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Notice.

All bills against the Spanish steamship
"Avila" must be presented at our office by
% O'Clock NOON THIS DAY, or payment will
be debarred.
RICHARDSON & BARNARD,
Consi0ueps
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A full line of Boys Military Collars, at
Belsinger's. Lyons Blockade.
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Board Of Trade.

SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 20. 1888.
There will be a meeting of the Board OF
Trade THIS EVENING, a. 6 O'Clock, and all
the members are requested to attend, as busi-
ness of importance will be brought before the
meeting. By order
H FRASER GRANT, President.
R. NJ REEVES Superintendent.
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Crackers and candies, slightly damaged,
must go regardless of cost, before Christ
mas, at j. II. Ruwe's, y, 70, 70 Bay
street.=AdU.
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Just received fine line of Kid Gloves.
at Belsinger's, Lyons Blockade.
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Burnett,s Cocoaine.

The Best and Cheapest Hair Dressing.
1t kills dandruff, allays irritation, and
promotes vigorous growth of the hair.
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Standard Time

A full line of Stetson's Soft and Stiff
Hats, at Belsinger's, Lyons Blockade,
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The Execution of O'DonneIl

silk Embroidered and Large Hemstitch
ed Handkerchiefs,
All sizes for men. ut LaFar's.-AdU.
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Knox stiff Hats-DunlOp's SILK Hats.
sold only by LaFar.-Adc.
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Lyons UmbreIlas-Fine Walking Canes,
in variety. at LaFar,s.-Adr
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Three Hundred New Styles Scarfs.
All the new shapes, at LaFar's.-AdU.
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FIRE CRACKERS
FOR SALE BY
G.. L. GILBERT & CO.,
S. E. Corner Bay and Barnard streets.

ASSIGNEES' SALE.
UTIYL be sold at W. C.. SMITHS old stand,
w South Barlow, jefferson county, Ca,
the entire stock OF Dry Goods, Groceries, etc.
together with seven Mules and Horses.
J. w. CARSWELL,
GEO. w. SMITH,
Assignees of w. G. Smith.
EORGIA, CHATHAM COUNTY.-Whereas
VI SABRA f. LEAHY has applied to
the Court of Ordinary for Letters of Admin
istration on the estate of DANIEL j. LEAHY,
deceased.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonish
all whom it may concern to be and appear be-
fore said court, to make objection, on or before
the TWENTY FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
NEXT, otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable JOHN o. FERRILL,
Ordinary for Chatham county, this the 18th
day of December, 1888.
PHILIP NJ. RUSSELL, JR.,
Deputy Clerk G. o., q. c.
DEORG1A, CHATHAM CoUNTY.--Notice is
VI hereby given to all concerned that have
made application to the Honorable Court of
Ordinary for order authorizing sale of lots
thirty six and thirty seven Elliott ward, city
of Savannah, and improvements, belonging
to estate of @. G., G. w. and f. M. HOWARD,
minors and orphans J. T. HOWARD, for pay
ment of debts and maintenance, and that said
order will be granted on NINETEENTH
DAY OF JANUARY NEXT, unless objec-
tiOns are filed.
THOMAS GADSDEN,
DECEMBER IS, 1888. Guardian.
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At EstilIs News Depot.

Burnett's FlavOring Extracts
are invariably acknowledged the purest
and hest
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In accordance with the adoption of the
standard time, we have adopted the low
down price We feel confident that we
can sell Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods cheaper than any other
house in this city. We mean strictly
business, and must sell to reduce our i'm
mense stock. We cordially invite you to
make an inspection of our varied selec-
ton of Children's Kilt Suits-a nice
Christmas gift--much better than toys or
candy. Please call at b. ii. Levy Il Bros,
1879, 1911, 1913 Congress street.-AdU.
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Anything Needed by Gentlemen,
Kept by LaFar, % Bull street.--AdU.
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Cancels Hair and Red Flannel Under
wear. at Belsinger's
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Announcement.

Don't Forget LaFar Christmas.
He keeps everything stylish.--Ade.
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DR.. A. o. Best, Dentist,

cor. BRoUGHroN AND BARNARD SITS.
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Dressing GOwns-Dressing Gowns,
New STYLES, at LaFar's
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Wood and Goa
From Keene's New Play.

For sale by r. B. Cassels, Taylor and East
Broad streets. Telephone No. 77.-AdU.
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TURKEYS. Turkeys.
Dividend Notice.

