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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-31
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-COmmodoro A. c..
Rhlui examined to-day and promoted TO be a Rear
Admiral. He will be retired tomorrow.
Captain John II. Russell, to-day promoted 70 the
rank of Commodore and ordered command the Mary.
Land, Mar Island. Commander +. v McNair was pro
noted the rank Of Captain aud ordered duty Cap
tain OF the Marc Island Navy Yard Naval Cadet Joseph
l.. wood has been promoted 10 be Assistant Engineer
from june 10, 1882. Lieutenant William Moe LitJle has
ordered to the rdnngshp Minnesota, Medical In
sprcOr Somerset Robinson to duty Ht the Mare Island
Naval Hospital Lieutenants William Little, George H.
Worcester and LuCien Young ordered to duty On the
Pacific station.
Tho IaapOosn left Boston to-day for Portsmouth
The jamestown has arrived at Newport from Lisbon
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A WAR ON EXCURSION RATES.

ELMIRA, N. Y, Oct. 30.-There is a lively
competition between the New-York, lake Erie and West
crn Delaware and Lackawna Railroads. relating
20 excursion matters. committee of yOnng men con-
uoced with the Baptist Church Mt Owego got up ex-
cursion NewYork over the Delaware Lackawanna and
They put the at 3 30 for the round
"trip from this city This Is - cheaper than the fare
by the Erie. The Lrie promptly put own the rates
the same all trains for five days, beginning
to-day. The Erie also started special train nc earlier
hour than the opposition road The cut-rates were offered
al along buih roads, Bath 20 NewYOtk. Each
plny sent out trains this morning. which
advertised 10 arrive I'm NewYOrk between and O'clock
time for evening entertainments The cutting 81 ratios
is confined only 10 this excursion and l. Ouly operative
Tor dye days more. LlYely timos arc predlcLed.
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az ANXIorS CANDID1TE.
mr uLrGu,ru ~ mn rnrnryrl

