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Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
Personal.

DR.. R S Rust and Bishop Wal
den were in the city Monday visiting
Rust Institute.
Rev. J. j. Holland is now station
ed Marion at Ala,
Mr.. B. NJ Morten, was up from
Memphis this week.
Mr.. We'll, of the firm OF E. and C.
We'll has returned to Kentucky.
Mr.. j. @. Rice. was in city last
week preparatory to leaving for
i>elvedere Tenn where he has charge
IF fllonrishing school.
d Scruggs, enroute for home from
Texas.
Maj. M. J. 0 schaughnessy left
for Kansas City sMo, Tuesday to
place his son Conrad in school there
A'r. Archie Baker, and family have
r'moved from Carthage, Mo. to this
city Mr., Baker is son of Mr.. A A
Baker. OF the Marble Yard firm and
will engage in business here.
Miss Murray, Of Huntsville, a
young lady who is achieving fame
in art, will visit the city in short
ime. e.-Chattanooga Times.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
Renewed Prosperity +
Rust Institute.

The visit of Rev. DIR. r. S. Rust,
1tcretary of the Freedman's Aid So
iety and Bishop Walden the Presi
lent Of that organic .tion, this week
% Huntsville in the interest of the
Educational work promises to be
fruitful of many good results, and
especially for Rust Institute which by
the generosity of this society and the
fostering care of Dr. Rust has since
1865. when it was the only school
,p-n to colored pupils, been nobly
strugs cling to enllghten and educate
our youth. The results speak for
themselves The work bss been OF
iucalcuiabie good to the community
and the people.
We are glad to learn hat the use
fulness of the school is to be extend
e by specially interesting the Cen
trail Ala Conference in its behalf l. II
all unite in encouraging and aiding
the good work. 1t is also gratifying
to the friends of progress to learn
that the Institute is now in most
furnishing condition, with the larg
est enrolment for many years.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
C0URTLAND.
Current News in the Valley.

CoURTTAND ALA, Jan. II, 1856.
It has been colder here for the
last four days than ever before, SO
says the "oldest citizen
Mr.. George W. Hughes, | am glad
to say, is up and at his post again.
DR.. John Hampton of Madison Co.
has been here for several days OF
business.
Mr. Luciap Campbell, the worthy
son of our next Probate Judge. is
back from busine IS trip to Florence
A good deal Of sickness and deaths
about here of late.
/ am informed that the white
teachers of this county will be paid
monthly, while the colored teachers
must wait until he quarter is out.
A Republican was elected supt here
but [ learn that Democrat acTs.
just how he can pay the Write
teachers and refuse to pay the color
ed ones until the end Of the quarter
I "a It see. Can yon? If this is
true, some one will hear from it next
summer.
The Republican and Independent,
will stand about this way next sum
mer For Probate Judge D. B.
Campbell. Clerk, J. D1ss. Senate, J
H. Branch. Representatives Ii. H.
Stewart and -Supt, Of
Ed. j. S Gibson. So say some that
sh )uld know. And for Sheriff the y
will likely nominate our present
Depty, w. W. Simmons Esq. Mr..
Simmons is young man but one OF
the staunchest Republicans in North
Alabama. am in for them all as
they have promised to make me a
constable.
Mr.. George Miner kills more
quails and Gucks than anyone Ia the
"Valley," so I hear. think Court
land will vote for prohibition? soon.
We had six saloons last year and
six this. One went out and another
came In. But must say that our
saloon kee .ers are as nice a set sof
men as could be found anywhere
The GAZETTE did not reach here
Sunday. guess the Rep State Elk.
Com. 'sqnashed' it.
Miss. Ella Ashf ,rd, was down from
Wheelers Saturday and Sunday.
am pleased to note that Mrs.
Annie Laura Logwood, is about we'll
again. Mrs. Logwood was raised in
Huntsville. aud | venture the asser-
tion that "The Spring City never lost
a moce aeco npIis he'd lady. She
will go to Chattanooga soop, and
that city may Well be proud of her
JACK DAw
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
Nsis9hborhooa News and Gossip.

