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Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1884-08-07
Cor. Of the Raleigh Chronicle.

AT Staley's saw q real old-fashion-
ed North Carelinian. His jeans breech-
es (held UP with one suspender) flap
ped around pair of legs that would
have furnished excellent ramrods for
the long squirrel rife over his shout
der. He wore a hat of no color what
ever, with the brim turned down all
around to shed the rain. He was gaunt
and sallow, and lean and dry-and
his halfhound dog at his heels was as
much like him as dog can be like
man. Altogether it was a curious
sight. Did l laugh at him? Not
much. His old leather bag was full
Of squirrels and l did not see any
blood except on their heads. Any
man who could kill squirrels with such
a gun has my respect at least his
shooting has. Instead of laughing 1
thought how | would like to have a
regiment of just such men. They
would charge in tie very jaws of death
when their blood was up.
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DIR. p. n. DAETCN
WiHSTON. c.

OFFERS his professional services 70 the cti-
ozens Of Winston and Salem and the ssr-
rounding country. Office over Y. o. Thomr.-
sons Drag StoIa. April d, '94--Iy
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AN INQUIRY ABOUT LOGAN.
indianapolis Sentinel.

To the Editor Of the Sentinel:-S1R !:
Will you please answer through the
columns of the Sentinel the following
question Did John A. Logan ever
racruit soldiers for the rebel army3 and
oblige A SENTINEL READER.
Mulberry, Ind, June II, 1854.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-10-25
HARDWARE AND METALS.

