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Columbus Hirer. VOL# XVI. (JOLUMBUS. GEORGIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20, 1874. NO. 100. <r8»ua DMLY.WEWLY^A^SUNOAy AtFWO nl CAI.MOUM, Tf-t , - o«tto.i*k4v«o. •« 00 ..Lrtta, “ «« “ 2 00 “ 78a. ;■—« Kwoi»o» *“• 7«“- * 00 Ml »* Mamtt Ufluxkaa to- ££,■»• 7*“ “ M ** 6 50 ; m a uo ** m 18 00 .« 17 oo u 20 00 m ’ *. 22 50 <• 25 00 ?a«*r*l T*** * 48 00 The stove U with th* KlYtleff* ot ■> ckuge .lirythree month*. for jenrly cords a liberal die- ^tsrst wiM be one-third ob*a«od mm thou " in thn. Mouth. Hi« ilMlla will b* char,- 2.1* th.oo.1 .f oOMporttioa. ronlga adv.r- ,Mn i*» ** 8® »*>«•• »l enwu mwi, -Hr. Clark, of Baker oonly, haa a ,jo bandied and havanty-dre acre oorn bit lag high. —Two infant twin children of Wm. K. Ena!., an attachee of the Savannah Newt, diad in that ait; on Frida; and Saturday lot -John DUIon, a maohiniet, waa shot ivd fatally wonnded at St. Mary’e on Sat iny, by an engineer whoae name ia not reported. The auginewr wee arrested. —The ooonty author!tiee of Upton |u*i mule ooatraeta for the speedy Milding of moat of the important brldi ■wept away by the late fnaheta. —The Grand Jury of Pike ooonty have recommended the lev; of a county tax, tot exoeedlng ten per oent. of the State i, to pay public school fhachera for their irvicea in 1871. —Th. well-known and popular “blind pratahar,” Bev. W. B. Milbnrn, ia an- looseed to deliver a lecture in aid of e chuitable pnrpoee, In Augusta, on the 4th of Bay. —The Darien Timber Qatette ia a new vwkiy paper eetabliebed in that Inmber- ihipping town at the month of the Alta- It ia neat and newey, and glvea particular attention to local intelligence ud intonate. Mr. Biohard W. Grubb ia h. proprietor and principal editor. We viih it iuooaee. —The Timber Oaeette aaya it in eetima- ed that about 100,000,000 feet of pine imber will be shipped from Darien the inwnt year. At $10 per thonaand, Ihia mold amount to $10,000,000. An im portant indnotry. We believe in the htette’e doggerel, an containing more n ih than poetry: “He who In Dartea would thrive, Man handle lam oor and adr.rtlM ALABAMA ‘ ICWI. —The Selma Echo think, it will be too hit to plant the Alabama river bottoma in niton after the landa now enbmerged get mfidontly dry to plough. —Ur. Adam Schneanler, an old and well kaown dtiaen of Montgomery, died in California on the 28th inat. He waa, we belitv*, an nnole of Mr. Lonia Sohneaaler of thin oily. —Memorial Day waa celebrated in Haotgomerjbin an impoaiog and imprea- air. manner. A Una address wee deliver e l by Uaj. Tho*. G. donee, the orator of the day, and a beautiful and touehing poem read by Miaa Mamie Hilliard. —A large meeting of the eitlzena of Montgomery, held on Monday morning, paamd reeolntione thanking the Grand 1 ary of the county for thslr investigation and expoM of great waate of the pablio money by ooonty olBaieln; eleo, appoint ing e committee to ralae fund, to proee- eale offleera againat whom indictments uy be found. room ASKinii. Two Oov.naore—eaae Plante Cannon >■ the Streets-Moth Appeal to the Preeldeat — Horao Thieve. Mena peat and Kill Clt- leano. WASHINGTON. COXUNESSIONAI.. Lima Book, April 28. — Ho material ohange. The Baxterites have a eixty- foor pounder neige gun planted at the oorntr of Markham and Scott streets, both parties are expecting reinforce ments. Both telegraphed the President regirding the situation. Washington, April 28.