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txt iTrw t;.;-- " :ir:"Trr;Pi t. - :' ! ,4 V; NEW BERNE. N. C, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1886. PRICE Q CENTS. V 9 Jaaraal Mlalatwr. Al"a. r -V ... Hew Snu, Utitafet; ' rtk. 7, , longituia.TJOf .Weet. ? : ua rises. 6:05 I Length of day, vv -ttua mi, 68 F 11 hours, 84 sniantes. . Hooa ritue A 6,-OJ p.mil Lr. ; - BUSINESS LOCALS iOiA-'Oia. ,-234rrji-- ?..5. -' JDookd3orue4Beef. Deviled II am, Bardinas, eta. O, blovkr. - i. $Tatd. 13.600 lor lw S year, 8 ' ttnC Interest., payable monthly. L-elty real muu as aeeurny. . 5WU m-j Addww. rU" New Iterue Old ps per fpr Mle at this office. Ogdsns at the Theatre tonight. Oyttere plentiful and good quality. TtU)inWet iawell supplied with nafcaf ai eiid they are fine. the acuDMrnooK crape ie almost a On9 W tn6 ! 'or season. Turner at man ac promises no raiu until the 87th and then it ie to be "oold showeraj', iThe irilice force report a drouthin I'TtWlf line of business aa well as in the " n , weather.; t - U UuW- AJnn, Esq., speaks at Barn ( yell today and at Stanly Hall tonight. .we jippe. the, people will turn out and """hear him; Tati out and hear W. A. Dunn, Esq.. the Democratic candidate for solicitor of the 2d Judioial district, at Htaoly tonight. u Her. Mr. Crawford is having inUnst Ing meetings every night at the M. E. Cburob. Several penitents were at tie ""altar last night. Tbe arm of Matthew York, who met With tbe accident at RadclilT & Co s p)lll on Wednesday, was amputated above the elbow yesterday by the Drs. tlaghea. He is doing well, k.i. The shuttle block factory and ihos , Vkato mills, valued at 985,000. owned 'by Messrs. C, M. Hawkins and P. M. - Wilson, at Raleigh, were consumed by r Wednesday morning. Insur- auoe: jwi.ooo. 'oe Urge shipment of garden peas reoefved by Messrs. E. H. & 3. A. Meadowjper 8henandoah reminds us that another track crop, will soon be be , gun. la fact, preparations are already . teeing, forward.. ' ..Xepecial train will leave at 4 o'clock ' Shit evening for Ooldsboro for the Mil- - tofffTbblei i entertainment apd will re turtf iromsdiately after the perform- ? ', . anee. Fare for round trip, including ' aesilu the opera house. 11.50. .; ithe Rice Field of Carolina" is the kt title of an illustrated article by Hugh ' !'N. Starpee, whioh is to appear In the " ' SoMf fen Bivouac for November. The method, prevailing on the rice planta- , iWllona;: are described at length and all Atche various processes in rice culture are ""'viarefully iOluatrated. The subject is " ne of. Onusual interest and the article : one of the beet of the eeriee on South L u rn induetriea appearing in the Divouaa. ....,- ' t.a "' 1,1 ' ;' ;-ielis.",J rlhf 'OgdisWfcoBiay--Company ap- -peered a the theatre last night. Oor Reporter was on hand, but was so cap !vated,hy"the splendid performance he '. bouse. -, ;. : v Thi committees who are conducting the campaign , in this county should look after" the "registration of voters. - But Jittls over a week remains before , ' ; iheleotiosiiudyet there are. many ufhiftBKitfJ"!'' theeom '. mittees examine the registration bocks r fni ' find 'ottk' whtl has took. Vegistered. V.U.,i vl; JfanyJforget" that'll li "aaeiT ngtotra ' 0 tion and that they) must appear in per i'l eon and have their names placed on the ;; Zy;y book.' '''VJCjV:'' " y -i - i :'s;v.- ,r' ;t:f X4 A'U'4t ? W.atfcer Beerte. , r . -7 r n QpElsewbere will be found a oommunl " i cation' y from lDr.' C. W. Dabney con- . ,eniicg the esUbliahment of weather t -' V -... ' -'" ' .... m I ?a. ' ; observing and signal stauon uuus ciiy. 1 V.1 ' Tia'auitiei IwilnooBBidered by tome 'a - " f, ouf cttisena ar, d.arrangemenu have - . : x't. been made te have. some one take charge ' of .-the , instruments ands make the re ouired' reports. , provided the turn of 'i;tuen dollars can be raised for thej purchase of the lastfumente . V- 1 These observations, f when' properly ' 'rr- - ' : dl are Of Rreat value to any com' r r.' reT.'O.W.fanderlInInfi5rms '.1 i, t they are valuable to tbe farmers .f-.fi vldoUy cf' Elizabeth City where r taken. It is prcpofed to raise V . I - f t-ca dollars necessary bydoV rci h lions and-we have the fol- - " s'art with: Mr. "t3eo. Allen, ; j. Jaho Hughee, $1.00 JotJB- 1 If A r.try this) is t iz rivers, its .Vni VidiVlci 1 v !..