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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-26
BARGAINS IN DAMASK CLOTHS.

100 Bleachcd German Linen Damask Knotted
Fringe Table Sets-Cloth, with one dozen nus
Napkins to match
2 yds long by 2 yds wide. 81 80 per act
81 yds long by yds wide, &c per set.
81 yds long BY yds wide. 50 per set.
4 yds long by yds wide. 5000.
50 Bleached German Linen Damask Fringed
Table Cloths, size 81 by 9 yards, variety of
handsome patterns,
Only -. IS each.
Prudent buyers win recognize this TO be O
good time to replenish their stock of Linens
and Housekeeping Goods. We can hardly be-
gin to name the various excellent things in n
space Of this size. an itemized account of
this stock would fill a small book.
Second floor; ample display room, commo-
dious quarters, etc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-06-26

After a few remarks Rev. Mr..
Campbell dismissed the audience with
the benediction.
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During May of each year we inauguIa.e
Grand Seni-Anuual Sale of Linens and House,
keeping Goods. The new stock is ready
Having unrivaied purchasing facilities, and
an extensive dist5Sqting saPssisSS we arc sD ma
give special attention to fitting ont
HOTELS.
BOARDING HOUSES.
SUMNER COTTAGES,
RESTAURANTS.
STEAMBOATS,,
INSTITUTIONS,
HoUSEKEEPERs, sc,
We are prepared to bid on any contract, and
will submit samples. with prices, upon request,
This unusually interesting display OF Linens
will embrace
Bleached, Cream and Turkey Red Table Da-
masks,
Dinner Tea and Lunch Cloths, with Napkins
and Doylies to match.
Towels, Napkins, Doylies, Crashes, Touels
ings. Sheeting, Pillow-case and Bolster Linens,
Stair Linens,
Tray Cloths,
Sideboard Covers,
Bureau Scarfs.
Rcady-Inade Tea Towels.
Ready-mad Linen and Cotton Sheets,
Pillow-cases and Bolsters,
Quilts. Spreads,
Summer Comfortables, Summer blankets,
etc, etc
We have space for only n few .pecinl lots.
and, add that personal examination Is abso-
lutely necessary in order to obtain any ade>
quate idea of the extensiveness, attractiveness
and reascnableuess of this estimable stock.
BARGAINS IN TABLE DAMASR.
so pieces ee-inch. Fine BIeachcd German
Linen Table Damasks, choice patterns, extra
20 pieces 7s-inch ia yds) Extra Fine Full
Bleached German Linen Table Damasks. SPLEEN
did variety of attractive patterns, usual price
6f;-iuch Cream German Linen Table DamAsk,
good soft quality. excellent patterns, will grow
whittier at each washing, only SOC per yard.
BARGAINS IN NAPKINS, DOY-
LIES, &C.
200 dozen Plaid All-linen Doyiies. good quail
iy, fast colors especially suitable for the fruit
season. only SOC per dozen.
100 dozen e White !sl-linen .Doylies, only
100 dozen Cardinal DoyIies, 75c.
100 dozen q Bleachcd German Linen Damask
Table Napkins. finest quality we have ever sold
at the price, only u per dozen
Table Napkins. beautiful patterns, good qualfs
ity, fun size, only S2 per dozen.
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NJ ALL
ORDER Department.

We have n thoroughly organized mail order
department. and I'LL all orders the day received.
We publish n catalogue of stock each season,
and mail il free upon request Out of town
residents should send n trial order and BE-
convinced of the many advantages TO DO
gained, such as newest goods, latest styles,
lowest prices, dc
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PROGRAM.
Piano Trio-Die Felsenmuhlc-Misses NJ. D..
Moore N. Lockwood and NJ. Griffith.
Piano Solo-Polka-Miss F. HOugh-
Piano Duct-Faust WaltZ-MisSes NJ. Grif-
fifth and Max. Brownold.
Composition-GreatS St. Bcrnard-MiSs A. B.
Mason.
Piano Solo-Banjo-Miss Annie Barr.
Vocal Solo-Miss Florence Hough.
Piano Duet-2nd WIltz-Miss NJ. Latimer
and Max. Brownold.
Piano Solo-Alpcngluhen-Mis B. Hardesty.
mposition-Journey in a Dream-Miss
Florence Hough.
Piano Trio-La File Du Regiment-Nlisses
N. Latimer. A. Young and B. Hardcsty.
Piano Solo-Home. Sweet Home-Miss Maria
4. Moore.
Vocal Solo-Miss Minnie Lockwood.
Piano Solo-Maienliebc-Miss Alice Young.
Piano Duet-Valsc de Concert-Miss NJ. A.
Moore and Max. Brownold.
Vocal Solo-Rock-a-bye Bahy-Miss Annie
Barr.
Composition-LostC hord-Aliss Lallie Craig
hill.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.


