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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
THE CHICAGO MARKETS.
FLUCTUATIONS IN THE PRICES OF GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
lBY TELEGRAPH t. THE rRrBUNE.l

FLUCTUATIONS IN THE PRICES OF GRAIN AND
PROVISIONS.
lBY TELEGRAPH t. THE TRIBUNE.l
CHICAGO, Feb. 26.-Bright weather increased
the receipts and the "bearsh" tone OF the cable dis
patches started wheat and corn l2aa Of cent lower
than the prices ruling at the close OF last week These
natural bearsh Influences aided by the tactics
OF Lester Co. This firm sold quantity OF corn
forenoon and by sacrificing small lots leah OF a
cent under the market lowered the May option to so
cents. When corn s.ood at this figure. wheat which
huotuated In sympathy, dropped TO 81 120s for May.
This figure for May wheat aud so cents for May
corn were the lowest figures OF the day. Both re-
covered q full point, aud closed on the call
cent above the lowest figures Of the day. On the curb
after the call feeling caused by the circula-
ton of large corporation had aled. The
story all dav. but at night prominent firm
rumored 10 be in trouble, and so much alarm was
created that May wheat dropped back to 81 1893 the
lowest point of the day ard May TO 6O9 cents In
quiry among tue banks failed disclose any suspension
The railroads brought in to-day 759 OF corn, SO OF
wheat and ia OF oats The railroad officials declare
that the and wheat being received Is still largely
made up OF the grain delayed by the recent storms
The shipping demand for the lower grades OF corn Is
good enough 1t IL said 10 take out just fast as 1t
comes IN. all but the No. corn. New mixed corns now
seing AT 81 cent? cents under the contract grade
The local money market, which mp to middle OF las
week was very ensy has become tight While funds W re
plenty at per cent for carrying grain and provisions
week ago. It IL CO now at per cent.
only O5 hogs were pOr received at the stock yards
aud quality 81 these poor Because OF this news
from the yards pork opened cents higher than satur
oay's cosc Lard strong, but opened WITHIN
49 OF last weeks close During the DAY the pro-
vision men swayed by the same influences, con
trolling The grain plfs. There drop OF l2i2G 10
cents PORK and 597i9 cents NJ lard, because tne
OF failure aiOa. The offerings were liberal ana
the demand only fair Pork closed only Gig cents and
lard onlv cents uuder Saturday, close. L. b. Handy
has tonight crowd down from Cincinnati, ana Is
bearing wheat.
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an RoPEAS MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Feb 26.-Bacon Cumberland Cns $50" snort
70 ,'ial1 Pork Prime SbOd: do Western ~. Iari,
rae Wesern j7 81 American ChJcs 6bJd. Corr
- Tor silAed old furpentiLe SDiuts. 3Jd PrOuAoDs-
lard SuO per American Breaistufs-Corn oilyd
Tor ala Mixs Western Wheat 3Sd Ga Ia ceatal for ~
lorna club 0JOJd for Red Western spung. SAd9alld
Or HE'D Winter - a.. ,...-
Ilnseed 45Gd quarter Iinseed on 332 l5fox2S ~
per tun. ralow 4a ercwt REFINED Petroieum osa~
aAvRE Feb 26-wncox's Lard closed At II francs %
ceutlnes per 90 kios =. ...... 90.
ANTWERP Feb l8-petroleum. IL francs 90 continues lot
Fine Pale paid aud 10 francs 90 cenuhes soeis
Wilcoxs Lard. 40 francs 10 confines per 10 xlos 40,
BkE4EN Feb 20 --wieox's La closed A. % marks w
ennigs per llv lbspf Petroleum marks so piennss-
For other Market Reports see strth fas&
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CRIMES AND cASUAL1IhS-BY TELEGRAPH

