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Brought TO the Jail

NF this District, a MoIalIn man who
W says his name is s.WlLLlAM, and
that he runaway from alr. Abram Lewry
living on Ducan's creek, Lawrens District
5. &. 10 whom he was hired, bul that he
belongs to Mr.. Robert Nlarrs, living IS
miles above NcWbcrry Court House, :. e.
SAT-! fellow is about five feet. six inches
ligh-he is between q and % years Of
age and Of light complexion. He has .cv-
eral scars on his Iurchead and neck, the
most Of which he says was caused by falls
ing of Of horses he also has 4 scar on
his upper lip.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove properly, pay charges and take
him away. or lie will be dealt with as the
law directs.
II. r. SPANN, J. Ed.
June 5 1910. If 90
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Where this Plaster is Applied
PAIN CANNOT EXIST

A gentleman in the South of Europe ant
Pales: inc, in $780, heard so mrch said in the
latter place in favor Of JEW DAVID'S PLAS-
TER. and Of the (as he consideredl miraculous
cures I've had performed, that he was induced
To try il on his own person. for Long and
Liver Affection, the removal of which had been
the chief object of his Journey but which had
resisted The genial aud delicious cline.
He accordingly applied plaster on the right
Of his chest where The pain was seated. another
between The shoulders, and one oyer The region
olSthc liver. In the mean time he drank freely
Of an herb tea Of laxative qualities. He soon
iound his health improving, and in Il few weeks
his cough left him; the saluwness of his skin
disappeared, his pain was removed, and his
health became permanently reiterated
The following IL from Mr.. Worstel, editor
Of the Massillon Gazette, Ohio.
Genilomcn-Dnrins last winter and spring
Twas so troubled with pain in breast as 10
render me unfit for the dnlies Of my office
and hearing Your JEW DAVlD'S or He
BREW PLASTER highly recommended Tor
similar cases, was induced TO give tia trial.
had worn plaster npon my breast but Il short
time, when all pain left me, and was enabled
again 10 engage in the labors of the Office.
would also state, that my sister, residing in
Stcubcnville in this State, has received much
benefit from lis Use.
Yours truly, j. P. WORSTELL."
NlaSIllon, Nov. II, 1873.
1t GlS been very hcncticial in cases OF Weak
ness. such as Pain and Weakness IN the slom.
ach Weak Limbs. Lamencss. Affection o. tic
Spine, Female Weakness, &c. No female
subject 10 pain C. weakness in the back OF
sides. should be wilhoult. Married ladies' in
delica'e siualions, iiud great relief from con-
sanIy wearing his plaster.
The application Of the Plaster between the
; shnnerS has been found n certain remedy for
Colds. Coughs, PhtIii,ic and Lung Affections
in their primary stages. Itdestrnys inAamInn-
lion by perspiration.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
CAuTros.-Thc Subscribers are the only
General Agents in The Southern Slates for the
sale Of this truly valuable Plaster; and III order
10 prevent purchasers being imposed upon hy
counterfeit article, sold in this city ard else
where. inr the gcnuinc, they invite particular
attention to the following marks Of the Genuine:
lst.-The genuine is put mp in smooth, en-
CINE turned bottoIned boxes, not soldered in.
2d-The genuine has The engraved head OF
Jew David OIL the directions, around the box,
with accompanying record Of Court 10 E.
Taylor Rochester.
T SCOVIL & MEAD, Chartres Street,
Wholesale General Agents for the SnnIern
Staes. to whom all orders must be addressed.
Sold also; Wholesale and Retail by
JOHN ID. CHASE, Apothecaries Hall, Edge
field Courl House, S. c., ALSO, by
HAYILAND g. RISLEY, and J. BARNETT
IL CO, Augusta, Georgia.
Feb Ia. 1549 ly a
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~ q TIC CE

FEHflE Undersigned as Assignee Of Marcus
IL Upson, gives notice 10 all persons having
claims against the said Marcus Upson, and
who are willing 10 take under the assignment
10 render in their claims by the sixth day Of
August next. All persons indebted to the said
Marcus Epson, are requested TO make imme.
diate payment.
SAMUEL STEVENS, Assignee.
March 1S49,. SIN"
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Lands for Sale.

