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Newspaper Page TextWarranted Unsurpassed I Wa maka a f [ i c:\lt7 of repairing all kind. nfHavt. Writ* for \ rirea. 1*. (». Ii-'X Ml. CHATTANOOGA. TKNX. COMMtP.CIAL CP. BUSiHLSS Cl/ jMea i Bits’ Smlhera Uric Ibose tuirc TU Giut Him u. 1 Orm Depot et Cave Spring, Ctorgla. candidato sicca Mr. J. O. Blosdi removed to Atlaotiu Garland lle&d, U*q., a gentle «7outd gladly have honored, lia from the bitter etrife ot theee scenes to a realm to which he since elected. orth has j greosfooal and third Senatorial district* and also for county representatives, war nan she held August 1st, which re-ulted a» follow* ‘ t-.i'- d , 'T il i'lul (’ff.k fur(’oiign J;, I.- election 1 Charles T. Criiqt, 73; Major J. D. Frtdericl was loug I for State Senator, 451; Col. J. M. DnFree •* for representative, 3?J. Hie meeting pass ed oil very qaietly. S. $X. Molasses dull and unciiangvd. K and steady; Louisiana ordinary to ch< •H- bran steady and in fair demand i OHIOAUO, August 2.—Flour quid changed. Wheat active, firm and hlg ular >1.01?,'; August 911%: September No. 2tred wlnter|l.03al/uHcash; *-1.03 No. 2 Chicago spring old 11.St; new *1 *l/“ * °—•—— v- -- - , Harkand i a i«*Ux<tUe 0 tvx. TVu> | *A«4 wufneib £ cfc-iCs Urtk.Ht rWar-l/rtglu < f nner: -><>. a emu-ngo ^lu^fslr ^demand but September. rfott''active.' firm and higher* m. ttStMaaN higher at *2Q.<6t20.8) cash; *20.80a20.h2K Bep- tember. lard fairly active and a shade higher at f 12.25 cash; 212.32 «al215 September. hulk meats; shoulders *•>.< >; short rib412.S0; short clear *13.25. Whisky steady and unchanged. nerefyu & $ At 0 'r H&sSS. yANUFACT*JRE3 BY THE DR, liAP.TKK S^JlCljTFca! Newline * Naval Stores WILMINGTON, August 2.—Spirits tun: tine Arm st 41 hid. Err,In firm at { for strained; *1.50 for good strained. Tar »te. aif).ft). Crude turpentine steady at fi.75 hard; <175 for yellow dip and vlriin. . SAVANNAH. August .’.-'Rosin A strained •! SO; good strained 11.60. Spirits 1!. Xteiidiif; 11V FSSlSIfllreef, At a cos, oeoboia. CHA Rl.vm ON, August 2.- nrm, with sales at 47?;. V. at.45 for strained and good i NEW YORK, August 2 —Rosin quiet and un hanged at -I.h7„a2.00. Turpentine higher Wool. NEW YORK, August 2,-Wool held and In lair demand: domestic Texas 14*33. in greater degree than snyoth- "^•er gin. JI will pay yoo to sco this gin —Tl»eforo b ylr.g. j an Ifleodiiwltm NEX1TINTKIBDEK ' Fruit Dryers, Cider Mills, Cane Mills. FEED CDTTEKN, Evaporators, Apple and Peach CrimJc-rs, Peach and Apple Par ers and Pencil Slcncrs. Engines,Farm Implements, Sccicls and Fertilizers KENTUCKY. a bora. COJU At’. D. A I. & coir a; in ccn m. lc-ch!i| Qr.c v lc^.cvT}s(Y imxSx Soittrutl & J&rsistetwjjeJ: OXE OF THESE DA Ys. Ctirlcd In the window seat, Watchtug the leaves, Whirling, while raindrops beet, Down on the eaves. Dark seemed the world this day, We two alone, Changing the gold to gray, . Lived In our own. Dreaming as childhood dreams, Lite must bo good. Whispering of nobler themes He aice understood. Dreaming nil love was true, Eager with prnfte. BmliKgataUWUdo, “One ot these day*." Here to the window-seat Came you and!, Whilst with his noiseless feet, Time hurried by. Here ns in chlldisn days Used we to dream, careless of wiser ways, Love was our theme. Sometimes I wondered, dear. How It should last, Eut the next moment, dear. Doubts were all past. Pafct, as you answer me; ••Love never strays, Happier still we’ll he. Ono of theso days." Now by the window-seat Buna I alone. Whilst the wind drives the sleet, Making its n_-_ . Clouds might obscure the sui Sometimes of old, Eut while Hope's sands do r Hearts find the gold. When In my clasp your hand Passively lay. Faintly your whisper then Answered my gaae, •‘Lore, we shall meet again, One of these days." Codgers. Ai dost l.