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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-18
RICHMOND MARKETS.
THURSDAY, January IL, 1884.
CountPy Produce.

iDpies. Choice eating, S3.0OWH = barrel:
prime, s3dS3.5O; good to tair, sz@so'
BeesDar: use. q n. oo.oa
rough, 81 u 5000 TBS .., =, .,,.
Butter Strictly prime, o5c: good 70 prime,
2otG22c.: poor to fair. 12@lSc. Market active
~ caJ5aoe: Choice. l0@13c. Z head and active;
poor stock. 4aGc. n head.
Corn Meal: 65646Sc. per bushei Tor country
Dried Fruit: Apples. fancy sliced; okc.; plain,
choice &c blackDerres, 7SGlec.; cherries, $50
lac. Peaenes-Peeled, 4 10 lOc.; unpeeled, Acc
41c. Market active. AZ,
lire To,cls: Heas, 25c.; chickens. large, 400
25c.; other size, liza l6c. ,o
D,,ssef Poulfry. Turkeys. fat l2kalac.
Uhictens: small l2@l3c'; large S@9c.
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PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEws,JAN. II, 1884.
lBy telegraph


Steamer Luray, schermerhorn. Norfolk, mer-
rhandse aud passengers. Chesapeake aud ohio
Railway Company land sailed on returnl.
steamer Northampton, NcCarrick. Norfolk
merchandise and passengers, Chesapeake and ONO
Railway Company land sailed on returnD.
steamer Accomac. Delk, merchandise and pas
sengcrs Smithteid, Chesapeake and ohio Railway
Company (and sliled on refurnl.
steamer Richmond, BOaz, West Point. and
sailed for Norfolk.
Steamer Ouyandotte, Kelly, New York, mer-
cbaBdiSe.
steamship Costello (Br). Chandler, New Or
leans for Liverpool. with cotton. put Ia for coal.
steamship Wlngals DR., Thompson. New Or
leans for London, with general cargo, put In for
coal.
steamship Goodalming tBr.). shekyls, Belize,
for London, with mahogany, put In for coal.
SAILED.
steamship Oliyay Tower. Pearsc, Liverpool,
with cotton. lumber &c.
schooner William Il. HcrricL, roweil, Boston,
coal. Chesapeake and OHIO Railway Company.
schooner william II. Bailey. Bailcy, New York,
coal. chesapeake and ohio Rail say Company.
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Robb.sI and Murdered.
A STARTLING TRAGEDY IN PITTSBURGH.
Inv teIerraphfo the Dispatch.I

BY telegraphto the p'spalch.I
PITTSBURGH, PA, january l7.-At half.
past / o'clock this morning the body Of
Professor Peter voltz. n prominent citi-
zen Of Allegheny, was found ut the Tenth
Street Railroad bridge with bullet.hoIe
In the right temple. His coat and vest
were open. and his pockets had been rihed
and his watch was gone. About four feet
from the BODY was thirty cents in change
and tuning.fork. There was no evil
dence OF struggle, and suicide was at
first suggested, but rs no weapon was
found Il is believed that he was murdered.
The bridge is dark, and Is a favorable resort
for thieves. There Is no clue to the MUIR
derer Professor yoltz haves n widow
and several grown-up children.
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DeStitutiOn Among PENNSYLVANIA
Miners.
TBy telegraph to the Dispatch. J

TBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
READING, PA, JANUARY 17.-Great desti-
tuition prevails among the miners at work
IN the ore-beds in lower: Macunzie, Lehigh
county, and along the East Penn railroad.
Their pay has recently been cut down
from seventy-fve to sixty-fve cehts per
day, and now the storekeepers refuse to
give them the usual monthly credit, de-
handing cash payments. The contractors
operating the mines say that the reduction
was necessiated by the fall in the price OF
iron. Only few OF the mines are IN ope-
ration. and as rule hundreds Of the mir
ers are idle.
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Killed I'm "a Well by Dynamite.