When shall we have that coloreo
Hall built
Skating has been popular
amusement this week.
Several colorod families have
left the county for Arkansas.
Geo. Foote, the prisoner who
attempted suicide ia the Huntsville
jail is reported to be recovering.
-Wanted-inform ton Of the
Reading Room estarte d by our Hans
vile friends something over year
since.
A youth nam,l H.rrison while
ont hunting last week in Gilbert
county, accilentIy shot and killed
himself
The coll snap cut off the usual
large attendance at the 2nd q. L.
church and the other churches I'D
the city at LAST Sundays services.
The new chandeliers for the
End g P. church have arrived and
are quite ornamental, adding new at
tractiveness to the already han dsome
interior Of the church since the re-
pairs.
A colored woman named Befta
Walker and her two childl en-, were
drowned last Saturday. in Colbert
county, near Barton depot. They
were moving, and, on attempting to
cross Mulberry the wagon was upset
and driven down stream by the
slong current caused by recent
neaVy raias. The driver AID col
ored woman, Bsrta' mother, barely
escaped with their lives - Florence
Gaz tie.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
The Courts.

Circuit Court Judge Fl. c. Speak
presiding convened Monday, and en-
gagged on the civil docket. The
Grand Jury was organized as fol
lows: A S Fletcher, Foreman: Y P
Trotman, J M Burdine Joseph Over
ton, rhos Seay, W F Baldridge, Da.
vid W Spivey, d B F Whitaker, Wm
Jones colored, w E Pettus, Silas
Campbell, L W NcCravy, G N Jones
j B Collins, L NJ Orr.
In the case of Hancock uersus Kelly
all the testimony was heard and the ar
gumedts of the lawyers rendered yester-
day. The case will be given to the jury
this morning. The other jury was dis
charged last night
The following cases were disposed OF
day:
We'll Bros. against Sloss, continued.
w. P. Newman, Register, against W..
A. Pike, ct ais, continued.
c. Figures, against M. & c. Railroad,
continued.
G. Hone, against ]. B. Fisk, ct ais,
judgment nisi.
j. Register, against John Montgomery
judgment by default.
Fields against lamar, continued.
Bolivar H. Cooke & Co., against A. j.
Hannah, judgment by default.
Pgue, Manier < Co., against Brown,
continued.
H. Bradfelder and Wolff, against
Brock, continued. Same against Lam
bert, judgment by default.
Plano Manfg. Co., against O'Neal and
Bennett, judgment by default.
Jones against Noblin, judgment by de-
fault
Rogers against Moore, ct ais, judgment
by default.
Carr against Wilson, judgment by de-
fault
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
A Georgia paper saws "the reas on


a Georgia paper says 'the reas on
that Georgia people have adopted
prohibition is that they think it a
good thing for the nigger T" There
was an old man who had seven boys.
all topers, aud on the first day of the
year be called them up and promised
10 give each of them sheep If they
would swear off from drinking the
he coming year. Each agreed to
the proposition, and the papers were
duly sigue1. when the youngest
startled the audience with the propo
si'ion: Father, hadn't you b tier
take a She p t O? We leave white
Georgiars TO draw their own moral
= .ter Ocean.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
SUDDEN DEATH.

j. P. Robinson, was locked up yester-
d iy afternoon for being drunk on the
streets. About O'Clock he was sober
ing up considerably, and when seen at
1890 this morning, he was dead. 1t is
supposed he died from an apopoletic fit.
At the hour Of going to press an in
Quest was being held.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
III Married in Decatur.

HAYES -THoMAs AT the residence
OF toe brides mother Mrs. Winnie
farKer, at Decatur Wednesday, Jan
., 1856, BY R-v Crawford Hooks,
Mr; Benjamin Hayes, of Nashville
TO Mrs. Fanuia Thomas of d. C ,,ur
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
The County Court.

Judge Richardson presiding viii
meet and org anize next week, and
then adjourn until the circuit court
completes its session.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

just received fine assortment t
Of fruits, candies, also large quanti-
ties of fresh butter and eggs Will
besold at the lowest market prices
at
j. n. MAzZAs.
Confectionery and Fruit Store,
at West sidey public square.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
MARRIED.

BRlcKELL BELL In this city
l thursday J,n z 1886, Mr. Charles
brlckell to Miss Matte B III a pros
porous life 20 he happy connie.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

During the bllzz ,ri the ther
ihometer went down as low as s de-
erees below no. marking the cold
est weather known here.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
Go to j. B Laughin's

To get cheap Furniture. Also
full line Of cofins always in Stock
J. B. Laughlin,
East Side Public squar
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP

NNa Boots and Shoes made
STM.to order, AMI repairs
RAASlone in best style anc
at cheapest prices.
JAMES G. HOBBS,
Madison s., bel,v / Georgia Bridge
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

e CENTRE STAR LODGE No. 25, Centre
Wy Star, Ala. Monthly Communication
~ the 1st Saturday night every month.
ROBERT JORDAN, w. NJ.
DAVID DANIELS, Sec'ty.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
MASONIC