UIFIutHu NUIICts
CENTRAL. RAILROAD AND BANKING Cot
SAVANNAH, GA, Dec. 5. 1888.
A dividend of THREE DOLLARS AND
FIFTY CENTS (s8 5O) per share from the
earnings of this Company andsits dependen-
cies, has been declared, payable on and after
DECEMBER %, 1883, to the Stockholders as
of record this day.
IT. NJ. CUNNINGHAM, Cashier.
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Young Mrs. WINTHRoP.-The name of
the Madison Square Theatre has been as
ISOLATED with such eminently successful
productions that an announcement of the
coming of one of its companies is a guar
antee of pure play, e&eellently acted, and
beautifully mounted. The reputation of
the theatre is such that the management
could i'll afford to recede in the least par
ticuiar from the high standard which has
been adopted. Amusement-goers, there
fore, may be assured that the production
of ''Young Mrs. Winthrop" will be OF such
"a character as to reflect credit on the
Theatre, and do honor to our city. The
play will be presented with a reproduction
of the original Madison SaRare scenery,
line most beautiful now on the !American
s Tage, and which is said to have set the
ia shiOn for house decoration in New York.
I,r Richmond the best seats of this enter
tainn lent were all taken q week before
hand. The box sheet at Oliyier's is now
filling up rapidly and parties who want
GOOD sea is Rad better call early and seeure
them. THE house Willdoubtless be crowded,
and the en- tertainment will certainly be IN
elegant one. Next Monday night, the 10th,
is the date.
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BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET
n

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, y
MONDAY, April 9, 1883.
AT CALvERTON YARDS.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market has been slightly
more active to-day than it was last Monday.
me offerings averaged much better than they
dld then, or even since the first of January, as
lney were generally of q very good order, with
rev medium and common Beeves among them.
Frlces for medium and common were a shade
sig gner, wnlle tops show no change, quality con-
ssldered we quote at So to 81 371% with extreme
~ few transactions, and those for very common
STOCK, at or near the lowest figure Most sales
were made at Sc to 81 per 100 lbs
Prices of Beef Cattle ranged as follows: Best
5OaS7 572, that generally rated first quality 90
aS6 % medium or good fair quality4 50aS5 SO, or
Extreme range of prices 5 O0a$7 371S. Most of
tne sales were from 00a$7 90 per 100 lbs, Total
sales for the week 1873 head against S44 last week.
SWlNE.-Ihe receipts the past week have been
rather light, about 150head more than last week
with some improvement in their quality The
demand mas been moderate to good at the same
ranging from 1O19 to 1917 cents per ID net. Ar
rivals this week 1876 head against 1854 last week.
,SHEEPIThere has been moderate supply of
clipped Sheep of fair to good quality in the mar
ket this week, and the demand from city butch
ers absorbed them al an early hour at last weeks
prices. Wooled Sheep were not of very good
quality, and were quite slow of SALE We quote
Wooled Sheep at 413a6A cents, and clipped do at
70 5O per head, with good demand for good ones
and common dull. Arrivals this week 2Sl4 head
against 22S4 last week.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET
APRIL 9.-Prices this week ranged as follows:
af BEE CATrLE-Very best, &c; good to extra,
63sa6l9c; fair to medium, 414a4s4c; common, such
as old cows, rough oxen, and thin steers, 3Aa
81 bulls 31aa41%c.
Mich Cows-$2Sa$55 per head.
SHEEP-415a63Ic.
HoGs-934a1015c net.
VEALS-$6aSll.
About 27S head of beef cattle 2S5 hogs and IS
sheep were on the market.
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SANDY HOLLOW.

