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L.Nns-ChGcc $3.50; common TO good,
per head g. ca.
Hoes Choice light 565,ici good, d9ICI5c;
common, i4milsc.
CArrLr-Choicc, 3iE6i4c; good 3ACtic,
scallnwngs, nominal.
surEr-Choicc, DC; medium, 3lsc com.
mon, 81. OO0I 80.
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COTTON MARKETS.

The local cution market opened steady
and closed sicaly mIddlIug Ia. SALES, --
bales, incli IL ~ .H= la,t evening. Of which
- 10 eHporier and -- 10 spinner,
ETCnANuT QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nc; good ordinary, $50. low
niddling, CSC mlddling. ioc, good mid
ding, iO6.iGc; middling fair, lose fair.
nominal dusty, jfo TO ic lower
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NNfOOI.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug. 7.-Wool-steady
and firm with good inquiry on manufacture
ing account unNashed bright medium, lao
pc; coarse braid, 1l@19c low sandy, 100
lie; fine light l2@lSc; fine heavy, l09l6c;
tub washed, 2S@3ic.
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THE RIVERS.
Steamboats, Leaving.
WEDNESDAY.

Arrivals-Arkansls City, St Louis; City
of Nicksburg, Natchcz; Gayoso, Tiptonvillc.
observation-disclosures City, Natchcz; City
OF Nicksburg ~. Louis, Gayoso, Tiptonyille;
Rene Macrcady, 81. Francis river
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Ftu= Ma,kcrcl. halfbrls No. I. q. 2a. No.
. $40. iO.lh kit Me-. I siih No >, t.iO.
Dry herring family, ?jC Per box.
fuIsH MrttsH Choice beef hindqunrtcrs.
Ca, iurqunHcr, iy. second grade hind
quarters, b. iorquaftCr g.. Sheep, a.
llues. .c.
li"U iropy'rs- Quiet mess pork. 90 ~.
sugar ruud hiatus. iIniIt,S. hrrak fact
hlruu, iuAHl2c bacon. clear rih sides. ua.
t.r'HCi bulk purk. clear sides, pi.c. clear
~ sides sA.c9stc long clear, sAc. Shout.
dcis, use
L,ru=rc.. sNc. half brls. s,.c. kcgs.
shsc, choice kettle, ni.o quiet.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

fnsurs's Perfect ccmpls,on aud kssis n. Pace.
rsei. Arms snd hsEds t0fi sld SuoslA. Tryu
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stag. Of the Rivers.

uUlcr sloNAL Srgyicr u.sA,1
Mtsriiis. Aur z. sam. 7
The following observations are taken Ut all sia.
lions named ln the 18th meridian time which Il
one hour later than Memphis lime
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AMER Three Years.
W. +. Walton, ofSpringficld Tenn. says
II have been suffering with neuralgia IN the
face and head on and on, for three ycnrs. |
purchased a boS Of Dr. Tanners lnfalliblc
Neuralgia Cure, aud took eight Of the pills
have not felt any symptoms ~ neuralgia
since ligivcs me pleasure 90 recommend it,
Rangum Root Medicine Co. Manufacturers
Nashville, Tenn. 20 cents per box. sold at
Holster drug store, M Main street
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MAGNOLIA BALM

HAaAxs MAGNOLIA balm. Remove. sunburn
n. Trsell. 4 Nssh sisA. CAL b, i,,ss,.ai
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.rocerles

Nrw YoHK. Aug 7.--luiIcc Spot fair.
Rio, n9.c. options stealy and iirm, sales,
Il. 500 hays. August, Si0.6ut, IS. september.
tiuUnG1iuui. October, tibi. November.
ioGa December Spth9o7O, January,
800 May, fD6b.
surnr-Firm and quiei iair refining quoted
at 5Nc centrifugal, 90 test csc. molnsscs
grades. ii.mhsc; refined, steady. G..
d ilGttGt t.. extra G, G',m6 7.iGc. white.
extra g. G,,@Gs.. mould 4, -, pow.
dcr,d. 5a.c. Molasscs-nuIl. Ricc-stcady.
NV OHlr,Ss La, Aug 5-Concc-pull
but steady. Rio, common in prime. i26tltc.
Rice Dull. ordinary TO good JGli,c. Sugar
Steady. open kettle, common, Aa.c. cen.
tffughls. on' plantation, formulated. 5m5hc.
choice yellow clarified, 80 oil yellow claH.
STEADY. open kettle, iair 10 good, lggNr.
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Miscellaneous.

centrifugal common to fair, 20925c prime
TO choice, 30@35c; syrup, 2O@4Oc; quiet
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WIZ be found an excellent remedy for
sick headache. Cartcr's Little Liver rills.
Thousands Of Letters from people who have
used them prove this fact Fry them.
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Vogcs 4 Kripkc's nouring.mill NJ
Evansville burned Monday night Loss
$4,000, insurance $3.50
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GENERAL TRADE.