ALABAMA Most Worshipful Sovereign Grand
Lodge, A. & 4 NJ. Next Annual Grand Com
munication will convene at Birmingham June
oath, 1886. Geo. " Braxdall, Talladega,
Chas Hendley, Huntsville, Grand Master.
Grand Secretary.
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16
SPECIALTIEs ~

Wool Lap Robes. LiDse
Blankets. White Linsey
..Borse Bl, nike 8. Twilled FlsLns
(o,ten Fl -, Bl rkets CnIorr Canton
fancy c. Ill ere Doe Skin Jean
Worsted Sui Dgs Trunk
All Woo Jei " v lises -
Or Gu on Unlsundred shirts. "On
Ow ~ 10 aade of Wansutts Muslin rp
m slsst Ii en-. It mas several new i'm vet .
it 30 AM il thu best shirt in
4 cAMP1EILAS
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

A DAvID's TEMPLE LODGE No. 8, Tusc aloo
W. sa, Ala. Regular Monthly Commune
|" ton 1st Tuesday night in each month
t 7H o'clock. 2. b. Goode, W. NJ.
[arami h Barnes Secretary
Huntsville gazette., 1886-01-16

When shall we have that coloreo
Hall built
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RAILWAY NOTES.
The Through Chicago Trains over the c
n W. VI. X &c. * & L X II
Items

C. f. Gin. general frsIg0t agent of the q.
Z 4 /. L. r., went 20 Traverse City las-
night
James Vandenberg. an employe of the G
X. & l. Railroad Offices, visits Macatawa
Park today.
George stanton. of the G. z. e l. Railroad
Offices has gone 10 LaSe Superior Tor two
weeks vacation.
John ;. White, of the g. r & r. r
offices went % MacSinac last night. He
viii oe gone for week.
J. f. Hu-hart. 81 the q r & K r
serre ars anu assistant To- the president, is
expected home from New YORK CIV early
this week.
A. T. Ierex secretary to the General Su-
perntendent oi rhe C.. * ~ NJ. T. " goes 10
Ottawa B.a.h t1is mJrni1s, His wtie ac-
conn auie~ him.
The r. & J. r. K. pay ear is at Mack
max today. faFma-irr 81 30 ant Master
sih it romorr5E.
J S Hlwkios. the e. Is W. M. R'y. an
aud ID e.. H IL ucSe agent al the Union
Depot leaves tomorrow with nis ftmilv Tor
q w-eS of fee-ration ar Ottawa Beach
Assistant General Passenger Agent ~. 4.
Gafvft of fteC e. IS " So .-aau Cuirf Clerk
o fhe Pa~-eugrr Department Geo. j.
MarSe.. OF the same road 90 % ottawa
E-acl -ots-
John De Jonze has resigned bis position
iu tue % h e HiGrlla oiii .es. aud W X
l1r0 Iu- uOV carer. flr rle DO1 Ks of the
ueiEht msnifesr- ST. De Jopge has gone
int fhe fpgr aad fe-i business
President IIugbar.. Of ibe @ r. g T.. ac-
eomranied hy Superintendent Netheany.
ot tle Northern ID VISION. ieir Yesterday in
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Ns~ 1osg July -Flplr ciased steady af ln-
changed prices Minnesota extra y sdl Il.
Nllt 1904 eklra - .. fsr West lufirs. nhI1 extra.
- lt1t f'- southern Sour closed steady ana ll-
ca4tsr.lr coili.l.tu lu rlplre. IS fil.s lH
Aheat-0pll9l- lrreEular 0u a -usil amount of
p.ia.lt.- closing ulI4 ai sa er higher ~iast io-s
CLOSED strong aul unchanged Sf.lt -aies of un-
graded rel &c -6 a -sc Au. . Spring -se $50 =
fel aiuter slt. So reli stale 3-e9tc aud SO.
! white uo 80 - .ac 40 r 4 winter August
-sri do september, - S. 90 Ocioper, s-i
.tt.c
Cnrn-Optous were quiet but llm snd closed
unchanged >ial lsi, losell urm auI q ~ higher.
ol'i ars ui uuEraiied miX. d e sil4se ana SO
z mixed az csc. 80 mixed. August a. -e. do
september. G. t.c
oats-Opuons were firm and closed dul a. a
tflte aitan 9. spot lots closed ,ir ns and
siicntiy hlsatr SPOT sale~ OF 80 / Wliie ale
ilci and No 90 age. No mixed Jug, > i54cs
% Angus and september. e. bid
Rye e-buli. western, 53a o.. state 5IHa9
Barley -NumlnaI
Pork Dull but lrn neW mess, sii .Fali tlis.
Lard-CiDsed qIicr but strong, I'll osao ~
cash, co ,-aa oi August e. l2Ga - September
sugar Raw, quiet, iair refining. l5-l6. refined.
s,oN and easier eat loaf. - -c- Cubes, h,4a6 90 q,
powdered, t's % g.. grauuat-d. 3lb. mould
"A. 6i4c coufectioners "A, l-l0. coffee a
standard. ll-l6p 3 &C.. coffee OH a 5isc. whiie,
extra C.. 81, i,G5t-e. extra c. 5Goi.c. &c, ~ a
ca C. yel. .oa. - F43 -c
ButteI-Duil. state i40fse. western l01l7'sc
Cheese-steady, fair demand, state, % sAc.
Egss-Dull and unchanged
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appetite
is poor YOU are bothered with Headache
you are hdsetN, nervous. and genera lv out
of sorts, and want tO brace up Brace up,
but not with stlmulsnis. spring medicines.
or hitters which have for their basis very
cheap bad whisky and which stimulate
YOU for an hour, and then leave you In
worse condition than before. what you
want Is an Alternative that viii purify your
blood, start healthy action Of Liver aud
Kidneys. restore your vitality and give re-
newei health and strength. Such a medi-
cine you viii find ia Electric BiiteIs and
only 80 cents a bottle al Peck Bros Drug
-f,ra
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