—A vc-y harmonious meeting of the Democrats of Rockdale county was held to-day. The meeting was called to order by CoL J. M. Glenn, chairman of the county executive committee. Hon. W. L. Feck was elected permanent chairman aud J. N. Hale was requested to act as secre tary. Captain J. M. White and Col. A.O. Ferry were unanimously elected delegates to repretent us in the Senatorial conven tion, which convenes at Social Circle on the 3d instant Th»y go uninstrucled, but are strongly in favor of Dr. J. A. Stewart) of Conyers, and will urge his nomination. Rockdale is entitled to the Senator, aa this district adoptod the rotation system and was governed by it until Mr. McDaniel win nominated eight years -go. The dis trict ueed.od Rockdale’s vote in the ‘‘dark days.” She h«T always rolled up a handsome Democratic major ity. Now, as all the counties comprising this, the twenty-seventh dis trict. have followed the example set them l>y Rockdale and become Democratic, they want, to leave us out in the cold. Rockdale has grown, tired of such tit- treatment nnd will submit to it no longer. Judge O. W. Gleaton and U. Y. Mo Jord were elected delegates to the Congression al corn ention at Mi'.ledgeville. They were not instructed. Our crop prospects are still very flatter ing. We have plenty of rain. Mr*. Cathnrme Mosely, of Tuscaloosa countr, Ala., was buried here this morning- She was u .•isler of Mr. F. 8. Treadwell, our worthy county treasurer. Mac. Acgu tion bat. ly taken from tho stalk, but we have fears t it will not be well saved, as the rains threatening. Crops generally are very s up to this date. Rut little hope was had •w wet k* ago for the cotton crop, bat at was thought to be damaging to it » Its life. Flcnty of sun and an •arionnl rain for tho next six weeks will give ns, we think, a fall cotton crop. lays ago we passed the farm of pur new neighbor. Mr. Thomas Willing- ha- i-.vid found him to bo one among our He has one of the finest ption and the best prospect is p\*ro we h«vo everyceu Willingham laecJv WnvIiingCnu. Ac jcbt 2.—Hon. J. C. C Black rar.d i an address here yesterday before a full hi ate of Wilkes county people. It was v dl re ceived. Mr. George W. Duncan, one of ohr clev erest merchants and a moat popular ycuog man, has quit Washington nnd cnitea him self with the firm of Trailer A Co., of New York. His departure is very much regretted by a host of friends, who bop* that an abundant saooess may attend lnm wherever he may go. Misses Camille and Loulle DaBosq left Washington on yesterday, to join their grandfather, General Toombs, at Clarks ville. 1 he theme of interest in this section now is the proposed line of railroad from Au gusta to Elberton. A country, rich in minerals, soil and water, will be made ac cessible by this road. J. the Banner. Watchman, dated July 62, says that Clemi nns's majority overlDr. Felton in th * last election in this, the seventh dis trict, was *2^500, instead ot BU0. Your Unde Peter Lawshe will please hand your Brother Gantt a calendar aud a numera tion table to Ml tip o . Colonel h. N. Trammell and family will not remaiu here as was first supposed, bntwill remain in Dalton duriug tho sum mer. The Cartersvilic D.