FHN he Subscriber oilers Tor sale valIlaDIe
ID tract ofland, lying seven miles West of
Edsefeld c. H.. ON the Abbevllc Road, con.
taining $50 acres, $50 Of which are in woods.
The cultivated lands are well improved, aud
there is a good Dwelling house, with all me-
cessary out houses on the premises in good
repair, Terms favorable for the purchaser.
z. ,->-s~-- JOSEPH FERGUSON.
pri IL, 3m IL
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

IN TIE COURT or ORDINARY.
Tlumphrirs Bonwae. Guard Of I
Francis Richardson, Minor, dpt
JAS NJ Richardson u ]. s. Gnin' : 1..",,,,,
ard. EXecl'rS of the lnst Will aud
Testament of David Richardson,
Deceased.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that William
Il II. Min,er and VIE, Samuel Hill and Da-
rd Il. Bell, Lcgatces under the VIII Of the
sail David Richardson, Deceased, live beyond
The limits of This State Ii is therefore ordered
that they do appear before mein my Office at
Edgclield Court House on Monday the Thlr.
tecnth day of August next. 10 show cail+c II
any why IIe Accounts Of Tie said James NJ.
Richardson and james S. Guinard, Executors
afnrsaid. should not be accepted and II final
settlement and Decree made upon sa'd Estate.
Given under my hand at my Office Ire 4th Of
May, 1S40.
JOHN HILL, o. f. n.
Mayo 3m IT.
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State Of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.

Lucy Reese,
rs. DH r.. D;..o.,
Wyatt Homes. John Jones, n ~n rnd 1 pcJ;.f
lOway:
EFT appearing to my satisfaction that Edward
81 o. Halloway and Thomas o. Holloway.
two Of the defendants in this case, reside ironI
and beyond The limits of this State. On mo-
ton OF MIR. Yanccy, Plaintiffs Solicitor. |, IS
ordered tina. lIle SAID Defendants do appear
and answer plead or demur TO the compliments
said bill Of ofcomplaint within three months from
the publication hereof. or The said bill will be
taken pro .eonfesso. against them.
SIS. TOMPKlNS. C. F.. F.. d.
Commissioners Office, May 24th le49.
May 80, 3m ~
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MARRGAGE.-S,eeIe says: "Wherevet
woman plights her 1roIl b, under the sky
Of Heaven, at the domestic hearth or in
the consecra,ed aislcs, the ground is
holy, tue spirit Of the hour is sacramcn-
tai. That it. IS thus fell, even by The
most trivial, may be observed at every
wedding ceremony. Though the mir,h
may he fast and furious before or after
the irrevocablc formula is spoken, yet
at that point Of time, there is shadow
on the most laughing ip-a moisture in
the frmcstcye. Wcdlpck, inlissoldbIe,
excep, by an act Of Coda sacramcnial, ,
whose solemnity reaches TO eternity
will always, hold its rank In lie as well
as in literature, as the most impressive
tactof human experience in dramatic
wiring, whether of the stage OF closet |;
the play or novel. II must always be
so. II government, wilh'aIl its usurpa>
tions and aggressions, has appropriated
history, let the less ambitious portions of
our literature be sacred to the affections
Ito the family based upon conJugal and
parental love as that institution is the
state which, hitherto in the worlds an
nails, has been little loss than The sad
exponent of human ambition =
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY
Adam Eigleberser, aud
wife, and others, Bill for
Is. Partition.

George Long, and others.
TT appearing 10 my satisfaction that
u Zachariah Wooley and Elizabeth, his
wife. two of The defendants, in this case,
reside beyond the limits of this Stale. On
motion Of Mr.. Griffin, Plaintiffs Solicitor !:
Ordered that The said Zacharah Wooley.
aud wife, do appear and plead, answer or
demur to this bill within three monihs
from Ibis date. or that the said bill be
taken pro COM fssso against them.
S. S. TOMPKlNS, C. E. E. D.
May Is. 3m ~
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June 90. 1919
State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DlSTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEIS.
Ads. Co. Sc.
Pirh,rd En,ykn \

Richard Fowkc,
ND J. RYAN, who has hccn arrested by
u 81 and is nnw in The custody Of the Sher.
III OF Edgclield District, by virluc of i Writ Of
Capias nj Sa,slacierdun. at the snii nf Rich-
ard Fowke, having flied his petition with Il
schedule on OATH Of bis whole estate and effects,
for TIE purpose or obtaining The benefits Of tic
General Assembly Of this Stale. commonly
called the Imsolvcnt Debtors Acts. On mnlinn
of Mr.. Atkinson, Attorney fur Defendunt,- Cub-
lie notice is hereby given. tha! the petior Of
The said B. J. Ryan, will be heard and con-
sidercd in the Cour, OF Common Pleas. for
Edcetield District at Elg.iieId Court House
on the first day of October next, or on snch
other days as the Court may order during The
Term, commencing OH the first Monday in Octo-
her next and all The creditors Of tho said Z. J..
Ryan, are hereby summoned either personally
or by Attorney. then aud there in said Court,
TO show cause iIany they can, why the benefits
of the Acts aforesaid, should lot be granted to
the said b. J. Ryan, and he be discharged from
confinement. upon his executing the .assi gus
mem required by said Acts.
Il. G.. BACON, C. Il. D.
Clerks Office, June lG. lS49.
June 20 3m %
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From the Evening News.
UL A s h I.
AN AMERI.cAN BALLAD.


