The Eufaula Daily Times from Eufaula, Alabama • 4

WIRE AND MAIL. IWho Now Will Look After It-Mr. Ban T. Sheehan and Mr. 0.

II. Peaoock were arranging with some of our citizens, or soliciting contributions Finest Ondura Itaisms, Banannas, Apples, Potatoes, I ROYALPSK.N, The Saddeat of the Year. Go shoot the hat, the old straw hat, It's nerved Its putposfl now; Convert It IntokindiiDg sluff, Or feed it to (he cow. 1 Washington Critic, WANTED-A horse for a month with a view of purchasing. Apply at this office.

17d3t Onpt. Kolb and party, with their Alabama on wheels, have returned to Montgomery. AU shades os Kalsominefor sale by Baknett, Ross Co, The decayed bodies of five infants wore found in an old soap box in CMca" on Moneay last. Get your Lime for disinfecting from Barnett. Boss Mrs.

Elizabeth Viniui? has removed to the city in order to take advance of Finest Hew Crop syrup, Diadem Hams, Macaroni. New Canned Goods, Eggs and Chickens. jSr- All Iresh and first-clues Goods. Free delivery in city. EC, Xj.

lTOZEZDA-ZDsT CO 0ILIRYr IRISH Every Day at PARKER LOCKE'S. We Challenge the World! TO PRODUCE A FIVE CENTS SMOKE EQUAL TO OTTR CTEFF ZD-AVJS OR OUR Tariff Keform Cigar. Our Tariff Eefoem Puffs, 4 for 10 cents, are superior to, anything on the market for the All of our Cigars, Cigarros fillers, and are warranted HAND MADE. WASHINGTON GIGAR FACTORY, 78, 80 and 82 Barclay Street, New York. For sale at Eufaula.

Alabama, wholesale and retail, bv Weedon Dent, Godwin Duskin, C. Bullock. P. II. Morns, St9rn Bloom St.

Julien hotel. HBA Including the Latest FOR REPORTS FROM YELLOW JACK AND OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST. Jacksonville, Oct. 15. Bishop Creed returned yesterday from Ins in spection of the situation inFernandina, He finds that the towu is suffering not so much from actual yellow fever as from distress among people unable to secure work and consequently looking to the public for support.

The officials there think there are at least 3,000 peo pie likely to need immediate relief. Of this number about 930 are colored stevedores out of work, and they may cause trouble. They are the ones wto struck last summer and interfered with the "scabs" who took their places. On that occasion three companies of mili tia had to be scot to prevent a riot. The finance Committee tn-day sent 15,000 to Fernandina.

At least 0110 will be needed to tide them over their troubles. The official bulletin to-day is as follows: Mew casfs 20; deaths 6. Total cases to date, 6 am Total deaths to date, 316. The deaths were: R. Hcmnstrwt, Fairfield; J.

Pybus. St. Luke's Hospital; Aaron Ual a First street Four of the new cases were white, and sixteen colored. The general impression prevails that the epidemic is near its end. Washington Personals.

Washington, Oct. 15. II. D. Clayton, Jr.

is here eu route to Now York to consult with the Democratic Commit tee. Congressman Herbert is to make several speeches in York this week. Alabama people may expect to see their members soon, as indications now point to an early adjournment. Death of John Chaffee. New Orleans, Oot.

15. -John Chaf fee, one of the most prominent mem ber's of the Cotton Exchange, well known to the cotton trade and one of the largest cotton planters in the Uni ted States, died to day, aged 73. Mr. Chaffee was Funding aveot during the war for the Confederate government. New Bankat Eutaw.

Washington, Oct. 15. -The Comp troller of the Currency today authors izsd the First National Bank of Eutaw, to begin business with a capital of WD I mm Decatur, Oct 15. Qne death last night, Police officer Wooldndge, and one new case. Mr.

Fields, who keeps a livery stable, (Signed) Jkrome Coacsran.m. State Health Officer. Telegraphic Brevities. Both houses have passed the Presi" dcntial count bill. Fifty sheep was one item of the food to feed the crowd at the Democratic meeting at Shelby ville, yesterday.