- : s- BastBMM PrlaelyUa. The charge stands uncontradicted that the Hahn candidates have free use of the trains on the A, & N. C. Railroad ie their canvass to defeat tbe People's Ticket and especially the Democratic nominee for the Senate. We have been unwilling to believe such reports, knowing that it has been the deter mined policy of tbe President from the time be took control of the road to elim inate it from politics and run it strictly for business. But we either don't un derstand what is meant by "business principles," or the President of the A. Sc. N- 0. Railroad is grossly misrepre sented. Why the influence of this cor poration should be used against the Democratic (tarty of Craven county, and that, too, by a Democratic admin istration, we are at a loss to under stand. The President of tbe road may hare personal objections to the Democratic nominee for the Senate, but we always understood that a good Democrat would lay aside personal feelings in a political contest and support the nominee of his party.. The Democrats of Craven county bave thought it proper to put forward Hon. C. C. Clark for the Senate; they thought it was for the good of the county and of the Democratic party to do this. How hurii it is then to believe Uiat one of its own fire tried members would turn against it and use the prop erty vthicb has cost the taxpayers of the count j so much money to defeat its purpose and its nomineo for the Senate. We sincerely hope the irports are not true, though they go uncoutrmiirlt d. r - The County (tnrtii The canvass of the candidates op the People's Ticket is progressing finely. They get good crowds wherever they speak and alwujs win votes. If the people turn out and hear them they will have no trouble in deciding how they ought to vole. The speeches of Messrs. Clark and Hubbs, and E. R. Dudley, who accompanies the candi dates, are out of the old beaten track. They discuss live issues and appeal to the higher sense of their hearers to lay aside prejudice and for once cast their ballots for the good of their county. Wherever they have appeared they have been preceded by Hahn's bush whackers who have filled the people's minds with prejudioe by misrepresenta tions and lies, but these fade away and in manv instances react upon the per petrators. The outlook for the People's Ticket is iudoed good. Kinston Items. Fresh pork is Felling readily from the oarts at 7a7c. The Kinston bachelors are falling by the wayside, one by one. And now wo are told widower Loops and widower Fields' will snake "December as pleasant as May." Jones county chickens command the highest price of any fowls brought to this market. They are always fat and young and have never been run dawn or bitten by snakes. Last Wednesday, Einstein, tho great dry goods and furniture dealer of Kin ston, ran up tbe blood red flag of rebel lion at high prices and hard times. His banner now floats proudly in the breeze over his well stocked store.- Mr. David R. Jackson of this place and Mrs. Sallie Wood, daughter of Moses Joyner, Esq., of LaOranpe. N. C, were married last Tuesday by Dr. Har per at the Baptist Church in La Orange. A pleasant reception was held the same evening at the elegant mansion of John Toll, Esq , 'near Kinston, where the groom, it le amid, appeared as nappy and smiling as Gen. Hancock, of whom Gen. Grant said you might stand be hind him and see him smile. It is said by boatmen who navigate Neuse river that the earthquake of Aug. 81st ult. has had the effect of sinking the bed of the river at this point and raising it about thirty mires below Kin ston. Low water marks at Kinston and Pitch Kettle, made the same day, now stand thirteen inohes above low water mark at Kinston and at low water mark at Pitoh. Kettle. . There Is plenty of water at Kinston, while thirty miles below here there is scarcely enough to float. .This establishes an elevation of the river bed at Pitch Kettle and a low