WASHINGTON. D. c., March 13.-Washington
is still cut off from communication with all
points The Western Union received the follow
ing by circuitoIo route:
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
NEW York, March ID, 1925 A. NJ
The following resolution has just been unani-
mousy adopted:
Res6Iued, That it is the sense of the members
present that all dealings, 50 far as possible, be
suspended and that deliveries go over until to-
morrow, March IL.
NEW YoRK, March 1S-Money easy at 26121S
per cent, closing offered at 9; prime mercantile
paper So per cent. Sterling exchange "a S516
for sixty.day bills ami 81 s718 for demand
Trading on the Stock Exchange was even
more restricted to-day than yesterday The
total sales were only $500 Shares mostly Erie.
London cables brought urgent orders TO buy
stocks. causing a sharp advance Erie opened
firm az 22Jz and moved up TO 2414 on the pur-
chase of ebout 5000 shares La er the quota
tions Of Erie we're not officially recorded and
many objections we're made TO the execution OF
orders Lake Shore was also in demand for
London account and advanced 10 II, closing at
N bid Bonds were strong, but few sales were
made.
LIVERPOOL. March l3.-Cotton quiet; sales
10 900 bales including 1000 for speculation and
axnort A nd X 400 American.
GNyEsToy. March l3.-Cotton dull; middling
o. C. low mlddlin g3sc, good ordinary sz5ci net
receipts g 432 bales, gross 2, 1872; stock 1000
bale; exports coastwlse 2Ol1 bales.
New ORLEANS, March l3.-Cotton quiet mid
ding li-16c, low middling csc, good ordinary
g OO bales: stock 2s3, 21e bales exports to Great
Britain 473 bales.
PROVISIONS. GROCERIES, ETC.
rgvrppooI March fa--Wheat quiet; holders
ofser freely: red Western spring Is I'd; receipts
of wheat for the past three DAYS we're looOVO
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. March
1880 SACKS PEANUTS. 200 bales hay, 5 bbls do n
wine, 20 bdls rims cases clothing 8 cases hats.
10 nests trunks, 2)0 boxes tooacco. 10 bdls cast
ings, II cars fert zers, 200 sacks fertilizers. so
boxes bacon, 20 SACKS rice. 5 DblsTice, IS cans c
beef, 100 pkgs mdse
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway.
March 1888 bales cotton. is rosi Il
bliss ir is turp milne, 20 bales hides, - cases
stoves, As sacks rice, 082 boxes oranges IS
OUls oran es, $40 crates vegetables, 8 bbls rice,
80 bbls vegetables, 10 rs syrup, II cars wood,
% cars lumber. cases cigars, 2 cars coal 40 prs
wheels "a trees, Il bbls bun IS, kegs nails, 0
hdls springs, obs " is 1856 beer kegs, 5 re-
fri orators berries car S berries. 2j bbls grist.
III sacks fe ii izerS. 68 tons iron, cases hats
cases clothing. and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, March 13-47S bales cot
ton, bales warn. 80 bales domestics. ID bales
hides, IL rolls ieather, 80 pkgs tobacco, 8 PIX IS
paper, 204 sacks BRAN 2 bbls whisky, 100 keg
beer 30 hf bblS whisky. 50 hf bbls beer, 40 head
hogs, 10 bbis hour, % head horses and mules, q
ca Ia her, hbl s. run II ions pig iron, car
bbl NATL, pigs machinor y, i7s pkgs disc, s
bales paper stock, iron safe. 10 pkgs plows 14t
.Dls cotton SEED OH pkgs empties, car pipe.
III pkgs hardware. II bales paidS, cars Goa.
81 pkgs carriage material Is cases eggs, SO head
cattle
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centals, including 1000 American. Corn dull
anu lower; new mixed Western ASS I'd; receipts
OF American corn for the past three days were
5000 centals.
NEW YORK, March i3-Flour nothing doing.
Wheat-Exports none; sales $685. 900 bushels flu
lures, 24000 bushels spot; Exchange decided to
adjourn at first call, 1915 p m; options varied
but little, closing a shade stronger; No. red,
May delivery 90 f5-16G9l1sc. closing 9l1sc; June
s0Is0SoSsc, closing 903sc; December ora 92Ssc,
closing 92ssc. Corn nomlually unchanged.
Coffee Exchange closed. Sugar nominal Petro-
leum dull PORK neglected. Other articles I'M
changed and nominal.
LOUISVILLE, March 10 Grain dull and de-
Ginning: Wheat-No, . red soc; No. 2longberry
SSc. Corn-No. mixed see; No. white o412c.
Oats-No. mixed 33S4c. Provisions quiet:
Bacon-clear rib sides S. %, clear sides IS 80,
shoulders So So Bulk meats-clear rib sides
Lard. choice leaf 50 70.
CINcINNArb March 1a.-Flour easy. Wheat
strong; No. red SSc. Corn quiet; No. mixed
SIC. Oats dull and lower; No. mixed 39190
Sic. Professionalism in light demaud al $l4 30.
Lard steady at s. 50. Bulk meats dull; short
ribs 81 25. Bacon steady and unchanged.
Whisky firm at 81 90.
ST. Louis, March 13.-Flour quiet and un-
changed. Wheat opened lower aud weak, but
rallied &c, thea declined and closed at opening
figure about &c below yesterday; No. red,
cash S214 SS2}4c: April delivery closed at o2lec;
May S21s4 S21sc, closing at s296c; June closed
at sc. COrn-caSh 4j94G46c. April delivery
closed at 4554c, May delivery $3.50 i6'sc, closing
4614c; June closing at 46)4c. Oats steady;
cash 3016c May delivery 29ssc. Whisky
steady a 81 90. Provisions firmer: Pork S14 p.
Lard 81 S5@7 40. Dry salt meats-boxed
shoulders ST., long clears 81 20Qe7 p, clear RIBS
Boxed shoulders So 971a long clears s. S71a0
O. IS, clear ribs SS00mS IS, short clears SIS 10.
fans steady $40 5O0l2 90.
NAVAL STORES.
NEW YORK, March l3, noon.-Spirits turpentine
dull.
RICE.
NEW YnPE March -Rire naclaNAad
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A Recitation.