Dy telegraph U Iht UspAICH.I
CHARLOTTE, y. c., January 17.-Culpep-
per Austin and Mack Chapman. while dig
ging n well to-day on the farm OF Mark
Austin, in Union county. used dynamite
cartridge in blasting. The cartridge hung
fire and they returned to the well, when the
cartridge exploded. Austin was terribly
mangled and died. Chapman had both
arms blown of and his eyes put out. He
will die.
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GENERAL. MARKETS.
NEW YORK IRON MARkET.

JANUARY l5.-seolch pig Is a little more freely
dealt in. the sales beng Of rather larger quanti-
ties; prices are steadily held; some LOO tons
have been taken within several days Of various
brands. American pig is held essentially for
several days. with demand without improY t.
ment. Rails are quiet. The following art
the quotations: American pig. No. 4, e20el2' ;
No. z. Sl9axl9.0D; forge, tl7Gsl7.50; seetcl
pig, s3tds2l.1O for Giengarn0ck; s22@ s22.2 %
FOR Coltness; $2O6S20.3O for Egiinton, and
s22Ms22.5O for Summarize, including parcels Il
arrive. $3.50 for Langloan &23MS23.5u foi
Garischerrie s2l.50 for Carnbroe. American
steel rails at $50 al mills for next years deliy
cry. Journal III lOsimSPcs.
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Fire I'm New York.
(By telegraph To the Dispatch. |

by ItItlTupH 10 INC DlsDdICU.I
New YORK, January IA fire this af-
ternoon in Exchange Court, starting in the
Office OF f. NJ. Lockwood Il Co., causes
damage already Of Sl50.0OO. Twenty thou
sand dollars worth OF West Shore SIS and
one hundred shares Of Union Pacific are
known TO have been burned. The build
ing is occupied by many brokers and
bankers. The firm Of ii. l.. Horton & Co.
il of tbe number.
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A Cruel Captain Fined.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.I

Nv telegraph 70 the DlspaIcnJ
NEW YORK, January LIN the United
States Circuit Court to-day Captain Joshua
Slocum, OF the ship Northern Light, who
was convicted OF cruelty TO III. A. slater, 4
sailor on his vessel. on the passage from
South Africa to this port, was sentenced
by Judge Benedict to pay $500 fine. The
amount was paid and the Captain released.
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Another Disabled Ocean steamer.

By TtICFTdTTI
NEW YORK, January 1.-THE steamer
France, which arrived here to-day from
Havre, reports that on January 9th, in lati-
tude 400 59, longitude 80 2G,, she spoke
the steamer Germania. with her shafts
broken, going east. She wanted no assist
ance. All were well on board.
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HORSES. MULES. cows, &c.
AND MULES.
~

Any person wanting HORSE to OIL a certain
or saddle purposes can write To me, No. 90 EAST
FIFTH STREET, CINCIN NATL O., which is my
business headquarters. ! viii al the order
Richmond. who are large dealers. aud who Will
keep the stock on my own account In case they are
not satisfactory. MULES bought also on same
terms. GEORGE ". nENNETT,
no 22-sm 20 east Fifth street. CipcinnpthO
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

senator Riddiebergcr's Newpcrrs News
Biil-An About Alcoholic Liouors-Ihc
Bonded Whiskcy Bill - Persopal News
Items Richmond People nc the Capitol
The Virginia Scna> ors for judge sener's
Keappcintment-iAP Pension for Jefferson's
Grandsia M htor-Bricfs, &C.
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NEW YORK, January 17-NOOR.-StOcks weak
and lower Money easy at 2n2E per cent. EX-
changc-LOng,4S42 short, 4S7. uose nmenIs
hrm states quiet.
Erening.-Exchangn. fS44. Money. lhGt2'e per
cent. Treasury baanccs-Currency, $4,000;
coin. S5.9S9. Governments strong; ~ per
cents, 1l4'S; 4 per cents. l24's; per cents, 100
bid. state bond, steady.
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MIR. ZuebIin Resigns.
(By telegraph TO the Dispatch

PHILADELPHIA, January 17.-,lr. John
L. Zueblin, superintendent Of the sixth
district OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, has resigned TO accept position
as general superintendent OF the Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph Company.
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GROCERIES. LiQuOMS. &c.