«mattn R.»d«ty will favor us with one of thetr best plays to morrow—Thursday—night at the opera house. All are anticipating a rare treat that occasion. Col. J. J. Howard, one of our most«. terprising and generous citizens, has given $26.00 to Monroe Frmale College, at For syth. It appears that the good people of rorsytharo determined that this college shall be rebuilt, and wo wish them much success in their undertaking. n — w u c.u.. in _ i . one that will add Kteat- inlty, and wo nro pleased nnd his fHmily Mr. Willinghams nearest is the model sud most successful \ all this country—Mr. T. D. War- it is Wtfll tor Mr. Wllttwahew ut |nny other man to bo Lear Mr. Warren, a* ’ ie will continue to renow the energies of -ny man of prido by his own untiring Politic* in Il^nston i.4 now booming, ivo candidates nro out for the Iiegislsture, hrea from Fort Valley and two from Vrry, all from tho towns. There is a n<>\e =u foot uo.v for all lections on this ide of Mn-io ervek to meet at BosbaviUo m die -n .• >nd Baturvlity n this month, to igree on one innn from !hla section of the rounty, to pnt before the convention that vill meet on tho second Tin >dny in Sep- Lookout, Mr. Courier. . lkU*l 12U J.O. D. Georgia c per rent bonds, due 1M*J06 '■ ' ' *4) •rtgscolC-5 Q i (gold Oeo(|i^^ r ccnClMu^du*nSal lit Ueoiyla 8 per cenL bondj. Northeastern railroad boa_.»^. ... Central K. R. Joint mort. 7 per cent. 110 Georgia railroad 6 per oenL bonds-. 107 Georgia C \>vt cent bonds, (old) ** ...1(J0 ^iu7 Geort,da7 per cent, bonds (mort^ag^ ■ Georgia 7 per cenu bonds (gold b quarter coupons) 114 Georgia railroad 6 per cent bonds-. 107 nlOD Wesiem R. R. of Ala., 1st mortgage 112 alii ssrid&Ailitesfiia 22i Montgomery and Kufsula 1st mort gage. lnd's’d by C. and S. W. it. R106 am Atlantic and Gulf railroad, cousoll- railroad, consoli- ossiSSSSYSss "1. City of Savannah bonds MV City of Atlanta 6 per cent, bonds— loo Central railroad scrip U5 Augusta and Savannah R. R. ttock 118 Georgia railroad stock...—. 163 COTTON GIN CO., 11^; net reoelpu 106; gross —; sains 13; stock L- 1 * * NORTOUL August 2.—Cotton steady: mid Ung r:S; not receipts 81; grow —; sale* 11; C0TT0N gins, feeders and 13; low mlddllug 12^: good ordinary ujfc I net recclpu 41; gross 41; sales none; stoca CONDENSERS, Acotrir L—Five counties in this Con gre- Aionsl district elected delegates yester day. Threw S unUr,Schley and Stewart) went fur JuJ^o CrUp.tmd Macon and Doo ly fur Gen.Obok. Hit one other county has yetto tlctt, Puhwkl, which will elect ou the 6th ir.r-t. Twenty-three TOtea, three in .r,- than a unj >rity, ar« in-.lruct.-d f >r Crisp, and hU nomination by the coavsn in^^. is gv.ierally conceded. Uoiangen- tlumau uf character anl ability, and if he , proves as faithful a representative nnd gives ar general sattstaiUon n<* ho has as judge, his constituent* will universally ap prove hitn. If tho Judge should be nomi nee J I will support him as warmly and earnestly os I have fought hla nominal ion. tr*ll.v next cunw-et will be for candidate* fur the Legislature. The nomination come* a the i'.nh. Five caudidati some greet calamity—i*rl.ap nou of some fearful event yet to since the political «ky * Cook, Vienna. Auau»x 2.