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The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-15

read the instruction of the greatest of ell teachers
We shall not find In the whole domain of literature
90 rich veins Of thought, argument, and alternate
rebuke and tenderness. So great is the difference
of the sermon on the mount, and the best compost.
lions of Addison,-the most neat and nervous of
all English classics,-that they will not admit of
comparison. One OF the most eminent critics has
said that devotional poetry cannot please.
If this be so, then the bible has carried the do
main of poetry into regions inaccessible to worldly
ambition Where IL the poetry that can be read
with deeper pleasure than the Psalms of David"
the "Songs of Solomon" or the PROPHECIES of
lsaiah1" Such productions are In vain sought for
in Shakespeare or Cowper, In Scott or Byron.
Religion has been much aided by poetry. There
Is not religion, however false that has not availed
itself OF the aid Of song.
The praises Of Wooden and Thor and the bliss of
Valhalla, were chauted by the Vikings on the field
of battle. The wheels of the car of Juggernaut
crushed its votaries to the earth to the sound of
hymns and music. The fire. god of Persia has been
sung in many a burning strain. But when we
come to the true doctrine-the Monotheistic faith
much more is poetry used to advance it's inter-
ests The opening sentence of the sacred volume
that over which the human intellect has ever since
OONh S"NAhS ASS PvWSAS1 10 given III pOctIy. AHat
eternal decree, let there be light which broke the
primeval stiffness, found utterance in poetry The
thunders OF Sinai, revealing Gods will concerning
man, is with transcendant poeticAl effect The Cos
pei made its advent to the sound of angelic harmo-
MES.
The influence of the bible constrains men to
become learned 1t Is for its advantage that science
and literature be vigorously prosecuted In every
andd TT
of its most learned and acute enemies 1t has nothing
to fear. The ignorance of its friends may give its
enemies a short lived triumph but it shall be as
ignoble as II was momentary. The wheels of time
will continue to move until 1t shall be that any
attempt to mar the bible will insult the race.
This wondrous book has gained position in the
world from which 1t will never be dislodged
Great changes may follow. These skies may
vanish. This earth, with all it's wondrous history
may pass away The sun may sleep on in his clouds
regardless of the voice of the morning The red eye
of Sirius may strut upon his old battle field.
Orion may no longer pass in Glow and martial
pomp through the midnight heavens. But let not
the teart of the christian tremble. His safety is
independent of of all materialism. The bible will
remain when all earthly shall fail: and while
this lamp remains there is no impenetrable gloom,
even that which enshrouds "the valley of the
shadow of death" will yield to its benignant rays
- Charles. Z. George
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-15

Physician-"You see your son is feverish, madam.
Notice the coating on his tongue"
Mrs. Anxious-"I don't see any coating on his
tongue; but see an ulster in his throat, and his
pants are dreadful short."-Epoch.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-15

Cornelia-"I'm undecided as to how to wear my
hair. Can you suggest becoming way2"
Cordelia-"Why not originate a new roll for IL,
and call 1t the bankrupt twist It's certainly short
enough."-JHdge.
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-06-15

A Good Stsrter.-Old Mrs. Bently-"When dye
spose Joshur, they're goin' to git these telegraph
wires under ground2"
Old Mr. Bently-"I dun know | see there's q
prominent telegraph official died two or three days
ago an is to be buried tomorrow"
Old Mrs Bently-"Well Joshua, that ain't
much, but it's suthin'."
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-10
MUSTANG IMMINENT

SHOULD ALWAYS BE KEPT IN SHOP,
KITCHEN. STABLE AND FACTORY
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Progressive in all things, Chicago
has a restaurant in her midst which is
conducted on new and safe plan.
One of its customers the other morn
ing was a man who ordered a plate Of
cakes, some hot rolls and a cup Of cot
fee. That will be ~ cents, said the
fair young waitress, after consulting
the bill of fare and counting on her
fingers. "Do / have to pay in ad-
vance, inquired the astonished Gus
toner. Oats de rules answered
the waitress. We'll, the man gave her
a dollar bill and she hustled around
and brought him his change before
she filled his order in the kitchen.
When the visitor disposed of his meal
and started out he met the stage man
ager of the restaurant and asked why
they required customers TO pay in adj
vance "Sneaks' was the laconic
reply, and the customer suggested that
they chain the knives and forks to the
tables. mo use, said the stage man
agcr, "all our customers carry tools. "
Chicago Herald.
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AZ ALARMING SHOWING.
The Greatest Danger Now Threatening
the Community and What the Leading
pnnors Hnrn In Sly ON i,n smhlocf