Commonwealth Attorney M. F.White
81; Jas. Bumgardner; j., 5ti
Sheriff-A. b. I4ightner, 1856.
Treasurer. n. Mcfarland. 100; ]. A.
Hamrick, g.: e. w. Koiner, II.
Commissioner of Revenue-W. Arthur
Wilson, 1914; NJ. +. Gillkeson, ~; A. II.
Towberman, g.
Supervisor. n. lIendren, ll3.
consolidation Sullivan, l0l; II. f.
Young, IL.
Overseer Poor--M. McAlear, 90.
Justices-J. NJ. I.ickliter, 80; A. ID.
Trihhett, 30: A. H. Shuey, rs; i. NJ. Cush-
ing, 10: II. f. Lyle. 20; j. T. Mitchell, II,
I. r. Eskridge, 81. NJ Kinney, 4; G. Mil
Ter. ).
HEBRON CHURCH.
Commonwealth Attorney White, "a:
Bumgardner, 80.
herifi-Lightner, %.
Treasurer Farland, AS; koiner. s.
Commissioner OF Recommendations, 80:
ToWberman, ,.
Snpervisor-Hendren, 4S; Waldrop, |.
Constable-Sullivan 81; Young, II.
Overseer Poor-Mc Alear, 81; 4. Blauth,
Justices Mitchell, 80; Gushing, SO; Lick
liter, p; Lyle. >; Houseman, l. Tribbett,
,
FOLLY MILLS.
commonwealth Attorney-White. 81;
Bumgardner, Is.
Sherif1-Lightner, A.
Treasurer-Mc Farland. 40; Hamrick, 8.
Com. Rev Wilson, 20; Gilkeson, p;
Towherman l.
SIP ryisOr-Hendren, 49,
Constable-Sullivam. 81
OSerseer Poor-McAlear, 81
Justices Eskridge, l6; Iickliter. II;
Gilbert Childs. II; Lyle. B; G.. F. Myerly,
O.
Commonwealth Attorney-White Isl;
Bnmgardner. 4.
Sherifl-Lightner, 10.
Treasurer Mcfarland. 10; Hamrick. l;
koiner. 5.
Com. Rev-Wilson, II; Gilkerson, A;
Towberman, t.
Supery isor-Hendren, l6.
Constahe-Sulliyan IL.
Overseer Poor-McAlear. Il.
Justices ickliter, Is; Lyle, u; Trib-
bett. 10; ID. Henkle, ,; Jno. Doom, l; c.
Miller. >.
PEACo's MILLS.
Commonwealth s Attorney White, II;
Bumgardner. 49,
Sheriff I.ightner, IS; W. H. Shields, l.
Farland, o.
Com. Rev Wilson, 20; Gilkerson, 6.
Supervisor-Hendren, %.
COnstable-Sulliyan II.
Oyerseer Poor-McAlear, 10.
Jllstices-Lickliter, II; Shuey, IL; Mil
ler, =; Lyle, 5; Childs, l; Mitchell, L; Hen
kle, 1; Tribbett, 9
TOTAL FOR BEVERLY MANOR. Those
marked nominated.)
commonwealth Attorney-#White ia;
Bumgardner, l05.
Sheriff Iightner, 275; Shields, l.
Treasurer Nc Farland, 257; Hamrick,
ID; Koiner, "a.
Com. Rev-sWilson, 2O7; Gilkerson, 58;
Towberm:m, IL.
upervisor-* Hendren, 236; Waldrop, l.
Constable Sullivan, 206; Young, %.
Oyerseer Po0r-*McAlear, 2224; Blauth,
/.
.Justices--#I .ickliter, 1877; Tribbett, A;
Shuey, sc; &Cushing, 81; Lyle, AZ; *Mitchell,
81; Eskridge, 81: Kinney, 4; Miller, -;
Honseman, l; Chiids, l6; Myerly, 9; Hen
kle, 3; Doom, l..
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Overseer Poor-Coyner, 3; Patterson, g..
JusticeS--Koiner, 49, Crawford, Is;

Overseer Poor-Coyner, 3; Patterson, 8.
Justices Koiner, IS; Crawford, Is:
Peale, 15
RED MILLS.
Commonwealth Attorney hits, II.
Bumgafdner, II.
Sheriff--Lightner, 80.
Treasurer-Koiner, II; Mcfarland, 10.
Com. Rev--S. N. Patterson, s.; Gentry,
i; Mowry, .; Hanger, q. Kerr, l..
Superyisor-,Jno. Firebaugh, 81. &. Pat
terSon, Is.
Constable--s. n. Patterson, 3; Huffman,
IL; Gentry, ,.
Overseer Poor--S. n. Patterson, IS; d.
Yount, =.
Justices-K. b. Koiner, 10; j. II. Craw-
ford, 6; Il. G. Crawford, II; +. o. Peale,
10; scattering, Z.
TOTAL FOR MIDDLE RIVER
wealth s Attorney-W White, 1859; Bumgard-
gardner, 102.
Sheriff Lightner, 269.
Treasurer Mcfarland, 1876; KOiner, 124;
Hamrck, 30.
Supervisor -Eakle, %; j. c. Patterson,
90: < Firebaugh, ll6.
Com. Rev--*S. n. Patterson. 10; Hanger,
40; Kerr. 81: Mowry, SO; Gentry, 80.
OverSeer Poor-*Watts, "A; Coyner. 8:
Orebaugh, s: S. n Patterson, ~ and scat
tering.
Constahle-*N. Watts, 81; Patterson. 10:
Orebaugh, IS; and scattering.
.Justices-$K. b. Koiner, 204; Re. G..
Crawford, 1897 *E. O. Peale, 1879; rest seat
tering.
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Messy Greek Items.