—In the convention yesterday delegates Instructed for Phil Gook were elec:eJ by ono hundred majority, the vote being, Cook 16t), Crisp 63. A resolution declaring the latter aa second choice was lost. The fol'owing delegates were elected; Dr. H. II. Harmon, I. b. Lasseter, L No bles, B. A. Wood, Sr., and John C. Cooper. Delegate* to the fourteenth Senatorial dis trict convention were also elected, instruct ed to vote for Pula«ki. county's candidate, whoever that may be. Tneoe delegates are T. J. Ray, J. R. Thurman, J. \V. Woodward and T. A. Siuglctou. I regret to have to say that scores of the oldest and most prominent citizens of our county liav# come out in open hostility to Stephens for governor, and declare they will not vote for him. He will most cer tainly not receivo more than ono-third of the Democratio vote of the county. The main*etson is. because he was nominated under the majority rule. The balance of tho State ticket will receive the fall vote. The writer will vote for Stephens. # Q. McDonough. August 2.—This is the time of year for I ol C aud^b'd l ° n 2 Viait9 ’ 8lcWr Yesterday was the first dsy of the month nnd the first Tuesday, which brought sale day again and with It brought a good ly ut.iaU: of «.2t people to town, mostly i raoMit—. I have no reoollectlon of ever seeing such a large crowd of good, clever male citizens in McDonough at any one time os was on ar streets yesterday. There were less than three hundred can didates here yesterday, looking around for one office or another. Most of tho num ber that I saw (of oourro I could not see them all) were nnx<otu to represent mo and a few other floaters in the next Gen eral Assembly. come, for when it docs come I’m sure to bo popular, st least with onv class, sud that is the office-seeker*. How they will brag on try good looks, and tell roc that I’m get ting rich, nnd how glad they are that Pi “coming out of the kinksj" then how they lag to come ont and nurse me If I will only let them know if I need their assistance; they are even willing to foot physi- clan’s bill if I have to call in medical aid. Oh, I'll tell yoo, Messrs. Editors, I’m hav~ ing a “hog-killlng-Hrao'' just now, if the weather Is hot and rainy. I do believe if these people called candi date* don't quit making so much of mo that I’ll be sure to have a spell of the “big head" that will last me till wny next spring, when people begin to buy their rations and guano on credit. Wo have many things up here to be proud of, and a few to be sorry for. We are glad we have good crops, good preach ers, good teachers, good men, and last, but not least, good women. We are sorry for tho lore of tho Hon. A. O. Bacon for govornor Remember Henry oouoty was solid for Bacon. We nro sorry again for “our ooasin,” Nat Ham mond, who, I believe, will accept the nomination again from the bunds of the Congressional convention if tendured him. Now, os for “Cousin Nat,” wo be* liovd he ought toe step down ana oat aud give place for others, as there are ether men whd eat sugar sometimes when they c*nget it. We have a man in our midst whom we want to represent us this time. He is u small man, but be loves sugar all the same. Our little man has done a heap ot work in the State legislators,both in the llonse and 8enate. A great deal of that work was do.e after the redaction of the wage* from nine dollars a day to four; so you see he got but little sugar for the labors he i-ertormed. I allude to the Hon. George W, Bryan. Cocrox. Covington. Auouit 1.