The leading question OF the day among
scientific men. aud in the lcaling papers l- the
alarm ing iucrc. Sc OF pneumonia, the death
rate showing an increase OF over Fre huufrr1
per- cent within the last few yetrs. rector
GOuycrncur VI Smith, TN AN article in the
Medical hfcord, says that while medical arr
has advanced of recent year, 800
many directions $50 far as pneumonia
Is concerned science has shrvelled %
The New York Sun, writing on this subject.
says 60" The great increase in the fatally of
pneumonia is very alarming. especially as the
disease carries % 20 many IN the fumes o.
life ard health" The New York Ner1iI SAYS
" Considering the impeding weather changes.
b. is 60 he feared this dread disease VIII open
It's campaign very Vigorously surgeon Gen
oral Moore. of the Army I'm his annual report,
says 1.-The princif al cause of death in the
army Is pneumonia
There is one { ling thai every doctor. every
surge, D.. and every nurse does upon the first
appearance Of .neumOnia. and that U.s. o. timu-
late the system. The lite is weakened. ana
must Doe simulated 90 throw of this terrible
disease. Pure spirits DO This: impure spirits
DO not. bee amount of Dunys pure Matt
Whisky used hy The doctors and nurses 90 the
land, ln cases of pneumonia. Is enprm Ius.
One doctor states that Doe cured bin
~ the Use OF this Great Remedy.
Prudent heads of families have found the
benefit OF keeping this pure preparation On
their homes, 10 be used iu cases of emergency.
Temperance men and women. Doctors of Di-
Nuity. and the most advanced thinkers uuhcsi-
tstingly indOrse 10. IL is used not as beyer-
age, but as the m 50 scientific remedy Of the
day and 10 can show more cures than any other
known discovery. Great care should bee cXcr-
Ciscd pa securing the genuine. and 81 eat
prOmptuess in taking il ON the approach Of the
FIR { symptoms. -
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Tobacco EXCHANGE,
January 9th, 1889

