Newspaper Page Text
14
THE SOUTHERN WORLD. NOVEMBER 1, 1882.
REVIVAL HYMN.
Oh, whar iblll we go w’en do (root dor comoo,
Wld do blowln' or do trumplto on do bongtn’or do
drama?
How moop po' sinners'll bo botched out lota
Ed floe do lotch tor do golden goto?
No uaa ter ter wolt twel ter-morrer I
Do aun muan't aet on jro' aorrer.
Bin's ez aborp ez o bamboo-brier—
Ob, Lord I fetch do mo'nera up blgberl
W'on do;ooohuna er do eort la o aton’ln' oil oroun’,
Who's o gwlneter bo cbooaon for ter War do glory-
crown f
Who'a a gwlne for tor aton' stlffkneed on bol',
En onawer to dor noma ot do collin' er do rollt
Yon belter come now of you coinin'—
OleSotunla loose eno bummln'—
Do wbeeloer dlatrucksbiin Iso bummln'—
Ob,come 'long,sinner, ef you cornin'!
Do song er aolvoabun la o mlgbty sweet song,
En do Pzlrldlse win' blow fur en blow strong,
En Abrobom’s bosom, lilt's safe en bit's wide,
En right dor's do place wbor do sinners ougbter hide 1
Oh, you nee'nterbeostopplu' eno lookin';
Ef you fool wld ole Hotun yu'U gll took la;
You'll hong on de oldge en g tt shook In,
Ef you keep on o stopplu’en a lookin’.
De time Is right now, en dish yer's de place—
Let de sun er solvosliun shine squor' in yo' face;
Fight de battles er de Lord, tight soon en tight late,
En you’ll oilers flue a latch ter de golden gate.
No use fer ter wait twell ter morrer,
De aun musn't set on yo' sorrer—
Bin's ez sharp eza bamboo-brier,
Ax do Lord fer ter fetch you up higher!
—Uncle Bkucs.
Joshed mid J$nswitred.
12B—The Itoilmun (.un. “ What was the weight
and dimensions of the Rodman gun, located at the
mouth of the Chesapeake In 1861 f" C. It. O., Oar-
land, Ala. Anbwkh.—The Rodman gun weighed
46,100 pounds, was 160 Inches (IS feet 10 Inches,! long.
The sheila used varied from 30S to 337 pounds. The
caliber was IS Inches.
130- The First Railroad. " When and where
was the first railroad In the United Btatcs built.'' R.
J. O., Helena, Ark. Answer.—The first railroad was
built at Quincy, Mass., In 1836, to haul granite tor the
Bunker Hill Monument. It was only four miles
long.
ISI-Age to Enter the Nary. “ What Is the
age required for entering the navy aa a cadet mid
shipman ?" 8. A. A., Orlando, Fla. ANswxn.-Re-
tween 14 and 18 years.
132- Bcl Charcoal. " Where can red charcoal
be obtained t" O. W. 8., Fentleld, Oa. Answer.—
We know ot none In the United Btates. It Is pre
pared largely in.Belglum and France.
133- Erse Language. " Whero and by whom
was the Erse language spoken W. P. K., Arcadia,
La. Answer.—The language spoken by the people
of the Highlands In Scotland was named by the peo-
ot thcLowland Erse as being ot Irish origin. More
properly the word Is Gaelic.
131— The Ilex. " Is the Hex tree to bo found In
the South ?» W. W. H., Port Olbson, Miss. An
swer,—The Ilex Is the geuerlc name of the holly
found throughout the South. lu the Latin classics
It Is applied to the evergreen or holm oak.
133—Rupee. * What Is the value of the Rupee of
IndlaT" A. B. A., Raleigh, N. C. Answer.—It Is
worth about 25 cents In our currency.
130-Turantuln. " From what does the spider
called tarantula derive Its name?" C.M.W., Kcowee,
8.0. Answer.—It derives Its name from the city of
Taranto, In Italy, where It Is very plentiful. It Is
sometimes called the wolf-spider.