|
| The weather which marked the exit of
last month and the incoming of the pres
ent one, completely stopped the fine start
made by our farmers i'll ploughing, but it
wrought u wonderful change in the APP
| pearance OF the wheat and grass, showing
| conclusively that snow is an admirable fer
tiliZer. We feel like saying that we are 60
ing to have another year of abundance,
and we suppose we have the same right to
predict good crops as Vennor has to fore
tell bad weather. Another year of plenty
and general prosperity will go far towards
putting us as people and Nation, where
we were in the decade Immediately preced-
ing the civil war. 1t is to behoped, howev-
er, that We will not again. as then, grow
rich tobecome proud, forgetful and defiant,
and plunge the whole country into another
awful desolating strife.
Being at leisure on SATURDAY. evening.
we went to see the head of Messy Creek
Surely it is a grand sight to see this mag
nlfcent stream issue from the hill side as
it does. The DAM a short distance below,
backing the water up to it's entrance from
its cavernous depths, mars, to some extent.
the beauty of the scene. STILL the violent
egress of the current, thrown out by some
violent internal force, with it's never-ceas
lug hollow murmur, boiling and bubbling
as vast caldron, amply repays one for all
the trouble of going to see it.
Mt. Scion lies cozly nestled among the
hills which environ the headwaters of
Messy Greek. Returning from the spring
we stepped into the store of Mr. Duval. |
whose place of business is at the intersec-
ton and junction of several streets. the
names OF which we did not learn. Wei
designated them, however. as Main. Hill,
Water, Bridge and Cedar streets. While
III his store, cursory glance leads us to
believe that Mr.. ID. possesses at least one
trait OF good merchant, that is. his Gus
TONERS are never wearied by unnecessary
importantly, either in recommending or
in selling his goods.
The pastor, Rev. F. G. Railey, filled his |
pulpit on Sunday, as usual. Prof. Everett. |
with his class. was on hand. and assisted in |
rendering the music. Miss Rose White |
presided at the organ.
We presume Mr.. Samuel Forrer and his |
wife are already at Roanoke, Va. He ex-
poets to visit us here at home during the |
present week. Mrs. F. will remain in |
Roanoke until there is a decided change in
her condition.
A big frost last night and sharp,
piercing air this morning, shows that win
ter still fingers in our midst. AS COM
pared with last year, farming operations
are greatly behind hand, but doubtless all
the better, especially for the fruit
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A Miracle.

Whenever there is an extraordinary oc-
currence-a team runs over child without
hurting. it;a mechanic falls from q third
story window, and in q week after he is
at work again, we are wont to eXclaim,
VIVA! mlracle!' So when Mrs. Z. S.
Ererllne, then Of Allegheny City, Pa, had
been SICK with Consumption for a very
long time, had been told by several of the
best physicians OF that city that her time
die, and when the use of but one hottie
of Pe7ma in a weeks time placed her
on her feet again and made her the heart
lest eater of the family, all the peone
around as with enc rejoicing voice, exclaim
What wonderful miracle ~ See page 30
the Ellis of Life Your Druggist will
give you one gratis.
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SOUTH RIVER DISTRICT.
SHERANDO.

