubt, baB Die
ErdH rinem Serbreder gum Spfer ftel.
gSGbrenb ser pergengenen Itebcn 3cge
ficlen i'm gau3eu 2aube 20S 3 Sanferot tie
pot - mcbr, ais in irgeub ctner anOeren
@od)e lett II Niouateu.
Ser rGtgarrenmad er Aus fano
in Mitmautee ndbert Iid raid Icinem
Gnbe. Die meiiten 9uSitebeuben ftub be-
rcit8 all bic 9lrbeit ;urii6getebrt.
Gin 6rudt5ug cer DSt. Ranler Sabn"
murbe uorgcltern nabe Sunction=Sttg, 9StS=
cpniin, ourdj cine idaoBufte SGicnc ans
oem @eleii geI1leuoert uno etn NtonH,
Namcns Shott, fam um5 Veben.
Sn einem StetubrudDe bel u 0 d
port, MaII., fliirSte geitern etn Srabn nm
uub ;ernlalmte einen 9(rbetter, 9fGmens So
icpb Chamberlain. .3iucl anoere @rbeIter
mur6Gn idmcr mn otet onpere letdt per
lest.
Graft, 0eal nm B GlttS, angeflagt
Tannn uu0 5fobeTt gibbons, 1otple Gntma
Sbomas am 90. 9eiember 5u alblano,
S1., ernorbet III ba6cn, muroen geltern III
Gatlettsburg, &p., in stnfl0ge5ufano Der
lett. Die @efangeneH iperaeu nod truHIer
BON Sruppen beipad)t I'M lle Dor einem
9pn6gerid)te III bcpabren.
Der Neqcr Gomiu oarriS tuuroc ge-
itern 10 Meilcu bon GidnOnO, Sirgy al
ser ,9ti6mouo Sreberifsburger Sabn"
| burd perfribte Gutta ouHg etne 6
| Sprergi6uiieS getOOtet. Gin anbes
| rer 0cger trug id)mere Serletungen bauon.
| Sn Bitts burg ipuroen geltcrn neun
unb in 9laeqbenp. .Gitp ied)S neue Grtrau=
| tungeu an ben 8lattern berid)tct.
Su Sufinlp, u. y, forbert oas
| g Sd)arIadltieber uiele Spfer. Aus
elmer einstgen S6ule iiub iuuerbalb neuu
| Sagen ncuu &inoer 9eltorben. uno fiinBig
anOere licgcn franf barnieber.
Su Boitou murbe Sptpeiter Q. 6eld)
| geflern ipegen elmer oil Nfarp ann 6inlep
borgcnanmenen abortion Su iicben Sahren
| 3udlthaus perurtbeIit.
gSn1. 2tpernots lit in Moutreal ut-
| ter Der 2lnflage perbaftet porben, Dor 5pel
Sabrcn Elm Dtap9en, Namens Gulma Sa-
milton, ermorSet gu baben. 9as Serbreacf
wurbe ourd elm anOereS Wtdbden, gfau1eus
@atbarine SilliarD, beiien 9iebbaber eber.
fulls an bem @erbre6en betbeiligt mar, ans
| 2idt gebradlt. Der 9iebbaber itarb fiir;lid,
unb 9atbarine madte baraufhtn Der BE.
b6roe An;etge.
@at 9anbtretder, bereu etlide be.
reits i'm 3ud)tbauie geieiien babeu, mHroer
eeifern in elmer 9iitte 81 @iibbletopn nabt
SarrisburG Beuni, feifgenOmmn.
Nan pernutbet, baB ile Die oielen fiirSli.
den Ginbriife in lesterer Staot periibten.
| SIM iiioli6en ealifornien 6 bat es in
ben lebten swei Sasen fart geidneit-eir
bpdit ieltenes Grei9niB fir lene @egeno.
&anbes, itiirlniibes @etter 9erriht i'm gan
zen Staate.
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Ibnabmc ecr Saumippil= Mus
T,thr

