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The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-22
OFFICIAL PAPER
 q OF Cochise County.

on Thursday evening.
 Joseph Tasker is in town from his ranch in tue Sulphur Spring Valley.
 Jack rabbits are dying by the hun dreds in Yavapai county.
 Judge Peel has gone to Bisbee to look after his political fences. [ The family of Judge Robinson will shortly leave for California to spend the heated term.
 Don't fail to purchase g ticket for the fremen's bali, as the boys are de- serving of a financial success.
 THE TOMBSTONE is the only Repub- lican paper in Cochise county, and the coming campaign will prove it.
 Martin Costello received this morn ing a carload of that famous St. Louis beer.
 The trial of Major DoTning was continued to-day before U. s. Court Commissioner English.
 Bisbee and Wilcox will have big voice in the nominating conventions of both parties this year.
 ii
 Miss Mary Cummings, with her brother and sister, have gone to Ala !aeda, California to reside.
 Times are very quiet just at pres ent, but we hear but very little com plaint from our business men.
 Mir. J.P. Egan, representing the Cincinnati! Type tctndry Is visiting this city.
 City Attorney Savage does not like to have an intelligent lawyer assaciat- ed with him in the tax suits hence his objection to Judge Robinson.
 "Adrem" the spring poet Of the Journal Miner has beer squelched, and his bones now lay alongside the road between Prescott and Whipple
 The Epitaph failed to note the ap- pointment of receiver by Judge Street, at the instance of land shark Berry yesterday.
 The subscription list of THE TOME STONE is incl cleasing very rapidly, sub scriptivns coming in daily hom all parts of the county.
 Judge Barnes and wife will arrive in tombstone the latter part of next month and will make thelr residence nere in the future.
 Mrs. A. Springer and daughter will sh ortly leave for Oakland, California, where they will spend the heated term.
 MT W. A. Elliott, one of the gen tlemnnly conductors of the N. M. & A. road, arrived in this city last even ing and left by coach this morning for Benson.
 B. A. FicEas took his departure this morning for the East, and upon his return will be accompanied by his family. During his absence J. J. Patton will attend to his duties as Clerk of the District Court.
 Dr. Fettermar, who has been out of torn for several days in attendance upon MT. A. Lyall, returned this morning, and is ready to attend all who may need his services. He re- ports MT. Eyail as entirely out of dan ger and in fair way of recovery.
 Eugene Kirk, a brother of James Kirk, formerly foreman of the Tough nut, who was shot by the Indians in Sonora some months since, is report ed as being able to walk q little, and as soon as he is a little stronger will return to Tombstone. F. L. Heberson, Mexico; R. ". Brown, Denver A. K. Munson, Oak land; w. A. Elliott, Benson; Lieut.. Fuller, U. s. A; c. B. Ayers, Sonora; Sam Katzenstein, Fairbank; Jas. c. Burnett, Huachuea, are registered at the Occidental hotel. Dr. McSwegan is now back in his old quarters from which he was sum harily ejected over two weeks ago by
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-22
AN NOUNCEM MEN TS.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR.

At the solicitation of many friends Cochise County, I hereby an- nounce myself as a candidate for the office Of County Assessor, subject testhe decision Of the Republican County Convention.
 E.G. NORTON.
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Look Here.

Fresh Ranch butter and eggs vinegar and pickles, California honey. New potatoes and fresh vegetables, or hand at the California Produce store: Fremont street, between Seventh and Eighth.
 JOHN PRINDIT143l+.a, Proprietor. 4-3o5e
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By lady, situation as cook or house leeptr. Apply at the American Loigirg House. next door to the court Lo2z-. s-22 1 ,
The Daily Tombstone., 1886-06-22

