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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
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Iror TuE ADyENrIsEN.1
] SOC from the Charleston N.wo
a. Co"ric, tM".N WA Il r.ra Iis"u.9
sioH in Columbia on how to rs:sr
the inoACy for n" Agricultural Cot
lego.
1t was propose! to p!arn - tax of
81 Oh each dog OF the state. Who
will pay this tax? The tcHAHt;
and m"ErnC, i the de- owner
OF the STATE.
It%Hch tax should be placed i!
should 50 % thc freq : hp,l rlni.
SO the schools may run six 10 Yin
E2onthS instead Of two 10 th,cc
months uh'lGr tn" present SYST m
Thi; vii! hc real b"nrHt to th"
po"r of the Lana, Who Will pay TIE
larger part OF tho dog tax. Ii i
sh"9'l 20 into tM.r Agricultural
CUllVg" rrrriouS few Of III" y" n
banded tillcrs Of the soil will eV
reap any good from it. ltisji~;"~
cason0hlr to Jay Cra!n poor ma
can send his son to the old :. {.
college, a. ., ;Nr new iiiiniHn :"rr
culture College.
If tn" Ii; ~. II S',o.Ii - t" r,. {"
The money ~ lrUblinr II" I'"~s
phAtc royalty, this will hr cnh IL
cling the price o. GuaN", and W.I
comr out CT The !ahorVr
of the lAuh, who will nrvr.
reap any dirc.t benefit f'om Ii
C"ll".r! If terra college mu t
be built gentlemen, don't saddle The
hurIrn OF Che Lr1t upun ,he poor
OF the land bv direct or ! Direct
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
HoW VARIOUS AUTHORS woak.

Justin NctSriiy rr' Riun fS0uc'c4ult-
Young Townsend ana n"nnrd SaIa.
Justin MCCARTHY does tar-t of lila
writing between I IN Che ma-nin, and
- u'cio"k. noon. D,rm BOnciCau!td riuks
a pot OF strong breakfast tea. eats n bis.
cat and Srcs 10 work between 3 and G
III the msruiN,r. finishing hy 8 or 10.
Augusta pay rAvcly undertakes sus,
t".'.,i l~;ows-y ltho: until after llo'c!uc!l
al n,S"t. w:.rn i!r p"opie are out 0f his
Theatre, ana IL, can rr,Irn in quiet to
the """. paper h Bits uf his early lie.
ii" r"Il"!t!y pes away until 4 o. 10 *
IL Ia" ilHgmins, writing with a cruuacd
pointed pen that makes i MARK ike tn.
na.i "i II C.:tago g,rl.
John ltu%.ra Young is another night
writer, ami he hH,s curiuu habits. He
Uses = fine pointed pen, makes very
small characters, and when engaged in
r'ur'tion iraws his pen around between
the imcs an words, making paddles ot
INK that gave his manuscript the appear
ancc of II OF ~Srhwatka's maps OF
Alaska. George Alfred Townsend die.
iatrS almost every line of his work 10 a
sichograpi.cr. 50 does Joseph Howard,
Jr.
George Augustus Sala writes with a
nae pen and makes manuscriD; so small.
ana close HAT IL 10 read with difficulty.
Sra works IN the morning, and some
times we'll n'Ong toward the nitdle Of
a." afternoon. Slrdou, when he GETS a
pay INTO his mind, moves out to his
country reriicn.r, and neither sees nor
si"aks To any body um!il he is through
w!tih Attached to his chateau there
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
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Cnuniv .n hnLlv hyo.nn nrI ulanr-
la NJ u, .,,n dirh Thn Coll1w-
ir-nrr H.. r,..,,s f,f.. can b..
lnDrn,J.
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of thn "n,h ri, rr;n, Of Histrrs.
yrnr. h,.,,I in ;hn n,Il nr Nm. T..
Gnrd who Iivrs naly Broad River,
IN thn wr,turn nlrt Of thi, County.
4 nrm,n NV i'm thr lot h.,irnpl in
Tia direction orthr rrv. followed b.,
Mrs. Good and her U,Ilr d,uyhtrr.
prnrnndinm thnv fnund the yun of
Mr. Good I,j ,ovrars OLD named
John Leo, lvinm in a water furiow
in y snusrlH.. conljtinn, hi; skull
crushed. his mouth knocked in,
end his bDIy bruised. He was car
rird to the hDnsp and died at Q
O'Clock. never remaining conscio%s-
mass. Trial Justice Blair in tn
nrjrhhor1ppI uas notified, and on
Wednesday, acting as Coroner, he
Summoned u iurv and proceeded
with ihr inuuCst. After uXamin-
inc a great number OF witnesses
the inquest was adjourned and
met again on Friday, when, after
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
OrEICE OF TOWN CUT.;G;I..
CLrNI,,S, =. &.