ACCIDENTALLY SHOT BY HIS BRoTHERIN.LAW.
KINGSTON, n. V, Feb; Z6.-caniord hoyl; a
farmer living Mn the town OF WoodstOck, Ulster
County accidentally shot and instantly Killed last night
by Charles Ostrnder. has btOthefin law Ibey wore III he
village Post once when Ostnnder took no shotRuh hhu
while examining the lock the charge exploded
STEALING FROM the MAILS.
PHILADELPHIA Feb. 20.--In the United state
District Court before Judge Butler this morning Aed
letter convicted
and embezzlcd number OF letters.
MURDERERs IN DANGER OF BEING LYNCIED.
ATLANTA, Ga., Feb. 26.-Wllliam Banks anu
George Cunningham who murdered ono Rudh In WakM
County taken from Jail here to-day o. DO conveyed 20
Walker County trial Onlcers are waiting at RIngod 20
accompany them as II Ia feared will attempt 10 Vnch
them.
SHOT IN A PUBLIC STREET
LYNCHBURG, Va. Feb. 26.-Full particulars OF
bloody combat Thursday between John H. btafks ana
stephen Craft citilens OF Craig county were received from
Newcastle to-day starks attempted shoot craft in q
public and the finding impossible W escape
ngh returned his assaiants FIRE woundng Sarks In the
knee abdomen and hnaly In the breast Starks
fingered until Friday. Craft not wounded
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TROUBLES or BUSINESS MEN.

Henry T.. Pickett & Co.. builders and owners OF
the planing mil at fhird-st. and Gowanus Canal,
Brooklyn, made an assignment TO William a; COLI
ingwoOd yesterday. giving preferences for 4lO,21o;
Ii Is said that they have considerable unfinished
work ON hand lie liabilities are reported to be
large. Henry j. Hume. n dealer in furniture at NO.
$50 Fnton-st., 81 ookyn, mQde an a~ ignlnent yes
terday to jackson Orr giving preferences Tor
$4,000. lie purchased rhe business nom his
mother in July last for 800. 49,
Hatch 4 Peters, ban ers and brokers, at NO: 70
Pine-st who failed on Friday last, made an assign
ment yesterday without preference to William A.
Hooth.
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MINES AND MINING.
MONDAY, Feb. 2G-P. NJ.

MONDAY. Feb. 2G-P. NJ.
The mining stock markets to-day were dull, and
generally the prices lower. Sierra Grande sold
from 2.7O ex-dlvdend down to 2.G0. Robinson
Consolidated was cents lower at 81. and Chryso-
lite declined 10 cents to .33 Sonora Consolidated
held its figure at about 30 cents, and Alta Montana
was active mt decline of cent To IL Gems. Green
Mountain was dull but . cents higher at 10 cents.
The Comstocks were inactive. but their prices gen.
orally were firm at some advances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
TWO STATE LEGISLATURES.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Feb. 2G.-In the House
to-day the bill 10 regulate reghts railroads and the
hill to exempt capita invested In manufactures aud min
ing from axitiOn for ten years were defeated
sAsFRANCIsco Feb. 20 The Assembly Today passed
concurrent resolution asking Congress TO the
Australian Mail subsidy.
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FERRY REoEIVEs ONLY TWO VoTES.

DETROIT. Feb. 26.-Only one ballot was
taken IN the Legislature to-day for United
there being large number ~ absenlees with the fol-
lowing rcsulL: LatbrOp tDcml, y Palmer - Stock
bridge II; Willeta, o; Ferry, 2, aud scattorinR4.
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CLOSING PRICES or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
San FRANCISCO. Monday. Feb. 26. 1888.
rnr rrLranArn ro rnE rRIBuNE.

SAN FRANCisCO, Cal, Feb. 26.-Ihe inarheu IOr
Constocks Is Iong on favorable prospects Tor me
1900 levels OF Union Consolidated ana SIERRA Nc
yada. - a.. ...o.4 % = 80,
test for ITS control.
ond II il officially reported, will continue TO do So
Notwithstanding bear reports to the contrary.
Bnlio snlpments from the mines for tie week
ending Saturday were: Navajo. Sl6,25O; indie
nendence "A, 900: BOdie Consolidated, $1,000 (;
Bodie Tunnel $1,000; Martin-White, $1,000;
Christy $1,000
p,,IIior unirnN nt 81 81 OF % Wig recniXed in
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THE PETROLkUM MARKET.
NEW York. Feb. 20.