AxEs-Collins, p dozen. 500; Gold Dollar,
Double hit, l5.Nl.
ski ~. AEp LIDs-ilIe T. n; sugar ket-
TlS PLATE-l. c. iO1lI, y box. $50; l. C.
li12O, O box, S00 Terne, llxM, q box, 7.5O:
Terne, 2lN2S e box, li.50.
TISwARE-Piecrd, discount a a cor,
stamped, discount 81 4 cent.
SoLDEn-No. ], l5c; No. y and u, lsc Z, IN
DUCK EnRsE CoLLAits-NO. Las a dozen.
y 4 AJhEs-Two loop, 400 Rdozen; three loop,
TAcRs--In boxes, 100 papers, 80 pbox.
SRUE HoEs-A dozen, $50; railroad picks,
MArroCKs-V dozen, gO1
10 = cent. t''A' "'u
SAII.s-S.25, rate.
ShoNEl.s AND SrADEs-Rnvlaud's .oA .
conat 20 y cent Ames' list, steel goods,
count 20 and 10 n cent
HEAVY HARnwARE-Shafts, nhlsh. ROC
| poles, 1901 singletrues, wagons, SCI l.Tb,
| oukfy' 30; express 25O; wEsun tongues
100; hickory aNles, 1000; bolster Ii: conn.
ing poles, $40; spokes, NAN select, 40,
| NIX, $50 sawed fellocs, i i.5j. y ln6,
howden Shoes $50: nurthws fern horse nnns
| No. o, 90; I, 6.2i; 5, 601; tar iron, &c rnte,
ploM steer, 'ci spring ste, , Sc; cast steel. lSc
hU1GiEs-C'rade ". and spring ton. gOtNq
iV0'VV: DO, open, 1910 10; do. side Snrinp
! top' ln1O1plSb.Ul; do. side bar, Ion S1.0o
90. phwtons, l2it90l50OO: grade A. slde
| spring, hO'D(6SO.0O; do. phetons, i5O0SS
aou0i pump seat hurgies, N5.O0cs2jO.OO; Mai.
! ons, @O0Gll5.OO. ""e
WiRE-smoolh wire No. ., Sc; Nos. 10 and
-, tle, apanned, barbod wire, TO; galvan.
sed barbed. 10
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Prrrrs- Marr,ma. n a. N.r.h..,.r a..
Arnold a. Arnnid,. indiso NJ. snn,,1,i
choice do. az. Amer,caS AZ. I1mn.,icsn a..
iigo NJ. pociac g. HanoiifoTnn a.. .Iian,s.
Ter mourntno hls. cj,nnss,n n,,',,,rnt1'a . .
UarteI. a. pnnncJ EIJva,inee' a.
Cocheco. a, tjlonceeter az. p;cbmond a.
Windsor. q, Stecl River Ia. Sucn'a -,
Merriluac mink. a.. r chuon9 mink e. a lc1I,
mink n. Nicrri,nc .i,trtint, ~ 3,a.,i ~ Ill
me- ~ Wsmnton az. 47iS1 M, ,ss ~ ~
Dunneti shirtings. isi '"' "a
Brown 9uFeT1N eis.-I N vrence I'll. ~
stiak "A. ~: Augusta, "; Indian Hesd
Atianfc II IL S"ay,nIna' q [ y. iionfc 3
'a;. Pepperui B. M indian4 br,hsr5 Il +
81: peppereN n =. Fremont 90 NJ. Cont
mental K, G, PGppereji q. AZ. Pennnereil n
n. CentIncntal q ~. fndiaI, 0rdhord A 4
4. Badger state / T.. AsI. Miehiran III. ~,
feayeT Dam II ~ TfarI ~! N NJ,
oil, AZ: Granite r. is%, Rndrori r H.
ort1nouth p. ~. Nobawk 4, Root M I,
GTanjteviIe IN NJ. yUo"b,,sa, ''9 ~. ~ :
market A a, Ncwnt,rl,pt "a ~. "a Avg"
BIEACHEp GTrFrINGs-N YORK M.
| Wamgutt1 igiz, Lang,lon an m, ongdafe
| cam muslin. NJ. perkiov e2 ca'rn tnpslin
| 1915, Tusrurnrn 10. Andfnsco,-In / "a X
| MaSouviUe.Q: Lopsiale. gIt. Cabot w. Con1
way, 7: Fruii'of the I oom a, I'iu1yG9d H. .
| Prosperitv. ~. nun ID H. Hnig-g 7iI. lI11l
| lowell q, 81 Boott q 1SI Rallon sfrar0r
| Be-. 4. Blackstone A ~ Hone nj (,rr,n
! 6, 50; Gold Neini p FtrbViIle.7, Fear-
| less,
| TiCKs--Amoslepg AGA. IA. Auospegt A
| ip5; Nniositosp h, l.i.: Rmoskse@ e III!
| AmGsltcag u. ii. Nuo5kea" "a l0lL ma
| NJ, s,,,,(t, fii ~ M ~ - -, ,,N'. ~
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LI0HsEs.


ALCoHoL-F gallon, SAT- q SIZE
BRASDIns-Domestis,R gallon ,s3.eo O $3.50
imported cosBao, 1877, y gallon $3.50; 1872 $3.50
$50, s5.7e; 1888, ;e.5s; Ire, F,4o; 1858, s8OO;
1898, tl05A; Otard, Dupuy 4 Co.'S coEnao, 1873,
$50; 1870, 800; 1854, ,90a; 1873, fle.25; Bis
9uet, Dnbonche d Co, cornsc, 1873, $500 1870,
$50; 1873, 5000.
&. GIN-Domestlc. New York or Philadelphia,
z gallon, ;l.20; Holland, Z gallon, s2.75Cs2.s5
All Rober, Purnctps Old Tom, p gallon, So
G3.25; Sir Robert nurnott's Old Tom, q cask,
is.5Gld90O; Holland, = case, $50.
WHIsKY--Louislana rectified, 30 p cent.
pfoof, 4 gallon, Sll5; Western, yl.l50l.l7,
Bourbon, tl,4OaS,50; Rye, sl.50e3.5O; Scotch,
imported H0Ng4.25i Irish, imported, s4.Od
dI21.
CHAMPAGNE Rouderet Carte Blanch
,uurts, Y dozen, 27.0O; Piper Heidseick quarts
Il dozen, 28.0O; Krug 4 Co.. quarts, p dozen,
i2D, MOer & Chandon, Sillery Mousseux, Il
loZen, 2O0; Cremaut d'Ay, F'do2en, $500; G.
Y. Mupm Co.'S, plnts, 81 additional; dry
7srsenay, 2l75; EXtry Dry, $3.50.
VINES California claret 2 gallon 6RS65;
Llenlandel No. |, z gallon, iO&p75; Imported
clarets, ordinary n cask, 7O.00(g80GO; family
clBrCts, per cask, 20 0OGS0.0O; Ene clarets, y
1ask S01gl750O; NiedOc, d case, 500; ST
Julian, 7 case, $50; Margaux, y case, 100;
Ponte Canet, Il case, 1850; Lar0se, y case
Y 100: Le0yill, y case l2.0O Chateau tAdtte
''7A AF ~ '''a.',, y cave. 2HHG&H
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GKuCEKiEs.

