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Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
Incorporate -Untimely.

We have read quite number OF
C6mmnp,cations perporting to come
ftrom Farmers in reference to Capt.
lAlexander, Tor Goyernor, and much OF
their doctrineiand expressions we re.
gard as iptemperate and untimsly.
Ns,ably wereier TO newspaper item
in ths last issue Of the Progressive
FARMER representing conversation
between q Farmer and q Lawyer,
The Farmer said. or was made to ssy,
i.Thstihs and ail the Farmers we're in
favor Of The nomination of.Capt. Alex.
..adsr and If they did not. get him
they would have no one else or
words to that effect; 1--WE have toaned
ut the paper to farmer) now, these
Iiud Of expressions; We think are not
only intemperate, bnt wrong III eve
ry sense. of the word. We are tor
.rowle. for Governor iansi tAleIsnder
inr. Lieut. Governor. net that We love
Alexander less, bnt''.that we love
Fowie more. Have VIC any right to
siy, that il we did not get Fowle we
would nave no one else This woulit
le. undemocratic aid uLwiss in the
sytreHe. II "a .
Should Fowie be defeated Tor the
nomination and Capt. Alexander ss.
sSnre the prize, we would work just as
Hard and vgte Just as cherfully for
iAlexandereas we. would have done for
Fowle, and should the reverse ofilhis
prup siton be true, we know every
democratic farmer will act the same
way. i. .i.i 81
!. The proper course TO persue in the
sppfoatLing contest in oider tO assure
succss il, for every dem 'crat to
stick Close to the party uomiuee
vheihe. we get eur choice or MT.
These are our ideas Of party yfealty,
bDd upon these lines we intend TO do
battle.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
Land Sale.
n. n. Patterson, |

II. Fl. Patterson.
Us, SUPERIOR COURT,
W. HsCunninggim. Orange County.
BY,Virtae % an order in the, above en.i.
tied case, made at March Term. 1888, ! viii
sell on the premises in CHAPkLH HILL, on
FIRST 1l0NDAN. in JUNE,
At PU6LIc Auction, . HOUSE AMI LOT
on Rosemary, Street. y
Terms Of Siie. --One Third Cash, balance
in Six Months. deferred pa, ment secured
by good note.
JOHN MANNING.
May 8 'SS. tbs. Commissioner.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
SALE OF VALUABLE
Hotel Property.

on NO. DAY MIY 2la Isss, nnder
authority Of Mortgage rx-cnted 10 me ON
the 10th Of Jnly 1886. by Emily II. Pogue
aud T.. II. Pogue. duly registered in Book
II page 2TS aui 277. I will, on the prem.
ises, oiIer for sale for CASH the properly,
known 5 thp ORANGE HOTEL and for
mrrIy occnpiri by Ricliesou Nichols. and
also known rs Lot No - in the plan of fthe
Town Of Hillsinro, anil bounded on the
North by King Street on the East hy the
ofics l,d OF Mrs Salie X. Nash on the
south iiy Margaret Lane. suf On the West
by ,hv Hons- Lot Of T. II Pogne. contain.
ing one acre more or les. Tie HOTEL is
yell FURNISHED in every rpn. aud the
FURSIfURE will also I've SOLD ~ the
s.nle time. There Is good Well Of Water
su,l complete oui-bnildings On the Lot. aud
for HOTEL or B0ADING HOUSE IL
presents good opportunity fofinyesimsn Mt
Sale al IL m. Z. III. PARKS.
A,rlI 9th ~. tbs. Trustee. :
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

Ths CIV rnors, the Cardinal and
Bishops Of the Roman Catholic
Church with many other distinguish.
ed men hare met at the lloi Springs
'and have FORMED society; Tor ,h- en-.
couragsmcpt Of immigration. From
all Of winch may The guod Lrrl deli
yer us. We take M stock in il. They
had better petition Congress to re.
strict immigration. r.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

