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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
Droips ~ n.ecazET.

The Afcnm0etj - % Euf TITO }fao1s q
Gooa nh.rs Hi.ss - aess -
Lazarus Haiccr. IS Old negro that il
p promiDar fe4aae Ct the eastoin.
house as Ga shgiile. Term, ras e5i.4.
the othor d. -. lac should do II u
war should come up between tho
United States and Germany.
"Whut'd do9"
"fes, what would you dop"
"Well, sab, lcmme Fee." He
scratched his head for n few moments,
stuck out hia chin and meditativoly
rubbed it, and then, slowly Sinking
his head, he remarked:
~ amt perpared. sab, ter sin my
'cision on dis yere matter. Dis mat
ter dat comes up an buzz like night
flies In &c common whirl @ dis yore
Ito can he 'cided on at er few minits'
notice, but when dc buzz q dc fly o.
small sercumstance gives way ter dc
belowin o dc bull. O. heavy 'portance,
wy. den, ". weeds time. :"
II, 1t possible that you would hesi-
tate moment II your country should
need the use Of your strong right
ARM"
"Oh, de country has had dc usa o.
my stroug right arm, an o do lef' one,
too, fur some time. rs been handlin'
Gubernment truck fur CT good many
days, ] toll YOU"
You know what ] mean"
s.G1 ,, h., ..t
crbout ketcbin' ut whut or pusson
MEANS"
"Well, would you, or would you not,
fghtp'
"Lemme tell you--lemme tell you.
Now, eft ] wuzter fight an git killed /
couldn' sarve my country or tall, an,
sides dat, I'd put my country ter de
trouble O buryin' me. but, gwine on
ez /, now. is o somo use ter my
country-sweeps out de whole o dis
house ever day-an'. sides dat, my
folks will bury me when dies.
"You ought to be ashamed to &C.
knowledge that you wouldn't fight for
o Government that freed YOU"
LSullIlS SEQ pOut Oat, IL WuG
wrong fur me ter be err slave, wa
itp"
"Yes. undoubtedly"
"Ah. hah, an de Guberment acted
right in freein' mea"
~ es." y
"Wal, den, ] doan owe dc Guber'
ment any thing. jest bercase de
Guber' ment done right. De Guber'-
ment hill me longer ez er slave den 1t
has KEEP me in office ez err free man"
"You must aclnoW ledge that you
are coward.
"Yas, sab, does dat fack, ef ter be
CT coward means dat ] doan wantcr
ait hurt. / neber could stan pain.
nohow."
"In the event Of q war wouldn't you
be willing to so along rs a member OF
the commissary depsrtmeptW
Whit he halter dop"
"Feed the soldiers"
"Now YOU hittin' me-now you
st, ike. I'd do dat thing, fur err fack
IN femme tell you, when it come ter
br'ilin' err piece o meat, wy, is
plum da. rs err man O. heap o slsres-
sion. but Is or mighty good cook. ~
Arkansaw Traveller.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07

The location of this minc if recorded In the
Recordurs Office OF EsmerAlla county.
New. in Book D. pages 81 3l3 Of Mining
Locations.
he ~ joining c!aiinagts are the "senti-
mel claim, :" rown." CrowniRg GLORY"
ANY and oil persons claiming adversely
any portion oil said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
pTCTrIv Rnrp arc thoee

TCEJv 'RDFD arc those
IVA ~ 1@.AI - who read this and then
act; they will lind honorable employment
thar VIII nor take them from their homes and
families. The profits are large aud sure for
every industrious person, many nave made
end are now making severa hundred dollars
Il month il is easy for anyone 20 make five
dollars and up ards per day, who Is willing
10 work. Either sex, Young or old; capital
not needed we start yon Everything rev.
NJ special ability reqGired; you, reader can
do tas well rs anyone Write Gs at once
for fnil particulars. which wewill mail free.
Address. Stinson & Co Portland. Maine.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
ALFuEJS GARRARD,
L. 5. Dep. Mineral Survey or.

This claim il known as the Sweetapplc and
HaEeltine, cennty survey ~ n, and inclad
ing the John Higgins, survey No -, ami
the a. f. Vali.nat sarycy No II, aud Is
bounded on The ~ by L 5 ~ No 81, on the
NV by county survey Nos = and is, NE by
county survey No %.
Magnetic variation i6 deg, containing 40. IS
acres,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
HAWTHORNE, NEVADA.
IT'S CIRCULATION

TN ADDITION TO ITS EXTENSIVE
i local circulation, hundreds Of copies are
distributed to subscribers In the Eastern
states and over the Pacific Coast.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
Field Notes OF Amended survey OF
u. -. Survey Nd. ~, Yeats Marsh
Mintn. Ds~trirt. itsmernis,a Csua-
ty, state or Nevada.

