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uoyvrs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A CARD.
II having been reported that the AMEElCAN
HOTEL had been CLOSED. take this method OF
routradicting the report, and assuring my friends
aud the public that possess greater facilities tiah
ever for conducting the Hotel in more agreeable
nodious office under the Hotel for term Of years.
have renovated and Tciitrd tine house. ana am
ureDared 10 extend 10 the travelling public al me
comforts 10 De obtained ON The most Reasonable
terms Nv halls and q greater part OF my rooms
are steam-heatod. giving an oluable ana plei7ihi
temper ature THROUGHOUT. Wy table IL suppilsd
with the best the market affords. soliciting the
patronsgc OF my friends and The public, can 49,
SIRE most cordial welcome. attention considerd-
'''"' anu ''' j. :. DODSON.
dae-0t Proprietor.
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Miss Nevada, the singer, did not lose
100000 Of United States bonds, a report
ed. The securities belonged to Mrs. Crab
tree, Lotta's mother, and were only mis-
laid
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RDAwsoN's NEURALGIc CUBg.

nAwsON's NEURALGiC CURE !, HAS \,
SCrns s'si GIl. RHEUMATISM, and TOOTH
frf,F Al or send for circular. For sale by
A'Hh' +. ROBERTS BAkER,
a., Main street.
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~ having n tendency to drive the people
10 rebel and rs direct insult TO the Catho-
lie Church. The MonikHy De Rome also
draws attention to a paragraph published
in the United Irishmen OF Dublin asking
its friends in London to furnish the adj
dresses and biography Of the iurymen in
ODonnells case in order to enable their
obituaries to be prepared.
High Tariff and Railway Monopoly
Denounced I'm Ontario.
TORONTO, December S.-A special from
Winnipeg TO the Globe says: A large meet
ing Of farmers was held at Rapid City last
night and high tariff and railway mono
poly were freely denounced. Rev. Mr.
Crawford said: III we are to be trodden
down by other provinces l would advocate
secession"
The citizens OF Brandon also met last
night ana endorsed the stand taken by the
Farmers Union. Deputations are being
appointed in places all over the province
10 attend grand Convention at Winnipeg
December 10Th.
Tie German Crown Prince Going to
Rome.
LONDON, December ga Berlin dis
patch to the Reuters Telegraph Company
says: The chief object OF the journey OF
the German Crown Prince to Rome is TO
reciprocate the cordial attentions which
have been paid to the German imperial
family by the royal family OF Italy. The
same dispatch states that the Prince will
also pay a visit to the Pope while in Rome.
Dynamifcr Arrested.
LONDON, December 8.-A Paris dispatch
to the Exchange Telegraph Company says !:
VI. Wennemackcr, Belgian engineer, has
been arrested at Nice, Italy, upon sus-
picion OF being the author OF the attempt
to murder VI. De Lesseps by an internal
machine. a quantity OF dynamite cart
ridges were found at his lodgings.
The Recent Duel I'm Rome.
LONDON, December S.-The latest ac-
counts Of the duel fought at Rome yeSter-
day between Baron NIcotean and SignOr
Loyeto state that the former was slightly
wounded, and the latter was severely in
iured.
Balloon Picked UP ut Sea.
LONDON, December S.-A balloon has
been picked up at sea off the coast OF
Portugal, which contained a watch. an
altitude indicator, LOO rels, and some
clothing.
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Illinois sends the tallest and the shortest
members 10 Fjnnerty and Dun
ham. respectively.
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MAST VIRGINIA LUMP. BLAZING.

~
~ CRATE COAL, $3.50 per ton, the cheapest
and best fuel al the price 10 be- had. pure. free
burning SPLINT LUMP COAL. uneIuailcd for
crates: BRIGilTHOPE and MlDLOllllAN
cooking. and fresh supply RED aud WHITE
ASH SUPERIOR ANTHRACITE COAL for
,t0yes and CRATES. all sizes. 40 the very lowest
prices. Large supply OF dry OAK and PINE
WOOD. Long. sawed. and split. - 7Z2 east Main
street. where buyers viii De benefited. Telephone
No BIZ. }. Il. WATKINS.
4. %
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WOOD AND COAs..
AND COAL.
NEW STAND.

