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Daily Republican., 1883-07-06
For sale.

A five-horse power engine and boiler
that has been used about two years, in
tirst-class order, can be bought cheap at
the REPUBLICAN office
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R0frlx0rRtOrH.

Provision safes, water coolers, win
dow screens, fly traps, ice cream freez-
ers and many other articles in season.
j. G. johnson & Son, No. 225 Market
street.
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SPECIAL MENTION
Those Seeking

for that elegant chewing tobacco called
the Star, can find it wholesale and re.
tail at the great tobacco mart also The
notable Sam Bass, that is creating such
fnrOr Remember that light and dark
Becky and Gypsy Girl, so extensively
used, is our own copyrighted brands.
Any infringement will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law. CHAPMAN,
Seventh and Orange streets.
Photographs
Reduced in prices. Fine re-touched
cabinets reduced from $500 per dozen
to $500 per dozen. Gard photographs
finely re-touched, reduced from 81. so
per dozen to Sl.50 per dozen. T. G.
Holland. photographer, gallery 3G7
Market street.
Painting.
Tilghman Dannor is now ready for
all kinds of jobbing and painting. job
bling specially. No. $40 Market street.
Schoen's Heater, Range and Stove
House, 200 to 2l3 Shipley street, Will
mington, Del. Tin, sheet iron, brass,
copper and zine work Jobbing prompt
~ attended to. Estimates furnished
at as low prices AS consistent with fair
dealing.
To use Persian Insect Powder etfec-
lively little gun made for the purpose
should be used. j. k. Hartman, drug
gist, at Fifth and Poplar streets, sells
them at ten cents each.
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Lad les,

For good kid foxed lasting button
gaiter for $l.25, cheapest in town, go to
2O6 Market street.
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CAtarrh or the Bladder.

Singing irritation, inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured
by Buchu-paiba." 81.
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To the WOrkjngIn"n.

We take the trade dollar at par
value in exchange for shoes. at Bah,
cock s, 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

WoODBERRY MD.-Rev. w. j. John
son says: 81 lave used Brown S Iron
Bitters in my family and they have
proven splendid health invigorator.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06
Trade Dollars nt Par.
Wanted.

Dry goods less than regular prices, at
Russell's, 3O6 Market street.
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ipend your Trade DOItars

at Russell'A, BOG Market street, and get
100 cents for them in dry goods at low
prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

A boy to work in the REPUBLICAN
Office, one who has a knowledge Of the
business preferred.
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Dr. stm,ns, Cholera Syrup.

The old standard medicine in Will
mington for AZ years, for diarrhea.-
Never fails. Fourth and King SITS.
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DR.. Stmms Pain Searcher.

The leading pain medicine of Will
mington never fails for what it is re-
commended.
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Roar ding.

Several gentlemen can be accommo-
dated with good board and pleasant
rooms at 1907 Tatnall street
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ladies' Lasting Congress Caters,

OF good quality, for 81 90, usual price
$l5O, at Babcock's, No. 2O6 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

Sutterly Il Co. copy old pictures.
Gallery open in the evening 3O2 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

Take your old pictures to Holland
and have them copied. 1907 Market st.
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Men.s Coarsc Peggcd Shocs.

From Sl.oo to $40, at Babcock's, No.
206 Market street.
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state Of the Tneru,omerer

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the u a @
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock l2 O'Clock
$50 9Oc 94r
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Spanke d fOrGetiing Married.

At Washington, d. c., on Thursday,
the novel spectacle of man and woman
pursuinga a fleeing seventeen year old boy
along the street, and belaboring him at
every bound with a clapboard and IL lot
of willow sticks, attracted quite a crowd.
The boy was Ernest c. Lowe, and he
was being spanked and switched for get
ting married. His father is employed at
the navy yard. On Tuesday he procured
a marriage license, stating to the clerk
that he was over q years old, and in
the afternoon was married to Rosa i.
Buckly, a damsel about his own age.
Later he called at the parental dOmi-
cile and introduced the fair Rosa as his
bride. The surprised parent said moth
ing, but disappeared through the back
door, and returning with willow stick
ordered the yong woman OFT. He then
began to belabOr the boy, who stood it
for moment, but soon broke away and
ran down the street, the father follow
ing, plying the stick and ably support
ed by the mother, who had procured a
clapboard, which she laid on with vigor.
Ernest was finally captured and taken
home, but an hour later joined his
bride al her fathers, where they were
serenaded by brass band.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

BUCKHANNoN, w. VA.-Drs. New
Ion & Blair report that Browns Iron
Bitters are giving general satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

