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NclintoMs.

ns-CoNGREG ATIoNAL CuuRCU-Comcro
HarwC0d and llynu streets Rev. G, l. stoNr'1,
nsst0r. Services AZ II am, md %. nv.
Morning lhcmc, The secret OF uollyernoe,'
Pcy' ]. II whcrand viii preach atui,hL
rg-FlESr BAPTIST CUURCH-CAWcr ot
Syramor, aud Patterson avenue Rev l. e.
TANKS. ppstOr. Suudsy.SChoU at NSln. m.
IN. }. l.. Williams, Wncrutendent. Preaching
atllR m by pr L., II, Wnlfotk, OF kentucky
gui y M, by the la'tOL nr WOtork Is y
pleasing ami eloquent speaker seats free aud
" welcome to all
nWFIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CORNER
vi Bryan aud pcarl streets. Services At n y.
m amt sunday school AZ 800 p, IN, All
are invited,
ns-CoMMERCE Sr CHRISTIAN CuuBCH-
snudny-sChOol ut $3.50 q m. Preaching ~ II p,
M and $ y m. Prayer-mectlng Thursday
us.uALLAs cay Mission sun
dAy school every sabbath afternoon at the
cont house sabbath school singing rom
$50 to O'Clock. Suuday-school proper opens NJ
3 o'clock; singing also amer tho Sunday.
school Everybody cordially aud heartily In.
vitcd TO aucud aud participate IN those d'lishi'
ful services
nB-FLOYp STREET NJ 4. CHURCH Suu III
Rev. J W llill, pastor Preaching az II o
m. ami n, m Sabbath school at GSOa m.
/ A cordial invitation extended to ALL
! No.rABERN AGILE NJ. Il. CHURCu-CJtncr
D
1 Thomson, pastor Services at II q. m. aud s
In M suuday.school Ut $50 .. m rraycJ
! luct ting every Wednesday evening az SIP m,
seats crcN Public cordlAllv Invited
E0-FIRSr PREsBY TERRAIN UnuRCu-Uor'
ucr Main and lIarwoad streets. hcv 4 T.
smith, pastor Preaching at II a. m. AMI ,
, u. m Sabbath.School ut $50 a. m, TIL,
,Whio ge0cralv invited
Ss.SEupNp PREsBVrEKfAN CHURCH
Wood street. near HAYWOOD preaching ui n .
m. and SIP m by the pastor Sanbath.schop
At Wy0 a, m, \ cordial invitation is CNtcnoe,
10 all.
nsrCUMR. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
North uarwood s,pcL Rev y. W, Bmughton
ptStnr Preaching IL H. m and p. m, sabbath
school NJ gN q, NJ Robert D. seay, supcrin
tcndent Acnrlla' invitation 'Nhrded IN a'l
nx-LAMAR STREET NJ. n. OuuROH SUUrh
--WorsMpme AZ DALLAS Female college. liy
Ont street. Rev ". H. Hughes pastor
Preaching az liza, m aud 5 y N. Communion
. every nrst sundav, aOcr the morning setviccs
/ The R,y. A. i, sutherland MreihWn
NJ. II. church Souh, IN Mestro, will preach a
the Dallas femGe Cul'cen At Il N
sabbath school 0tgR. IN, Prayer meeuns ever
wednesday uicht ntS y. m. A cordM invite
lion cXwupCi o Nl
rr-tiVNOA Ak srBkEr baptist CHURCH.
Cl.nor iive % "a sna ll,rNo1d ,tcet, A. LEV
dew. uasi7f ehuluv svhunI ~ GM a, M "
II Nldi>," Vn,"''iv nt.
1r.- AAiEl NrANNNluN OutNeit 4
% iwusi .r.u tul .lt Nisu nfH', o.VdN
I,r,el Nc.N SVUN NHh'nf ~ p o." ue'
$40 iipg ~, Yer oud .erv'tu rtsi d tntd suH
N4-Sr "a, Mus CNIuepi,AL st'v.v'
81 N "a m Hh ~ % VA. fAo Rev. l.
Reg - witt NNuiaw 't.Hav
= .y.gsr. rNrRicks CatBCh'.owott Woo
anu U,pcll streets htst inass a. 49, solem
hieh mass Al 10 =. m; sermon. Tspe"
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r,npwARE Am METALS.