MIR. JAMES \. MOORE,
The old dealer who for 80 many years did business
on Broad street. has recommended business, aud
has opened u yard ON GRACE CORNER or BEL
VIDERE STREET, where he will furnish all
sorts OF the BEST COAL To- be hid on the market,
together with supply Of SUPERIOR OAKLAND
PINE WOOD. in quantities 10 suit purchases
4 call from his old customcrs and the public gene
r,llr [. rosnncifnllY .nllclinl. Dc S-lM
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There will be 4 general meeting of the members
OF his Exchange on Monday, December loth NJ
lO.45 A. NJ. To consider the subject of changing
The hour for commencing sae'.
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beautiful PARLOR FIRES.

Having the agency ~ the Kanawha Camel Coal
Company am prepared tO furnish PURE fAN-
NEI. coal a. cheap a. more ordinary fuel: also
A fun supply 0f CROWN hill SPLlNT COAL,
the best Wcs, Virginia Splint mined.
: l.. LATIlKOP.
sole Agent for Richmond,
del Seventeenth STREET az draw-bfidsc.
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHNoNr. December =. 1853.
lIEEEnINEQ

WHFAT.-White. 3JS bushels. Nike 1914 BUSH
els. Rcd. AIS bushels.
CORN.-Whitr. 2.2J2 bushels.
OATS.-l 500 bushels.
MEAL.-23O bushels.
MILL-OFFAL.-l4 tons
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-White, 24S bushels common Ia good
NJ sl.OJ 70 sl.12. Red. 1874 bushels good to very
good Loughcuy at Sl.l2 10 S.li; DIS bushels
common IN choice ShOrihcrry At 90c. To lilo.
CORN.-White. 500 bushels common to prime
At "a 10 5Sc.
MEAL.-6O bushels at Csc
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

SATURDAY, December &. 1883.
sALEs-Frsr BoARD.-3c0 Atlanta and Char
lotte III so.
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Balloon Picked I'm Mt Sen.

LONDON, December S.-A balloon has
been picked up at sea off the coast OF
Portugal. which contained a watch. an
altitude indicator. LOO rels, and some
clothing.
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Brig Hcnrika Dutch, IIazcwnkel Rio Grande
do Sui. -four before reported cleared.
schooner r.. Bradley, Bradley. Norfolk
Schooner Mary G.. Carroll. Carroll. Philadelphia.
pig-iron: vessel. Curtis & Parker.
schooner Caiawamteak, kennedy, New orki
mig. iron. John y. Gordon; vessel. Currie & co.
Schooner ElcnOrl Nanduscn. Godfrey. New
York. pig-irOn, John y. Gordon, and down james
liver for wood: vessel. Currie X Co.
schooner NJ. T.. ROckhll, Anderson. New lOrk,
coal, Geryas StOrrs; vessel. Currie * co.
TO SAIL TODAY.
schooner St1r-Spangled Banner, Mulun' Phlla-
delphia. coal. Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany: vessel. Curtis Parker.
Schooner william +. Phelps, Hanson, Old Fort,
10 load wood for New York.
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are unusually cheap this season by reason OF an
overstockcd market. We bought this season from
auction very cheap, and offer real bargains from
81 mp TO Sl5 pair. We have enlarged our
GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT.
ard or stock OF CENT EMEN'S SCARFs.
HANDKERCHlEFS, NECKWEAR, and UN-
DERWEAR Is very handsome and complete.
In our CASHMERE STOCK we now show the
hlndsomest stock of SUITS and PANTS GOODS
we have ever had.
We are making special offer OF BLACK SILKS
at 81. sI.1e, .2j, $40, and 81 so, the quality
Of which, for the price, cannot be clutllel In the
state: also. a lot of EVENING SILKS at great
birgain.
Ash 10 see our TOWELS al s2.7j per dozen.
foe 1A-eodgmf
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS, DEC. s. 1883
GBy Telegraph