No matter what your ailment is,
Browns Iron Bitters will surely bene-
fit you.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-06

Senator Anthony has so far recovered
from his release that he has gone to
Oakland Beach Hotel for few days.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

crrc,nrs-The death Of Luther
pr;dgers. Mt Hendersonville, last week,
is followed by the death OF anotner
Young Wilmingtonian. at Wa~ynesvllie,
mat across the mountains from the tor
mer town. Mr.. James Meares. son OF
Uon O.. p. Meares. and brother OF
Tho. ! Meares. the r X. agent OF the
Carolina Central at Wilmington. cut his
,hro.t while on a visit to his brother.
Io,,;s who has a farm near Waynes-
vile The body was tsken home by
way of Raleigh and Goldsboro.-
Winston Sentinel adds to the account
Of the death of Mrs Christian ,boden-
h.mer as follows: ION Thursday, IN
fine same locality. ere the horrors OF one
suicide had ceased to be spoken OF, the
citizens were startled ny the announce
ment that Miss Jane league. well
known and highly esteemed, had innict'
ed upon herself the same terrible end
The lady was of good family and her
rash act wa. without any plausable rea-
.on whatever. She had a week previous
attended the funeral of Mrs. Bodenha-
mer. and had inquired particularly OF
the method employed by thai lady III
etfectinc her demise. Strange as II may
seem, the CHASTITY portrayal awakened
in her mind no fear Of a fate =" terrible
and like the first unfortunate chose an
attic and a hank of flax thread as th'
place and instrument OF death. she
was found by the family. suspended
from "A raiter, cold and rigid
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

RALEIGH, n. c., July 9th. Judges
Bond and Seymour, of the United States
Circuit Court, have filed their opinion IN
TUT of Virginia B Mathews against the
Seaboard and Roanoke Railroad Company
and others. The opinion decides all the
questions raised in favor of the defend
ants. 1t is h:id that Mrs Mathews, by
aud the action of her husband, Edward
Mathews, has acquieSced in the reorgaEI-
cation and reconstruction Of the Carolina
Central Railroad Company. Ii Il also
held that the special session OF the Leg
stature of 1868 which says that any ra,l-
road compan wishil this State shall be
at liberty to take or purchase stock IN or
lend money to or purchase bonds OF this
or any railroad company in this or any
adjoining State is still in force and has
not been repealed or declared unconstitu-
tional by the Supreme Court OF this
State" This was the main point In the
case, as the majority OF the stock IN the
Carolina Central Company Is held by the
| Sc board and Roanoke Company, a Nr.
giuia corporation, and by the Ra eigh
and CASTOR and Raleigh and Augusta AIR
Line Companies, railroad corporations
existing by the laws of this State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01
NOkIHKAD CITY, N. c., June u

Before the meeting of the Stock
holders to-day Marshal Hill served notice
on directors and States proxy from one
Christian, Richmond, hat application had
been made to Judge Bond for an order
restraining them trom maxi ing sale or
Lease of the A. & n. q. r. R., said &C
ton to be heard on last Monday in No
vember at Raleigh. On receiving thi,
Lotice the directors held a special meet.
ing, and adopted q resolution advising
hat nc action be taken until this re-
strainius action is endorsed.
John Calling, J. A. Bryan and j. G..
WOOten protested.
Upon the assembling of the stock.
holders, several propositions for leasing
were made by the committee, among
which was one from Col. Humphrey and
associates. Col. Humphrey addressed
the meeting In behalf of the N. G.. X.
r.
&. NJ. Rose explained the position OF
TIE Iadkin Valley Railroad Telegram.
The Raleigh Neus-O bserper, and
Gol1sJoro Messenger. Indicate a suspi-
cion that the injunction was a shrewd
nov by the present incumbents' to
postpone any action for several months,
and give time for new combinations.
This seems to be the general understand
ing. We observe that Mr.. w. E. Chris
tian, the Richmond bondholder,-(w ho
only owns ten (lOj bonds, it is said
went over the road il President Whit
turd's private car.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

Winston Sentinel says Mr.. |. H.
\ son will engage in merchandising at
l. NE Rock, ST, kes &c. with the good
wishes of numerous friends.
We ca attention to the advertise
ment of the University of North Carr
llpa IN this Issue, The authorities of
this venerab e Institution are laborinp TO
place it alongside The best in the land.
Parents and guard ans are invited to es-
anime its claims.
The 2lst AnLual Fair of Cumber-
land county association will be held Nov.
6 9th inclusive. Send for catalogue. Of
hcers: w B Draughon. President
Weep esideDt X VI c Williamson. VIM
J Iolal, John + Mclean, w J Green, S
{ Rankin. G W Lawrence, Secretary;
A McKethan, Jr Treasurer; A A
Mckethan, Sr, Gsn'i Sup't. Executive
Committee, VIM Alderman, w C Troy.
j A Worth, Col CIV Broadfoot, H Nc
Neill, + j Hale. James d Mcneil,
Chief Marshal.
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For the Farmer and Mechanic.