OFEicE or TOW Mj'i Iy;l,.
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=. Fec, 10, 81
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WIN II" Town ,"ur"ii ni'.iutnu %.t''-
OF ~ IL ii%ln.rii,T e! ~" ~" ,li"id"f' ~
SUI Town "t '~Itiltn' IA ii~"r''rGah'r "'i.
the provisions o! m not OF 1" 'tGh;r !
Assembly "t ont Z H"iinh, "ntitlr,i al,
WOO ;Et,' .~hnicIlh" ! ,.faau con- ''E.
nNNin" 'h"t tir question, of '''>uh'"r'
:LNn' "r"h" ''ih"cripii"n' "i IN" "hbn g
i'n 't"l'""ni ""!iir" 20 N" ""i'!'i;'
N''"'E ca ';;:;n com MY, W''"h r.;I>t'fip
ti!I NhN!I h2 n:i'." in N"ni".n hnnHs g.
MN" t1,WA Tearing G.t'Itnt lhi,,rS"' h!'
~. :! tN'i'tE. NG.f" nom l." "htH
t'"r,nT na n'oNid, Icy M.,id A"i To- Sub
;iii't"t" iA' qua,.r,~ electors OF *'!i
"Wh'
NH#i' T.H'r L at IN" "''!b bonds NN
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15

You youself are responsible for the
failure.
Noman %;in health and strength,
who worksintclligcntly but can sue
coed, but few mcn are sogirtcd that
th"N caA SGc@cel whi,o idling away
SIX mpaths. 1t WI nnt pro;it to look
sack aud fad the evils ana mistak-
c. uhlr>>' you resolve 81 avoid them
III the future. Some mon are mai
Ing money NrminG Hnd uAeshouiI
teach yo% that others may.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
\ ~rnnACiIGE.

We erred last week in iutima-
ting that at In. mcmA2rs. or tLr
Legislature rr0!a tEis County wore
in favor Of aboli~hinr thu Office Of
Master. We have since learned
that Mcs3rS MCCLINr0rH and
WHARTCN oppose the measure,
They have douhtlrSs investigated
the matter sun .irmuy 81 learn tnat
instead of being nn cypan g Il is =
great saving to all who are so I'M
fortunate as to be forced 60 enter
the equity side Of the Court. Bat
although the matter was referred
to the LauronS dulrg;tion. which
stood two and two, It seems that at
the last moment, whom the matter
was thought to be If rest, Laurons
has been Incorporated in the Mar
Ion Bill.
SO far as the Bar at ihiS rlarc Is
concerned they y Ike the dvlrga-
tion-dividcI. Not one however,
can sh0W u cont TINT will be saw
ed to the people at lar@c hv ahol-
fishing the Office, nor do they pre-.
tend to advance such an uu:rnahlc
Argument, but doubtl,a some #
them remember Outrnr"0rs rhnrr-
es made By some gentlemen as
special referees before The Office OF
Master was created, and ycmom-
bering this they cannot sanction
heartily & measure that would pre-
vent Il recurring ofthis state of oC-
airs. AS q lawyer we saw let thp on.
ice $50, Enri tmay haDpcn that wnwil.
be special referee in scttlinn some
fat estate. and will do as others
have done-chargc $500 for throc
days work; but as Il citizen, and
especially as the editor of TIM
LAURENs ADVERTISER, whose dn-
ty it is to Wow such matters. not ms
: they may happen to effect me or
imy household, but the public at
liarge, we say hole on to tho Master.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
INJUSTICE TO TIE room.

lhe pfe>eht management OF IN"
Scilooi iunu IL ihlS Hrho"t "i''Il''
WORKS " manifest iNJ"S'lc' |" '"">'
VINO haVc not the means oeaoc"'e
their chi1drph. Ai'h""2h every
citi%"h under inc age OF ." years.
pays annually tax or on" collar
Tor free schools, th"rc mas never
been Il Tree Srhooi IN the town CT
i'a'F''i"' lh"ion" 'ha' Is raised
Tor 'hi7 purpose IS appilcd TO All
III inc Town, according 20
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
State Of South Carolina.
Y.
IN COURT.

