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PURE

II ought to study photography" unused the seaside young man who had proposed again. -s'I really ought. can develop more negatives in asgiven time than any body know of.'
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It is said to be of record that President Harrison has used profane language on but. two occasions in the whole course of his ,life One of these was at.the battle of Resesa, where he is said to nave adjnr- ed confederate gnnner with the words l: "Come out of there, you d-d rebel ' and to have emphasized this adjuration by yanking the gunner over the breastworks behind which he was stationed. Gen. Har- rison was very much ashamed of that lit tie lapse, and he called his officers togeth- CT after the engagement and apologized to them. .
 The Plain Citizen-I see they have named street tsafter you. You ought to feel proud.
 The Eminent. Citizen am not so eer- tain of that. It starts from brewery and ends at the jail.
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..That was quite little joke of mine,' he said, with enthusiasm, after he had exerted himself with a bon mot. Did you see it P Oh. yes, " she answered, wearily. ssI saw 1t last week in news paper.', ,ss
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VOHN G. IN, Carriage sB Manufacturer. Repairing in all it's branches A large stock of new and secondhand work con- stantly on hand. Factory at Stafford Hollow.
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T H. REED, Attorney at Law, office eE . In Stafford National Bank Building, East 8afs1.szf s
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~ EO. ID. SHAW, Stafford, agent for &IBroWn Brothers & Go. Nursery Stock. 6m
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

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~ H. KING, Attorney and Counsel Oe sellor at Law. Special attention given to pensions. Office over Leach's Clothing Store.
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A J. TILDEN, Agent for Fire. Life
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McLAUGHLI N SON, Printers f1Xl and Stationers. Good stock Of Mercantile dies' Fine correspondence ; Stationery, At At The Press Offce.
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CLAYTON E. HOLMES, Teacher J or Piano and organ, Staffordyille, Conn. G
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL
Nrw YoRK, Jan. 18, noon.-Stocks opened
active hut weak. Money easy at 21e03 per
cent Fxchange-long, 81 SS404 63i snort
S9aIsIA4S5. State bonds duh but steady.
Scyernment bonds dull but steady.
Erie ......3l A Richm'd * w. ~
~ 40 g. Z North 1855 Terminal. 1885
Lake lake. Shore 800. 12ON Missouri Pacific. S2as
MORT, & W. pref 522s c..-,;- -
New YORK Jan I8 600 p % e. sSt%4 s, tx
change closed quiet o sa urn sa ToSey easy
S99I6 mar cent; closing offered at 2 per cent.
Government bonds dull and easy; four per Genus
1f8i6 State bonds dull but steady ., 80, ooo.
Snb-ureasury Bslances-Coln, SIl5,o94'VVOi
currency, SIS, 045,OO0 A.. la..d. -
The stock market to-day was IN the hanos OF
the bearish element almost from Inc open .Is
10 the close and material declines MAJ Aeu .ne
changes in quotations since eaturu 1880 9TH
The market throughout was very IeVerisn, WIN MN
considerable pressure from the room tIHue l
and from the bulls who have Jolheu Ino o 20.
movement. The opening was HreBulnL' w
tbe pressure to sell was Immediately appaIen!,
md nrices fell away from the opening untli
Ill INTO the afternoon, the industrla!s leaulus
the downward movement ana Coduaso pto .
Serred dropping 215 and Dlstlilers per c EN-
lila the leading railroad shares decIneu LroIl
80 ner cent Reading, st. Paul ana hock
Island we're most prominent IN the ueH d'
L,,t other stocks scored equally as heaVy IoSses,
Pressure was relieved toward c!och' a ~ tno
,,1orlet then fell into comparative uuIiuges'
I,otnatad nv spells Of weakness ana actlVltf'
but nriees rallied slightly without nnahln i e
single marked movement, ana ITauIns ~
ntterlv devoid Of feature LOT tne ,naJs "
- ~ The close was quiet out steaIy "
en- en- ri ut close to the lowest prices OF We
AZ ~ Final losses Of importance AMONG we
| leading shares were Omaha ~, 20 70 - -
DistiIlers each IA Missouri racine ant 7 Tas
| - "a St Louis each 1ss, Headlhs anu H I'D
-. alu ~ St paul Canada southern auu
and Lake Erfe l1s and hocH i ,sa
va " ackawanna per cent. Inc ga es OIL iis'eO
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sold up without any considerable
reaction 70 s2l4c, then turned about
and without reaction sold down TO and closed
easy at 9ljzc. the price az which it left OF Sat
ur1ay. Trade in corn was light. and price
changes are insignificant The tone was firm
on poor grading of receipts and tie widespread
snow storm. which will tend 60 keep grading
low. The close shows an advance Of &c, with
fluctuations confined to 14c range. Oats were
dull. steady and featureless- Hog
products were active and higher. Re
ceipts Of live hogs were below the
estimate and prices at the yards were excited
and at io6315O higher. This, with the strength
in wheat, gave the product a strong start. The
tendency throughout the session was upward
though there we're some sharp breaks caused
by shorts raiding the market. Late in the SEES
sion the estimates for tomorrow we're only
s5 900 head OF hogs and the product advanced
again. closing firm at the top. Pork was es-
pecially affected and closed with an advance OF
S2lkc.
CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour irmer and easy, spring patents
g. 4Oq4 IS; winter patents g 1904 20:
bakers, IS coos 65; straights 81 80
o. 80. Wheat-No ? spring, seize; No
9 red 9oc. Corn-No. 2, 3S1Sc Oats-No.
?. 291ec. Mess pork. per barrel. IS So Lard per
100 ms. So $4,000 IS. Short ribs sides, loose,
s. 55G5 IS. Dry salted shoulders. boxed,
81 62lS14 rs Short clear sides, boxed,
IS 9005 80. Whisky at 81 is.
Leading futures closed as follows:
AfnrhaCf fwfr
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New York Market Review.