r VI n ATlAc SIlhhl
The Heather Chinee" is said to
| picture the clouds of heaven as tringed
| with sliced watermelon cooled by eter-
nal snow, through which he will pass to
paradise. l enjoyed some OF this suc-
culent seedful fruit to-day at the hospi-
table house of Walter Bobbitt, who has
thousands of this luscious edible, also
loads of cantelopes and tomatoes in the
largest quantities, finest in size and
quality | eve saw. 1t is worth endu-
ring the heat of summer to enjoy such
delightful delicacies. Miss Cousins. OF
Mecklenburg, Va. is visiting Mr.. Bob
bits family.
The young people Of town propose {
picnic on the 9th of August. A gay
time is anticipated.
The wheat crop is poor, although Mr..
II $. Harrison, the courteous Supervis-
or of 1.-The vineyard farm, informs me
he made 100 bushels on 5 acle s, and
expects to make 80 barrels corn on the
same land this season. Mr.. Peter
Smith seeded ii acres and made lf
bushels. this is owing to the prepare
ton of land, fertilizers, etc, One car.
readily see (withOut commonly which is
the better plan.
John Lee who deliberately and un-
called for, shot the woman last week,
is yet at large. probably fled the State.
| met in town to-day Prof Cook of
S X Hunt & Co.'S VINEYARD. near Kit
trells. who had been travelling around
extensively on business and pleasure.
iIr Cook was for a long time with G..
w Garrett Il co best grade of wine in
N. G, and ma lie many friends here bv
his pleasant, atfable manners. | wish
him much success in his business at
Kittrells. Rev. Mr.. BrutOn, Presiding
Elder NJ f Church, i'as bcen in town
this week and preached some very able
mt i'll the academy. Rev. Mr..
Lumley has been with him and also
preached very acceptably -I know
persons who have no opinions of their
own, but reflect from others all they
express l believe a man should form
an opinion and stick to it. not assert one
thing to-day and tomorrow when with
some II who thinks differently from
them. agree with him and thus stultlfy
himself A man may make temporary
gain by such subservency, but is bound
to loose his own self-respect, and in the
end that of his friends. No, lately
have | seen a neater epigram than this
from Erentnq Post
As my wife and | at the window one
day,
Stood watching a man with a monkey.
A cart came by with a broth of a bow
Who was driving a stout little donkey
To my wife then spoke, by way of "a
joke,
There's a relation Of yours in that car
rage
To which she replied as the donkey she
spied,
A. yes, a relation by marriage
The precOcious lad who invented the
following has had ice on hi. head for
several days and it is thought will re-
cover if kept quiet :. week or so: ..Why
Is an elephant unlike a tree ?" Because
a tree leaves in the spring and the ele-
phant leaves when the menager,e does.
e. E. NJ.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

Col. l.. DOMAIN delivered the 4th OF
Eagle Scream!" Dakota ought to
give the Colonel a pension, or what is
better a commission as Travelling Ad-
v~ertiser at 5000 a year. He has fool
ed MANY '.tender-foot'' into the black
mud of Fargo. and no doubt his pen has
paid alOO, 900 to the State in the way OF
advertising 1t.
-Cetewayo, the King Of the Zulus,
has been killed by his rebelliOus sui
iects. When he returned from England
he told such stories of the wonderful
things he had seen. that his people
wouldn't believe him, and re Used to
O ,ey him. Rows occurred on all sides ;
and now he ha. been killed. and his
wives butchered to keep him company.
1t ia a sign of Progress in North
Carolina to see how many persons have
learned that it don't pay to keep SCRUB
stock. A good mich COW. a fat Berk-
| shire hog. a good breed of ei,ickens,-
| cost no more to raise than the old-held
| scrubs. and when raised they yield
MANY times more than the razor
backs
Mr.. T. II. Murray, the popular aud
| centlemanly .'Tal' as his friends like
| to call him, offers a large selection OF
pure blooded Berkshire pigs, imported
by the well-known Fredericksburg stock
farm. Write to him for prices. lie
has also some of the finest blecded
fowls in the State.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

