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The Colorcd ENodu. wcsfnard.

SAID TO HAVE ONLY JUST BEGr-N-THg
NEGROES REASONS FOR LEAVING.
CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, March 2.-Agenis who
have been thoroughly canN asSing North and
South Carolina for eolored migrants say thar
tine colored exodus from the southern states 10
the extreme west has only fairy begun At
least 5000 are reported to be now making ar
engagements to leave during the present season.
fully as many having already gone. They state
that they are going because they are offered
regular wages is farm hands and are becoming
Impoverished in the south by high rents ana
small margins.
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Discharsing knights OF Tabor.
TROUBLE AT THE GLASS WORKS AT cRNsrA

CITY, no.
ST. Louis, March IA dispatch from CRYSTAL
City, On the Iron mountain road 30 miles
below ~. Louis, says trouble is brewing i'm tho
glass works there. 1t II said that the president
OF the company notified the employees several
days ago that all knights of Labor in the works
must leave the order or The works. In COM
pliance with that notice 20 oi the men were dis
charged yesterday and a notice served ON the
remaining Knights that they wou Id be given
Two more days in which To make up their
minds. The action OF the company has created
great deal of excitement at Crystal City and it
may spread TO st. Louis, where the headauar-
tiers OF the Knights OF Labor Tor the district arc
located. The Crystal City works employ GOO
men.
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From WALL street To.Dny.

NEW YORK. March 2.-There was an irregulax
opening To the stock market this morning but
a majority OF the active list showed declines
ranging from Is TO IS per cent. the latter, Del-
aware and Hudson. 4 few stocks were un-
changed, and ~. Paul. Northwestern and West
ern Union showed slight gains. In the early
dealings there were few slight declines but
this was soon followed by an upward move
ment in which the general list advanced Ia ta
Is percent. This was again followed by "A heavy
tone leaving the market at ii O'Clock quiet and
steady at "A shade above opening figures
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ALynchiug and n Murder.

son. the negro who outraged Mrs. Lancaster,
near Glenn Springs, Friday last, was
lynched at Sp.rtenburg yesterday afternoon.
He confessed his crime.-Dr. Henry Wheeler,
prominent citizen OF Prosperity, was waylaid
and murdered hY George M..NearN Yesterday.
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Scxtou's Motion Against CharchiII.

Special Cable Dispatch 10 TfsE EvrNrSG srAR.
LONDON. March Alt is unlikely that Sew
tons motion against Lord Randolph Churchill
for inciting civil war at Belfast viii be reached
tonight, as three private members have prece-
dence. They have been prompted py the gov-
ernmenl 10 reinse 10 MithdraN-
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A RIizxard npa au Ears,,

CANTooCooK, \. H., March 2.-The blizzard
has broken doors and smashed many buildings
here. A sharp stYSck OF earthquake was re-
ported in this viciiN'y between twelve and Que
O'Clock yesterday morning.
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The BAY View Will Resumes.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, March 1.-The Bay View
nail mill started up yesterday morning with a
force ofabout two hundred men. -Four hundred
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A GEORGIA PRoHIBITIoNIsr KILLED. -
The prohibition election in Baldwin county,
Ga, occurs on March Is, and the campaign is
becoming heated. Recently Sam Jones, the
evangelist, made prohibition speech In Mil
lidgeVille which intensified the feeling between
Sam Ennis, anti-prohibitionst and the brother
of the sheriff of the county, shot and killed
Deputy Marshal C. w. HaygOod prohibitionist
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Shortening the Hours.

RAILROAD DRIVERS.
A new schedule on the Metropolitan street
railroad went into effect yesterday, by which
the working hours OF the drivers was reduced
TO twelve hours. Provision is made 10 give
each regular driver an hour and a quarter dur
Ing the day in which to get his dinner. A dele
CATION OF the drivers, who feared that the re
duction OF hours involved a reduction of wages,
waited upon the officers Of the road, who in
formed them that wages had moi been reduced.
the company has employed twenty extra men
on the r street line and twenty on the 9th
street line. There is a class OF drivers en-
certain number of trips and receive $1.35 a
day. They are in line Of promotion I'm case OF
receive 81 a day. The men are well pleased
with the reduction in hours Heretofore they
have worked from fifteen 10 seventeen hours =
day.
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lrH OF BrBLIoGRApHER g,