0 Rt-y, Mr. Strauss, a Cincinnati clergyman, committed suicide by blowing out his brains in Centnal Park, N. ast af ternoou Prof. Paul Gcblers. the eminent French physician, has arrived in New York on his way to Jacksonville to study the yellow fever.

The President sent to the Senate yesterday the nomination of George Moormar, of Louisiana, to be marshal of the United States for the Eastern district of Louisiana. The World's Cotton Supply. New York. Oct. 13 -The total visible supply of cotton for.

the month is 1,206,797 ba'cs, of which 959.897 are A nericrn, against and 1,403.146 respective ly, last year. The receipts irom all interior towns 174,994 bales. Receipts from plantations 292.101. The crop in siisht is 913 527 bales. TheAklington EUFAULA, ALL, Is supplied with Cas, Water and Eclectric Bells.

Free Bath Rooms for Commercial Men Only. MRS. H. LOCKE, Prop'tress. E.

A. PARKER, Manager. MAMMOTH Furniture Store. Euj jour Furniture at the Mammoth Furul tnre Store of JACOB RAMSEE, The leader of Fine, Stylish and Cheap Fur a uure. iter an experience oi orer forty years, I am certain thstl can sell all k.nds of Furniture, Window Shades, AMP CHEAPER than any house in this section of connt--y, Try me.

JACOB RAMSER, octlO-dawtf. Eufanla, Ala. Dr. Koffeft'sTEETKINA MlngMn) Alltya Irritation, AldsDlcestkm, Baratatretb Bowel, Btrengihene the ithlnc Easy and Costi only SS Cents. Teethlna careS ruptione and Bores, and nothing equals for thetinmmertronblesof Children oonyewe.

I ittafeanimtrt. Try It and roa will never ba without I r.ETHUf A as lonf as there are child tea lit UM House. At Jr Forsale by S. A.Dolt. for a barbecue or collation to spread be fore the excursionists to-morrow be tween 1 and 2 o'olock p.

but as both theso gentlemen are now confined to their beds by sickness and cannot look after the matter, who will take their work in hand and carry it through? It seems that a lunch, collation or some' thing of the kind would te an appropri ate and important item in the way of entertaining the visitors. Who will take hold of this matter? It bhould not bo wholly neglected The comfort aud the enjoyment of our visitors must both the tuo attention of our citizens -Something New. You can get a ride to-day to and from ihu depot, including onn trunk, by Sim mons Hack Jjinc forl'ucentj. Leavo orders at Simmons' Stables opposite Court House. utt Water Works Display.

On to-morrow, 18th, between the hours of Hand 12 o'clock, a. R. II Walker, superintendent of the Enfaula Water Works, will make grand display of the use and benefit of a good system of water works, such as now exist i in Eufaula. The display will be made at the intersection of Broad and Eufaula Streets, and for the amuse ment and interest of the Dale Exour-siouists, many of whom, no doubt, will be glad to witness and understand the operation of extinguishing fires in cities bavins good and effioicnt water works The comoany will bear all The expenses oi the display and make no charges, and it a quite liberal contribution toward intcrutining and amusing our visitors tomorrow. Removal.

Wb have removed our office to our warehouse oppos'to depot on Randolph street, where wo will be glad to see our friends and the public generally. Woods Martin. The Racing To-Morrow. Six or eight horses are now in daily training for the races at the Fair Grounds to-morrow afternoon, and as the Times has before took occasion to remark will be interesting and exciting. The contest of speed will be by horses owned here the city, and is made solely to see which are the fastest horses and to amuse suoh of the visitors from the lower county as may admire fine and fast stock.

Tbere will be no gambling, the Times is informed, and it has certainly yet to hear of a bet on the result, Every-day Trains. Trains now go out on the Eufaula and Ozark railroad every day, including Sunday, leaving here at 4:05 p. and arriving next morning at 10:15, thus giving the people of Ozark and all along the lino an opportunity to spend about six hours in Eufaula and return home to spend the night. This schedule is most convenient aud acceptable to all parties in terested, and its. effects in enlivening trade and intercommunication between peoples who have loo; en friends and neighbors will soon be seen and felt.