Reported bD Palmer, Rtvenbur0 Dc Co.. sue
cessors to G. g. Palmer. 1866 Reade ST, NJ Y.
NEW YORK, Jan. 16-Receipts of oranges for
the week closing to-day aggregate O.. 900 boxes.
Receipts have been heavy but prices have been
well maintained, buyers still looking for fancy
grades OF fruit sBrights, selected sizes, SO IS;
other brights. SO 2602 60 russets, selected
sizes, 50 0002 2b; other marks, 81 75b2 90;
tangerines, IS 0O04 90; msndarins. 81 O00s 90.
Grape fruit. 81 5001 76 per box barrels. 81 500
90. The market on Florida vegetables is very
firm on good stock. String beans, 81 5000 o.;
green pease, So 0005 90; cucumbers. 80 00@
5 90; tomatoes. 81 5002 80; beets, 81 5O012 90;
cggplants "a 00(n7 90 per barrel
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MEMORANDA.
New York. Jan 1s-Arrived, Elder Bremen:
Gallia, Liverpool
Arrived out--Bothnia. Liverpool.
New York, Jan l6-ArrIved, schrs Chas Nor
ford, Haggerty, Fernandina; Jennie Hall,
Watts, Brunswick; John G Sweeney. Higbee,
Charleston; Florence Shay, Edwards, Port
Royal
Bremen. Jan 15-Arrived, steamship Monro-
via [Brl. Evans, Charleston.
Liverpool. Jan 15-Arrived, schr n Rivers,
from ST Simons.
lOth-Sailed, bark Ragns [Norl. Petersen,
Tybee.
Queenstown. Jan 16-Arrived, steamship Ben
gore Head [Brl, Smith, Brunswick
Apalechicols. Jan l5-Cleared, bark Cavalier
tNorl, Johansen. Fleetwood.
Baltimore, Jan 16-Arrived, bark New Light,
Thompson, Savannah.
Brunswick, Jan l6--Arrived, schr Ella NJ Will
ley. New York
S0iled-Steamship Storra Lee [Brl, Liverpool,
Belfast, Me. Jan l6-Sailed, schr Addie Jor-
dan, Hermann, Charleston.
Jacksonville, Jan 15-Arrived, schr Henry w
Baynes. Bonsey, New York.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Tallahassee, Askins. New York
@ G Anderson.
Steamer Protector [spl. Mathew. Havana(from
New York)-J Cuyas.
Bark BLAND [Norl, Mikalsen, Glasgow-Chr g
Dahl & 90.
Harriss & Co.
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TUESDAY. Jan 10, 1899.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship Kansas City. Fisher New York
C G Anderson.
Steamship Dessoug, Christy. Philadelphia-C
G Anderson
Schr Charmer. Dabon, New York-with mer-
Co.
Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
landings-C II Medlock. Agt.
Steamer Alpha, Strobhar, Bluffton - O Fl
Medlock. ARt.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Kansas City. from New York
ii Wray, Miss Robinson, MIR Hoehr, wife and
children, Miss B Montgomery. Miss +
Smith, Mr. Wickham and wife. Miss L P Hardee,
Miss Dittle, @ b Caldwell. f w Curtiss L Nicker-
son. Mrs Cody, II D Winchester II L Nickerson
Miss Goodman, W Cook, r @ Fairchild, w S
Webb, L p Hantungh, L Johnson, j Sange.
meyer, Nife, J II Hams, J LaValle and wife.
Mrs L Paynter, NJ A Burnett, W Bart and
wife, G Boilers. + Porte. Miss Dana. Miss L
Rich, c D Barnes and wife, c Simonds and
wife, X Wardell, Mrs X Somner II Winkler
and wife, Mrs Cook and daughter, A Weston.
Miss Cook, f Bill and wife j M Washburn aud
wife, e HartnRht and wife, j Killough, H
Novel; and wife, w = Newman, Miss II Now
ell, Miss W Hawkins, Miss II Strauss, A Lowry,
7 Pullin, Jas PUllin. Miss r l. Lowry, Miss N
Hawkins, Miss d G Smith, Master Nergaard, 4
A Nergaard, H Norwell Norwell, Martha
Wadron, M Schneider, wife and infant, G l.
Wyckoff. NJ r Capron, II II Corwin, Mrs X
Parks and child Geo Carron. l. Chopper, II Y
MCGEE, Taylor, Tobn. Chas Manning II
Tilford, Lyons, Mackey, J Murray, w g
Bennett, NJ McCoffery, Chas Breen 7 Healey, ]
Collins Marynes, VIM Dom, NJ Langner
hcGrath, ID Mallmey, A Rosengram, r Ben
nett, N Miller, p Connor. 7 Clark, Pat Donohue,
Q O'Brien, d L Lysaught-and steerage
Per steamship City of Augusta for New
York; Remington. Capt f Patterson, II w
Bates, Q L Barnes, O Wess, G Woodward and
wtfe-and Storage.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Boston
1 storage.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Sun RISES. Observation-Disclosures.
OuN OEIo- %. ii
HIGH WATER AT SAVANNAH. 1919 A. NJ. II :0s P. NJ.
STANDARD Time.)
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Sweet potatoes, q bush, white. 90 "a 80
PouLTRY-Market quiet and moderately sup
Pee FG9s~Market irregular but firmer; well sup
PA PEAS1Irs-Ample stock, demand light, prices
steady. nova i,
market.
HoNEY-Demand nominal.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
SAILED YESTERDAY.