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lurny, schermcrhorn' Norfolk. mtr-
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company land sailed or returul.
steamer AccOmac. Delk. merchandise ana pas
senpers, Smlthfeld. Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company land sailed on rcfurnh
steamer PamIico, Brakeman, SmithGeld, mer
chandise and passengers, Chesapeake and OHIO
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrck' Nori0lt,
merchandise and pas engcrs, Chesapeake ana ONO
Railway Company fand sailed on returnl.
Steamer Richmond, B0az, New York land sailed
for Norfolk.
SAILED.
Bark r. 4. WILEY. Wiley. Boston, coa Chesa-
pea,e and Ohio Railway Company.
schooner &. c. Dame. Daniels. Portsmouth. y.
H.. coal Chesapeake and ohio Hallway company
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DEST ANTHRACITE COAL, ~, $40.
ID and $3.50 per ton; Eastbank Coalbnrg, 500
for iump aud s5.2J for hail: Splini soft conl.
$3.50: Engine Coal from -2.70 70 SA.Ju; rOft
Coke and BrRhthOIe. Lowest prices for cash. pIne
and Oak Wood long. sawed. or kindllng. lele.
phone. l65. Office, 1905 Cary street, or Broad
between seventh and Eighth. 81. .,..,.
no25 CHARLES II. PAGE.
GEoRGEJ. ANDERSON. CANNON II. FLEMING.
A NDERSON * FLEMING, JEFFERSON
n STREET SEAR BYRD. ANTHRACITE. WLsr
VIRGINIA SPLINT. CLOVER II II l. and
STEAM COAL. GA--IOUSE and SOFT COKE
OAK. PINE. aud KINDLING WOOD.
Telephone No., 24i. no 2Z-im
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POWDER. &C.

HAZARD POWDER AGENCY.
1000 Kegs RIFLE POWDER. all sizes;
1000 kegs BLASTING PONDER. all sizes;
FUSE-Double- and single-Taped
no2s POTTS. STOKEs & co.
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wARINE ISTELLIGENCk
PORT OF RICHMOND, DEC. s, 1883.
AnnTNET

steamship Roanoke, Couch, New York. mer.
chandse and passengers. c. W. Allen & CO., agents.
steamer Wyoming, smith, philadelphia, mer-
chmdise and passengers. g. W. Allen & co.
steamer Ariel clifford, NOri0lA, UnileO States
IN vii, merchandise. and passengers. l.. i. Tatum'
sunerlntrudcnf
Brig Aimwell Lemeaux, New York, to load
flour.
Schooner William T.. Elkins, Frambers, Perth
Amboy railroad iron, W. II. Curtis, agent.
schooner j. II. Nanduscn. BOOyc, New York
salt, W. III. Curtis, agent.
schooner William Mcgee, Ramsey. Georgetown,
coal. :. II. Halves.
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The Recent Duel In Rome.

LONDON, December S.-The latest ac-
counts Of the duel fought at Rome yeSter-
day between Baron NIcotean and SignOr
Loyeto state that the former was slightly
wounded, and the latter was severely in
iured
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des-2t
PERSONAL.