A report FIONA I"inlne englneer hte"S , 'n"
the den III OF VA nj 'hI Ie t.'loln ~ t,1ci
rich. ,Fhc yi'l1 lnUh a. '.-t. C,,. ,nn,,e uC
tn 70 the tor o. orc whle yorn6s r. ~,
CoruTall LpGthHN,y y, linz ehn.y GOO
t;ns OF I'm ban The meta ha, IN het sod piG Gc
beonmiued ~ ms couI" ,nutt tt, gnu" W..
po ilB have hrenn ionna ia Nm W ny S"''' wv
consume alb VIZ. W. ulu wu' ~ Xxx
AXES-Coilus. por dozen, bF Vnld no,ls az
per dozen % Diamond Edge' ger doa2il' eo.
boublo Blt. 10 o.
SKILL kTs AND IdpS-a.-o per pouhui h'6H'
Kettles. Axe per pound
BCALES-EAirbpuks, dl3couut % per cent
Howe, discount IS percent j.,
TIN PLAfE-L q. lVNA' letL no@, : w =. y,
iix2O per box, 90; Terue llN1'' per uoA' 'o
| re-ne, 20x2S per ooH 10 Y', IN ,o, ann,
TlNW ANl-~ilcttht "th'N""F ~ ~ N''3
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WOOL, Innrs AND rnLTniGs,

Tho total rcreIps Of wool at Boston Ming
,h,. mast week comprised 10 Az bales domestic
aud / big balog ficign, ny Inst I,i3j balts 90.
msstic and 3Oi foreign ior tho same iimo 'nst
war The tot Il rccaips sluCr January J. 1855,
wsro ~ 55l bales domestic Nud o, oil s,ea
fnrpipu npai lttg1i tiS domcs 10 hnd lLa'3 bt'cs
,n,cien ioc the corresponding period OF ~
phe wool Gin Of the I'm tod States ioi va"
cuttn,t vent H. said IN erCCed thet Of is! by
abnut 500 600 ~ unds, aBgtcgaung ABOUT wy
n. n tUu vnupdg The IN tCHSU has beell lllhul'
Uauv in tho tsrritnilcs The com unplye re-
nui,nmentaof American mills are htout HuUh'
u o,er wrek. 10 ihst even with the above
inc aayp in the Domestic supply there VIII hUl.
I"ad ncleucy for domestic COusnu pllun OF
sh1,,t IN n A O6l To ne provided by important n
ms a, Gcien, y is chit fly n cupet Mools, 10 lhe
,'nv1h Of which comparatively little attention
Is given In tn sc0unly
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.
wOOi-MexiUan free OF hurrA li@i"C MvA
loap improved, lAglo; coarse lSplo,i 'Ua ,,.,'
medium, Saloc; medium, l092oo nno n,VN, ,.,,
1o6q3e nne wool, according To dirt tud con
iiuou. nd22c bury, 2g9o per pouho iVss'
HIpES-ilcnvy hides, Y pOup Is and mr.
sound igr, hsht hdol, under " pounds nee O
yrubs. iO,e light hides, damaged OF he gtun ol
m1-,. 'itullE bad and dunngci, - diy taU
All ia wet FAlted, 7c. gt2cn hides, &C. ~
i1I RIEs-peer skins. GOO re. antelope, Uoi
~ n ltaEins, lbG2'g; sheep pelsi as per WOOL
.Oa6k ,shcufliugs lOtlic, go
I'll LOW-prime tanew, &C. AlloW giNAs" o@
5sSr, Z ease yellow 70 hrOWu, 1whr' ,,.,
HRE WAX-rrime yellow, 'o0' oHiA au' n"u'
t'rnlgu. iAa2N
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TOBACCO.