—The following dupetoh win received here to-day: “Wttte Book, Ark., April 28.-U. 8. Grent, President:—On the 19th day of (hit month, as Governor of this State, I telegraphed you there was an armed in surrection against the legal government of this State, and made a requisition up on yon for aid to suppress it, and to pre vent domeatio violence. I have just now hem advised that you never reoeived the requisition. I now take occasion to say ^ *h armed insurrection exists in this Htate againat the lawfully constituted au thority thereof, and as the Legislature ••“not meet till the 11th day of May, I mil upon you for aid to protect the State •gainst domeatio vlolenoe. [BignedJ £. Baxter, Governor of Arkansas." h similar call bad previously been re- eeived from Brooks, claiming to be Gov- •rnor, and the two attorneys, in bis be half, reached here yesterday to urge a aowpUauoa with the cell. Two attorneys, dispatched by Baxter, will soon arrive on a like errand in bis interest. Tbs ques tion as to who is th. actual Governor, *iii be presented to the President for e decision, unless some other mode of set tlement shall intervene before the m liter is formally taken up for executive oousid- arstioo. hnu Bock, April 28.-Fifteen oiti- *ena followed horse tbievM. Daring the fight one oitixen end three thieves killed. —•The severe wind and rain of Sunday mnilnah. Pa , was followed by a heavy snow yesterday, wbiob still coat in- *■■, end is now two inobee deep. WasHmoTon, April 28.—The House has appropriated $90,000 to purchase rationb for the distressed people suffering from the overflow in the lower MUaiasippi. The Judioiery Committee has been au thorise 1 to 'taka testimony looking {to the impeachment of Judge Story of Atrkimm. The Committee on Ways and Means was instructed to enquire whether an ofllcer of the New York Custom House visited Washington to eeeure oorrupt leg islation. The Legislative Appropriation Bill wee passed. The amendment to it, striking out the items for the assay office at Char lotte, N. C., was not agreed to in the House, so the items stand. Senate Aloorn presented a memorial of the State Grange of Mississippi in favor of Fort St. Phillips Canal. Beferred to Committee on Commerce. The Judiciary Committee reported ad versely to many disability bills on the grounds that no petition aeoompanied them; also, favorably on a number, in cluding Fitzhugh Lse and Dabney H. Maury. A long controversy ooourred over the veto. A vote as to whether the bill should pees, notwithstanding the veto, was 80 to 24—not two-thirds—and the bill was lost Adjourned. Edmunds, of Vermont, from the Judi- oiary Committee, reported favorably on the bill to remove the political disabilities of H. H. Sibley, Tbos. M. Jones, Dab ney H. Maury, Van B. Morgan, Fitzbngb Lee, of Virginia, John Julius Guthrie, of North Caroline, Wm. G. Jones, of Ala bama, and 0. D. Anderson, of Texas, all of which were plaoed on the oaleudar. He also reported unfavorably on tbs bill to relieve the political disabilities of J. W. Bennett, of Maryland, John Forsyth, of Alabama, George Pioket, of Virginia, Daviso A. Telfair, of North Carolina, and Baphsel Semmea, of Alabama. The most of these bills did not have necessary petitions from parties named, and the latter ones the Committee was not dis posed to consider favorably. Any how the