Whereas, & w Shell, &C u, has ap-
pied To mo for Lett RS of Administers
ton on the Estate Of Folly Powell, do
ceased.
TncSc arc therefore to cite and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of said deceased, to be and
apnC&" before me in Court of Probate,
to he holden 1T I4aurcnS & II, on the 2}d
lay q! Dec. 1855, to show cause IL any
they ram Why said Letters should not
b. granted
All persons having claims ngainst
Haid cstnsc will present the same on
OF before that dav or I'D forever barred
Given under my hand and seal this,
lU;h day of November lS%i
\ w Burnside,
O. Probate Judge
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15

The State Of South Carolina, LauIens
County, Probate Court.
q. s.. Nichols MS Administers
TOR of Sarah Bryson, deceased.
Plaintin.

q. s.. Nichols as Administered
tor ofSarah Bryson, deceased.
Plaintiff.
Marcy Bryson. Eliza a..
Thompson, Wm. Bryson, Mar Patti
En'vt binlitiT, EliHlDoth a.. tiOn for
lI"iiiinH, Martha sloan, John FinaI
r!HihlnG, SAIL" y JnckSOn, Settle
iWl btlN!ight. Lon u. Chaln- mcnt.
Lltin, Eliza Gibson, l.. G. Flcm-
ing, X. j.. Fleming, T.. j. Gar
lington, Corrir Jones, j.. o. G..
Fleming.
Defendants.
Whrrcns 1t appaurs to my satisfaction
that JOhn II. Fleming, Snllir j. Jackson,
ida BaiIiiuiEht, Eliza Gibson, r.. T..
Fleming, reside without and beyond
lic limits of this state, and that the
>ail parties are di~stributceS of Sarah
BryS0n, deceased.
Now il is or itrrd, that Tho said parties,
o residents of tniS state, be and AFRO
nvrchY summoned and required to DO
ma appear ut II court of robat to DO
holden nt BaurCnS G.. H., in and for said
OuntN and state, on the 3lSt day of
January, lSST, to show cause, ii any they
""i, why Il iinal settlement of The estate
81 sarah BrNSOn, . 'pnSCd, MOI be had
End aac"r"c thereon given. or their con
@Crt, on Failing to answer will be entered
of record.
Given under my hand and seal of office
ih& 18th day of November. \. u. 1885.
~. w. BURNSIDE,
dorlib JW!go OF Probate.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15

Thc legislature will abolished
frcc-tuition in the they say
because 1t is unjust and injurious
to dcnominational colleges. This
is protection Il mad. Here is
the argument. The state is offer
ing hcrvoung men free education;
we (thc dcnominational cOllcgcs)
cannot do this, therefore the State
should not. The State must raise
the price OF education, must place
a tax OF fifty dollars per annum on
student who attend thcS s.. G. College
aYoWedly to prOtect others schools
TO be consistent, how would those
who voted for this bill stand on the
tariff Issue? They could not even go
for "tariT for revenue only" but
must be out and odt protectionists
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15

Our correspondent "Aaron" in an
other column, give II sensible view
Of the dog-taX question:. He is
right, if dogs are to be taxed, le
hose who pay the tax get the bcne-
6t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15

White porcoline "half pumpkins
lamps" suspended over the table
Fl ON the ceiling makes the fash
ionablc Illumination for dinner par
ties.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
THE POEMS
--OF-
E'a5A9G Ry3n,
II FNE-TRM.ED
POET PRIEST or THE SOUTH.


