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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
r. q. Dun g. Co.'s Weekly Review OF
Trade Dizziness After the Election.

r. @. Dun g. Co.'S Weekly Review Of
Trade Dizziness After the Election.
NEW YoRK, Nov. l0.-R G. Dun 4
Co. Is weekly review OF trade: The volume
Of legitimate trade continues large, but in
important branches the transactions, in
anticipation OF an improvement in prices,
were so large prior to election that COM
paratiye dullness has followed. The war
OF rates between trunk lines Is the chief
cause OF disturbance in speculative circles,
but there is also somc foreign realizing,
and men arc beginning to consider
whether disputes between this country
and Great Britain may not disturb the
current OF investments. The stock market
has, therefore, been heavy. The average
OF price has declined during tho past week
about 81 10 per share.
Wheat speculation has been sat upon
heavily by the stoppago Of exports from
the Atlantic ports and the enormous move
mont from the Pacific coast. Another dc.
pressing feature has been the export of
4 ZOO, 900 bushels OF corn in five weeks,
against 100000 bushels last year, point
ing to less foreign demand for wheat.
With assurances OF larger supplies, corn is
OF q cont cheaper, with speculation mar
row and sales Of only 100000 bushels for
the week.
Oats are cont deGrer cotton has risen
: OF cent, with sales OF 620 600 bales, and
coffee has risen Of cent, with sales OF
100000 bags, while oil, after Il little adj
vance, closes as last week. The market for
cottons is rather quiet, and print cloths with
| light goods OF low grade are very firm.
Woolens movo sluggishly, but without
some advance in price, which the cheap
ness OF foreign goods resists, enlargement
OF production is scarcely to be expected.
The boot and shoe trade continues de-
| cidcdly active and promising. Excessive
production has weakened the anthracite
coal market. Interior demand for btu
mlnous has fallen of. The coke output in
Western Pennsylvania exceeds all past
records.
While the demand for iron and steel was
larger, the production appears at present
10 have increased even moro rapidly aud
the market seems rather weaker. sales Of
| No. Southern here at $3.50 are reported.
| Bar IL also weaker in tons, quoted at Sl.S5,
and il IL stated that steel rails have been
sold at 500 In one case nj Pittsburg. and
the Chicago quotation, $3.50, is hardly
equivalent 10 that figure, though some
Eastern sales at SOS are also quoted.
Money is not easy nj Nashville, firm at
Kansas City, and in active demand at
Memphis, but at nearly oil points in ample
supply, and the treasury observes that the
demand for currency has fallen OF.
Scarcely any complaint is made OF collec-
tons The bank cloarings outside OF New
York continue large, but foreign trade does
not improve. Treasury disbursements for
the week have exceeded receipts by only
| 5000 900.
The business failures for the week mum.
Der 237. rs compared with total of 22G
last week and 27j the week previous. For
the corresponding week Of last year the
figures were 30.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
No LADY should be without Hylo.
Iste., and N.bb o., Hat

Martin Cohen. the Halter under Dui-
fy's Hotel, 2lD Main street, has just re-
ccivcd the latest styles In Hats, Caps aud
Turbans for gents, boys and children.
Mems fur Caps Sl.O0 upward. The now
style Boston StcamcrCaps for boys and girls
Young gents Dunlap Dcrhys. S,etson's
fine Hats in soil aud stiil. the bcst goods In
the world NJ the lowest market prices.
We defy anyone to scll the above goods
cheaper. ladies, please call and examine
our limo OF childrcn's Hats. Cars aud Tuf.
bans before purchasing elsewhere.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
LOCAL NoTIoEa

MrNrHH Steam Laundry. oaiSccond Il
BRiNHLrY LuMnER Co.. i2l Jc brson 81,
CITIZENS Steam lhunlr Nos % M
. Ecalc sircri. Tel. 10, lur Wiron 10 cali
PANTS made 10 order from 30 up. !.
Mcnke, tailor 10 Monoe street.
l.IE LUMBER Co., $50 second street,
sash, doon, blinds shingles, holdings.
All. sizes crate baskets, fronts and icnd
ctu, also heating cooking stoves, for cal,
cheap al Gabcya Telephone 2i7.
&. H. llorCugiss, slullod matchmaker
Difficult and complicated watches | ~
pccially solicit No. $3.50 Main street.
fuEE AMI white as tho howcr who's,
name Il bcars arc the biscuits raised b,
Lily BAKING Powder.
DGAN y Lazy CorrrE AND SriCR ca
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
Trsn.,cr. OF Realty.