Committee was discharged from their farther consideration. Waatalngtom Notes. Since yesterday morning not more tban|fifty depoiiiorsof small amounts have applied to the Freedmen’a Savings Bank for withdrawal of funds. In all other re spects business in progressing as usual. Tbe President has proclaimed the rati fication of the Extradition Treaty with Salvador. The new Postal Treaty signed. An un important Cabinet meeting. Nominations: James B. Brougham, Surveyor of Customs at Velasoo, Texas; John Detriek, postmaster at Calvert, Texas. The House Judiciary Committee to day adopted the majority report of the Sub Committee against the prayer of the South Carolina Memorialists. This report will be submitted to the House the earliest possiblo moment, referred back and printed for the purpose of giv ing Eldridge an opportunity to make e minority report, wbioh will recommend the commission to investigate the condi tion of South Carolina. Mr. Sloan appeared before the Com mittee on River and Harbor Fortifications to-day, and succeeded in getting addi tional appropriations for the Bavannah river obstructions, and for a survey of the Raiford Water Line. The disability of Gen. Henry H. Sibley, of Sibley Tent noteriety, was removed to-day. Col. Frank Reynolds, of the army of the Khedive, is en route to the Dnited States on a special mission. raunnira .savings bank. LOUISIANA. Orea* Blesreaa-aenernws AM. Batok Rouen, April >8.—Three hun dred families in this parish are houseless from the flood. ' Nxw OanxAtts, April 28.—Two thou sand dollars from Savannah have reached the Belief Committee. Advioea from theTeche country are dis couraging. Government supplies ere be ing reoeived. Boston contributed $88,. 000. The National a range Mate Ke ller. Washihotok, April 28.—L. Howie, Maoler of State Orange, of Louieiana .'—By or der of the Executive Committee, I send you by express to-night $1,000 lor the benefit of the suffering members of our Order in Louisiana. [Signed.] O. K. Kili.it, Secretary of the National Grange. FOREIGlPlNTELLIGENCE. ENGLAND. Lon Dos, April 28.—In the Commons, the Home Secretary introduced a bill amending and considerably ameliorating the Licensing Act It fixes the dosing hour of publio houses half hour later at night. —There was a slight fall of snow in New York yesterday. Bain succeeded. THE WEATHER. Depabtukkt or Wab, [ Washington, April 28, 1874.) Probability.—For the South Atlantlo States winds veering to west end north with dear and dearing weather. TO LET. SHIP JEWS. Savannah, April 28. —Arrived—Hara- gona. MARKETS. BY TILEOIAnt TO EMKU1KEN. Money and Sleek Market#. Loudon, April 28.—Erie 82$. Weather fair. Pabis, April 28.—Rentea 69f. and 80o. Fbankfobt, April 28.—Bonds 98}. Nxw York, April 28.—Money 4. Gold 13$. Exchange—long 487$; short 490$. Governments steady and aetive. State bonds quiet end ncmiuel. Provision Markers. N*w Yobk, April 28.—Flour steady. Wheat a shade better. Com firm. Fork heavy at $16 85*17. Lard heavy. Freights firm. Cincinnati, April 28.—Flour demand noobanged. Corn firm at 67(®G8o. Pork in good demand, large Bales id Southern market at $17. Lard firm; steam 10; kettle 10$. Bacon steady; ahouldera9$; dear rib 9$. Whisky firm at 93. Looihvillx, April 29.