137- I*enbtxly Fund. " What was the original
amount ot the Peabody fund?” A. U. T., Morris
town, Tenn. Anhweii.-{3,500,000.
138- Uhang mid Rug, '■ In what year did the
Stameso twins, Chang and Eng die?” H. R. B.,
Oonzales, Texas. Answer.—lu 1874, one surviving
the other a few hours.
Cotton.
The protracted dullness that has charac
terised the general undertone of the cotton
market since our last report has had a de
pressing influence on trade. The condition
of the market is extremely embarrassing,
and the tone developes daily a great loss of
strength. The tendency is to a decline.
We quote ruling prices for Middlings—
New York, 10%; Galveston, 10%; Wilming
ton, 105-16; Savannah, 10%; New Orleans,
10%; Mobile, 10%; Memphis, 10%; Augusta,
013-16; Charleston, 10%; Atlanta, 10%;
Liverpool, 6%d.
Atlanta's Cotton Rcrlpts.
Receipts since September 1, 33,619 ; a de
crease of 10,418 bales.
Wheat.
Atlanta No. 2 Georgia, $1.08@1.10; lower
grades, 1.05@1.08; Ualtituore, Southern red,
1.03@1.00; Amber, 1.09@1.15; No. 2 winter
Western red, 1.06@l.00%; Chicago, No. 2
red winter, 94%@IW%; No. 2 spring, 04%;
Louisville, No. 2 red winter 03@95; Cincin
nati, No. 2 red winter, 06; St. Louis, No. 2
red fall, 93%@91; No. 3 red fall, 89%@90.
Corn.
Atlanta, white 1.00, yellow 95; St. Louis,
66%@69; Louisville, No. 2 white, 75; No. 2
mixed, 73; new ear, 45; Cincinnati, No. 2
mixed, 71@71%; Baltimore, Southern white,
88; yellow, 85.
Oats.
Atlanta, 45@50c.; Baltimore, Southern, 50
@53; Western white, 47@49; mixed, 44@47;
Pennsylvania, VKSiO; Chicago, 35%; Louis-
ville, Northern 36 ; Western 33@34 ; St
Louis, 33%@33%; Cincinnati, No. 2 mixed,
38@39.
Flour.
Atlanta, family 5.50; extra family, 6.00;
choice 6.25; Patent 7.25@8.00; St. Louis
family, 4.40@4.25; choice 4.50@6.50 ; fancy
4.75@4.95; Chicago, common to choice, 3.50
@4.50; common to fancy, 4 00@6.00; Pat
ents, 6.50@7.25; Louisville, extra family,
4.25; fancy to choice, 5.75@6.00; Patents,
6.05@6.75; Cincinnati, family, 4.40@4.75;
fancy 5.00@5.50.
Hulk Meat*.
Atlanta, clear rib sides, 16%@16% ; pork
strips, 13%@14; Louisville, shoulders 10%,
short rib 15%; short clear rib 16%; Chi
cago, shoulders 10%; short ribs 14%; short
clear 15%; Cincinnati, shoulders 0%; clear
rib 14; Baltimore, shoulders 11%; clear
ribs 12%.
100— Now Ready. Now Edition. LADIES in the WHITE
The ONLY BOOK of the kind ever published. A History ot every Ad-
itnlstraiton from Washington to the present time, with over 20 8*eel,
•ortralU of I.ndles of the White House, with views ot many of the
runiRIWUI I4UIIIITI Ul tuc *S III'C lltllisrt M I. I ,v eii LA 'i---4.
wry- Homes of the Presidents. This Is the most salable book published. Agents tt „ ^
Y YZC wanted. Bend for Circulars, with full particular to JtjLOllS©
JL Cttl O RRAM.EY A Vo.. 66 N. 4th Btreet, Philadelphia.
Racon.
Atlanta, aides, (none,) sugar-cured hams
16%@17; Baltimore, shoulders 12%, clear
rib sides 17%; hams 16%@17%; Cincinnati,
shoulders 11%; clear ribs 16; clear sides 16%;
Louisville, shoulders 11%, clear rib 16%@
16%, clear sides 17%.