Completed in one volume. 1873 pages,
beautifully illustrated. IN" cngr wings
include Il stool portrait Of tn" author;
his old Church and adjoining Residence
in Mobile; "Erin's Flags and the Con
qucriUg Banner"
Tho book will! DO sent TO n address
on receipt OF price, 500.
THE BALTIMORE pUBLISHINGCo,
III w Baltimore ST.. Baltimore, Md.
n. Bono half the profits accruing
from the sale Of this volume OF poems
from date To- March LIST will bc devoted
To the fun,i for the erection of u MnSU-
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OgDr his gravI in Mobile. Hell on tho
wOli and swell on the fund by purchus
ing q copy of tho book. =
RG~ Wanted men and women In every
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Send Tor escFiptiys ciroulsr.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15
Tho Crown Princes Dairy.

The dairy on the farm Of the German
crown prince near Berlin Yields 1000
quarts of milk every day, and he has mr..
ranged to sell the produce TO Berlin
parties.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-12-15

HoNDhHFrh nooK ar &oNo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

THIS has been rather a more satisfactory week
III 2 bnsinesS point OF view aud the prospect for
2 gradual improvement is fair. There is but
moderate demand for money for legitimate
business purposes with abundant supplies
and rates are from sac per cent. for
loans and discounts. United States bonds are
reported dull. Virginia bonds continue firm, and
the conso!s quoted at 5l:, BID, with no sales
recorded and none offered. The 10-4u5 are held
e. Az with 4 =. bid. Past due coupons arc scarce
with moderate demand. The per cents sold
ye&tcrda: at G77::., y small decline, and closed
nominal at G7aGS. Rail. load securities arc ne
elected, but we quote Va. Midland 1st, 121: DO
Sd, f09i2; do 9th iO5 1na1CG.
NEW YoEE, Oct. s.--rhc stock market opened
irregular this morning, differences from tho clos
ing prices Of last evening ranging from y, per
cent below 10 l. per cent. above III the general
list. Towards Il c:oc|; tho market reacted and
prices we're carried below :ilc opening figures in
2 majority OF cases, but al II o'clock tie market
was again firm and advancing on All active bushes,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08
E,sssGE. EsssEVgyEES.


The members Of The city police forco have
determined TO give . bsll ct the Opsra
House on the night Of November 9th next.
a dorangel colored woman who had be.
cnce o.sGfGerly in the southwestern part Of
the city i"aa taken TO The station house this
evening.
Potomac Lodge No. SIS, I. 0. 0. +. have
arranged tpr Il literary entertainment ct
their bali on North Columbiis street to.
night.
While Tic wcrkmon were engaged on the
Prince street Improvement this morning
one CT item dug up an old copper coin OF
curious make and stamp.
i gentleman from Springfield, Fairfax
county, Nho was in the city TO dav, saws
that large i!oci: Of Wild pigeons were seen
at that place yesterday, flying southwark.
Mr. Joseph X. Sharp, assistant trainmas
'cr OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad,
died at his home in Washington yesterday
morning from an affection Of the kdnoys.
At the meeting Of the Alexandria Light
lofantry last night action on the question of
whether the company would enter for tie
first prize at the Richmond fair WAS post
poned till TO night.
Al erS!ah SWING II : name as MahCIlcG
Cam cot drunk on upper King street last
night aud became disorherly, when some
young men induced him to got in & hack
and then TOLD the driver TO take him to the
Station house, which was summarily done
The first meeting Of the season Of the
Thursday Dramatic Club was held at their
hall, or Cameron street, last night, at which
it was decided to give an entertainment
next Thursday night, when the amusing
play, I've Got en- or The List ;" will be pre-
Sented.
Z dispatch from f.aonardtown, Md, says
that BiScne, the alleged murderer OF Capt.
L. K. Dixon, will I've tried in Charles county
il November, thaa i IL he lives out to-day.
His physician says hD is decidedly worse,
ani !ha; lie will in ali probability die before
that lime arrives.
e"r n:v" uoL aeStct Your business when
| ,toi,,9ca with cough or cold, if you only
use The reliable remedy DR.. Bulls Cough
/ Syrup at once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

W.ET0N DESTRUCTION or PROPERTY
Ga Wednesday evening, just before dark
three boys, on thcir way 20 Ills city from
gunniGc, amused them; Ives by shooting at
the top rail Of the Hunting Greek bridge, at
a distance Of about tl:cro feet. They were
evidently trying to blow oil the rail. A
Fairfax constable should be Oh special duty
at that place, and the roostng OF such van
;als for cno night in the Fairfax Jail would
30 a IoHg ways toward breaking them OF
9ura destructive habits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