Spencer Davis and wife TO Basil Brown,
26i acres in the county adjoining 4. Z.
Coles, T. 7. Aliens and Gill & Stephen.
sons lands, $3.50
Joseph DAVIS and wife 10 Thomas Cole.
man. lot 40 Of the George Dixon subdiyis.
ion Of lot No. G2 Of the Willoughby Will
Jams division, on the east side Of Mckin-
Icy, near Dixon street; $1,000.
James Monaghan aud wife 10 Thomas
Conway, an'undiyided half interest in paIt
Of country lot 400, fronting b7l feet on Ia,
north side Of Market street, at the inter
section OF Fourth alley; $500.
L, W. White aud wife 10 Clarence
Washington, lot fronting W feet on thC
north side Of Pontotoc street and east VI
Orleans ii, 900.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
DnrSa Malto ior the ncryca
Angus, r.,i. No. "a nc.Ic street.

Reminds his patrons aud the public that
lac nov has Ia stock the following season.
able dclicacicS Bear meat. squirrel, quail,
Wild turkeys, prairie chickens. ducks,
geese, drrsscd chickens and turkeys, rcd
snapper, Mackinaw trout. pompano, white
hah, Rcoliooi lake perch, blue fish, oys
icrs IN large variety, nov green peas, veg.
ehblcs IN variety, fruits IT all kinds, d
largc stock ol canned goods and hundred.
OF other good things 10 eat We carry th,
largest and most select stock In our line,
and deliver orlcu promptly send 10 No,
30 ncale llIeol. OF lulenhnnn $50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
II LOOKS LIKE SHELBY COUNTY
WILL HAVE A HANGING BEE.
Charles Johnson's Damaging Testimony
In the Case OF Thomas jefferson,
Charged with Murder, and Alice
Rodgers. His Accomplico.

The trial Of Thomas jefferson and Alice
Rodgers, charged with the killing Of Will
lam Ragland, is progressing in the Grim
inal Court. All the evidence will probably
be in this morning, and argument will be
commenced this afternoon or Monday
morning. II is generally believed Jcilcr-
son will hang and the woman suffer n long
Imprisonment in the pcnitentiary. The
most damaging witness 10 the prisoners il
Charles johnson, whose testimony is rs
follows
Witness know jefferson and Alice Rodg.
ers. Lived in the house with the latter.
Jefferson kept his clothes In her room,
and they were looked on ms man and wife.
On the night OF the murder Alice was not
there. Jefferson came IN about y O'Clock.
lie had been drinking little. aud said he
wanted 10 find Alice. lie went out, al
though witness and others told him the
night was too bad to 90 out in. lilo came
back In half an hour and wanted 10
borrow pistol or HUor. said ho wanted
10 shave himself Witness had neither,
and Jefferson again left aud returned with
razor, which he whcllcd ON his hand.
lie almost immediately left Witness WIS
In bed when Jefferson returned, about
O'Clock in the morning. aud asked witness
10 lend him hat, a. he WIS In u hurry
and had lost his Witness let Jefferson
In aud gave him q hat Ito was muddy
and wet clear through. After he got tho
hat he stood around talking, aud then
pulled a bloody razor ont oi his pocket,
and, picking up a dish.ng, bcgnn Wipinp
Il OF. Witness was alarmed. and asked
him what he had done. Jcflunon replied.
~ did what ! went out 10 do. lie hit
OF Uc ilWC times with club, and ta.A
gol him. Witness asked him who, und
prisoner replied, "liill Raglnnd." Wit
nc-s took the razor TO look at il. Jcilcr-
son faid.
"Whcn ! did him, John, did him This
way" Witness said that jefferson then
placed his hand on Wi,ncss's head, pulled
bis head back. and drew his hand across
his lwitncss'sl throat, 10 illustrate how hc
Killed lagand. Witness would not give
Jefferson back the razor, and made him
leave the house 1hpc OF four days be,
fore the murlcr Jefferson said To witness
I've caught Alicc with 1911 Ragland
once. and u find her there again Jack
Walsh will haul his dead BODY"
Witness identified the mzor as the
weapon which be had gwen 10 Capt.
llackeii the Sunday morning after tho
murder identified the shoes found in Rag.
lands room ~ the ones Alice had bought
day or two before Il, and the hat found
near Ragland's body M the one Jefferson
wore ON the evening Of tho murlcr.
Al > o'clock cour, adjourned until this
morning.
The Grand Jury held a short and unin.
tcrcsiing session yesterday.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
CAUTION.