Editor Morning Ne,0S: DEAR SIR-It
has come to our hearing that parties have
circulated a report promiscuously that our
Spring stock OF Ladies Shoes is as yet in
complete; this we desire, through the
column, OF your excellent Journal, to
strongly deny, and al>oto grasp the oppor-
tunty of informing those parties, also our
frinds and patrons, that our Spring stock of
Ladies' and Misses Shoes is now in, and
complete IN every detail, embracing the
most stylish Bots for everybody, or Dress
wear that was ever brought South. The
material, finish aud fitting qualities of these
goods, will be a usual up to our excellent
standard, and there is scarcely a foot that
we cannot encase snugly in any of our vari-
Gus kinds of Shoes
1t is great pl, asure to know that every
lady leaves our store highly pleased and
satisfied in every way with her purchases.
Thanking you for publishing this denia
aud hoping we have not enCroached on
your valuable space,
We are, very respectfully,
BYCE Bros,
Reliable Shoe Dealers.
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R 7 Barbour, W P Bailey, Rradst eet Co, F N
Bailey, Dewitt Bruyn, B j Cubbedge, c X X &
Bkg Co, Crohan & ID, W & Cooaler, + VI ConnOr,
j Cohen, J Collins & Co, lark & D, L Char
r er, W 5 Cherry & Co, a II Champiol b Cole
man & Bros, j \ Chukscaller. Mrs c NJ Cunning
ham, w Cleveland, j X Clarke \ Co, + Cooley
& Co p Collins, Collat Bros, Dasher 4 COW
Duckworth " Doyle, Decker x t, A Doyle, B
l Desbouilons,G EckS'en & o,Epstein ~ W,
A Enrich u Bro, Epstein & Bro. j II Estill, c
Edmuudson, Ellis \ Co, Einsten x l. +
EXley, VIM Estill, VI Ferst 4 CO, Capt J II En-
mons, Frank & Co, A Falk 4 Son, Fretweil & n,
] II Furber, Fleschman 4 Co, Mrs \ Freiden
berg, B Fernandez, : Guckenhelner * son, NJ
ham, NJ Gilbert & Co, FGut;nan, Georgia Hist
Society w Goldstein c Graham, p } Golden,
Gardner, Z Gleason, itlrsca Bros, u Hogan,
Hanley, HeXter x ~. A 7 Hicks, II HesSe,
Herman & X, y haas, Harms 4 }, Harmonic
Club, DR. G c Hummell, A Is Hul & ]. Jones, r
Judge W johnson, Kavanaugh x B. j Il Koch,
Jno Lyons & Go. Lippman hros. + Lovell Son,
) hrouskof, \ Lang, auney x G, Lindsay ,
Ludden x Is, A LETTER Lowell X l., Jno Lynch
Il II Livin, ston. j F LaFar Il Luuderbough, II
Logan, D Lester, j llcGrath X Co, Mohr Bros,
Mcdonnell. W Mel 4 Co, Mutual Coop
Asso'n, Lee Roy Myers 4 co. Il Myers x Bros. d
Morrison, A j Miller 4 Co, ndCi x n, i L
Masters, q NcAlpin, D P INVERSION Marshall
House. Morrison, + x Co, Menken * A, Mrs
McNally, j G Nelson & Co lno NicolSon .lr, l.
Newton, Neid niger Il Il, \ 5 Me ''' $. + L Neld-
linger, q n Nichols Oglethorpe Club, J j Davis
q Son, Moore, II ~ GO, Palmer eros ) II Payne
Pearson & s, Geo w Parish Quinaa Il Son G d
Rogers, RieSer & s JOS Roberts & Co. T Rade
rick, j B Robinson. } RoSenheim x Co, l. NJ Try
ais, II solomon x son. S. + a W Ry, u Suffer,
SolomonS & Co. II l. Schreiner, Strauss Bros,
Smith Bros x 90, p 3 Springer, + A Scawarl
avannah steam Bakery, 9 - .,tllts j X Simon,
w Scheihing, Jno Sullivan, ! X Schroeder, p
Schater. savannah Times, savannah Street Ky,
Sava nah Furniture Co, IL Salas,G " rieie nan,
l. c Strong, ? Tuberdy, J W lyman j & Thomp-
son, T Thornton, Vale Royal Mfg Co, Watson
F. Thos West, j D Weed K Co, WILLY G, z
II Wari } p Williams g. Co, A NJ & c " West,
J D Weld, II Welinsky, J Wohanka, S Willinsky,
Southern Tx Co, stmr Katie.
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The Mardi aras Day Was anticipated.