NEW. YoRK, Fob. ZU
Although the petroleum market to-day was
more active than II In the latter part OF last
the total sales running to nearly 20ooooo
the character OF speculation was not changed Inc
extreme fluctuations IN priee amounted 10 2se, qua
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The trial of the suit of Margaret

against her husband Mathew Shaw, for limited d.
yorcc the ground ~ cruelty, was berin yesterday
Mira shaw declares thit her hn band usu y came nome
drums and abused her slancfllly He threatened
TO shoot her Again threw lllghed lamp at her head
ON another occaIon he med % tnr w ner0nt 0i ihe YIN,
DOW. Mr. shaw declares tuat n nas ever been good
and kind nm sblud.
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was rom purely local trading that the variations derived
their origin. The market In the morning was dun ana
spirtess at 97ia0984c In the afternoon tho bears
began their short contracts aud the specua-
ton increased its activity accompanied by advance
In the price to 81 00is099ac. The market closed nrm
at 99 a997sc and the temper Of traders Is bullsh
for short time. Yet the rally to-day was due dstiuc-
lively to bear" purchases ard TO long" invest
ments, and with the former element reduced new food
win be needed for the maintenance OF prices. Grandin
No. well Ia oected In tomorrow, and the days trad
ing likely 10 be Influenced by the appearance makes.
Traders also awaiting with interest the monthly
port Of the condition Of developments in the oil regions
which Is now nearly due.
The total transactions In New-York follows:
Barrels.
New.York Petroleum Exchange l0z2O00
ratlnnai petroleum Exchange. 426OJO
Ne"'fork Mining stock Exchange. $4,000
l,ol<OOV
Tho range OF prices was:
o., N. Y Pet Nat Pet MIXING Stock
opening 97s4 97e %
filghest 100 100s 100
Iowest- yls 97A 074
rlna-.-.... wa 99d1 091
The refined market 10 without change at 77a0sc,
Crude in rrels quoted at 6sa7'sc, naphtha at
G3tc per rallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-27
CIVIL NOTES.

John p O'Nc, the receiver of the Cont
mental Life Insurance Company, died few DAYS ago.
No notice ~ his death the AttornevG rneral.
on saturday X j. MooreS jr., procured from Justice
In tue pl zee Mr. ONeh. Justice Donohue yesi,r ny.
on an application ma lc IN bcEalf OF The AttOrneyGcn-
erI ap eel A. -. Hepburn temporary Receiver,
aud ma L. order 10 show cause to-day why Mr.. Hep
burn saOuld not be continued a. receiver.
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Indge Van Brnnt yesLerlay. in the Court of

Common Pleas, renHeIel a decisiOl on The moton re-
Gently argued before MIN for an injunction In favor OF
L. g. Purton aud others, aud restraining the kuicker
bDcKer Apartment Company iro erecting certain bay
win lows On tncir apar ment house In prpcess OF
construction at Fift-aye and Twenty and also
T. restrn he construction OF the division wall Of the
building 40 60 interfere with the working OF the chin
nrys and vcntilltors the plantins adjoining build
ugs Judge Van Brunt denies tAe injunction as far
the bay Concerned, aud grants u H. regard
10 lin. division wall.
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The refined market B without change at 77s0sc,
6ac per gallon.
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By x. r. RAYMOND

i 4sfory brick dwelling with lot No SEQ West
3lst.st. IS. 100 fte of 9th-ave, lot 20x98.9;
Louis Grunhut
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Monday. Feb 20. 1893.
The following sales were held at the Ex.
change Salesroom to-day:
Bv G. s. Broom
story brown stone houses with lots, Nos az and
90 East 55th sc, n W cor OF 4thave, each 1861
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cnahge should DO built II would be connected probably
WIN tne Field Building, which 1t would adjoin
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Bullion vaiues at $131 oil % was received in
this city yesterday from Ioe mines.
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UNITED FOR TEMPERANCE.
rxnrcr noMMIssIoNERs DENOUNCEp.