—Floor unchang ed. Corn Arm and in fair demand at 76 a 77. Provisions dull. Pork $17. Bacon, shoulders 7$; clear rib aides 9$; dear aides Lard, tieroe 10$; keg 10$. Whisky 93c. Cotton Markets Liverpool, April 28—Noon—Cotton qnieter; sales 12,000 bales, including 2,000 for speculation and export; ssleelof uplands nothing below good ordinary, shipped in Much 8 7-16; do., deliverable in April 8$; do., deliverable in Jane end July 8$; do., nothing below low mid dlings, deliverable in April 8 5-1G. Later.—Sales, Ameriean 7,606. Sales of uplands, nothing below low middlings, deliverable in Jane and July, 8 7-10; Orleans, nothing below low mid dlings, deliverable in May and Jana 8 9- 16. Livbbfool, April 28—5 p. s.—Uplands, nothing below low middlings, shipped in March, 8 7-16. Nxw Yobk, April 28.— Cotton qniet; aeles 742 balsa; Uplands 17}, Orleans 18$o. Futures opened ae follows: April 17$al7 3-32; May 17$al7}; Jane 17 9-16n 17 19 82; July 18; October 17}. New York, April 28.— Futures olosed barely steady; sales 20,000; April 17 3-32a 18; May 17 6-82; June 17 17 32; July 17 10-10a31-32; August 18}; September 17 81-82sl8; October 17$; November 17 11- 10; Deoember 17$all-10. Naw Yobk, April 28,—Net reoeipte 3,- 809. Mobile, April 28.—Cotton firm; mid dlings 17; low middlings 10$; good ordi nary 15$; net receipts 800; Bales 400. Augusta, April 28.—Demand good; offerings light; middlings 10$; net re- oeipts 238; sales 397. Boston, April 28.—Cotton qniet; mid dlings 17i; net receipts 47; exports to Orest Britain 95; sales 200. Memphis, April 28.—Quiet and un changed; low.middlings 10$alG$; receipts 199; shipments 209. Galviston, April 28.—Quiet and un changed; good ordinary 15$; middlings 17$; net reoeipta 7,711; exports to Qrent Britain 2,890; sales 200. Savannah, April 28.—Firm, bat un changed; middlings 10$; net receipts 120; soles 1,108. Chablxston, April 28 — Cotton qniet; iUii THC FAVORITE HOME REMEDY. Tfcte nnrlvnfcd Medicine it» nrrmntod Ml t# *«n- talft • elngtofertfel* of Mxaovnv, *» m; Injntiens miner*! aubetnnoe, bat Is ProiltT YNBTABIA, ilniMf those Southern Hoot* and fiert» which - H wise FrovJdenco hie placed In countHni where Liver DUbm— no»t prevail. It Will Simmons' Liver Regutitor «r Medicine • eminently a family Medicine; nod by botnf iept reedy for Immediate retort will mvi meny en hour of Buffering and meny e dollar Id time end doctors’ bill.. After ovei Forty Teen' trial it la ettll receiving ie moot nnquiUlied teotimoalnla to ltd vlrtueo from penoni of the highest cherecter end roopon* •iblUty. Bmlnent phy ilclena commend It •• tbe ■our imcTUAL inrjric foe DYIFRIYIA OB Armed with tfai* ANTIDOTE ell clime tee end change* of weter end food rony be feoed without fear. Aa a Remedy la MALARIOflt VITIM, BOWIL COMPLAINTS, KK8TLK88N188, JAUN* DI0I, NAITOIA. , , n MAE IO XEUUI „ It le the Chcepeet, Purest, end Beet VhmlTy Medicine in the World 1 A mancvAovuatb oatr at J.R. RBI LIN'D CO., MA00N, O A., and PHILADILVHIA. Prie., 81.00. 8oM kj ell DrsgskU. •MStH, She Mfc «T Her, I8M, •»— *MS fto Oeeh Oifte, WJOeaeti 10,00# 100 Utah Itfte, 150 each... 15,000 150 Oeeh Olftt, 100 each 15,000 550 0a«tl line, 50 each I,M0 45,000 OR- TUT TS \'f r. liable i'VER PILV^ THK BEST ADVICE that caa be glvea to persona lufferlmr from dve* pepeia, bilious complaint, oolic, cousuiaptiwu, tick headache, fiver end agae, nervous debility, or of any disorder affecting the stomaeh, the live - or kldaeye, is to tone, cleanse, and regulate tbeee Im portant organ* by th* nee of DR. TUTT'ff VKORT- A BLI L1VIR PILLS. They net very