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^ $he Pmg Ticvuhl. 1 Published Every Thursday. THURSDAY, OCT. 5 1899 ij ^MATTERS LOCAL AND OTHER^ WISH. Take the llKHAi.eand World. C-apt. Sloeumb and family tame back Tuesday. Miss Clara Wiggins returned homo TuesdayIt is estimated that near t wo thousand neoole \i??iwl!?tr iQcn. James A. Norton is hero this week having eomo in Monday night. Later dispatches says, that Cadet Woods and five of his men were killed. Capt. Ike, Williams left Monday for Safcmnah, Ga., for medical trcatnu'nt.. Mrs. C. L. Johnson, of Hoard Landing, was here during the past week visiting relatives. Mrs. H. H. MeWhite and children and Miss Junie CoLins returned from I muz jimmhi iuiiiS l ui'Mlil V, General John 1'. Durham was here Monday on official business leaving Tuesday for Columbia. Messrs Ellis Meures, Sam Scott and VV. F. Howell, <>f Fair BlulT, were here as witnesses ut court. Mr. James A. Norton left for ^Charleston Monday and will enter the Charleston Medical College. Over two million people on the tshore and a quarter ot a million ratloat, witnessed the Dewey eelebravt ion. Dr. II 11. Burroughs, of Powell ville. accompanied by his wife, left for Baltimore this week to complete his medical course. Amos L. Allen, formerly private secretary of speaker I teed, has been nominated to Congress from the first .Maine district. .Mr. L. IVLory and daughter of Vim Hammond section have lately unwed here and are living with Mr. fJ. Ij. Ilousend. Mr. W. II. Chestnut has returned f I'Am \Tll11i??? f? ?wl Kit* fewowle will be pleased to tind him at the New York llackct Store. Mr. Henry 1 nman, of Georgetown, came up on last Friday's steamer, remaining over here until Monday morning when he returned home. Dr. M. A. Simmons Diver Medi.eine has jjroat ly benefitted others and is reasonably certainly to do you .- rood. Try n' For Sale bv Dr. E Norton. .Mr. W. N. TIannah, of Ooiu.r.bm. wtw here during the past. week. This was Mr. Hannah's first visit for several years and his old friends were tflad to see him. Some friends have called to see m this week and helped as. Thf.ir maino has not been "'legion" and we are expecting that oth rs svj|| cau befo re they get off homo. Miss Sal lie Dozitr gave a sociable Monday evening complimentary to her guest, Miss Clara Wiggins, of Whitevillc. A number of her friends were present and enjoyed the evon* ng. JB.y an early hour Monday morn' nig a great crowd cf people were congregated here, drawn thither oy the interest manifested in the Rowel1-Klvington ease, as also the ease ?.f young Row, Mr. T G Lm *.dy, of the Jordanville section, and one of the foremost farmers of the county, rays1 "I think that I will make as much on ifoiir acres of tobacco, as f will o . twelve acres of cotton. The at tendance at our graded sehoiIrTuis been increasing steadily, but not so rapidly as desired. This opportunity now given our peopl > to educate their children should be .appreciated t ? the fullest extent. Toe Con way Driek it Tile Compare having recently bought the 1 briei. machinery of Ma jot IJ L Hack, tii'O prepared for iuereas d business. i i?ov .have been kept, constantly busy ever since they started. 'Hie Health-Restorer and Jleaith" Maintainor. Dr. M. A. Sifljjnons Liv" er Medicine, Strengthens iltt Nerves, makes your Plump and Comely, and Enriches the complexion with nature's choicest colors. For Sale by Dr. E Norton. Mrs. C. Jj Johnson, Mrs J. L. 1-T'Tt'lon. and Miss Jessie Ruck, accompanied by Prof. I. T. Williams, made an excursion to the seashore Tuesday, going over tlie Seaeoast road to its terminus and from there t/> the beach by private conveyance.?. We went to press at our usual time. Had expect >d to hold the pa ^ per sill night, if necessary, for the verdict in the Itowell case, but there being no probability of its closing found that there was no use to delay the regular issue of the paper. Joe. Johnson, colored, about, seventeen years old, was drowned here I ?? r* t If ItWfllf (I IvAlii 4 />D /v '/.Lx/.l/ IU?I' -* 11 n iii^iiuawiuu u;u u UIIM I\ *) v the accidental" upsetting and sinking of a boat. The coroner held no inquest, the evidence being that it was entire! \ accidental. To