Steamer Ethel, Carroll. Cohen's Bluff and
landings-W 7 Gibson. Manager.
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Gymnasium goods, athletic goods and
outing goods, at LaFars.-Ad.
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Abbotts East Indian Corn Paint cures al
corns, warts and bunions.-Ad.
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stocks we're 10000 shares and unlisted 1900
shares.
The following were the closing quotations OF
the New York Stock Exchange:
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Hats, hatsl Silk or Derby shapes. Dun
laps fine hats, at LaFar's.-Ad.
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Harderfold underwear, equal to Jasger's
at LaFar.-Ad
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l6th-Arriyed, steamer John Christopher.
Crawford. New York land cleared 20 returnl;
schrs ThOmai Winsmore, ConwelL PHILADELPHIA:
Robert W Dasey, Taylor, New York
Cleared-Schrs Amelia p Schmidt Pashley.
New York; Julia War;, Bridgeport.
Mobile, Jan l6-Arrived, ship AusIrlana fNorl.
Jacobsen. Rio Janeiro
Cleared-Barks Ogir lNorl. Wesolaysen, Ber-
wick; Niord Nor. Johannesen, Sutton Bridge:
schrs Jonathan Bourne. Studley, shooter s
Island; Benjamin Courtney. Baker, Philadel-
phiR.
Pensacola, Jan i5-Arrived. bark Bella Formi-
gosa lPOrtl. Refs. Rio JaneirO.
Port Royal, ) c, Jan l5-Cleared. schr N X
Rawiey. Wheeler. Boston.
Saiied-Schr Joseph Souther Keen, Boston
Wilmington, \ c, Jan l6-Cleared. schrs Ed
gar Ross, Quillan. Georgetown, SC; Edith 4
Seward, Travis. Savannah
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Windsor ties. lawn bows and Pequin
goods ct LaFars.-Ad.
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Ntv.r STOREs-The Market Tor spirits tur-
.antine was firm at quotations. There was a
hi steady demand with rather small offerings
II sb1ut all the stock to be had was taken at
Sc for regulars. At the Board of Trade on
Eafrst call the market was posted firm. at
ESo for regulars. AT the second call it closed
4 s Al 8t3tc for regulars. Rosin-The market
stiI irm while the demand was liberal on the
Issis Of quotations. The offering stock, how
sTsr vas small, which limits transactions. At
IL BOARD Of Trade on the opening call the
narket was reported firm at the following
h Is: e, 81 20; H, 81 %; 1, 81 90; K, 50 90; NJ
II O.: \. So 20; window glass, SO rs; water
Fine sG9O At the last call it closed un-
<hsDged
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EXPORTa