ering of it at Kinston. , . f Dr. J. M-Moody,; the Independent candidate for Senator from Greene and Lenoir, is making a thorough canvass of the district, tie floes not calculate on success at the coming election, but is only preparing tbe way for two years hence 'Of course the Dr. has his hob by Every child of genius haa his hobby. He wants the Homestead law repealed, the whipping-post re-esUbllshed,and the penitentiary removed to some central point in the eastern portion of the State. He believes the penitentiary aa.it is now managed is too much of a Western in stitution; . Tbe Dr. is somewhat ; seo- tional, but quite sensible, i S " rira as.ll.fe ',') . i v . I - Atlan ta, June 22, 1884,' It it our' firm belief that B. B. B. it the BEST Blood Purifier on the market. We are selling four or five bottles ef it to one of any other preparation of tbe kind. It hae failed tn no instance to give entire aatUfsrtion. Merit is the secret, , , W. P. Smith & Co., - '. . . .. Druggists, r T .fl In New Berne by R. N.Duffy and E. U. Meadows,- - , 1.,. -- . 1 1 : The North Carolina Experiment 8ta lion and State Weather Service. Ralegh, Sept 19. 1886. 8ib We take the liberty of applying to you for assistance in establishing a weather observing and signal station in connection with our State weather service at your place. For the workings and benefits of such a service, we ask you to refer to the accompanying paper. If we are to give your community tbe immediate benefits of the system there are two duties which will have to be performed there. 1st. We will want a reliable and ac curately educated man or woman there who will take charge of the instru mentsthermometers and rain-gauge keep a careful record of their readings and report the same to us once a month. It must, be a person who goes at it to slick and will be regular in it. 7 his person is called the voluntary weather observer. 2d. The railroad or telegraph agent, or some person with them is to be desig nated to receive the daily 8:30 a. m. weather indications and warnings, and to put up the signal Hags. This is the displayman. If convenient, the first person msy do this. This is a purely volunteer enterprise and we have no funds to expend for it. we will supply instructions, blank forms, and stationery franked en velopes to mail reports to us, and we will f ecu re tbe instruments and nags for you at cost. Hut we will only be able to extend tbe benefits of this system to your com munity, in case you can get the services of the above persons and can raise the suiu of Jf5 to be expended for instru ments and Hags to be used and kept at your place. Sometimes the observers prefer to own their own instruments costing about Jflv. Often the money necessary is provided by the town or raised by private subscription. In some cases the money is raised at a public meeting called for tbe purpose. If you can provide tli.se tilings, we are prepared to telegraph you, free of cost, the daily weather indications in . luding the "Farmers' Hullutins," frost and storm warnings. We urge you to cull attention to this manor and lei us hear promptly what you ran d. Yours resieclfully , t'MAK W. Dabnky, V. Director. Stonewall Items. A. II. Whilccmb had tbe misfortune to lose his horse Tuesday night; disease not known. Schoonsr Flora, Knapp master, is at A. LI. Whitcomb's null loading lumber for Philadelphia, and will sail the 21st inst. We are about as dry as is desirable. To be nearly five weeks without rain, never was a better time to house crops, and the farmers are taking advantage of the fact. Martin Qibbs, tho young man who was so seriously wounded, seems to have quite a hard time; flrst better and then worse. I understand he is now suffer ing with erysipelas, yet there is strong grounds for his recovery. The county is being canvassed by the regular and irregular aspirants for oltico. It is rather singular how men and time . hange. The Republicans seem to have surrendered to the inevit able have no candidates in the contest. So the fight is entirely with the regs and irregs. Tin speaking was billed for this place for the 20th, and besides our county