In the pursuit of the good things of this
world We anticipate too much; we eat out
the heart and sweetness of worldly pi. assures
b. delightful fofefhought oi them Tue re-
suits obtained from the use of Or Jones
Red Glover Tonic far exceeds ali CLAIMS. il
cures dyspepsia and ali stomach liver,
kidney and bladder troubles. Ii Is per
feet tonic. appetizer. blood purifier, a sure
80 cents of druggists
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The Result Of the Examination OF Mr.
Chattsrt0n on the Charge OF
Murder

Mrs Chatterton. of Bovine township
charged e.th having murdered her hus-
baad on July @. Eas arrai IA ed for examina-
ton in Justice Wesifsifs Court Yesterday
The court room was n.led with the ueisn-
bors and acqlalniances If the parties. aud
among tne spectators was a brother OF the
dead man. Tue widow wore a rusty black
gown AMI was accompanied b. her CHILD
rem. one girl of li-reu years brignt aud
pretty. auofber daughter Of nine wears
SON 1f twelve years and The baoY. The
wid0Es eyes were rel and swollen. aud
hrr lee bore aa EXPRESSION Df suf
witness to u sworn Vas Mrs
Matr.r tuurrip, who sep l0u-e Tor
tha family. Sle t.i not snss many II tae
flrcl Instances of tiie case, except rom what
SIZE l4a beard. She wt5 iu thsskltchen
Elru ,l- tragedy 9cegr'eL and after the
lr- snot .aokei iu. saw both fhe husband
aad N4ir iaN and tle latter rse % her feet
ala.n lae Ellness turn ran t9 the bara
tor safety
Tae s.n was pu- ou cine sraad ana Sail
that fh- mother never ate wi-l ,ar rest of
fae lauaf oat Nt= f.reu 81 chance alter tie
resf atr- tl-oaEs. o1 FrItv she came
i1al tle 1tulag room 81 t-- aa1y lusf as
tlf fl.ler AMI children st-- eestil- .hr1u. a
ant .et f.s ..ios d1Hu ug tle e.d-r atatl-
ter te ns HseH care el lle woman then
Wen. ln.3 fne next -oor 4nl soon r-tIr.i-d
wHa ler lari nnlcr arr Spoon. She
HfEe1 -1 fle sHcneu door ana
ta.n -sf1-n-l tt q position taek
GO ta fsfter. dnT iae regoser
from 10ter Bog ap-la aaI iret IHe o1s
wss r-l.tn.a aH1 rln t1 me Darn and he
rtlrI -erIlu snuf vner EaIu- -lol
aterFari lae ultnfr came ogf Yn r1e -feo
an3 ls.ei rorF 9 H.a tF3 9r tlrer
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