'-~--~-r>-y~-~-<> - =.
rCHE PARTY WHO TOoh Hal
m ,l,e 6retneu's bali last evening by mistake
will nleaSe return II 10 1915 Main street ne Is
known. Ne . -
THE PUBLIC Is WARNED AGAINST
i CRFDITING NY WIFE, ESTER ELhlNs'
As she has for siN months leit my bed ana board
,rse,,d hy her II. y. ELklho.
HENEIco COUNTY, December S, 1888. "a.
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PRE- IN sUMAc NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BURNED--ARRHSTED FOR ASSAULT-DE-
CREASE OF REVENUE REcEIPTs-oTnER
MATTERS.
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ytw WORK COTTON FUTURE,

NEW YORK, December 8. -toiion-Net re-
cclpls. GO bales; gross receipts 5,UJ9 bales. "
lures closed dull: sales, $4,000 bales: Oerember'
January. sl0.55MSlO % Fen-
ruary. ; lu.7oMSlO.7l March, $40; 500 $40 81 :
ADril. $l1.Ol: Nav, II .laMell II June
26: July. Sll.37Msll.3s; Angu- |,
September. sll.l4MSll LILO.
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DO not wait until the last days TO make your cIec
tons, but call 40
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
LITTER FROM THOMPkINSVILLE.
THoMpKlNsvlLLE, April %, 1888.

! lHOMPklNSNiLLE, y plll 1000.
Editors Of the Times:
the body of a drowned man was picked up
Sunday morning by the Captain of sloop.-
1t is supposed to DC one Of those washed off the
deck OF the unfortunate Jasper which sunk
during severe storm several weeks ago. No
on his head, which looked as if it had been
struck by the wheel of steamer. Nothing
about him by which his name could he aSccr-
tanned, and it was impossible to tell whether
he was white or black man. Owing to the
recent heavy rains farmers as general rue
are behind with their work. Wheat and Glow
er are look ne rema rkably well in some local
titles. Shad aud other fish are plentiful in this
community at present. Tobacco plants are
looking Splendidly, and farmers say there will
be no scarcity this season. We seldom see any
political asprants in this part of Charles, ex-
cept once in while some one who weuld not
Ike to refuse the Republican nomination for
the sherifalty. We would like to be able TO
jim the military company being raised in your
burg" but We live too far. We have worn
both the gray aud blue, and imagine We know
know hay from ''Straw" foot. We will
anNiously look for the appearance of the story
by your talented young writer Knarf Reuwarb,
in your next issue The measels have been
raging in this neighborhood, but glad TO
report no deaths SO far. More anon. Mac.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

An old fruit grower has been interview ed
rs to the prospects of the coming peach crop
with the following result:
During the past winter every thing has been
favorable to tie deveopmen Mt of the peaches
Since last December the season had been stead
lily culd, which lett the sap Ia the roots. \
winter like that also gives The trees complete
rest, as The growers cali il, which is a certain
guarantee OF large sized peaches during the
following summer. The backward spring has
retarded growth, until now danger irom frost
is reasonably thought 10 be over agd nature
viii proceed with her best methods 10 make
the peach crop for 1883 delicious.
Although the above was from an Eastern
Shore peach grower We published it as Of "A
local nature thinking that if the peach or fruit
crop of that section was safe, ours bein. in the
same latitude and subject 10 aimsSt the same
climatic changes would OF course be also safe.
But since il put III typo We hare been Wis
ied by Slight freeze which may alter consid-
ably Tie prospect. On last Tuesday night ice
formed. far as we have learned, in ever.
section Of the county, and though We have
heard no expressions ot opinion as TO The effect
on the fru, crop i, is expected, that inasmuch as
the peach trees were in full Alooru, they must
necessarily suite. TO some extent in eonst qu-nce
We heard one gentleman OF this village, " no
examined his trees on Wednesday morning, 50
that ice had formed in the bloom. II this Is
the case everywhere then cream aud peaches
will be luxury INDUCED in only in the i'm
agination. We hope, however. that no serl-
uus insults may follow.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
MRy.-What should be done.