Eli Covert, tirst-class typo who has beer holding cases for some time past on THE TOMBSTONE took his de- parture for Nogales this afternoon, to accept position on the Nogales News. He is good printer and we wish him success wherever he may go.
 INAsNUcH that our County Treas ure" A. J. Ritter got decidedly the worst of it by the acts of the last leg iSlature, 1t seems but justice that he should at this election receive. an unanimous nomination and election this coming fall. To place in his stead q better man would be impossi- ble, and to find his equal would be like camel trying to go through the eye of needle. Certainly A. J. Rit- ter has made an excellent officer,
 Miss Susie Mayer, resident of tho family of MT. J. V. Vickers departed this life at few minutes after nine o'clock this morning. The cause of her death was typhoid malaria. The young lady was greatly esteemed by
 
 all who knew her, and her sudden taking away just as she entered wom- anhood is greatly to be regretted. The funeral will take place from the residence of J. Y. Vicllers to morrow at 10 o'clccE. All friends are invited to attend.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-23
SAILED YE5TERDAY.
Steamship Juniata. Philadelphia.
MEMORANDA

MEMORANDA.
Tybee. May %. 80 p m-Passed up steam
ship ChattahOochee.
Passed out, steamship Juniata.
Wind SW, light; fair.
New York. May 2O-Arrived. schr Chas A
Briggs, Hammett, Bull River, 5 c.
Cleared, schrs Jennie RosHine: sexton,
Jacksonville; Linah c kamlnsti, woodbury.,
Georgetown, S and Rucksville, S {; y |
Hazard, Smith, Georgetown, c.
Sailed, schr Maynard, Sumner, jackson
vile.
Dieppe. Nav l5-Arrived. bark Anuina
QtaO, Basso. Pensacola.
Gran yemOuth, May 90 Arrived, brig Rurik
(Rusl. Tengstrom, PENSACOLA.
Genoa, May l5- Arrived, bark Alabama p
Qtal, Polerome, Pensacola.
Girgrati. May l5-sailed, bark Noe QtaD,
Port Royal.
Tarifa. May 9-Passed, bark Ukraine (Aus)
Mircovich. savannah for Trieste,
Kingston, ia. May ll-Arrived, schr w Il
(Br), LeCain, Georgetown, G.
Sailed. schr Laura, Lawson. ApalachicolR.
Apalachioola. NAV 20-Cleared, BARK OXo
(Norl, Dahl, Greenock; schr Robt II Rathbun,
Crowell, Boston.
Brunswick. May lo-Arrived schr Carrie C
Ware. Field, New York.
20th schr Matilda Brooks Nichols, Philadel-
phla.
sailed. schrs Carrie Strong, Strong, New
Haven Messenger, Faulkner, New Bedford
NJ Il Millen. Dyer, New York; Willie l. New
ton, COOmbs. Wilmington. Del
Bath, Me, Nav l9-Arr1ved, schrs L Fl Cor
nell, Croker, Pensacola; Georgia l. Drake,
Paris. Brunswick, Ga.
Belfast, Me. MAY l9-Sailed, schr Penobscot,
Carter, Jacksonville.
Georgetown, S G, May 17-Sailed, schr Wac
camaw. DAYTON, New York.
Jacksonville, May 20-Arrived, schr Pres
colt Hazeltine. French, Belfast.
Cleared, schr Jonathan Sawyer, Reynolds,
Newark.
Pens acola, May 2O-Cleared, scnr Cal Wells
for Asplnwall.
Philadelphia. May 2O-Cleared, schrs Seven
ty-siX, Montgomery. Brunswick, Ga; Hattie
MEG Buck, Putnam. BucksVille; Florence Le-
land. Adams, Fernandina.
Satilla River, MAY lS-Sailed, schr Allie r
Chester, lngersoll. New York.
st Augustine, Fla, May lin port, schr
Nette Langdon. Bagley, disg.
Fernandlna May 20-Cleared ana sailed,
brig Sarah f Kennedy, Walters, Kings Ferry
to Demarara.
New YORK, May 2l-Arrived, stmr Rugia
from Hamburg.
Arrived out, stmr Adriatic, New York for
Liverpool.
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Fruit aud Vegetable Market.
FLORIDA DISPATCH LINE QUOTATIONS..
SDeciGi 10 Morning Neto