To the Surveyor General Of Ncyatla--Sr: In
accordance with he written instructions
fron. your Office. dated Marca 25th, 1889 re-
paired 10 the BorlN claim u tn- Swvetapile
and ilaze!iine Company. in Toal's Marsh
Mining District, Esmefada county, Nevada,
known az L. ). Survey M 30 OF that District,
ana proceeded to M k1 survey of line
connecting post No of said [ s ) No Is,
with the section corner common 10 section,
. and y, IL and IL, in 1 4 \, Il 30 h. II, d Il.
ana NJ, IN Nevada. \ Pell 2I.h. 1854 IS follows !;
From said corner post No OF UsS No SO. in
said minng district. ran with lrus bearings,
variation ~ deg % min L, ) 50 de- Is min + d,
% rs chains, 10 section corner c1mmon to
sections and Q, IL and Il, ia L y, /. 81 L,
". u. q. ana ii.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07

The location of this mine is recorded in
the Recorders office Of Tral's Marsh Mining
District, in book "a" page IS If Miiin4
ing RECORDS.
The adjoining claImapts are a. above d "a
seribed.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
IT Is ONE OF THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS,
IT Is ONE OF THE

Business men, Miners and Professional
men. and all other. are requested 10 inrpec,
our advertising colunins.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07
Sweetappls and Hazeltias Bora,
Deposit

Nine OF surface ground are requicd 10 he
their adverse lams with the Re lister of the
United states u nd Office at Carson Cit. in
the Stats Of Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof, or they will be
barred BY virtue ef the provisions OF the stat
ute. o, ii. GALLUP,
Hay:s22. iew. Resis.er
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-07

sssssaas4sss eua..tssd In All c.ses
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-31
Loni.NiIIe. Nv.