The Roanoke & Tar River ACricul-
tural Society has had thirteen exhibi-
tons and is the on'y Society in the
State that has been financially success.
full at every exhibition. This speaks
highly for its excellent management.
The next fair will be no exception to
the rule.-Weldon News
Yes, that association paws for its adj
vertising and does not ask the newspa-
per men. who are usually very poor Of
honest, and unwilling t, sell the influ-
ence of their j%ournals.) and are about
the last persons in the State who ought
to be asked to do .'dead'lcad'' advertis-
my for public institutions If the Far
mer and Mechanic got pay for all the
advertising it does, the Editor would {
rich, aud at the summer r. So 5.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

WENTY PERSONS KILLED AND
IRTY lNJURED.-4lGion, N. T.,
! PA terrible accident occurred
he Rome. Watertown and Ogdens-
!. Railroad at Carlyon Station. about
last evening. by which twenty
sons were killed and thirty injured.
train, a double-header. was bound
Clayton with Thousand Island tour
mostly from Michigan. The ex-
bon train was behind time, aud
n the collision occurred it was run
At the rate of forty miles an hour.
wind was blowing a gale, and had
In a freight a off the side track
spart'y on 10 the m lin track. The
Sion threw one of Il e engines on
eand the other one into the ditch.
rs were piled upon one another un-
tere was one vast heap Of ruins
Ae time a heavy thunder shower
Nassing over and the night was
q The cries and shrieks of the dy-
Mud wounded We're terrible. The
"a was heard three miles away. The
ctry is but thinly settled, and it was
sCime before assistance could be
oLed.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01
For the Farmer and Mechanic

closing exercises of Penny.s
Amy. Johnston county, took place
az residence of Mr.. Ransom Penny
tr evening July the p. at 8 o clock.
Y 1T justice due the Principal, Miss
ELS. Parker, Ga lady of Raleioh)
ant entire school. that the public
shoknow something of the very ex-
cenmanner in which they acquitted
thei Ives.
Exercises consisted of recitations.
diales- songs and choruses. vocal
ana rumental duets. They showed
dlile and careful training on the part
OF Ter. and hard work on the part
olYuudents.
Cetent Judges present, we're heard
10 tx that the exercises would have
donedlt to schools of much higher
SraueIhe patrons of the school have
oesn innate in securing the services
81 ID competent to instruct their
chltonot only music, but in all the
stuoliat should be taught in an acad-
envy e did not hear, but suppose she
VIII tinue her school as heretofore
at unne place. G..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

ENTHUSIASTICALLY. John j.. Mott
has issued y circular for private circula-
ton among the Republicans. denying
that he tried to raise the $4,000 by AS
easements. He will, however. raise
$l7, 900 to start a red-hot Republican
organ in Raleigh.-Bro. Josephus
Daniels delivered an address at Bethel
Academy which is highly compliment
ed.--There are rumors that Tarboro
is to have a daily paper.-Wil>on
Sittings has dropped its funny name,
and taken that OF The WiisoH Mirror.
which we like much better. The first
number under the management OF W.
H. Blount, Esq shows the practiced
hand Of an able writer.-With regret
we note that WILLIAMSON Times, David
son College Enterprise, and Wilson
.Siffings, have fallen victims to the Sat
urday Night Fever,-the memorable.
never-ceasing, non-dodge-able necessity
Of evoluting $50 to $50 in lawful cur
rency from the editorial Cash-Box, re-
CARELESS of the State of the weather, or
the tightness OF the times and no mat
ter how long since the last Dollar of
our Daddies" deported his domicile
therefrom.-We especially regret tho
loss of Bro. Carraway Of the SDfings, in
the assignment of his drug store and
opera house business. He is a young
man Of character and energy /; and un-
der mere favorable circumstances will
win q success.-Mr. Thos. A. Lyon.
Of Xernersville Neps, has sold his inter-
est to Mr.. ]. H. Lindsay.--Mr. +.
T. Booker. of Smithheld Herald. is quite
unwell at the residence of hi. father,
DIR. +. N. Booker, of Elevation. we
hear.-Rev. j. +. Hoffman will re-
move the Educational Journal to Trinity
College.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01
Railroad ltemA