Stimulate a Sluggish Liver Banish Biliousness, Disperse Dyspepsia, Prevent Sick and Nervous Headache, use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. For sale by Dr. E. Norton. Mrs. I*. Brown, of Chadbourne, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs <?upt. Edwards, WMf lll'l'" Many a 'food man lias strayed into the crooked path by following tlio liroction of a corkscrew. Mrs. T. M lirivvu. of Monroe, N. C., is here on a vi>it to her sister-inlaw, Mrs. Cnpt. Calvin Edwards. We have been on the verge of frost for several mornings, though none has been reported as seen. One of our old farmers says that his potato vines Imv? been bitten. Judge Bennett made an extended charge to the jury covering all the points of law likely to come before them. The people are favorably impressed with his manner and especially pleased with his determination to have order in the court room. auss jjiz/.io. ino iwoive yeiir out, deaf and dumb daughter of Mr. A. McDowell. of Marlow/took the Monday train for Codar Springs, S. C., whore she resumes her studies at the Deaf and Dumb school. This is her third year at that institution where we learn that she has made great proficiency. lioney Sarvis. about sixteen years old, had his right hand badly lacerated in Colonel Kllcrbc's cotton gin at Jordanville. Tuesday morning. He was brought here where Dr. Norton dressed his wounds, making a number of stitches, as all the lingers were cut, but none entirely cut off. *'1 wish to express, my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Heme dy, for having put on the market such a wonderful medicine," says W. \Y. Massingill, of Beaumont, Texas. 1 hero are many thousands of mothers whoso childron have boon saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera infantum who must also fool thankful. It is for sale by Dr. K. Norton and all medicine dealers. There is a growing necessity for enlarging our court house. Fully three-fourths of the people anxious to hear the Rowell-Klvington ease, found it impossible to do so, and any case of unusual interest renders it impossible for many to get in the court house. We hope that the grand jury in their report at this court will make some suggestions towards enlarging the building. Mr. Price Writes Again. lOnrrou Mkuald:?Please allow me space in your paper to say a few words in reply to Hon. Jeremiah Smith, which has been delayed on account of sickness and trouble in family. We have piped and Uncle Jerry has danced, but failed to catch this tunc. He don't answer who's responsible for the Act, that is, its father. We hope he's not. lie takes the letter and not the spirit of Hie words doubled up. Hut as we are on trial, before the people, we will be satisfied with the verdict, as every man who has raised any tobacco previous to this year knows whether he pays more under the Ar>l ni" mil Tim u'ni'nluiiidimiin also know, for they didn't have the cheek to charge more, they were too modest. The Act says in substance, gentlemen, you are working too cheap, a..;1 ' f "on don t have more it shall be your own iault, for we will put it in your reach. Again wfc we don t blame the warehousemen. Its honest with them. It is true Marion County is our former home, the home of our youth, a word of which we have never been ashamed. Uncle Jerry appears to think I would antagonize the inter est of Horry, my present home, to the mercantile interest of my former home, but am like Uncle Jerry savs he is, in regard to tobacco, not a leaf. Sol have nothing at stake in Marion county All my interest if 1 have any. is and has been for twenty eight years in I lorry. U nolo Jerry does the Horry Ware House 110 good when he says Horry is exempt from the act, but charges to the extent of the law (bow about it?) If IJncle Jerry is such an adherent of the Conway market, why docs he talk so. Sorely not for want of gumption, so you see the kind return of a set of fellows who como around one? in two years, clnimiug to be clod hoppers as we are, and in whose hands all will be safe, so we give them a taste of the public pan and they arc gone to roll their heads on the State House and get honors, and some have check t ?come around several