toFFEE-lllu fair ilabl2. prme, lgN4Glgc
choice lSl4Glic; Laguyg., lie; Java, &c.
TEAs-linpera', iSdhjc; Young Hys0n, 400
] Nci OOlong, iSGGc; japan, 6OdGic.
| SuGARs-Powdrrod al.c. cut lOni g5,r
graduated, SIC; standard A l, sc, Iousi
| ma white clarified, Sc. yellow clarified. Y. n
'hoice Louisiana, 7c.
h, MioeLA'ssEs-LouIsiana choice 6Oe, prime
! l1ci lalrt good, lOc; com syrup, &c: sueal
| yrupi Ol@hic; rebOllcd, iJo.i2c
BAGG'NG-P Pure Jute, IA ths, 1870; y yard
| "a los, 1895 ties, l.hj & bundle
! hiCE-Nh Oicsil", 81 t(Oll4C.
| CRACK ERS--~pda y 7c; AK, 10: cream.
! @; ginger snaps, Nc,
soar. Olive, go y DoK, blue India u n
iafs, 5,D box; q 10 Hars. i70 y box; T II
nars, no Is box.
.!CASpLks-stnr, full weight, 1870; short
CHEEsE-tuh cream, iBc.
hofE-loc bnSisi cotton rope, lSc.
nlorHEsPfNs-Round, Csc; spring LEO Z,
MEAsuREs--1, Ddshel, IRON Duund, l,O a
iozen; 2.hoop pals, 200; 6-hoop, rs.
TuUS-3 nest, 22i; 3 nest, 2I5; No l. sra "A
iozen; No. 2, 500; No. 8, 100.
WRAPPING PAPER-Rag and straw, iSa75c.
PowpER-i.OO I, keg OF - ms; laiS do, 295.
" do, d blasting kegs, Us, shotIdrop bag,
AuD2.lO; buck, 2.2sG2.Il
PICKLES, 'how-chuw, lS-barrel, barrel, $50
&-gallon pals, choW-chow, l5O, 9-gnllon
eia n' mixed pickles, l.5oi glass plnts, LIS;
sless quarts 2.Oo glass 4 gallon, $50; glass [
gallon, 470; glass hex, gallon, ITO.
MACK EkEI-Nu. nsrrelh, i2bJ; No. y
iarrels, 80; No. L-barrels, 40: No. 2
barrels, 100; No. 2 .-barrels, 200; No. Eltst
'i5i No. KITS, 100; No. kits, Lev.
hoLLA"D HERniNG-lmporicd, lbs v keg.
nANDY-Stlck, lllSc \ 10; fancy. lTaSoc
kAistEs-LOndon layer, 81.
ClbEh-Ctah apple, sec; Missouri cider, see
y gall N; vinegar, r gallon, lS,da2Oc.
SrARcH-Pearl, fAc; royal glass ~; Son
ion In packages, &c; corn starch LII nsct
ages 70; b,ih wood box glass, nc; IN paper
noN glass, 81.
NE-COncentinted, 2T5ei.OO.
JuGs-We quote: lie = gallon for glazed. .
crooks, lOc y GALLON for glazed.
ToMArOEs-2-h standard Las, In ..,
iRrd, Sl.2i.
DRIED PEAoHEs-llnpeeled sc: peeled, lie
PRoNlsloSs-Short bacon, ~ sc, snort dry
,elt ,llsse; breakfast bacon, lAilii,c hams,
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DRUGS.