LOUISVILLE. July .s.-Smaller offer
*, OF both Burley aud dark tobacco
strong and active market for all de-
sirable quality aud condition were the
Leading features of the week.
N,lr Buiey Among the somewhat
smaller offerings this week there was a
larger assortment Of higher grade filters
and wrappers than last week, for which
there was a strong manufacturing ana
speculative demand at unchanged
figures, rs well rs Tor all other grades.
Offerings with any show Of color very
sea ce an rarely met with. On Wed.
neslay a line Of fourteen hogsheads Of
Clark county (Ky.) leaf and Tugs sold
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at prices from IS to 500 per hundred OF
an average Of sl54j. Yesterday hnC
OF eight hogsheads Of Owen county
lky.l lugs and leaf sold at prices rang
ing from S4.9j to 90 per hundred. on
an average Of SlG4s. This was very
fine crop Of rich. ripe. red filters ami
wrappers, and brought the highest price
Tor any one hogehead sold here this
season.
Neic DGrk-Onerings were somewhat
smaller than last week. and for good
Tugs: Fronck and Italian STYLES. as we'll
as rehandler 5 sorts. the demand was
good. and for all in desirable condition
and good export prices weights full out
side prices were paid. The condition
Of the offerings was generally good and
a marked improvement over several
weeks past. Dark wrapper leaf scarce
and in good demand. Trash and low
leaf, dull and unchanged.
old Ddrk-Onerings about the sam G.
as last week but few goods sound
Tugs to be met with at auction, and
generally all, more or less. rotten and
very undesirable
NoHdeScf1pt Dull and unchanged.
Green Riuer fWlers Without any
new features.
To doy-One hundred and nine hogs
heads offered, consisting of ninety-fye
hOgsheads Of new hurley. mostly COM
mon and medium grades. and nine new
and five old dark tobacco. which show
ed no change from what 10 has been all
the week. and the market closing
strong all around.
Pirate S0les Were Jj7 h0gsheads.
consisting Of 327 hogsheads Of old dark
Tugs. 100 old Green Rivers, 40 new
dark leaf and Tugs, and fourteen new
burleys
ieQiher-Almostall week we have had
cloudy and somewhat cooler weather.
with northeasterly winds and occasional
showers. changing later i'm ihe wee to
warmer weather, but still cloudy and
threatening. AITN ItHTIIITI
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cular tonight, say: Foreign cables
contained strong reports from Liver
pool 90 day and lead many TO expect a
81 arp advance on the opening OF the
market. Owners OF spot cotton were
anx GUS to realize the premium July
contracts commanded over August ds-
liveries. and offered such large quaint
ties at yesterday, closing prices that n
advance was prevented. 4 raid by the
bears caused a quick decline that was
slowly recovered and tile market
closed steady 40 last even
ing rates. A rum0r is current
tonight that tenders will be- made to-
morrow ON August contracts. rs it IS
thought the foreign buyers have been
supplied and have retired from
active support of August. New
crop positions are steady. For
Cign continue TO buy freely, of 81
setting the influences Of continued good
crop accounts Advice5 from Texas
state the weather condition as yery IA
y0rable. and picking is expected 20
commence August jih with cOntinu-
ance of present conditions. New crop
positions are commanding coed prices
Spot cotton is steady and midIling
hollands remain at n j-lG. Total sales
are eco bales for export and Dos bales
90 spunors Stocks no al the United
States ports. with addition of stocks at
published interior towns last Friday.
amounted 10 l3l.100 bales. whereas at
same period in 1855 they were 2ll .001
bales. There afe consequently now
19.307 bales le-. In the United States
than at the same period last year. and
what appears strange there are
adding the quantity ahoat. also
10000 bales American cotton less
in Europe than al this period last
year. namely. $4,000 bales as against
GO2 GOO bales iu ISIS. Unofficial clos
ing futures: July. l0e51lO G0. August.
0G3ilO.ff.Sep,- mber1O l6al0I1, Octo-
Der. 9gl9 9j. November 0si Decem
ber. $500 eO.January. $3.50 9i.Febru-
AIRY. lOOoal0Of. March. lUO7MO0s:
April. lOliaiO i5. May, lO22al0 %:
June. lO.-sa1O.5O.
I'm Liverpool cotton was unchanged:
midlns uplands. @ 3-i0l. Sales. 5000
bales.
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Country Produce.
Applcs--Ch0.ce Summer. - 90 {,
$50. prime. Sl.j0 20 sL75. poor {,
good. rlOO to 80 -j.
Bacon-Nileiuia hams. choice old. Is.
+ per pound; new hams. small. - 90 l3c
new hams, large. 40 t0 lie: sides, s. t.
o.. shoulders. 90 sc.
Beeswax- 30 o. DE yer pound.
Broom Com l0 De-.
Bu.tcr-Nirginia creamery. 10 to i0c.
family packed Virginia.. IA 90 lJc.
choice yellow. store packed Virginia.
II TO l3c. store packed. mixed color
and sweet, @ Co Zoe: store packed, com
mon 90 fair, nominal.
Egg,-in crates lfreshl II 20 l2c: in
boxes and barrels. 10 60 lie.
Live Poultry Hens. - 10 25c mixed
co0ps. -3 u 26c. Chickens. spring.
large. IL 90 24c.. small. IT, to lGc.
Dried Fruit-Peaches. peeled. > 90 Sc.
uupeeled. halves. 3 TO 3lc. Apples.
sliced, 20 3ie. quarters. . 10 &c. Cher
ries. pittod. s % o.. Blackberries, 3
to See. WhorlebeIries, t. &C..
fea.hers-Prime live goose. 40 10 l3c
per pound: mixed. % TO 2sc.
llaXseei Per bushel. Sl.lO o. 81. 20
Hides-Dry ilinls. light weights. to
Sc per pound. heavy weights. sc per
pound dry saited. 6c; wet sailed. &c;
green. Be.
Lard-Prime country, to Sc per
pound.
0nions-New. per crate, 90 to 70
Oranges $50 t0S4OO
Lemons $500 to 400
Peaches-ler hall bushel crate. soc.
to Sl.0O.
Peanuts-Fancy stock, per pound,
"a &C.. medium, 10 &c.
PJtatoes-Per bushel, 20 to zee; new
pine. per barrel. Sl.2j 10 Sl.J0.
hoots-Glnseng, per pound, 500;
Seneca, per pound, 80 to 3jc.
Seeds-Clover per pound, - to Ste;
Timothy, per bushel, Sl.75 to $500;
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m
forms
Oh Of
or ee waited by the air from 81
srsii
n
I've di-u~
Ia
1ni p,..
AM Inc MP s,u
mic0 au
DE aa tina
be- denied cdr
. q
n' ,' win ~c ny 10 KIN mcroieo
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lron-American refined. old Domin-
ion bar, per pound for standard sizes
l-lOc English and American sheet
81 to Bic. Sweies hammered, to Be-
hoop. To- Age.
Nalls-Old Dominion, standard siz,
20 .. steel. $3.50.
Walker hor-e-shoes. -. mules. -.
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Ncw Nork ,loek NarI.ei.
Reported bye. W. Branch NtCo. bankers
and brokers, so. III Main street.