LoCErOEr y. y, oct 3O.-Sttc Treasurer
Robert A. Maxwell visited ts city This afternoon ~ -ca
what could be dome 20 stem ,in current o. dsar.rtlou
prevalent ln this county AGAINST hn, which was a'liid
boy the charge made against him by Tie Union Of thi.
city. Sir Maxwell met many Democrats Of the Tldcn
faction Of the party while others were only conspicuous
by their absence. l'c sard by reporter what hc
had TO Fay fra answer 10 Tho charges. made hy he Uai
That lac had attempted 20 public uDucys for private
spocIallOu- and also rs O charges mldc NJ personal
Interference in Niagara County politics. lie said hr had
nothing u say; Dc md spoken h- piece already and dh
moi want 10 add % IT, People must ud .c Tor Themselves.
Tie 81 uurd 10 De very COuiru, Of The success of tg
Democratic state ticket bus bis looks and aiou- cave
an opposite impression lie evidently did not open
barrel urgo the town T. sober tonight lie started To-
IE ht fOI homo The Democrats viii cut hm by al least
500 votes.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
AN IMPORTANT PACIFIC ENTERPRISE.
INCORPORATION or A ooMPETIroR OF TIE GIN.
TRIAL PACIFIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 30.-Articles of incor-
poraton Of the United States Central Railroad Company
with capital Of $50 100000 were fled day at Denver
COL with head business Offices in this city, The open.
ing OF this road" said Chief Engineer Lyman Brod.
ges to an Associated Press representative twill be tho
most important to the peopeof San Francisco since
the Central Pacific Road opened" Among tho pro-
motors are W. W. Walker president OF the st. Louis and
Hannibal Road; John Sharp, president Of the Utah Cen
trail Richard King. OF the National Bank OF Commerce.
Eew.York; John L. Begeridge, Ex-Governor Of Illinois;
John c. Short president OF the American Finance Com
pany, New-YoHk; Alvah Mansur, OF st. LOUIS; T..
Randett Isaac Cooper, D. Z. Mcdonald.
president Of che Pacific Bank OF San Francisco and
prominent business and capitalists OF this city and
the East
The company is a consolidation Of the San Francisco
and Ocean Shore, California Central and tho Denver Hos
Springs and Pacific companies. The road viii be Of
standard gauge and will FROM San Francisco to Den
YER via Santa Cruz crossing the Southern Pacih" and
the Sierra N0Yadas at the OF the San joaquin
River to Crystal Springs New. From there branch linz
will be built south 10 the Atlantic and Pacific IN Arizona
Continuing from Crystal Springs the Dain line VIII 20 10
Iron Springs, Utah, from which second branch VI
fifty miles will be built TO Milford, the southern
terminus of the Utah Central making connectOn with
the Union Pacific. From Milford the road win run in
easterly direction. via s Valley and Morrison, to the
Denver Road already located 300 miles east from San
Francisco and 200 west from Denver and viii. when
mpleed be the shortest road over the easiest grades
between the two ctttes.
Should difficulty be encountered in obtaining
trance Ia san Francisco the road viii prov formidable
competitor e. the Central Pacific. At an election Of officers
held this afternoon William Walker OF the St Louis and
Hannibal Road elected president and John sharp "
Salt Lake City, and r. T. Wells of Denver viGepr sidents.
The construction OF the road VIII be commenced I'M
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MISCELLANEOUS RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 3O.-The stock
holders Of the Cincinnati Indianapolis 50. Louis and
Chicago Railroad to-day cecrd the following directors
George Hoadey George Wiltshire, Samuel J. Broalwen,
VI r.. INGALLS,, Il. +. Evans. l.. Anderson, C. W. West
George Bliss @. p. Huntington, L. r. Gable, Thomas A.
Morris Thomas II. sharpe aud James s. Fay. Tho only
change Is Mr.. Fay, In ploe OF General DoyerauX Mr.
Ingalls, wac reelected president
ALBANY. Oct. 30.-The Harlem River Railroad COM
pany with capital Of 81 100000, incorporated to-
day Its object Is to construct road from the junction Of
the New-York, Ncw-Hiycn and Hartford and the New
York aud Harlem Railroads In East Chester IN SOUTH
criy direction along the Harlem River TO Mott Haven, a
distance Of eight miles.
CHICAGO. oct 3O.-A joint circular by the California
pool lines reached this city by mail to-day. II is dated
9th nst and is addressed agents Of connecting
limos and persons holding California business contTcts
II says that in N the complaint by the commissioner
Trunk Line Association that the National Despatch
Freight Line Is cutting California rates, the
California pool roads will hereafter charge this
points ON California business, apd that the Northern
Pacific road has concurrod in this action
PHuADELrHrA, oct 3O-The gross earnings OF The Nor
folk and Western Railroad for September S2SG.557
expenses Sl277js earnings SI5s 1872 increase Of
tS. 800 the corresponding month OF Last year. The
total earnings for the nine months OF 1883 were
period Of last year Of $I7i $40
LEBANON. Pa, Oct 30-In the matter OF the railroad
quarrel at Cornwall, Judge MCPHERSON late last night
granted an injunction restraining Robert II. Coleman
building branch his new Cornwall and Lebanon
Railroad 10 the Ore Hills through the property OF Mr.
Freeman, manager ~ tho opposition railroad. The case
will be argued on Saturday and IN the meantime the con.
tending parties have withdrawn thoir forces
EAsToN. Pa, Oct. 3O.-ll3 suits have been brought
against the Penn svvana, Sstiutou and New England
Railroad Company for wages due wOrlnnen.
PHILADELPHIA, oct. 3O.-The stockholders Of the Penn
beron and Sea-shore Railroad Company aud the Pha-
delpha and Long Branch Railway Company to-day
adopted agreement OF consolidation and merger, the
new company 10 be called the Philadelphia and Long
Branch Railroad Company. Tie line formed by the com,
hnation gives continuous railroad nom the Camden and
Burlington County Railroad near PcmbenOu Junction.
To the Newlork and Long Branch Railroad. near Bay
Head, N. j., distance Of forty five md halt miles
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The FAILURE TO RELIEVE GREEDY
10y TELEGRAPH TO THE TRBUNEl

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.--lt Is generally ex-
pcctcd by officers Of the Army and Navy that the orders
Official inquiry into all matters relating to the
flrrc of The Groely Relief Expedition viii be issued this
wccL-poSsiby omorrow. 1t Is said that the matter was
discussed by the Cabinet to-day. A. Secretary
Lincoln returned the War Department he held a
ference with the AdiuantG ener the subject OF which
81 II Inferred % arrange detail OF officers FOR
,ourj OF inquiry
IL r. not Improbable that the when constituted
will bc found To he composed of officers suic' high
o. rank enable "a 10 inquire into M matters which seem
require cNpntiOn including those mentioned IN EnE
TRIBUNL OF Sunday
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BUSINESS OF THE READING.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30.-The following is a
comparative OF tho business Of the Philadelphia
aud Reading Railroad and Coal aud Iron Companies
the month Of September. 1888:
Gross receipts OF both companies S51944I0 S. gross
expenses OF both companies. 1881, 256 SO; profit for
the month. 81 843I54 90; profit for year to date,
SIO06l 3Oi So For 1882: Profit for the month,
81 $50 81; profit for the year date So O52 %
The above statement includes the working Of the Central
Railroad OF Jersey and branches, viz: Gross
eeips 029l 50; working expenses, S549, 553 20;
earnings $620,73S 40; rental for September, 1888,
S52S,651 81; profit for month, S92,03 ~.
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flErcE rlcHoy HGHIYG ~ ono

