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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-30

II you want to buy, sell or rent house,
see Keller & Keller
Farm for sale, sixty acres, with good
buildings. KELLER 81 KELLER.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-08-30
TRe Times.
owosso FRIDAY. AUG. 80, 1889.

Battered atthe Post Office in O,oosso, Mich
Fortransmission through the mails as Sc
md classmail matter.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12
Ordinance No. los,

An ORDINANCE. PROVIDING FOR THR LEVY
AND COLLECTION OF TAXES FOR THE
Fiscal YEAR ENDING JUNE 80. 1880.
The City Of LsWisson does ordain a. foAo"s:
SEC. l. That there are hereby levied
upon each dollar of assessed valuation Of
property, liable to taxation in the city OF
Lewiston, for the fiscal year ending June
30 1870, taxes designated according to the
following schedule. viz:
For police purposes, two mills.
For Cemetery purposes. one and one
half mills.
! For special "Black judgement" three
mile. =.
For redemption fund. general. one hall
mill.
SEC. 2. That these said taxes shall be,
come delinquent ON the third Monday oil
December. 1889,
SEC. 3. That there is hereby levied upor
ZACH male iphabitant of said city OF Lewis
ton. between the ages Of twenty-one snf
titty years, excepting persons who are
puhiic charge. a road poll.tax OF three dol
lars, and hereby appropriated to the stree
fund
Src. 4 That said poll-tax shall becom
delinouen, Oh the fourth Monday OF Sep
TENDER, 1889. 49,, :.
Src s. That this ordinance shall be Il
force from and after its passage and puo''ca
ton. u. N WHILE, MsyoI
Attest. Gko. YOUNG, Clerk. pro TEN
Passed and approved August B, 1889.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12
paocEEpTNOe OF THE BoARr
or EQUALIZATION.

Lewiston, Idaho, Aug. 26, 1889.
The board of county commissioner
met this day, pursuant to Law, Us .
board Of equalization to equalise the ~
ssesmeut Of property in Mes Psrce coun'
" for the ascal year Of 1889.
Present, Jasper Rand, chairman, M
a Freeman aud W. B. Eakin, COMMITS
,;onsrs, josiah Eoelis, assessor OF Me-
Perez county. and R. P. Nudge, CLERK
Ordered that special meeting Of tn
oommi..;ouess BE- held on September )
1889, ior the purpose Of filing an!
vacancy which may exist 10 any Of tn
nreciuct Offices Of Nes Psrce county, als'
10 allow such road claims Is may D
presented. -.
Ordsr:d that the assessment OF E0e'
Mouuee, on personal property os n
duced 10 the sum Of $500.
Adjournment until to moro" morn
| iog a. 10 o'clock.
Au,ust q, 1889.
! Board met pursuans to adjoarauen'
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jessie Moore Whiskey, Of 1852, for sale 1t
sample 1t. It
II you want . good steel engraving cheap.
call 1t this Office and You can get It.
SO. coo pounds Of Bacon, Ham and Lard
for sals ii the meat market Of Clindiuuiog
4 Dubuc. 2Stf.
Go to Il. K. Barnett for the celebrated
Balm Wagon.
The best assortment Of clocks in Lewiston
aan BE- found At Geo. H. Lakes. lott.
Brighton Range is arst elass. and the best
range in tho wsrld. BanEell hes 1t.
New Orleans Molasses on draft ct 8.
Wildenthalier's. by tho quart or gallon. u
Good lead peocils for rs csnts per doses.
envelopes cents bunch at Isaman 4 Co.'S
H.K. Barnett is agent for the celebrated
Balm Wagon. in this citvs
FOR RENT-The building in rear Of the
| Universalist church. formerly occupiedby
Mr.. Fleming - . photograph gallery. Ad'
plv to JAS. w. REID. Attorney. 27H
Ten per cent. money to loan on i'm
proved lands. Apply early.
33.tf J. n. HowE. Lewiston. !. I.
Bunnell keeps full line Of eli kinda o
stoves. II you need stovs or house fur
nishing goods. will save money by ealiinl
on him. Bar iron Of assorted 'isss tor 81
chssp.
3oldsn Harvest Csek Stove ID Just = gsed Z
IL locks. Cslunbta. Harvest. ossidsat. Dsxtsi
widssWse and n ssdlsss VARSITY Of pasls
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12