EGGS and poultry advanced yesterday ow.
ing to scarcity In market other articles I'm.
changed
Grain In store nt the elevator. Corn, 32.7li
bushels, oats, 1886 bushels.
AZ New York the marking down Of the
price on refined sugars il well understood q,
simply an effort 10 break the market for
mw-, aud not as the result Of any shrinkagc
Of consumption, with complete failure thus
far Ia attaining the point aimed at, while all
other sweets remained firm aud indifcrcutiy
offered. Coffee has attracted Increased at
tcntion direct from consumers aud the spec.
ulativc element IA very passive Rice self
fairly we'll, aud teas, though somewhat IT.
regular Ia movement. have continued IL
favor and all rcally attractive grades Will,
even spices show better symptoms aud
promise increased business.
TIE CiICAuo GRAIN MARKET.
Chandler Brown a Co, of Chicago. "a
Ogden Foniainc Memphis Large coniin.
ual orders In New York Ia buy ON account
II bad weather ON the continent. Short,
are covering here Corn strong ON report
Of cold wave In northwest.
coats purchased nov cannot lose mucl
money, aud We feel that good profit eau b,
realized
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Bonds ss.I stocks.

The following list iscorrectcd regularly and
may be regarded as the latest quotations
BANK STOCKS.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

hs LIQUID pt.r.is,ion Zoe ne SAN. rs soosh.
lhs. csoiiAs. ssissshlns 4 wSss.ffa.y nssuufylssi
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YoRK, Aug. THE market was with
out demand.
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DAILY cOTTON HrATrMINT,

IhpoFit" ft'antn, ]. 1Oihl, ! btle
EnIoris-C, 0AswRR. 100 Total. 100 bale.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONEY PER CENT, NEW YORK Elk,
CHANGE % PREM. SELLING.
Cotton Steady Middling Cotton, ioc-
Sales Today Unimportant-The Tone
OF the General Market steady-Meats
Quiet.
APrEAL OFFICE,
hiItAI wv
TUESDAY EVENING, Aug

TUESDAY EVENING, Aug. z 1883
The demand for money continues steady
at the old rate per cent The supply OF
funds in bank is ample for all business pur'
poses.
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MAGNOLIA BALM

1sis nAoAss MAGNOLIA BALM with you W ~.
ss4zias. Mountains. hons and all Rarsi nsssr,.I
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MAGNOLIA BALM

Gives hs'ishnely Desuiful stin. Drives 81
bis'eAs' Rsdnsss. ROushsss.. rl-slss ssn-sAsi
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The Great Sale
We Had Reference To.
Ic.
NOTIONS.

500 gross Of Beautiful Black jet and Fancy Bull
lot Ruttons, worth fully i0c., for only &c q
dozen:
2 extra-long sfoei-Polnt fTai-Plns for only ic;
fast-Biack DarniDc -Cottcn only ic. a bunch;
Pure White Toe Pearl Dress Buttons for only ic.
dozen:
Smiths Sieei-point Hair. Pins only &C. paper
all sizos-worth los;
Elegant quality &c. Tooth Brushes for only &c.
Stockinet Drees-shieids (wsrranted water-prooO
for only gc.-they sell them around our
nelfhborhood for ESQ;
Tortoise BLACK and Shen -Pfns-large and
small sizes-2 for &C.:
Crochet Needles, ia y neat little case, for &c.
u steel and boneN;
dozen extrA-large size China Buttons for only
ic.;
i2 dozen medium-sizc Chipa Buttons, on card,
for oply &C.
Beautiful pure White Ivory Bullet Buttons for
&c. o dozen worth l0c.:
BLACK Alpaca Shirt Braid for &c. a bunch--sells
clsev here for &c.:
sianords Writing Ink-best made-only &c.
bottle:
100 Assorted Hair-Pins. in q neat box, for only
4c--voyth 10c.:
100 Mourning Dressing Pins, IN q box for &c.;
Largo aud medium-size Fine Combs. elegant
quality, worth 15c. for only &c. each:
Gentlemen's White Lawn Ties only &c. dozen;
Shoe Buttons ooly ic a dozen;
2 Cedar Jead-Penctis for lc.:
l0c. CorsetSpI'ts for SC;
Pure Linen Corset Lacos, 2H yards long, only &c.
each:
Ladies' Piush-rrimmed Purses, with chain, for
9c.-wortn 25c.;
Large sizo Cascarilla Face-Powder only &C. q box;
Boys Biuo-and- White and Rcd, and " hite Polka
q Dot Windsor Ties fer &c. worth 25c.;
Hoyps Dime Cologne for &c.
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Belts.