INV nran,rn To mE UurrSfI


CLEVELAND. oct. 80. - The mti-pondlcton
faction Of lc OHIO Democracy represented hy State Cen
trd Committeeman bad conference recently. 10 which
n was decided 10 mc on Henry b. Payne Ga the
United State, s,uator-hip light Bookw1'rr Liza ra-
nolur,I 40 claims aspirations 10 the o0cc, ard
arrangement reached whereby tle support OF dark
Lor.,- lately mentioned such llUI and Conysr.a-
should, when the pinch came bc given 10 Payne. Con
verse, General Morgan aud Other leading Democrats
iu the scheme with a their soul, and tio only promi-
ncnt Democrat in politics not made acquainted
with Tho details Of the work until recently vas Payne
himself A committee BIAS waited upon him and he has
consented 10 tho use Of his name before the
legislative caucus Til, action has driven Thurman
into tho Poudlrtou organization. and there &,
probability hat 10 Pcndl,ior, 10 the lat moment.
that his own cause l. hopeless he viii throw
Li- influence and strength 60 Thurman. Tlu- wogd
draw Tie Thurman mrn, whatever MIGHT Doc their
number from tho iLti FtutCtpu ranks aud u an prob
ability result I'm IhumIus election. Pawn, win spend
large amount 10 dcgl, Thurman, and wil make t. t-ht
"A bitter
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4 DEM0CRAr WITH 4 CONSCIENCE

BUFFALO, Oct. 0.-rimothy J. Mahoney, the
present City Controller who renomnaed at the ate
conventions by both tho Manning and Scove iacuohs'
has declined the nomination. He Is reported as saying
that he had covered up deficit of $4,000 and ooud nov
remain ob the ticket His friends claim that ne 'Do
Ing under temporary alteration OF mild HIS IesiSu"
ton will be accepted
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he due TO the extraordinary pressure being brougt In
bear the President and the Secretaries War and INA
Navy In the interests Of the different candidates for thess
Offices
CHINESE LABoRERs FOR HAwAL-In a dispatch 20 tina
Department of State Roln NJ. Daggett United States
Munster resident at Honolulu reports that at meeting
or the Cabinet resolution protesting against
1rther immigration OF Chinese male labOrers into tina
Hawaiian Islands rescinded and resolution adopted
autnorfzng the immigration thther of such laborers
under certain restrictions rate not ~ exceed COO In
three -
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HEwT0RK LEGISLInVE YouIYiTIOSS.

ITHACA, Oct. 3O.-The Democratic confer
at Ithaca to-day well attended and by unau
mous vote It refused to accept General Mucrs decline
lion Of the Senatorial nomination General Miller
present and formally accepted The nomination. The can
didatc VIII make an aggressive campaign.
ROCHESTER, oct 3O.-Thn Democratic Senatorial Con-
Vruuu comprising the tr, of Monroe and Orleans.
has nominated James H. kolly Of Monroe. Tor senator
UrNTrR', Pprvr l. l.. Oct. 3O.-The Republican Con
ytujun OF Tie ia District Today nominated Thomas A.
smith, OF FTcepurt. for mcu. Der 81 Assembly.
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RESISTANCE TO THE DomvAroy or FACTION.

FREEHOLD, n. D., Oct 3O.-'Thc Republicans
Of Monmouth County doing effective work Reports
from the different parts OF thc county arc encouraging
sherman b. Oyat', candidate for County Clerk Is making
thorough canvass and h5 election j. considered more
than probable. Many leading Democrats have publicly
announced their determination to support Mr.. Oyiau
These Democrats claim That they defeat Dr.
son this time II will result IN the overthrow OF tho Pat
ttr-un Democracy
Appearance indicate the election Of az least two out OF
the three AsscmOymrn BY the Republicans n full vote
can De brought OUT.
The expenditure OF money on election day unlawful
purpose mus long bccn feature election. Ina this
county ana II il SAID that strenuous efforts are being
nidc 10 puu-n 10 the m extent OF tho laW all tlOsc VINO
attempt 10 30 The next election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-31
NEU-roRK AND BR00ELYN NouIN4H0NS

