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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper. Vesselsdnd Railroads
YORK. AUGUST o. 1881
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw.YoRK. August 6. 1884,

COFFEEThe Rio market steady and moderately auus W.
Fair cargoc, quoted al csc sales 200 Rio e1 Gus
dian" 792 do 'Ro.se' 502 do 'H0IroT Op'pgh
dull prices previous day Sales $500 hags
closing prices follows: August 100 asC,S
tember. lO8S Is; October, 820dS25; NOvemDer o.
$50: and December $50 s3j. Mild Grades qhe'
though steady sales 900 mats Java on private tern %
COTTON -SpOt Cotton again quiet and the scheu as
reduced Lice The sales for the day were
bales 575 which last 400 being iorchp
and CAS- for home nsumpon Receipts at The pot '0'
bales against 323 this day last week and w las,
The In0tltiOns according to tne American cassh1S''
aafn1i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
CANDUSKY HARBOR, ONO.

- UNIEu iAIts ENGINEER OFFICE
CLEVELAND. ONO. jay % 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS IN trlplCite hddrt ssed 10 The u1
deG gned viii DO Ell al THIS Office un ~ O'Clock noon.
Tuesday, August p N 10000 cubic yards
rss OF mud clay sand &C. from the channel at san
dusky ilarhOr, ONO.
Forms Specific be Obt4 ned AZ tins Office Tha
United states reserves The right Ia reject all proposals.
The OF $1,000 less Ordinary contingent expenses 10
available fOT this Work. l. COOPER oNERhAN,
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
TOLEDO HARBOR.

UNlfsD STATES ENGINEER OFFICE
CLEVELAND, ohlO July - 1854. !
SEALED PROPOSALS. in triDeats addressed 10 the I'M
dersgned VIII be received at this oce ~ o'clock noes.
saturday August 23 1884, fO removing 100000 cubic yards
less of mud clay sand from channel through
Manmee Ha,, Lake Erie
Forms aud specifications be obtained at this once The
United states the night all proposAs
The sum OF t2OOOO less ordinary contingent etpsnses
available Tor this work. 1. COOPER ON ERMAN
neiar VI Enxnsers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
Fay nii"i0n


PROPOSALS ~ DUPLICATE SEALED
! aud iuiutad uh envelope iid ~ sunni - AhFpr
ssl N tr,tNr az fhla pitn unil ntura Ansnat y.
1885, tH tho IluNiua auptlta ~ a. naa Vuut ~ ha dn
v.n1 WITHIN rn dAi NOM ia'u ~ urf Dec ~ Ntrhse AZ
tlp Natf Nati ttn Auth 800. ............
htUi.At ui ritAh lNuiNttNtNu
small iiptitf ~ Nbia Htuis llat ~ Whlth can
be- srtn al tua uitt aui Al itu hsNY faW
Tie .ht o. ttsrFnd titr o. aif 90 az lla nat may nos
TO irtiuut aiN dntagt1ua 30 Tho cav iuhitul
lii tir pniht ahd taltl
tai dulNrfh vt The supplies Awarded
hlifA 40 les furnished AZ ms once
hld not openly signed aud otthci val mol W fonshefoi
n GILMAN,
IUt 1 N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

C,c,co August 6-FlOur easier. but not qup'aDIy
cisn,cG wheat que' ami averaged shade lover Opch.9
,-,r and la Sc higher declined IA cc IAiicd g an
closed "a over yesterdays prices sac aa3ei auSa,
st..rS, Cln.ug al ~epto nbef - 80 ~
% H. NoyewI.r "a e closing at 50 BE- 30 = IA, 40
SpTng 81 &c. closing at u 80 Gs - 30 30, oi S1i
~ SGc - S3c. Corn In fair demand OAts Ili' Ul
dTm rye hrm G2s Barley dun at soc i5Ls gun CON-
cent. Elonr 1000 bUls; Wheat lS3DlO Du,n VI
- 900 Dusli oats $4,000 push Rye. A1oO OusI' ia"
ley. ! 400 Dusb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

The fennrd mlikrt was duoi Hhd quotations W'i' l'.
durri - Of cont pa gallon th t'hli
HnAnfuHn, fonnu Au4 u. crude on alra'N '''H
mus tuesday, dn7aD bhisi uo shipments trr"'ir'i
charters. 5C,ul4 busi tlchaucc7, Ndll"'" b'i7'
United ripe Line certificates opened at y anl rl sea
7G7si highest plico OF the da'i - o ""''' ll"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
FRUITS AND BERRIEs-FREsH.