Cox " I, real property, sl2O.
Caldwell W A, improvements, 800,
personal property, $3.50.
Dyer Walter S, real property, $3.50. I
Denny Mary, real property, $40.
Delsol Lewis, real property. $500.
Damas Alfred, real property, 500,
personal property, s.. 900.
Elliot A, real property, $500.
Evans Jno II, real property, $50.
Eakiu & Smith, personal propert-.
s425, Improvements. $50.
FRS, Nat. Bank, real property, $500.
Frost Geo A, real property, 5000.
Glass A J, real property, $3.50, i'm.
provemen,s, $50.
GODDARD NJ f, real property, $40.
Grostein & Binnard, real property,
5000, personal property, $4,000, im.
provcmarts, 500.
Howe p H, real property, $500.
Hattabaugh c, improvements, $3.50
Howe J NJ, real property, 5000, per-
son;l property, 5000.
Inshram R, personal property, $500.
Krasar VIM, Improvements, 500.
Knob W G,..real property, 500.
| Kambi,sch ..Jno, Improvements, $50
real property 5000.
F Kelly NJ A, real property, sl4o.
Hester J D, improvements, 800.
Ketteubach f W, furniture, 5000
Kettenbach Bros, real property, 1920
+ personal property, $3.50.
Likes s B, real property, $500.
Likes WILDER, real property, 5000.
Lambert & Lathrot, personal property
1925.
Mounce Isaac, real property, 500.
e Madden james, real property, $500.
Mahana D +, real property, $3.50.
s Mahana Jno B, real property, 500
! Mounce Smith, real property, $l00.
Mitchell Lewis 4 Co, personal propert
$3.50.
nj Moxley J Q, personal property, $40
Maxwell N. real property, $500.
h Phillips VIM, real property, $3.50.
q, Riggs Geo, real property, 500.
=. Robinson A, real property, $3.50.
Sedee W p, personal property, 500
il Schultz Albert, real property. $3.50.
n Small Ira, real property, 5000, pc
10 soual property, $500.
Stewart Cres, personal property, STAG
II. Schleischer Robt, real property, $40
d Thompson s G, real property, $500
Thatcher G A, real property, 5000.
T. Utter Frank B, real property, 1920.
- Vollmer Jno p l. Co, real propert
$500, personal property, $4,000. ii
l. provements, $500.
n Whitcomb w s, real property, $40
Wiu:sch Conrad, real property, $25
A Ward NJ L, personal property, $37
:. JASPER RAND,
Chairman Of the Board Of County CO.
~, missioners and Board Of Equalisatic
Ia 1t is ordered by the board that I
assessment roll be retained in tho poss
=, sion Of the county auditor until the o
70 sessmeut is fully equalized BY the boa'
The Board Of County Commission
IL. Of Nes Perce county, Idaho TerritO'
:. sitting as Board Of Equalization for I
:, fiscal year Of 1889, do now At the be
i. Of IL o'clock NJ, adjourn until the &
Monday in October, 1889, - BY
:. provided. JASPER RAND,
'e' Attest. Chairman,
lty r. p. NUDGE, Clerk,
Proceedings Of the special session
ers appear next week.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12
SELLING ATCOST.-T(