The ,obnrco IRON Of this country Is far MlNw
ana y.taVr and itis thought piicts may advance
A Iosion paper mvs tna western hun,es WIN
,ssnlany csOslen Krnncsy 'ohocco - THIS nut
( shh inrnt have sem Nony a"ui q, ,nh'
na,ton "a n receive ot the Y nc lss2WuN lNle
~. mi ~ hnrhnaAs ul arrive M tnhrhv. otS
iOno ) cash,ad, Of the iNs op have ~ y
isr,iveA hcre. Hna uta'ly tn Of " has been
..xnottei n African ~ 4 tpn'n Aire lean pvt's
noston's expoft trade " uhscrn holds It's own
veil rnefo were tloubles b, nuse nl impiutef
lnsrechun IN American exported tAbaco lev
mon,hs AGO but New York wa fenud 10 be me
msln cifei der IN this regard, nnd hoNlun va
ssoci ~ Kentucky now on hand 10 NJ. CITY 4
,musnaiv small about so hosaheads. A
shousand hogshends would not b. an overlook
The cause OF this slight stuck = the 40 rclty q
cnpnnly tobacco In ihe Wehern hMkeh
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Moons AND SHOES.

uostou paper says an additional huml'. OF
boot aud shoe buyer have AulNtu, Nlu VI y
nh The lea ing Clups ore now pprreht a. mere
Ftaiorl,S are beginning On new contracts
Tssdp tool n stan on WtdHrday, ma ~ hoy
Increase is looked t,r tu Ing tn month There
are inward nj iiViy buyers here, ana thruHn
hoy arc very cautions atout orivriuE' hcre
iserold feeling AMI n PROMISING outlook,
QUOTATIONS. TODAY,
Mems hip htogaus, nom W0l y,
Rows Lin hrora a., FROM suUl w,
Mems T. cali hrogaus, f'om = COOL 70.
Rows T. Cnlj htuiR.s, from % pl ~
Mems kip 9,hurllc pIOWA l O&l 70,
NnyS tlp 2.bucblo pl0ws, NNl ~, ...-
Mons bunhals, runsrCSs aud huttlu,l 0"2 "
Mons calf balls, Ccugro,R an button, y alwi ~
Mons Kin boots n OOd2N 90.
Mguup cali boots, 9i OOUh CO.
Mcn'sCelf h cots, % WdGO %.
! Rows kip boots, Is OO1lS on,
pnSs h.. boots, 10 5OH2t %,
! poys' cal cots, y bONS %.
Womcms Ul Nip polkaS 7l@Nhc'
4, Miss UO Xiv polkna, Wc'W, ,,
| Chld'S % kiN pOlsOs, all siE', lNG'oe'
| Chnds Hip polkas u si3es. nNrN91,, a., n.
| Womou's calf peg and - lolish, ] WGl Ss'
Misses calf p'g aud So pollIh, V0al 10
| Women's butt kowed polish, NOGl "a.
Woman'S calf sewcd po'iShsA GOAL N1S,.
| Moments srain sewo and mlish, 9Of -
| Women's KID EcwCd Goal 10
| Women's goat sowCd polish, bl 10 ~
! Moments grain ewed button, onto y
| Women I'D sewed hutton, | on toSOn
Womeu'a goat sewed button, l ihto22o
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GROCEKIES.