AN AMERICAN BALLAD.
Pulaski was Pole Of nohle extraction.
Bv the fall of. his native land he was ne.
,essitaed 10 fly fur refuge to the shores ol
America, where he soon .lnlned 'he glor!'
,ns cause of tho Revolution. lie served,
With hriliian, ecInl. in the capacity OF
|}risadier General through several event
ul campaigns; and having won for him
elf ar enviable position amongst The Faith
,rs of American Independence, he finally
ell upon the bloody field Of Savannah, IN
he 9th OF October. 1879. His unlmcly
oss was universally lameuled.
When driven from his native land,
Thro' foreign cimes to roam,
lie sought Columbia's genial strand,
Where Freedom made her home;
And joining with the galaul few
Who fought for Freedoms cause,
His trusty sword he nobly drew,
To gain her rights and laws.
No coward fear or terror dire.
His valiant soul could feel;
Nor cleaning sword or flashing fire, :
Could daunt his heart OF steel.
His breast beat high 10 face the foe
With unrelentiug furce,-
: A barrier in his path to throw,
And stem his onward course.
He met them on Savannah's plaiu,
In shining armof bright;
With such a horde it seemed in vain,
So small band should fight.
But ,rus, ng in a power divine,
To guide him aud defend,
lie gives the word: 20 God It's thine,
The righteous 10 bcfriend ~
With lofty brow and beaming eye
The noble warrior Stood,
While round him roso the battle cry,
And llow'd the crimson flood;
And sud lie viewed The dreadful scene
: OF havoc and dsmay,
And well his noble heart, | wecp, ...
Had cause for grief that day.
His valiant soldiers far around,
Were falling thick and fast, .a.
Like Autumn leaves upon the ground,
Or chaff before The blast;
But yet. undaun'cd At The sight,
He foremost nobIy sprang,
And rushed 10 join the thick ming fight,
Amid the furious clans.
" On, comrades on !! and join The fray"
Ho shouts with ev'ry breath,
@-"We'll fight glorious fight this day,
For Liberty or Dealhm
His voice is heard amid the din,
Nor is it heard in vain;
For man(ully they strove 10 win,
And victory did gain.
But mid the shouts of joy that rose,
J. Was heard sadt,ening wall,
I. A MI while around The warriors close,
z They hear The sald'ning ,alc,-
That, when the doubtful field 10 gain,
- Pulaskirushcd .belnre,
lie fell corpse upon The ground,
All ,wcIi'ring in his gore
With slined sobs and fearful eyes,
The vet'rans turned aside,
Aud vainIy strove to hush their sighs,-
Their poignant grief to hide:
Bus humbly to heav'n's wilI'hey bowed, ,
The valiant and the brave
They wrap, him in martial shruud,
And laid him in his grave.
But friends who love his CHERISHED name,
And weep his mournful fate.
A monument Of glorious fame
Most worthy Of the great-
Have built above the gallant dead,
Ills noble deeds to tell
And proudly doth it rear its head
Where brave Pulaski fell
ATTIcUs.
Charleston, S. c. Nry. 1919.
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10