=. AclDs-Sulphuric, II carboy, fs75; sltric. 4,
s'Sci oxalic, D N, 49, ,srtArlc, powdered !,
GuMs-Arablc, select \ N, SOC, .safe,,da
. To Sci camphor % to a; opium, 81 ~ TO 4 40
sXbci yamot, Snnderson's, y 10, SslO;
emon, SanderSon's, tl.Si, peppermint sla5,
W,ntergreeni t22b; olive, Malaga, ilg5.
$40 To $3.50. ' 'N''"0'
soArs.-Castile, ms,tlea, y u, selss: cas.
tile, white, lt,plh
MIscELiANEous - Ammonia, carb., \, n,
&c; alum, 2bl; arrowroot, Bermuda. IN, Val,
si.in, copaiha, SIC; borax, refined, lhbiB; cnio-
mel, am, Ifci castor oil, n gal, l.i6ool tl.
esssia buds, y 70, lSolS; cream tartnr, pure,
70, ~; corrosive sublimate, q N, IS; chiorol
!orm, ~, N0SellO; extract loEVvood buik
n, l2SlA; glycerine, bulk, n n, gsS'so,
iodine, resublimeted, u 10, go, lenyss
enchu, short, y 10, %; leaves, SIENNA, Alex
70 sli morphiai sulph, n or, $3.50; splrlts
nltei, sweet, 10, 81 strychnia, crystala' 81 HI
NV 'spleca' y y, I; war, white, u,
chonidia. 10 Ia 40. si"-
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This idea Of GoIng Wost

10 VUIOfaUO or Now MeXlcO Tor pure
air to relieve consumption is all mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief in all cases OF
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price 50
cents aud Sl.UO. Sold by Hickox & Pat
t9rson, the druggists. who are always
looking after the interest of their GUS
tomcrsi have now secured tho sale
Of DR.. Bosanko'3 Coughand Lung Syrup,
remedy that mover falls to cure coughs,
colds, pal in the chest and all lung af-
fections. FOR proof try free sample
bottle. Regu mr. size, 80 cents and Sl.OO.
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FRUIT, PoULrny. oAysr prc

ArrLEs-sSsi per barrel.
,ooihANet,s-scily, v case OF 80. 500; valen.
nnsAoNs-slclly, 100 a box Malaga, Ios.
bANANAs-aOctti NJ IA bunch.
SkAfks- Malaga, 00O,ae50 half barrel.
SWIFT PoTAroKs-Nominal.
ysluNs-New, country, 30. y bu.
rorAroEs-f bushel, Doc.
I'm. f"'"' ~ es',ts
irrkcys. Vc.
Iocs-2ec n dozen.
h yss an cssis :, vssismSnsssc, cooking
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BOOTS AND suors

Mems klp brogans, eiOel.9s; boys Kin bro.
h sns SSi0i mems n calf brogans, l.0sei.7s;
buckle plovs, l009l,a5, boys Kip 2-buckls
plowe, Ssdl.2o; mems hun halls, conrress md
button, lISe2i5; mems calf balls, conrress
sn l ny button, SsNelol; mems kip boots, 2l.lNl
Sve meme 7. calf boots, ciOSDlb.OO. m.n's
sslI boots, 2A.00do000; boy's kin boolS. Ia fS
lhvvi boys n calf boots, lG.SReqiUl, bryis
eali boots, y. J0G27.00; women's hi kin moi sas
sSsYSSSSsici Misses ~ Nip polkas, e6tOc;
PIX ipolkas, All sizes, ssd6Sc. women \ .aip No
an ~ polish, l,0alSb; Misses calf peg a 4
~ ollsh, Woll0; womcn's buzz ssvef N II.
IN yl.oi womon's calf sewcd polish, / 10
~ =, women grain sewed and polish, 20
goa sewod rolish. l.50di.55i womenis grain
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LUMBER AM nvI..,,I>,. ,Arrp,