DEATH OF BIBLIoGRAPHER SrEyESs-
Henry stevens, the American bibliographer.
died at his home In London Sunday, after q
long and painful illness. Mr.. Stevens was born
lege in 1S43 and at the Cambridge Law school
In 1874, and had resided In London since lS45
smithsonian Institution and the CongressionaI
and other libraries. He was the author OF
several photographed treatises aud cata-
l0gues.
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PoRT JEFFERSON, l.. l., March 2-Tfns
beach between Old Field ana Eaton's Neck
without finding the bodies OF the men who
We're lost from the liie-boat of the steamer Ide-
wild.
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Proposed Appropriation Of 100000 TO
Erect One.
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL INTRODUCED
THE HOUSE YESTERDAY BY MR.. Campbell

PROVISIONS OF THE BILL INTRODUCED IN
THE HOUSE YESTERDAY BY MR.. CAMPBELL.
Mr.. Campbells bill for the erection of q
municipal building in the District of Columbia,
introduced in the House yesterday, authorizes
the Commissioners of the District of Columbia
to erect a building for municipal purposes &C
cording to plans to be approved by the in
spector of buildings of the District and the
architect OF the Capitol, provided that the
building snail not cost, when completed, more
than 100000. which sum is appropriated out
OF any money in the Treasury not otherwise
expended.
The building is to be located on such site or
reservation as the Commissioners shall deem
most suitable for the purpose, subject to the
approval of the Secretary OF War, and is to
contain suitable fre-proOf apartments in which
TO Keep the archives and records OF the District
government. Proposals for the building are to
be received and contracts made with the low
est responsible bidder, who shall give bonds in
tract price, with sureties satisfactory to the
Commissioners for the proper performance
of the contracts and the completion
not exceeans Two years. from tbe tme Of ax
ing the contracts Fifty per cent of the cost of
Me building is to be charged to the District and
priations heretofore made for the support of the
government of the District, and any amount of
money Including half Of drawback certificates
received tor general taxes) in excess of appro-
priat1ons which have been or may be deposited
by the District in the Treasury of the United
states, may be applied by the Commissioners
TO the liquidation OF the amounts SO charged to
be charged to the District of Columbia for the
purpose of this act over and above the amounts
SO applied shall be reimbursed with interest at
by the District within one year after the COM
pletlon OF the building.
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The receipt Of taxes in Baltimore is stopped.
the city council having rejected the noInlna-
ton OF the mayor for collector.
The eight men who LETT the steamer Idlewild
IN the hte-ooat are undoubtedly drowned, ~
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WOMEN FIGHTERs.-Alice White, Rode
Washington. and Lizzie Henry, young colored
this morning on q charge of fighting with each
other. Alice White and Lizzie Henry pleaded
guilty aud Rodie Washington pleaded not
guilty and said the other women were beating
her. Omcer Barney who arrested them thought
Judge DISCHARGED her. Alice White and Lizzie
Henry were committed In default Of lne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-02

NO Truth In the Stories About q Cabi.
net Crisis.
AN EMPHATIC DENIAL BY SECRETARY WHIT
NEY.
A statement has been published to the effect
that cabinet crisis is impending, owing to the
hostility of Secretaries Whitney and Manning
towards Attorney General Garland, and their
fixed determination to get him out Of the cabi-
net Secretary Whitney said to q STAR report
er today: "You can deny the story, for there is
not one word Of truth in 1t. in any form, shape
or description"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-02

Cases Of trichiniasis have developed at Roch-
ester, q: K, SIX persons being down with the
dreadful disease.
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BARN AND STABLE BURNED. - Yesterd az
afternoon the barn OF A. G. Mount, on the Rock
Creek Church road, caught fire from sparks
from q steam engine. The flames spread to q
stable adjoining, and that structure and the
barn were both totally destroyed, entailing q
loss OF about 81 200.
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General Foreign News.
STILL SHOWING IN ESoIASr

STILL sNowING IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, March 2.-Snow continues to fall
heavily in the north OF England and in Scot
land. Traffic on many railways Is entirely
blocked.
THE MISSOURI TOTAL Loss.
All hopes OF saving the steamer Missouri,
from Boston Tor Liverpool, which stranded on
the coast off the Island OF Hoiyhead during a
heavy snowstorm, have been bai,doned. The
steamer has capsiZed and lies broadside TO the
sea, and her destruction is believed TO be only
a question oftime. The crew left her Just before
she went over. They reached the land in safety.
The cargo is washing out Of the wrecked vessel,
and boats are near her rescuing what portions
OF il they can. Two hundred and ninety live
head OF cattle were lost.
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+ 4 Z " $ = H H HnH s SIS
40 90 Z SIS