The Great Remcdy for rheumatism, Gout, Pam
IN the Side. Hip. Back, Limbs and Joints,
scrguia, Kings Eoil. Whitc Secllings,<Hard
Tumors, stiff Joints, and all Fired Pains
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Marsh. Julia D.
McCarvcr. ]. l.. DE-
NJ oorc, Miss a.
Mayor, William
Mary, Clemson
McCariy, William
McCarIy, J. j.
Miles, Aqrila
Penn, 'I'Ilos. J.
Pail, Mrs. VI ary
Parker, 7'hos. J.
Parlin, Jane
Paun, B.
Pow, Margaret
Prcscoar, James B,
rice, Thos. D.
Ouz,s, John Ii.
Ready, Mary A. T.
tandrum, WcyIaud
Smith, a. NJ.
Sanders, John
SPIN, William
Shclsrove. Benz.
Smith, Charles
Thompson. Gen. w,
'Tossarr, w. H.
Iornpkins, j: Esq.
Toles. Robert
Tompkins, F. A.
Talbert, JAWS
Whaliey. Sherley
Wilson, L. r.
Youugblood, Arthur
L. PENN, P. NJ.
3, IS
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"a TIUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting OF
Blood, Conghs, Colds, Asthma, Pam in The
Side Bronchitis, llooping Cough and all Pull
''' TESTn oNIALs.
Extracts from Certificates which can be seen
in full by calling upon the Agents:
MIR. 4. L. ScorM.-HavinS been afflicted
with most distressing Cough until my Lungs
became Infected To such Il degree thai | WAS
continually splitting blood; and being under
the care of an able physician, without ohianing
any relief until procured q hottie Of DR.. Rod
gers Liverwort aud Tar, which restored me 10
heuth in very slull time.
J. FINCH.
Cincinnati. Nov. 5, 1914.
From. the Hon. Judge William Burke, iale
Postmaster Of the city of Cincinnati for more
than twenty years.
. The statement of Justice Finch is entitled 10
the fullest confidence Of the. public. can fully
corrnbora,e what lie has said, having used the
medicine myself with the most decided benefit.
WILLIAM BURKE.
Cincinnati. Aug. 12, 1916.
a REMARKABLY CURE or CONSUMPTION.
Mr.. ScorN-l was taken with n most dis
tressIng cough and my lungs became so dis
cased that hled in shor, time several quarts.
was reduced so low that all Of my friends,
and even my physicians. thought | must die oI
CONSUMPTION. My brother hearing of The
remarkable cures made by DI. Rogers Liver
wort and Tar procured II bottle. and before
had taken one half nl it, it seemed to 60 10 the
very seat of the disease. raised large quan-
tiiy Of phlegm and matter, end my cough was
stopped as by charm. And by its use wus
restored 10 perfect health.
GABRIEL WHITEHEAD.
Sworn 10 and subscribed this 26,h Nov, lSl7.
Fl. E. SPENCER, Mayor Of Cincinnati.
[Extrac, from a Letter from the Rev. Henry
Wiscman.
Mr.. Il. L. ScoriH-As Dr.. Rodgers Liver
wort aud Tar has been the means Of snalching
my companion from Il premature grave!
feel uudel the obligation TO rive my influence
10 the circulation of so valuable medicine.
HENRY WlSEMAN.
Patriot, Gallia CO., o Dec. 23, lS4G.
From DR.. Wilson,
have been the family physician Of Mr..
Wisemau rnr tie last Twelve years; during
that time Mrs Wiseman las hcen suffering
from diseased lnngs. hnd finally all the <ymp.
toms of Pulmonary Consumption appeared.
All the usual remedies failed. Al this lime she
commenced using Dir. Rodgers Livcrwurt and
Tar II acted like Charm. In Il few days
she declared herself nearly we'll have M
doubt of its virtues, and would c!Ieertnlly rr-
commend it to persons afflicted with diseased
lungs. II. Il. WILSON, N. d.
prtrint (,altir county OhIO.
BEWARE or COSTERrEITs.
n. B.-The gcnnnc article is signed. air..
drc,c Rogers" on The engraved WRAPPER around
each hnitlc.
" PElcE-S1 per bottle. or six bottles 70;
So. Suld wholesale and ailhy
SCOVlL & MEAD,
Il3 Charres St, N. Orleans.
General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by John D. CHASE, Edscrd
q. H., WARDLAw 81 DEXDY, hhhevilc Z. Ii
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List of Letters

I'd EMAINING in the Post Office at
Il a Edgefield c. H., for the quarter end
iru 3(ib lima 1910
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EsvSs7gssa Ito the ,EaEa