mildly, yet thoroughly restore th* functional notion of the dlgeetlve organs and th* intestine* and renovate the whole eyetem. They produce neither naneea, griping or weakness, ami may be taken at any tlmewl ?rle* DR. TUTtTHAIR DYE poeeeese* qualities thst no other dye does. 1 effect Is Instantaneous, and so natural that It on not be detected by the closest observer. It Is harmless and easily applied, and is In general us » among the fashionable nalrdreflsers In every large ” “ — ‘ * .. Bold LOTTERY. NORFOLK, VIRGINIA. Altaic GraiiGiCncert! MtOOe fr iM to be Given Asray, Mb** to $BMN| eil in Cnmne,. IJUNuMwtai U4 80INL TEACHfES Iprisn end 8aaimer In , i „,| MM * S P S |NO , » M Ho« C .n fc 0r S0WL CHAllM- _-A- , .liber ms issv fsaeinat. u?.*.* bf ony^rtou Add: rf&LujiVuo., piii",>EiK | to n-port trts.R, apseebn*. tensana. Ae. V*’ir* 1 P- r "Heat''. 1 he >M- As»te ™.d AdiVe» t* w A OP- lSt^gtk T.h wlre-l, PMUSelphU. * AgutS, If 1« wsei in m.kv Snsej, M li ..SSoMk tils; • eeek.. 8Mad Tetsl, ltySK) amt, all neb. Ticket* hr Mu; St Tickets hr f 100. DtkMHOH AND A>VI(OKT MAM. Joke t toper, PniHial: Joke B Oerpiew, Tnuueii Juh. X Ul(k. WslWr H Tsjlor, 8w 8 OM8.lt, Joke A Homos, DuM Heated, Nil- iies, ■ Wake, ■ ■ Menw, 8 W8I, Jekn X Bed- III*' Bserikeof Bx-Osvmmv SUkertO Wetter, 1 Ksder 81jm, P H P; Joke B McDsaltL P d ■nukr, fjnrroKskfl,t^tauteelb W.ita^ or, Mam SekUoCi Jim O Bi AadrtM enSMseleeHOes to ■MBV ▼. 8Q0SI.I.IWMT Stink Belief ASMrieitaOferiMk, Ye. N. B.—f or INrtlnr sanlealeN tpplj to hiuMdu To X^et. SPECIAL NOTICE TO Physicians and Apothecaries. Inasmuch ss there are numbera rf Physicians and Drugglats throughout the State acting (ignorautly no doubt) In viola tion of the law regulating tha practice of Medi cine and sals of Drugs, thereby subjecting them selves to prosecution, the Board of Physicians deem it their duty to call speolal attention to the subject. By recent enactment of the legislature, any person who hss a Diploma from an Incorporated Medical College Is authorised to practice Medicine within this State. All other praotltionera are required to obtain a license from the Board of Phyticiant, which will be granted only after passing a satisfactory anam ination before said Board. All Apothecaries and Druggists are also required to appear before tbe same Board for examination touching their knowl edge of Drugs aud Phsrmacy. If found competent, license will be Issued authorising the holder thereof to compound end sell Mediciues. "No person-shall vend or expose for sale any Drugs or Medicines without obtaining a license therefor." See Code. Any one violsting the foregoing provisions sub jects hitnaeif to fine or imprisonment, or both, together with tlio forfeiting of their legal rights as against th« debtor for any claim that may aceroe for medical services rendered, or sale of Drugs end Medicines. The Board of Physicians of the State of Oeorgia will continue their aeasion at M lledgevllle nntii July 1st, 1874, for tbe purpose of examining ch didates for license. 8AMUKL U. WHITE, M. D., President B*ard of Physicians. Oto. D. Case, M. L\, Secretary. apr24 oaw2t Notice. Statement of <kc President. Washington, D. O., April 28, 1874.— Fred. Douglass, the President of the Freedmen’s Savings Bank gives the fol lowing assurance, and requests that it be telegraphed: Depositors need give them selves no uneasiness, and should not dis- pogp of tiioir interest at a sacrifice. His officials assure him that, if depositor* will be patieut for a very short time, the bank and branches will be able to pay dollar for dollar. A heavy run on the Freedmen’s Savings Bank here to-day. At first, depositors were paid in fall, but as the ran contin ued the Bonk paid the letter 20 per cent of deposits end required 60 days notice for the balance. Deposits in the bank April let were $256,000. About $5,000 m iaaUogs 16$;’ neTreoeipts 518;"wtlM"250. were paid depositors to-day. Bcrofole, BruptivH I Him amor of the Bklh, 81. An- Tetter, end Belt _ Rbeumetiam, Pain and hnlargcmeuDof the Donee, Female WeekneM, Sterility, leucorrhoea or aud Pllee, nil proceed from Impure blood. DB. TIITM 8AUAPABILLA la the moet powerful Blood Purifier known to medical ecience. It enters into the circulation and eradicate* every morblflr agent; renovatee the ay ■ tern; j rod urea * beautiful complexion and canaea the body to gain fleah aud increaae in weight. Keep the Bleed Healthy and all will be well. To do ao, noth lug baa ever been offered that can compart with this valuable vegetable extract. P. lce $1.00 a bottle. Bold by all Drugglete. Office 48 Cortlundt street. N. Y. 11 Druggists. Oil feb!5 deodawly ■AIM BTOBM 19 ALABAMA. Ballroad to be 8*18. Sei.ma, April 28.—The Alabama river is higher than since 1865, and is rising. Weather rainy. The Belma, Rome and Dalton railroad is to be sold, by n deoree of the Chan- oellor, on Jane 30. VMifta Battere-PIo Nino College. Augusts, April 28.—Heavy rain to-day. Crop acooonta discouraging on account of the floods. The oorner atone of Pio Nino College will be laid at Maoon next Sonday with impressive oeremoniee, Bishop Grose of ficiating. Tbe Irish Volunteers from Auguste, Irish Jasper Greens, from Sav annah, with religions societies from oitiee, and delegations from Atlanta and Colom bo!, will be prernnt to take part in thn oeremoniee. Nxw Oblianb, April 28.—Market qniet and unchanged; middlings 17$; low mid dlings 16$; good ordinary 15; net reoeipta 229; exports to Great Britain 1864; sales 1000—last p. u. 1800. Liver! Liver! Liver! ©i:M::M:o:ixrs’ HEPATIC, OR LIVER CURE, It» purely VEGETABLE PREPARATION, harm- leea and effoctivo—a Rpeclflc for all derangement* of the Liver, Kidneys, Skin, Stom ach or Bowels. This Mrdlcin* baa been tried by thousands and has never Called to give eatlefhetion. BY Try one bottle end be convinced. I, Is. KINO * SONS, Proprietor* and Manefacterers, Colombia, A 0L For eale by A. M. BRANNON, Agent for Colum bus and Opelika. ap8#-«tEw4m, U. S. Internal Revenue SPECIAL TAXES May 1,1874, to April 30, 1875. purxou engaged in any business, i or employment which renders him liable to a SPECIAL TAX, TO PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICUOUSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT OR PLACE OF BUSINESS. A STAMP, denoting the * " ‘ * “ “ cial 1 mencing 1874. TI1E TAXES FHBBACED WITHIN THE PHO- VISIONS OF THE LAW ABOVE QUOTED, ABE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ.: Rectifier! #300 00 Dealers, retail liquor 85 00 Dealers, wholesale liquor 100 00 Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale 50 00 Dealers in malt liquors, retail 20 00 Dealers in leaf tobacco 25 00 Retail dealers in leaf tobacco 500 00 And on sales of over $1,000, fifty cents for 5 00 50 00 20 00 20 00 !0 00 10 00 50 00 every dollar in excess of $1,000. Dealers in manufactured tobacco Manufacturers or stills And for eath still manufactured.. And for each worm manufactured Manufacturers of tobacco vianu octurers of cigars Peddlers of tobacco, first class (more than two hortes) Peddlers of tobacco, second class (two hon s).... 