NEW YORK. MAY 2s.-Straw berries. none
Irish potatoes, Florida. per barrel, s. 00a4 30.
Beans, none. CucumDers. prime, Florida
per crate. 81 00a3 90; cucumbers, Florida culls
per crate, s. GOAL 25 Squash. yellow, Florida
per crate. 75caSl 90; squash, white, Florida
per crate, 5Oa75c, Beets. Florida, per crate
75ca$l Is. Cabbages, Florida. per barrel,$l o.
90.
BALTIMORE, MAY 22.-Beans, Florida, per
crate, 81 90; beans, Georgia, per crate. 81 7ba
100; beans. Cha lesion, per crate 81 5lal IS.
Tomatoes. Florida, per crate. SO GOAT 90. Cu-
cumbers. Florida, per crate, 7ja2 -. Cab
bages. Florida. per barrel. soc; cabbages,
Georgia and Charleston, per barrel, 81 90;
cabbages. Norfolk. per barrel. 75caSl so Caui-
flowers. r orda, per barrel. 75c. irish pota-
toes. Florida. per barrel. " 00a4 %; Irish p0ta-
toes, Georgia, pcr barrel, So 00af 90. Squash,
Florida. per crate. III -. Egg plant, Florida,
per rrcl. s. 0Oa6 90; egg plant, Florida,
per crate, 81 00a2 90.
Florida. per barrel. IS 90. Beans, Georgia,
per crate 81 %. Cabbages, Florida, per bar
rel. 81 GOAL TO- Bcets. Florida. per crate, 81 90.
Tomatoes, Florida, per crate, - b0a3 0C. Gu
cumhers. Georgia, per crate. 81 5Oai so Egg
plaut. Florida. per barrel, 81 00a3 30. Beans,
Florida. per crate. 81 00a2 80.
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RECEIPrS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Rv, May %
10 bbls spirits turpentine, 40 bbls rOsin. / cal
posts, 1873 caddIes tobacco, so bags peanuts
and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Rv
Nav 22--5 bales cotton. 20 cars lum Der. / cal
coal, ? cars wood, 35l hbls spirits turpentine
9S6 bbls vegetables, 5l2 bbls rosin, 6 bbls syrup
1895 boxes vegetables, 81 sacks rice, BALE
hides bale wool, and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, May 22-j76 bales cot
ton. IA bales yarns. Is bales domesJIcs, 4,27!
lbs wool. 81 bales nldes, rolls leather, pkgi
paper. 81 pkgs tobacco. 1875 bbls rosin. 81 lib:
fruit, 32 bbls spirits turpentine, y bbls liquor
80 pkgs furniture, BOSS bush corn, cases eggs
II pkGs wood in shape, - cars lumber. 81
tons pig iron, 50 pkgs vegetables, l,0S0 lbl
grits. 2o9 ps "a mdse, 8 bales paper stock. IC
pkgs hardware, pkgs junk. pkgs empties, 4
eases eggs.
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Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup should
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bowels, aud is the best known remedy for
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Eamo for Salr.
Georgia Coast Islands for Sale

A00 ACRES. EN- bracing Miliigan's and
fOO other small islands In Bryan county,
between Bear and Midway rivers, near ST.
Catharine's sound, adjacent To the mainland,
covered with valuable cedar. and having salt
marshes. checkered with creeks suitable for
raising oysters. This property can be made
available for a good income IN n very short
time. But in addition 20 nhese advantages IL
is nearly IN the centre OF the land-lOcked
Georgia coast fisheries and oyster beds. and iB
passed every day by steaipboat7 and other
craft navigating those waters. The islands
can also be utilized for truck farming, and
viii need no guanO or fencing. The main
land in the neighborhood Is very eligible,
already occupied by farms and handsome
residences. No one can make a mistake in
investing IN CHS property ~ the present low
prices OF land. The country Ia yearly in
creasing vastly appropriation, and prices are
bound TO keep pace witb this constant growth
These islands are cheaper now than they will
ever be again and are bound 10 be sold Elk
anime the property and send Ia your bids at
an early day. All cash or part cash and re-
mainder IN twelve months, with security.
Address l.. 9. BRl AN, 81 Barnard street,
Savannah. Ga.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee. from New
York-C Faya, J Alverez, W Westerheld f
Loais. d W Bowman, Z J. Armstead, Mai T
d Bertody, V x Mills, A II Kayton, z Hill, G
Bussey. Mauucey, Capt w Jones, p
III Rice, Q 5 Jewett and wife, l. b Almater
Steerage-Mrs A Lord, J 4 Gustafsen.
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pritrtmartan.
Savannah
h Veterinary Inllrmary.