EXCISE COMMISSIONERS DENOUNCED.
CHURCH TEMPERANCE SOCIETY MhEiiNo
onrpcurs ny d. WILLIS JAMES, JOHN JAY, DIR.
CROSBY AND OTHERS.
Steinway Hall was nearly filed last
evening at meeting of citizens, called
by the Church Temperance Society On the
platform sat men representing every phase OF this
question There were total abstainers and those
who believe in moderate drinking but while differ
ing in some particulars they were all united
regarding the over-abnndance of grog-shops
in this city, anu were also uhan'-
nous in placing the blame on the Excise
Commissioners, the Board of Aldermen ana the
Legislature. At o'clock the body of the hail was
nearly filed, and ten minutes later when John Jay
took his place as chairman of the meet'ng' every
seat in the parquet was taken and the hrst pal
cony was also filed. The following gentlemen sat
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world tor II field. and most of the current
dIscHSrs yield 10 lis action. have used
II III the case Of \ delicate and LySprpic
Young iady, with the most gratifying re
suits. Ii seemed In nccomp.ish with cnsc
what the u>uni prescriptions and treatment
for that miserable mnlndy failcI wholly to
bring about. Am also glad TO state lhu
the Tonic hats greatly relieved me person
ally of Il Troublesome atomic condition OF
the stomach of long s,nnding. 1t is the
ideal p"rlti"r and invigorant."
MeSsrs. ili~cnx & co. call especial nticn
ton To the fact that after April l6, 1883
the name and style of this preparation will
hereafter he simply PAHKEH's Toxic. The
word "Gingrr is dr"pprd, tor the reason
that u"primriplcd deatcrS are constantly
dcccIving their patrons hy substituting in
fcrior preparations under the name of GIN
ger; and ns ginger is an unimportant fla
voring ingl cdicnt in our Tonic. we are sure
that our friends will agree with ls ms to the
propricty Of the change. There mW be no
ch"n3', ho"ev'r, in the preparation itself; and
all bottles remaining in the hands of deal
rrs. wrapped under the name of "PARKER' $
oINGER TONIC" contain the genuine mcli
cine II the signature of IIIsGux y Co is at
inc bottom of outside wrapper 47-4
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ebASHFU asY,

SAMUEL PICKENS, first child of Char
les II. and Jessie |. Carpenter, was born
August Sth, 1851, and died in Pickcrs
County, South Carolina, July 18th, 1893
SAMMiE WAS lovely child, nffccrionate and
ohcdicnt' he was worthy the love he in
spircl Daily his mihl and heart Developed
new strength ahd attraction. Suddenly
and sAdtcy he WAS taken from earth to
Heaven. God called The chill, and he an
S"rr"d. n" message WIS given him To
speak on GARTH. hut he WAS summnnr in
50" and speak Of the giHrics Of that city in
which there shall he nn IN IRE ,lrnlh neither
S"rrow nGv Gryihgi nctncr shall thGtc he
any mere pain. W.
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"a PnoPuET HoNoRED IN HIS OWN
CoUNTRY. Some people are woddcd
to tho foolish notion that thoro is no
cxcclenGo in any thing that does
not bear Il foreign mark. "Tis dis>
tnnco that lends cnchantmcnL to tho
Wow" But we nrc living in u pr o..
ticnl age. High sounding names
were orco OF much avail, but they
arc found now to bo empty things.
Mufit is tho genuine stamp that indi
catos trno worth. Hero is u rcmctv
that stands tho tests of experienced.
Az gold grows brighter by usage,
30 Is this medicine tho moro appro.
GATED as 1t becomes better known.
Tho largo and increasing sales of
Norman's Ncutrulizing Cordial Of
footed in the little state of South
Carolina, the homo of this wondor-
ful remedy, is tho surcst proof tha:
prophet is honorud in his own
country.
The Grconvillo ar Columbia Il. Il.
carried the survivors of the Bud RI
Hes to tho reunion at S:noca CiJy,
Tor one cent mile, round trip.
Married, ON tho 10Th instant by
Row. #. II. McClannahun, los III. f.
Waldro"p to Mr. z. Sweet all OF
Pickons County S. q.
NoT1cE.-All persons who havo
not paid their Town Tax, are ro-
Qucstrd to do so within fifteen days;
or the Council will proceed by law
to collect the snmc
j. O. GRIFFIN, Intcndant.
&. e. RoBI NsuN, Clerk.
Shrincr's Indian Vcrm'fugo de-
suoycdand expelled worms thirty
years o. We guarantee it to do
tho SANG to>day, to the satisfaction
OF every como who uses il.
Partial rains have fallen in th1s
County since our last issue, but some
sections arc still dry. The cotton is
small, poorly fruitcd, aud opening
rrcmatnrcly. Upland corn is nonrly
a tailurc-bottom corn will average
about thrcc-fourthS OF a full crop,
and not more than half crop OF
corn and cotton will bo made. This
Is the opinion of all with whom we
have talked about it. In view of his
lnct, large crop OF oats and wheat
should DC sown this fail.
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Woman.