Jack Haverly. Jack Haverly will be at Skillman's Siables Wednesday Ootober 17th. Fire Near White Pond. The residence of Mr. J.

O. Holley, who lives about a mile south of White Pond, in the southwest quarter of this. county, was totally destroyed by fire be tween 12 and 1 o'clock on Friday night lift, together with two of cotton that had been stored in the house. Mr, Holley is a most worthy and industrious young man, who has been married but ooe year and had built this home and gone to housekeeping. The bre is a sudden and great misfertnne to a man and wife just starting out in domestic life.

A Cutting Affray. A difficulty arose last afternooon be tween Bill Cameron and John Felton, negro men of this city, as to the posses-sion of a pomegranate, when Cameron became so enraged that he severely cut Felton about the breast and aim before they were separated, when Cameron made off and tried to escape. He was pursued, however, by the woutded man and two or three other negroes and 'ap-tnred and brought back. He will lie in ail till next Monday, when ha will be brought before the county court. Eufaula Baptist Association.

This body meets with Centre Ridge chnrch, near Mt. Andrew, Barbour county, on Thursday, Oct. 25th, at 11 o'clock. Rev. W.

H. Patterson will preach the introductory sermon at 11 a. m. All are requested to come in time to hear the introductory sermon. T.H.

Stout, Clerk. Broke His Arm. arry Hamilton, city drayman for Godwin Duskin, had his mule to take fright at a locomotive at the depot yesterday and the animal to turned the dray as to throw Harry off, by which his arm was broken just above the wrist Literary Society. The Eufaula Literary Soeiety will meet at their hall this Wednesday eve ning, Oct. 17, 78S3 at 7:30 o'clock.

Business of importance. H. C. Holleman, Pres. G.

Barnett, Sec OP SILIC Absolutely Pure. This iowdr never raries. A marre'ouB parity, atrenjrth and whole omeness Mora economical than the ordinarr kinds, and eannot he sold in competition trith the multitude of low test, short weight, alum phosphate powders, soia on it in cans. Botjil Bakiko Fotdib 106 YV all St KewTork. THE DAILY TIMES BY D.

JELKS." WM. Sft.00 oer Annum In Advance. OIHm: 168 riroid Street. First Floor. EDFATTLA, ALA.

Wednesday Mocking. Oct. 17 Daily Times Advertising Rates Local notices and small advertisements will be charged at the rate of 10 cents a line, uneral notices tor one insertion are worth 75 cents. For advertisements we charge $1,00 for ,1 square one insertion, and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion, for less than fire times. Discounts will be allowed for lur eer space or longer time.

Local notices for church tairs and other charitable objeots will be given Space for one-half oar regular rates, but will not be inserted free. Advertising rates for Daily and Weekly inrnisnea on application to i Wk. D. Jilks, Proprietor EufaulaPublisMngHou.se, EUFAULA MARKET Office Daily Times, October 16, 1888. COTTON.

Crood 8trict Middling 8 Middling Market stetdy. PKOVIEIOlf RETAIL PKICKP. Bacon 10 Bulk, O. .10 Hams, Lard, beat mm124 Lard nu Halt sack Corn, ohoicewhite .72 Flour, beat 7 (J07 25 flour, good familv ..6 O06i JUII lvr DUHUei 40 103 Coffee, Choice Rio Cofiee, prime Bio 10 Sugar, Uranulated. .8 0 6 to So 59 to 75c Molasses, prime ...37 to 50 rioriaa oyrnu 35 New Orleans Syrup ti ic Home-made syrup 4ttc Tobacco J545 Kerosene ijc UOtTKTKT r-BOBCCI, Corrected every evening.

Butter, choioe 20to25 KggS v.J0e Chickens 1525 la Wool Hides, 66 Hides, salt 4g6 Boat Skins VeadOata. m0 ASSIGNEE'S SALE. At Cost. The stock of goods of T. W.

Oliver Brother, assigned to me, will be sold at eost for cash for the next ten days. J.B. Stewart, oclOdlw. Assignee. Fresh Cheese, Mac carom, Western and Country Butter, Boss Biscuits, Tonmatoes, Okra and Tomatoes, and a full line of other Goods Just Received by G.