9iem-Srlean5, 13. Sauuar. -2lus ben
5a6ellen ocr Jatioital Sauu1wollbOrie fir,
Die lCttcn bier Monate be8 Dorigen Sabte5
erbellt, paB in Den perIdtepeueu AbgaugSs
bdfen 2,246, ,S14 Salen Sanmpolle eintra=
fen, 200, ,295 ipeniger, ais in berielben 3eit
bes porbergebenbcn Sabres. lleberlanb pur=
ben per S0bn pirett mad ben 6ubriten 500, :
10S gegen PSI, $50 i'm pOrbergebenSen Sabre
gcianbt. Sabrifanten i'm gforoeu baben in
SEGREGATION ,013, 3,91S, ,174,9 ,901 PiunO mebt,
ais III Ner pOriGen be;ogen. Die 9usinbr
eraicbt cine 9(buabmc pou 125, ,59S Sallen
nod England, S2,7Ss nad1 6ranlreidL "A, =
1873 nad) anberen contincntalen unb Abb
nod Sanalbdien. Gauaoa bat iiber 2ano
1910 Sallen gegen IL, 100 im pOrbergc=
hcubeu Sabre be,pgeu
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Niehmdrfte.

Chicago, 13. Sanuar. - Die 3ufnbr
bon Shmeiueu belief iid beute auf $4,000
Stiid; &erienSung $4,000; bic Breiic part
irten ;ipiIden $3.50 uub $6.70.-Hinopieb ;
9ufubr 1000, Serieubung 1900; Sertduie
III 81. 40 bis $590.-S6nafe: .3ufubr 2000,
$erienbung 1900; SertduTe su S3.25 bis
$500.
ct. 2puis, 13. Sanuar. - Shpeine
3ufubr $500, Serienbung 5000; Serfdufe 81
S.. 20 bis $3.50 &in6uieb: 3uiu6r 900,
8ericnbung 800; Scrfdufe Su $3.50 bis
$6.25.-S6aaie 3ufubr 200, SerIenoung
=; Serfdufe su $2.75 bis $3.50.
Gait@2ibertp, Is. Sanuar. - Rtnoz
pieb 3ufubr 7446, Serieu0ung -; Ser
faufc III $500 bis 1926 Sdwetne: gu
iubr 90 ,915; Scrfduie III $500 bis $3.50. =
S6aaie: 3uiubr Is, 400; Ssrtdufe 3n S4.O5
bis $3.50.
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Hrr @rlSnfnrff.

Nem- -9orf, 13. Sanuar. = Solgenoes
fiub Die S6luBnOtiruugen: Sch brafte
bon bis III 8 BrO;. hnb lblO6 gu 3 Bros.
Stcr ling @e6el 4.S3 uui 60 Gage II. 4.66
nen: perldngerte Se6icr 1909, 90. scr 1929,
4! pro;entige 114g, 90. 11S. = Atttcn {;
abams' GrpreB 148, Central Pactitc 94h,
@beiunrafe & Sbiu 25, Grie 42g, 90: 04{,
2afe Sbore 1145, RS. Central 923, Nortb
gGeitern 1877, bp. YriOr. 140, N.=Y. Central
134ss, Bittsburg 1877, 9tcabing 64g, 8od@ Ssz
lamb 134s, luton Bacific 11SJ, gSciterus
Union 79f. -lluterifatamtS Silun3: Sart=
Qc(S S75, ,43O, ,622. .72, @onrant$4, $50, Oil .55.
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marttune Sprie.

2oubon, 13. San. = GOnIolS 1905
fir Sch, 100 SIG fir Srief. = Ser. ct.
Sbligationen 5=pro;. :; u. & q. g9. I.
47k, 90. 2. II, Grie All, q. y. Central
1877, ga. Central 63l, Reaotus 33@, Outa.
rio & @eitern 27l, 0iilmaufee & ct. BauI
Common 1124.
GtperpooL IS. Sau., 1890 0ahm.-
- 9auntpolle ftil Nieol. S6erl. 611I16;
DO. Orleans 613I16. Die Ssrfdufe betruger
5000 Sallen, Spetulation uub AuSfubr
1000. 3ufu6r sS,000, Aneritaniide II, 400.
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Sslatteru am Scrr cines Sunarb
GdmpfcrS.

8Oiton, IS. Sonuar. = Der geItern an
gcfommeuc Gunaroz zSampfer nMaratbon"
rurbe oil Scr Guarantane 3nriidgebalten,
ucil CT einen Sail BON Slattern am Soro
hattie. Ser Yatient, Elm DfatroIe, iurroe
nab @allonps SSlano seifafit, uno alle am
@orb befinoliden Ycrionen, 170 an Der ,5abl,
pnrben eeinlpft. Ser Sanpier ipurbe nab
renb Der 9Ra6t sriiublid1 ausgerdudlert uno
iette heute Norgen iciue Sabrt naty Dem
1ouhuuuSplatse iprt