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Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
Local Cotton Mas kes.

Twenty-one bales OF cotton reached
this market yesterday, and the prices as
reported to US ranged from to nine and
a quarter cents.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
Marriage License.

w. w. Mitchell and Belle PAYNE were
granted license to wed yesterday by
lie lie Judge of Probate.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09

the greatest man.
ufacturer Of apd
dealer in marble
In the United
States, practical
ly controlling the
whole output Of
the Vermontmar-
bic quarries. He
Is a power in Rut-
land, Vt, which
has grown during
his business ope-
rations in that vi
cinity from a pop-
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
Continued from second page.

attentlQn at the time. His highest mil
tary rank was bre ct br, gadier neral.
90 he is familiariy k own as Gen. Jerry
Rusk.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
a Healthy Showing Of City Finances
The Treasury Wrestling; with
Surplus.

The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met in regular session at the Office OF
the Mayor last evening. The Board
with the exception Of Alderman Rodgers
was present. The minutes Of the pre-
ceding meeting having been read and
approved, the reports OF officers of con.~
mittees were read and referred.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
DR.. A. B. Shelby

2 Doors South Of Post Office on
Franklin ST.
Office hours from 8 to II A, M.and
rom to 6P NJ.
Messages left at Allison, Adams 4
Echols, Drug Store will receive at
tention.
Calls in town and country will be
promptly attended. Residence at
flee.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
PETITION FOR A NEW STREET,

A petition from A. w. Mccullough to
open street from Meridian Road to the
new streets of East Huntsville was refer.
red to the street committee after which
the Board adjourned.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
A GOOD RESOLUTION.

The City Treasurer submitted repor
showing that he had in the treasury
surplus of nearly $1,000. The Board
then passed the following resolution:
ResotUed, That the Assessor and Col
lector be instructed to place $4,000 in
the special fund and,
Resolued, further, That the treasurer be
instructed to take up and cancel $4,000
OF past due City bonds, taking up first
the 500 bonds beginning at the lowest
number.
The resolution was adopted.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09

loo nice apple trees, 10 standard
varieties 70; 2; - sf. % 100 beautiful ever
mana E/75 G. Apply at once for
! - Hartwell Nurseries,
Hartwell,
Ga
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
MORE LIGHT FOR CLINTON ST.

The gas committee recommended the
erection OF gas lamp on the corner Of
Cllnton.and Steele streets. The report OF
the committee was adopted.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
A KINGS BED IN ANCIENT TINES.

KINGs BED IN ANCIENT TIMES.
Thus were kings hedged about with ease ID
the olden days. By the bed being made al
torch light time we see it was made not long
before it was wanted This was done to les
sen the chance of foul play a thing which
was only too likely to happeo at any moment
in some of the years Of stormy history
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
A Problem In T.nrees

A Problem In T:irees
n three little houses stood il roo,
With never fence to divite
And IL each little house had th7e .ttla maids
At play in the garden wide
And IL each little maid had tl'~et tir le cats
Three times three times u ree)
Ana ~ each little cat had thru, i'tr'- Eits
How many kits would ther b.
And II each little maid had t'ir7 a X friends
With whom she loved to pay
And II each little friend had tb'4- r.. iolls
In dresses and ribbons gay,
And n friends and dolls and cs:s 49, Gts
Were all invited to t~a,
And Il none Of them all should send regrets.
How many guesta would there bef
St. Nicholas
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09
Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad
Four Pullman SIeepers.

~aAihg all important connections East via
Lynchburg and Washington.
Huntsville gazette., 1889-03-09

Roo ai5ies 6is Pullman Buffet Vestibule Drawing
No, o. deeper to Washington via Lynchburg.
Sleenuoall ualtles Pullman Buffet Drawing Room
'-eepef TO New York via Harrisburg.
Leave Epn.a,-:,. No2 Nod
Arrive ~ me ......... ....-.6 0o m .5 As m
PsioIhlolK ;.............~....1 25 pm..9 40 D m
Connaot;hniond ...-.........12 90 m IS Is a m
Cpjon ions lions Tor Atlanta and Florida points in
er, ChattaPn ttPos, Chattanooga with Through Sleep
a''anooga and Jacksonville.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Ocean Steamers