Pork.
Chicago, 22.50@22.75; Cincinnati, 24.00;
St. Louis, 23.00; Louisville, 25.00; Baltimore
24.25.
I.nrd.
Atlanta, tierce, 14%, leaf 16; Louisville,
12%; Chicago, 11 80@11.95; St. Louis, 11.90;
Cincinnati, 11%.
Country Produce.
Atlanta (wholesale)—Butter, common, 25
@28, prime 28@30, choice 30@33; eggs, 20;
poultry, 22@30c. ; chickens, 18@27%;
turkeys, 50@75; ducks, 22%; geese, 37%;
Irish potatoes, $2.75 per barrel; sweet pota
toes, 50 cents per bushel ; apples, 2.00@2.50
per barrel; cabbage, 1%@2cents per lb.;
chesnuts 2.50@3.00 per bushel; white pens,
1.50 per bushel, stock peas 90c per bushel;
rye, 1.25@1.50 per bushel; bran, 80c. per 100
pounds; peeled peaches, 8@10, unpeeled,
3@4; dried apples, 3@4.
Live Stock.
Atlanta (job lots)—Mules 14 hands high
$85.00@$105.00; 15 hands $125.00@$135.00;
horses—plug $65.00@85.00; driving and sad
dle horses $150.00(3)200.00.
Particular attention is called to the advei*
tisement in another column of the Monarch
Lightning Sawing Machine. We believe it
is the most wonderful labor-saving machine
invented in many a day.
UNITED STATES MUTUAL ACCIDENT
ASSOCIATION, 403 Brodw’y, N. Y.
I ll C || D FM.000 Accident Insurance. B23
NOUn L Weekly Indemnity. Member-
APAIMCT ship fee. 21. Annual cost about
AuAinO I 8IO. Write for circular and ap-
AGGIDENTSI pljcatlon blank. European per
TEE LITTLE FAIRY
OUR Pxvc.au.UM. ulOCK
Is a great deal prettier than the cut shows. It de
lights all who see It. It can be hung up, or laid down
on lu face, back, or side, and will
RUN IN ANY POSITION.
be an accurate and
CORRECT TIMEKEEPER.
It U Uke a stem-winding watch, and requires
NO KEY TO WIND IT.
In fact the LITTLE FAIRY U just the .
'body t
everyb
_ . . that
, will be delighted with, ror tt U the most
complete, snug, and best arranged clock to be had
anywhere.
Many have written that tt keeps as good time as
their *15000 watches. .
Given ns n Premium Tor 8 Subscribers.
- We offer it for Sale for 82—3.
Price, including one year’s subscription to
Southkrs World, 82.30, Postage prapejd ju each
cwvyu*
PATTERSON ORGAN, Style 400, contains
two ScU Reeds, live useful Slops, with Tremolo and
Knee? Swell, attractive Walnut Case (Uke above
cat), with Stool and Book, only 830.
PATTERSON ORGAN, Style 101, contain*
four Sets Heeds, eleven useful Stops, Including
Sub*Bnss and Octave Coupler. Price, In the
above style ense, only $03. Two of the most popu
lar orgsns In the market: sale for them Immense.
Shipped on 13 dnys test trial. No money
required In advance. Other styles to great variety.
Hny yonr Orgsns snd Pianos from the manufacturer
direct, snd save from 50 to 100 per cent, by avoid
ing the usual commissions paid to dealers snd agents.
Write for our handsomely illustrated Chtafogi/e, giv
ing Dill Information ,/ree. Address the manufacturer,
JAMES T. PATTER80N,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN
KlfftTer Pear. Jap. Persimmon. LcConto Pear.
Buy these Pears, only on their own root, for reason
see catalogue, sent free. LaCONTE NURSERY.
W. w. THOMFSOKT,
• Smitbville, Go.
YOU
caa have employment at yonr own home,
day-time or evening, whole time or snare
momenta, in a new bnstnei
.itlrely free from au) '
or “catch-penny ” nature. The
at home and no peddling or traveling necessary.