VA " IxONs
Swlft's Specific Ia entirely vegetable prepar.
alton. and should not be COMPOUNDED with tho
various substitutes, limitations, non secret hum
bugs, "succus Alterans," etc. etc. which are
now bcins manufactured by various persons.
None OF these contain a single article which
enters Into the composition Of 5. =. y. There Is
only one swift's Specific, and there Is nothing In
the world Ike Il.
CorrEEyiLIE, Mrse, February N, 1893.
Gentlemen: ! suffered with eczema for nearly
Two yoafs, and was treated by three physicians,
but they could do me no good. ! spoke Of try.
ing ;. >. +. and they told me Il would kill me,
but Tried II any way, ana afior taking elk or
eight bottles, was completely cured, aGd have
never been bothered sinoe with II, aud ! feel II
nduty 10 you aud suffering humanity 10 mako
this statement II. s. DAVIS.
~ MosrroRT nousE. Wills Point, Texns.
April 0, 1883.
Gentlemen: Our baby when but two weeks
Oil was attacked with a sCrofulous affection
That Tor time destroyed her cyesght entirely,
and eansod Us 20 despair Of her NE. She was
iIcaicd by the beet physicians without bencnt.
We finally gave her Swift's Specific, which
soon relieved her completely aud the h now ns
hale md hearty child Of three Us can be found
anywhere. L. V. DELK.
Irenlise on Hood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
InHhwiPr SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
New York, &c broadway.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
Circuit Court.

Following is the calendar Cor week boz.
ginning Tuesday, November 20
Nos. 1922, J. Baxter 4 Co. W H.
White; iO.27l, T.. Wright & Co. W VIM.
Bcnics, 1920. II. J. Hester W J. T..
3oo9dlc,t l0,2'd, Barrett 4 lauc,t W. =.
j. Warner iO,g17, George Gainc. "a ]. r.
Cook 1925, State National Hank IA Jos
Nash q NJ.
wednesday, November a. Noa. "a. go.
A.logomHsino W Charles nollman. Nj. 30
Taxing District " lilun City Manniactur
ing Company, lO,2Sl, Taxing District \,
ii. G. lawson 81 al, lO,2S2, Taxing District
NJ. y Wilkonon, lO,2Nl, taxing Dis,ric
W Wesley Ammons, lO.2sl, Taxing Dis
hici " Vic sposlaguino.
Ihunlay, November %. 1855 Nos
los, Taxing District W &. o. Fialcy
1920, Taxing District " Matt Smith
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

10, 2S7, Taxing District vs. J. W. Moore;
l0,2SS, Taxing District w J. j. Barry;
10, $50 Taxing District Va Mike Madden;
1920 Taxing District VI Chris llettinger
ct al.
Friday, November o. lsSS-Nos. 10, 20l,
Taxing District w Harriet Schreyer;
l0202, Taxing District vs. S. s. Carter
TO- 203, Taxing District vs. Jennie Morris
1924, Taxing District Va John Casarata
0,205, Taxing District w W. n. Coles
0,206, Taxing District VS. George Brod
10, l07, Taxing District w Tom Williams
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov 10, The Chief Of
the Bureau Of Statistic. reports that tho
exports OF cotton from The United States
during the two months ended October % I,
ltss, was si0,0jl, S0I ~ against s1l.2l2,.
Su2 during the corresponding period inthu
preceding year
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
IsrnI,nie InIirl-

The Security Bank yesterday admin.
istcrcd upon the estate Of John McMahon,
decreased
Tho will Of tho late William l.. Vance
was administered 10 probate yesterday.
George I. aud Guy l.. Vance arc named
M executors without bond.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17
Marriage IIrrn.r..