NEW YORK. July 3O-Our market
went up little and then fell of sharp
~ from II to - ON the million dollar
failure in Boston, bat they AN rallied
about o'clock. There was no news TO-
influence the market hut the sentiment
and the trader. generally were bulhsh.
The market has bullish underione.
and looks strong most of the time. 10
resists bad news wonderfully well and
responds quickly Co any iayorablcnews.
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IT y, ". IIIIlINI IIHTN.
A J.. holiday, LEAkh * CARTER. Pa
iy21 -a,iW

VIRGINIA IN THE CLERK 5
' OFFICE or the CHASCEHY COURT
or TIE CITY OF RICHMOND. HE 2GIH
DAY or JULY, lo.O-IN VACATION:
William g. Plaintiff
against
Robert sanaid and John Dunlop. Executor
of Josephine l.. Siauard. dec'd..lDleudanp :
IL CHANcERY-sE COND SUIT.
The object of This suit is 90 obtain decree
for tine payment Of debt amounting tO five
hundred and sixteen 1s-iOO dollars that be-
Ing the amount OF a sum Oi Do Oney tuc toand
loaned by the complainant 90 tie defendant
said Robert ~tgnafd. together with interest
from the Both day of june, les2 and tO attach
and subject any property, real or personal, in
the hardS Of John Dunlop. executor as plOre-
said that may be- coming or is dt scendab.r 10
the said Robert ~tanard from The estate OF
the said Josephine /. ~talurd dc ceased, on
Otherwis o. the satisfaction OF the said IcDt
and decree.
And anidavlt having been made and filed
that Robert StaraTd Is not q resident OF
the stale ui Virginia. it Is ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after due
publication Of this order. and DO what may
be necessary Ia protect his interests herein.
A Copy feste:
CHARLES W. GODpiN, Clerk.
j. ii. WEBB PErLOE, p. q.
Jy 21->alw
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Internal Ee.ennc CoIIeelIon.

The following were the internal re-
venue collections made yesterday
Cigars &C., SisJ.IS: tobacco, 81 ,47l.s6
total, 81 ,9jl.Si.
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rHE OHM THEORY OF DISEASE
50 WAGS TIE WORLD.

-ide-iaraGraph- Personal. rolitica
and General Gathered from our 4,
change List.
Mrs. John Morrissey. once enormous
ly wealthy. - now making subsistence as
sewing woman Ia Troy collar and Gun IA,
tory.
Captain Albert +. Church. Of Ne,
Bedford. weli-known along the Atlont
coast as am adluster Of ships compasscs. die
in That city saturday night Of consumption
oficra long Illness
The Chicago Correspondence Uni
vorsity is an institution where any colloei
ate degree. from a. 81. toll. d.. can Doe oh
isined for from $40 20 s35. ClcigyIsen az
sam 20 be- the principal applicants.
Joseph A. Howell, the school tsache
7 who KILLED his cousin Mrs. Minnie Han. sn
her four young children ga Dynn county
Missouri, and then burned the house to con
ccal the crime. las been found GULLY
Sentence has been deferred.
The Shah is still travelling in the Eng
/ ifh provinces, visiting mills and mctorie
md otherwise improving his mind Evou
I day Doe gets great packages of Bibles Dog mail
+ he goes 60 bcd with his boots on. they say
and the wives ofhis entertainers marvel an,
s..' .. ',.'.',' not knowing that rersions dc
80 '''''' '''''''s'
Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain 'nes Endi
cotu sat in the gallery Of Parliament IN,
other night when Iahorcncre mado frn ot
her husband by supgcstin. that he would D.,
willing To- perform tine duties ~ fine anni,,
to thc Queen. and looked very. uncon,f,rt,
Die. As for hor husband .lo Turned red. tine,
white. and looked vefv foolish
Assistant Socrotor- If Eliza r,.o,,..
Hnsoy f., l...,l..., ...i,,....,.. a. -.
r.o,oos tlo..i .........,..
WAS captured and entered tho Confederate
army he claims, Co. more easily return 20 the
'Aioh army The pension is refused Doe
cause i'e Inv SAYS Chat no mnu who voluu-
.''''S served ih The Confederate army shall
I'"N''"'n.
A quarter of "a million is 10 be asked
from Conercs. form monument in l,irno,,,t
Park. rhlolelntto o., .o,o,.,.,.,.,.,,. a..
Constitution n is mot 49,, d.cil.l ,etot
form tho monument shah TAX. tno ,ooi,
point being tno quarter million. Local con-
riNutions are 20 swell This respectable sum
49, '' .'i .,.. nav, IL "'''''',ss TOT Ger
,..,..,.......
.,.,..,....,.., 7'''
1t was reported in the House OF Com
mons saturday that The Prince of Wales WAS
anxious tlat thc Queen should ahaicate. as
h" believes That hc could secure % favorable
civil lst go ihr present. time. while. 81 his
ascent io the throne should ho deferred for
Hn} considerable number Of yells, thi.
would become extremely doubtful The
Queen herself 10 les said. while recognizing
tle f.ire of these considerations is unwii-
Ing t0 take such 90 st,p SOD long as Deer hcnltn
remains good.
According f1 fine Naw Vorl, Treojot
I4egJe.. thf nopplalon q, that. c.tglly t..o
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Market Irm.
Notwithstanding. l0sc.. low
l0.c. sood ordinary.
u..
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y cnAAllnl-slcoan -.