THE Brsr sALvg in the world for Cuts.
Bruises sores Uicers. salt Rheum. Fever
Sores Tetisr. Chapred Hands Chilblaius.
Corn. and ali SKIN Eruptions. and positive
Is cures piles or nO gas required. 10 ie
guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded Price - cents per box
Fn~ sale hs Peek Bros
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Groceries and Provi-iou-- Wholesale.

sugaTs-Cut loaf "a; granulated, csc: "a,
613go14c; extra &C 51@G5t4c; yellow &C,
Cohee-Green Rio I0alle: Rio. roasted. li@
l5c, Java green, l5d2,c. Java. roasted, 2AdZsc:
MaracalbO roasted, l6gisc Mexican roasted. lsc
d23c.
Teas-Japan fine, S5Gf5c: Jaoan medium. so
Sc. Ordinary 5a2ic; HysOn, 5sa51c, gunpOwder.
4Cm5lc; OOiong, ioGo0c; Congo zoa.a5c.
Flour-Sk ~ per cwt: 81 - per btl. patent pr
cess. q o. per cwt, g - per bbl al wheat dOU
9 p per cwt e a. Der bbl
Mil feed: -Scrrenings sl2 per 5on bran. slZ.
ships, sl3 middiings SIS. Fesd-Corn and oats.
SZl
Kerosene oil-Nicnigsn test, l0l[e per gal:
w0ler white. ne.
Gasohue-ilc per gal
seels-,Ioyer. e. vse6 81 per oI. timothy, s. .
a. 40
Fish-No. j white fish, 81 00 per halt bbl.
Otner grades, = O0et4 ~ per half bDl. front -.
cod, salt. Sc per lo clans - 40 per nun
dfed, canned oysters, seieets, ZaG..0c. smoked
Halihut. % l1c.
PORK in Darrels-Mess pork Chicago packed
81 oU0l0 -. ceaT II 90. clear snort cut Chicago.
ell 90. clear short cut, best. ,l3 go
Lard-lierce, bisc. ~ and FIJI 10 tubs. 5tsc. 81
ID roJnd tins, goo cases. 65sc iu pals. 65s sIo
Beet ia naTreis-kgsra mess. sar1anted 20 los
~ FAD. extra. boneiess. iii 49,
Buiicr.ue-M " ausesha creamery, solid. Ice; rolls.
ls-,c dairy solid. ~ 5ee. rolls. iZi1C.
Frlits - oranges California. - aCts5 e0. lemons.
choice, 81 -. lemons fancy. 81 J1N6 l5. rgs,
layer. new per 10. ~ ~ i6c. dates Faro. 40 Il.
box, per lb. zoe. dates. Fard ~ lh box per lb 9c
0stes, Persian 10 ib bpx per b s. case
Nuts-pcauuts. raw. per Do. lc. choice red
rs", per ~ b. iancy red rsw. per r.. 39a1ac,
choice white, Va. ec; iarcy n. + Va, - :
n7c. almonds Terrsguua, Toe, California. I5aiI6c.
krsEils e03C hibeus Sicily. Halle. Barce-
Iona, Toe. waiunls- Jren0bie l4istni5c, French
,ailc. California. re. pecans, Texas, II. r.. %
&c. Missouri s'se,'c; oocosnuts pcE 100, 81 sea
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Hnilllins Material

Lumber-Blli staf. timber, joists and scant-
INK H. Is and l6 feet, slI 80 l. A.
s5 do ID O. 81 Saetuug boards dressed on
one side s5 Is aud tiH Fence flooring sif. COM
mon. So. siding. ls' sud p sl. common, sl5.
'f finishing lumber. eysas0 Barn h,iards No H.
dressed on one side si7. So. 3 sls
ShiaEies-l6 inch stars. S-.sgrsa seconds 81. rs
GLr.
Lafh-S0 T. s. 7-14 o.
Lime-Obio. el Grand Gapids &c. Petoskey,
81 ~.
feraenr-sl 1t1l ~ per bbi
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

la new pair Of our perfect Atins panta-
looms. Cwo thousand pstr. a%smere and
worsted pants at greatly rtsi'.ee'IAprices to
close. STE our al.
GIANFf IoTHENG Co
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Peroxide of SllieaIes teips. tie growth
of the plant as well as u desiroyNhe bug;
lOc per pound.
MILLS LACEY &iICKISsoN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

our aim now Is "a 4srSl ed<urpus stock
70 that end we hav4 c,N tpriAss' 50 goods
viii sell al sight Look kt'odr NJ
~ ST CiOffINa Co .
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
OH-Open Doors-Ia on.

Ladies will pIeass cpme as early as pos
sihle and make their SELECTIONS ana avoid
the crowd IL the lafrernous,-as il Is too
warm TO close the.Goors
VAN LEUvENs 20 Monroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

| must close out my Whips. Riankets
Bags, Sheets and DlstersNsf-asS priA
A. NAND{.SBERes
ssS-M ofirOt.-G
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Oar stock OF Imported and ID Apesiic
Wines and Liquors for mediCal and\lable
use il always complete. ~
MINIS. LACEY &.Dh KtNsok.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

We are specially prepared for. tAs trade
of livery and nOrsemen. MN
MILLS, LACEY & ACRINAN.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Ladies. call at our sygre anhask f,r a
sample bottle OF our GelakGs sian< Polish.
MILLS. LAoEY Z DftKNsoN
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Will soon take Inyentory-aud give posses
sion, and all should buy what they need at
Van Leuven =, 20 Monroe ~
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Perfectly pure
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Ia Of ON Evrrv Sic

At Van Leuven's, 70 MonrQe-st Having
sold out the greater patI OF ne retail stock,
viii place on sale Moness. morning. July
l.. 1856. all the duplicate stc. 4 AMI goods
from the wholesale department
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
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Chcvoit suit 20 order S4s.s
Serge SUIT TO order -
Flannel suit 70 order 7s.t
Light CaSs. suits 70 order zS.f
Light CaSs. suits 10 oroer s6x
Light Cass. suits 10 order so.c
Light Cass. suits ~ order ssA
Worsied suit 10 o06er .... s5a
Worstrd suit 20 Qsccr ss.r
Wors;en suit 10 ordcr 4o.s
Worsted suii ~ order. s.. sS.t
WOrsted, sun ~ order ... SEX
SCO1r &WILLIAMS.
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

RshigsrstoA

We want everyDOay a. b. a Leonard
Refrigerator and lsss. ~ ,es down 10
c'tsL kemembef we, si.3 \femoge our
Sample k-fii gerlsiurs inl0ue "a k
~ LEoSA& * s0Ss.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

The Peroxide of Si&aIes is the most
thorough remedy yet discpvered fig potato
bugs and all nOXiDus ins,cis on vesSlatiun;
iOc per pound. Mills LACEY & DICRINs0N.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

We have very large assortment of Car
riage Sponge> al very low tsuses
Mills. LACEY. * DIcKINsoN.
All the most pppu ar pertumAs IN bulk,
at MILLS, Lacy & DIcSsNsoNs.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Faru Prod ace From First hands.
Beans-UnpicSed are worth 4oGt6lc; picked, 50
GsL
Butter-Fresh roll 9aile; dairy. Iosi7c:
creamery. l6N i~c
Chse-s---90li NE.
Dried Fruits-Apples, Ssslzc; evaporated, 51<@
sc.
Esygs-l1dl915c = dOz.
Fresh Neats-DresSed hogs, S5OOd5.50 = cwt
mutton, s4.7aG5.O0, veal, . 5Og6 %. beef 500
6.5U
Grain-Wheat. Clawson, 75c; Lancaster, 7sc
Oats, S5as-c. Rye, soc Barley, sl.Z5al 40 per
cwt Corn. 35tGSsc
Hide -,ireen. 6c ? h. part cured, 7c; cured
45e0oc. calf skins, 10 lZfos. I0c. kip skins
green, sc: cured &c; deSin skins. 1lG5lc >
piece; sheep pc ts 50caSl. wool being estimated
a. - y to.
HOney-l0alS ? 70.
Hay-Timothy. old, sl0al2 per ton; new. s99lO;
Clover. sosGlU.
POtatOes-5od60c ner bus.
PoGltry-Fowis. dressed, l04 l25sc = D. Spring
chickens. i6aloc per ID.
straw -s3G3.5D r load.
TallOw &c z 10.
WoOl-Washed, 25st2Sc. uuNaShed l6kl20c
Wood But little offered. FoIr-fco. wood l.
worth s45Og5 ? cord: Block stove wood, S2E50
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

We also carry a large s ock OF Summer Beverages
and Mineral Waters. such as Belfast Ginger Ale
Bethesda Ginger Ale, Bassett's Phosphated Sherbet
Lime Juice, Fruit Juices, Cordials, etc. Bathorn
Congress, Enuesseu, Bethesda, Apoll naris and
Hunyadi Jan0s Mineral Waters.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

We A.ss me isFses' aas - Soa9.