WHITE STAR LINE. -
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERP0OL
ROYAL, AND UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
Brirannic oct 80, 10 am Britannia. Noy27 8 80 am.
Ldrstic Nov g D. M. sAdriatic. .. Dec. 4, y.
.Teuionic NOV. 13, am Tntonie Dec H. 80 a. n.
From white star Dock, foot OF West 10th.st -
Second cabin these steamers. Saloon rates. go
and upward. Second cabin s35 and upward according
70 steamer and location OF berth Excursion tickets on
favorable sserase f29 G0TpaHys 6so osss bs W. N9
nut.ss. a s.O''"''' j. BRUCE IsMAY. AGENT.
NEW-YORK AND CUBA MAIL SIS. CON-
PANY FOR CUBA AND MEXICO.
= r,or, piers 10 and IL. L: r. At D. m
C. OF WASHINGTON 'S tcatvers EfSer'S Graiwed oc.1s
SENECA Havana and Mantanzas.. Sat. Oct 10.
C. OF ALEXANDRIA 'yera vera cra1 ca41T %ed. Oct o.
SANTIAGO { Nassau, Santiago de Cuba
sANIlA"o, Cenfuegos ....... Thurs, Oct "a
Does not carry passengers
JAMES E WAED & Co. 113 walLst
HAMBURG G-AMERICAN PACKET co.
i Il EXPRESS SERVICE between Eew-York South
ampton (London and Hamburg. by the new twin screw
steamers OF 10. coo tons and - 500 horse power.
Express :. AUGUSTA VICTORIA. IL a. m. oee II.
REGULAR SERVICE to Plymouth (London). Cher
bourg (Paris) and Hamburg also direct 70 Hamburg
Gelcrt.-.ll a. M, Oct H. Morava.. g 30 a. M Oct "a
First cabin. $50 and upward Storage st low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks Hcboken, N J.
General once. 81 Broad General Passage Office.
way G. oSScMgMi DIE c; D. RssgIsF RdCgHaRD Co.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

g. ' &. e. ,Sssa e Family Ea. Fs: F$ - sssa @ E
family under shipment @ g rsrt sas vq,sd Ias. Kingdom soa
H. SsSs. Es Mss P,@,,y SSs & sJssS T:asS
aSig Ms.s nen 3f%S se,ss s:s hns
fs Il average SSse; c Gao oo. f'S psEed Quoted
s@'ssg se CO. s66 MI6DLF et assds hs6s dssss
5aSa january oi Se'ooef bREssFb aose higher
xE6aads sdvaHss sSs;Do YIN SsI.; bette:
SS',! = ,S1ss 1oi
20 tss @s G$os oc,ooe, % closed At eSoe saes $50 Tea
Jn@%ay aa S s'ss g. At 0 SsGs S;, se e5 go s
S5oao57c; south America, 7S5e BGTTERe eT1srs
ara ile feeling as 70 price. continue. weak
9oG2+e State and Pennsylvania creamery. tubs fancy
29G2'e Hgn Creamery sn f1gey 25e Western creamery
@ @se western Sfem%5y yanS fancy isssiae BRINE BRINE ia
93a2ic; choice. 2Oa22 do good. lGo1sc; State dairy,
% fh nFn sGo we.e mPsS P caSme1 os s
doa, rTs "a 5e Wssn c d2 choice DO
pSn. 9ne go N tab dp tac. e 5SS:
seS1na: sLa9c; lalTy and fact9ry thTde 7aasc..
mG2in3i2ed main state factory, full cream, coored, fine.
pS rGa% iVs ssd6, 90 T est &% & Dart s% Sc
ZIG common do 2g4c; Ohio aat. 1ne 7ia9 loe common
s9 feayyans Sc csnadsh Sh' a'G@sy western sos
2OIc; held stock fresh, 17aisc; ice.house l5df7c;
lined prime. 1sc.
suGlARzEaw7Da weak and nominal Fair refining,
easy Crushed 7'sc; cut loat, 7se cubes. 7Sa7aci
nc ecnfeSeti99ers ~ 7hd7'sc standard -" 7sc
&c" GLaGi2c; "C' 57saGisc Yellow. s%a5s,c 'N'''
sTEARINE-Duu ani somewhat nominal City lard,
Tie; western, 7Ac oleomargatine, 7-16d59c
TALLOW-Gn good demand and Arm Prime city
quoted 13l6c; sses, 1330o0 n 4aa4 1890 100 600 n,
out OF town.
TEA-saIes to-day by auction 10 O39 pkgs as follows:
Moygne Hyson. i5ci Young HysOn, loaS5c; Imperial
150232c; Gunp0wder l2i203Jc Ping Suey Young
Tyson, 11c; Imperial lsc Gwpowder, 13a2ihc.
Japan, Pan Fired, 132d1sc; Basket do, 122a25c;
Strings and Nbs 5a lGc Congou 10- 020c; India and
Orange Pekoe, 12G2oRc; ooiong FormOsa, 15a35zc;
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.