aspirants, Charley Warren, one of the nominees for the State Senate for this district, Jno. Small and Geo. H. Brown, Esq., of Washington, were to be on hand to cheer and encourage the Democrats from their lethargy, and if possible got them to the polls on elec tion day. Atlanta Awful Dry. Atlanta, Ga.. Oct. 19. For the first time Atlanta is today a complete pro hibition city, and not a drop of any in toxicating 'drink can be legally sold within its limits, and from this time begins the real teat of prohibition. All the barrooms closed on July 1 last, but several wholesale licensee bsld over. They have been expiring gradually un til today, when there was only one in the city, and that would have expired fix days from now, but by de cision of the Supreme Court of the State today that store was closed, which shuts the last place. Two weeks ago the city council passed a resolution allowing the eity brewery to deliver beer in the city to residences on order. Mayor Hillyer last night vetoed the measure, which now makes the city absolutely prohibition. The city authorities are mostly prohibitionists and the law will be rigidly enforced. Prohibition will have a fair trial from now until at least November a year hence. - "The truth ii masquerade"is Byron 'e term for a lie. But it it the truth, and no masquerade, that Dr. Bull't Cough Syrup cures coughs and colds, and so prevent worse evil, tnat any end in death. 'No cure so speedy. Public Speaklar ) The candidates on fhe'Coalitaoa ticket wOl address the citizens of Craven oounty at; the following times and places: 1 5 Havelock, Flday, -October 22, at 12 , Maple Cypress, Tuesday; October 26th, at 13 a., t - ... v . Pleasant Hill,' Thursday, October zstu: at m. - 1 - Dover, Saturday," October 80th, tot 13 m. V ' i& it. shadows, Chin hi Coalition Ex. Com- Chmw Rep. Ex.1 Com. of Craven tjo. 'T 'iinai to aoTitiu.: .. KbsV -warsLOw'to Soothiho Sra.tr should always be used for children teething. . It eootbee the. Child, softens tbe gums, allaye all pain, puree wind colic, end is the beet remedy for diar ho?a. Twenty-five cents a bottle . . FOEEIGI JEWS. THE FBEKCH CABINET C&1&1S. Paris, Oct. 19. M.' De Freycinct, the prime minister, at the cabinet meeting held today to consider yesterday 's de feat of the government in the Chamber of Deputies on the question of the Vierxon strike, explained that the ad verse vote of the Chamber affected the responsibility of the whole ministry. Thereupon M. Sarrien, minister of the interior, and M. Sadi-Carnot, minuter of finance, withdrew their resignations. The cabinet decided to await a fresh debate and vote in the Chamber of Deputies to ascertain distinctly the feel ing of the majority towards the govern ment. In the meantime M. De Frey cinct will endeavor to reach an under standing with the leaders of the ma jority. It is thought that M. De Ireycicut will be able to patch up a temporary truce between the government and the majority, but a concensus of political opinion shows that the preseut ministry is doomed and cunuot remain in power long. M. Cleinuiicean is being urged to abandon wire-pulling and assume the responsibility of olilce. London, Oct. 20. The Grand Duke Nicholas, heir to the Russian throne, who is afflicted with a pulmonary dis ease, is in a precarious condition. It is feared that he will not recover. mperor William in Poor Htalth, liKHLIN, Oct. la Reliable prlate advices from Daden athrm that tin' Iml lelms reporting Finperor William 11 h being iu good health are positively un true. According to those ad vices the Emperor is subject to daily attacks of syncope and prolonged dro tiiiesss, and recently was m a semi-comaloae condition for twenty hours, from which the doctors were unable to rouse him. His condition is aggravated, 11 lssaid, by chronio disease of the bladder. U is feared that it will be impossible, unit the utmost care, to preserve his life fi r more than a few months longer. The Times Attacks the Amen, an Tariff. London, Oct. 19. The Times makes an attack upon the I'uited States tariff. Protection, the paper, says, ' lays Hp heavy weight upon every item of con sumption, ihe whole American nation loses in its convenience as well as its purse by the system which Mr. lilaine askes the nation to commission linn to enforce. The sentiment of the Ameri can public seems to be that neither the Democrats have buhii lently violated their pledges to deserve eviction, nor have the Republicans sufficiently re deemed their dubious past to earn rein statement. Mr. Blaine b rhetoric can not obange that opinion.'