Our Tan Belt at f0c is good. Other styles Tan
Belts as prices that attract even as the belts do.
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Mats.

See the Flexible Wire Mats, sl sizes, the
greatest invention In Mats ever made, very rea-
sonabie. SEQ the Rattan Mats at CSC Colored
Bordered Rattan Mats all sizes
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1c.
NOTIONS.

paper OF the best Sc Pins for only 1c;
Exha-vide Tape only 1c a bunch:
Nickel plated ThtInbles for only lc. ehch-ali
slzes, including eailors' Bali 1'himbies;
Spool Cotton stronger than o. y. T., 300 yards 10
the spool au1 warranted 70 sew on the ms
chine. only g. q spool:
Gontemcn's Collar Buttons. 1 dozen for tc.--seii
esewhere for Sc;
Ladies' IOc. CUFFS for Only 90;
Ladies' i0c Collarsfor only &C.;
Rics-Rack Braid. warranted II yards 70 tho
bunch, for only Sc;
Largo BAH 0utts-Pe Perchs Hair-Pins, Q for &c.;
~ dozen Puro Rick Buttons on a csrd for only
All colors In worsted skirt-Braid that cost you
Be. elsewhere we soil for &c. q bunch:
The very best Giit-Edge English Pins for only "a.
paper-coss you &c elsewhere;
Large ard sfnali.size Nickel-Plated safety-Ffns
for only &c ndosen;
whlt,enoores shoe- Polish for &C. q bottle worth
T. N. French BlseHing. best made, for only DC. a
dozen Sn Pure White IOc. Pearl Shirt Buttons for
Large-sizs black Gutta-Percha Dressing.Comb
for 5c. worth l0c:
Brass. Black, and Horn Pants-Buttons for only
len dozen:
Shoe Strings. 1 dozen for 2.:
Hooks and Eyes. 10. dozen:
9 Correct Laces for 1c.
paper Of Invisible Hair-Pins, 1c.;
Celluloid Thirnbles only &c.;
Tortoise Dressing Combs, exSre-lsrgo size, only
Sc;
Pants Buckles &c. dozen
spectscles for 9c.-opucians' price Soc;
Eye. Glasses for ec.--opticians' price Soc;
Medium sizo Pure Linen Napkins for &c. worth
&C.;
Rxtra-larce size Dinner Napkins for SC. worth
l0c -waYTantcd pure lncn;
Extra-large size Pure Linen Towels, 42 inches
long, for &c. worth 50c.
Beautiful styles 10 Metal Buttons-would cost
you elsewhere from I2 10 i5c dozen-our
price only &c..
2 and S.inch Whslebones for sc. a dozen:
White Black, and Slate Dress steels, &C. dozen;
15c. Dress Reeds, with rubber attached, for only
&C.:
12c. Dress Reeds, with rubber attached, for &c
set;
Zoe. Dress Reeds only &c. a set.
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: case fully yard-wide Soft
: Finish BleAched Cotton
+: worth fully i0c. q yard tor
only 7hc.;
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T,o1CeLS.

Look at our new Towels at s1.co dozen.
Look at our new Towels at fs. s.s5 dozen All
other towels are cheap, but these two lots are
especially go. Special bargain In Cream Table
Damask at SOC. ayard worth 75c.
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HANDKERCHIEFS.