SELLING AT COST.-TO
REDUCE OVER STOCK We bought
largely with intention of opening branch
stores; having abandoned intention, hence
this offer, A. DAMAS.
A curiosity was shown US on Friday at
the store Of A. Damas, in the shape of
chicken Matched out that had neither legs
or wings, but otherwise perfect and alive,
but died the following day.
While Mr.. Bean and others from Asotin,
were camping near the Pliter saw mill o.
Craig mountain, and while away from their
camp, it caught fire from some unknown
cause and totally destroyed everything.
A number of both whites and Chinese are
10 the city from Orc Fino, as witnesses on
arrested here last week. An interpreter
also arrived on Monday from Portland.
Chris Thiessen returned from Erdicc.,
on Monday where he has been and pur
chased another band of fine blooded rams
which he will take to his place on Snake
river.
The steamer Is now tied up at Ripari,
and will 20 remain until there is . raise il
the river, Some who had freight en- route
have had it r-shipped to UnioAtowa and
Genesee, and caused some delay and trouble
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERs.-School tax o
District No is now due and will become
delinquent on Sept. Both 1889
As I'm DIS. DENT, City Treasurer
Geo. Shearer and family came dow
from Mt Idaho on Tuesday. Mr.. Shcarer'
father also accompanied him here. Geo
will leave for the lower country in few
days for change in climate to improve hi
health.
DR. J. H. Day Of Dayton, gave us cal
on Thursday. r He informs US that the Co
lumhia Fair Association is making grea
preparations for their fair which take
place next mouth. commeuc ing:on the St!
and closing on the 18th.
Mr.. j. Hewe't arrived from Chicago, o,
Friday, and left this week for Pierce Cit,
aud intends resuming work on his mine
The Democrat" near that'place. He Ia
formed us that they had now in sight fin
body Of ore ,ha. prospected we'll.
MONEY TO LOAN on improve
land at loves, rates. Pianos. Organs an
saving Macb;nes 70 sell ar rent al loves
figures Books. WALLPAPER &C.. far cbeape
than YOU can buv Of agents OF peddlers,
4o-tf e. A. THArCHER.
Doerfier. aged about thirty wears. died q
the rcs,deuce Of Mr.. Tuttle, on the Asoti
ON Tuesday morning after q short illnes 9.
He was highly respected BY all who kne
him. His funeral took place Yesterday an
was LARGELY attended,.
,,.
Mr.. James r: Thomas ard VIE and NH
Love, relatives.of J.. Ci'ndln'ng, who nav
been visiting here the past three weeks. n
turned to their home IN California on MOI
day. MIR. L: informed u tnae ne was h!g'
ly pleased with this country. ana that
would probably visit us again.
rho r.ces and fair At Cene,e will con
ueocs m Monday the 18th and contiur
"n.;i Th,r.d.. ~ io,h' grand tim.
.xn.cied M the psrt;e. conducting Il hn,
arranged good prorraume aud this beir
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12

Gee. II. Lake jeweler. Lewiston. 7-7-u
The river is yet very low.
Dust storms are frequent.
Examine your stove aues.
Who did the ducks belong tor
Concert Oh Saturday evening.
Read the commissioner proceedings.
WATCAES.--deo II. Lake 10 agent for The
celebrated Rockford Watches.
a. the o. R. 4 N. Exchange you can &C.
ssnssrs" Whisksy. We meaa Josss Moore.
Remember the concert Of Prof Holtbuer Or
Saturday evening in the g. B. hall. Ad
mission, 50 cents.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12

I
at Cost
AND AT LESS
Boots Shoes,
Crockery and
Glassware.
Lamps and lamp
Goods, Toys, No.
| tons,
Paints, Oils, w ind0w Glass,
Drugs and Patent Medicines,
| HARDW ARE,
|WILLOW.WA ARE!
Books and
Stationery
Above lines are of we'll Sc
lected, assorted and salabl,
goods.
To anyone buying one o
them a discount from actua
cost of from 10 to 20 per cent
D according to line, will be al
y lowed.
To anyone buying entir
stock 20 per cent will b
:, allowed and we. will include
III
Jour GROCERIES
AND
:, GROCER'S SUNDRIEI
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1889-09-12
4s.ly

Elsgaat new dinsing oar wllI rua daily
commeseise Avg. a over tbs Osegoa Rail-
way + Nsvization %, Oregon Stert Ltne
and Unioa Paei6e Ry.. bstsees Portland
and Missouri River. The cuisias aad ~.
vice ars unexoslled. ls-os
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
Accidents.