Savannah Veterinary Inilrmary.
Cor. South Broad and Randolph Sta.
DRs. GEO. +. MATTHEWS. A. VS..
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riuary Surgeons. treats all diseases Of Horses,
Cattle, sheep and Dogs. Largest and best ar
tstry spec atty. Post norton examinations
made and reported on. calls promptly at
tended TO- and where always Veterinary
Surgeon can be found day and night. Tole-
phone No BIB.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Key West, May 20-The steamtug Victoria ]
Speed sailed for Wilmington. Del, to-day,
having in tow schr Ada A Kennedy before
reported), which had steam pump on board.
The owners of the schooner have paid the
salvage and expenses of 81, 900.
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Boston, May 20-Capt Perkins, of pilot boat
Ariomedes, of Salem, reports the Black Spar
buoy, that marked the shoal ground inside Of
the Beverly bar, as missing.
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Exploits.

Per steamship Juniata, for Philadelphia
"a bales upland cotton, III bales domestics and
warns. ISL empty kegs. 94,795 feet lumber, l40
bbls rice. 200 bbls spirits turpentne. POI bbls
rosin. bales hides, Sc bales paper stock. LIZA
bbls vegetables, II tons scrap iron, 3,26S boxes
vegetables, 1872 tons pig iron, ll5 pkgs mdse.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY. MAY %, 1886.

d MELON aid & Co, Lee Row Myers, A J Miller
4 Co, j McGrath Il Co, McKenna \ w, A Me-
Anister n Co, A Nichols, Order notify II
Miller, Palmer Bros, X Plstshek, X Power, d
Porter, A Pearson, Z b Reed. j II Ruwe, c
ID Rogers, t Raderick. Southern Ex Co, l. c
Strong, 5, 4 w Ry. IL Suffer, p Il Springer
j 5 silva, II Schroeder 4 Co, Jas smith, John
Screven jr, W ID Smklrs, ii L Sehreiner. l. j
Turner, K A Schwarz, Times, Bradstreet Co,
Valo Royal Mfg Co, Weed & c, ID Weisbein, /
n Wilson, Thos West. A NJ & c w West, w
Wolf, W Z Tel Co. Ga & Fla 5 Co.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Boston, May l9-The whistllng buoy of
Eastern Point, Gloucester, has been removed
for the summer. 1t will be replaced Oct Is.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
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Steamship Juniata, Christy, PhiIadelphiA-
G NJ Sorrel.
Steamship City of Savannah, Daggett, New
York; NJ Sorrel.
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The Mountain Hotel,
AT sALUDA, NORTH CAROLINA,

nN theAsheyile and Spartanburg Railroad,
~ 36 miles from either point, has been re-
modelled and refurnshcd. Situated near the
summit Of the Blue Ridge Mountains, $3.50
feet above tide water. It has double walls
and possesses other advantages over almost
any other summer resort. Delightful climate,
ice cold free stone and chalybeate waters, and
magnificent scenery; rooms all plasteTed or
papered and portion carpeted; fare as good
as can he had AT any other point; billiards,
pool bowling alleys and livery stables; two
daily mails and telegraph office; physician
near MOTEL. Terms S2j 10 $40 per month
a. TANNER, Proprietor.
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NAVAL STORES STATEMENT.
MARK ETs BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANOIAL.