Offerings ON Change az auction TO
day Mcssrs Carr 4 Dickensons Offered
twcnty-four packages West Virgin
hrights, prices ranging from so to S4j
Messr- Allen d Ginter, Colonel I. NJ
Boykin. and w. T. Dibrell were the prin
cipal bidders at the auction sales to-day
Mcssrs Carr d Dickensons say that they
were not pleased with prices obtained to-
day. that they are relatively lower than
prices of North Carolina goods OF same
color
Registered on Change to-day T. W.
sharp, Hanover county, George i. Tay-
Tor. Dagger- Springs A. f. Withrow,
Millboro. +. NJ Heard, Lynchburg; X.
H. Nhtlock, Powhatan; II. T. Brooks,
Boston
Mr.. G. + iaw was among the sellers
of loose tobacco to-day, and said, in an
swor 10 intcrrogatories Il am from tie
upper end of Hanover county | had a
lot of good tobacco to-day. and only got
- for TO- And this was the general
complaint to-day
4 a prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports sale of a good sized lot Of
filters out of town to-day
Messrs. harrington * TO report sale OF
"a good lot of filters and a lot of common
smokers to-day
Another prominent tobacco commits
sion merchant reports sale of lot of
wrappers to-day
Mcssrs II. l.. Norris & Co. report sale
of wrappers to-day.
a prominent tobacco commission mer-
chant reports to-day sale of small lot Of
cutters, and a few wrappers, filters and
smokers.
Mc.srs. j. W. Conrad's Sons report to-
day sale of small lots of wrappers, filters,
and smokers
Messrs. Arlington Il Scott report sale
to-day of small lot of low grades
Mr. Silas Shelbume will offer about
forty packages of West Virginia brights
at auction tomorrow Some Of these
tohaccos are reported to be rerg fine
Mcssrs. r. G. Morton IL Co. report to-
day the sale of q few hogsheads Of filters.
The tobacco inspector reports hogs
heads opened to-day as follows, to-wit
Inspections, 50; reviews, 1876.
C. Mel.
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CNCINNATI January l.-Burley-ln
going overthe transactions i'm our market
for the past year we can note but few
featuscs of satisfactory or profitable ma
mre t0 those interested in the tobacco
trade.
The high values with which the year
1855 opened and the extremely low esti-
mates placed ON the new Burnley crop
were taken by many as an indication
that am advancing market would prevail
throughout the year, but manufacturers,
through uncertainty at the action OF Con
-rcss i'm regard 20 reducing the tax on
manufactured tobacco, bought very
-paring aud prices gradually declined UNI
nh June, when am advance of three TO
four cents occurred IL was quickly fol-
lowed. however, by further decline un-
fl October, when buyers realized that the
available stock of old, 10 supply the
winter consumption, would be
extremely light, which caused
slightly higher prices and firmer feel
ing for AN grades. The stock of old to-
bacco now ON hand as can bee seen, is
less than Onc-half of that held on Janu-
any L. less, and from all that can be
learned is poor in quality, from which we
would infer that an desirable sorts will
DE in good demand az firm figures. As is
wen known the planting of the 1883 crop
of Burley was the largest ever made, and
was favored in direct contrast 10 the
1887 crop. with good rains and fine grow
ing seasons which gives am abundant
yield To- the acre
The receipts of new to date, have
been unusually liberal and show good
length of leaf but thin in quality Prices
opened firm for an sorts but towards the
latter pato of the ycardisplayed "a weaker
tendency which can only De checked by
few weeks of cold weather which would
prevent handling
i. ". DOHRMANN Is son.
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A Diamond Weighing o. carat..

Joseph 3. Mayer, a diamond expert,
received from the cutters a diamond
which, he believes, is The largest in
the United States. 1t is named the
Buffalo gem, weighs sixty 6arats, IS
a cushion shaped stone the size OF an
almond and perfectly pure. Uncut
the diamond weighed ninety-hye
carats and was bought in Amsterdam
for 500, 900. 1t is like an electric light
compared with a gas jet in comparison
to the famous Cleveland gem OF forty
two carats. for which Miss Minnie
Palmer paid $50, 600 several years ago
Large stones usually contain flaws,
but the Buffalo gem is absolutely per-
feet. Buffalo Express.
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MUSTANG IMMINENT

CURES PILES, BURNS, CUTS, CORNS,
BRUISES. CHILBLAINS d PROSTITUTES
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NV IORK January 8 -FlOur duh and
unchanged Wheat weak at ! TO &c.
lower spot sales No 1 red, 81 loo
Slip. 40. . do, S1OOWS1.01; No.
white. S1040$lOj; No 2 red winter
January, $1,000 Corn weak at tWsc.
lower. spot sales of No , mixed, 4js@
4jtc; yellow, 4l5W42c, No. ? mixed,
january. 4jic Oats steady; spot sales
so. ] white. 4Oc No , do, 3j503j4c.,
so ] mixed, 33c; 80. do, 32tc Pork
dun new mess. S1425D145O Lard
weak, January, S16S@S11O. Sugar
raw dull; refined dull and weak cut loaf
and crushed Sc, cubes and powdered,
,ics GRADUATED, &c. Coffee steady; fair
Rio. 1850
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The Dakotas are said TO furnish fine
specimens of Indian manhood The
older ones of both sexes are OF a dark
copper color; the younger ones are
much lighter, and the young women
are quite comely, of clear complexion
and good color, but often much over
laid with red and yellow ocher. The
young bucks dress consists OF beaded
mocaSsins and breeches fringed with
buckskin, a government shirt, coat
and hat, though many 90 bareheaded.
The hair is coarse and black, and Is
generally worn by both sexes in two
long braids down the back, each braid
usually decorated with beads and
Wampum.
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THE CLERKS OF
' TICE or THE CHANCEKY COURT OF
THE CITY or RICHMOND THE tIH DAY


UIRGTNIA-IN THE CLERKS OF
' TICE or THE CHANCEHY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICHMOND THE tIH DAY
OF JANUARY. 1919
~ VACATION.
solomon Frank aud Charles Adler. partners
trading MS Frank Adler. 1904. Plaintiffs,
william y Dashlen. in his own right and As
trustee. A n. Kaufman. l.. Nachman,
II. phen Putncy. Lewis n. Blair. l. nghornc
Putuoy aud Walter II. Mics. co-partners
doing business under the firm n me and
style Of rt'phen iuifey 90. VI hcssburg
doing business under the nrm name and
style OF southern Shoe CO.. Eichengrcen
and We'll. doing bus ness under the firm
name and style Of kichcngrccn x Well.
Clarke. - Perry and. 60 partners do
ing nuslnot under the firm name aud stJ IL OF
Clarke. Perry 4 Co The Morrow Shoe Man
uiactuiing Co.; William Dor. ch and
Dorsch. partners doing business under the
MN name and style Of william Dorsch SOn.
and Thomas stosley. ............. Defendants.
II CHANCERY.
The object % this suit Is To subject tho pro-
cecd- 81 the sale OF the trust property con
yeyod by A. n. kaufman TO W. :. Dashiell.
trustee, In a g. rtain deed OF trt - executed on
the 2.d dsy Of December, isos, and rccorJed on
the same day In the clerks Office OF the Rich
mond Chanccry Court 20 the payment of the
claim asserted IN the bill Of complaint filed by
the paInti1s.
Aud affidavit having been made and h'ei
that Clarke, Perry Co, Tho Morrow shoe
Manufacturing Co., and Thomas etokley are
OF the state Of Virginia. 10 l.
ordered that they app ar here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order. and
do what Is necessary 10 protect their interests
10 this SUIT.
CHARLES W. GODDlN. Clerk.
VILLAIN lA'NN"N'NA"' p ,la,-lawsaw
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Raltimore NIarkets

BALTIMORE, January Cotton quiet;
middling 94c Flour quiet but firm at
previous steady prices Wheat-Southern,
drm arrivals lights Fultz. 10O41.07; long
berry, 1OO01Os, 40 . Southern, 100;
Western easy so. winter red spot,
gjtW 96c Southern, firm, good
demand, white 40G 4jcs yellow, 4O@ Abe;
Western easy mixed spot, 4ltW444.
Oats dull and nominal Rye nominally
easier go 6Oc Provisions steady and
unchanged Petroleum duh; refined
$50 Coffee dull Rio cargOes fair, l7c.
Sugar fair demand A soft, &C.; cop
per refined firm, 16G104 Whisky
firm. llG
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XIRGI MAIN THE CIRCUIT
' COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND ID.
nEIEMnER nlTII lsse.


l.. G. Younger. VI. Millhiser. and G. Mnlhser.
merchants and partners. doing business under
the firm name and style OF l.. c. Younger.
Plaintiffs.
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TOBACCO DEPARTM ENT.

Sales OF loose tobacco to-day amount.
ed 10 30 ,SGj pounds
MIR r. 4. Trice. onr auciionccr says
ne never saw lower prices. and Messrs
Vaughan d Saryay say loose tobacco sold
to-day at very low prices. while the
quality of tobacco offered was better than
usual
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Applcs-Choice early, per barrel 81 40 20
a. so mixed lots zoe. TO 81 %.
Virginia hams. choice Old lie per
pound. new hams small rs TO l5c new
hams large. 10 20 re; sides, II 10 l2c'
shoulders, 10 tOllc.
Beans-ChOice Navy. 800 10 g. %.
Black Eve peas-sl p 10 80.
Beeswax-ls % Doc per pound.
Buckwheat-3i to BE.
Butter Virginia creamery, % 10 pc fam
lily packed Virginia. Is 20 DC choice yell
low. store packed (Yjrginia). Is 10 lsc; store
packed mixed color and sweet II 10 he;
store packed fair 70 good, 10 10 re.
Eggs-ln crates uTesh), is 10 l9c.; in box's
and barrels. II TO iSc.
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II Is Invaluable. For
WEAKENED ENERGY,
IMPAIRED VITALITY. and
ABUSE or ALCOHOL.
tits unriyalei.

II is unriyalcd.
wherever there are organs that are weak
eucd or whose healthy action has been inn
paired or altogether suspended, IL u unequal
eel in restoring their normal power, giving
them new strength and Nigur. and rendering
him 10 whom they were formerly a source OF
misery. once more capable OF enjoying tho
pleasures of life. ln all diseases OF che throat,
such a. ASTHMA. BRONCHITIS. and GROUP,
IFS effect b marvellous even lu the
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To ne HaEnicun hheumatc Cure Company!
Gantlemen,-i have been troubled with iirOn-
Chids and occasional sore Throat, with sewers
Cough, tor a number 81 years past, and have
tried a great many Of tae most popular rene
dies known % the public or the prOie' sion
some mitigating tho disease more aud some
less. I was finally induced 20 try the prepare
ton knownas 1T NNICl ITS THROAT AND
LUNG CURE, which have used frequently or
late and lind 10 "a most excellent medicine.
Indeed. do not hesitate fO say that | have
derived more benefit from 10 than have from
any Of all the other preparations
In case OF Sore Throat 10 ]. especially nne.
when IN that condition sip about "a teaspoon
ful M time every hour or 20. Keeping the
throat fabricated with with worry satisfactory
results.
II has another excellence in my case II new
en- produces nausea, but acts rather ~ tonic.
Very truly, etc, JOSEPH +. BROWN.
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Late advices from the Louisville, KY
markets show am advance of zoe. 10 81
per hundred IN the medium grades of old
hurleys and the tendency OF the market
is towards still further strength for good
old hurlcvs.
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The object of this suit < 10 enjOin and ne
strain The said defendants and a., h. agents an
attorneys. from making a levy upon. or selling,
0r otherwise interfering with ANY OF the pro
perry OF the central Lunatic ASYLUM, hy
virtue OF an execution issued On the oath day
~ December, 1855 under the decree OF the
Circuit Court for the county OF HenricO. pro
nOuuced on the 18th day OF December. lsss.
q the pr ceedng therein depending under he
short name and style OF " Central Lunatlc Asy-
lum gs. Iait's executor and 0h.
and affidavit having been made aud filed
chat che said Constance X. Moore and Thomas
Moore. her husband, are not residents OF the
state Of Virginia. 10 Is ordered that they APP
pear here within fifteen days after due ruhlica-
ion OF this order. and do what is necessary %
protect their interests in this suit.
A copy Ieste.
W. $. LBAKF. Clerk.
MEADE HASKISs, Pc flal-lufw
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FOR SALE by
Owens "a Minor Drug Co.,
Richmond. Va,
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
VIOLA LOTION


For the prevention and cure OF CiiAPPhD
HANDS, ROUGH SKIN. SKIN ERrPrIONs.
ECZEMA. and ANNOYING ITCHING. and,
indeed. all kinds Of cutancOus diseases.
This prescription was prescred BY cele-
brsited specialist 0f Philadelphia for one OF
our well known citizens IL accomplished
such wonderful results. and the calls upon
him for n were sO numerous that he placed
the prescription In our hands 10 be com
pounded and sold az such a reasonable price
that all sufferers might avail themselves OF is
benefits. It can be- had at low price, and we
advise all sufferers 10 try H.
Numerous TESTIMONIALS could be obtained 10
it, merits II desired
BODEKER BROTHERS, Druggists.
Gmhll-tf 1914 Main street.
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Dyspepsia, Headache&c.
II il the only tonic known which will re-
lieye
NERVOUSNESS. EXHAUSTION.
WEARY BRAIN, WAKEFULNESS.

Il H. unrialod as "A brain food. aud nerve
tonic Every mental or physical eNcrtion pro.
duccs a waste of the Iron AMI Phosphat,s Of
the body. the tonic supplies that waste. AMI
lmparts new energy tO mind and body, giving
new life To- the body and fresh Nigor 10 tho
brain. the scat Of intellectual power. In
NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
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7 ID ~ --T'I-T' T77I'W
GlGNNlClTES
RHEUMATIC CURE
HUNNlCUTT'S
THROAT and LUNG CURE
Tar, MuIicin, wild Cherry,
and Honey.

will permanently cure Colds Coughs. Hoarsc-
ness. Sore Throat, Wh0oplng Cough. Brnnchi-
tis. Asthma. and all diseases of the Throat end
Lungs.
Contains no opium. nor other narcotic or
IA fu4rl. at amy LfnI IfIf b.
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" RGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COrRrOF TIRE CITY OF RICHMOND.
DECEMBER 2VlH. 1855:
O.. ID. Rand ami e.. Is. Barbee.p partners trading
uncer the firm name and style ot Rand 4
bdihcts.s+t..s 600 ttststtt .t.sstst iiantus,
against
+. W. Ntock.....,. DO. ...,... ...... Defendant
In case and upon an attachment returned
executed.
The object Of this suit u % recover against
the defendant SIS. and 20 attach the estate
Ot the said defendant in the city OF Richmond
and subject the SAT- q 10 the payment or the
plaintiffs claim.
Aud affidavit having been madea and filed that
the defendant Is a non resident of this state.
70 is ordered that he appear here within NJ
teen days after due publication hereof, and DO
what Is necessary 10 protect his interest IN
this suit.
a cOpy-Teste:
ALFRED SHIELD. Clerk.
COURTNEY y PATTERSON, pa.
tde3i lawtwFri
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THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
IONIC
SHOULD BE AND Is UNIVERSALLY
PRESCRIBED

PRESCRIBED
by an physicians: a preparation OF IRON.
WILD CHERRY. and pHo>PBATES In such
form as 20 b. readily assimilated by the sys-
TEN. It's ingredients are found in ali grains
In wheat. corn. Ac.. and ~ II delicious % the
taste. lt Is not 0uack medicine. hut a
scientific preparation. 10 Is unfaillng In such
diseases as arise from indil csti0n OF food,
NH !.
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Brooms-Two strings, 81 90 20 ~ Is. three
strings, $3.50 to 800; four strings, 800 TO
800.
Baskets-willow, kl.15 to $l.90 per nest;
split, 50tO zoe per dozen.
Can Tomatoes, 3 pounds, per dozen 90
10 %.
Can Corn, 2 pounds, per dozen - to9j.
Rice-CarOlna, q 20 &C., kangeOOn, 54c.
Salt-IiyerpOOl, from store. . 90. ground
alum from store, per sacg, Loo TO sl.lO.
TallOw-i8c.
Cheese-Prime cuttiTg, lie, common, j 10
l2c English dairy, lsc pineapple Dc
Iard-bure. 9lc. refined. Zoe.
MOlasses-ENtra hOgshcad - 10 l5c,
barrels. IS % l6c. genuine golden syrup, per
gallon, p 10 &c; New Orleans, prime 20
choice. 80 90 soc.
Soap--Common. 3 to &c. best washing, y
10 Sc. toilet Is 10 2jc.
Sugars -Granuaied, Tic; 4 sugar, &c; i
Sugar tic. G sugar, &c.
Teas slack - 10 SOC, imperial, IS u Soc,
gunpOwder ~ to Soc.
Cofiee-Rio lG to DOC; Laguayra, j. 70
pc, Java, 25 o. BIC.
Painted. TWO hoops Sl.2o' thre
hoops, $50.
Fish Herrings, n. G. gross, $3.50. North
Carolina cut herring, 500. North Carolina
roe. per half barrel. 500; Eastern gross,
81. 80. Mackerel, No. ,, in barrels, slI.5O
No. 3. new Sl5.JO' No. ], in kits, 100, No.
2. in kits, 81 %; no. 3, 6Oc.
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By MRS. HUMPHREY WARD,
AUTHOR OF
Robert ElSInGTG."
BY A Popular Author.

We have arranged for the early publ
cation in these columns Of the above new
and popular story. ROBERT ELsMERE"
has created a profound sensation in liter
airy and reading circles everywhere, and
MISS BRETHERTON" will still further
enhance the authors claim to popular
sympathy and approval.
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Colgate * Co.. Perfumery in elegantly
trimmed baskets and German Porcelain