Hope for suffering woman! Something
new nndcr the SUM by reason of her prcn-
liar relations, and her pcculiar ailments
woman has been compelled to suffer, not
only her own ills, but those arising from
the want of knowledge, on of consideration
on the part of those with whom she stands
connected in t'tc social organization. The
frequent md distressing Irregularities PEE
cu,iar to her sex have thus hccn aggravated
10 II degree which no language can express
In the mansions Of the rich mrI the bowel
Of the poor alike, woman has been the patti
ent victim Of ills unknown to man. and
which mono but she could cndurc-ond
without remedy But now the hour of lie
redemption hns como. She need not suffer
iohger' when she eau find relief in DR. !.
BRADPIsLUs FEMALE REGULATOR, "womans
@ bes' Friend" Prepared by Dn. ]. BnAn.
FIELD Atlanta, Ga Price, trial size, 7jc.
large sizes 81 so, For sale by Mi d,r'
GIstS, "S
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Fhoro area couple Of young lus
dies in Liberty township who, IL is
Sail, "n"t milk COW. Lookout
bachelors. ~
wi Iie Warnock who first learned
TO stick typo in tho SENTINEL Office
was in town last wook. He is now
=. working in Atlanta, and wo W sh
lr'm abundant SUCCESS wherever his
lot may be cast. .....
Rev. Charles Roper, an aged Bnp.
list minister, diod ut Ills Residence
~ the Six Milo neighborhood in
this Nohnty, On tho 20th inst, aftor
Fl rbsjtt ilInoss. Ho was an honest,
%priGiI' toitizen, and commanded the
Respect and confidence of all who
KNEW him. His romans wero in
trrrcd ut Classy Mountain Church
nn tho day aitor his death.
4 uinc days protracted meeting
wnH recently hold At Griffin Baptist
rhm oh, conducted by tho pastor,
i5ev. NJ. i. J"nos, assisted by tho
tY'vs. itoldrN, Simmons and FREQ :
!nun. Thufo was much interest
manifested in tho meeting and Il
&"oi work was done. There wolo
2nWllcrn additions to tho church,
th'rtocn by experience and one By
''rStJ|" Lion.
Mr.. q. b. Owen, recently with
-" ii"m OF w. NJ. Hagood tS Co. at
F".,.t Station, can now be found
u, to store OF W. A. Burton, of
Gr' nyiIlc, where he will bo glad To
h"v" al his p,citons friends to cali
md SO him when they visit Grccn-
NriI".
N!''.ED BY LIGHTNING Os>
""r"r Nalcy, who resides about
'"o" "r four miles R0ulh of Easlcy
Station in this County, was struck
aud I"stanlly killed by lightning
ON inNl Saturday. Mr.. NaiIcy WAS
- " m. .llct patch, cutting mill, for
hS CnW or horse when killed. llo
was :: we'll to do farmer and respect
~ Ivy those who know him. lie
""'e "dranccd in years and leaves Il
'nmiiI and other relatives to mourn
i,'> death.
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Advice to Mothers