LUMBER AND eNiLOiNU MATERIAL,
koueH LuMnER-under - feet, 80 h l.OOo.
over - feet, N2ldO n 1000
uhHasfp LuMnER-One side, select. 81, =
tHA; one side, over 10 inches vide. ti;,9 J,
tAtS twn .ldes,S2i.d0 n 1000; one side, doll.
inches, ~ q l,00, native siding, SO b Ion:
white Pine siding, secand common, tT,SO ~
~ poplar siding, SIS n 1909; rough ceiling.
70 n l,uh; Y ceiling, dressed aud undrcssc1
~ WNi X ceiling, dressed and undresse,l.
- y l,WO, poplar ceiling, $3.50 n Loo. white
zine ceiling, 81 n 1900; dressed and matched
,a,oorlng, Esil9 q loo; ls-inch battons, rourh,
lI.N per loo; dressed, leO n l,OOO. ~
hniNOLEa-lA Ion. Sap nine. sacS. her ri,
nne, a. No. ] cypress, N9S; q. N cyprers.
LOO boss, best or all heart cypress, ~. Ii
nension cypress. inches. ~; round end cy.
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Y. Iosnnto.
This name has become 80 familiar with
ae most Of people throughout tho
lnitcd States that n Il hardly neces.
AIRY TO state that no II the originator Of
70 great Or. Bosanko's Cough and I.tne
yfup, the peoples favorite remedy
hefvver known, fer coughs. colds. Con-
mption and all affections oflthe throat
lungs. Price 80 cents hnd $i.Op.
'oid ~ 1ickox q Patterson, Dallas.
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Pixies Toothnch6 Drops cure in one
minute. German Com Remover kills
corns and buniors.
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No mother should be without
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
which cures all female diseases and
makes all women happy.

The Rev. George II. Thayer, of Bour.
bon, Indiana, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Consump-
ton Cure" Sold nv j. VI. House
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There is secret about
MEXICAN FEMALE REMEDY
which all ladies should know. See our
circular at your druggists.

While Bailey's Saline Aperient is the
best substitute for purgalive pills, ii is
also the cheapest and most pleasant.
AS standard female medicine, Eng
iSh Female Bitters takes the lead.
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LIVE STOCK.

GAIT, E--Stccrs from 2.50ia }.25. Fat bar.
ron cows, 2 ~ to 2.75. Bulls rom rs to 225
Veal calves 4 % 10 SEQ. Mich COWS, 25.os 10
i5.N per head.
hoGs--I'st hogs. 4.25 to AIS; stock hoss
800 To 4 o.
SHEEp-Multons, zee TO go.
These prices are for live weights per lA lbs
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The bost machinery and bost work.
men are only employed by Franklin n
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Sloepless nights made miserable the
thSt terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is by
remedy for you. Sold by j. NJ. Houss,
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We offer new and stylish goods onl,
~ reduced prices at Il. Bauman's, rs
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BUY YOUR Cigars from Il. Calm n Co.
and secure a chance in the Grand Draw
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From 10 to II every morning you need
not pay lor your grub. 1t is free at the
Glen Lea.
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Are you made miserable by iudlges-
| ton, constipation, dizziness, loss OF ap-
petite, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizer Is
2 positive cure. Sold by j. NJ. House.
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Rogers Citrate OF Magnesia is n ine,
snti-bilious, etfervescent drink. Pro-
pared by A. Rogers q Sons, 2Sl Bleeoke,
street, New York.
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"Hackmetsck," lasting and fragrar
perfume. Price - and 50 cents. Sold /
J. NJ. House.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint you
have printed guarantee on every bottle
of Shiloh's Vit2lizar. IL never fails to
cure. sold by j. NJ. House.
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A chance for = gold watch, suit Of
clothes and other ino goods, all for y
cents.
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Group, whoOplng cough and bronchitis
immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold by j. NJ. House.
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Jersey Jerscysi JerseysI
In all shades, below coat, at Bauman's
IOH Elm street
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Call and SEQ the new designs i'm pho
Biography at j. II. Webster's, 7Ol Elm
street,
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A nasal injector Tree with each bottle
OF Shiloh's catarrh Remedy. Price 81
cents. Sold by j. N. House.
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Shlloh's Cough and Consumption Cure
IA sold by us on guarantee. 1t cures
consumption. Sold by j. NJ. House.
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shiloh's Catarrh Remedy a positive
euro for catsr,h, diphtheriS and oanker
mouth. Sold bv J. NJ. Hou2e.
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John, how do you like my new hat
Whore did You get itH Why, at Bau
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Shiloh's cure win Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold bv j. NJ. House.
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What an ugly face when you took sick
on. NJ pills. Bailey's Saline Aporlent is
better.
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GRAIN Am BREADSTFFs.
hat Highest Doe; lowest, 80.