The Republicans last night nominated in the
XVIII District Nicholas Guldcnkirch for Alderman and
In the XXth District Patrick Kerwin for Asscmblynan
Tho Tammany Convention in the XVIII District nom
mated Francis y. SpnOla for Assembymln. The County
Democracy in the Xth District nominated julius Bob Tor
Asscmblyman.
stephen J. Burrows, builder OF the 10Th Ward was
nominated As.emblyInau by the Republicans OF Tie
Win Assembly District OF Kings County. The IBaepcn
dent Republicans e. Jakcy" Murths faction Oi the WIN
Assembly District nominated John Roitz XVIII Ward
lluuOr seller.
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The euinonty fair presentation by Mr. Beeoher on sun
day OF the Temperance question 10 Brooklyn u 9av,ag
good effect prominent PrOhibonist said yesterusy
that despite his dissatisfaction with the way In Wcn lno
Excise law "a enforced he should vote for Mayor Low
The prospect IA good that Jesse johnson may ueies
willard Bartlett Democratic candidate Tor Jnsuoe W
the Supreme Court in the lid District TO Offset ,nc
Johnson list OF lawyers supporting Mr. Bartlett was IS
sued yesterday, II was noticeable that no Republicans
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AuEEIC4N HORSES At BRIGHroM

LONDON, Oct. 30.-The Brighton autumn
meeting began to-day. The Brighton autumn handicap
race resulted IN dead heat between T. Cannon'5 dor
merry +. Lprillaris sdchcm ana Vs. @. Stoyonss Iron
clan. Ironclad the deciding heat.
The for the TwOmile Selling Welter Plate was won
by Lord RossmOres formerly z. Loriard's) Pnssair W.
Bcyils Ge Ona came IN second AMI H. wilmer. Topsy
third. There were live starters. PassnC won easily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-10-31
TINE COMMAND OF THE ARMY.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-Ihcrc will be no
ceremony Attending the transfer OF the command OF the
Army from General sherman to Lcut,uauG oneral shcr
dan on Thursday morning. Two short orders viii be
Issued by Gouer sherman upon rcliuguishinx com
mlri am one by General sheridan upon assuming e..
General sherman viii not start nACe tor 81 Lptis but
viii rdmtiu horo PROBABLY for soyrd days, lO,ng after
his private matters.
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Democratic candidate for the Assembly. DIR. Chatte
was nominated by the ProhibitIoniss last fall and de-
feated exMayor Cooper, of Long Branch the regular
Democratic candidate by over 800 votes, although the
district has O Democratic majority OF 800:
At the County Prohibition Convention II WIS deemed
best nominate candidate for the County Cerkshp
Resolutions adopted indorsing the Rev. Solomon
Parsons, tho Prohibition candidate for Governor
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rom E0BBERY ~ ULSTER COUyry.

MIDDLETOwN, n. Y, Oct. 3O.-Early Monday
morning three entered Abram Grays store at Homo
wac, Ulster County and asked for small bills for three
800 Mr Gray proceeded count ont the change
wncu they threw poisonous liquid IN his face nearly
binding MIN, and on with all the money
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WENDELL PHILLIPS FoR BUTLER.

BOsToY, Oct. 30.-At meeting Of independ-
coored voters here tonight letter was read from
Wendell Phillips advising negroc, 10 rally around Butler
tried and friend, iu view recent decision
OF the Supreme Court aunuLins their civil nights.
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GENERAL SCH0FIELD AT HIS NEW POST

CHICAGO, Oct. 30.-Major General John m.
sohOeld who succeeds General Sheridan In command %
tho Division of tho Missouri. arrived here nom san ff
cisco this morning. General Sohohed will assume i0ru~
command tomorrow.
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NEW-JERSEY PROHIBI7I0NISTS.

AsBURY PARK, Oct 30.--The PrOhibitiOnists
OF the lid Assembly District OF Monmouth County In con-
yentiOn today, Endorsed Dr. Thomas T.. Chattlc the
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ARCHITECT HILLS SUCCESSOR.

WAsIINGToN, Oct. 30.-Secretary FOlgcr to-
day appointed Midn Emon Bell OF Dos MONIES, o. bo
Supervising Architect OF the Treasury, vice j. O. Ill.,
l -L--LLaL
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-22
"CLISroN, Iowa, April 80. 1881.

II
81 wish you would send me spring
for the VIM. Ellery Watch y BY the
way this Ellery is watch sold in your
Screw Beze Case to a farmer last fall.
The first of January he lost the watch in
the woods, and found 1t this week Ia
about one foot of water. II had lain three
months and over in snow and water, with
but little injury to the watch--only o
hair-spring. G S. RAYMOND
The above were very severe tests, and
demonstrate hey ond doubt, that for any
reasonable length of time during which
a watch might be under water it would
receive no injury whatever
We make these cases in both gold and
silver, and as a Perfectly Dust Proof
Stem Winding Watch Case, challenge the
world to Produce its Equal.
~ For sale by all first-class Jewellers.
myl2-3m.
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The Following Letters Tell
Their Own Story.