LONDON, May %, noon.-Consols, l01 1f-l6
NEW YORK. May p. noon.-Stocks active
AID firm Money easy at l1401.15 per cent.
Exehange-long, 81 S63s; snort. 81 Ss15. state
bonds neglected. Government bonds dull but
steady.
SCOOP. m.-Exchange 81 s63s. Money closed
at lla02 per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
sold. SIPS 900: currency, Sl3, SIS, 0CO. Gov
eminent bonds dull; four per cents 1857;
three per cents, 1861. State bonds dull but
firm.
The continued advance Of the past few days
raised the question whether the bringing out
of long stock would not check the rise, but
some buying continued to-day, and in the
face Of extensive selling for foreign account
and great deal of realizing, to-nights final
prices show immaterial gains throughout the
list, q Chicago party being prominent among
the buyers. Their favorites, the grangers, are
most conspicuous in the advance made. st.
Paul, Northwest, and Omaha each show a net
advance Of over | per cent. Nandcrbilts
were strong with the rest OF the market, and
show material gains tonight. The market
opened steady. but trading in iavOrlte stocks
al advancing prices soon carried the general
market with them Prices advanced without
any reaction OF Importance until near the
close. when heavy realizing sales caused
drop. and the market closed heavy. but close
10 the best figures Of the day. There was no
feature Of Importance in the active list put
SIDE OF a few favorite stocks. Changers are
all more than ! per cent. higher, and other
active stocks are up fractional amounts.
Sales $500 shares. the market closing at the
foionf1nCe
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Shinninn antrIIiaemrr.
SUNDAY. May Is, 1886.
CLEARED YESTERDAY

ARRIVED YESrEROAl.
Steamship Chattahoochee. Catharine, New
York-G NJ Sorrel.
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oAKATOGA SPRINGS, n. T.,
VIII open June 10,
UNDER ENTIRE NEW MANAGEMENT.
Application for rooms can be made at MUIR
ray Hin Hotel, New York.
l. BrEtNFELD, Proprietor.
EAPON SPRINGS and BATHS alkaline
y Lithia Waters; also. fine Iron Waters,
Hampshire county. W. Va; 20 fogs: no mala-
RIA; where the sick and OyerwOrked soon re-
cover ard the well are always happy; send
for pamphlet. ". n. SALE. Proprietor.
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rnAMn unIEI ALUM srMINOs.

ghRNU III ca hook bridge CO., W.
esque surroundings, extensive and beautifully
shaded lawn; Ras, electric bells, and all mod
ern i'm prOvements; two daily mails; post. tel
ograph. and express Offices on the premises.
table the very best luXuriOu6ly furnished
rooms; superb band Of muse; send for Illus
trated pamphlet, charges moderate. open for
visitors June 10. Waters: Alum, chnlvoeate.
and freestone. y. WILKINSON. Manager.
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A LREADY the people are hooking 10 the
n celebrated Cover Springs. ~ Gainesville,
Ga. The recent enlargement Of the hotel by
the present proprietor VIII, however, AFFORD
ample accommodations. For rates Of board
address 7. y. HOLIENDORFF, Proprietor.
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DItEc Instant relief. Final cure IN ten
TILEO, days. and never returns. No purge
no aalyc, no sunposiiory. Sufferers will learn
Of simple remedy Free, by addressing Z, j.
MASON Is kaaaaG strnrt. New HaFt.
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ESTABLISHED 1861.
SPRING AND SUMMER,
1886.
DRESS SHIRTS.

In White, Printed and Embroidered Colored
Pique. The latest novelties FOR Bosoms, etc,
French Fancy Percales. Madras and Chev lot
Cloths. The Latest London and Paris
Designs.
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NAVAL ST0RES.-Ihe Market TOT SplEls5
turpentIne was steadier at an advance of &c.
TIE sales for the day were 800 casks at from
sss.a9o, for regulars. At the Board of Trade
on The opening call the market was reported
firm at 3S3zc for regulars. At the closing call
t6e market was quiet at 29c for regul airs.
Rosn-The market was dull and weak, buyers
offering lower prices. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market was reported
steady. with sales of $50 barrels at the follow
inv prices: A and 3 9Oc, c and d Csc and
+ 81 co. g 81 O5. H 81 Pm, 81 IS. - l213,
NJ 81 87I5, n 81 62l5 window glass 81 80, water
white 81 s. At she closing call it was steady
and unchanged, except for Fl, which was
quoted at 81 30.
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Nash. & ChaJta. as