Capt w. II. Pierce, engineer at the
water works, met with peculiar
accident this morning He was prepar-
ing to go off duty at 9 O'Clock, and, as
is his custom, climbed up on the regu-
later in the engine room. and took hold
Of the top Of the wrist pin. or crank pin,
to see if it was cool, as it should be.
He stood with his left foot on the regus
lator and raised his left hand up to feel
the wrist pin. As he did so he saw that
the wire of the inca ndescent lamp need
ed STRENGTHENING He took hold of it
when he received a shock and was
thrown to the floor. He was in
sensible for few moments. but finally
recovered and called the fireman, Jack
Kitson, who assisted him to his feet and
he was driven home. Dr. CAT attended
him and found his back and left hip
bruised, but that probably from the force
of the fall, and does not think there is
anything serious. Capt. Pierce thinks he
sustained an electric shock, but Secretary
Davis, of the light company, thinks the
lamp exploded by the pressure of his
hand and shocked him, and not the cur
rent, as it had been shut off since 2
o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Joseph Miller fell in his yard on
Third avenue near Tenth street last
evening and dislocated his right shoulder
and bruised his face. DR.. Eyster attend
ed him and does not consider his injuries
serious
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26

Boils. pimples. hives, ringworm. letter
and all other manifestations of impure
blood are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
The Only Difference.

Our advice to the ARGUS crowd is to
never venture west of the Missssip ri
river-and especially keep clear OF Kan
sas or Oklahoma. The cows there would
mistake them for grass. and the lives of
each would be in danger The cows
might accidentally discover their mistake
about the time they reached their heads.
Union.
Thanks awfully. The only difference
between the ARGUS crowd and the Union
crowd in this res oect is that with the
latter the cows Id naturally tackle the
heads first, and it il not at all likely that
they would ever discover their mistake.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
This week

THIS week
We have on sale one lot of No. l Lib
erty eight day house clocks at $3.50
worth $4OO. The @. F. Adams House
Furnishing Home, 3a2 Brady St.. DAY.
export.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
Police Points.

Officer Schaab arrested tramp last
night on suspicion of his having fred the
building destroyed in the upper end Of
town, but turned him out this morn
ing
Geo. Lettig was lined $40 and costs
this morning for disturbing the peace.
Fred Coss was fined IS and costs for
indulging too much in heated arguments.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
Appreciated Enterprise.

Here is sample Of Ksnsss-eved sos
ciety news:
Fifteen cows had a social time of it
yesterday forenoon on the corner Of
Seventh avenue and Eleventh street.
The efforts displayed here in ascertain
the exact number of cows present at
this important event is certainly very
commendable. The cows will doubtless
appreciate the Unions enterprise.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
SCHROEDER LBRECT

On Thursday at the residence of Mr..
John Albrecht, Rev. c. A Mennicke
pronounced MIR. Hans Schroeder and
Amelia Albrecht man and wife. The
happily couple were attended by Mr..
Henry Schroeder, of this city, and Miss
Emma Copp. of Minneapolis. There
were large number present and great
many elegant presents received. A
superb supper was served. Mr.. and
Mrs. Schroeder have commenced house
keeping at once. Mr.. Schroeder owning
the butcher shop on Twentieth street be-
tween Second and Third avenues.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
Put This Down.

For the next 10 days we shall put On
sale one lot No. SO Domestic wringer at
81 .50-worth Sc 90. The G. F. Adams
home furnishing house, S22 Brady street,
Davenport.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-04-26
Important Needing

All democrats Of the city are requested
to meet at the Island City club rooms at
7:80 o'clock Saturday evening. April 81,
to consider matters of importance.
]. w. CAvANAuaH,
Chairman City Dem. Com.
The morning news., 1889-04-25
The Rice Crop of the Present Year.