Marriage licenses were yesterday issued
10 u. l. Wright and Miss Annie Wright,
5. II. Dunscomb and Ella Patterson, the
latter couple culncd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

General whcatcroii Nelson says "My experience
IN thC English army, as well ~ In America. con.
vines mc that nothing 10 thoroughly pufhcs The
hlool % adds 10 health. yigur aud life ~ Ackcrs
hhglish lluud Ellxcr." This great Remedy ~ sild
under positive guarantee by II, J. Ilcister drug.
glst
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

Az druggists keep Pcru.nn, tie great
blood punhor Tho demand Tor IL compcls
them Ia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-11-17

W.. POM ihihde phin. suffering With
erysipclas Tor scYpml YEAR. Uns rund with
Que bon VI uVhkcls Iel,f U.n,mgnL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
COTTON REPORT.
Tobacco Market,
RICHMOND, Va, January 10.

RICHMOND, VA, January ~.
Our old tobacco market was active to-
day with free buying Of all kinds at bet
ter prices than any this week on good
filters. Old cutters and new ones sold
well, the latter brought at auction of West
Virginia brights, from q to 80 cents
Messrs. Allen & Ginter's buyer, Mr.. Cayce
bought the finest grades under heavy
competition. The firm have .sloQe y the
cigarette kinds well IBIS year as they
promised to do, and planters to-day were
'.nHnch pleased with p:ices. Wrappers sold
at 40 to SO cents, and were also we'll sold.
About 20 packages in all of West Viz
ginias were offered and only 7 sold below
lG cents.
Loose sales were fair to good quality,
with l0i cents highest, and averaged
1925.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
How They Cot Home.

-, l...N,, sS.yy lrr Utpan =, -,
CiOslng time was passed, and all the
guests Of q saloon at Berlin, Germany, had
left the place except four, who had fallen
asleep over their glasses. They were SO
drunk that the proprietor failed to wake
them. Having called cab, he and eabby
carried the sleepers 10 the coach and
seated them ia IT, TIE hostler then gave
instructions to deliver sleeper / On front
seat at house on Frederick street, sleeper
on back seat in William street, and so
on for sleeper 2 on front ard On back
seats. Cabby took his pay in advance and
drove off Ten minutes later every light
in the saloon was extinguished, and pro-
prietor aud walters commenced snoring
unsteady Their rest did not last long,
however. \ loud ringing of the saloon
bell awakened the bartender, who jumped
out Of bed put on hastily gown and
ran down stairs. Whom should he lind at
the door but cabby. Il am not used TO
the general parcel business" he said,
land so forgot to have them labeled. On
the way they tumbled over one another,
and | cannot make out which is which. y
Then tho saloon man marked each OF the
four with n name written on stiff paper
and stitched to the coat lapel, paid an.
other fare, and the cabby proceeded once
more on his trip, delivering each man &C
cordipg TO the direction given FOR ms
label Foreign Letter.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
DESIGN OF tho Catacombs.

For long time false opinions were en-
tertained which have been dispelled by
modern research. The Catacombs were
supposed TO bc forsaken sand pits and
stone Quarries, excayated by the heather
and occasionally used as receptacles for
the corpses Of slaves and criminals. But
it Is now ascertained from the difference
Of soil which is not at all adapted for
building material, and the mode of con-
struction, that they are Of Christian
origin and were intended from the be-
ginning for burial places. Another error,
that they were places of refuge from
heather persecution, has likewise been
abandoned. The immense labor required
for their construction could not possibly
have escaped the notice Of the Roman po-
lice; and The heather prosecutor, by
simply closing the access, could have
easily smothered the Christians by thou
sands If they had taken refuge in those
dark and narrow passages. In spite OF
the knowledge gained on the subject
within the last twenty years, these errors
arc still repeated in popular books
Professor Philip Schaff in The Century.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
TO A SOUTHERN LvAlsT.
Yswear BY tho yellow cbrysan,hcmum,