—The Democratic party of this county assembled hers to day to select del egates to the convention which will be held at Social Circle on the 3d lust, to nomi nate a candidate fer State Senator for this Senatorial district. The deUgakw chosen are Messrs. T. J. Shepherd, T. J. Speer, U P. LWingMon and O. H. Tucker. This -tin- turi.ty v-u-ntli Se-'itori'd dutri-t, n> you aro aware, is rompoted of the ooon- tiea of Newton, Clark, Ooouee, Rockdale and Walton, and it has been thought tor some time past that there would be some trouble about the nomination ot a candi date for Senator, as both Clark and Bock* Ualo claimed tho right to present the con* didato for nomination. I heard to-day, however, Hint Clark hod with drawn her claims in favor of Walton, nnd would advocate tbe renomtnation of Hun. 11. 1). McDaniel, oar present able sail furnishing the caudidaW, sod it U cur rently re-ported that, anle«i she i« ol!ow«d to do thi-, one of her own citizens will con,e cut n- mi . u >:.t c-u. t.- Oar meeting to-day had uu£cr considera tion the question of noininatiug a cundi- d.ito for mo L a gi«latare, but deferred final Action on the matter until the first Tuesday September. Tbt Democratio party io Markets by Telegraph. N1CW YORK, August i-Noon-Stocks active. Money 3}*- Exchange, long t4 to*; abort I4.A8. Bute bonds inactive. Uovenuaont securities unchanged. NKW YORK—Evening—Exchange 14.85'L Government securities gcuerally hlgher;.new4 per cent 1M)4: *% per cent* 114?£ i per cenu [20k. Money 4a2S, State bond* dull/ Bub-treasury balances: Coin. *80,iw.000;^cur rency 65.601,000. The following are the doting quotations: Ala. State bonds; i CunsofldAted.. 50 «s» A, 2 to *.. 7SH Deferred 12 Oa* A, naaU^... 80 Adama Express lay a am B, 5* ^.-loz Amerlcaa Exp y 1 Clam B, 4'a_ K» Chea Jk Ohio^. 25R Chicago A North-J;;7‘^ Chicago A Alton.^lioi* do. preferred-... 152 C.8LL. A N. 0 78 Erie.j.. 4i)'4!Consnld'd coal 32 EaetTenn R. R..... nj. IH-l. L. & W li#X Geotfla railroad.b :> j Fort Wayne Loulsvle ib Nash. 74)4 Houston A Texas, vi Hemp's A Char... &■» Man. Elevated...&)■ Nash, and Chat^ <JT» Meu Elevatdl KU4 Now York Cca’L_l>6)i Mich. Central .l«Kil Httsburgh 138 Mobile A Ohio.... M 22 T Rlchm'a A Allc. 24)41 N. J. central...^ 1 Rich, and D»d„ 114H NrTk A W. prf Bock Island— 113 N. Y. Elevated Iu7 J , .103V6 Ohio A • ' o. preferred^. C.^ , Pan sin a IU. Telegraph-. Wj^'Qulckallrer I ■ brgia G- 1W do prelened./ 60 ] 7* mor* I.*'.’/r>.-"— -.»> WeatPt. Icrmla'l 1i mortragu. 105^ Reading 61)4 do, gold- 112>» BL L. A Tan F 42 conhols......... C8 | do preferred...- 60)i Carolina-.... 1 J - r . . Can ' * Fundli iS!; WILL buy or sell on commission. All Cotton Horkete by Telexrapb. LIVERPOOL. August 2 —noon—Concn dull ~;i«lcu« rr: intd«llln< uplands S l-*«7; middling Urk-RTis,:**; sale* speculation tad tc< I*.rt l.Oib. recclpu GOO; American *X«0. Futures—Cplamts, lowmiddllnsr cinuso. An- Rii>t G tvj G4aC fit «.*. August and September t ‘-2 61; Heptember and October 6 53 61; H, com ber and Jstiuary 6 38-64. Futures dull. LIVKRItxiL-dp. m.—Cotton, sales of Amer ican 7.G66; October aud November 6 41-64; May ^ and June 6 48-64. Futures quiet. Farmers would do well to call on me be- ^NEH YORK. August 2.—Noon-Cotton quiet, I fore dispoeingof their prodacts. 6Me*^Pfi-^retdd'diig uplands 12)*; middling^^A\^ommunication^>romptly answered, Future* steady; Anirnrt J2.77;B«ptorohcr 12.16; Oi’tobrf 11.V October 11.77. NEW YORK—Evening—Net from '260. Futures clewed steady; sales 65,000, AS follows: u?u<: -12 bptembet ctober ...-.11.8'Aill.M March.........1201^12.0* November-.ll.6j$u.70 April ..12.17MMM ' • MMMI-i.M.: December...11.70v}U.71, Mar„-...