Wv. II AberHsthey M The hi,hgah-
ton aStar" says: slave men forgot.
ten the "Cira Rights BM2 Have We
the South forgoiton bow, when few
years ago negro was elected from q
hotel in North CaroHne, thes Rrpnbli~
can papers Of tho North talked ot ca
.spc;onf Nor aucs! I,erh'gtlle Fal
lahdihghan campsighh, ansOhio. wa
gons were drawn III n'tRe iroression;
Filled with,Mhite maidens, aud bear
Ing this l-gcnI: .Eather. Lrsthrr,
rave as from pegro Susbahd.H Not
withstandlng. when lew months
ago, the Georgia Legislature introduce
ed the Gleen Bill ]. attaching heavy.
penalties to mixed SCHOOLS in that
state, the Cleveland t0D Leader call
:ed it a . babariiy." aud bnaste,l that
the 4 ISDIGSATloS of the North would
defeat il! q
i. But asomewha. too much Of thir;
1T heats my blood 10 write it. Yuur
;cor' espundeht admits that aheif high
schools are open to both races. This
Is ,oofse than | thought, wor.e than ]
charged. Men 81 North Carolina, liz.
tsh; they first freed their slaves; then
ours. They fi,st seid their girls 10
mixed high schoul4, next - will
'lhey torcr us to send our2 We will
be i.teirol fools to give North Carroll
ma Radicals the chance. Further.
your correspondent admits that the
common schools are open TO both.
But far south, the whites are not fore
ed to g.! No. They sts aged Of
course to open the schools; thsn they
can associate with them or lpse their
money! Now in conclusion, ihongh
my former articl., as this, WAS writs
ten harriedly, ! am more than ever
copyiaeedl-oi its truth. lipw long
must we e'raise this question Of color?
The answer 10 at baud 20 long As til.
two races c6nfiont each other IN A.
merican soil. I am 30. AZ enemy 'ol
the negro. / hate noibihg God has
made. But l HATE with hstred m.
bounded this manifest will On the part
sf Radibalisin'to elevate him to social
equality. TIE Republican, EArty Of
North C.roiina has ten nesroesto one
white. Wouldn't they favor social
equality, ! wondrr2 john Shsrman
t.vors il, and il Nominated will te im.
Pliedly pledged to it, tilri cousum.
mation. Again | call on Prohibition
lists in the State Of North Carolina
Stick to DKSscaAcr.'' =
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

We are suiry to see that ih. Char
Iotts "obssryrrr hassu-pended. We
had h'prd to have The able pen Il
Chas. K Jones to do hattie in the ~.
prorc itg carnI aig..
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

The Hrrt Gun ot the camp ,igb rs
thunder il astounding 10 The RAIDS.
Lpusi,na has gone Democratic by
G5.UOO ,najuri'y. whopp-pee.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

II il estimated that 400 negroes
have left BuDc,mbe crnnIy for Cali.
foIbia in tile last two muntba. Most
uf them were voters.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

Where i. ,ien.:w. q. Coxg II he
is still 10 this di.tric', let's bring him
ont and beat J I'm Nichols. llr can
do il. /.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

The news comes 10 us by way Of
San Fraacisco that severe Esrth-
quakss hsve occurred in chins.i4 The
aggregate Of loss iu killed sad wound.
ed 10 10000.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

The Prr,ident his pa,donv,is = mIn
from South Csrolips and ono ir"m
Va, for retailing without license.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

Senator wsds Hampton'skorse fslf
with him few days ago and crushed
his leg 20 badly that be hsd:to bny .
new one. He i all right again now.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

II has been discovered that it takes
the !; ;Hsuse of. Representatives five
months TO get ready to DO nothing.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

NORTH CAROLINA, 1 Superior Court
ORaSoR CorSTY l2Iih Ap,il 1855.
In the matter Of NJ. A. Parefoy and Others.
Es-Pmiee.
BY yir.ue Of the decfee made IN the a.
buve cntitled cause. will offer for Sale al
PUBLIC AUCTION IN Chapel Hill IN front
Of the Office oi N. Cheek. Esq.. on
M0NDAYas4h day n JUNE 1898,
il II o'clock a.. The following dcscribed
real estate 10 wit:
ONE TRACT OF LkyD IN The connty
Of OraBgs adjoining the lands Of w. ri.
Merrett and others and containing by sur.
vey THIRTY acres.
TERMS OF SALE. --Cne Third in Cash
One Third IN Six and The balance 10 Twelve
months, deferred pasments to be secnrrd lc
notes with apI proved securlsy with inieres
from day Of Gale ut per cent. tile resefy
cd until purchase money Is paid.
J. b. MASON.
April "a 'S8 ids. Commissions.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