sHERANDO.
Commonwealth Attorney White, l.;
Bumgardner, il.
Sheriff-Lightner, u.
Treasurer-Koiner, IL.
Com. Rev-W. L. Mowry, IL.
SUPERVISOR. S. Ellis, IL.
Constable-Ed. Slower, IL.
Overseer POOr-RO. HenSley, ~.
Justices-Z. T. Waid, 6; VIM. Church
man, -; Jacob Koiner, 6; d. w. Koiner, S.
BARTERBRoOK.
Commonwealth Attorney-White, %;
Bumgardner, 6.
Sheriff-Lightner "a; Shields, l.
Treasurer Farland, Is; Koiner, IA.
Com. Rev-Mowry, %.
SuperviSOP-Ellis, 8; j, III, Stump, l5;
M. r. COalter, 2.
Constable-Jno. Koiner, o.
Overseer Poor-W. III. Shirley. %.
Justices. w. Churchman, %: B. M.
Ellis, 16; Jacob Koiner, Is: F. nj. Bell, 2;
A. A. Alexander, 9; L. J. Ellis, l; Joseph
Conner, /.
FISHERSyILLE.
commemorative Attorney-White, 63;
Bumgardner, II.
Sheriff-Lightner, 81.
Treasurer 55; Mcfarland, "a;
Hamrick, 2.
Conn. Rev-Mowry, 80.
SupervisOr-Ellis, 66.
Constable. M Conner, 65; W. H.
Gr0oms, 3; A. Fl. Curd, 2.
Overseer Poor-W. H. Grooms, 4; II.
Warner, 4; Hensley, "a; J. M. Tally, +;
Chas. Brooks, /.
Justices. III. Stump, II; w. F. Brand,
~; Jno. Koiner, S; VIM. Churchman, IS;
Jacob KOiner, 40; .Jno. Stuart. %; F. nj.
Bell. Is; B. M. Ellis, 1; d. w. Koiner, /.
WAYNEsBORO.
Commonwealth Attorney-White, 10;
Rumgardner, %.
herif-Lightner, 1919.
Ereasurer-McFa rland, So; Hamrick, g.;
kQiner, 1876.
Com. Rey-Mowry, 293,
Supervisor 1870.
Constable-Curd. 1873; Jno. Koiner, 81,
0verseer P0or-Hensley, 1873: Brooks, 81.
Justiees-Jno. Stuart, 70; Bell, l02: Il.
A. Bruce, 81; Jacob Kolner. ll9; William
Churchman, SO; Jno. Stump. Al: Marion
Koiner, 10.
TOTAL FOR SOUTH RIvER.-COmmon-
wealth's Attorney White, 256; Bumgard-
ner So
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PASTURES DISTRICT.
CHURCHYILLE.

CHURCHyILLE.
commemorative AttOrney-W White, Sc;
Bumgardner, 90.
Sheriff-Lightner, 90.
Treasurer-Koiner, 30; Mcfarland, 81;
Hamriek, %.
Com. Rey-W. j.. Euritt, 66; d. F..
Hoover. 80.
Superyisor-H. 3. Seig, IS; Jno. Wal
drop, 8.
Constable-W. T. Lightner, Ga
OVerseer Poor--H. B. Seig, II.
Justices--W. j. Euritt, IS: J. s. Guy,
IS; b. O. Ferguson, 70.
CRAIGsyILLE
Commonwealth Attorney-White, 60;
Bumgardner, 9.
Sheriff-Lightner, So.
Treasurer-Koiner, 20; Mcfarland, 4;
Hamrick, A.
Com. Rev-Hoover, 43; Euritt, %.
Supervisor-Seig II; Waldrop, 50.
Constable -Lightner, 4; G. F. Smith, GO.
Overseer Poor-Wm. Kunkle, so.
Justices-Guy, 81; Euritt, "a: Ferguson,
IS; VIM. Rhodes, l.
BUFFALO GAP.
Commonwealth Attorney-White, so;
Bumgardner, 10.
Sheriff-I,ightner, 80.
Treasurer-McF arland, 81; Koiner, So;
Hamrick, l.
Com. Rev-Hoover, Sc; Euritt, "a.
Waldrop, Sc; Seig, l6.
Observation-Disclosures, 4s.
Overseer POor-Seig, 38; Waldrop, 3S.
Justices-Ferguson, IS; Guy. rs: Baxter
Crawford, So; scattering, "a.
DEERFIELD.
Commonwealth Attorney-White. l3:
Bumgardner, 5.
Sheriff-Lightner 10.
Observation-Disclosures 6; Koiner, IL;
Hamriek, l.
Com. Rey-Euritt, IS; Hoover, 8.
Supervisor IA; WaldrOp, 4.
onstable-Lightner, 49,.
Oyerseer Poor-Seig. Is.
Justices-Guy, 10; Ferguson, 10; Euritt,
Is.
TOTAL FOR 7 PASTURES commonwealth s
Attorney-White, 1893; Bumgardner, IS.
Sheriff-Lightner, PAT.
Treasurer-Koiner, 100: Mcfarland, II;
Hamrick, 81.
Supervisor-*Seig, 1923; Waldrop, 1913.
Com. Rev-Euritt, 1873: Hoover, 1872.
Constable-*W. T. Lightner, 1874; G.. F.
Smith, 81.
Overseer Poor-*Seig, 1870; Kunkle, 60:
Waldrop, AZ.
Justices *Euritt, 1853; *Ferguson, 234;
Guy, 238; Crawford, IS; rest scattering
No vote at Lebanon.
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The Democratic Primary

which was held on last Saturday, passed
off quietly. We give below the result Of
the vote.
The next thing is to elect the candidates
nominated. AT least some of them will
be apt to bite the dust.
The vote was as follows:
BEVERLY MANOR DISTRICT.
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THE MARKETS.