? Burkl.n'. Arnica Salve. TBI Bbst Salvb in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sau Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Hancock Bros, ly Opposed to Alexander's Return. St. Petbbbb uro, Oct. 19. All the powers, inoluding England, have for mally assured Russia that they disfavor Prince Alexander's, return to Bulgaria, and will not approve of his re-election to the Bulgarian throne. The SU Petersburg pspres are bigin- ning to prepare publio opinion for a Turkish occupation of Bulgaria. Tur key is indisposed to comply with the Russian desires in this respect. Texas' Cotton Prospect. Galveston, Texas, Oct. 20. Cotton firms repott the receipt of enquiries re garding the probable top-crop yield of cotton in Texas this season. New York and New Orleans cotton circles have especially evinced interest in this ques tion. The house of KauiTman & Runge, hich has over 800 correspondents in the State, authorizes the statement that they estimate the. Texas top-crop not to exceed 75,000 bales under the most favorable circumstance They also estimate that over one-half of this late yield will come from twenty-five ooun ties, comprising central Texas districts; west and southwest Texas will supply the balance of their estimated yield. In north and east Texas tbe top-crop will be a failure. On the coast storms were very destructive to the crop. A Geacrous Proposition. We are credibly informed that the Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga., propose to cure any of the following complaints for one-third of the money and in one half tbe time required by any known remedy on earth. The diseases em brace all forms of Sorofula and Hcrof- UIUUO W1U lUiJlUIOj All OMft&CD Ul Stood Poison, Rheumatism. Catarrh, Skin Diseases and Humors, Kidney Af fections, Chronio Female Complaints, EcsemBf etc. Send to them for a book filled with the most wonderful cases on record, mailed free to any address. Bold in New Berne by R. N. Duffy and E.XL Meadows., - JL great Financial Scheme. New YO&C OoK 30, A syndicate has been formed for thef purpose of paying off the 18,000,000 touting- debel of the Kicnnona west i'orot terminal com pany, and carrying, the debt to as to allow tae company to take, its property from the Richmond 4; Danville system. It is stated that some- of the- Jrectors are in favor of paying the debt off alto gether, by means of assessing the stock or requesting contributions from stock holders, but they disagree on this point. -;vY;-tr'' a cAwr '.. j To ell who art suffering from the er rort and Indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay, lose of manhood, eto., I will tend a recipe that will cure you, TREE. OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dieoovered by a missionary in South America. 8end a self-ed dressed envelope to the Est. Jossra T. Ikvajt, Station B. A'ew York CWyvf -Y mil dwy Public Speaking. V. A. Dunn, Esq., the Democratic nominee for Solicitor of the Second Judicial District, will address the people of Craven county At Barnwell, Friday, Oct. 22d, at 1 o'clock. At New Berne, Friuay. Oct. 23d, at night. AtCroalan, Saturday, Oct. 23d, a 8 o'clock. Other speakers are expected to be present and to speak. All persons, regardless of party affilia tion, are cordially invited to attend. O. H. Uuion, Chm'n Dem. Ex. Com MABBIKO. At the resieence of Gabriel L. liardi Eon, Esq., of Craven county, on the evening of the 20th of October, VibQ, Mr. Chaa. K. Johnson to Misr Ida (1. Smith, Justice W. H. Bray ofli.-nr it.g. DIED. At the residence of Mr. Thomas Wil son, in this city. October 21st, C'hallie J., wife of Mr. K. S. Daniels, aged S8 years, and a consistent member of the M. E. Church. The remains will be taken to l'amlicu for interment. The Kinrlon tree I'rtss will please copy. COMMERCIAL. Journal Ornci. Oct. 21 8 P. M. OOTTON. New Y0HK, Oct. 21.