On Tuesday next, the first day of May, the
road supervisors will again commence the work
of repairing the public roads throughout the
county, that is, provided the present road
system still continues in force, and as we have
not heard of any change being adopted by the
Commissioners il is presumed that the old
system Will continue. We would again sug-
gest to the different supervisors as We did last
year, that the fact Of throwing IA little loes
dirt into il II I'D hole in the road does not mend
it it may perhaps for the time render ii passa-
be, but in the end it will lie just rs bad if not
worse than at first. And yet thi> seems TO be
the tavorte way of repairing our thorough
fares When "A break or wash is made in Il
road, the >upe. Visor viii collect his hands Oh
the spot, and with picks and shovcls will
gather the dirt, from AN, bank near at hand,
and proceed TO fill up the hole with it. having
no regard tor future washes "r heavy travel
If the present system is to continue, let the
commissioners instruct the supervisors TO stop
the washes in IL substantial manner and TO keep
clear the drums in all the ~ IDS; after that let
them take the leading aad most aNe.led thor
oughfarss il Tie couuly aud stone and gravel
them. They my not lie aL'r to do much
but Il few miles Of road put in complete order
in this way each Year will have a permanent
value the Year round, and can be kept up with
comparatively HDrie eNp,use afterwards. The
and certainly - iiLer"Ii, a. any other county
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

We call especial attention TO the large nd
| vertsement CT Ne Geo. +. Timms & Co,
the well-known Washington cloihiels, which
appears on cur fourth page THESE gentlemen
| occupy The magnificent store On The y. ".
corner OF .,h and b SIS, and keep AT ali times
a complete stock of stylish and well made
clothing, whch they sell at lowest prices. Mr..
Timms has long been identified with the cloth
ing trade in Washington, and his establish
ment is well-known for fair and honorable
dealing Don't fail to visit this store when
ycu 60 10 the city to buy clothing.
Messrs. Els, man Bros, the old and reliable
cothiers and tailors, cor. 9TH and E SITS, n.
W, also avail themselves OF the columns OF
extensive stock is still kept up to its wel-know n
standard Of excellence and taste, and that
everything in the clothing line 10 suit every
taste aud every ones finances may still he had
at their large and busy establishment. In ad-
dition TO their customary stock Of elegant
read made clothing, their tailoring depart
ment is now more comp lete than ever. a call
at this establishment will convince you of Il csc
| facts.
Messrs. Church Stephenson, lumt er deal
ers: corner 9Th st. Maryland Avenue, 5. W
also call the attention Of the readers of the
TINES TO Their well. appointed Lumber Yard
where every csss OF lumber and building
material can be had at the very closest prices
These g ntlcmen are honorable and accomoda
ting young business men, and spare no pains IL
give satisfaction to every one. Their yard i:
conveniently located for our county Trade and
deliver all lumber free on boats or cars
Pationize these gentlemen for your lumber and
speak of the TIMES.
The proprieters of the Family Stoe Store, u
3O6 & 309, Seventh ST., n. w. Washington
offer in this issue some handsome bargains in
their line to be found in that city. This is 4
mammoth establishment and is well stocked
with everything needful in he line of foot
wear. Stock is large and varied and price:
uniformly low. GentlemanIy attention show
every customer by accommodating clerks A
call will satisfy you.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

The publishers OF Rufledge's Aonthiy Offer
twelve valuable rewards in their Monthly fol
May, among which is the following:
We will give $50, o00 in gold TO the Ierser
telling us " hich is the shortest chapter il The
New Testament SclipiuIes mot the new Revi
sien) hy May 10th. 1859. Should two or MOI
correct answers be received, the reward will
be divided The money will be forwarded to
the winner May 18th, 1883. Persons tr, i'm
for the reward must send 20 cents in silver INC
postage stamps takenl with their answer fol
which they will receive the June monthly, ii
which the name and address of the winner d
the reward nd tie correct answer will lie pub
lished, and in which several more valuable re
wards will lie offered. Address, Rutledst
Publishing Company, Eas'on, Pa.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27
silks. S!lks. SILKS.