Yesterdays crude oil market showed fairly firm
tone, although the volume Of trading fell below that
Of Tuesday at both of the Now-York Exchanges.
The news from the field included the opening Of
another good well at Jefferson Centre but tho atten
ton of the trado has been diverted somewhat from
ing position Of the refined oil market. Tho decline
In new production In tho Pcnnsylvani fields last
month, when considerable increase had been counted
on has tended the fear of holders of cert fl
Gates concerning the results of the drilling in the oil
regions. With the prospect Of an improvement Of
importance in the export demand for refined Oil the
LOpes of the bulls have been stimulated sOmewhat
and there some observers who contend that tho
inertia OF the refining interests would be- overcome
should any outside speculation be developed in tho
crude market 4 further stiffening Of the foreign
markets helped yesterday TO offset the influence OF
the field news At the stock Exchange the demand for
cash oil carried figures time shade above ths
then ruling quotations for options The market closed
off from top figures but firm IN tone.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Proposals.

SS EALED PROPOSALS will be received at
Dep@rtmsnt Washington, D. CO until o'clock D., D. m
constructing the Heating and Ventiatng Apparatus IN
basement and first story Of the United States Court
House, Post Onlce &c. az New York, v. y. In ac.
cordoncc with drawings and specifications copies Of
which may be hal application AZ this Office or tho
Office OF the supcrlntenden Each bd must BE- accom-
WINDRiM, Supervising Architect october IL. 1882
CS. ENGINEER OFFICE. 9O51-2 EAST
ISs5 Pfd5to,ai Tor redGins in 81 James RiviI
n6c'h Of CeG,Gtr 26 1921 and then cpnsd ca: m:
SDpfovct Febiti'ry 2B 1855. ana February %. 1857
WI 90 page $50 and Vol. 81. pare 4li Statutes az
Isrpn All information can hal or the resident engneer
M C. T. f. IImewyn. WM. T. CRAlGHILL, Colonel
of Engineers. L. =. A..
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
ceaGl Notlces.


AT \ TERN Of the County Court Of Enc me
~ County held the City and County Hall IN the Cly
of Buflo y. "; the 3rd day, ot SepteT6er lSeg
the matter the application of Robert stafford an In
solveat Debtor, for his discharge from his debts
on reading ana hng the petition Of Robert stafford
sso the and anidavs OF thc following creditors
cf said Robert stafford, The Metropolitan National
Bank Of the Ci.y " NewNOrk; samuel Shethar & Co. ;
samuel Shethar; William H. Huflburt < Co. J. IL syi.
Vester Co j. Il. McGeofge, assignee of IioORer
PRYOR; William B. Sifret and the ahdayit or ltoDer
Stafford, verified September 81, 1852 with the accom-
schedules, ana motion OF MI gohn l. itomeI
attorney said petitioner Il - ORDERED: Ihac. All
the creditors OF said Robert Stafford show cause 0e0r?
at term thereof O be helu a the Nty and
County Hall iu the City Of Buffalo y. on the lsh
day OF November, 1859, at 10 o'clock Il the forenoon
Why assignment OF SAID insolyents property shosd
not made ana he he thereupon discharged from hs
debts as prccrlhc1 in Article of Title | OF Chapter u
OF the code NJ Civil Procedure.
That copy OF tbs ordrr be publ shed in The Buffalo
Morning Express and In The Bunho Evening News
two newspapers published in the County Of Erie, and
i'm The New.York Weekly Tribune, a newspaper pub
iisbej In the CITY ~ New-York. at least week
each of he ten weeks mellatcy preceding laid 18th
a.. - SoveUhcr That the petitioner al
80 bo ,,rVot uDOu each creditor the said Robert
a0or4 residing within the United States whose place
ro.iinnc 20 him. Of this either
rson.lv AZ least twenty days before the 18th
y, Sovcnher 1883 by dcDostng 10 least days
Iefr, th1 day the pos0nice az Buffalo, y. y, In
closed IN postpaid wrapper addressed the creditor
az HIS u'"'' '''' WM. W. HAMMOND,
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Ro on the spot was firmly mantshea . IN IN
nrics hut trading continued quiet Fair cargoes quoted
i9c. No sacs reported Mild grades more active anu
ilu sales Dds bags Caracas, aDf SO bags Porto
Cabcllo private terms. Options were more active WSy &
and dec lceily stronger better foreign a1Nlces dNre
galncd fully 4 fr and Hamburg closed IA II pg; hlShsr
after weak opening Early sales here represented an s
vance of iOqlj points with freer buying by shOrts.
subsequently further rise Of about 10 p0n
and final figures were at the top. IHo quoIei
s"aly Regular lrst 300 good second, . 61Oi eN
change rivate IS receipts 900 bags; Rio clearsnSes
frr II 900 bags: uO clearances for Europe, 2OUO
tags total stock 3OG 900 bags santos receipts l9o09 oC9
bags same time 1885 1878, 900 bags same time 1851!
5i7 OOO bags; receipts Santos July 70 OcooOer ID
1880 6S4 600 bags same 1888 $4,000 bags; same
time f7S7 34 900 bags. Sales here to-day, o3OOO bags
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Mem Dnbliratlons.
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- p. PUTNANrS SONS.
~ AND 90 WEST o3DST., NJ Y,
PUBLISH THIS WEEK:
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story OF the Persecution Of the Christians under the
early Roman Empire. BY Prof. ALFRED OhuhOh'
12mo. Illustrated % Uniform with this volume
by the author
/. THREE GREEK CHILDREN.
Illustrated 81 25.
e,eae history lhs be given this deghifu boOk-N y
Evangelist
.. THE COUNT OF THE SAXON SHORE.
1emo. Illustrated. al so.
s.s" r,eos,ny blending Of history and romance ana
g., h,,,pI pg's selling has been most skiltuny done
Christian Register
II THE STORY OF BOSTON.
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Volume III in the series e Great oiues % ."'
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Very striking penpetues Of ths dTIeT wen and we
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con,.,rtno all the LATEST PARIS FASHIONS WIN
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s.a CotoRED FASHION PLATES OF "a FlGUKfo'
,s,des numerous Stories. New Music, new EMbhoAD
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,,,TrpN AT1oNAL NEWS COMPANY, now removed to
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Note new address.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
4 ~ 4 rERM Of the County Court Of Erie