W. Carter. One Door East Jno. McNab Eank. 50,000 Pounds of Charlie Simmons has 50,000 pounds of Ice which can be bought cheap.

-octlOdtf. Zeigler Brothers Kripendorf Dittman finest, prettiest fitting and most popular Ladies and Misses Shoes in the South, just received til T. G. Berry Bros. daw our school facilities.

Buy your Paints and Oil from Barnett, Ross Co, A dozen or more ladies and gentle men arrived by yesterday forenoon's train from Montgomery. If you want a cooking Stove that will Rive satisl action go to Barnett, JRoss Co. 1 IT Mr. D. T.

Sheehan was repjrted better last evening, and the hope is now well grounded that ho will recover. It you want a cooking Stove that will give satisfaction go to Barnett Ross Co. There was a man over from Georgia yesterday trying to organize a lying bee at this point, but he met with oor success. Montgomery raised its quarantine against Jackson, on Monday last and against all towns in Alabama save Decatur. Mr.

Holt Branuon, living in the southern outskirts of the city, was ex tremely low yesterday, and not espect- ed to live. If you want to save money cal at the corner store under the Ar- liogton Hotel. oclOdawtf. Mr. 0.

H. Peacock is confined to Irs home aad bed by a very painful earbun- cle, from which he has been suffering several days. Yesterday morning's freight train on the E. 0. railroad ran partially off the track bevond Clayton, in conse' quence of which the arrival bore of the regular passenger train from Ozark was delayed about two hour3.

The dark and heavy clouds that hung over the city Monday evening were all blown over and scattered during the night, and yesterday morning the sun rose unclowded and it was a calm, clear and beautiful fall day. Mr. Ernest Loveless, foimerly of this city, is back from Prattville, and has taken a position with our evening contemporary, the Mail, as collecting and soliciting agent. Success to him and the Mail. Bob Johnson, a colored man wno is farming near White Oak station ten miles west of town, brought in a sweet potato yesterday that weighed three pounds and three quarters, It was of the red yam variety, and was what tie North Craoliniart said cf Cleveland when he first saw him it was a chop per.

Clarance McKleroy had Frank Wal lace ai rested yesterday just before the arrival of the train from Montgomery, for slapping his aee the night before, but he withdrew the warrant on Frank's paying the cost, and the latter got to the depot just in time to get off, much the gratification of Clarince, as Frank was about hot enough to go clean through him. Good! So much interest has cen tered in the subject of the Lufaula Literary Society debate lhursday niehttONwit "Is marriage a failure I thatthe society has been urged to have the debate take place in the opera house in order to acccsimodate the numbers desiring to hear it Messrs Bloodworth Adams have kindly ten dered the use of the opera house, aud the society, yielding to the solicitation of its friends, has consented to have the debate there. Of course the house will be crowded. I Bargains. Bargains, Bargains.

The entire stock of goods must be sold within the next ten days, regardless of cost, for cash. White flannels, the best made, will be sold at a great sacrifie and all 'Other goods in proportion. Come early if you desire to 6eeure bargains, as these goods will ba sold for less than New York cost, P. Beritsteix, Agent. FAIR ASSOCIATION- Stockholders' Meeting.

The stockholders of the East Alabama Fair Association are requested to meet at the cfSae of the secretary in Eufaula on Menday, October 22d, at 11 o'clock a. m. Business of importance. Pint McKay, President. P.

B. McKenzie, Secretary. dtd money. and Puffs have straight Havana Colors in all Grades WE OhFJSR Table Linens, Napkins and Towels, At prices that will make Housekeepers happy JERSEY Ribbed Vests. Adjusts itself to thefigure and adds tO the fit of the Dress.

We will sell these Goods as cheap as the old styles. JUST RECEIVED second shipment of absolutely Stainless Hose. Coming Week warm welcome for PLUSHES. Can offer tliesj Goods in more SHADES than any House in. East Alabama aud prices that defy competition.

Call special attention to our AlaLi WOOLi Triiiimings Made especially to match eaeh Dress. Will offer the Dress Fiiiriis 46 inch Henriettas all shades 50c LONG COMPANY. Will have a specially the Dale Excursionists..