The object of This suit ls 10 obtain decree
against the defendant, Robert -lanurd, foi
the pas meut ~ the sum 90 six bundled and
tW.ufy-seycn dollars and sixfy-nluc cents
with interest on one hundred and sWl dollars
and ou one hundred aud thiriy-nine dol
lars and eighty. SIX cents. another part
thereof, from July 10Th. l-02 until paid, and
Ola three hundred and cighty-nve dollars and
forty five cents. tle residue thereof from
August lGtn. 1--2. until paid. and % attach
and subject all interest of said EOhart STAN
arI boo the estate 90 Jose lhiue J.. -tanaId.
deceased. a. the satisfaction of said debt.
and affidavit having been made and filed
that robert -tanard Is not "a resident OF thi.
Stale. 10 is ordered that Dee appear here with
Boo nftefn after due publication of TINS
Orler. ami do what is necessary 90 protect
his interests Ia this suit.
Irstr.
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J, y. IlNIIIlI-l I0Ih
81. II. BAESr, Pa. jy2l-Wlw

NrIRGfNIA-IN THE CLERKS OFFICE
' Ol THE CHANCtHl COtNl of THE
cay OF RICHMOND. THE 2GIH DAY OF
July. 1So3-lN VACATION:
John a.. ~hgfCr... .................. Plaintiff
against
Robert >unaid and John Dunlop. exscu-
tor 90 sepniue l.. tluafd, deceased.
f.f.HtI......
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Bulk Meats - Sides, g.. shoulders
6tC.
Dacon-W Western ,h0uller.. &c. clear
rib sides. SEES breasta. Toe: hams BE.
Flour-Richmond patent roller
family. 30 80 go -. fancy family 81 10
-l.2j' family. - soto -L1j. city extra.
$40 To- -. city -uperiine. ~3 % to
$500. city fine. - 30 90 %.
Moal-City. per bushel, zoe; country.
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Cement Union. per barrel. Sl3j.
Ro.endale. SL3j To- el.I0. James River,
81 % 10 ~l.3O
Lime Rockland. per barrel. S1.l0 10
SLID. Anchor. 81 %: Riyerton, cLo)'
e. Virginia limos. 9jc. CD 81.
Plaster Lump. 81. ground. $500
20 -. Calcinel plaster. Sl.0j 60 5l.ij.
-fsif sopd.
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the phy clan stllw
fle rnl
Il Of
ID
POI innf eteiw ntreVcr has ffeniu tfo lu.4I
Cor
ro cves
diseases meic v rcsto
n
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READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:


3 oraeB
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ri Row
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calling attention toll
". CUNNINGHAM Collector city TaScs.
4 T. Genoo Bdpiurve Nd
Or n
~ respectfully, \.
Mn Junei7
4 T. Harm
last five
eurgi lc
back after couple r.
them
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Baltimore >toc> Market.
BY Telegraph
BALTIMORE. MD.. July 80 -VirsiulA
CoDsols, SIC. bid; do. ten. fOriies, 3Jc.
bid, d.. three's 67ia6Sc.
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ILL., a..rs sa fac simile Of q package
@ OLD VIRGINIA OHER00Ts, full
Of the very besI Tobacco
--. O. Equal to any lO-cent'nd
..-..-. .-y Scent cigaron the market
st-t Oh Virginia Cleroots, and see
Her,t imposed Oh by limitations
81 -.-. Oh every package.
fOH SALE " ftNWmLRF.
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PRE- = 7 ON e r l. " L N,
FINE ART F'U RE
No. g Governor Street.