DIGS FEET, CAPE-COD GRAN
BERRIES FLORIDA ORANGES,
FAMILY ROE-lIERRINGs.
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR and
MOLASSE>,
TURKISH and FRENCH PEUNES very low,
DRIED and tVAPORATED PEACHES.
Fresh supply al ....,,........
jals CHRISTIAN WHIiEr.
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NEM YORK TOBACCO MARKET.

JANUARY lJ.-FOr we tern leaf The market con-
tinues dull, hui on moderate stocks desirable lots
are held firmly. Seedle:lf meets with far J0bbing
demand and steady prices. sales 200 hhds. ken-
tncky leaf al S0 &C.: 300 cases seedlcaf 1852
crop Pcunsylvania ~ llH2Oc.; >" eases 1852
do. New England az llm20c.; i6 eases 1852 do.
Observation-Disclosures AT LA &c.: 200 bales Ha-
vana al S5c.@sl.lJ; 100 bales Sumatra AT
Sl.2J@Sl.50. The quotations are:
Virginia shipplng grades
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ER 8 90 o y y A a / /
RRR Q o w AAA [
( ( 90 7 A a LII
6 sGe & / / 3 : Z ZEE
6 ee / / ! ! F. X
GGG LII UUU ZEE

Warranted the strongest, Toughest aud Most Elias
tic Glue on Earth ROYAL FAMILY GLUE Mend.
Everything SOLID AS ROCK HARD AS ADA
MANT FIRM AS GRANlTE!H New Scientific
Discovery -Reyolutionizes the Liquid Glue Bust
ness of the World! ROYAL GU Is Absolutely
Uabreakable and Lisepartbtel sAMsoNIAN
GIANT among other Clues and dement's! MIL
LIONS of People are sing Royal Cline and MIL
LIONS MORE Must Have IT.! No Heatlng-No
Preparation-Always Ready - Always Liquid!
Clues CHINA, WOOD, GLASS. Leather Billiard
Cue Tips and Cloth, Crsckery. ORNAMENTS ~
Every Kind, Metals, Patches on Leather aud Rub
Der Shoes Book Backs, Brlc-a-lrac. and Every
thing Else with lnseparable Tenaclty! MANU-.
FACTURERS OF Textile Fabrics straw Goods,
Artificial Flowers. Imitation stained Glass, Gam
Labels, Fine Carriages and Pianos, Paper. Card
Board, on Cloth and Carpets. VINO use ROYAL
GLUE for Sizing, Stifiening and Glucing Purposes,
supplied by the PINT, Gallon. or IL GALLON
BARREL. Royal Glue Talks Tor Itself. The
News Of Its Marvellous and Extraordinary I'm
breakabe Qualities, its Great Siso0thness. tlexi.
bjlity and strength FLASHES LIKE LIGHTNING
from one ST. mcr To Anoth.r! LIVE SALES
MEN job Thousands of Bottles OF ROYAL Glue &c
Druggists Grocers etc. SMALL BOYS sell Hun
drsds Of Bottles To Business Ohces ano Families
rs CENTS per Bottle, with Brush ana Tin Cover
by MAIL, POSTPAID. 10 cenlseAtrn, ,manuIactured
1347 PENNSYLVANIA ave. Washington, ID. g.
LIVE AGENTS wanted in every Clty and Coun-
~ throughout the United states. Canada, Europe
stationers. Hardware and Variety Dealers every.
where. The Trade aud Public supplied by BURR
& BRIDGES, 1898 franklin street. PuRCElL
LADD X Co. POWER u NfLOk ~ Cos BOD
EKER BROTHERS. OWENS MINOR, Rich
mond. We. 70 2S-1v
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY II, 1884.
ARRIVED.

steamer Old Dominion. Walker, New York.
merchandise and passengers. q. W. Allen & Co.,
agents
steamer Ariel. Clifford, Norfolk, United STATES
m AZ, merchandise, and passengers. l.. Il. TatID.
sunerinteudont
schooner Eagle Spauliing, Bost n. nsh-scrap
and guanO, Allison & Addison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-18
NEW YORK PEANUT MARkET.