Oh apesi Silks in Washington. Cslortd
Silks-NIvy B.ge. Bronze, Dark Green aud
Garnet 90 cred silks only 5olt.. worth : every
where Great reduction in black and oo!oTed
silks. Our excellent quality 81 p, black silks
reduced 10 81 90. Oar sublime quality cash
lu.ere hlacA silks reduced from 30 To ; l-=5
Our txira heavy gross grain ooored French
silks red uced from 81 - 10 81 TO, these are
the cheapest aud nest rolorrd silks in tie city.
Our fine quaiih black satrns redue, d I, ON ; 90:
TO I5cIs Our surah satius all coiors are very
cheap at 50ctS Summer silks immense assori-
mrnt only boots Black and rulorcd cashmeTrs
double width al pure Wool 37lcIs. Our large
size pure white Bridal quilts reduced from
- 90 TO 81 IS. CARTER ;,
III Market Space. Washington, d. {.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1883-04-27

A great deal of rain, a little frost, a llllle
hail and now sunshine, have been the var
iations of the weather for the past week.
Mr.. f. Dudley Turner offers his farm
for rent elsewhere in our columns. Those
who want good home and good land to
work should communica'e with him.
No business in town iast Tuesday, not
even Il candidate here. Ila! they ventuF-
cd ont their ardor would Ger "inly have
been considerably dampehed.
There vas no meeting of the Teachers
Association on Monday. The debate and
essays for thai day wi be delivered at
the next meeting.
We learn from reliable source that
the prospects for new Episcopal church
in this village are now brighter than they
have ever heretofore been.
/ TO steal an umbrella is at last Il crime.
But if u man st1a 5 a bottle OF llr, bull
Cough Syrup to cure his cough, can 1t be
called crime.
After July 1st there wi be no stamp
tax on bank checks, matches or patent
medicines But il viii not amend the
difficulty OF getting no d of the tirstuamed
of these articles.
A hop in Port Tobacco Wi hin The next
four weeks is fixed fact 1t is in the
hands of a competent committee and viii
be a grand affair. Look out Tor your IN
yitatlon.
The attention OF merchants and others
whom it may concern is called 10 the sher-
IFS license notice, requiring them To re-
new their licenses on or before May lst.--
Attend to 1t.
The lecture AZ Waldorf, which was pre-
vented 10y tue rain on sunday evening
last, will be delivered at that place on the
18th day of May, at ) O'Clock, +. NJ. The
public are cordially invited 10 at end.
We are IN receipt OF u program Of the
musical festival to be given 10y the ora'o-
RIO Society of Baltimore in that city to-
day and tomorrow. II viii afford 4 rich
treat Tor those Who are able TO al end.
That sheriifaty jack not cannot he
won with ".hrees." Every man viii Of
course get las own ui-trIct; now lie will
have TO draw four Others 10 his side before
lie can win, that viii give him straight
flush" aad walk over. Who can do 1t :
The steamer ArrowsmIth GO eyen vi h
the Thompson ON h>r 'rip down ne river
on Saturday 10y beating her between two
OF the .oweE river landings in reta I-tIon
for having been outrun by the Latter boat
few days previous,
\ lady of Newour las a Ten len months
old that has been aging eggs since the
Eth day of last December with cessation,
and GA last Friday sue IaIi two ruricciiy
formed eggs IN less han oac ur. P"u
Try rais,Ts To the front.
Mr. +. Smith. at GIymon', offers cx-
OF noun lie - Keeps on hand Vel
selected stock 81 goods aud fertilizers
which lac oilers at .ow prices. zee LIs
card elsewhere.
Mr.. Wm Boswell olr,rs Ter sale OF rent
his oomnydiaus store. mos, deSIr,l,ly 10.
Gated n TN. >,Ilsre TN. L.ijdin.. il
wei adapted general merchandise. vE
II any OF our ent.rprlsinc citizens desire
To st.It a canning factory m TOWN il nil
h, JUS what they are l.nkio,, t,r