"VALDosTA, ga, July 20, 1882.
al sold one Of your Patent Dust Proof
Cases about ten months ago, and the
other day it came back to me with the re-
quest to make 1t wind easier. On exam.
ination found that the stem was rusty,
and ! enquired into the cause oft. The
gentleman stated to me that he was start
ing some saw-logs that had lodged in the
bend of the river, when his chain caught
in bush and threw his watch into about
twelve feet of water, and he was about
two hours in finding it. When he got it
out it was running and he thought all
right. In about three months he found
that the stem was hard to turn and sent
1t to me.
~ can say that the watch ia all that
the company claims for it and recommend
it to all railroad and mill men.
B. w. BENTLEY
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LIKE Hot CAKES. 1.-THE above
is an old-time expression. and is
nearly as "old as the hills" but yet
it is occasionally brought into good
use, and placed in a position where
it counts and adds great weight to
the words accompanying it. This is
true In the following testimonial
sent to DR.. s. b. Hartman Il Co,
by Messrs. Parrett IL son, druggists,
OF Greenfield, Ohio, who say
"Send us some more advertising
matter. Your medicine is selling
like hot cakes. Send us a good sun.
ply, for we need it badly
Those men know when they handle
good thing. Judging from the
above, Peruna must be in good de-
mand in that country. Being CONF
posed purely of vegetable Ingredient
druggists feel safe in recommending
it to their friends. Send for the
pamphlet on the Ellis of Life"
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The County Court.
Eds. Independent !:

Eds. Independent
In looking over the proceedings Of
our County Court in the INDEPEN-
DENT, | see that the Court has ap,
pointed Commissioners to re-district
the road districts in the county. I
haveno desire to give offence to any
member of the Court. but / think
they have acted very hastily in mat
ter of much Importance to the peo-
pie. There was no petition before
the Court asking them to take action
In the matter, as far as I know.
Has the Court acted upon the infor-
nation of some individual who may
have an axe to grind IL SO, they
should have first counted the cost;
and secondly, ascertained whether we
would have had any better roads.
Now let us see about the cost to the
county. There are about fifty road
surveyors in the county, as the Dis
tricts are at present, under the or
derof the Court limiting to not more
than five miles. The new order will
necessarily double the number Of
surveyors, which will make one hun
dred. Now suppose each surveyor
makes twenty days during the
year, at $3.50 per day, making
$4,000 for overseeing alone, which
comes out Of the county treasury.
Those one hundred surveyors have
to make report OF the condition Of
their road, &c, at the June term Of
the Court. Won't it be interesting
for the Court to sit one or two days,
listening to the Clerk reading one
hundred reports of road surveyors,
and perhaps, when done. they will
know as much as they did before
they heard them read. Now, after
expanding So, 900 on road surveyors,
and the time Of the Court and it's
Clerk, will we have any better roads.
| hardly think we will, and for the
reason that the Court will have to
appoint large number offarmers as
surveyors, and every farmer knows
that he has no time to work the
roads during the su MINER
months. Then, again, there are
some farmers who would like to be
road surveyors for a year or two so
that they might clean their farms OF
loose stone, regardless Of public bene-
fit. have known the like to be
done. Now / submit whether it
would not be better for the people IL
the Court, instead of expanding tho
county's money on road surveyors,
and out of the way places, they
would spend it on the four roads
leading from Martinsburg, say to
Hedgesville, Gerardstown, Shop
herdstown, and Charlestown, Under
the present law the roads have been
greatly improved from what they
were ten or fifteen years ago, and
and why not let well enough alone.
COUNTRY JAKE.
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The Baby.

Another little wave
Upon the sea Of life;
Another soul to save,
Amid its tolls and strife.
Two more little feet
To walk the dusty road;
To choose where two paths meet,
The narrow, or the broad.
Two more little hands
TO work for good or i'll;
Two more little eyes:
Another little will.
Another heart to love,
Receiving love again;
And so the baby came,
A thing ofjoy and pain.
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COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. SO Queen ST., Staley's Block.


NNHE undersigned respectfully informs
eley county that he has opened Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
SO Queen Street, where all orders in nay
line will receive prompt attention. have
put in pair of Fairbanks new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thraciie coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
| am respectfully yours,
jy24-iy. J. w. ROBERTS.