Gentomens Union Linen Ilandkercbiefs for Sc.
worth l24c.:
Genuemen's Clear Hemstitcbed Fancy -Bordered
I. Handkerchief for l0c worth 25c.
Gontlemen's extra large Fine White Cambria
Haadkerchiefs for 5c. worihl0c.;
Gentlemens Whito Pure Linen Handkerchiefs
for i2c. worth 25c.:
Ladies' Linen Clear Hemstitched Fancy-Border-
ed Uandkercbiefs for &c. worth 12Hc.;
Ladies' Hemstitched Mourning Handkorchiefsfor
&C. worth i5c.--warrauted pure linen.
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GENTLEMEN's FURNISHINGS.

Fine Linen Pleated- Bosom Shirts for 47c worth 81:
Gentlemens Patented Suspenders for 13c worth
Soc: warranted not to rip or break;
Gentlemens Medium Weight Canton Flannel
Drawers for 25c. worth SOC.
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|. Rose & Son,
2O6 east Broad street.
NORTH SIDE.
ESTABLISHED HALF CENTURY.
BLANKETS.

I.rss:,.' e. White Blankets for 'ac pair worth
All-wooi Heavy. Large-size Blankets for saS'
worn <3.15: -
An-wcoi Fine California Blankets for saso
Full is-i EItra Fine White csllfcrnis Blankets
tor ~. IS worth 50:
Pure California Wool ic-4 Blankets. elegant
quality with lovely border, for ss.0s worth
Pure California Wool 1874 Blankets, magnificent
quality. for f4-9s worth 81.
We have Just seven pair OF the Finest blankets
you ever saw IN your ltfe-in fact they arc
the best manufactGred-for $40 worth q.
s.......................... .'.........s
By buying your Blankets
now we can save Jon about IS
per cent, for as you koow n.
when the weather gets colder
they are bound 20 advance.
...................... ....... ........s
BED COMFORTS, &c.
Fancy Largo Bed Comforts with rod lining for
&c. worth f1.25;
Elegant quality Bed Comforts for 9oc. worth $50:
Heavy Fancy Cretonne Bed Comforts for sl.4s
bales OF Genuine Turkey-Red Extra Large
Size Bed Comforts for 3i.S5 worth s250
TOILET SOAPS.
RIDICULOUS PRICES
Largs-size Boquet Toilet Soap for &c. cake
worth &c.:
Genuine NJ OFT Castillo Soap for &C. cake. Tho
drugstores would charge you i5c. for same.
Eayesen's Extra Large size Floating Bath Room
Soap for SC. worth l0c:
Pure White Cocoa CASTLE Soap, highly per-
fumed, for 5c,-drugstore price 20c.;
Genuine Turkish Bath Soap, the pure goods, for
30c. dozen or 3c O cake;
Genuine Palm Soap for 4c. a cake worth ioc.;
Pure Glycerino soap for &c cake worth 15c
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Fine Linen Pleated- Bosom Shirts 47c worth 81:
Gentlemen's Patented Suspenders for 13c. worth
Soc. warranted not TO rip or break
Gentlemen's Medium-Weiebt Canton Flannel
Drawers for 25c. worth SOC.
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|. Rose & Son,
206 east Broad street,
NORTH SIDE.
ESTABLISHED HALF CENTURY.
DRY GOODS.

bale nne Sea leland Cotton for 4c. yard:
! bale Of extra heavy Untaeached Cotton for &c
ayard:
Fun yard.wide Uubissched Cotton for SC.
yard;
bale Of SIC Unbleachod Cotton for only &C.
yard.
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Carpets.

Our assortmeut OF Velvet Body Brussels, Rox-
bury, Tapestry. Three-Ply. Extra super Two
Ply, wool-Chain, Cotton Chain. Rag. and Hemp
Carpets is already quite large. while our prices
are by far the lowest. Art Squares and Rugs
very cheau.
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Fans.

Japanese Folding Fans at &c. worth i0c.;
Japanese Folding Fans at i0c. worth sc;
Japanese Folding Fans at lsc. worth aSc.;
Japanese Folding Fans at 2uc. worth SOC.
Ivory-Handle Palm Fans at f0c.
We have just purchased tho above lot OF Fans.
and, as you willsee, far below usual prices asked
this season.
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BLANKETS.

Our regular stock Of Blankets are cheap, but a
fcw soiied pair left from last season are the
cnsap you ever ssv. You viii nnd . few very
nne pair Of White Blankets In the lot.
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Beautiful styles 10 i2Hc. Dress 6inghsms for
only Sc. yard:
Heavy Sor Gray Fianneie for 19kc.;
i2s Lopsdalc Cambria, full 30 inches wide, for
only sAc:
Heavy i0e Canton Flannel for 7xc.
hKun heavy I5c. Flannel Canton for only oHc.
yard:
case Of nno soft Finish full yard wide Bleached
Cotton worth SIC. tor only 81 yard;
6Sc. Light Shirftng Priuts for only Sc. a yard
50c- Turkey Red Table Damssk. extra vide snd
warranted fasf coiorH. for only 2fc. yard;
fief mt quality 75c Turkey Red Table Damaek
for oply f0c. yard:
&c All-Wool White Flannel for only l5oI q yard:
He'd TWill-Wool Flannel for 2Oc. yard worth
Soc:
Boys Fancy 4Oc. Wool Cashmere for only 25c. a
yard:
1he very best IS inch Cotton Diaper for only Csc.
piece. warranted 10 yards 70 the piece,
worth 81:
e1inch Cotton Diaper for 75c. worth t1.25;
99-inch Cotton Diaper for SIC. worth $3.50:
Fine Shees White Striped Muslin for only &C.
White Lawn. fuIl yard and quarter wide, for
sc. wortn l5c.
Full yard-wide pure fine Irish Linen for 25c.
worth S0c
Heavy fne Bleached Jeans for %. worth i5c.
Fancy Striped and Plain. 2Oc-;
Pants Linen for iOc yard:
piece OF besuttui jet Black Cashmere, full 80
inches wide worth 40c- yard. for only iec.
"a White Piilow-Case Cotton, slightly soied, for
lOc. worth 1886. yard.
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H0ndBerchiefs, &c.

sGeptlenren's Handkerchiefs for Sc. worth 1oc.
each;
lot Gentlemen's Colored- Bordered Handker-
chiefs at 10c. worth 1890:
1case ladies' Gray Hose at 75c. per dozen or
pair fer 25c.;
case Pleated LiDen-Bosom Shirts at Soc worth
Soc;
case pure Mnen-Bosom Shirts at 42c worth
Soc;
Gentlemen's Pure Linen Cuffs ati5c. and Collars
at lec. worth 25 and l5c.;
% dozen Ladies' Bags at 45c. worth 75c;
so dozen Neutrality-suspicious. at $i.25 worth 80;
lot Of Ladies' Card-Cases at 12kc. worth 5Oc;
On MONDAY we will offer Corset att 5oc never
aold before at less Than 75c; French-wove
Corset at SIC never sold before at less than 75c
a French-wovc Corset ats1 never sold before at
less than si.t0
Hundreds Of styles Of new Jewelry, amongst
them several styles In solid gold.
Wo will open NEXT WEEK all the newest and
latest styes OF Dress Trimmings; also, gil The
latest novelties In Dress Goods.
SPECIAL BARGAIN FOR MONDAY ONLY.
2 cases BLEACHEp CoTToN-be,ter than An
droscoggin--at
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EARLY
FALL GOODS.
Henrietta Cloths, All Shades.
Habit Cloths, All Shades.
Cassimir, All Shades.

Many prices represented in the above large
assortment. Paris Tricot, Fairfield suittng,
p.sgspoi. Coimsn Cloth. striped Armure, Beises,
sIIk-warp Henrietta Cloth, representing the
largest stock Of early fall Dress Goods ever
brought 70 this city.
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COrSetS.
All reliable makos in stock at lowest prices.
MourninG Goods.
LGceS.

Special importation for this season now in
efn
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FINANCIAL

ltiOuHiUhu ~ hiiNShuh fso'o"N WV
The committese for the reorganization OF the
CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY COhPA-
NY and the RICHMOND AND ALLRGHANY
RAILROAD COMPANY have agreed, subject TO
the approval OF the holders Of the securities they
represent, or Of those to be Issued in place
thereof that their espective lines shall be ope-
rated In close connection, under single man
agement, thus forming desirable route. short
In distance. and with as favorable grades as any
line between the CENTRAL WEST and tide
water on the ATLANTIC COAST.
The agreement contemplates an ultimate
transfer Of the railroad Of the RICHMOND AND
ALLEGHANY COMPANY to the'ownership or
control OF the CIHSAPEAKE AND OHIO CON-
PANY, or its successor.
Upon the surrender TO us OF the certificates
issued by the NERO ANTILE TRUST COMPANY,
representing stock and bonds OF the RICHMOND
AND ALLEGHANY RAILROAD COMPANY. de-
posted under the existing plan OF reorganiza-
ton. We will issue IN exchange therefor our ne
gotiable receipts which ontue the holders
thereof, under the agreement between the two
committees, TO new bonds and stock when issued,
as provided thcrein.
The right TO participate therein Is conditioned.
IN the caso OF each holder desiring so 70 parIici-
pate, upon his depositing his present Certificate
with us duly endorsed.
The CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO REORGANI-
ZATION COMMITTEE reserves the right to limit
the time within which deposits as above may bs
made with us or to AZ penalties on subsequent
deposits, and those who wish to participate in the
plan should thsrefore deposit their certificates
with us without delay. tho ofer to receive them
being made subject, In all respects. to the con-
troll OF tho committee.
Copies OF the agreement between the two COM
tni,tees. and OF circulars relating thereto. and
other information, may be had on application at
our ONCE.
DREXEL, MORGAN & co.
au 26-Suts
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
Another Home Industry.

Mr.. l.. S. Whitehead, of this city, has
recently Invented and now has in sue
cessful operation, what he calls a
feather renovator, designed to clean
and restore to their normal condition
feather beds that have been in use for
time. The apparatus has proven to
be great success, and it can be oper-
ated at comparatively small expense.
a test of the renovator made yesterday
was most gratifying, and the apparatus
bids fair to he of profit 10 the inventor.
He contemplate opening an office with
s. p. Marks 81 Co.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
THE PROVO LIBERALS,
They Meet and Tackle the Pro-
hlbitiOn Question.

At the Liberal Campaign" meeting
on Friday night, there was very select
audience. not quite bali filling the
courtroom. George Sutherland was
the first speaker introduced, the sub
stance of his remarks going TO prove
the failure of our prohibitory ordi-
nances, and the necessity of high
license under strict regulations. He
claimed that to license would secure
the co operation of the liquor dealers
n The enforcement of the law, and
that in place of eight saloons,
the number would be reduced
to two or three, and less LIQUOR
would be sold than under our present
system. ard the money paid for license
would help raplenish the city treasury.
A. G. Sutherland aaid the Liberals
did not expect 10 elect their men, but
as the Peoples party bad refused to
give them even one representative in the
City Council, they would not lose any
thing and would have the satisfaction
of voting for their own men, and he
thought this a good time to agitate the
liquor question. He claimed that al
soiute prohibition was imprasticable,
and that the idea of prohib:-
ton led some people to in
dulge, because forbidden to by law.
He claimed the prohibitOry ordinance
in this city had the effect to create q
nest of liars, thieves, gamblers and
drunkar6s.
David Evans followed with few re-
nur EG and told nnJtn N mi
OF some of L@gan's officials who had
come to Prove aHc0gnitO to investigate,
and how they took back with them
several bottles of whisky, which served
TO convince the city council of Logan
that it was better to license and con-
troll than to prohibit on the Provo plan.
Mr.. Evans made good speech and then
spoiled it all in an effort to make
point against the Mormon church.
A. D. Holloway, the Peoples nom
inee for alderman from the Fourth
Ward, was called tor, and responded in
few remarks. which were received
with enthusiastic applause.
A. a. Noon delivered hort temper
ance lecture, after which a motion was
made to adjourn.
The chairman, Mr.. Dan Jones, had
not been called on for speech as he
had expected. and bein. loaded,
he took advantage OF his position and
inflicted quite a speech on the audi
ence before entertaining the motion to
adjourn.
The Liberals have had their meeting,
and are fairly represented in this re-
port, even if denied one representative
in the City Council. B.
Provo, February IL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-12
The Election To-MorroM

Following are the polling plans for
to. morrow's election.
First Municipal Ward-Ninth Dis
trict schoolhouse.
Second Municipal Ward County
Court House.
Third Municipal Ward-Sixteenth
District schoolhOuse.
Fourth Municipal Ward-Twentleth.
district schoolhouse.
Fifth Municipal Ward-City Hall.