me Marui GraS Day was anticipated.
On February 7,h, 1858, Tuesday always
Tuesday, AT noon, tue 2l5th Grand Monthly
Drawing of the Louisiana State Lottery
took place at New Orleans Tho event had
been anticipated, as the l4th, the second
Tuesday in February, was Martli GraS day,
a legal holiday strlctly observed. 1t was
under the sole management of Gen Is. G. I.
beauregard, OF Louisiana, and Juhal A.
Early, OF Virginia. NJ. II 80 drew the
First Capital Prize of $1,000. II was sold
in fractional tenths al 81 each. sent to NJ.
A. Dauphln, New Orleans La, held, one 10y
Robt. Poutz, Frankfort, hich., through
First National Bank OF Mauiotee, Mich. ouv
by Mrs v Gllly, No. pos st. Philip street,
New Orleans. Ia one 10y John &. Pohl,
Michigan CITY, Ina, thr ugh First National
Bank there oAe by Geo. j. Juhuso o., Bara- a,
Mich, through VIM. Co .ch, of Baragl;
tulee- tenthS to coTrtsp udeuts in san Fran
CISCO Cal, paid taruugL the louisiana Ma
tiouai Ba Is, OF New O leans :one 10y tne An
glo-Cahforu an Rank, Ltmted of San Fran
CISCO, Cal. one by Mathew S,eitius, II !rri
son Street police station, Chicago, H., etc. g,
etc. Ticket No. 43,4i2 drew the Second
Capital PgizA of $4,000. Ticket No 81 ,51j
drew the Ihlrd CapItai Pr,ze OF $4,000,
also sold in ten,hs. Ole held 10y l., Carter,
-aua Clara, Ca. one Toy John b. Truitt
Winchester, H.; one by A. q. Drobsh,
Lincoln. III; one by l., +. Cooper, Cleve-
land, .. one by jos p.clue Bonnie Ierre,
Mo. one by {. H. S)udlcy, Auueville, 5.
G. one To theS ~. National Bank OF Pulla-
dopula, Ia. the rest cnt elsewhere. Ticn-
cts Nos. ID, 64S and 25,4T, each drew one of
the tou! In two prlzrS OF $4,000, solt IA
fractions, also scattered every where. Any
informal on may be had on application 20
n NJ, ul ".
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A2SENGTRS

VI ny ctusr9 II NeM
and wife, Miss Campbell, Miss Belle Camp ell.
Robt " ard and wife, Mast Ward Mrs Ward,
Mrs J B FarTington. j + Healey, Mrs L II Ward
well Miss Wardwel, Miss Mary Dodd, r Hare.
Sam Jones, o Fruchtel. L j Gilm lrtin, G D Seib
and wife, Miss L Whiteheaut, Miss G New irk,
Miss J Moore Miss l. Moore ] A McGucken. q
B Fox, ? Duggan. J w Albord. V D l. Nudge, NJ
Schofield, Mrs Hyatt, Miss Hyatt, Mcfiloin, II
Dougherty, Miss l. Morton Miss P Biinie T
Birnie. Birnie, Crohan Fl A Dumas E
Napier and wife, G w Stterhous and wife, A
Keiser A Cohen, Miss W McAlpin. Miss w G
Brigham Miss Kate Brigham, f Lousdale and
wife, J H Langtry. Reel, Miss Vi Bmch. Miss
L Burcb. Miss N Lover, Miss Lover. II Fuller, +
Counde jr, Miss G Goodhue Miss Goodhue,
Mrs L Goodhue, Rev D P BiInie, d Prichard,
r Appleton, and colored.
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LINDSAY & MORGAN
ARE RECEIVING AGENTS FOR
The Old Staten Island DJeng Establishment
OF NEW YORK.

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mad is a the Cleans Department
AtSs
TUNES land House.
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business the
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As constantly sending goods this establishment will
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Il timber ST below these figures
FREIGHTS

LUMBER-By san-Ves sells are in good demand
at this port and Jul. rates are obtainable, with
good loading dispatch. Freight limits are from
s. 0O06 80 from this and the near Georgia ports
to the Chesapeake ports, Philadelphia, New
York Sound ports and eastward Timber, SOC
6S1 90 higher than lumber rates. To the West
Indies and windward. nominal; to South
America, Sl3 0G014 90; TO Spanish and Medi-
terranean por,s. S1l OjG12 co; to United King
dom for orders, timber, 27@28s; luinoer, Is l5s
Ste INTO New York, So 90; to Philadelphia,
ST 90; to Boston. 81 90.
NAVAL SToREs-Weak. Foreign-Cork, etc.
for orders, IS 1015d, and, or, is 11ad; Adriatic
rosin, IS; Genoa. rosin, p 1015d. Coastwise--
oteam-To Boston, 45c on roSin, 90c on spirits
to New York, rosin 30c, spirits Soc; to Phila
d5lphia, rosin soc, spirits Sc; to Baltimore,
rOsn SOC spirits roc. Coastwise qui t.
COTTON-Ry Steam-The market is dull.
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At EstilPs.

SAVANNAH DAILY MORNING NEWS,
SAVANNAH WEEKLY NEWS, TIE Widows
Wager, by Rose Ashleigh; Lieutenant Bar
nabos. by Frank Barrett; Ono Maids Mis-
chief, by Manville Fem; Only the Cover
ness, by Rosa n Cary; Gratias Trials, by
Lucy Randall Comfo,t; Michael Strogof
by Jules Verne; 80 Dark Street, by +. w.
Robinson; Lie Of William l., Emperor of
Franklin Square Library, Poultry World
for March. New Yok Gazette, .nducted
by Bill APPS Sons, New York, Boston.
Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cincinnati,
Cnariest II, Atlanta, Macon, Augusta and
FLORIDA dailies
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

IMMATURE ALIANAC-ihlS DAI.
Sun RISES. observation-disclosures. ..............6: 07
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. $50 N. 9:4S pm
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Fernandina. March 13-Arrived, schrs Maggie
Hart, Williams, and Mary l. All n, Charleston
leare schr Edward Burton, Warrington
New York.
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COUNTRY PRODUCE.

POULTRY--MarkeJ Tor chlCKenS oveTStOcked;
turkeys scarce and wanted
EGGs-Marl-t steady, with full supply
PEANuTs-Fair stoc i; demand Moderate; mar
ket steady. Georgia not in demand.
SUGAR-Cieorgia and Florida nominal; none in
marke'.
HoNEY--No demand; nominal
SWEET PorAToEs--In fair demand; receipts
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WEDNESDAY. March ID. 1888.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship City of Augusta, Catharine. New
York-C G Anderson, Agent.
Steamship Juniata. Askins. Philadelphia
Anderson, Agent.
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MEMORANDA.

Bark Catherine (Sw), Pooteeloff Harbor.
Schr Charmer, Providence.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY
DEY <1TED YESTERDAY

Schr Kate NJ Hilton, johnson, Darien, in bal
asst, to load for Philadelphia--Jos A Roberts &
20
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SAILED YESTERDAY

Steamer Advance, Fleetwood, Augusta and
way landngs-W T Gibson, Agent
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ARRIVED UP FROM TYBEE YESTERDAY
Bark Navirat (Rus) Petersen, st Vincent,
is leaking-Holst & Co.
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Small Pig Hams cheap. Gum Drops 1Oc.
per pound at y. B. Testers
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VEGETABLEs-By steam-By special contract:
To New! n rk, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Bos
ton. standard crates. 20c: standard barrels, 40c
Without contract; Standard crates, 35c; stan.
dard barrels 75c.
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American Queen Lager Beer. All grOcers
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Die sessn ben &aubsuu i'm gonsref
BON WiQs eingebra9te Bin geger
8aubSpI 1T tpobl Die tpi6tisite, Die 81,
@erbanbluns eebra6t 1T unb tpirb.
Man iUIte slauben, baB e.ne Bin seser
Raub5oI ni6t 10 uiel bes @equalti6es
i'm gUnsreB %berpOrrufen tperoen, forberi
ia bic 8iq MIR @ere9teS, nur bas, tpas
bas @olf i'm Msemeiueu nit sr6Bten
&edt beanipruden fann uno muB. 8om
geitrisen Gage on tpirb bic Debate iibe,
bic MiIsbia nod IL Gage bauern, f.
bat man ii9 %seeinist, unb tudbrenb Die
fer .Seit iuerben Stumpreben fir uni
sesen S6ubsoa seballen unb gar ni6ts
ipirb babel seiponnen iperben. 9ie
Srase oh Earif ober nidt tpirb erit sul
26iuns fommen in Der nd9ften @abl.
Champagne; benz 8olf tuiro es iiberlai:
fen, bieie b6dit utdtise Nnseles.nheii
our @ntideibuns au brinsen, unb ba
tart sewiB nidt bdufis senus Elm Gin,
serseis seseben tuerben, bamit bas Boil
bel Der fommerben @abl ni9t IRE ge.
leitet, iunbern auf's ri9tise 8iel log
iteuere. Sier elm. IAbeutuns, bic nit
8iffern belest 1T, unS 9ublen betueiien
ia befanntli9.
Der riibmli6it befannte Nationalz
Sefonom unb Statiftifer s. g. Woure
felt fOlsenbe Site aus benz b~eitebenben
Raubtarif auf, tpelde AUDI obneg ommenz
tar oeutli9 senus iein biirfte.
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@atte's Na6foIger.

Sie BON Dem BrdIibenten perfaste
Grnennuns Wefsine 90. Suffers BON
Chicago gum Dberridter sing an Mon'
tag INN balb stuDlf llbr int Senat elm:
Melpiae %. Suler tpurbe in 1888
IN Waine seboren, er srabuirte i'm 8otpz
boins&oIe9e, unb tuurbe ipater Stabts
antualt bon Iusuita. gu berielben Belt
mar er Seitunssberi1terftatter in Der
@eiessebuns; Der &epprter elmer Con.
currenas3 eituns mar bamals Sames
O. Blaine. Sn 1857 fam Snler nab
Gbicago. Gin fe~lienfeiter 9emofrat,
tpnrbe er elm &Gmpfer fir Douglas.
als Gbpotat bate CT bier srOSen gr'
fols. @dbreno bes @rieses wdblte man
ibn gum IfemblD Witslieb, tpel9es Gmt
er elnen Termin b~efleibete. Dies ifi
aud bic einsise 6ffentlide Office, pel6e
ct ie inne bate. gluf benz bDberen @e.
biete Der Belitif ipielte er ftets eine
sroBe &ple; mebrmals tpar er Selegai
III National'g onpentionen. Sn 1876
unteriiste er in ct. Souls Senbrids
domination. Suller mar friber &i6'
ter Sbeparb's @elddftstbeilbaber, uni
es 1T ertudbnenspertb, baS ct trst
ieines bebeutenoen Ramens als IbpC.
fat niemals Der 8ertreter elmer 8abn
Corporation mar. Serr 5uIer 1T Mit
slieb Der @piscOpalfir6e, bat cine So
Mile bon 9 8inbern, banOn adt gD9
ter. Srau Suller 1T bic Tu9ter boz
@iaiam goaausb, bent Brdiibenten be-
Union Natipnalbanf.