Per steamship City of Augusta for New York
s2S bales upland cotton, ass bags sea island cot
ton, ZIG bales domestics and yarns, 90 sacks
chan, $50 bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits turpentine,
80 bbls cotton seed oil, bales hides, turtles,
II hbls fish, 90 bbs oranges 10 SIT boxes oranges
bbls vegetables. 1881 boxes vegetables, IS bales
moss. 9S cases cedar, 173 pkgs mdse.
Per steamship City of Savannah for Boston
6oS bales upland cotton, 20 bags sea island cot
ton. 81 bales domestics and yarns sos bbls rosn,
300 bbs spirits turpentine. 4 bales hides SO
bales moss, bbls oysters, 81 bbls oranges, $50
boxes oranges, bbls vegetables, 1888 pkgs mdse.
Per bark BLAND tNorl, for Glasgow, sl4
bhls rosin. weighing l.327s15 pounds-Ray-
mond, Judge & Co.
Per brig Root Dillon for New York-2ga. 7s7
feet p lumber-McDonough & Co.
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NOTICE 10 MARTNFRs
RECEIPTS

Per Central Railroad, Jan 1898 bales cotton.
l60 bales domesttcs, bales wool, bales hides,
con, ITO bbls spirits turpentine, 2217 bbls rosin,
2, bOO lbs hay, - cases liquor $50 bushels corn,
30 hbls flour, car hogs, ! cars lumber 81
cords wood, u bbls syrup. 80 sAsks clay, 10000
los rairoad iron. 10 buggy mat, 1850 bales moss,
$40 lbs furniture. II empty bbls Gears stone,
80 bbs cotton seed oil, pkgs hardware, IS
cases eggs, cars coal IS tons pig iron
Per savannah. Florida and Western Railway
Jan Is sos bales cotton. 8 caddes tobacco. Pos
sacks corn, bales hides 20 cars lumber, ID
cords wood, 7 pcs castings, 6pkgs household
goods, y pkgs mdse, ] Dbl syrup, 2O73 bbIs
rosin. l07 bbls spirits turpentine, 23.7ll boxes
oranges. ll3 boxes vegetables, bbls vegetables
Per South Bound Railroad. Jan 1871 bales
cotton, pkgs mdse % bbls rosin.
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Steamship City Of Augusta, New York.
Steamship City Of Savannah, Boston.
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SPOKEN.

SPOKEN
By steamship Scraps lBrl. at this port. four.
masted ship Drumeiton Of Liverpool Jan s. lat
4O:O5 n, Ion 26:46, bound east
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Notice 70 mariners. pilot charts and all nau.
teal Information will be furnished masters Of
vessels free of charge in United States Hy-
geographic Office in the Custom Honse. Cap
talns are requested TO call at the Office
LIEUr SHERMAN,
In Charge photographic Station.
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CoNfNFRClAL.
OFFICE MORNING NEWS.
S-vtsSAH. Ga. Jan Is, lo52.
-ssVANNAH MARKETS.

OFFICE MORNING NEWS,
S,vtsSAH, GA. Jan Is, lo52.
Market continues rather quiet,
C7r-1 .--5;ng. The undertone. however. is
y .i- -I. - and holders were generally asking
be 1'-.' us on all offerings The move
rTs ga. 10 Tav TO interior towns was very
u ~ - ,.,ygs that supplies from the planta-