WHEAT Highest 60c; lowest, 30.
RYT--Nominal barley nominal
CORN Bulk, Soc; sacked, &c.
OATs-23c IN bulk 27c sacked
FLoUR-Per cwt.: Patent $3.50; fancy, $40;
choice family, s225; XXHX, s2,0o low grade,
sl.5O.
BRAE--At mills, 75c; IN store, 81.
CORHNEAJs--F Fine boiled per i0a pounds
il.3B
HQMiNE AND tiRirs-35 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, 81 ~.
chQpped corn and oats per 100 pounds, 81 80.
COT bran per 100 pounds, Zoe.
GaAftAH FLoCR-Per ~ pounds, 81
HAY-Prairie, 81 per bale or 80 loose; mil
let ~ per y lc or 81 loose.
MtLLFr ANFn--Atf German millet, No
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THE BUSINESS WORLD.
COMMERCIAL.

DALLAS, Oct. 2i.--Since September the
total receipts OF cotton, up TO last night,
were i209s bales. shipments, ll,058
bales, and stocks last night we're LOS
bales. options declined AZ New York to-day
and closed easy. st southern pc Is and at
Liverpool rates are hsnged and steady.
Spots declined l-l6. other ports are uu-
changed. Very little business on cal to-day,
owing 10 had weather.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-03-13
Church Directory.

Reformed Church--Rev. H. Wissler pas
tor. Weekly Lectures Tuesday evening
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society every second
"Wednesday evening. Regular services by
appointment from the pulpit.
Lutheran Church Rev. w. c. Wire pas
tor Services. Sunday 10 A. NJ and $50 p.
NJ. Sunday School, 2. p. NJ. Prayer Meet
ing, Wednesday, GAS p. NJ.
Protestant Episcopal Church-Rev. Ern-
est McGill, Rector. Ser ices Sunday, 10 A.
NJ and 3.15 p. N. Sunday School, 900 p.
NJ.
Moravian Church, (Mcchanicstown) Rev.
Il. W. Shields, Pastor. Preaching every Sun
day, alternating morning and evening"
Prayer Meeting every Friday evening Sun
day School 8 o'clock, a. m.
Moravian Church (Graceham) Rev. E. W.
Shields Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, alternating NOR
ming and evening.
Mite Society every Monday evening.
PRAYER Meeting every Wednesday evening.
Ladies Sewing Circle every Thursday
evening at the Parsonage.
United Brethren Church-BIitc Society
Second and Fourth Wednesday.
Sunday School 2 p NJ.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday evening.
Regular Services by appointment from the
pulpit.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev. d.
Haskell Pastor Services every alternate
unday at 10 A. NJ. Sunday School A. M
PRAYER Meeting every alternate Stndsy at !
p. NJ.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-03-13
The AstOrs as Landlords.