Queen yictpris j. new visiting her
son.in lsw the ack Emperor d Ger.
many. n ~
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
MORTGAGE SALE
or REAL ESTATE. IA

"
BY Virtue Of two several Mortgages exe-
cn,ed TO the undersigned by Carter Pa, lof
and wife Susanna Paylor. ole on the "a b
dag of Octarber 1885 and duly registered
in the Registers Office Of Orange county in
book 'sH" page SAB, the oihrr execu,el on
the 10Th day ot Ang 1887 and likewise reg
itrred in hook .'P' page l6 for certain
purposes tkerein mentioned. l will sell on
the premises on
TUESDAY THE 5h DAP OF JUNE
next the following Heal Estate. to sa'isl,
the Mortgages aforesaid aud costs. 10 wit:
Que Tracl Of Land ON the head waters u
Little River IN Orange comfy adjoining
the lands of Andrew aud Lafayette DAME.
John A: Parker and others, containing Que
Hundred and seven acres more or less.
Terms Of Sale Cash.
J.P. LONG,
April % ,8St.ls. Mortgages.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

A young white woman has been
sent to the Pcnitentiary from cfeve.
land county for inianticide.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

A mild form Of Yellow Fever 10 re.
ported st Plant City Fla ! -
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03
Mebane " Resslnond,
PROPRlETcRS OF
LIPERY, SALE. gEED IND Rx
y.fr uytr 69aUrr

tHdhHE S1dUBEs
ARE prepared 70 acvommoda,e the tra-
yrling public with
Baqgies. Wogons, Horses Saddles. &c.
Travelling Selesmen will iui II TO their
interest 10 start through the country from
this point; es We have good TEAMS and ex-
perisDced drivers.
All wars 90 hand Good and Cheap Stock
FOR SALE.
Orders vi, at Z. A RosemoDis win be
promptly attended 10.
0mnibuss meets all traias. n
Hillsboro Feb. o.3m.
Hillsboro recorder., 1888-05-03

pa- Durham werk.y n corder," win
rop, sud send bill To Mortgage.
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noMEsTIC EXClIANGE.

New York and eastern demand, par buy
ing, $3.50 per 81 900, premium selling. New
Orleans, s. discount buying, par selling.
Cincinnati, st. Louis and Louisville, demand
par buying, 81 per 81, 900 premium selling.
Nothing Of interest occurred in the local
securities market today.
The local cotton market closed steady;
sales unimportant
New Orleans closed nominal, with futures
steady; August advanced points and the re-
naming months 3 TO 4 points. Liverpool
closed steady, demand fair, with futures
quiet at decline Of TO ? points. At Man
chester cloths and yarns closed steady; de.
mand fair. New York spots were quiet at
an advance Of 3.lGc, with futures steady, Au-
gust advancing II points, September 10 and
the new crop months to points.
Hubbard, Price & Co. say. "rhc market
today has developed several new features
inside from the continued advance in August
contracts, which under a renewal demand
from the shorts have been marked up 10
u%c. There has been further advance In
new crops stimulated by very large pur.
chases Of September by one prominent
house who are supposed TO have been opcr.
hiing for Liverpool account All business
in spot cotton is stopped by the corner, but
there is moro active demand from cont.
mental sources for early fall shipments"
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were expecting n further impression upon
prices today. There was not much feature
To the general list, but the bullish feeling in
the coal stocks was communicated TO the rest
OF the list, and served TO advance quotations
fractional amounts. Some efforts were made
after the general demand had been satisfied
10 get the market down, and ST. Paul was
made the special object Of attack, but the
result was not very satisfactory TO the bears
and sold out the bulls who made the at.
tempt. Jersey Central was the great feat
ure OF the day, and again scored n
handsome advance, the dealing at
times being attended by considerable
excitement Since the statement of Presi.
dent Maxwell the bullish sentiment on the
stock has risen, and the final disposition OF
the Lehigh Valley stock has removed q
stumbling block from the path OF the bulls,
besides the generally favorable condition Of
the anthracite trade is yet an important fac.
tor, and its influence was very marked in
the other coalcrs. In Lackawanna there was
some cunning for n large unconvcrted short
Interest, and Reading was very freely taken
for foreign account. Reading was traded in
Tor the first time .eK-assessment, and nearly
hall OF tho dealings were of that complex
ion. The grangers showed some firmness,
with the exception Of Burlington Il Quincy,
which was quite weak, losing about 2 points.
49, "t''No WIZ hHilll IlDinliilll ullh
the Wabash became quite active at ndyanc-
ing quotations. while Missouri Pa.
cilic made a squirt OF over u point in
the forenoon though the improvement was
not held until the close. As usual Of late,
several OF the spccinlties made marked adj
yances, but Pullman was rather weak, and
shows material decline this evening. The
opening was firm 10 strong at advances of
small fractions over last evenings closing
figures, and the small advantage was further
increased In the first hour with Jersey Cen
lral and the other coalcrs In the lead, fol-
lowed by Missouri Pacific. Tho advance
was maintained up into the second hour
when the gain In Jersey had amounted to
over per cent, but the general list adj.
yauccd fractional amounts only The actiy.
tty then slackcncd of and before 2 o'clock
pm. the market was positively dull, while
prices saggcd of to within small fractions Of
the opening figures No further feature
marked the trading and the market became
duh and about steady, 40 remaining until
the close. Closing prices show somewhat
irregular changes, but the great majority are
In the direction Of higher figures. Pullman
N the only stock which is materially lower.
Tho bond market was again moderately
active with sales Of 81 IA, 600, 10 which the
Atlantic aud Pacific incomes contributed
$1,000, and Fort Worth aud Denver iirsts
S2U3, 600
The total sales Of stocks today were 223.
lIO shares. Closing quotations:
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Nature Never Forgive. E,e...e..