Cattle.-Priccs of Beef Cattle ranged as follows
beSt.......... ......................S4 O2 10
Generally rated first quality. 90 a A 80
NJ edium or good fair quality. 2I5 a3 30
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and
IoWs........ .............. w -
Extreme rsngc Of prices ........... GO n / 10
Most OF the sales were from..... 30 Il %
Total receipts for the week ISL head. Total
sales for the week 1923 head
Inc market WAS much LII re active than last
eeS,the Offering being more numerous aud buyers
more Plentiful The quality ave- rag es better til II
last week. more and better tops with n fair num-
Der oil good middle grades thought common Cattle
were fairly we'll represented PRIZES for the bet
ter grades are shade higher, and common as
li:,Ich lower.
Sheep aud Laml,s-There is u fair increase in
the receipts rs compared with last week, and tho
quality is generally the same. with the exception
OF few choice tops. There is fairly good trade
for good Sheep and Lambs We quote butcher
Sheep at 2a4 &c with bunch OF select at 43, C,
and Lambs at 3a5E ic per ID gross. Stock Sheep
dull at Lass per head. Arrivals this week 13I9
head.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET, Oct. 7.-Cattlc-
Market steady; two cars fancy 50 60; shipping
steers IS bOa5 10; Rtockers and feeders S2a3 10
cows, bulls aud mixed 81 50a3 % through Texas
Cattle steady. Hogs Market shade lower on
account Of prospective packing house lockout on
Monday; rough aud mixed So JOa1 10; packing
and shipping So ooa4 so; light weights SO 5Oa
i ID; skips 81 25a2 so. Sheep-Markct steady;
natives 50 25al 90; Western So 50a3 rs; Tex
ans 50 25a3 40; ambs 81 OQa4 rs.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. Oct. AT
Queenstown this week 215 head of Cattle wero
offered, with sales at 2 'aaIa cents per lb. Some
ZIG Shccp and Lambs offered ; Sheep brought
3s3ta cents, and Lambs LAG cents per ID.
Some Cows and Calves were sold ut $25a55 per
head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

There are no new features to note in Flour,
owing to the scarcity Of prime milling Wheat and
dealers do net seem disposed 10 press sales OF
high grades, which are steady and without change,
while medium and common brands are easy and
lower. Tic receipts Of Wheat arc still! small ard
mostly OF infci Tor quality The markets are quiet
ana in Il waiting condition, only clear sound dry
samples commanding t.c attention of buyers
while damaged are hard To move ut satisfactory
p:iccs. Corn, Rye ana oats afe firm. Provisions
arc in light receipt aud fairly active
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

Personality Mir. Mahlon Hatcher, for
merry color bearer Of the 18th Virginia reg.
i!n.nt, was III the city to, day. He is now 4
ia'incs in CuirtpeG county.
Assistant Treasurer J. Il. Cation has gene
to Richmond 10 see State Auditor Marie Oh
business connected with his office.
Nj. Linden Kent. who has just returned
from European trip, WAS in tho city to-
day.
The announcement in the GAZETTE few
days $50 that Mr.. =. S. Miner, formerly of
this civ, had hecn nominated by the demo
Gratis Of lingo, Mono and Alpine counties,
fer the Connecticut legislature, should hava
haan She California legislature
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

PEcpEETT &ALE.-GIr. NJ. N. Wheat has
sold 10 NJ. Theodore G. Keen lot on the
east side Of Lee street, between King and
Prince streets, for $500, and to Mr.. Geo. II.
Harlow y lot on tho north side of Prince.
between Lee and Union, for $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET.
Oct There is very little demand for raw Su.
CARS, and the market is dull snd nominal Ee.
iincrs claim to have a sufficient supply for imme-
date wants, and act very indiiiarently. Wequotc
fair to soo.! refining 411-16ai7sc; Molasscs Su-
gars it.a4ls centrifugal. So test, 5 11-1G. For
refined Sugars the market is steady at our quota.
tions say for cut loaf 6;t!c; cubes Gl1 powdered
Gis graduated 6E soIts-moulds Ca; Dicks
confeetoncrs' 6Li; Columbia 4 5 1l-lG; confcc-
TONERS SIS.
Ccill c.-The arrivals in the week vero 10000
has the bulk Of whiGh had beon sold and resoid
in trai sit The market for invoices was unsettled
ai,l somewhat nominal, owing to the fluctuations
III futures, but closed Erin. We quote Rio invoices
as follows: Ordinary CT lore; fair at 11a11l,
soud | y and prime ut IL: cents PER pound, 50
days.
T.,tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