81 a. shrinking very materially.
Is sales for the day were
20, "a on Change atthe opening call,
By q -'' tpe market was bulletined quiet and
% 8 H., ,-ith sales Of 2s bales. At the sec
1clalse.' n. it was quiet. the sales being
'al' o. 4, ,bs third and last call, at 4 p. NJ.
2a.i Quiet and unchanged with further
i c5s5- -.s lies. The following are the Off
L. q ~ V not quotations of the Cotton Elk
s-- cir .............-....s. -
1lAl- j1iiny 800. ........'.''.''''' =.
4 ]'d ---- ............s....-. y li-lO
tIA-- ,iiny .. ........- ---...s'''.O4
F L4-l. -ory .........'s'+--''- .'''.'O
Eool o 1o-J-T The market was very quiet, but
So ..lianc.5aaZed. There was only, a nomi-
business dong io Mu
II mLl-- .....-.......'". ~
q leli-- alum .....--....s.---. 70 49,.
i 81 -n.-.............. ''''''''''''' .S,2SN
7JII-- ..... -...-..-.-''''''' ~ <..
{ll- - ....--....... .-.''.--i O1sl9 ~ =
IItTs nu' observation-disclosures. l61sCDl'1s
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-03-29
A Horse Thief Captured.

A colored man giving his name as Louis
Taylor, was arrested in the dry goods
store of Ridout Bros between five and
six O'Clock last evening by Chief of Po-
lice Martini ON suspicion Of having stolen
a horse, which he sold to Chas. Weiss. on
Market Space for $40 He first offered
the horse, small, black animal. to Mir.
Weiss for $50 Mr. Weiss said he did
not want the horse, but would give him
$50, when he Immediately accepted the
offer. Mr.. Weiss had his suspicion arous.
ed by the conflicting statements of the
negro, and so informed the police, who
were soon upon his tracks. He was trac-
ed to the store of Ridout Bros, on Main
street, where he had made the purchase
of a SO suit of clothes, when the police
arrested him. He was taken before
Squire Gassaway who committed him to
jail for hearing.
Later in the day Mr. Thos W. Smith Of
Calvert county, arrived in the city, and
identified the horse as belonging TO him
having been stolen from his stables that
morning by the negro giving his name
as John. who had been working on
his farm for the past three weeks. Upon
missing the animal and also the disap
pearance Of the negro. A1r Smith con-
cluded that the man had stolen it and
Immediately pursed him and traced him
to this city. The negro claims to have
come from Richmond. Va, but from the
conflicting tales he told, it is believed
that he is notorious horse theft, as sew
eral farmers in Prince George and lower
Anne Arundel have lost their horses,
which have DO doubt been spirited of to
the cities and sold for a trifle. It is to
be hoped an example will be made of this
man when he comes before Court for
trial. Taylor had hearing this morn
ing before Justice Gassaway who COM
mitted him to jail for the authorities Of
Calvert county.
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Death Of an octogenarlan.