yswear by tho yellow cbrysan'hcmu'i.
And the red roso thou ddst send me,
Yhou nevermore shouldst DO sad and dunn
Were 1t In my power 20 bofriend thee.
I'd pocsy WOO with bcck0ning smile
To love ias and ever attend me-
All Soy she breathed a. We s'rayed erstwhie
fwould gladly. freely lend thee.
I'd the sources learn Of thy musical verse
From the goddess who las 1t 10 keeping
Soft HE 70 thy side and rich measures rehearN
Whenever caught her aslcepnS.
ia borrow from her tbs sunbeamsstoreo
For other bards 20 enEindle;
Sweet fancies steal from-her frolicSonie hoard.
And strains Of song from her spindle
I'd win all her secrets Of lyrical ART
And hasten to thee TO bctray them
No Others should list at the door Of my heart
I'd ruthlessly, Loyalty stay them
Yea; swear By the yellow chrysantheinum'
Ard the rcd rose thou dids' send noe,
Tbon pcycrrnore wilt be sad and dumb
IL rs iu my WOW CT 70 bcir.cnd tbeo,
-Ella a. Cilcsln New Orlesns Times Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
An AlnDlo Apology.

When a Capo Dutchman undertakes to
admit that he was In tho wrong he does it
thoroughly. Here is a really ample apology
translated from Di Afrikaanse, patriot
Transvaal newspaper:
THE undersigned, A. c. Du Plessis, re-
tract hereby everything | have said against
the innocent Mr.. G.. r. Bezuidenhoat, calling
myself an infamous liar and striking my
mouth with the exclamation: You nenda-
cious mouth why do you lilo sof declare
further that / know nothing against tho
character OF Mr.. g. +. Bezuidenhout. call
myself besides q genuine liar OF tho first class.
"a c. DU PLEssIs."
Witnesses:
]. Dc PLEssIs,
D.. J. c. HOLMES
European Cor. New York Sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
Corrigan's Mistake.
European Cor. New York Sun.

Exchange Editor-Here Is an interview in
q Chicago paper with Corrigan, the man who
knocked down that Kansas City editor.
Editor in Chief-Ehf What does he sayl
"Hc says he called at the Office and tho
editor wanted to shoot him, and he tCorri-
gam acted only in self defense"
"Welll WE'LL Corrigan had no business to
infuriate an editor by calling at tho office
Why didn't lie send Ks poem by Iailf'--
Omaha World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Reported by G. W. Branch q Co.. banker
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
Now York Markets

REVIEW.
New YORK, January l9.-Iherc was
considerable more activity In the STOCK
Market this morning, but at the expense
Of anotations. Prices weakened grsdu'
ally, and before noon a free selling move
rnent al! around set In. The cause OF
this break we pointed out before. On
every sign OF strength liquidation has
been continually going on, until the
room traders and insiders could not a..
sorb any more stocks. II Is folly 10 say
in the state Of the market this year with
all It's dnllness-wiih an entire absence
of London and outside buying--that
pools of any magnitude have been able
10 lauidate more than a portion OF their
stocks. The bulk remains tn the same
hands. The first selling today was
plsinIy long stock Then the bears took
the market away from the pool brokers
by their force offerings, ana this hast
encG the declines. Sales till noon we're
20, 800 shares. The lease between the
Oregon Railway and Navigation, the
Union Pacific and Northern Pacific, has
been approved by all concerned. This
news did not help these stocks much.
Right up till the close Reading was
pre- ssed for sale. and the active list went
off in sympathy with Reading. Closing
was weak at about lowest Of the day
Chicago was especially bearish on the
grangcrs and free seller right along.
Altogether it was q cold day for holders
of stock.
Money, 9Mi; closing at 1.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20
After a Cause for Reelection.