Apples rather less plenty, and really choice shipping
stock rules shade hrrcr though prices show htte ch3nHe
still greatly neglected. Peaches are IN largo
supply have declined Tn" market today IS groaty IN
settled AMI irregular OWING 70 the late arrival OF me
the burning Of the Pennsylvania r. IL
crry alps at Jersey City ears are selling Sowyand
buyers favor Pms extremely DUH preserVers are
not buying and sales TO dealers are at comparatively low
supply OF from North aroma ara
virginia demand 5r them slack and prices weak as quoted
Black berries sell aIv when choice but soft and pooraNe 70
sell o. Hucklc cries pcuty. dun aud lower Wafer
melons about steady. MuskmelOus very Irregular IN qay
and price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

LIVE sroCx MNRXEr3-gY rELE1RNPH
BUFF 40 August G-Cruis- Receipts todtY Vh'iI DIV
for ,reE tiu r 200 head Tor tns last wees '"D
head; c)nsigAcd through - cars no market h'"o "'0
q -, ,.,,s Al.
s.s,s- Receipts to-day. 2tO) head total for week thus N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
Bt'TrER.

Receipts for the week ~ $50 pkg. Exports s4l2 pkgs
l9loOtO Grcat Britain and 4.222 10 the Continent The
@ mas boon very active aud values have shown grad
W. nlns tendency. Exporters have taken upward OF
oOO pkgs about $1,000 NJ which were shipped and Tho
Dsanc held over for want Of freight This has put tho
marker IN much better shape and given force 70 the heller
mat we have the lowest point o. the AZ the close
tadc Is quiet hut fairly steady all fine grades
fnoy state creamery pals are Iobbng at 23d23 be- few
gg lots reaching 24c; Fancy quality I'm tubs aels ~ 22c
ENa western IL hrm ~ AL especial brands occasionally
gong a. high re tn" strong Western adyices to-day
make receivers anxious 70 establish 22c current price for
Des quality good many nice useful mark. arc stu gong
AZ u0 Oc Exporters have followed the advance mp 10 ~
6@pr but now seem inclined 10 hold On awhile state DAIRY
~ small supply aud very little OF nne quality offerings 2Oc Ia
ap The top on beat uuOrOken invoices but shade more To
,uNe on close selections Imitation Creamery grnerily
inflow hplce and meeting slow sale For COOL To Inc lines ~
western D1iy hore Il TAR demand at lAdljc occasional
!o.ty Graded lots going Ia L. higher More doing IN Fac
to'y ana urmcr market ON all grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
proposnle.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL RI RECEIVED AT the
UPTOWN OFFICES, No. l,2iS Broadway. corner Thirty
hrstst, until D. aud 30e West Twenty thrst corner
Eighth ave, No. l53 FOm thaNen corner foutteAihst,
200 Thrlaye corner Fory-cyenthst; No7 1907 Thru
ave near Sxllcthst and al the HARLEM OFFICE 2, 90
Third corner One hundred st., 70
sp. H., at regular Office rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OFCoUNrRY PRODUCE
VI NIIU WU'h uTIIIIg y II = % u
BEANS AND PEAS.

receipts for the week-Beans AS bbs: Peas l050 bnsh
Lkp2rts-Beans 6S3 pkgs; Peas 1856 bush state Mar
TO" gher and firm but the advance tends check important
business Medium and Pea selling slowly. White Kidney
9ue Red Kidney in very light stock and firm at 70 20
uOcc turtle soup sparngY offered inquired for ana strong
Ioeien Beans have only small jobbng trade Green Peas
scarce IN moderate demand and frmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
X RARITAN BAY.