nom The Forum
The immature libcriinc, the spicc.loving
gourmand, the wine.bihbcr. all dcludc
themselves with the hope Of stealing a
march ON fortune; Of anticipating her
iayors by enhancing the blessings Of the
certain present at tho expense Of an un.
certain luturc. THE eNccsscs OF youth, {"
says q British moralisi, ARE drafts on
the health Of old agc, payable With
heavy interest some twenty or
thirty years after" but tho truth il
that such mortgages are not only apt 30 be
iorcloscd. but that the oNtortion Of the
gricyons interest Is rarely postponed bc.
youd the end OF each day, Tor nature
never fails to resent the insult by de.
pressing reaction, far mop protuctcd than
the abnormal cxaltation, thus making the
net insult OF the experiment decrease,
rather than an increase, Of our normal
shafr ul happiness.
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Of Nc, which was followed by another weak
spell. The result was a good day for scalp
work for any decided tsrli in prices. Wheat
closed for September where IL hung the
greater part of the day at s27sc, or shade
lower than at close lastnight
The large receipts were too much for the
corn market The fist weakness was in
cash stuff, caused by liberal offerings at or
below, the September price, The loss in
price for the day was about &c, and the en-
tire range Xc Tor the session.
The feature in oats Was an advance OF &c
Tor August delivery, with a subsequent re-
action of &c. Other deliveries were steady.
The leading feature Of interest was the sell
ing, In the provision pit occasioned by the
yellow fever reports from the south. Short
ribs for September SOLD before the close SOC
lower; lard 2oc lower, and mess pork about
ooc lower The close in provisions was
steady with pork showing slight advance.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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women. sieeping.csr Rights.

Prom the New York World.
A recent traveller, who IL q close student
Of the tricks aud manners Of womankind,
declares that the slccping-cT rights Of men
arc in jeopardy. There Is n custom lately
come into vogue for women who have
purchased upper bcrths TO ask men who
have been fortunate enough 10 secure
lower ones 10 exchange with them.
They rely ON choosing whatever
berth they wish when they board the
train, and 40 will accept anything at the
Office. This rcquisition upon the comfort
OF the unknown and helpless male traveller
h made 10y the woman with the smiling
assurance Of getting what she wants. Tho
man gives up his check cmNls up 20 tho
iop shelf. swcltcu NJ long ~ ho can stand
Il aud probably ends by taking himself
and his smothvrcd blasphcmy into the
smoking car for the rcsi Of the night.
Three men We're yictimlcd In this man.
nor In car returning from Chicago rc.
Gently, aud they formed sort OF pro-
tcctiye league during the Indignation
meeting, 90 which they adjourned in the
wco sma houm Of che ensuing day. and
agreed never again togiyC up their bcrths.
-
" will nay all who ne Cotton Gin. 20 ret
prices aud testimonials VI those A. No. 1
manufacturer Tho Brown Cotton Gin Co,
New London, Conn. TINY lead the world
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Provisions.