faEpERIcKsBURG MAEKET. Oct. 1-FlouI
and grain are quiet and quotations unchanged
Receipts OF produce limited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08
:,lt:aEt!rsa 4).oa>a:G.it1|s
FRIDAY EyE&l.ti. OGTpBF!.
LOCAL \ EWS.

.1...ipi, f.,I: weather, noT'rsStcriy winds
.'.... ,aiah.c, neatly stationary ,c'npcra-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

EAITiMnEE, Oct. Section quc: mililng
3Lla9@-. Flonr steady and quiet Howard street
aad Western super - pa. TO 90 extra 81 -
a3 5O do family - 75ai 5o City Mills super
- 3;5ja2 10 do extra 50 0oa3 - do Rio brands
81 3Sal 81; pataisco family - 10; do super
iativc patc@t - 30. Whcat-Southern steady
and quiet; Western steady snd dali: Southern
red S1aSI do amber S6aSS; No , Western
winter red spot eOlsaS0iis; Oct so bid; Nov
S2issS2Li; Dec SiisaSlll; Jan S5laaSGls.
Corn-Southcrn nominally steady; Western
easier, closing dull Southern white 50a52; do
yellow 50aol Western mixed spot dads; Nov
11Eial5; Nov or Dec, new or old, lIE;a4Il y ;
Jan Al y bid. Oats quiet aud steady Southern
;i2a36; Western white Hast; do mixed 31a
-: Pennsylvania 32.:'t. Rye steady and firm
AZ ;'1a2S. Hay steady; prime to choice Western
S1Oa11. Provisions fr;Ecr and active: bless Pork
Sll 90 Bulk mcats-yhouldeis and clear rih
| sides packed T44aSL,. Bacon-shonGcrs SAP
| clear rib sides ST ha,ns l3i4alI Lard re
fined Sti.Buttcr tirmcr; Western packed ,3a1 s;
! creamery 23a3o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

VOW kmruE.-The great Hebrew feast
Q; io'1 Eipp"r, the Jewish Day of Atone
meni, begins this evening about O'clock
and continues until dark on Saturday.
Service "ll 10 held in the synagogue this
evarinG ird !C-Inorrovy from 9 o'cioc!: a. III.
until tho close Q! the day. This day is OBJ
served by all ISraeltes in the suspension OF
business, il fasting, prayer, and Humiliation.
The God Of Israel is devoutly thanked for
al Of hi7 manifold mercies, and mis- con
ti:"e9 love ana mercy invoked. Among
the hebrews Che day is observed with
so!ema;ty. and Tie services at the syna-
goEnc which sill no conducted ~ Mr.
levi w.ii 10 Impressive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

LrHCnnuRt MARKET, Get We have again
to note an unchanged market quotations being
reported rs for the past two or three weeks for
-four and grain. Receipts OF Tobacco higher hu!
nil grades arc dull ara prices weak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

RICHMOND MARKET, Oct. Flour is quoted al
50 SO TO So % for irc 10 family brands. Offer.
inas today cf about $500 bushels of Wheat with
sales At G6a10 for longbc1ry and G0,7: for short
berry. Corn brought y for prime white. No
sales of Rye Or paii reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

NEW York. Oct. Stocks dull and steady.
Money active st 5a,:. Cotton quiet: uplands
9"e: Orleans . DIG; future; steady. Flour dull
a;d heavy. Wheat lower. Germ lower Pork
dull ut - 95a$10: mess pork dull Ut $40 25
alo 80. Lard steady N SIS 20
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

CHICAGO, Cct. S.-Thsro was 4 firmor opening
in Wheat this morning, Nov starting ct 49, but
afterwards sold Oh I; and AID IS now quoted at
49,. ROY Corn 56lI. Nov Oats %. Nov Pork
j. ~. Hov Lard - I:.,lss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-08

Cattle Markets.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. Beet