New YoRK, April H.-Dan Talmages' Sous
make the following statement in regard to the
planting, progress and probabilities of the rice
crop of the present year: IT us far the season
has been very backward 10 all sections. Our
correspondents at points along the Atlantic
coast note that bad weather in March prevented
usual preparations, and seeding has only just
commenced Many of the planters are much
discouraged over the unfortunate results of the
prices because of the short crop and handsome
quality; but this year bad weather during the
harvesting period not only caused great shrink
age in quantity, but greatly damaged the
quality. In consequence of the latter, prices
this year ruled unusually low-far below the
cost of importing equal grades of foreign. IL is
somewhat early TO anticipate, but judging by
the acreage laid out the yield of North Carolina
will be little over half a crop; that Of South
Carolina and Georgia about as usual. Some Of
the smaller planters have abandoned Lhe culture
but there is from year to year an extension of
growth on uplands. The loss because of the
former will be undoubtedly made up. In Lou
isiana seeding did not begin to any extent till
the first of the present month. Planters had
their fields ready at an earlier date, buC deferred
pla nting, as il was feared with frosty nights
and cold water in the Mississippi river the rice
would rot before sprouting. The acreage in all
of the parishes is about the same as heretofore
except CalcasSeu, in which it has been greatly
extended. TlSe total outturn under favorable
circumstances is likely to be larger than ever
made; while as an entirety we anticipate good
crop for the present year. it will undoubtedly
be not less than month later than usual It
of course must be understood that in making
estimates at thAs early period disasters are pos
sbe in the growing and harvesting period which
might greatly i'm pair the expected yield
The morning news., 1889-04-25

Fish Market nominal. wequote full weights:
Mackerel-No. 3, half barrels, nominal, So 90
@.l0O0; No. 2, $40 006 II 90. Herring-- No 1,
26e scaled, Csc Cod, 60sc Mullet, half bar
FRUIT-Florida oranges, 50 1908 25. Lemons
Fair demand. Choice. 50 0013 %.
FLoUR-Market dull ami lower Extra,
3 Is; fancy; S. Is; choice patent, S. s606 90;
wheat. best patent, 81 25.
GRAIN-Corn-Market firm. White corn, retail
lots, &c; job lots, Soc; carload lots SIC; mixed
corn retail lots Soc; job lots SIC; carload lots,
load lots 4oc. Bran-Retail lots, 81 90: job lots,
95; carload lots, 90c. Meal size Grits, o21Sc
HAY-Market firm. Western, in retail lots,
81 10; job lots, 9114c: carload lots, 921sc
receipts light: dry flint, nc; salted, SIC; dry
butcher, 416c. Wool-Market nominal; prime,
in bales, 2O021c; bury, s012c. Wax. lsc. Tai
low. 394c Deer skins, flint, csc; salted, zoe.
s1lc. ~ '''''N' -" >>''' ''A N''N' '-'''''''
LARD-Market steady; in tierces 7sAc; 90 II
tins, nc.
acla lump lime in fair demand and selling at
81 25 per barrel Georgia and Shelby, 81 25 per
barrel; calcned plaster, 81 85 per barrel;
hair, 405c; Rosendale cement, 81 4091 so;
Portland cement, So 6002 rs.
LIQUoRs-Dull; light demand. Whisky, per
gallon, rectifed 81 0S0l 20, accordin; to proof;
choice grades, 81 5002 0); straight. 81 50GD4 90;
blended 81 Oo06 20. Wlnes-Donestc, port.
grades, 81 0001 so; California light, muscatel
and angelica, 81 5011 IS.
NArs-Market steady; fair demand: I'd, S315;
4d and Sd 81 IS; 3D. 5! SIS; 81. 81 40; loI 81 25 !;
12d to 40d. 50 IS; sod to TOD. 81 40.
NUTs-Almonds- -Tarragona, 1S61 20c; Tvicas.
l6OlSc; walnuts. French, l5c; Naples, !6c: Pc
cans 10c; Brazil 10c: filberts, lOc: cocoanuts
Barracoa, s. 0GQ13 25 per 100
The morning news., 1889-04-25