Ffsn- Mackcrel, halfbrls No. /, a. %, No.
2, 1913; lob kit No. tl.l5, No. >, tl.1O
Dry herring, family, Poe per box.
FBrsu MEATS Choice beef. hindquartcrs.
lOci forcquartcrs, DC; second grade hind
quarters, SCI forcquartcn, &c. Sheep o..
Hogs, Sc.
Hoo PRopucrs-Quiet; mess pork, SO M.
sugar cured hams, l36el3Jsc. breakfast
bacon, l0A@i2c bacon, clear rib sides %.
Cl0'sc; bulk pork clear sides, ~; clear
rib sides sH@sssc long clear, SIC; shoul.
dcru, nc
LARD-Tcs si,@sHc half brls. siS@sskc,
kegs, sh@s,sc choice kettle, yAg0l,c;
quiet
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Conn MrAL-Slandard, e.. 10000; pearl,
s. 10, roller 3lOCg3.l5 quiet.
BEANS AND PEAs-Nayy beans, 1915 me
dium, $3.50.
OAT MEAL-ln half brls $3.50 from store.
CRACKERS Soda, treble extra, SIC, gin
ger snaps, b'4aSc; assorted jumblcs, lOGl2c.
FlouR-From store, common, a. 25; fam
lily, 1878 choice, $500 fancy, A.25; extra
fancy SiG0. patent $4,000 20 quiet.
CRACKED WnEAr-ln half brls, $3.50 from
store.
HoMINY AND GRIrs-From store, 1926.
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Ecc,lstuns.

CoHN-From store. white, 02c; mixed, 57c;
from lcycc or depot white in bulk, &c; in
sacks bOci mixed, in bulk, soc; In sacks, 53c.
BnAN- From store, i5ci from lcycc or de-
pot Sll.OOGli5O.
lAY-Choicc, from store OOc; cas- load,
from lcycc or depot $40 no, prime from store
Sc; car load, from lcveo or depot $40 90,
prairie, from store 55CGGDc car load, from
lcyee or depot, tl05Oall.O0
OATs-frum store, white, l0c; mixed, SIC;
from lcyce or depot, white, In bulk 2Oc; in
sacks, JSci mixed, In bulk, 20c; In sacks, sic.
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Above Low g.
Water Nhhikcs-
uATIOSA

The common sense idea Of dressing
children with view 10 their health rather
than their looks hasrcceived noteworthy
exempliiication at the hands OF their high.
nesses oiSpain. Some dresses recently mado
for the young princcsscs were simple little
irocks Of French muslin, pure white. with
tucks above the hem aud rows Of pcrpcn.
dicular insertion above that. The bodices
were Of piece with the skirts, which were
provided with invisible iucks TO let them
down ~ the children grow.
DRiSK Malto, II Is pleasant
GEr up clubs for TuE WEEKLY ArrEAL
and secure one OF the cash prizes. See lists.
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arsiu aud pro,,.,,,..