For the German, Faster Cards. scrap Book P.tures
lthe best assortment in the world, French Tissue
Paper go shades) Free lessons fancy work
every morning at $50. SILK Transfers, Jap Goods
Mats. Parasols, Napkins, Fans, Scrolls, etc New
Music 3 cts "Aikafof Waltz. ..Nanon," '.,ee-SaW
etc Lustra Paint 10 cts. school Cards, 30 cts per
loo studies for Painting Flowers. Landscapes, etc,
from to % cts each (cheap,) Toys
us-lm J. Jay GOULD. 42l sth So, near Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-02

In the chess match at New Orleans yesterdsv
steinits won, zukertort resigning ON the forty.
second move,
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kilograms to The Star.
ENGLISHMEN WEARY OF EGYPT
Both Parties Willing TO Abandon II.
THE COLoRED EXODUS TO THE WEST

Mormon Missionaries Warned to Leave.
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LECTURES.

n NGAS1s STEWART. ESQ, AN ACCOM-
u ASA AShed coiored Lawyer of the New VII
Bar ana iate Professor of Liberia college will ,eyer
\ Lecture this Evening, the Metropolitan a NJ =
Church subject Race Co-operatiCn Among afros
Americans admission, - cents ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-03-02

THE CAPTURED STEAMER City OF MEXICO.
Secretary Whitney to-day sent a telegram to
the commander Of the Galena, at Key West,
directing him to deliver the City of Mexico,
which was captured on an alleged filibustering
expedition against Honduras, and all persons,
papers and property connected Herewith, to
the u, s, marshal at Kew West
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
lE~ PERPETUAL BUILDING Ass0CIA-
T 1Ssls sss sad s sSI:R,as, s14'es2.
The Profits realized are now owe. per cent per
oq are Sn
monthly-$7 for shares Of stock and % for interest
debt being paid Of In eight years without any rurther
Five per per annnm Is paid to those using the
main until the maturity of share tabeut eight years.
IL to IA per cent per annum will be paid
no pack dues required Fifty cents to one thousand
Nexs meeting o on Or Nv WEDNESDAY, EVENING.
IE ) R9 AsksTaM, P 1sss f1ss's
. n. LAWToN: treasurer.
JOHN COOK. secretsSy,
% EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
By order of the Board of Directors notice is hereby
held March s J, 1885, at oS,ocS s p n at National
Rifles Armory. to consider an amendment to Sec. 1,
Of se I'm
snd %. w Be- hed w
March 3, 1885 Immediately aftee the special meeting,
s. INC ~ A'''H'' ' THoMas sGtMERv1LLE, Prest
JS9 Joy EDsoN' s*ey. Office. sl7 Fs1' I'd floor
TE~ THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASH
D 1NGrON, ID. c.
UAte Bank Of Washington>.
FEBRUARY 11th, 1886.
The Trustees for the late BANK OF WASHING
TON request depostors therein who have not already
transferred their deposits to THE NATIONAL
BANK OF WASHINGTON," D. C.. TO do so in per
by written authority at an early date with
draw thu same.
All the business Of the late Bank of Washington is
being transferred to the said National Bank recently
organized under nearly the same management.
]. B. II. SMITH,
J. II. c. COFFIN, Trustees.
EDWARD TEMPLE,)
C. A. JAMES Cashier.
The Board of Directors of the said National Bank
consists Of the above named, with w. E Howard and
John NJ Sims. f113tw3w
IT, SAMUEL s sHEDD
GAS FIXTURES
SLATE MANTELS, LATROBES, CRATES,
PLUMBING AND HEATING
f23 400 9TH ST.
E~ J, aERMU1LLER, Architect
No 51s SEVENTH STREET N. w.
FINE DWELLINGS Specially. f31ms
'Es E F. BROOKS
631 18th st.
ORNAMENTAL AND UsEFUL GOODS
>-~HNAN
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THE PUBLIC DEBT statement for February
shows the decrease during the month to have
been S2.7O2, 1881. The total debt is 81, $685.
1874 OIL .46.
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1~ TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