"MahlSt!cA' i'll Couricr-Journa
The Astols are the best of landlords. They
always reduce the rents Of their tenants in
times Of great commercial panics, knowing
that it is quite impossible to collect under the
original grant. With returning prosperity,
they have always cheerfully restored the old
original high prices, and without being i'm
portuned, first adding raise to the original
tax in order to make up their virtuous losses.
Such men as tho Vanderbilts, Goulds and
other lcviathans of golden seas are of course
enemies to the rest of the human
race, but they are not SO persistently op-
pressive as the colossal real estate
holters. 1t was said Attla boasted
that tho grass never grew where his horses
hoofs had passed. Under the hoof-prints of
the Astors and their army of devastatols
nothing grows but fodder for the Astor
family. When this tribe builts new block
of houses (and they are always at it) they
leave bare places for the tenant to finish
the cornices to tho ceiling, the fire-places and
the gas fixtures --all on the plea that they
,annot possibly know what tho taste of the
enant may be- "Ah Sin" might take a
esson from these supplemented and ingenu-
ous people.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-03-13
Robert Lincoln.

t"Gath" in New York Tribune
Robert Lincoln, the sec.,,tary of war, came
moro nearly out Of tho city of Washington
thnn any OF our public men. He was born
nearly forty years ago i'll Springfield, Ills,
and, it is said, at a tavern, where his father
paid $4 week for board for himself and
Wife AT the birth of the second child Mr..
Lincoln wrote to a friend n curious sketch of
the secretary, saying: ave have another
boy, born on the 10th Of March tiS46 He is
very much such child as BOB was at lis
age rather of a longer order. Bob is short
and low and expect always will be. lIo
talks very plainly almost as plainly
as anybody. He is quite smart enough.
! sometimes fear lie is one of the little rare
ripe sort that arc smarter at about 5 than
ever after. He has good deal of that spirit
Of mischief that is the offspring Of much
animal spirits. Since l began this letter a
messenger has como to tell ME that Bob was
lost but by the time reached the house his
mother he'd found him and had him whipped,
and by now, very likely, he is run away
again. Not long after this, Mr.. Lincoln
was sent to congress for ono term, where he
made one speech. 1t did not look much Ike
his coming to the presidency after he went
home. Robert was a young man about
ready for college, when his father was made
president, and saw political life from tho
standpoint not of "A mingler in it, but Of the
prince and victim Of it. The best thing no
found in Washington was his wife, OF whom
he was deeply enamorel, AMI he has provol
q most careful husband
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-03-13
Curran and the j ud:c.
TExchangc.l


Mr.. James first gives Lord Bgou ,ham's
definition OF lawyer rs IA learned gentlo-
man who rescues your estate from your
enemies and keeps it to himself" AMI then
goes on to recall an Old story Of Lord Avon
more, who had fallen into the bad habit Of
intcrrupting counsel. Thus Curran was
often stopped short in his argument by his
loriship, who would say: "Mr. Curran,
know your clcvcrness, but it's quite in vain
Tor YOU to go on; see the drift Of it all, and
you are only giving yourself AMI me
unnecessary trouble Ono day Cur
ran, being too often stopped in
this way, thus addressed the Judge: "Pcr-
haps, my lord, am straying, but you must
inlpute it to the extreme agitation of my
mind. | have just witnessed so dreadful a
circumstance that my imagination has not
yet recovered from the shock" The judge
was all attention: 'Go on, Mr.. Cunran."
"On my why to court, my lord, as passed
by one Of tho markets, observed butcher
proceeding to slaughter n calf. just as his
hand was raised, lovely little child sp-
preached him unpeiceived, and, terrible to
relate-l SEQ the life blood gushing out still
the poor child's bosom was undor the butch
ers' hand, when he plunged the knife into
into Into tho chili" criol out the
judge with great emotion. "Your lordship
sometimes anticipates-it won't right into the
neck OF the calf"