times and 'ell us of the hair-breadthosoape.s of our dear old state through their timely intervention, and it is wonderful now natural they can say "taters." Hut tgain to the planters, if you uoi) i wain [lie association, you need not have it. They are forming in other places, why not in I lorry. The Conway house will work fop much less than at present you bet. Uncle Jerry makes mention espoei ally of the evil tendencies of allowing 1 he warehousemen to put exor bitant ratp# on the farmers and they as a legislative body sought to correct the evil. Well now, we for one hope they will not correct any more evils unless they can put up a better job than this one, for we verily believe many of the boys would "oat out a quarter" with Undo Jerry bud he not put it in auction fees, hence its gone whore the "woodbine twineth." We did not think it amiss to associate Uncle Jerry's name with the warehousemen, So you see how we thought he would relish a little snack of blarney, Wishing the H KHALI), Capt. Coles and old Poky ' much success, I will stop this chapter. J. C. Prick. Galivants Ferry, S. C, Georgia Cotton Crop One-Third ?hort. Atlanta, Ga., Sept. 28.?Official returns to the State department of agriculture show that the cotton crop in Georgia this year will bo about one-third off. From estimates baaed on the regorts from 75 counties the crop will amount to about 1,000,000 bales, against 1,530,000 last year. Court News. Mrs. Elvington, mother of the licensed and the fathers of the defen lants Ilowell and Grainger, all occupied seats in the bur, besides numerous family connections on both sides being present. Floyds township was largely represented, it being the home of the defendants The number of witnesses both for the State and the defence was large. The HowellElvington case was called Tuesday morning at 9:110. The court house being filled at once with people who seemed to have a lively interest in the case. The whole day on Tuesday was taken up in securing a jury and the examination of the State's witnesses. Hon. 11. H. Woodward will assist the Solicitor in the prosecution. Af.. 1C n II........4 .....1 II,... I? 1> mi. ft' . 1/. I #1 J till I', <111*1 I II Ml. I\. I). Scarborough appear for the defense. I All of yesterday was consumed in the examination of witnesses for the defense. We will give particulars next week. Turner Campbell, colored, assault and battery of a high and aggravated nature. Guilty of assault and battery. Sentence thirty days on the public works, or line of $25. Tobacco Notes. We noticed Monday loads after loads of tobacco com in# up from the wharf to the Ware House. Upon inquiring we learned that this tobacco was from Williamsburg county away down Welow Georgetown. The people shipping us this tobacco have been selling at Florence. Darlington and Danville, but have turned to Conway as they can do better hero. Prices still hold up on the Hour of our -Tobacco Warehouse. The large crowd of farmers who attended the sales Monday the 2nd were well pleased with the prices paid for the weed. The sales are quite large considering the cool weather which inter feres very much with the handling of tobacco. Mr. Jewett Spencer, a largetobacco dealer of Winston, N. C., was: at our tobacco sales this week. Mr. Spencer's pardner, Mr. Frank Spencer. who has been one of Conway's tobacco buyers since the opening of the market, has bought largely this season. Mr. A. IV Lane sold four lots ol tobacco on the Tuesday's sale at Horry Ware House at an average of $21).7f> per one. hundred pounds. Who says Conway is not the place to sell? We noticed pile after pile up in the tens, Settlement With Comptroller General. At annual settlement made this day between James A. Lewis, County Auditor and L. I). Long, County I Treasurer, and witnessed by the j Comptroller General J. I\ Durham, . it showed that the County Treasurer had expended the following amounts since September 28th, J 80S. Paid the State Treasurer on account State Taxes $ 0,38*1.1(1 On account of Ordinary County tax, including Court expenses Ac 0,770.07 School ,. , 10,800.70 Total $24.01?.32 After which payments the following amounts of cash are in the hands of the Treasurer. State tax