NEW York, April "a noon.-F1our duh and
weak. Wheat active but weak. Corn dull but
steady. Pork quiet and steady at Sl2 50Q1S 50.
Lard dull but easy at 81 Is. FreiRhts steady.
800 p. m.-Flour, Southern dull and heavy.
Wheat firm; No. 2 red, S2sSc in store; options
more NOR aetlve-No; 2 red, April delivery @34c;
Corn steady and less active; No. =, 44Ga44l4c
IN elevator; options dull-April delivery A3l6c,
May delivery 4214c, June delivery 42 l. 90 42lsc.
oats steady and dull, options firm-No. 2 red,
June delivery 2sss@2s5sc. Hops quiet and hrm;
state 17@29c. Coffee-options closed barely
steady; April delivery 16 zoe, May delivery 16 IS
gl6 zoe; spot Rio quiet. fair cargoes 1ss4c.
Sugsr-raw active and stronger; fair refining
8 7-16c; refined closed firm and quiet-C $50
19sc, extra G 7ss4l7s4c, white extra c IS 100
mould lalSc ysl!cw so ada of
A S3sc cut loaf 9>tc, crushed 918c. granulated
ssfcc, cubes s5sc. Molasses firm. Petroleum
dull and unchanged; crude, in bbs, $y05. Cot
ton seed oil nrm; crude 42c, yellow 6oQS52c for
best. Wool closed easy and quiet; domestic
fleece 3203sc, pulled 23Q139c. Hides steady
and quiet Pork lower; old mess nominal; new
Beef dull; extra mess Sc 1907 90, plate S. 2bGD
so: Beef hams dull and weak at S13 Tierced
peer easy; city extra India mess S139D13 so. Cut
bellies So 5o@7 so, picked shoulders S. 500
3 e|1S Middles quiet; short clear Sc 20. Lard
about steady but dull Western steam 81 IS: op-
tions- May delivery s. i1@7 10, june delivery
grain 2l3d.
CHICAGO, April 24.-Wheat was fairly active
to-day and somewhat stronger, though fiuctua-
tions were small. The opening was SHADE
better. July closed about 1sc higher than
yesterday. May closed ABOUT &c higher, and
June ls0ssc over May. Shorts covered freely.
Corn and oats were slow and fluctuations were
slight. Hog products ruled lower early. but
rallied and closed rather quiet.
Casn quotations we're as follows: Flour
unchanged. Wheat-No , spring 7934m90L4c;
No a - .
No 2. 2214c Mess pork at Sl1 35GD1l 20.
Lard at Sc SodpG 50 &. Short ribs S. S535 95.
Shou ders S. 251g5 so. Short clear Sc 25QS6 371S.
Whisky ST. 03.
The morning news., 1889-04-25
RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway April
, 24-25 sacks peanuts, l car wood, cars phos-
plate rock. 2 boxes glass tubes box packing,
/ box pmatter, box packing, kegs washers
10 bbls tar, bbls ware 8 cases tobacco, %
bdls spokes, keg 2 essence So caddies tobacco.
cases beer, cases candy pkgs tobacco, 15
bblS rosn 10 crates machines.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
April 24-122 bales cotton, ,1H bbls rosin ass
bbIs spirits turpentine. cars wood. car bbls,
cars coal, 20 empty bbls, 25 pcs iron 10 cases
powder, II bbls cabbage, bales hides, 4 axles
81 sacks rough rico SO pkgs mdse, l,lS3 boxes
oranges, 2,407 crates vegetables, 734 bbls vege-
tables 119 refrigerators strawberries IS boxes
Strawberries, 4S cars lumber.
Per Central Railroad, April 4-82 bales cot
ton, SO bbls spirits turpentine. 3l4 bbs rosln so
bales domestics, 81 bales hides, rolls leather,
3 bdls paper, 80 pkgs tobacco, 3 cars bacon, /
car lard. boxes bacon, 1873 haes hay, 110 hf
bbls beer, 104 pkgs furniture, SO cars lumoer. II
bbls 1our, ll2 bushels rice, II pkgs twine. cars
box material, 10 cases liquor, "a pkgs machinery.
II pkgs vegetables, Dbl sugar, 2 pkgs wagon
material, Al doz brooms. 25 bales paper stock 5
pkgs plows 1873 pkgs mdse 400 empty bbls,
25 bbls cotton seed oil, u boxes hardware, Sc
cases eggs, 2 cars brick, cars coal, So tons pig
iron, bales plaids, 31S bbls grits.