I bNTD'I VI ~ INlfINI ~ IN
~ l.. = ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 80 Army Building.
Cor Houston aud Greene sts. NEW YORK. July ~ lssib
SEALED PROPOSALS N tplCac VIII be received AZ
this Office until ~ o'clock OF Thursday september ~
1854 for dredging in artan Bay, OF Scgune Point " j.
Appropriation. 10000.
For forms of proposals and all information, apply al this
office. q. J. o. LLESPlE
ALnlnr M En.,ra LLl 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
Major Of Eng'rs, Bvt II


4 NNINfINI IN.
- L. :. ENGINEER OFFICE. Room 80 Army Building, !
Cor. Houston and Greene SITS. NEWlORN July % 1881
SEALED PROPOSALS., IN tfipcste, Will be received AZ
until - o'clock Thursday. september 49,
1854 FOR dredging in Pasaic RIVER. y j. between Clarks
spool Dock Newark y j., AMI the MoDtcsT and
Greenwood Lake Railroad Bridge. Appropriation. $4,000
For forms Of proposals. and all information Apply az this
Office @. q LLESPlE.
Major OF Eng'rs. It..tol. L. $ A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

closed ssh above yesterday: Ne re- $1,000
$3.50 ac November closing At outsids nErss
No Red. rs hd7stc Corn very slow Scarcely anything
doing sales At So a8i9c Cash; August sep
soagi io cash 2ts.S2l7c August 2f'c september, NS
N the Year Rye dull and nominal BasysS s.s an,s;
at 81 80 Hay steady and unchanged Bran lower ~ o0o
Ole Corn Meal quiet at s. 20 WHISKY ,es Sy ana ara
JobbYng sl7 Bulk MeatsLong Clear ~ 75 shor. 19
50 10 ~ 10; Short Clear 80 0OHSlO Lard SOd ~ 90
Rscepts Flour 1000 6bIs Wheat lO2 900 bush $40 S s
20 600 $4,000 ShiDments-Flonr LOW oeie
Wheat SO 900 bush Corn 49, bush. oats 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

! pnl indorepd cuvt 0pe " ld fp supplies AdVcr
s,d" viii he received ~ his UDc uut ~ O'Clock August
% for the following suppl"s uf me beat quality, ~ be lie.
lVcr,d within n tom DAYS from tlar of nfd tree OF
pcuse, m the NlNa IalulHtOry, iiopkYn, n n
BUREAU 90 MEDICINE AND 4 n lNN.
Lumber Hardware Paints Sc. fnr ,arlentrs Do
paftmrnt Naval IA o'afoIv. brooklyn. y y
Lets of the Articles iCtitd can Doe a hs Oic and ~
the NtVal 2 nhpIatirv
rho right a. reserved tn reject any l hils that may nos
be- ilr med mIvnufa .ruua fu fh' f'1fnfi ni
Two spunsihla sutpls cd fD c prompt AMI taith
IN delivery uf the s1ppliHa awarded
Blank fuiua VIII 20 uuish'd at the ulrr
Nus not ptp ~ sieuol and ,tlnr uoi ho dotel.
~ GILMAN
INV t.ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

Receipts for week i2j5 Dkgs Market has improved some
what since Last report but the demand "a slack Tine hrmor
hOdn; he been to expected decrease in receipts
the close holders " fancy stock somewhat confident ana
asking little FOR their best marks han can easily be
obtained Western must be very choice 10 reach Nc some
far can De hat Il 7clc and the bulk Of sales
in that A few Canadian reach lS4c.. ami shade
is asked for pet brands bu To sell with any freedom 4Sc
could not be exceeded FOR the best
state. fresh packed.18 di9 Western and Cana, -
Canadan choice lis dlolt dian. held. ........ 2aT
Western choice bbl3 l7a4lS Western. cases, good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

fgTII- ~ UFNRIT5-nHTEn.

Rec.ints FOR the week 49, pkgs EypOus-Dret Apples
oGi plgs Nv Delaware Evnpoatcd Apples are jon
at old stock Ing out slowly m rang 90 u9,
o. Old ~uu-nreI Apples i2 sinai 'npy aUI ' HI @
sgt, t,ie io OF choice srw North carolina sun uU ale
bnr an Winch rr ,eis are trying to draw bid ot 1c
y lni. oil yanoratel and ~uu.Ducl Peache1 lay' 'lN'l
I'M r ttc,4 u. several sales oI NrW tNdp
GRATED Vaspbcrrics reported at Poe, ana som, lol5o
n.J in riupo of .3r &c, latter extreme" cherries gun.
,nI .t1adv some i0 pkgs Sew Bl1 kbcrrcs have been
-.-- L.. M-.-L-L I'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE.

CHARLESTON, August 6-TurpeEtne quiet at 29c bid -.
SAVANNAH. August Gspirfs Of TuIpentine arm At Zye
Sales nominal; Rosin firm ~ 05stl Oh Sales 400 bbls
WILMINGTON August 6.-TuTpentine firm at 29l4c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

EUROPEAN PRDDTCE MNR<frA
LIVERPOOL August -PioyiHDIs-BIc0l Cdn1' ihi NJ
44s Od Long MIddleA AS Od short Cieas AlIAe%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
MINES AND MINING.

SALES At THE NETWORK MINING EXCHANGE
NETWORK, August 6, 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

i 4. =. EvGNrFg OrIrr. Room 80 Army Building, !
Cor. Houston and Green" 81, NiN loHk July % ISL
SEALED PROPOSAL =, IN triricttc will Ice received AZ
this Ollie until o'clock noon ~ Nen -i 49, ~eplemperlI
lSSi for dr,dg IN the M ting cs rud ~ Sleeps
at BAY with Dead horse Inlet Amount available. $4,000
for forms of proposals.. and all innua9n app{ AZ this
0n,e. q. J.. 1llIt~PlL
Mlior ~ Engrs Byt. IT., ol 4. =. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

omILsR

Receipts Tor tho wc'k, 1000 pigs. Exports,
1G3t3 pkgs. Liverpool cable sos Prices have ga"u'l
worked mp and the mir closes rn but quiet some ol lo
best factories of state tu Cheese selling undr the
trrrat lOii but other fancy parcels going m ludl oc
Fine lots sell al 9h0H ir. with lower grades WIN % r
Good Might Ntlk skins having pretty oo sale at 79HTc
state l202 hour Skur also In moderate request az ga c
generally few vania skins arriving good lots
would bring pa 2c ohio HATS held higher In sympathy Win
the adysncr In state fac lots reach Sig.
STATE art0ry Fancy DO, Far 10 Prime. l2p l.
full Cream 10 dlOi4 DO. Poor 10 Fair. Oh
Do. Fine ....-.... Cha 90 Creamery skins,
Do Good 10 Prime SLn "a Penn. GOOd....-.. n 21
DO. Poor To Fair 6l2D IDOr COmmJu........ u l+2
DO.nlghtmk SKINS %
ONO Factory Fiat
fine, mild ......... u Sa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
nRFDGING IL NEWARK BAY. &c.

~ L. :. ENGINEER OFFICE Room 80 Army Building I
Cor Houston and Greene sts. NEwYoKH, july 20 ls4
SEALED PROPOSALS, in trphcate VIII be received AZ
this Ohce unu Il o'clock noon, OF Thursday, september ~
lsSl for dredging Newark Bay and Tor dixie extension az
the mouth of the Pass4c River Appropriation r2)ooO.
proposals. and all Information, apply al this
Office. q. J.. GILLESPIE
lnrn Of En0'r l. - a L. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, BELOW


/. :. ENGINEER OFFICE 20 SARAIOGAsT. I
BALTMoRH. Nh. July -, 1874
PROPOSALS for furnishing 10000 tons stone for tho
improvement Of the cape Fear River North carolina wall be
received until August 18TH 1885, Und opened inmed
atey thereafter
Blank forms and &c be had upon appi
cation this once to the resident engineer Mr. Henry
AT Wilmington y. c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

The daily average receipts Of MIX tnn ,i .'t, ~
different railroad dsriUu.int points 10 an. A,@t 5f;
week hsyc been fJAuwst frir ~ S 49, Io-,
cans Condensed MIX and l4l cans ~ .le,'N Nh &
l7lj can, Of Mix, AMI l4j cans OF M g..
Haven and Hartford 10 can. 90 MIX; ontario AM w."
cru. l.1GJ caIs of STIR AMI III cans OF u.s., 49,, y,
aucllrua and Western 81 Oh " !. auu o. -, ~
Cream; NJ city and Ngth5rI ~ ~ Gus % ,,,
OF MA ann ~ ''n' y.
an, Nv mi.celianr0u. short 90 cans 81 MA ana
cans 81 Cream The total Iccepts have been Il,'1 %
Mix III cans OF CnnGeused MIX, AMI ) 8 cans O 'ioA
The average price pad the surplus has been - ~ tn %
4Oquarts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
IMPROVING CAPE FEAR RIVER, BE

4 Us ENGINEER OFFICE Room 80 Army Building. I
Cor Houston and Greene SITS, NtWNCEk. jay % lS5i
SEALED PROPOSALS, In triple re- viii b. received a.
this office until 2Oc0ck noon of cdn"ay september ~,
1884 dT,dging and dikIng tho channel from CanaIss
Landing 10 Jamaica Bay. Amount aihr. 10000
For ms Of proposals. aud all Information. apply at us
Office. g. .blILt~PIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07
pROPOSALG FOR DREDGING.

1 L. :. ESGfNR lR OtFCR, Room 90 Army Building,
Cor Houston aud Greene ss, NtW NoTk Juiy 20, loSi)
SEALED PROPOSALS, In trplicae. VIII be received Az
TN. once uutl u oeock IA on ot Wednc- ~ ~epiember
L. 1884 Tor dredging iu the channel beiVou staten Island
and New.Ieisry Appropriation 10000. $500.
For forms Of proposals and all information apply az ibis
Office. O.. !" 90 ~ f~llti
N IL II L NM IL L II A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-07

Island Potato plenty du!l an iayoIiv ria
small lots OF sweet Potatoes ron Eas9'n .es 10 i'm
- Ing SjOlD+ 30 prr bpi pea IT ',,s I'm arLe
~ 0O Ouon. plenty very lu and wca< Ioma9s ~ -;
supply and OIrTel lOw Greed corn 'lo.'t fevy
Philadelphia sell generally al > od>i " r. ntbsr
fancy Long leland lIts have sold az - w pr .e,encs
etahe. rui. .tr4 y owing 10 moderate icCcP''' ~
OF pr ylIng set AMI stormy weather. 90. o,o-o,.
,r' ,Li 80 JUN to-51 - DO j. and l.. Ii JO0 %
~, I.rsev ,n6 3 Egg plant Phla~ 80, 81,
Do Sweet. pr bblj OJd } % per DOl. 80 90
Bccts T.. i. per 100 -trlhg % o''' l. Be- 49,
. aGn.a,. oo4' % " ba.kot co.. 40 80
her i1I 3 OOa35o DO T.. T., per bn. go l ~
tuCtm.nIS 100 MI ''N'~-''''
|. uer 100 50Y - Turmps: 800 r., ~
GGeenPcIs.l bag i OUGl % 10. Nus'"" 'o''''' -
p.,nut. o,,,., I'm, .,o,dv p,eans arm and fair de
mtnd.
Peanuts Va hlnl picket. tot --..--..'-''''' n
Peanuts, Va, farmers -------------
Peanuts Va shclci. to prime -.- ~
Pecdns, round lots Per u
The Dawson journal., 1884-06-26
Is Columbus Against Dawson i?

If our people are left to Judge of
the Columbus people by tile position
taken by their leading newspaper,
then, We must conclude that they are
all opposed to the location Of The
line Of railroad by way Of Dawson,
Notwithstanding their friendly pro
testations. We would like to know
of the Columbus people if the
Enquirer-Sun properly represents
them, and, if so, why this sudden
turning about? Below we copy
from the Enquirer-Sun:-
"One of the good results in the
railroad meeting held here last Sat
urday, appears to have been casting
about for some one to iron the road
when graded This being the case,
1t stands the people of Columbus in
hand to devote all their energies in
the direction Of Cuthbert. This line
is shorter, can be graded cheaper,
runs through better country and
we have it from unquestionable
authority that when the road is grad
ed to Cuthbert, it will be ironed and
equipped by an organization that
will also give connection that can
in no other way be obtained. We
speak adyisedly when we say that a
corporation is now ready to iron the
road to Cuthbert, AMI will do so Just
as soon as it is graded. The people
of this city can 90 to work with a
surety, if they want road to Cuth,
bert.
The Dawson journal., 1884-06-26
The Railroad Commission.

To thinking men, it is becoming
quite apparent that the railroad
commission laws Of Georgia nsed
some modification. The railroad in
terest of the state, already, is becom-
ing paralyzed by the heavy and OPP
pressive burdens imposed upon it by
a set of laws which looks to the in
terest of only one side Of this ques-
ton. The Railroad Commission mn
der proper regulations is good
thing and there seems to be no dis
position upon the part of either the
railroads or people TO get rid of it, if
it can only be confined to the sphere
for which it was originally created,
but if it is to be used as an engine of
power to crush out railroad enter
prise in the State of Georgia it were
well for the people to begin to con
slider the end of the thing. Tie
journal reiterates its formerly de
fined position upon this question -
1t is not opposed to the Commission
but thinks its powers should be de-
defined, restricted, limited.
The Dawson journal., 1884-06-26
The Georgia Convention

Augusta Chronicle.
The delegates to our State Conven-
ton have illustrated nobly the motto
of the Commonwealth. They have
been wise, just . and moderate. We
may add that they have been rracti-
cal. Delegates were elected without
instruction, aud all causes of diStrac.
ton IL the party sedulously avoided
The delegates so to Chicago to do
what Is best for the party and to sup
port the candidate at the convention
who Las the best title to their votes.
They have strong individual prefer
ences, largely for Gov. Cleveland,
and, if he be the man of destiny.
Georgia will not tail to give him all
the aid and comfort in her power.
At present, notwithstanding the ST.
lence Of his State, he is thought to be
the most prominent and available per
son for the Presidential nomination.
If that sentiment should prevail at
the supreme moment nobody here
will quarrel at the result. Our dele
gates however will await events and
concentrate on the best man, accord
ing to their light and understanding.
There may be sudden ana surprising
changes before the convention assem-
bles. An unlocked for inspiration
may carry the convention by storm.
Georgia has confidence in her dele
gates and leaves trustfulIy to
them the issues of the hour when for
mulated in the grand councils of the
party,
The Dawson journal., 1884-06-26
About The Railroad.

For several weeks past, the people
of Cuthbert have been very active in
trying to influence the location of
the proposed new line of railroad via
that city. We do not blame the peo-
pie of Cuthbert, for, if they can get
the road, it is to their interest to do
so, and, certainly, their right We
merely mention this fact to stimulate
the people of Terrell to double dill
gence. Below we copy an extract
from the Cuthbcrt Enterprise OF last
week -
Capt. W. NJ Tumlin, who had
been appointed by our committee, to
visit Columbus, and find out aud re,
port the status of railroad matters
there, returned on Mon lay last. A.
soon as we laid our optics on him,
we applied the reportorial gimlet,
and requested him to "t,ll it all. In
reply the Captain sal |, Il am just on
my way now to meet the committee
and report to them, and if you'll 90
with me there, you shall know all
about it, Soon seated in the room
with the committee, Capt. Tumlin
gave a full AMI explicit account of
his work il Columbus, what he saw,
heard and did The whole story
would greatly interest our readers,
but there are wany things connected
will the enterprise which is bought
best not to make public, but We = e
permitted to s y this much: Tie
people of Columbus are thoroughly
aroused on the subject Of railroad
going south, AMI are going to have
It, Almost to a man, they prefer
the B. G. & G. route through Cnth
bert, and steps are nov being taken
by parties in charge of the matter to
get the whole thing in shape and
come before, the people and ask for
subscriptions. We can get the road
by doing our whole duty, but not
otherwise. The friends of the Daw
son route are making heroic effor
to carry it in Tat direction, and we
shall have not only do as well, but
better than they.
We would like to go more in dc
tail, but do not think it wise to do
so just now. Suffice it to say that
we really believe, that with good
management on the part of those in
charge Of the work, AMI liberal sub
scliptIoDs to stock on our part, we
shall have railroad through Cuth-
bert in not fal from twelve months
time
The Dawson journal., 1884-06-26
Crazy Patch-W ork

Having large assortment of remnal is
and pieces of handsome hrocaded silks
satns and velvetS, we are putting them mp
in assorted bundles and furnishing them
for Crazy Patchwork" Cushions, Mats,
Tides, etc, etc. Package No. lis
handsome bundle of eXquisit silk, satins
and brocaded velvets Gall differently Just
the thing for the most superb pattern of
fancy work. Sent postpaid for So cents in
postal note or 1-Cent stamps. Package
No. 2-containing three times as much as
package No. l. This is sent postpaid for
500. These are all of the very finest
quality and cannot be equalled at any
other silk works in the L. S. at three times
our prices. They will please any lady,
One order always brings a dozen more.
Ladies' Manual of Fancy Work, with 400
illustrations and full instructions forartistlc
fancy work, handsomely bound, postpaid,
so cents. Order now. Address, The
ROCHESTER SILK WORKS, Rochester, New
York. May 10, st.