- Futuies cloeid easy. Sales of fil ,j00 bales. October. November. December. January, February , March. 02 y 02 y 07 a. 1 5 y.-.'L' April. May. J une. July, . August, y 'J.:.ti y ,4 y 71 September, Spots dull and eauy Middling (J5 Hi w Middling Kl IB. (iood Ordinary V18. New Iterne Market sten.ly. Sales of K'y bales at H 9 Hi to AZ. Middling 13 10; I-ow Middling H ii Hi; Good Ordinary S f 16 Domitsfic inAHH.hr. Shkii cotton Jf2.f0. Cotton Skied 810.00. Turpentine: Hard . 81.00, dip, 81.75. Tab 75c.aSl.2S- Oats New, y,"c. in bulk. Corn 5rall0c. RlCtt-MaOO. Beeswax 1.5c. per lb. Beef On foot, Uc.to 5c. Country Hams 10c. ner lb. Lard 10c. per lb. Eoqb 15o. per dozen. Frebh Pork 4Ja6o. per pound. Peanuts 50c. per bushel. Fodder 75c. a8 1.00 per hundred. Onions 82. 00a2. 25 per barrel. Field Pbas 66a7Qc. Hides Dry, lOc. ; green 5o. Appi.ks Mattumuskoet, 25a40c. ; ( tod freys, 81.10. Pkars 75o.a8l 25 per bushel. Honky 35o. per gal. Tai.low 5c. per lb. ( 'III.ESK 1 1. Cmo;tK,NB Grown. 30a35c. ; spring 2(ia 5c Mril.--70c. per bushel. ( 1 ts- 50 eta. per bushel. Turnips 80c. per bushel. IhiKii Potatoes $3.75 per bbl. Wool 10al6o. per pound. Potatoes Bahamas. 80c. ; yams, 4Cc V. Ht Indias, 6O0.; Harrison." 65c. Hiiinolkb West India, dull and n m 11 o not wanted. Building. 5 inch hi:.:. 83.00; saps, fl. 50 per M. WHOLESALE PWOKfl. New Mess Pork 812.00 Shoulder Meat 7c. C. R.'s, F. B's, B.'s and L. C.-MC Flour 83.00a6.00. Lard 7!o. by the tierce. N ah-Basis 10's, 82 50. Sugar Granulated, 6c Coffrk 11 al2c. Salt 80a85c. per sack. M0LA88E8 and Stbcps 80a45o Powder $5.00. Shot Drop, $1.75; buck, 82.00. KEROBENXt 9c. J. J. TOLSOH, V',oealc and Retail Dealer in Choice Groceries and Provisions, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes' BROAD STREET, NEW BERNE, N. C. & Goods guaranted as represented. OC19 d3t wtf Eock Lime, Plaster, Cements, float Hair E. O. K. LODGE. CBA.VKH STUEET. C Blow Express Office. ', E. W. 8MILIW0UD. 0. SLSFEE Smallwood & Slover, DEALERS IN QEXJl'KaL UAHLWAkK, TISWAKE, GLASSWARE, It OODh.WVAkE, CROCKERY, i iU. hooRS, BLINDS, -LAS, I'AISTS, OILS AMD STOVES, I'NSl'UPASSED AS TO PRICE AND QUALITY. Middle hti.. Next Deer to ('in. ..I Hotel, NEW BERNE, N. C. New Millinery. 1 A M It El 'hi ISO M LARGE and VARIED STOCK FA 1.1. AM) V 1 NT Kit Millinery and Fancy Gocds, I'KATHKKS. 1 :ic, KU. A . u e l.A l ! M KS f Hi, La aud hou 11.. in iVrw 1,.ik Unlumore. hi.j 11 line ttf.h..il,,.,-i,l ,f N..v-lU. Zpli l,, -r 11 iimImh u. Felt uj jfeH uri.K ut.h!. 1 h, i,-. id per-MoiiMlly far uiiie.li. Mi, 1 .e , j aI1) redy , ... !l.el.,lB .,1,1 , i.M,,uirl and Hill 'In. I 1 !, ,,.,,,.. ml 1 i:n i.nfl. ,!,.! I I'M 'l"-"'J ' ' ' ' ' . . 1 ' u.e 1,1, V 11 Mrs. V, M. V. FOLLETT, M.d than to W Ihl I ' l'Mtll Oysters ani Restaurant. Muv S , vi iMIU.i: has opened a l iiHl i Un nler .Sal.,.,11 and lietaur ant. ..lie ..., 1 I.. .. l oUnn KxchariKe. un. I is I" e. ire I 1.. fiinuhh Oysters iu every si Ie. Meuls al all h.niih. I amities nupplied atlheir huinea if dcMred. sedw3ni NEW BERN THEATRE. FOUR NIGHTS ONLY Oct. 21 22, 23 and 25, I'll KMIA1. FRIDAY. SATI HDU k SUNDAY. I liKitti.'luoiils 1 lljo Mr. and Mrs. W. R4 OGDEN'S RKK1NKD, FARCICAL COMEDY COMl'ANY, s " 11 ' ' ' ' I' -ihiihIiii! ;n,d L'ullured AclreBB. Miss Henrietta Floyd, Tcmoiiiei wnli iIib .oinpaiiv ir noted ability. ChaiiKO ol I'roKraniiiiM Nlnlitlj. IM NlKl.t. A Happy llr, Swrtt HrarU 1111,1 """loolliiK. II, re., Hue CouitHll.c 111 .mi. e enlii)) h pel I'Tmniri l.en. ikI N.tiiiiHSK.ii, ,.) i-enU. KMrved K'l.l. N'.Won Hill.' Ill Mu.l.'V. llru Hi .it. tiallery . DC11 F. G. SIMMONS, COTTON BROKER. oiihiKiniK'iit.s Solicited. Olll.-e at W.U. HIIVANS 1.11 8ilth Kronl streel. twu ili.ors .. nf linen Koy A li Idink. 1f. !'n. nip! nlteiitlmi c'ven tn the sale "f "II. in ami nl lie i I'ukIui e. e,pa dani mo M blakrr nb- Iin rnrf.,1 at ,(linp wuh ol iihIh. bouk u Ji ii,'.!it,i. Bi-in fBEf j U hiusail titmi. WEAK. 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