JANUARY l5.--Pcanuts are held 10 steady price
ON moderate joebing demand. ,Qnotaiions are
for new at &c. for best hand-pickeTS}c. for extra
hand picked. and "a 7xe. for other lot,.Joaraai
Of Commerce. 4.f
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE
RICHMOND. January - 4
OFFERINGS.

RICMOND. January II. 1851.
OFFERINGS.
WUEAT.-Whltc. 40 bushels. Mixed, 272 BUSH
els Red, l46 bushels. 90, ,oo
t'oRN.-White, 2,546 bushels. Mixed 400
bushels.
sALEs REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WuEAT-White. 20 bushels common al > 10.
Red. 40 bushels common Longberry az sl'p6
o72 bushels mixed AT IL. O6 10 Sl.l3; 3S bushels
good Shortberry ut Al. 05 Ia Sl.Od.
CoRN.-White, Lac bushels very good prime
nj 81 10 zoe.
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ed before adjournment that the debate
should cease at 4 o'clock tomorrow. ana
that vote should be taken Immediately
thereafter.
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EloIIr.

rIour we quote: tine, so.6O@s3: supernne,
sS.25l $40: extra, si.75@Si 400 ..'',,'" M
s5.25: Patent FAMILY. s6ms6.21. Market very
duIi.
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! FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY, January II, 1884.
SALEs-FfRsT BoARD.--5O0 Richmond city SIS
at 104b; 1000 Petersburg Railroad. Glass u, at
7Gi, 1000 do. at 7Gt.
SECOND BoAnD.-10,000 Virginia new SIS (B.
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.HRISTMAS GOODS.

4
FINE VIRGINIA and SUGAR-CURED HAMS
BEEF TONGUES, MINCE-MFAT. RAlSlNs,
CITRON. CURRANTS. CRANBERRlEs.
JELLY PRESERVES. SWEET PICKLES.
MALAGA GRAPES CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
PINEAPPLE-, EDAM-, and CUTTING
CHEESE. -
SARArOGA CHIPS. BUCKWHEAT.
MAPLE SYRUP, FLORIDA ORANGES.
FRESH NUTS. Ii MONS.
FRENCH and TURKISH PRUNES,
and an endless variety Of good things nj
MCC ARTHY & lIAlNEs's.
de 10 627 east Broad street.
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NEW YORK SuMAC MAMNEl.

JANUARY l5.-Quotedat f75@sS0 for Virginia
! merce.
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NEW YORK, January l7.-CottOn-Net receipts,
746 bales: gross. 9sl bales. Futures closed
duh: sales. 36,On0 bales; January. slO.65: Feb
ruary, sl069Gsl0. 20: March $40. s6@sl0.s7:
April Si1o1@sil. log; Nav .!5@sli.i8:
August, sll.iS@sl Lao: September. sll.14@
sl115: October, s1O.76@s1O.77; November,
SlO.656S lO.67.
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THE MEXICAN TREATY

WASHINGTON, d. O., January 1.-THE
Senate spent four hours and half to-day
In executive session, considering the
Mexican treaty. An agreement was reach
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Common In

Virginia shipping grades:
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DANVILLE.

rHE CASE 0T FRANK SLEpGg AND JOHN VIII
>ON--A VOICE FROM TIRE COUNCIL ABOUT
NE FINANCES or TIE CITN-OTHER
VOICES.
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WILLIAMSBURG.

CoC8T-DAY--A PEANUT CASE-LAND SALE
EEGlSTRATION MATTERS-NEw DEPOT, &C.
Correspondence OF tie Richmond DIsDatch.I
JANUARY, II. 1884.
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by Telegraph.

Old Dominica Steamship Co... 100 1l6
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WASHINGTON, Janua1y 1.-THE House
Committee on Pensions to-day agreed TO
report fayorably the bill Of Representative
Robinson, OF New York, 10 pension Sep
timia Randolph Meikleham, The only sur
ylving grandchild OF Thomas Jefferson
Inc bill was subsequently reported to the
House. The pension Is fixed at $1,000 a
year instead Of $1,000, as proposed by the
original bill, and is payable quarterly in
advance.
A favorable report was also directed to
be made on the bill OF Representative
Hewitt, OF Alabama, granting pension to
all survivors OF the Mexican war, OF the
wars with the Creeks, with the seminoles,
or Of the Black-IIawk war.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-22
FACTS AND NEWS.

Vinegar viii remove lime from car
pets.
North Carolina boasts Of 39j gold
mines.
Hog Eye is the name Of new Texas
town.
Rueablo, Mexico, uses money made
of soap.
Eggs are FIVE cents dozen at Jewett
Texas
Barnums new tent will hold 81 900
persons.
jay Eye See, the famous trotter, is
six years old.
wormwooi or pennyroyal will drive
out ants
Salts of lemon will take stains from
ivory knives.
Place camphor gum near your silver
to keep it bright.
San Antonio has more parks than any
city in the South.
New York has society for the cul.
Givation Of Irish music.
Bismarck sausages are the latest
thing from the butchers.
Savannah, Ga, has the oldest opera
house IN the United States.
The greatest known depth Of the At
lantic Ocean is FIVE miles.
Four-fiths Of the London merchants
live twenty miles away.
The largest city in Japan is Osaka,
which contains ! ,5S5, COG inhabitants.
Ranchmon owning sd, $50, 600 worth
Of land and cattle, live in Kansas City.
The number OF officers employed in
the Internal Revenue Bureau is 4,2l7.
Buttin. matches between colored men
are the favorite Mississippi amusement.
A Port5mouth, Me-, firm sells more
than twenty tons of oleomargarine a
mouth.
The new Philadelphia directory re-
CORDS the names OF nearly three thous-
and Smiths.
The Judges Of the Pennsylvania Su.
preme Court are now talking Of adopt
ing robes.
Total abstinence, even for boys, was
thing unknown IN Eaglaad early in
this century
The Georgia State debt amounts to
S.. 404 735, the last Of which is payable
in 1905.
The New England railroads are said
to have killed in the past year 22l per-
sons, aud injured 535.
Savou, the French word for soap, is
ascribad to Savona, the place at which
it was first manufactured.
This is the fourth great food in the
Ohio during fifty years. They have
occurred in 1882. lS47, 1853, 1884.
The Mississippi is now widening
At Blacktish, Ark, the river is forty
miles wide. Sixty miles is the flood
width.
There are to be nine circuses in the
country this year, exclusive of the two
which the politicians will have at Chi
Cago in June and July.
According to prominent physician,
one.ha the colored children born in
Baltimore die before attaining the age
Of two years.
~4~-~---------
New Orleans MOlasses.
Il Il n.I....s.
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New Orleans MOlasses.

The genuine article of New Orleans
Molasses, for sale in cans, at
n3 BANNIsTER & WETHERLY's.
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AYERS sAasAPARiLLA.

ParrArro W
Gg. =. a. hvs.e. = &c, Ic~7c., Er=s..
soil by al Driedsrs; ii s'S bottles for as.
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All respectable dealers keep Damiana
Bitters.
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THE SILVER STATE.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING SUNDAYS
EXCEPTED Bl
j. j.. HELL & co.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

enc copy, one year, by mai............s9 .s9 co.
One copy, SIX months by m,l ....,,....4 4 90
One copy, three months, hy mail. ........ 2 So
Delivered BY Carrier. 30 Cents psr week.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING:

One Square 90 Hnes) first Insertion. -. so 80.
zach subsequent Insertion, per square. -. l 90
A liberal reduction 10 regular advertisers.
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AGENTS:
@. W. CRANE, 3lS Pine street and 10 Leides
dcrff street, Paom g, ian Francisco.
w. A. CAsWHi.a. Sssa llasatG, California.
B.. f. RILEY Is authorized TO collect and re
ccipt for snhseripticEs to the SnyEa STATE IN
Paradise Valley.
s. r. YouNs is authorized to collect and
Feceip. Tor subscriptions to the SILVER STATE at
Eig Gcadows
A. GIvrz is authorized to collect and receipt
for subscriptions to the SILVER STATE in Spring
City.
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= There is nothing terrible in death
yithout life hpth made il 80.