paid this day by check in favor of !) Timmerman $ 802.HO It. It. Sinking Ji'und 4.325.50 School Tax 8,014 20 Ordinaly County 18.00 $13,221.25 p^jd Co. Com. ord. 50.30 $18,170.fit} Nothing But Surrender, Washington, Oct. 2.?A dispatch from General Otis was received at the war department this morning giving an account of his meeting with the insurgent envoys. (Jon. Otis said the interview with Aguinaldo's representatives indicated that the leaders were inanoouvering solely with a view to secure recognition of the in?argent government. All such overtures were rejected, and the envoys were informeu that the only thing the United States would recognize was a white flag and the grounding of arms. Ife also informed the envoys thus such capitulation on the part of the insurgents should come fjijickly in order to avoid the conseouoneos of active war, as the United States did not intend to permit any delay in the matter. The course of Gen. Otis is approved t?y tlje war department. Secretary Root took the dispatch from (Jen. Otis over to the White House for the president's consideration. For Sale. That desirable residence on the corner of Main street and Sixth av enuc. Ten large rooms. House in good condition. Artesian well. Thp premises consist of two lots of one-half acre each. Hor information apply at the Herald ofilco. r* V * " - *3 ; ' { V, > 'T* . \ ' V . ,; limit you ?n Been SicK / Perhaps you have had the W grippe or a hard cold. You jfl may bo recovering from malaria or a slow fever; or I possibly some of the chil- I dren are just getting over the measles or whooping Are you recovering as fast I as you should? Has not your old trouble left your I blood full of impurities? 1 And isn't this the reason I you keen so noorlv? Don't A 1 delay recovery longer but U Tako 1 m It will remove all InipurlnS ties from "our blood. It Is also n tonic of immense & value. Give nature r little B || help at this time. Aid her fuv iwiuuviiii; nil uiw [Muuniib R of disease from your blood. [ If your bowels arc not [ just right, Ayer's Pills will I make them so. Send for g cur book on Diet in Consti- I pation. % I I Writn to our Doctors. Q Wo liavo tho cxrlwulvo Rprvlora L of tome of tlio moHt ciiiiio'itt oliVKt- X clana In tho Uotted States. Wrlto frooty Hint recotvo a |iroiupt roplv. Q f wrltUoot cost. D M Address, L)U. J. C. AYF.lt, B lxiwcll, Mas*. / } * MARRIED On Sept '271 li at the residence of Mr. Hytrin 11 Small. Miss M. .1 Small to Mr. .I. 1*\ Small, all of llorry. Rev. II. I). (Irainier, oflieiatino. On Sept 1 St 11 at the residence of Mr. J. I*. Stevens. Hons, S. C . Miss A ........l . i.-n\t.. i i in- .. / \ i id i m id liinui I l' i *> I r ?M M 111 I'jIIHHI, Magistrate. E. .1. Carter perform ing the eereinony Married on the lsl inst, at the residence of tin* bride's sister, Mrs. I Milton Smith, near Toddville, Miss I Mary C. Shack leford to Mr. Crest >n W i)iinery, Rev. Mr. (iatlin oftl eiating. I test wishes of their friends at tend 1 he happy couple. The Negro In The South. New York, Oct. "J.?At the reguidar weekly meeting of llaptist preaeoers today the principal feature was an historical address by the Rev. Dr. A. \V. Lamar (>f I'niladelphia on "Dixie miring and since the war." Dr. Lamar said that although the lynching outi'agers y ere much to be deplored, tin. negroes were better treated in the South to day than in any part of the world Il<> said (hat (lie race had made mar velous progress in every way, and since 1.11 o war had reduced its iilit eracy -ir> per cent. Dr. Lamar was followed by Win, I). Upshaw of Mercer I . diversity, (la., who endorsed what Dr. Lamar had said. Mr. (Jpsliaw made a for vent appeal for the negro, whieh was received with enthusiasm. - wt'i ? Mit. Eimtok:?T am hound to say a word for 01 r home market Conway ?since I have tried the great market, of Danville. Va. I sold in Danville a lot. of tobacco that nyrj'nged a fraction less than t! cents per pound. I took to Conway a lot from ihe same as that shipped to Danville and it averaged me at Conway, Oct. 2nd, I I cents per pound. Yours ?fcc. fl knr v cuastiiam. i Any >no sondlt t a *k( t<-h in 1 d( sorlid Ion ninv .iiifckly asoortain our opinion froo whether an 1 invciiiIon Is protiatdy puttiittahlo. Cniiiiiiiinlca- < lions at rlctly confidential. I Inndhonk on patents wont. free, oldest agency for securing patent',. | Patents taken through Munn ,v Co. receive ii>rclal notice, without Charge, In tno Scientific American. : A handsomely Illustrated weekly. I.nrgest rlr- . dilation of any scientific Journal. Tortus, t.'l a roar ; four months, fi. Sold by all newsdealers. ( MUNN &Co.3C,Bfoad?a> New York > prauch Olfldo. ?J26 K St., Washington, D. C. ^ ( rn X;iuBumn jo spi 2 Xup-XjDAD UOIUUIOD ^ Dtp sojn^ : ouiD ^ J "IP3H XfiuutSiT "V>T" '( -pumo U.IOPO S-M-V c?