—12 NEW YORK, August 2.-Cotton firm; middling uplands 12%: middling Orb quiet; . -irdtuo* glues 22; sales to diin? 12%: low mlddl£» u 1318;go<Mordinary I WMon, with two brash belts •“ 161S; net receipts luv gross —; soles—;| ..... ... ■ — and all the latest improvements, boxed, crnHuo-1 ready for Immediato shipment. Any of the regular sixes shlppsdthe dsy tho or der Is received. No deity. Prices fcMS I b,r ' U3foro f ab,uh * 1 - ^ ,dr dro "* r - ry Wi: net receipts » gross 123; sales 200:1 - . -JHi stock ■ MOBILE, August £—Cotton quiet; ? W low rnlddUng \:y A : good !■ reeef t>ta —1 jt oss —. saw —; MEMPHIS. A dllM lrf* lenr SSunV‘Gwathmey’s Improved n H* Konya 77; ahlpaents ls7; I ACotTWT/S Ahftul l-43ottonmarket quiet; I EclipSG Gin f middling 12s low middling \\%i good oidin- mid- wIth Doable Kollflr HuWb « Attachment low middling 12, rood ordinary U.v, I . n ^ .11 „r.W* t.u.. thi* county has not l*wn well organized hincu tbe county election* of 1877, aud it is F-iulty in need of & more thorough organi zation at thi* time in view ■I m fact that the RepwbUaalM intend to mnke a devpera:# effort to earry . Uf t egroes for hi, ot n.arihaUing i.mp*isn. nd cotton crops hi this oountp nre looking well; bot there has been rather u» much rain for bottom earn. Tbe old -*> ing that “rain on th* first dog day in diottes rain oa the other thirty-nine," II t>eing verified here, aa w* bad rain on tbe UMh ultimo (the first dog day), and have had it every day nineo then, laeledtng to day, nud the indication* now amthat ' will rain to-morrow. G. D. % uur couuta cortteutiuu . k«q, wa uorninated- .■u* he ha* tought otfi.-*-. * j lhe f*^t t?»at he U n law’ 1 • fitted f«*r il.e f-rf > all** 1'itiev. Milner j rn place. Rev. C. S. Ganlden, of Qnitman, Rev- E. /- F. Golden of Thumasuile, Hev. A- c. step? —on, Key. D. F. Beverly, Hev. J. H i'or«'.<-r,agei>tofth*Arr.rtio»3Sand«)' School V nv >n, nd Rev. J. M. Rt*h:n, pae- tor of the chare'*, with a large delegation! from th* churches oumpewing the anion ware preeent. The exertiee* were varied, pri-aching twtoe a day^with jl. r.* cnbjoeta ff E (^rollna, new- 12% 8L Paul .... ling... —10 | do prefer 1*1 Tax- 9. iTexaa Poclflt . W)* Onion Pacific-. 117) . 57S U* B. Expruu-..-... 75 .. 31 1 Well* A Fargo....—128 CORKER f JI Alt PuwDEr Absolutely Pure. This powder never rsrio*.' A marvel of ‘referred" 1*5 1 purity, strength and wholeaomentw*. More acir.o MU j economical than th« , the ordinary kinds wid cannot be sold In competition with tbe multitude of low test, abort weiabt, alum or phosphate powders. Sold only in cans. Ho ill Bxxxao Powdri Go.. 100 Wall A RARE OPPORTUNITY 8 Jc;ui Fancy Bunting 3c, Plain Bunting 5c Drcaa Goods 10c, former prlc' 1 2 - •. Dross Goo'll i>, 1 Lace Bunlino ik | pi -. 2.V. i...l,S5-,fora-rp!!« O-,. Elegant ' • • Groceries, Plantation Supplies) FJari^inf.;. Ties, Etc., Etc. I am now making a specialty of the Lummusor Improved TAYLOR GSN. I claim that It is the mest compact and simply constructed gin made, eon- aenuently it i* more easily oi><rfit4-J nba will ran longer without needing . ... repairs than giua with oomplicqtod 1 r ’ichinery;that it combines the raorita ’ >ir' Juonr Daiuoirr sxd Oooi> New lino of White Goods ar aud money by going direct u> .9. li K. 'I- DRIED reaches; ! and any information chaerfally given. IL I>. COOK,. auglwln No. 68 Poplar street. The Brown New London, Conn. Hat, on bind n a lock of Wo »l»o manufacture w ' 1 j all ot Iba Tory latatt ImproMocnU, Solid 12 Inch saws, patent bnub, strong ks.