Gan Fr,ncIseo advices report that Il IL said |
that Claus Snrecks's proprietor ui ihe amor |
mia ,ugar refinery, who holds u mntop9'y VI ~
Uawaih n sugar trade, has cohIbltu ~ w |
pnrchasr OF ne ruure top 0' MN n,
islni d en- The condition That oil hpmth', u
nsfa nv hi. y SEES This l. equiv Wht 10
mono, ,iy of the carryins uadc both Nay $ a.
o her vessels going thtre WI nv Be' 'u
ms i6S R,ston c mme,c'tl Rul elm tanks q
| ir ali sivrg of th tInts may be LehtN'N' W
re6t indnsuial boom Is 10 en- suga' NV NV susel
ma hlpery il SAYS. "Th" pfactca y. IVY OF lns
pfOducti on OF sorghum iugar III IN nlteu
! Etotns ~ a to,umettia success II olteHdy M
| ousir,trJ 0ud ia ihftG different luc hbhh "lu--
ly separated Ia latitude ana long nNc " li'-
dust v is Already stablifhen' N' h'Nhut'
| + made $50 coo pounds o. sugar last year. anu
an 1oIth a tnis tenr the product As On m
paipu. ~, there wEs pIcdtot VI ioU tW IDS!
isN NJ ar. which vii thu year 10 uouoled Az
Hutchinson a. citing, 'nsAs' lhelu a ~ ~ ~
tories which have Rltcudy demOnstie'eu we
nrarticnbdity OF the industry ~ we'll Ond there
Is uothlny 10 prevent the establishment OF lVOl
3 igar plants uutug me mex VIZ ye ~ ""N u''
produc onot 25COO'lO worm OF sugar ,.,.,
'rhsis no visionary meter the p'olucl
lmny unite likely be- $50. JC0,tO1 In mat time ana
I evnuc of N schincry Gua C"pll0i ehp'oS,u
muy sl5O 600 COZ. wen In thl time we are
not prn. ueli s. the entire 100000 worm OF
seTnIth"r exuerlInrnts are ling rt Wash
, inpion fofliuher eluodu.o nc results of ipIme
q La. ...,.., Al
eAp Gap, l.1e ~ ~, "'i" 'g tes,ed
, P'"". '''' "'N ,,a,.HrroEs To.Dly
! ,,or.,,,,,, 81, o.. io5flqo, rrinc 19i:r
UoFE EE-- ~ 70, i w., ac1tps lS'. lava lGc
~; enniVI, lilsw ''Ss' No., V,',,a itysnn Nn
co., Il ~ IN 'S SIl91., '}a,,SH CGTt2c
Vug V1,3WB' aa5"Td IT,, rrt,srci NE. rteuu
9I," 40 ,i,u,NNtdNt o,tr Iouisiapn whit
/ latvut w 1t,uu"i - ~ 1er,tod E,.nhIc, choi
fHIiingu' 'oa'' 3''o"
'ySgt,,441'' 5es rtt,,, nboice 7or. prir,a Is,
f.I-
wv 70 fgsuN, iI,.,, i5@t1s ''''
1882 , INA " ibs I,61i1t,c, ne
nHN' w 40 Iot.',,'Ic' Tlea G lei. 70 pc
I. yaLl ~ iNS'' N"""~O' '''
}; ounuigt ,,,..,...t,. ctl07tc
~ w. no Ss1,' b, iiycruoel iu sacl
= sn,hi D"'''''' -'
C, 'l, ,,%s!!rpo so1a 7tm yX gi<r. XXX
'i N'N'hl ,a ,i,,,,,r s,,,,s' l6.
"tnGfVn u' GS,ir1 !, v nnr hoy h me iudla. q
~ ,,n1 t,,g ~ n, ,nr }nx. E.ponnd bars, 20 D,
y pouu1 u"in, q a., ~ " 1i nor Gnv
wv A. RTII is. Ggg 11 I'M vlcioht l5t,. short1iJ
CtnfH"tit, Az a. 5r mi rrcHn If LJs
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FntIrs, NUTS, nUrrER, rGGS, PoCL'
TRY, GAME, isrC,


GREEN APpLES--l 90 % 20 per barrel
NurS-- Almonds, 22c pct pounG M0hl We
Ia, Glberts, lSC Naples walnuiS lN psr popnoi
cess'9HH ,9lSsSS H sgo ~ esolce white i2sc
CA fFoRSiA PBARs--b 1913 o. pr hoS.
ORANGEs-L louisiana per paifhl, lOVW PEI
LRMONs-slcly, as per bo1' Malaga,
none IN market
nATVS--ln traits, lN@lac
RANANAS-S Ol14 90 per huuch
9WEEr pOrAroES-On tho s.'teS' rec,
$50 per hushpg yellev o.
OElONa-Now, | Is per huShei
20 ArOES-rur hHshCl lOh
CkBnkGR-Now, 0OR2 IS per Dozen or q
&C Cuic!y ENs-we quo,osl - 7baS 80 pet dossn
tnrkeve oNnl 80
x00S- gheSc tat dn8er
NITrRP. .Chol,e Nvswm, aA"2NU "NNlNR
Ve.lSc. COZ nttN Nsie't
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Important Goods.
The Elm street Exchange saloon, Elm
street, is tho only saloon IN the city which
imports Us own wines aud liquors, They
import In and out Of boud Hungarian and
other wines, aud therefore can give their
regular patrons the benefit. No saloon In
the south west imports direct "a much es this
house, Their organs, lunch, liquors and at
teution given 10 the pablo caunot ba ey.
ceNed m tHe United States, Don't forget
10 ret your lunch and liquors ut the Elm
Street ENrhaugo, where you will alway,
lind the sllable Jake Meuczer and assist
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rRGNIsIONs.
QUOTATIONS. TODAY.

QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY,
BACON Shot clear sdJs, SA s. &c; Long
C'ner NNAC less,
DEN @NIT-Slor ClpaI NNrs, SAa 'iu, Long
clear. "A !, lees. breakfast % con, lln.
uANS-Cuuyasscd rpd uur3uynNS ID, Lee
LARD o. T,tue gs hut-uurrvi, 9hc
i0.pouui cans, QSc; 2Opound cans. 9Ag
a. pound can, 9AG 5'pound cans, 9Ay, j.
pntt,l paug gf,C
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oUEENswAKE.
ouori~,oNs ro.nAy.

ASSORTED CEATES-i0 OO67i 90,
MBLERS-cla u 80 per dozen: N@l %
per box; goblcts, a6 C0pcr barrel
. STONEW ARR Fer 10 gallons, 10 WGl2 70.
LAMpS--R H., . % q, H., tt; lamp ouim'
nevs x 90 nor hnN RsiArtCd CASA lamps ~ N,
FRENCH CLIMATE a fNuCk,
STERLING GOOpS--5 G per a
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From ~ o. Tlm4s.DCm crot Nov 10, 1885,
II. DUDLEY COLEMAN s BRO"

II will be pleasant new 10 IN. many friends
and patrons he we'll known firm OF II Dud-
ley Coleman 4 Bro 10 learn That an extension
having been granted by the creditors, ap.
tanslve b sncss There probably has never
been house which, dnhngits cmoar rassmeni,
has received mole general support aud kindly
feeling than this Young energct and pro-
gressive to a marked degree. Messr, Coleman
x Bro. have always had the tullyst CunhdelCe
OF tho community, and now that thy IRE IN u
po,itlon TO entire recover from their dillcul-
Ties, it goes wjthou' saying that they will re-
ceiye the hearth 81 support on all h ,nds,
Every house ana nuuuiachry Tor when lhey
were agents have retained them, "a mark Offul.
est conhdt' Ce, aud their patrons nra coming
forward vii iugly to renew eugegemet Is,
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL

The aorthern states have pine lumber enough
to last the who.o country, a. me present rae
for go years.
Tns loggc in the Aroostook Maine. region
cut gis % coo feet last year. and are expected to
cut about 2l6 COO 90 feet this winu T.
| IL is estimated that the forests OF llunghry
contnn over C. l7j D. o acres und there IL an an
nual growth owe 100000 cubic ieet OF tim
! h,r there, a third of WIN would produce over
| 5UO Opp tors of chsrcnn tx iron.
Tho Northwestern LumueImlu says that
| forestry IN Dakoa and Montana has so tar
| b en- little more than m uHSuGresstul expert
mont. The mRnsg rs of the Northern Pacific
! road are endrayOuug u mud wpat trees are
best adart d to The soil of those two territories
| Those which have been planted nni have fail
| ed Il is claimed, were not uoApttd To tho dy
| s1n aud peculiar climate tney encountered II
| is Insisted that the right kind Of trees won
Thg yellow pine of Arkansas has found It's
| way To the iu,t urc factories OF France, In
! Paris the finest mtui Il Q is made OF this yellow
/ pine. the French mechanic taking advantage oi
| thy fine grau Of the WOOD, and curly hhtr
| 10 make il eNhitit the most beautiful and al
! tracuva furniture. Tho furnitu II new much
sou ht aftor In many pats II Europe aud
brings the highest prcon 70 pulsr has lhis
| Mind OF flultu { become that there are several
large factories In full work In Paris producing
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shooting NCrnpC.
Considerable excitement was caused yes
terdav by tepot, that o shooting scfape
| had ocutirsd between ], III, Webster tue
PHOTOGRAPHER, 7Ol Elm street, and awell'
known banker q, this city. a reporter e.
na,red 40 the art studio of Mr., Webster to
| ascertain he fscls, which were rs follows;
/ The banker approached Mr., Webster very
pleasantly and thtu took u seat Webster
drew Il 1 by SC mera aud took for him The
! finest Photograph ever made. The re-
porter got shot likewise eud went his way
Il, luicing, Webster can shoe, every one In
/ ina same s'yla.
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Years ago wnen any one was troubled
with bilious attacks sick headache, nau'
sea. &C., iheromtdy used was Blue PHI or
Calomcl. To day people want somethlng
purely vegetable and easy to take, like
Cayter's Little Lser Pulls, One pill dose
~ c.pta. All druggists.
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TEAS

G0-Par'ies wishing to order from this Ust
could s',dP o order for amount. Go5lsWili
be shop. promptly.
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QUOTATIONS To-Day.