- There 10 nothing terrible in death
without life hath made it 30.
KY .Yirginia will contribute 100000
bushels OF peanuts to human happiness
this year.
|TS - Teacher: "Who9 reiggedT after
/ Saul?" Little Bessie: "David. y ,8fftA I'D
Isbho came after Solomon? ."The Queen
of Sheba"
/ = AS small boy testified in a Justices
court that the afIray took place on a
Sunday. "How do you know it was on
aiSunday?" Because on that day had
to go to the side door to get beer for
dinner"
= The wealthiest man in the world is
the Chinese banker, Han Qua, of Can
ton. He pays taxes upon an; estate Of
$3.50, 100000, and is estimated to be
worth billion taes, which, in our mon.
ey would be about fourteen hundred
million dollars.
1t is said the planting of tansy
around the trunks Of apple and other
fruit trees will keep away the tree borer.
= Harg up few strips Of tarred pa.
per in the grsnary; and the vermin will
not stay It will also clear mice from
the garret of the house. Scatter few
pieces Of the paper about the garret, ard
one need rot lie awake nights on account
of tLc racing of mice and rats for they
will not stay where tarred paper perfume es
the air. Tack it up, and hang few
strips inside the hen house, and lice will
not stay long even there.
10 Gs.k e l.. ,:.
country was in 1929.
- Never diapute with woman about
her weight. She's always bound to have
her own weight.
pondent. Certainly. There are two in
our neighborhood that are reasoning with
each other oil through the Silly night.
"A bag Of gold containing 81 900
was banded out from the Columbia
National Bank Sept. 9th, in payment for
check for $50. The mistake was dis.
covered and the money retured the same
day.
- If your Christianity does not make
you better man, your profession of it
will not do anybody eiee any good.
-. North Carolina viii spend $50, 600
oa ssr exhibit at New Orleans. tbs
Old North State is firmly convinced that
advertising pays.
= There is no use in cleaning your
poultry houses unless you burn the old
nests. They will harbor more Of the
various kinds of poultry parasites than
you can ever rxterminate with white.
wash brush.
= II is question whether it is better
to talk in church, ss members OF the
choir do, or go to sleep, like the deacons.
Japan has only 10000 paupers in a
population of 30,000,000.
= Ireland pays eight millions per an.
nnm in taxes to England.
- Coaches we're first used in England
in 1862
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Ga- Best Horse & Csttle Powders al al
Orr q Sloan's. ~ siS .istS|fIs, 81 A -. 3 =
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Female Regulator

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!, gPApssIEIp, sIEEIp' lREopi &Ton 60, Bo4 2s, Atlanta,
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Myndrlx Hes z aa:s.


II Is pleasant to announce that Mr.. J..
Hendrix McLane, the leader Of the Sin.
DEPENDENT party In South Carolina and
its nominee for Congress in the Flint
District, has now settled his dues io the
State, lacking only half 3: cent Of being
absolutely squnre with the Common.
wealth. The Office; charged with the
duty Of collecting Mr. MeLane's poll tax
ioI 1857 With sosts was just too late to
him requesting O settlement. McLane,
actipg through +. II. Brayton, internal
revenue collector, to-day paid 1912,
leaving hale o cent ;sti,l due. Mr..
McLane was,not toibe expected to send
q whole cent for absolute liquidation of
the debt, and the officer generously ex.
presses himself as satisfied. He will
forego the balf cent from his. costs.--
Columbia Letter 20 the Ne,cs and C6u.
s.;es.
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