NEW YORK, May 22.-The weekly state
ment OF the associated banks issued from the
Gearing house to-day, shows the following
changes: Reserve increased, $L304, 100; loans
hecreaseI $4,000, 100; specie increased Sl4,5
increased, Sli900; deposits decreased, so. 1884,
NV. Inc banks now hold 1851 ,l75 IN excess
OIL the % per cent. rule.
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COTTON.


increased; $1,000; deposits decreased, So 594-
Nv. Inc banks now hold $l3, sol ,l75 n excess
Of The % per cent. rule.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL. May D.. noon.-Cotton- Bust
hVss moderate st unchanged prices; middlng
upnoasnds o}ad: mlddlinC Orleans Slid: sales
o''OO oales. for speculation aud export 500:
iVgtlots 10000 bae5-American $500.
uture5: UDlands. NV miadun2 clause.
gay ana June delivery, 3-64d; June and
Ivy 5-65d; July ana August 4-6ld; Au-
f"11 an september 4-6hDj 5-6fd; Septem-
"tl ana October, l-6id Market quiet.
uaies American.
A. uLures; UDlands. low mdtling CLAUSE
w8Y uShVcrv. 3-6id, sellers: May and June.
'"'ofi. sellers; June and July, 3-6id. sell
el-, july and Augu5t.j 4-64d. sellers: August
aug oeptember, 5-64d, sellers; september
SryoOr' Jatoner' l-6i ], buyers; October and
I'NeMoer. 6l-bid. buyers. Move mber aud
"''emper, 6l-6id. sellers; September.5 5-6ld,
,..r- Futures closed quiet hut steady,
-" tORK. May 90, nOOn.-CottOn quiet;
9".'ulhR upiands, nc; mlddhng Orleans.
F,n'- ales ]! naleS.
uturcs; Market quiet hul steady, with
a".ls a. follows: May delivery, l2c; June.
.c' JuN, 2ic; August, 033c; September,
E. October. 0ac.
,eW0p. m.--COtton quiet: middling uplands,
go mlddling Orleans, T. &c. sales 81
net rereipts 1863 hnle.. gross 2, 49,
tNtures; Market closed quiet but steady,
i, arcs or 1'tuV Daitb. hsAolloNhs mty ue-
at'rF. " HOB Zoe; June. 40 llc: July. p "A
@ -sc' August. - 5000 aic; Septem Der. 10
~ .'c; October, o O209 03c; November, s 0S
M, we; December. gOia9 0sc; January. q 90
@S' loc; February, 1909 lsc; March. 25t@
c. J.. Green 4 Co.'s report says: at
nn- a duIl. uneyeutful session, O. regular
atufuay market. with Opcral 1rs generally
.ppehrinr Go have no interest b yond an at
.'pl g. even up for the week, new business
1"' uniting TO nothing. some 2n3 points over
-9t evening were secured and iairly sus-
i"iHeo' though apparcn ly held manly by the
.'l'' closing about aieadt. Outtlde Influences
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COOL place to spend the summer. Mrs.
~ BransOn. near Kingston, Ca, will take
10 or 20 borders this summer. Large rooms.
wide halls and splendid ventilation,
plenty OF shade. On Etowah River and Rome
railroad. TERMS $40 per month. Refer 10
Mrs. Thomas Henderson. Savannah, Ga. Adj
dress MIS- ", NJ BRANSON, Kingston. Ga.
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SPECTALTIES.

Fancy Imported Flannels for Tennis, Boat
ing, Shooting, etc.
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Consultation and Examination Free.
TESTIMONIALS.

OFFICE HOURS from 10 A. NJ. till 9P. M.
Tumors and Cancers removed without pain
or the use Of the knife.
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working appliances as any first class
Pharmacy in the largest cities.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1886-11-02
The Election in Town.

Up to 8 o'clock this afternoon the
election in this city passed OF quietly
there not being the slightest. distur
bance to report The vote was re.
ported as being very light, and but
little interest manifested by the polit-
ical workers, and it was thought
comparatively small vote would be
polled. The same report comes from
the districts. There is not much
doubt of Mr.. Compton carrying the
county by a good majority. The
polls closing after We had gone to
press, we were not able to get the
result, as we had hoped to do.