Orchard grass, Sl.O0 to Sl.25. Herds
grass. 30 to 6jc. German mllet, 80 to
gOc.
Sumac-per 800 lbs. 5jc to 81.
Wool-Tub-washed. 80 10 3jc per
pound, unwashed. 2oc per pound.
Hay. oats ana straw.
liay-NO. 1 Timothy. per ton. SlAN
O SO: no. .. $3.50 to SlA5O: mixed.
SIP to si3. Virginia clover, $40 to SD.
Baled Oats-Sll to Sl2.
Shuchs-Baled. % 90 zoe.
Straw Compressed. 100 pounds. 10
to 42c loose, pressed, large bales. A 60
See.
Lumber. slaves Iic.
Lumber White oak. per 600. $40 e
SIS yellow pine. framing timber. - q
$40 per goo; boards. rs 90 $40. poplar
West Virginia, 80. ! -30; No. 3, S}j
40. 3, SIG
Groceries Eic
BroOms-TwO strings. -l.OO to SIPS,
three strings. $50 10 $500. four
strings. $500 10 ~3 co.
Baskets-Willow, SLID TO $3.50 per
nest; split. 30 TO 7jc per dozen.
Can tomatoes. 3 pounds, per dozen,
so 90 90c.
Can Corn. pounds, per dozen. - TO
Soc.
Herrings -Roe.halfhbl.S2.7jto $50,
Eastern. half bbl.. $3.50 To $40; y. e..
cut. per biol $3.50 toS6.O0. Gross. half
bill. $3.50 t0 $40.
Carolina, 6 to &C., Rangoon,
0.c.
Salt Liverpool. from store. el40.
ground alum from store. per sack, ciOO
To- S1Oj.
Iallow-ic.
Lard-Pure. Size. pressed, &c.
Molasses hogshead, l3 o. l3c.
barrels. ~ to Use. genuine golden syrup.
per gallon. 80 90 32c: New Orleans.
prime To choice. 80 % soc.
Soap-Common. 90 &C.. best wash
ing. b. S.. toilet, ~ To- 2jc.
Sugars GmnuIated. 9'c. A-ugar9 DC.
D sugar. .c: G. sugar. See.
Iaas-Black. % t0 jOc. imperial, 80 90
Slr. gunp0wder I'D o. sjc.
CoHee-Ri0 Is 90 pc. Laguayra, 20
90 23.. Java. - TO Doe.
Buckets Painted, two hoops, sl20.
three hoops. 30.
cement. Lime. Pia.fer. lie.
Cement Union. per barrel. Sl.3j.
R0-endale. ~1.3j to -l.l0: James River,
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Lumber White oak. per goo. $40 C
SIS: yellow pine. framing timber. - e.
$40 per goo: boards. - TO $40. poplar
West Virginia, NO. ! -30, No. ., S3j
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A well known business man Oh
,h,ls.a Mass. has been having hard time
.. ga nlashcr." having received Two thrash
.ae, within q year. some time in 1883 ne
tried his arts on the daughter Of tdlar
N,man. who resented his impcrtinencc ana
informed her father OF her insult -N''
N,mm drubued the masher' Who "''el
dwelling on his mncicd wrongs for seN.i"i
months nnally secured tho arrest yesterday
ofnr. Nvmnn. who gave bail in the sum OIL
$500 Miss Nyman was married soon ", amer
Inc fellow insultcd her, 70 george foiis'
and whom her husband learned on SATURDAY
Irthc first time of the affair h' went 80 Wv
Inaahor's store and gave Nun ""o'i'' -.
np The noise Of tie light attracted " large
c,o,yo IN. report Was circulated that a
mn'ger had been committed. The facts
we're .np,' soon known, however. as Mr. folla
' ~e', -, once 70 fiie police station and save
himself up. lie was released on Dali
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