Are you disturbed at nignt and broken
OF your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth? If so,
send Mt once and get II bottle of Mrs. Win
slows Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth.
ing. It's value is incnculablc It. will re
hcve the poor little sufferer Immediately
Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mis-.
'"ke about It. 1t clres dyscntciy and di-
arrh"e' regulates the stomach and bowels,
cutes wind collie, softcns the eums rcInno,
inflammation, and gives tone and en,rcv io
the Whole system. Mrs Winslow's Sooihino
Syrup for Children Tccthing is pleasant ,0
the taste, and is the prescription Of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and
nurses il the United States, and is for snlc
by all druggists throughout The world -
Price 20 cents bottle. feb Is, ly
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'mlIIS Once. NIL!IIn Il Sl.Urt
.... ter receiving the appoint
came 10 TINS place TO study
H.. 10 Il instead Oi ceiGning had
;@ lanI Postmaster appointed
.,. 90. held the Office himself. Mr.
J .',' epL the books at Tins place,
.'>.' ali stamps, postal Garcia, cn
s 4,~ nc. Tor tho oltico, and made
q ,'.H'nos in his own name. The
B." II small country posl"tli"c
.'n" % amount of stamps canccicd
..r'" 4 quarter docs not amount to
t'"r.' IAN from five TO eight dollars.
= Il" ~"'ou"L Of the pay OF Poslmas-
!" 81 his class of officers depends
"i"" sc amount OF stamps Cancelled
they f";olvIng, as" saIary, sixty
! r""nl ct tho amount. Pricc, it
...'.. would order largo quantities
q II ,'Ds, ~ much, we arc Informed
a. " worth durlug one quarter,
Wu...4 ,cll them at IL reduced price,
l"'ni<r'rd his SIXTY per cent and re-
= 'rl 80 nnmbcr Of stamps Cancelled.
Il" p9 t in this way, We learn, for
= ""ia watch and chain and II $40
."...F ring. lie carried on al
..lg" 7c tradc in postage stamps
,-.H lc quito II hrndsUme Thing
rv' = It. n PosL"tlico detcelivc
>a".:"lL last week, went to tho Of
#;-. .;rivcd nu honest and uccur-
H.y .@tomcnJ from MIR Winchcs~
g., d.. assistant Postmaster, and
".n q Prices guilt upon him be-
"u. qucsLicn. prico was also Il
S. .1 iru Of this town and cicrk and
-. :.sH'nr Ot the town council. IIo
n.. r,, ecLcd between fifty AMI II
lHn@"ci dollars Of town taxes which
h. "rrr'Cd oft with him. But his
. nrr as given the town council
.'u ..:galion to pay the amount col
!....' ~ him Attach hmeuts were
hr,n> ,v>ncd by other creditors bu;
iIa Iourr has Ilkowiso mndo snLis-
i0ClygH arran4 with them.
II i}"Iso rumOrcd that, thron,h
u.' 1n'.danco, two other post Offices
w,r. ,-jabIIShod in this County and
tho. ID" nas been manipulating ana
a. lt'".s hem pay INN IN tho same
iu""D''I Is hc aid that Of Andcrson's
Nil. No Icarn chat the CHARGES
"s,IIr" aim Gmbra'" conspiracy to
uclrIud the Noyrruuanl lruudu.
lent returns "1'd ro1JnrY. 1t is also
stated LnaC ho has been dcuIinr IN
"nI"oka"o| whiNHoy, aud that the
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Railway trom atlanta and hcy"rl
L.. with Eirhuond and DnnSi'l" Eail.ood
+. with 50 Ga H;tih ouh "ur Ch,rirsIou.
with Wilmiup'ui., ColunI ia AMI AuguSn t.
Rnlhond for Wilmington and the Au,h:
with charlotte, C"lumhin AMI Augusta IL
K for thar!ottG and The NurIh
:. With NshcvlIl" aud Srli!anhure Railromf
from ilrMlrrSunvillc
II. With Nlnhtn sud "hnrl"Iic Division Rich
m"nt a,"i Dunviilc Eailroni from
charlotte nnh beyond
Standard Time used in Washington, pc
which Is fifteen minutes faster than Culum ="
hia
FRY. Superintendent
NJ. SLAUGHTER. .Gcucrn rn2scnrcr Agrn I.
D. 'NEnwEIL Asst Gen. pass'r i1cut
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On Thirty DAVIS Trial.

THE FotTAIG BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
will send DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and Electric Appliances ON
trial for thirty days to men (young or oid)
who are afflicted with nervous debility, lost
vitality and kin'Ircd troubles, nrartccing
speedy and complete restoration Of health
and manly VigOr. Address ns nbovc.-N.
b.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial is allowed. 1SS2-Iy inn !,
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w. f.. isEtT"TIII, Cashier
CAPITNL. S!"O.0oO
SURPLUS, > 2O,OOO
This Bank Will purchase ~ par 'm large
or smrnlI amounts. thccl \ on New York,
Philadelphia Ealrimnr" and i'oston.
Cheeks for sale on New York and Char.
lesion in nmouuis or - 90 and over, nj
Money Order rates. available for rrmirla,r.
ccs 10 all parts of the United States.
Money 10 loan on collateral and ptrsoMnI
security.
Liberal advances made ON cotton ar tlhtf
produ'c stored in any warehouse IN the
ciy.
Deposits rrc"iv"rl in any aro"r,mts. ray-
able ON dcmnn without u"rrcr.
I,~,t r.,
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Oranges and Florida.

HE1TER THAN BEEEI::S MD BLusuMS-UXDEl
4 NEW FLNi.