BRICK tthe ilus 10 10 w HIN
sTONE-At the Ia las quArrles, Sc per rublC
foot lie for foundations tic Tor wall, and &c tol
dressed front 80,
LUMBER-Y yellow Pine, rough, . 90 per ne
TOO over q feet IN length, D. Matched ail-
dressed tlooring ond finishing, Is. y ceiling
2 90 4 ceiling 60 yellow dine Hd,nN, ~
while Dino ceiling, co. sccOne eGEmOH, = ~
whlts pin0 sdlns. lls, common
common, 90; poplar E.dinS =, cle ~, seooh,
| lar ceiling, - % aBh aud walnut ~. % 90 pop
! po, OlO poplg., dressed bolt G0u', 5000 you2l
\ Walnut l25 O0Hlju 90. Common dOlrr, SOC
| B To. GOSH. 25@5 90 M - EsV,
! slIlNGLES-Ie riug 1894 20. Whit
| 5'uc, iOab co. CipiaN 10 !, or NJ.
! 4 40; No. q rs.
CGMENT-- RosonAle, 30 louisville. s 90
| Portland, & 81
CEMENT FLUEo g ..,., EtG ianN, 90,
it,h clliug Ir'nI 10, r9A nap, Doc 3 tun.
oai,luE lGiUt IS Z Inch rtp 90 c'g
DRAIN PlrE- uYi, ice ,rDS given 70
6 lnph. 80 #,r: tch, 90. = t''N, NC,
MGNEL PAlNr3-ReG y Tor use and oll col
O'S, OB.ni go pT ElL AitNsH Used .Na su,
dara mNros pre ga hle ~ DkUre acaly's
! WHITE LEAp-sT'r,J lurH 6 S2N1 o..
LlMW-Con. .uei, Au1Hu2 W poI pNrtoG bul
/ 90 nylu uSr lots, 500 por barrel I q.
NRlep. 90 l0t7. gJr nor hurhNl M
HAlR-Per pound, So9hO.
/ POSrS-CCdor, ~ no HOis dare 1917
! lAYHS-i w per lON
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wA.oS wsop wunN.

QUOTATIONS. re-rAY,
spuKES--Ftom Alto ~ iuch, per set, NIX
tolcct, & &C; NXs2 u,
sAwKp FELLpEs liz 10 2x 20 per set :.
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la secRs about l3i lbs. ptg, q S5
Rio, Ordinary ........................'
RIO, Coed .......... ...............lt
Rio, Primo, dask, handsome.
Rio, ChOcc Golden ................ al
rio, Fancy UJldsu ...,..,..........l al
Guniam lla......,............,..
Mamcgbo 6nrst. ....................l.
Santos. d est IN SKIS l2j lbs ....5 al
Java Old Government ezra choice
mats ub mt IS lbs....................g
java, White chulce o.. .....,t...,.... 10
Mocha Arab an x nuiue, i bales So
't...'.'.... -...... ...,.,.''''''....,,..,30 8
Mexican. ......... ....................H az
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NO. Id. narIels. aOO lounds

We bend c ouly the products Of the he rednaries.
Haven yerN Elders. Btlcher& Gu. s..
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v.gSr. rNrRiCk's CNtECh'-Nwnet Wood
nnu C,pell streets kitst lnass a. 49,; sOlemn
hich mass al 10 q. m. sermon. Neepcfs NJ
$50 %. m, Lecture. Renediriio1. Row v
Quiuon pastor, residence. 1900 Main street.
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ni BRYAN aud Pearl streets. Services At n b,
N, amt sunday school az $3.50 o. IN, All
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-12
MARRYING A WHITE MAN.
Not Great Deal of Excitement In
Flushing Over a Recent Weddipg.
Re1D YOFE SIM