Men and women,bnyaandglrls. anywhere can easily
earn from SOc to 82 an hour If they only know how
and get started right. If sent for at one-, we will re
veal the SECRET and send by return nmll 13 saiu-
I ilea free that will do to commence work on. Hend
Oc. (sliver) or tour 3 cent stamp" lor postage, packing
and advertising, and address plainly,
MAHON A CO., Montpelier, Vermont.
VMMPKtlvs remedy
thousands ofcMSS of thw
have been cnreAIndssd,
ghat I will send TWOMgl
the worst kind and ot long standing
IswLso strong Is my latlhtn Its afBeaey,
that I will Mad TWO BOTTLES FREE, together with a VAfe
UABL2TRRATI8R oa this dltesM, to any sufferer. Ulvo Ex-
pressiP. O.address. DR.T.AKOO0B,MPearltL,it. X
JNO. D. CUNNINGHAM,
Attorney at Law,
ATLANTA, - - - GEORGIA.
—orricB—
Over Atlanta National Book, 15 Alabama street.*
xxeaixn is W eiLItn I
• •■••lx., svssura m tuiavi/, tifcuv ana auaiii. u
box wilt euro recent cases. Each box contains o
SMSMSSSS***-. d0 !! ttr 0 box, or six bos
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP.
ASSIU.N M. CLAY, breeder of pure BOUTH
WN BIIEEP, White Hall, Kontucky.
Fire C'lsy Chimney pi po does not rust nor
crack by heat nor crumble fromfroet. It has been
used ten years for dwelling*, schools, churches, Ac.
No danger from Arc, as It does not communicate heat
to wood. Insurance companies have decided tt to be
a safer chimney than brick. Any one can put H up.
We show four forms of construction. A complain
chimney costs from (5 to $10, according to height of
building.
WBend for descriptive circular with full Informa
tion.
CHAN. H. TORNCII A CO.,
N. F» Cor. Pratt anil diaries Sts., Baltimore.
Mention Bouthern World.
Best House ua Steam Power*
WELL AUGER AND DRILLS.
Rust’s Eagle Machine, complete
with horsi'-puwcr, 300 lb. drill, twi
ti-lnch 'A bits, auil ast ft. rope, ft.vi
Every machine guaranteed, anc
men sent to set up and tes
before payment, fcitrorde:
machines direct, or send fei
circulars Mention this p.'ju r
O. RUST, SL Joseph, Mo
me Public tt requeued careful It/ to notice the new amt
enlarged Scheme to be drawn Monthly.
(^CAPITAL PRIZE, B73.000._ffJ
Tickets only 85. Shares In proportion.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY,
has since been added. ....
By an overwhelming popular vote Its franchise was
made a part of the present Bute Constitution adopted
December 2d, A. D., 1879. ....
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed by the
people of any Slate.
It never Seale* or Postpones.
Its Grniul MIiikIo Number Drawings
take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS L. AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY.
November It, !8S2-inoth Monthly Drawing.
Look ut the following .Hellenic, under the ex
clusive supervision and management of
Uen. 44. T. BEAUREGARD, of Ln., and
Uen. JU DAI. A.EARLY, of Vn.,
who manage all the drawings of this Company, both
ordinary and neml-annnal, and attest the cor-
redness of the published Official Lists.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $75,000.
100,000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions in Fifths, in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE .*75,000
1 do do 25,000
1 do do 10,0)0
2 PRIZES OF *6,000 12,000
5 do d!,000....... 10,000
10 do 1,000 10.000
20 do 600 10,000
100 do 200. 20.000
300 do 100 30,000
500 do 50 25,000
1000 do 25 .... 25,000
APPROXIMATING PRIZES.
9 Approximating Prizes ot *750
|760
6,750
250
2,250
For further tnformatK .
address. Bend orders by Express, Registered Letter,
or Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.,
orM. A. DAUPHIN,
G07 Seventh St., Washington, D, C.
X.B.—Orders addressed to New Orleans will receive
prompt attention.
SAVE THE EXPENSE OF
BUILDING A BRICK CHIMNEY.