\ county. held at the city and County Hall n the Guy
Prs.~nt Hon william W. Hammond, County Judge Ia
ibc matter OF the application of Lucicn \ Sitret,
soIveot debtor foI his discharge from hts debts.
I'M reaiinR ana Hing the petition Of Lucicn :. Slrss
an inSlSent debtor verified the 5th day q Septemb.
1ssa he consents aud a1ayt of The following creditors
Of aid Lueen 4. sirCt VI The Me,opo'ltan Na;eea
SSmaei SaT shcthar William II. lurbur Go. II. ~.
,Sstsr { Go. J. B. NcGeorge assignee Of Hooper q
prTof: William T.. STREET, aai the niadt Of Lueicn A.
Sirre verified September 9th. 1899 Wth the accompany
inc schedules and on motion OF Mr. John l., RomeS e.
,r-ney f1- said petitioner. II Is ORDERED That al ,ne
creditors cf sai ucen A. Sfe show cause beiore s sl,
Court AZ thereof 20 be held the city snd yo1l
iSii in he Cty Of Buiac. ~ " The 18th Sy dSy an Y,
Noyenher 1850. at 10 o'clock Ia the forenoon, WI ~
assignment OF laid msoents property should n1s ss
made and he be thcrcupon discharged iOm hi eep> -
prescribed Article Of Title Of cs1gSer ,S. order Sa
published IN The nuialo Morning INpssss,, al In no
Dufaio Evening News newspapers Hnpiiisn T,ih1ne a
COUNTY ~ Erie and In The New-HorA Mee,S m lease
newspaper published In the City Of NcN-ioi,fey pre-
once a week in each os the ten weeks a ina, 'hs
cpdng the ai iSh day Of November lcoh ereiitor ef
pcttioner also be served upon 80 ,hs Tpftef
The eaid Iuclcn \. AirrAt. tcsihs nlf,o him a
states whose pacr OF eSi cnce Is Know days be
of this order either personally, az e,s A. nv deposit
fore tho said 18th day 81 November The postohteo
ing Il al least forty days before that day wrapper ID
st BufYalo ~ Y. ncOsed In pos,tps,of AZ residence.
dressei 10 the creditor his usual p' .s 20 JudaA
WM ". HAMMOND. E''o W.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
STAINED

Good Ordinary .......7 1116ILow Middling..
Strict Good Ordnary6 516 Middlng LILO
Optons-There less done today, and the huctua-
lions were comparatively small. After slightly lower
oLerIng. October advanced 3G4 points nrmness a.
Liverpool ana some little covering OF shorts ire
mproven,n.. however, subsequently lost ana closing
ni{crs showGd dcclInc OF Ia2 points. Other months
ruicG weak all day, and closed 2a5 points lower on
,c,tf. inn SaIps tkD IN
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

JnsiIniiion
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Includes sales of 1000 cash oil at 81 90 1-2.
fair business was done I'm refined oil at unchanged
fgures-7 cents per gallon at all ports.
Onntations were advanced is franc 10 Il IL francs
AT Antwerp and 10 points at Bremen 10 o.9o MARKS.
London was firm at 1915 5-S pence.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17

COTTON-The spot market ruled quiet and steady, at
unchanged prices. Sales, 253 bales for consumption
Port receipts 4o239 bales as against S72 252 bales last
week bales this day last year since Septem
ber [ raceips the ports aggregated I1sSe43 bales
against 29 bales for the corresponding time last year
Quotations American STANDARD OF Classihca
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
. DxyrprrsFMFNTS

DyEgrIsEMEMTS TTq9E rrTEIvrp THE NET'YqHk AT PIE
n1S,oynN otFicFs No 23S Broadway corner Thirty
"S arss, Until BfSaaSag Sa1 S';ee2a NJ 20 Twyas %.s
sSsSpq sni nIrdss corner ighth.ayt 152 SAs;.ys @
ia FIrb.svc corner Fo|r,sc9s;S 200 ss,r
ap.. isos Fstlye JOG Wes 10 ECriy sSd
trn <HARIFM OFFICE. $50 East One ,hundred,and'
suenty. .nfth-st. up at regular once FateN
New-York tribune., 1889-10-17
Mem publications.

ALL THE SELECT WEDDINGS
a .ND SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK
fntluotons OF Modern Science, by Mrs Chsm6crs
iet,ers from paris and elsewhere poems by Miss Kae
Ms sara 4 Pryor; stories sketches, news OF
i.srature art music drama, &c. In HOME JOUR
NAL. out to-day. , oo,,~
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Dantlng GrGoemles.

LIEN DODwORTH. NO. 6st FIFTH-AvE..
"A OPENS SATURDAY OCTOBER 18TH
Glass for Gentlemen VIII begin December I'd.
Private Lessons at any time by appointment.
A LEXANDER MACGREGoRS. 1os West 55th.st-
~ Now for private lessons in dancing. Glasses
begin Saturday. October &c.
-CARTIER'S DANCING ACADEMY, so 5th-ave..
~. 9Th art 14h stspryar and clas lessons
an hours WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY. Halls b let.
L. ERNANDO'S ACADEMY, 1G2 Eas; 55th-st--A Scnool
for Dancing Department and Calsthenic Exercises
All aud fashionable dances. Send for circular.
IIElCKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY, A. West 18th.
IN e.. thorough school for dancing and deportment
Waltz CT UARANTFED; Chldrcn's and Misses classes
"Wednesday and saturday afternoon; terms moderat-
circulars.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-07-24
The New Dscovery.

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The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-07-24
Flannel Shirts and the Girls.

In the many sequences Of cause and
effect which political economists are
wont to trace in every department of
industrial activity, we seriously doubt
whether sufficient consideration has
been given to the intimate connection
that subsists between the recently &C.
quired fashion of wearing flannel shirts
aud the depression conceded to be ex-
listing in laundry circles. And not
only in the ranks of the women who
wash for living hard by the tub for
six days in each week, but in that
more elevated sphere where the wash
er woman rises to the dignity Of the
laundry girl, is there depression-a
falling off in business that can be
traced to the pronounced decadence Of
the linen shirt habit and the rise OF
that twin relic of the non-soap age,
the flannel outer covering.
Listen to what a laundry agent in
one of the largest cities in the Union
has to say:
Every year the fashion of wearing
flannel shirts in the hot months gets
more general, and the effect on lam.
dry business is very great. At least
two dozen girls are ont of work to-day
because of these flannel shirts, aud
more will be laid of shortly. 1t is
hard enough to lose the white shirt
trade, but that is nothing to the loss
in regard to white collars and cuffs
Flannel shirts are sent to laundries
quite frequently, but there is very lit
tie money in them, and their genera
adoption would make laundry bust
ness very dull daring the summer.
Here we have the issue clearly sta
ted. The laundry girl or the flame
shirt, in the emphatic and terse cpl
gram of Mr.. Dana, must 60. Which
shall it BET
The flannel shirt is not only u direct
blow at that cleanliness which is nex
to goodness, but it is thrust at wo
manhood. TO cast off such habit i,
to protect the weak and oppressed
struggling for a livelihood. More
over it is a cbivalric act, for the yer,
existence of tue laundry girl is q
stake. 1t is a life and death struggle
with her. What man so heartless a
to give her the coup de grace by wear
ing flannel shirts.-[Times- Democrat
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1889-07-24

Hon. Primeus Jones, of Albany,
Georgia, marketed the first bale of
cotton of this years crop on the 9Th
instant.