The markets show very little change from last
wees. Wheat is somewhat weaker, but flour
aaoHfihe same The wheat market in the East
and west has not been as active and strong,
growing out ofthe encouraging reports from the
growing crop, The farmers in this locality are
not disposed to sell at present quotations, and
the offerings, therefore, are comparatively light.
we quote flour, family, S. Is; extra, 81 rs super,
81 %; wheat, 0Oasl OS; corn, 60; oats, 45a5O;
hay, l2aSl3 per ton baled
In Richmond, wheat, lSasl l6 In Baltimore,
l6aSl 49,
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Read the advertisement Of the Greenyille
Dramatic Association and make ready to
attend the entertainment 1t will be an
enjoyable affair, and the object to which
the funds are to be devoted is q worthy
one.
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The finest in the market is Rosenheim' S
celebrated Springdale Whiskey. For sale
at Virginia Hotel Saloon, by VIM. Kin
ney, and at American Hotel Bar, Starn-
ton. Va.
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We call att ention to the advertisement
of J. Sanger & Co., Stuarts' Draft. They
have full and select line of goods, usually
kept in well conducted country store, and
ask an examination of their stock from
the public.
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SI-MM AIRY.

For OFFICERS OF THE COUNTY. Com
monwealth S Attorney-W White, 1859; Bum
gardner, 632.
eriff-Lightner, 1886; Shields, Is.
Treasurer Farland 925; Koiner, 603:
Hamrick 29S
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If you desire aare Whikey, distilled
from Rye only, and Of great age, call for
Rosenheim' Springdale. For sale at Vir-
ginia Hotel Saloon, by VIM. Kinney. and
nj American Hotel Bar
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5iltIIH-IISHJI1tT, oIO. SHItIuS, 7.
Treasurer-Koiner, 237; Mcfarland, a;
Hamrick, s.
Supervisor Ellis, 266; J. H. Stump, IS;
M. R. Coater, 9.
Com. Rev-*Mowry, 321.
Constable-Ed. Slower, l;,Jno. Koiner,
los; Grooms, 3; *Curd, l55.
Oyerseer Poor Hensley, l79; Shirley,
g; Grooms, 4; Warner, 4;Talley, l; Brooks,
Justices Stump, IS; Waid, 6; *William
Churchman, l06; *Jacob Koiner, 1879; ID.
W: koiner, SD. w. Churchman, %; B. NJ
Ellis, II; IF. Nj. Bell, l19; Alexander, >;
E. }. Ellis, |; Jonathan Coyner, s; w. f..
brand, AZ; .Jno. Stuart, 9S; &. A. Bruce
81: Marion Koiner, 49,
NORTH RIVER DISTRICT.
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,1,o ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

My wife, Signora Pence, formerly Signora
ken with her nearly all my household effects
this is to warn all persons against crediting her
on my account, as will pay no bill contracted
by her in my name or in her name with the ex-
pectancy that will pay it,
JAS. NJ. PENCE,
Mar 29-3t% Weyef's Cave, Va
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r NJ. .Jamison, has the Largest stock Of
wall Papers in Stalnton for sale at Balti-
more Prices.
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B. NJ. Jamison Staunton Va, sends, sam
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DEATH OF Miss NANCY GARBER.-On
Wednesday morning, about 4 O'Clock, Miss
Nancy CARRIER died very suddenly at the
residence of her brother, A lbert j. CARRIER,
ESQ., in this place, in the sSd year of her
age. She Rad been in her usual good health
and retired on Tuesday night with no in-
timation that ere the mornings sun arose
she would be numbered with the dead
About the hour named her brother heard
a knocking in her room on the second floor.
and going to it, found her sitting up in
bed, complaining that she had difficulty in
DR.. Reese was instantly sent
for, but before he arrived she was dead
She was one of our Oldest and most highly
citizens, and leaves a large circle
of friends and relations to moan their loss,