What has given you food for such earnest
reelection, my young friendf asked the min
ister a. the Sunday school picnic, meeting
little Johnny sitting silently by the road
side.
81 was wondering" replied the penitent
youny scamp, whether had Just eaten
mushroom or q toad stool"-Judge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-20

Employment Agencies
}. =. JUSrls, . y. Fifteenth street O..
agent. Established i~N.
Hardware and Carriage Good.
A. B. CLARKE y son, 1910 Ea-t Mulu sfI.
Agents tor Imperial chilled Pl0vs.
Harness and saddlery:
". NICK hEDFOhD, li2 T.. MHIn silt.
.ign of the Horse. Manufactures at.
sale dealer.
Hay, Grain, &c:
WALTER J. TODD, 40 =. Sixth street. a.
signments of country produce solicited.
Iron Works.
Asa SNYDER Il CO., lOrs to lOli Cary ,iI.r
jewellers
A.C. HIGH. 1888 T.. Nam street. Wacte l-
iowelry neatly repaired.
Loan OfnCcs.
ELLIS ADRIAN, glb h. Broad street. N0G
advanced on personal property. once Cos
from Friday at sundo"n ~ SATURDAY
shutdown.
Locksmithsi
JOSEPH DELARUE, gJ2 T.. Main sirCo,. .
hanging and general machine r.laI.l'
Models Tor patents.
> Lumber
JOSEPH =, WlNGFtELD. dealer i1 llmf
and All kinds al moulding, uni .c..r
building furnishings. 3ill Lumbar .Ii
order once. corner OF Broad .ul la.n
streets Richmond. Va.
Marble Workers;
WALLEN y WRAY, seventh ani Jnl
streets. Monuments, tomba. marble uil
ties, sc.
Mattress ManufActnrer-i
ADAM DiACONT. 2O5 T.. Marshal fn.
Wholesale and retail. Rcpairing nfatJ 81.
rrpmptly done.
T. L. (sEbIE) CRENSHAW. 81 Bart hr
street. mattress maker and uph.i i,r.
wholesale and retail. Repairing nru n
dumbly done.
Mineral water Bottlers;
CITY BOTILING HOUSE, Az v. ~
street. Manufacturers OF Vanilla PLl .l.
and mineral waters.
Paints. Oils. SC.
RICHMON ID PAINT STORE, l. bfcal If
Paints, oils, glass, and painters 'upplts
Paper Hanging
J. ]. DAVIS, y n. Ninth street. ,-
awnings. oil-clOths, and paper hanging
Plumbers. Gas and steam Iitters
q. L. KEDFORD. 1910 r. Main street Pas
cal plumber. timer gas and steam Hiict
I. q. rtNSLEY. Az Brook aycunu. Nsta- q
gas hitting, thinning, &c.
Railroad Ticket BROKERS.
CRAWFORD n HAYES, ~ D Easi A.
street. Ia ir0ad "a steamboat ti.s,f. {
all parts OF the world bought, sold -
exchanged.
Real Estate Agents
A. j. BRADLEY a co. Thirteenth and h-
streets, Manchester. Agent tor the Pen
bury Savings and Insurance Commny
q. 5. EASHOS \ son. No. y. Tenth sfr
X. Is. CHAPLIN X co, NO. y. TENN srt
j. THOMPSON BhOWS & co, lll3 b. VA
street.
Rubber Goods;
VIRGINIA RI BEER CO., bl3 T.. BrlJisl'
Betting, hose. and ali kinds ot ruiter goa
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER SfANP NANifA
TURING CO. IZl4 J.. Main 81. Mal-a
turers and importers OF stamp nQletitt
OLD DOMINION RUBBER sTAMP Muhttt
500 Bank street. Agents wanted, -a. y
circular.
Sign Painting
s.THOMpSON, Franklin street. under p
change Hotel. Advertising sifl -ha
Board fence ana wal sigasa specmli5.
l.. LIPSCONB. No. p y. Ninth street ef
painting and gliding on siass.
soap Factory;
X. GARCIN & Co, lli6 Franklin stgcfi.e'
lIshcd 1880. Toilet and Laundry SOAPS
Tailors:
T. w. STAGE, Twelfth street. under hnef@
Hotel. Civic and military tailor.
| UDiertakcr-i
| o. II. MORRISETf. No. II Seventh So
Manchester. Phone. so.
Wire Mattresses and Cots.
u. W. LOW l.. S,it T.. Main street. man =.
rer of Champion Woven Wire MA.in,'
and Cots. The best and cheapest IN lDs =
ket.
Wood aud Coal
ELBA COAL YARD lElha statlonh
kinds OF Coal. WOOD. and Coke. -
phone. 81.