10 00 50 00 . 100 00 Any person so liable, who shall fall to comply with tho foregoing requirements, will be subject to sever* penalties. Parsons or Anus liable to pay aoy of tbe Special Taxee named above mnet apply to ALVIN B. CLARK. Collector at I*Ureal Revenue at Maeoa, or to the Deco y Collector of tbe Divfcrfoa la which they do bsiiseM, and pay for and procure the Special Tax Bump or 8tamp« they seed, prior to May 1,1574, and wjteouv fuktbxe nones. 9. W. DtVBUM, Commissioner of Internal Revenue Ornoa or InraniuL Bnvanns, 1 WAiaiaovejf, D.Ct, February 18, 1574. / eprlT ddtewBw ouRes Neuralgia, Pile*, hfisdaohi, Diarrhea, Soils, Old Soros, Lameness, Dorns, Soreness, Toothache, Scalds, Sprains, Hoarseness, Ulcers. Wounds, Sore Throat, Colic, Brutes, Rheumatism, Hemorrhages, BriM: mnrSi todfcwsm TO LET. mONKTARY. The biggest > fhm and 'anghter, 3.10 «< Jtara'orIt *uw'UmIItaliuSta.ll eSSTlt' l? 4 he surrenders. It is snr* every* 1 h * ,, ** r heavy books that tutodfj * wnli. linmor le tbe thing that ukes Agents n1 f °r cifoi lars and extra tn Twday Peblishin^ Comp.my, Fhlladete r.. Wm.1. Chicago. 4w WORKING CLASS S' ? m-JSVate,,.' rUtf of TZTftn,* Vor Coughs, Colds, Hosrseness, AND ALL THROAT DISEASES, WILLS’CARbOLIC TABLETS PVT UP ORLY IN KLUK BOSKS. A TRIED AND SURE REMEDY. BeM by Dragtiata. aw MHHons of Aoree RICH FARMING LARDS IN NU1A8KA, FOR SALE VERY 0 HEAP I fea Yana* Crvilt, latantl ml, 8 per eenU tteeriktlva Paa,Mat, witk 8MUasal'Naf^ nut flea. The Pioneer, Waitrata* taper, coital ala, Ik* BommImA law, biIM 8m to all pertt of the woria. Ulna 0. V. DAV18. U. P B. J Otaabs.1 Hew Advertisements. odltleg. JrouT. Ylw klfkaM aiatlnl aaUwriiiH ' 8> Banff aay Ike Nnugeet Touts, Partin ua4 OeeMoweat knows to IB* aeJlnl w*M It JURUBEBA. nunttta fooav of Vital forcoo, eabautUoaol tko etrvout tpetota, mloree vigor to lb* debH- Ha tod, ctaatiMS vltlatod blood, ronwvoa verieta obetruottonr end aou dlratlj on tbe I Ivor S3 SSSS^SittftY- JOMW<t »«y $8500 A TEAR “S’raiS."* Comalnetlon Proeeeetae. taallp. Aiouu waatod la or.rp ooeutj o d lows Is Iko Uolted tuiM, to wok. a portaaaoit bed- ANTBBB »0B ALL, elth«r mi, potnt or old; caa bo doao dariat lotnn tin. at poor bone., or fags Itawtaaolf to lrov.1. Ur,. Mlortao to .Xpert. ' A AWTC * rpleodld oetftt fra. I • dtUUljA 10 for it ot oaee, to LakANN A HALL, 1«H Norik ObirlM atroot, Boltlawrp, HIDES. HIDES I HIDES It R. n. Wuier* A 08., SS BrstS St., Now York, reoelv# Dtftiii Aooouuta 88 fsvwvaM* term* from Basko, Senkupe, 88$ Okrporatient, aubjeet to Chuuk at eifiliL Loin hmSo only on Oottoa aaS Approves Stock Ex- chiHfio Ooilutcrula. ffl WILL PAY TUG Highest Market Price FOB Green 1 Dry Hides, Furs, Beeswax, &o. nARNBTT * CO., ■Ml ta IruwfoKI Utroot. ST M. HIR80H, Ofiluthorp* end BrUg* Strtuto. t Hides snd Furs s Spsolstty. Will Pay Ike Nlghoel Marks* Prise for Hides, Furs, Bssswex A Rsgs. All kinds Wrapping Peper and Papsr Bag a on band. OWCNINC DAY! lee Creem snd Strawberries. I. G. •TKUFPXR’S SALOON Wm k* Open ta AW** tttff. •'** f nth llrtwketriM ovtry dtp. Mjr S AIh tala ta kew ta tall oponUeu. ltyH»at*»r