-I >1 l| ? ? ?Subscribe for the IIohky Hkhau>, " &nd Thrice-a- Week Wohld. v t 1 Y . i 1 rca. !- : . r- . ? . |? 1 a.-vl Ll.JOUAUC-3- l/?i J ;??' N * ' i > Ma.. ,iUrVr s "--"Wtlw" The following have been ippolnted for spi <- ??>* "H on to |>,. ioId on Tuesday, (K L '"si. *W.?. Martin Hill:' C. i.? Busenbu'ry, VI. VV. Woodward, .1 J, fook, Jr. Cedar (Jrove:- W. 1?\ j Ol'dan, K I >. Ilendriek, J. A. Kason, Conway: J. II. McCaski U, G. B. fiillespie, T. S. Hnrnhill. Adrian J, .). King, G. W Nar j 1, o, J. P. Watts. Do# BlntY: (i. II Jones, l? (i. ? lolmson, .lore Mislioe. Bayboro:?S. 1*. Booth, Bird Watts, C. J. I'rinoe. Sanford:- J. II. Stevens, IJ. Stevens, N. C. Adams. Chapel Ilill:?M O. Ilugf' ms s J. Lewis, A. L Lewis. Floyds Sehool l.iouy iiIMi(iv Williamson, II. II HaW^ tM. j? |,; I .ewis, Blanton s X Loads. ? (> \i i?\?wler S. I). Bryant I). ) .. iUeCiougan. Loris: Lotus (?crr ,1,1 n it , rill, I) T. 1 lerrald. Hound Swamp:? .\. M. Cox, H. M. llarrelson, J. J. Cf .rter. Hammond:- Su ,n p. Wreen, W. S. 1 lewet t, .1. I i. | lorne. Ebenezcr: G . \V. Hardee, Jr., Marcus Smith, \\'m. Long. Little Kiver*.- Win. .1. Stanley, t. I), Hest, A nth my Hellamy. I lardce's St ore: 15. II. Parker, J. II. 15. Edtfe, " |<\ (). Watson. ( rahamvi) |e:?15. 15. ('ox, J. 15. Parker, 15. ', {. Vcrecn. Soeasteo: S. S. SarvL, A. .). (.'lardy. Ch is. 15. Newton Marlow: I. P. Patrick. S. P. Vereen, V/ni. Harness. J. K. Allshrook, K. Van Dusenlmry, May bury Floyd Hoard Flection Comr's. W. E. Dusenbur.v, Clerk. Spain's Greatest Need. Mr. l\. P. Olivia, ?of ?15areelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S. ('. Weak nerves had caused severe pains in the back'of the head. On usino Fleet ric Hitters, America's greatest. Hlood and Nerve Ueinedy, all pain soon left him. lie.says this orand medicine is what his country needs. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, purllies the, blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, put vim, vioor and new life into every muscle, nerve and or^an of the body. If weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every hot lie guaranteed, only f>0 cents. Sold by Dr. P.. Norton, Drujopst. Comes j to every elderly woman when nil imI norlant functional change takes place. 1 This is called "The Change of Life." I The en ti resystem undergoes it change. I Dreadful diseases such as cancer and I consumption urc often contracted at this time. M&ELREE'S I Win? of Garduil I strengthens an<l purifies the entire system, and brings the sufferer safely over these pitfails. Its v.ftort* Ibcen wonderful. It la gocd for all| menstrual troubles, but is especially I recommended nt this time, Aski your druggist for tho famous NVlno of B Cardul. &r,oo a bottle. I'or advice lu cases requiring special | directions, address the "Ladies' Ad-1 vlsory Department," Tho Chatta-| nooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga, | Ten ii. THOMAS J. COOPER, Tupelo, Minn.. ftrtyM:?"My filstrr sufforcd from Irregular and painful menstruation and dr>ctors could not relieve tier. VVlno of Cardul entirely cured her, and alio helped my mother through the Chance of l.lfo." AMVIAJUUJJJX"TKI nJISJIUm 11. ?? Citation Notice. My Wm. i: HAUDWICK, l.sq..trc, l? I , Whereas, II. L. liuck, Jr., and F. \ Hurrouj/lis made suit to me, to /rant thorn Letters of Adininistraion of the Kstate of and effects of ilia K. I luck. deeea-ed. Those are horofore to cite and admonish all ind singular the kindred and ('rod tors of the said Klla K. Iluok d<? eased, that thnv ho and appear lieore me, in the Court, of I'robate. to >e held at Conway. Horry County, >11 7th day of Oetoher 181)1), next, ifter publication thereof, at II > clock in the. forenoon, to show auso, if any they have, why the said Administration should not he granted. f?: ) * * viivru uuni;r my hand, this 2'Jp<1 lay of September, Anno Domini, 181*0. W. K. ITakdwick, ProbataJud^o, II. C. m Notice. There will tio mi examination in Convay, Kri lav, October 18th for both white ind colored for application for certificates o tench in the public schools of Iforry 'ovmty. l?. |). II vkhki.SOV, Count. Mttpt, of Education. For Sale. A nice pi uitntion, 20acres cleared ind in n high ?