O[A OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CUR
wAsHrSGroN, December 2sth. 1885.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to the
!sA' in HE
81 anS IL sn 5F c0SMTX Of
sss b th a se Of the Revised
with before an associaton Shall be authorized to COM
mence the business of Banking:
Si 8 AZ WASH fsfi 5ea' in the
and II II II S2gSTx Of
g ns of
Of the Revised Statutes of the Unitees States
MS %S e ana sea- s g.
as1-eos oomp.ra!ieME # fiSS he taIEsiaey.
DkUGGIsT, 426 It'll ST. sw.,
hs %Sss 3 Drug In South
TCS PERSONS DESIRING SAFE INsUR-
anSs as protection for their families or
Of s no to into ses
before nsuring elsewhere 1t is the largest Insurance
the ever wa
ten No fsssrlcsons 70 Army or Navy officers Call
a1m R K. cnAIIf Ss sRss ! ., Assn + ".
To- DR. z 3. BLISS DENTIsT, REMOVED
u wsnsSs p 5sxs'e zc teeth nsersa MIN
TcTs F. BRENNAN HAS REMOVED FROM
- 40S list NV to 1878 NV, and win be glad
to see his friends Horses taken at livery, Telephone
call $50 West End Livery Stable N1ms
FE1s CORSON 4 MCCARTNEY.
O>-@A Bankers,
Glover Building,
14l9 Est
Deposits. Loans Exchange Collections
Dealers In Government District Bonds and all Local
Securities.
Stocks and Bonds listed the Stock Exchanges of
New York. Philadelphia. Boston and Baltimore
Bought and Sold.
Orders In American Bell telephone Stock executed
by wire direct nom our Office to Boston. Constant
quotations OF this stock received. ja26
CTS PAETIES WISHING TO TRANSACT
O>@A business at GROGANS Furniture and Car
cJooe NJ y PM sharp f9-lm
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A BULL RUN BULLET EXTRACTED-Col.
Byrne, surgeon in charge of the hospital at the
Soldiers Home in this District, has extracted
from the neck of an old soldier a ball, which
had been there since the battle OF second Bull
Hun, and was well encystei.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. Z. F. Qualtrough
has been ordered to duty at the Mare Island,
CAL, navy yard. Lieut.. w. d. Rose has been
detached from the Alliance and ordered to the
Mare Island navy ward.
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Senators Cockrell, Pike, Mcpherson, with
delegation, Sabin, Berry, and Dolph, Repre-.
sentatives Dockery, Glover, Randall, Sowden,
Osborne .5So Dougherty, Beach, Davenport and
and ]. ]. Hitch, of Newport, KY, Inspector
General Farnsworth, F. j. and Jerome B. Par
menter and Mr.. Esek Cowen, of Troy.
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Branch Yard, 14th, bet B and SITS. NV. f25
TFS PHOSVITE-THIS COMBINATION OF
- Calisaya, Wild Cherry and Horsfords Acid
Phosphatea, Is popular and efficient Brain and Nerve
Tonic and safeguard agans. Malaria Sold at
MiLBuRN'S PHARMACY. l429 Pennsylvania ave,
in bottles or on draught with soda water. IT'S
TF~ SPECIAL NOTICE. WISH TO IN
- form the public that have partners or
ments made not directly through me-
+. kRAUSE, Leader Krauses Orchestra
uS3W" 621 South Carolina ave sc.
TEs THOSE USING OUR MACHINES ARE
49, particularly cautioned against allowing them
to be tempered with at the huuse by persons
senting themselves as being employed by us as
adjusters, and who are in most cases entirely
Incompetent exacting enormous charges and render
ing no practical service We responsible only for
work done at our Office, where but skilled work
men are employed and only genuine parts used
Orders by postal III receive immediate attention.
WHEELER e. WILSON MFG CO.
Ja7-2m* 437 9th st. n.w., Riley Building
CE<S ESTABLISHED 1852.
OA r b FERGUSON, Pharmacist
I'd st. and Penn. ave. Capitol Hill.
Prescriptions speciality. f22
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-lntern
revenue, 500. OF; customs, S431,22l.

RUM0R DENIED.-The rumor that Mr.. A. u.
Hazen, the Third Assistant Postmaster General,
has been requested to resign, and that Chief
Clerk Nash has been selected to fill the vacancy,
has again been revived. The Postmaste Gen.
eral to-day said that he had Mr.. Hazens resig-
nation since the 7th of March last, but had
taken no action I'm regard to It.
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ARCHITECT CLARK AND THE LABOR ORGANI-
zATIoNs.-The counsel for the Stonecutters'
union has requested Secretary Lamar to sus-
pend Architect Clark, of the Capitol, pending
action upon the charge made against him, the
result of the investigation of which the Secre-
tary intends shortly to report to the President
for his action. =
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ARMY ORDERs.-First Lieut.. Frank Baker,
ordnance department, stationed at Philadel
phia, has been ordered to Wilmington, DEL, to
inspect powder being manufactured there for
the ordnance department. Leave of Major
Henry McElderry, surgeon, has been extended
one month. I'd Lieut.. J. F. r. Lapdis, 1st cav
airy, has been ordered to duty at the United
States military academy, West Point.
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THE PRESIDENT to-day approved the acts re-
moving the disabilities of Alex. P. Stuart OF
Mississippi, Edward G. w. Butler, of Missouri
and Thos L. ROsser, of Virginia
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Eoeals.

Fun N PHILosOPHY.-The Opera
House was pretty we'll filled Monday
night with an audience of the best peo-
ple in the two cities to hear the inimit-
able Bill Arp discuss this theme. He was
very c~leverly introduced by Hon. C. B.
Watson and proceeded to his work with
out further preliminaries, and for over
an hour entertained his audience with a
medley of fun and philosophy, witty,
ludicrous sayings linked on to sentences
of solid hard, sense, showing the author
to be not only a man possessed of a keen
sense of the ridiculous, with a happy
talent for ~delineating with pen the
humorous fancies of his brain, but also
a close observer of current events, and a
deep student of the social, economic and
other questions that concern the human
family, especially the American, and
more especially the Southern portion of
it. Bill Arp does not aspire to oratory,
but he has the happy faculty of self:
poise and of getting on free and easy
terms with his audience from the start.
His lecture is a good n and will delight
any one who enjoys fun or appreciates
good hard sense linked with fun.
THE TAX LIsT.-The tax list of For
syth county shows the value of real
estate and personal property in Winston
township to be $2,9S7, 272, and in For
syth county 81, 986,275. County income
is $4,000. Shares in National State and
private banks 1926 900. The following
is the total taxes: State and General tax
S~l9,O24.26; Road tax, $4,178.47; County
tax, $10,9SO.O6.
The new steam fire engine for Salem
was tested Saturday with satisfactory
results. Within six minutes after the
fuel in the furnace was lighted water
was forced through the hose. With 100
feet of hose a stream was thrown 234 feet
and with 1000 feet of hose $50 feet. 1t
is a 5000 pound engine, and when
loaded with water weighs a little over
1000. 1t is an A No. | machine.
Bill Arp received much attention
and was very c~ourteously welcomed and
entertained by citizens of Winston and
Salem. He visited all the points of
interest in both towns, and seemed to
enjoy his visit quite as much as those
who had the pleasure Of meeting him
enjoyed him.
There was no quorum at the meet
ing of magistrates last Saturday to on
slider the question Of a house for the
insane at the Poor House. At the meet
ing of the Commissioners on the first
Monday of next month the probabilities
are it will be decided to build a house,
commodious enough to answer the pur-
pose. which can be done for about $500.
Temperature for the past sevend days,
taken at 9 a.. M, by a Signal Service
Thermometer, at Ashcraft Il Owens
drug store:
October 2O-65. October 24-7O.
" 21-71. " 25-6S
" 00-64 d" 26-6S.
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groaute @arket.

The prices of many of the articles emu
merated below are materially affected by
the claw of supply and demand" but
this table is corrected weekly by some of
u largest and most reliable dealers, and
our readers may accept the quotations as
aDDrOximately correct:
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RE FRUIT.
Dried fruits of all kinds are coming
in and the following prices are fully
established as quoted by Hinshaw &
Bynum:
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SAVE YOUR OWN CLOVER SEED.

NJ CLOVER SEED HULLER will
wi begin to run about the lst of Sep
TENDER. 1t is a splendid machine and
does its work soeH and thoroughly. If you
want your seed saved, write or call on me
at once. r. r. CRAWFORD,
2S-2w. g.. a. ..ss Winston, n. c..
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Winston Tobaeeo Market.

There is no change in the tobacco
market. Breaks are light, but fair for
the season.
WEEKLY AT THE
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B6~The above form, with slight
notifications, will answer for the
organization of County Clubs.