'ss'
~. Louis, Mo, Aug. O-Flour- Steady
and firm
whcnt-Cash quiet and slow. closIne
weak. options lower. Gable, reporting line
weather abroad aud dull aud lower markets
together with declines NJ other points and
larrr receipts here caused 60 Sc decline
early. There was a reaction On later rcpnrt.
| OF spring wheat damage, aud the market
| closed firm At &c below yesterday. No. 7
cash, AittN'.c, August s2t,mSic. Scptcm,
her, H'.@N2'sc, closing NJ s2kc. Ortohcr.
~ ,@Ni'sC CLOSING ~ Jisr. December. SGi .
Ws''sr closing ~ sdA.c. May. nit.r bd.
Torn Lover No. 2 cash, latJac Al.
gust iih.ttt2Ac, closing at tg'.r. Scptsm,
her iltcti2tC October, tOtsm lnt,c. wear
~ H9aJAc. January, NheDi.e MAY, 8isC
Oats Dull but drmr No. 2 cash. 2l,s@
.thc August, 2Ec September, 22j.c bid.
May zee bid
Ilassccd Higher NJ ti.Os
hmn= Lower 40 Snc
Cunmcal=stcady at s. 5Oa2N
Ryo-None offering.
Hhy-Thc market was very strong undcr
small onrrings aud good demand. good
qualities new aud old IN demand. new
pmiric primo 90 choice, s. ,5Olfs ~. limo.
thy, tiHuaCt2nD
huiier-u Unchanged; creamery, iS@iSe.
DAIRY, ltttlhc.
Eggs -stcadicr Tor good stock Al iOr.
Provisions Lower Pork In lob lots
Slboglt - lard-Nominally lower. prime
steam, tS2A Mcats-Quict aud no large
salcs reported.
Receipts Flour. 2,OoO brl,. wheat. 100 coo
bu corn, gN.Wn bu. oats. t0.uo hn.
shipments Flour iGUp bris. wheat a.
90 bu, corn, 1900 bu. oats, l2,UD0 bu.
CnicAoo. III, Aug iO-it was a rather
lively midsummer day on change. The
hfsi disappointment in wheat was tie report
that the Washington cup mort. due ri ~
o'clock ain would not b. made public
until O'Clock pm Tho market weakened
little az the opening hut before noon salrs
were over last nights Grufrs The range.
until thirty minutes before the close. Was
only &c. but the pt Nas not a. quiet As this
would indicate The crowd had covered
some wheat fearing the effect II the govern.
meni hgurcs Then came the report that
10" hgnr"s were not Ia 10 made public until
so'elock pm, and they sold the market
down NC. Outside orders helped hy some
more cautious covering. caused a rractlon
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Money, Head. .,,, s,..s .

Nrv NouK. Aug 10 Money on call eas,
Al lrtl = pef cent Prime mercantile paper,
taethb per cent Sterling exchange quiet
snd weak With artual business AZ ilstf
for sitiy day bills sud As3i. for demand.
Government bonds we've dull and steady
State bonds wefr dull aud steady.
The stock market today vas somewhat oi
. disappointment 10 the fcactioni,ts. who
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W. II. Rcycls, NJ d., Of baltimore, Md,
says '1havc been IN the practice Of medi.
cine for over eighteen years, but never have
seen the equal Of Hodge, Saraparilla. Il
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma.
tism aud scrofula. Have almost come 10 the
conclusion that ! cannot practice without
IT, Rnngum Root Medicine Co, Manu-.
iaciurcs, Nashville, Tenn. 800 per bottle.
Sold at Holsters drug store. 2s3 Main street.
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Movements al the Leyee.

Arrivals-Rosa Lee, osceola Coahoma,
Friars Point: City of Cairo, St. Louis; City
OF Monroe, Natchez; X. l.. Cobb and Banks.
dale, Vicksburg; Gayoso, Tiptonville.
Experimentation Lee, 0sceola, Coahomo,
friars Point; City of Cairo, Natchez; City OF
Monroe, st. Louis; r. l.. Cobb and Banks
dale, Vicksburg.
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Cash quotations were ~ follows:
FlOur-Firm and UNCHANGED.

Ilohl-Ililn anu unClulHtu
No. spring wheat ~ &C. No. 3 spring
wheat, 7GG79c; No. 2 red, s5l.c No. 2corn,
ibgi5'Sc No. oats, 25l9ci No. rye, 4sc;
No. barley, nominal; No / iaNsccd, Sl.1lIs
gl.l2; prime timothy seed, 500
Mess Pork-Pcr brl, Sl35OGJl3.G2lS Lard.
per 100 lbs, Ss.G0@s.02is; short ribs sides
(loosel, 7.0@sOO; dry sailed shoulders
lbOKedl, Si0M750; short clear sides
(boxcdL Ss.7Oas.0O.
Rcccipts-Flour 1900 brls; wheat, 1900
bu; corn, 10000 bu oats, 1900 bu; rye,
600 bu barley, none
hipments-flour, 1900 brls; wheat, is2,
900 bui corn, $4,000 bui oats, q, 900 bu; rye,
1900 bu barley none.
KANSAS Cry, Mo-, Aug. Wheat
No 2 red cash sales az lie. September, Tic
bid, re asked; December, Zoe asked No. 2
soft, cash, 7ic asked.
Con-Stcady; No. 2, cash, 3Glic bid, 3GIc
asked; October, Soc asked the year. 2slsc
bid, 2s'.c asked; NAV. SOC bid
Oals---No. 2, cash, 2Oc bid, 2OHc asked.