Eliza Hencksman, yOuDS colored
woman OF Flushing, l.. L., was married
on Monday evening to Joseph Miller. a
thrifty white German farmer of that
vicinity. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. {. {. Lasby, the pastor of the
Flushing Methodist Church, at the house
ol friend, where he was stopping tempo
IarlIy' some OF Mr.. Lasby's parishiOners
found iault with him for his part in the
affair. He said the bridegroom was much
sllnburnt and almost as dark as the bride
SO that he mistook him for coIored man,
me bride is only Il years old. Her
family 1--we IN their own house, and have,
long been respected residents of FLUSHING
Seeking the drift of public sentiment. a
SHR reporter met the c0lored LAWYER John
f. Quarles, who is resident of Flushing.
Quarles said ne had heard of no pub
lie Indignation at the marriage. and he
considered ii nobOdy's business eXcept
that OF the couple. lie had heard of such
cases before. Quarles is himself married
to a beautiful and accomplished white
woman Of French parentage.
\ white hack driver in Flushing said
that he had heard Of no great excitement
about the wedding, and that the marriage.
ol whites and blacks is a very common
thing in the neighbOrhood.
lnqulrlng among the cOlOred people. the
reporter found a division Of sentiment
Some said that it was not right, and others
SAID 1t was all right. A mulatto girl said
II nave not heard any excitement about
It, but there was good deal of excite.
ment When went to the High SCHOOL,
Another colOred miss said:
* guess no cOlOred girl that was f., rms.
habit OF going in good society or that had
any regard for her reputation would marry
a white man."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-12
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
Bright Flashes of Intelligence from Near
and Afar.

and AfaT.
Birmingham claims that the Alabama
Great Southern shops are TO be located in
that city.
The Central Railroad paid into the
State Treasury, on the 10th inst, the
snug little sum Of $l3,49l D, as tax on
that road and certain Of its branches.
Alfred Petry, First Assistant of Mai.
Cabel Breckinridge, who resigned last
week, has heen appointed Chief Engineer
OF the Alabama Great Southern Railroad,
with headquarters in Chattanooga.
1t is rum0red in Richmond that Reuben
Foster, General Manager of the Richmond.
YORK River and Chesapeake Steamer
line, is to have charge of the entire trans
port9tlon department Of the Richmond
and Danville system.
"A suit against the Alabama Creas
Southern Railroad, to be tried this week
IN the Federal Court at Chattanooga, in
wolves an interesting legal question. The
representatives Of a drummer, who was
killed by an accident to the train while
he was riding in the baggage car, have
sued the company for damages. and the
defense is that he had no right to he in
the baggage car, and lost his life by de-
serting his PLACE in one Qf the passenger
cars,
Ii is rumared that the East and West
Iallrqad from ileatons station. through
Rockmart to Cedart0wn, will be taken
up, and the road turn TO the RIGHT ot
DeatOns, using the track of the Etowah
and Deatons Railroad to Sepev. thence
straight on to Cedart0wn. thus avoiding
the very heavy grades between Rockmart
ana Cedartown, which have always been
a drawback to the road, and over which
tuu trains canHot he carried,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-12
The Tahor Diyorce Case.

De@rer (Co!,. &pseial CAicago Tri6uue,. Oct. 8.
- 4 new and interesting pha.se of the
Tabor divorce suit developed. in the Su-
preme Court Of Denver today. The eX-
Senator obtained a diyorce from Mrs.
Augusta Tabor few days before his cleo
ton to the United States Senate. During
the pendency Of the suit Messrs. Wells
smith and Aacaw were called to assist
Judge Amos Steck in behalf of Mrs. Ia
boz, steck's fee was 5000, which sum
he received. His assistants, Wells, Smith
ana Macaw, having made one argument
IN the case, also olaim s., 900 for their SER
wees, Thor claim was denied and suit
brought. fhe case was heard before
l'tdge Dawson to-day, and large num-
Der OF lawyers introduced by both sides
as expert witnesses. The preponderance
OF testimony from these witnesses was
thai The fee sued for was not exOrbitant.
Mrs; Augusta Tabor appeared in court.
looking younger and fresher than for.
many years, and joined heartily in the,
many little pleasantries evolved from the.
testimony. The arguments will be heard
TODAY.