From Fayetteville Cleaner We CLEAN a
follows the completion of the Cape Fear
AiYadkin Valley has been farmed out to
the North State improvement Compa
nv" Who will at once push the work to
the end. Further they will extend the
Road from Shoe Heel to BennetIsviile,
Marlboro county, within a year the peo-
pie of the latter town having subscribed
$50, OOO. 1t is stated On the authority OF
President Bridgers that the Wilso4-Fay-
;'.ev'lls:r Florence short cut will be tfoH
The Raleigh friends of Capt. Dave
Justice are pleased to learn that he has
Already made his mark in Florida. and
was recently promoted to the foreman
ship OF the +. & G.. l.. r. r. Shops.
Good Luck !'-B. l.. A. B., and r.
4 M.-Work on the Raleigh. Ridge
Nay, and Richmond X. II. is being push
ed. GAINESVILLE Democrat says that a
train OF Is carts, l wagon. % horses,
md - men. began work at Piney Ford
Another corps of workmen went via
Ridgeway. The arm paper says
The work is progressing on the rail
road from Chase City to Clarksville.
.everal of our citizens have visited the
,anp of the convicts employed on this
ness and good order which prevails
there
This line extends a branch of the
Richmond s. Danville from Keysville to
GAINESVILLE. Granville county is one Of
the Coming counties of the South.
Railroad engineers will tell you
that one of their commonest risks is due
to the folly of the fast young man who
thinks it looks brave and dashing tC
dash across the track just in front Of
the engine. Many men, on hearing the
/ whistle or the rattle OF the train, will
whip up their horses to pass in front,
instead OF checking-up, to let it pass,
They do not reflect that even il they all
reckless as to their own life, they have
no right TO imperil the lives of the train
men. and perhaps an hundred helpless
passengers! OF course. the rider OF
driver does not expect to be killed; but
the files OF any newspaper will show
that such men are continually caught
on the track. The horse may stumble,
or gct terrified and stop, or wheel down
the track instead of across it or the We.
hicle catches in a rail or by some
means the accident results. And wha,
an accident! We have recorded many
such cases. Here is the latest. On
Saturday, at Lancaster, Pa the engine
tossed a market wagon high in mir.
Miss Swartz was killed instantly.
Mr.. WEIGH, with a part of the vehicle,
was dragged about 400 yards and was
dead when found. Mrs. WEIGH lived
only twenty minutes. Mr.. WEIGH was
terribly mangled. The engineer whist
led to warn the occupants of the wagon,
but Welch tried to whip his horse across
the track"
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

DREADFUL. The Cholera epidemic
seems Il be spreading i'll the Orient.
Egypt is in a state of panic. The dealt :
at Damietta. Cairo. aud other points
average one Thousand per day! The
foul disease has appeared in Bombay
aud other towns of British India. There
is excitement in New England over the
bringing of ship leads OF rags from
Egypt tor the New Haven paper mills.
They are so dirty and nasty that the
ground smells like a bone yard for
weeks there. ft.r but as they can be
bought for a e II a pound-(scent IN
cluded)--whllr the American rags sell
for 3 cents,-the sharp Yankee takes
the risk OF cholera.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

For the benefit Of my customers, and
Cotton Gin owners generally. | will say
that my Shops for Making and Re-
pairing Cotton GINS aud CouIensers. is
at Allen & Grams New Machine shops,
corner West and Hargett SITS. To those
expecting to purchase Gins, I will say |
have some new Gins that I will self at
bottom prices. l also have two good
Farm and Wagon Horses that l will sell
cheap tor cash. or exchange for wood.
h. b. CRUTCHEIELD, Raleigh, N, C..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01

ACCIDENTs.--Master Willie liall shot
a ball through his Ian while playing
with a pistol at the Marlborough H"use.
-Three little girls slid from a rock
at Yonkers. and were drowned --
Ten negros. started across the river at
Mayesyille, Miss. Six drowned -
As vessel wa. being launched in
Cramps ship yard near Pnla.. Miss
Maggie Cramp. aged Is. tell and was
drowned AN explosion in 4 mine
in Sicily killed 80 men.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1883-08-01
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM THE BUsINnSS

CONTRIBUTIONS From THE BUSINESS
MEN OF RALEIGH FOR SPECIAL PR
NUNS TO BE OFFlRED ON COTTON AND
OTHER FIELD CROPS AT THE NEXT
FAIR Williamson & Upchurch, $25 p;
X b Andrews & Co., $25 Heller Bros. +,
g: Edwards. Broughton & Co., $40
w. IL &R 5. Tucker + Co., $25; w.
z. & A. b. Stronach, $35 d. T. John
son 4 Co, IS J. ID. Creech 4 Co., IS :
Morris, Wyatt 4 Taylor, So j. P. Gul.
lev, SIS Julius Lewis & Co., $40; T..
Rosenthal & Co., $40; John r Williams.
-; VIM. Simpson & Co., So; Alfred
Williams. s.; ]. L. Stone, IS G. Rosen
.hAl. - X. +. Petty, IS 4. Creech.
s..