Capt. Hazlett r. Owens one of the old
est citizens of Cecil county. died Friday
about midnight at his residence in Perry
vile. after an illness of several months.
He was born in 1900 and for many years
sailed large schooner plying between
Perryville and points on the Chesapeake
Bay and tributaries. He married twice.
One daughter by his first wife survives
him, Mrs Verdin Touchstone, of Port
Deposit, and six sons and two daughters
by mis- second wife, also As grandchildren
andS5 great grandchildren. The deceased
was brother-in law Of Mr.. John l..
Benjamin of this city, who left here yes
terday TO attend the funeral which took
place this morning in the old Episcopal
Cemetery at North East, Md.
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LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Items OF Interest-LoesI snd Otherwise
Fish still keep scarce and high in
our market
The Legislature will hold night SEES
siOns every night this week.
March is Marching along and will
soon be at the end of its rope.
ts-Large assortment of Easter rabbits
dB. WEGARD's, State Circle.
The people Of the State will breathe
easier after the Legislature adjourns
Rev. DR.. Southgate has plans for a
line cottage on Murray Hill in the hands
Of builders.
james d. Burch, of South River. has
lostihree horses and one mule recently
from pneumonia.
"A few days Of wind and sun will
soon dry up the mud on orr streets and
roads.
In 1891 Marylands crop of maple
sugar amounted to 1856, 2S4 pounds, to.
geIhet with 1921 gallons OF molasses.
IN 1850 l16,056 pounds of sugar were
produced and 2,043 gallons of molasses.
There were IA producers in the state.
~ Easter Goods Just reeeieed at b
NWeABns Confectionery, State Circle
Life has been a burden to me for the
l@' on years on account Of great suffer
ing from very severe and frequent head
aches Bradycrotine has done wonders
lot me. | am now new man and shall
proclaim the merits of your medicine to
az eau reach George p Fowler, At
@rney at Law, Palatka. Fla.
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noM AMONG CoIored Men.

John Smith, Charles Jennings and Pc
ter Jennings. were arrested last night
about y O'Clock by officers Uranium and
Davis. and taken before Justice Basil,
charged with ssulting and cutting each
other 10 saloon in the West end of the
city An three OF the men were under
the influence Of liquor. and when arres-
ted resisted the officers. and refused To
be taken, but were finally brought into
subsection by the sternness of the OFF,
GERS. When taken 10 the Magistrate s
Office they were covered with blood from
the cuts they received in the row. They
were all three committed 10 Jail for a
further hearing. The accused had
hearing this morning before Justice
Basil who committed them to the House
OF Correction as habitual dislurbers of
the peace, for six months
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Opera House.

Harry Lindleys Castaway company
will hold the boards the last four nights
this week. Their opening bill is Sen
fenced to Death" a military drama. We
need not 60 into details as 10 the merits
of this company as their former appear
ances here have been greatly appreciated
by the theatre going people of this city.
Little Mabel Page, is still with the com
pany and bears the soubriquet of LA
Petite Carmencita' given to her by the
several critics in praise of her beautiful
Spanish and SIX irt dances They play at
popular prices, 10, &c and 80 cents.