—Market advancing again. Bo-1 Iron frams, rnsdo under tbs lmmcd ate —_ sldss, its. Bulk C. B. »idcs la’*. 1 Boron—abonders 12H- Bulk shoulder* 10% MACON MARivET ruortriOKt.—Market n.v con—c. R. sides. Its. Hu—M M nJSnfkiml.ia*' ‘"A luponlalon of BlcbarU R. Gwalbmay, tUa potonlao. Tbe KcUpee Gin Udetlpied I .!Tt tn« rt.-j.nt Kp: I for bulling traeby cotton, bet with tbe lm- ! ouTtSicwi.li'.aS b “ ck ' !l “^ D03V *bi.i I proromenU wo hare raoontl, added It eon bo naoJ to poet oarantapi In all public AND^ifA?.—MarkM^rery era. Whit* I ginneries and largo pianist Ions, corn, *l.'-O. mixed com, vlio—In ear load! Wf0,cUcuU, “ J f rh g“- pyvvktea K\rkt U Ly Ttlc£r\' y k. lXlUIBYlLLK. A ir- t 2— P.-.nr q ilct and I nutha:.zcd. Wheat quiet So. 2 rwl wirnr I > a'.\ < - (,ra steady ai.l firm: No. 2 vrhtt* I -I*z.’;No. 2 inlxol >1 »».ai, quiet uml nua ly: No 2new 4.MI2. rr.iTlstoca In fair dcuand and mar.it firm. M-— pork advanced » 4 c. Othar articles unchanged CINCINNATI, August 2.—Flour quiet and _ unchvnsed. Wheat active, firm and htthcr- Alwaya in Order. Marie W. Joliuson ic Co., ' ?7 Marietta Street, Atlanta, Ea. jnnXBwty | Mention this paper.] Imrlng the aoutE of'August su.« ■ CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS, e toJarjr:ary 1stnextforTWKNTY-riVECICSTK. TheCIUCAGO WEEKLY KIWI Is a largo 32-column paper, odlted with special reference to tho needs of tho family clrclo. It Is especially complete as a iwtes paper, every Issue prmoUni complete telegraphic report* of all Important happenings the world over. • Iu Chicago Mar Lot Quotations are full and trustworthy, It Is Independent In Poli tics, giving all political intelligence freo firorn partisan coloring and discussing political questions without fear or favor as to parties. Con densed notes on Art.Literature, ScUncc. Industries, Fimhlans. eta, and 8IX COMPLETED STORIES In every leue. It Is tho cheapest metropolitan weekly WMltM in the United 8(ate*, cnat- lcw only BEYENTY-riVR CENTS A Yll.VK. . To aflbrd all doalring It an orportunttv of t-^orr.ing aroualr.tc*! — i **- **— - 1 ter of the " ,f * n * r ■ - with the character ir.KLY NKW8 h offer tor the MONTH OP *r fo.m date to January 1st If-rrVE CENTS. ' rviopo. . A club of five VICTOR r, LAW' 1 may to tar. ly sent in astr .rgenvelotw 1 for a Ono Jvdlsr BtIL Address V1CT shcr, 123 Fifth Avenue, cMcngo, 111 >x, Pub;: ’8 IRON WORK. PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES, Steam Boilers. Grist Mills, Saw Mills, HANCOCK INSPIRATORS, ROBBER BEITIIIC, HOSE, PIPE AND ENGINE FITTIIIC3. F.S.” ' " - f 107 Third St., IifaccD* Ga. Hardware, CARHIAUE «nj WAGON MATERIAL, GRAIN CRADLES, CUTLERY, BELTING, TINWARE, IRON, STEEL, ■ Sporting Good, and Fubloi Parker Breech-Loading (Iras, nap Uit Buffalo U. S. SlanCard Scales. Dttflllj PIANOS* ORGANS Grand MSiIhi GLOSiNG CUT SALE Tho Brown Cotton Gilt Co., SBW LOS DOS, C’O.V.V, A. a FABQUI1AR ft CO., Agtnts, * Macon, Ga. bid and btgi No. 2 red winter fl.oOaLun spot; ILOtH^B August; *L03*l 04V4 tteptember. Corn strong- fl mixed an Fork quiet an l firm at *31.80.1 Lord atrouger at •12 25. bulk raaatt Inner R shoulders #*.T3< rtU slut Whtaky dulj at si.LV Conllnatlon iJ.es of finished goods. I «d Larrelaoa a tests of kxgarilrml and li-ht SchoDcld’s Pwm Presses ter Pacing Cotton^ B7 Hand, Horse, Water or Str am Pow-r. Premium Sorglie Mills unci Ivctt lcis. For circular: and prices address or call cn fQiuSJ unchanged. lings aualr: common rte50oa»x PscUng ondbutchan^ . .. LOUD*. Aul hansel. Wheat k : red fall *7>ki 2 —l'locr quiet aa 1 un active: No. . \\ August; r at 76>a'" «aih; -her. Out* .M rash Ai.Aru.fi WLDky MPMHMPr job lote »21,54 Bulk meat* active, dip and higher, shoaldera A . • vary alow > ,.. . _ „ „ rua-Iy at 01.14 Fork htgfier Job iote 4 fulk meata active, firm and higher. *hoi . [*•80; short rib >12.75; aliort clear 11X25.1 LaM btgber sad nominally >1120. NF.W YORK. August 2-Coffee richly and nlet: Rio. coreoee. quoted at HHaUfii; JobJ u aMall*%. Sugar ilaa*lily held and In modi crate Inquiry: fair to good refining quoted at 7J4*7S; refined natter •undaid A V/+>, gm Hzawmiim OF ALL KINDS AT Lunar, BioM Lamars. If joo wont seed that ore Guarantood to bo Fresh , Kolamea unchanged and. qntet Rfoe quiet and firmly held. Fork: cash I wholesale. sw fesirafs? js: Lard opeoed about So. Ligtcr. afterwards —her. lost the advance and closed dull and a __. de lower, with trade * jwtase steam ^spo freights te Urerpool, market dull aad ewier! I sole store and not at «>ottea per steam &32a7 XXL, wheat per steair. I ^ALTIVOIHL AVM-t-TVU W * *» vtes '.y: Howard suwt and Western superfine I or rvxita Geo. W. Bin’s and the auction •4000473; extra M.OUaA.00; family 15.25 I t K>, * W0 "• DOTI anewtm estm Remember that oor RETAIL DEPART- a“Vi2 ZTa'ZZ?EvxjS* I MENT is in tbe front port of on? whole- I2JC)talii)9. Conuoeatol j >1. market dull and easier. I sale store and not at ZeiUn’e old stand as .75; eitna S4.'xwi,qr, Ually • ; nty Mtlle rjterrfcne rS-te-aXTi; * ir * I v »■ Wfi7>. l.h Cracd. •• - j ■ v»h«.-*t— I ho*x*e. Southern hlghar. Western higher, UoutL- enioo .meetipg at thU era nd |i. teat 14; am Ur •ldtal.M; No. ». 2 Western winter I 1 Maryland *-1.11^ oiked; No. 2 V & ■mloallyfO, Oete about Heady them Oml.’K Wr * , mixed r - : l nr firmer M«->< pirk *?;' SI: • iLmuiir, Itnukin & Lamar, whiteCOcttc 2U2425. Bulk I vl«.<>r.t firmer kr-» pff CSSS meata, aboaJdere aed clear rib BMP rilta and -1135. Bacon, aboulders rib aides 21X25. llama *15.5 refined Coffee arm; Kk goes) oedtnary u> fair * Sugar ‘n»ft fik Whtaky quiet at |Uk l ssrm **••1 Tt.cec lifdfim 5tJS TO FARMERS Jaij B( I . SWITZERLAND „ J ! (t*o ENL'ORSEF, | ° PENNSYLVANiii * i r>r- f 'jrcn i'n; UM-STI •> WHO*' • ! “THE BEST WATCH , made in America.* , i WEBSTER’S 'I V> fj UXABRIDG1ID: . > Now Edition, U8.00GVa«4 Four Pagaa Gadorod PImI«C 7*UO& Engrarlngpa. (u.wly u.rr- t.n,.-, u„. BUY NOW AND PAY WHEN w'nSmtu “‘m nun? rr*r 9TOO anted ie<i< COTTON COMES IN. „»• 1 Thousands of musical fatnilit-v i it the Sooth are Irtec li::g to r lanes aud Urg*: via the (all, w *n con-.cA in. Why wait! Day ad enliven the lone, but r B| long, l . icsic, and mass the “liar •tilt more joyfal. Tbe aaimnrr finds a.v with a tremendous stock of lcatrutr.ei.U at Savannah, at oor MNU DKAhCii HOUSER, at oor oonnileve Agencies, and } with as many more to arrive before Octo ber 1st, wide we arenndcr ooatract to take. We cannot carry this lumen** Hock until I fall. U iniiet be sold. It will Le. Ca»h | barer* will rent many instrument s. In-1 sbulmrnt boyars will take more, and tbu»u I who at this time of the year cannot con veniently meet oar Installment laymeuu, u;ll gladly come in under cur 1 IVHdsummor Special Offer. I THE FOSS & PEYEY COTTON CARD ! IGth Cincinnati 10th Industrial EXPOSITION. Sept.6. 1882.. Qa.7. InttioGrandestExiiositiim Bind ings in the United Statos. 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