-Uto of cultivation. An 'xcolliMit 0 room houio, one tenant house nid all neccs- uy out buildings and con renleneeti In one of the llne&t sections of he county. Good school and church in valking distance. Apply at IIi kaid of ce for Information, A / X I GREAT BARGAIN SALE I ?f 111 HER Clothing ?FOR? Men and Boys ?AT? THE GULLEY. Suits in all sizes from 34 to 40. Cut in regulars, slims and stouts. I These suits are the host, and most popular stylos. NEW FALL HATS.| I I LADIES CAPES. We have just received a new and beautiful assortment, from serviceable rainy-day capos up to beautiful fur and jet trimmed plush capes. The finest line of capes ever shown in this market. IB BUS in great varieties and at all prices. New goods received daily. FINE ill for men and women. Flannel vests, drawers and union suits. Come in and let us satisfy your wants. Burroughs 6c Collins Co. ( .. mm' You can ^ot your Photos at Gasquc's any day. You can have enlar^in# <>f any kind done. Give me a trial. It. K. GASQDE. WANTED AT ONCE A remedy that will positively euro me of EPILEPSY. I liavo been atlllcted now for nearly seven years, anu nave tried ;i good many doctors and their medicines, and nono have done me but very little good, and now I want a remedy that will cure me for life. Address J. II. Oliver, Conway. S. C., L\ O. Hox 102. (I in.) Largest and most complete csta b lishmcnt South. Geo. S. Hacker 6s: Son Manufacturers of DOORS,SASH, BLINDS, MOULDING AND BUILDING MATERIA L. CHARLESTON, S. C. 244 King Street. laif Practical Horseshoer AND ?GENERAL -- BLACKSMITH.? I beg to announce that 1 hava' Ojjened a place of Husiness adjoining Messrs. Porter A McCasUill's stables, and solicit, a share of your patronage. Over 2o years of nrnd ien.1 experience in all Kinds of Light and Heavy Smith work, Uoilerrepair, <do. Moderate prices and #ood workmanship guaranteed. 5-25-1)1). II m. S PIVI: 6c COLLINS CO mm, AQHNTS Fire Insurance, Bicycles. I). A. SPIVKY, A. T. COLLINS. President, Secretury. Office In Rank Uuildiny. i sail* rUK TUU. Write W. S. McCaskill a postal card. He will send one to your house where you can examine it thoroughly and buy it if you like it either for cash or on time. Cattle, Sheep, Ktc\, will be taken in payment. J. H. JOLLIE. Manufacturer of Buggies, Roadcarts and Wagons. General repairing in Wood and Iron. Keeps on hand all kinds of Buggy, Roadcart and Wagon material, viz: Hubs, spokes and rims, wheels, axles, shafts, springs, bolts and nuts, whip sockets, dashes, washers, sand paper and glue, wagon and buggy singletrees, singletree ferules, clips and hooks, shaft couplings, king clips, polo yokes, buggy fifth wheels and pole circles, wagon stay chains and' tongue chains, plow handles, horse and mule shoes and nails. Paints of all description. Ocner ... .vr...injuii wuii uispaicn. IfaMe HtaKfest* O Fresh IIEEF, MUTT( >X and FISII every day at Hamiaon & IClriabt'a. You can have beef delivered at your house at any hour of the day. Market Removed to Third Avenue near the L'ost Office. DISEASES OF THE SlilN. The intense itching nud smarting incident to cc/ema, tetter, salt-rheum,anu other diseases of tlio skin w instantly allayed by implying Chamberlain's Kyo and Skin Dintment. Many very bad cases have been permanently cured by it. It is equally efficient for itching piles and a favorite remidy for sore nipples; chapped hands, childains, frost bites, and chronic soro eyes. For salo by druggists at 25 cents per box. Try Dr. Cody's Condition Powders, they unjust what a horse needs when in bad condilion. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge