Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1886-09-30
NUN BER 81.
SOUTHERN NEWS oLeAn,Nos.
Cotton Markets.

NsNll bales.
Nav ORLEANs.-Cotton firm; middhng.
p'sc, low middling. SIC; good ordinary,
-. net receipts, 6.sas bales; gruss receipts,
d6i9 bales exports To Great Britain. i,s1s
bales sales, 30 hales; stock, 81 W. bales.
MEMPHIS. Cotton steady; middlng.
pAc.; rcccipts, ais bales; shipments, Ii
bales stock i,S'S bales sales 600 bales
SAcRiiIoors parties at Knoxville Tenn,
early the other morning tore away the cor
ncr-stonc OF the new $4,000 Methodist
church, and escaped with the copper boxes
containing valuable documents.
vriN OF gold has bccn discovered in
paying quantities on the farm Of Major
smith, near Newport, Cocec County Tenn.
scores of people are Hooking To the place
JouN YE,orR, aged twcnty-six years, q
farmer of Brnxton County. VIVA, blew in
his gun Just before going out to hunt, when
IL was accidentally discharged, the load
passing directly through his head, killing
him instantly
FRANK ). HuNPuRtEs was hanged at Mil
lcdgcvillc, Ga, Tor murder aud rape OF two
ladies-Cnrrie Raines aud Fila HUMPHREYS
his kinswomcn, ON March & IIe confessed
bis guilt Go the sheriff but made no state
mcnt on the scaffold
WRIonr HfLboN, colorcd. to hc Hanged
~ Edgcned \. G., on tho gtth FOR the rob
hcry aud murder OF wealthy planter
named Logronc, In November, 1884, was ro
prievcd till Octobcrs
AnvjcEs from parishc, In which Louisiana
oranges are principally grown report that
the crop Is complete failure this year II
usually averages from thirty 60 atty ml
lion ycnr, but will not be one million this
year in consequence Of the severe freeza
last winter
A rERRirfc boiler explosion occurred nj
the Top mill Wheeling w Va, tho other
evening by which the engineer. John En-
cry, lost his life, and Foreman Hornbrook
aud Others wcrc injured. Emery was
standing direct In front of the boilers
when one OF the ilues burst, knocking him
several rods The escaping stonn literally
cooked his body. Hc lived until next night.
when he dicd in intense agony. III wasan
officer Of the First West Virginia Volunteer
Infantry, aud was just about to take part
In the reunion az Wheeling.
Mus G. A. RrpoLrn. twenty-threo years
old, bride of six weeks, shot herself four
times In the breast, dying shortly efter, at
her home in Baltimore, Md no causa ns-
signed.
GEonor M. EABLEH, city marshal Of
Longview, NJ Marshall, Tex, was killed in
a d iiculiy with l., l.. mud T.. W roague,
father and sou, OF Gregg County
EARLY the other evening A. ID. owen.
merchant OF Cresswoll n. G., while s'eep-
sng upstairs IN his store, heard ,omo ono
breaking in. he came down aud saw two
men. he was fired upon. aud forty buck.
shot took effect In his stomach. lf,~dicd
In about nm hour
Two PnfSTEn-. with Kansas CITY cnrtIs i'm
their pockets. were struck by n bridge over
a creek eight miles from Memphis. Tonn.,
on the H. and y. road. the other morning,
md knocked from the roof Of the psscnger
ear whore they were stealing ride. Both
werc killed instantly. Their names we're
4. =. Owen aud Cohen
-rfcfAL 10 the New Orleans Thacg-
Democrat from LuIa, Miss says. Georgs
Hartley express agent and postmaster ~
Lyons. Miss. who absc0ndcd several DAYS
ogo, turns out To be defanltar to tho Post
oiie Department An the stamps aud
cash are missing and nine Registered let
ters have been riied Of their contents.
NEv YoK's Chamber of Commerce has
sent $4,000 TO Charleston IS. G.
\ pgw days ago a dog belonging 10 John
Campbell, OF Argenta, Ark, showed symp.
toms OF hydrophobia. Before 10 was slain
~ bit another dog aud a calf The Inter
died within twenty four hours, showing
every sign Of madness. White usn were
chasing tho dog aud the animal ran into
the yard of Colonel W j. Duval, and bit
his ten yenr-o old boy on both hands 10 also
bit three yearold girl of Campbeli's.
Tho boy was sent ~ Beebc and a msdstons
applied ~ his wounds. This stone adhered
repeatedly, and he wns brought home be.
lieved 10 be cured but on tha gfth he yas
very low, and u is feared that a geDuins
case Of hydrOphobia vii develop
hississirPr 10 Justly proud of her female
Industrial college a. Columbus
GExEsAL Ho0xEY" LEg was nominated
Tor Congress in toe Eighth Virginia district.
lie u the youngest son of the late General
Robert b. Lee
AZ Interesting event took placs az tho
Confederate Soldiers Home Richmond.
Va few days ago. The Homc = lust be-
yond Che city limits, in beautiful grove.
-Four or five hundred of the leading socioty
people we're gathered there under tho oaFs
70 see Miss Minnie Davis. daughter of th.,
~ President of The Confederacy. Invested
sitb che badge 0f the membarshlp Of Dr. Y.
ieo Camp. ~ which sha has recently been
male an honorary member Miss Davis
was Hifiii 30 hlfniuoua in sound Of tne guns
that Numbered against me Capitol ~ be-
confederate States aud on tbIs account
she nos been called thc Daugafer of the
'onfedcrrcv Ihe exc scs were sffurio
ard Informal General Charles } Andrf.
son. % fhe Volunteer State Infantry. and
Na.or Thona. p BTan1eD Of Confederate
artillery fuua r.eerted Miss Davis 20 fhs
Home captah, John Maxwell on behalf
Df the E b.. Zee Camp prosented her ,ho
haige She accepted it gracefully matag
% reFpon.e 90 isv words in sH aino.f r
audible tone of voice. After vis.nng tbs
rarous cottages and .hauking bands a.th
ite Old veterans Miss Davis returned o. lhb
eity
HoHEEr tDAssov. 0f smvrne Iean.
drove lo CHURCH and hitc6ed i.a horse orc.
side Whep ha canne COS the bsrse had
dsapposrcd. Soc lard under had caveJ n
Ten feet deep
Tvs veart ego paper box naref ed
in New Orleans. leaving ha a dats sith
nothing hut kuo'g edge of bis fr1dr Size
went to work n hor atte room ua.Iag
boxes and uat so successful in getting sr-
ders tbat she bad more than sht could 90.
She hired help added room after room.
and now hires th'rt3 five bands She ffnv
Els for fef own house. taking long drum.
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