EsTGe9Ssaa TO tslc oEaEa
Nt' this district, a negro man who says
W his name is EDMUND, and that he
belongs to Mr.. Henry Tippance. living
about seven miles below Yorkvile Village,
S. T.. Said fellow is ABOUT five feet, e sht
inches high, between 20 and 81 years Of
age and Of dark complexion; he has scar
on the forehead and also one over his right
eye, he says he runaway about three weeks
since.
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges aud take him
away, or he will be dc7lt with as the law
directs.
II. r. SPANN JED.
June 6 If ~
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oa'Whoso pigs are these my lad p.
whey they belong 10 that there big
SOW ''2'nif@ ="
mo mean! who is their master!'
~ 'Whoy,' again answered the lad, that
little 'un there ;iie's rare 'un to fight
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nn"eH n, MS u r.
ho"ey' hi,S' - ! ~,
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p"'s'p". p,,l,'s.',. 1a',a n.eo
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Coluel' C MISS ,,: H"".S 1'
Co,iner' MISS . ane
CcIay'erwps' hoDer
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Cofucr' J'l'" H.
Croncn' Il isaac C.
G, I,anne,u' NJ, ~
Deioach' l II, To'l's
Dnyrurreg y ~ l 1a.'y Gy
Deianse, ~ .m y ~. W. "e"'o' e.
Gflnln' Mom; j. w.
lIreen, maf'ha
Gou.a' G, GgGrse M;Is s,r,I,
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Caution.

All of the above named articles are sold only
genuine by .COMSTOCK g. CO., SO Poydras
street. New Orleans. COMSTOCK& BRO
THEIRS, 60 Second ST., 81. Louis, and COM
STOCK d. CO., 81 Courtand ST., New York,
Proprelu,s of the Original and only Genuine
Magical Pain Extractor. Has also on hand q
complete assortment Of Soaps and gerfumery,
which will he sold lower thar atsdny other
house in the United States for cash:
Also FOR sale by ]. D. CHASE,E Apotheca-
ries Hall, Edgcfcld &. II. S. e.
April 25 1870, 12m IA
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DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup oI
FIiVerSyOrt and TaE'.

A SAFE and certain cure Tor CONSUMP-
IA TIUN OF THE LUNGS, Splitting Of
Blood, Conghs, Colds. Asthma, Pain in The
Side, Bronchitis, lloopiag Cough and all Pull
n,on,ry Affectious
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Il3 Charlrcs ST.. N. Orleans.

General Agents for the Southern States.
Also, sold by John D. CHASE, Edsclirld
g. H., WARDLAw Il DESpY, hhbevllc {. Ii =,
]. BARnETT d. ca. and HAvn.ASR.-Risr.Ey tI
Co., Augusta Gia., and HAvILASn, HARRALL
IL CO., and p. NJ. ConES, Charleston, South
Carolina.
Feb % 1y
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REcEIrE; FOR SORE EYEs.-A loving
husband once waited ona physician, to
request him to prescribe for his wife's
eyes, which were sore.
- Let her wash lbem,' said the doctor
every morning with small glass ol
brandy -"
A few weeks after, the doctor shanced
TO meet the husband. fa-,:
,'Wel, my friend, has your wife fol.
lowed my advice :
','4'She has done every thing in her
power to do it, DOCTOR said the spouse,
but she never could get the glass higher
than her mouth 49, @s.... -,
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Kccp You Feet DrHs

Remember, to preserve health, the fset sts6Byss
be kept dry, aud that the OIL OFTANfNsj
renders leather water proof and doubles lis
rabilily. Also used Gor Harness and Carriage
fonS
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Our Baltimore Correspondsnee.

BALTIMORE, Aug. IL, 1S49.
Quite spirited contest has been going for some
time between our beef butchers and class Of speeus
tors, or middle men," who have stepped in between
them and the grsricrs;- who, by buying up I'll the
stock before II reaches the market and having an un-
derstsnding among themselves, have been enabled to
establish their prices well 10 hold up the best
cattle for the northern markets Those that worn
down by travel brought into the market here and
those that will bear driving to Philadelphia are held
back The butchers have consequently resolved TO put
down the combination by refusing TO buy from middle
inviting the drovers and grAsers TO bring their
cattle 70 market nsuring them prompt sales good
prices, and ready cash.
The jewelry store Of Mr. j. ". MeLaushlia, on Pratt
goods Of various descriptions TO the amount $500
The democrats of the ffth Congressional district Of
Maryland assembled In convention yesterday at Ches
tcrtown and nominated Samuel NJ. Mcora~, Esq, Of
Hartford their candidate to represent the district In
the next house Of Representatives.
The present close division OF parties In the next
House Of Representatives will give additional interest
to the elections 10 this state In October The demo-
Gratis calculate 10 make gsin OF at least two membcrs
and the wings far ascertain have but little
confidence IN their rbiiity to prevent ~ However,
ere sanguipe that they will even be able 90 make
gain in this district and hold their own In other SEQ
ticns ~ the state.
The fall trade Of Baltimore is certainly opening with
unusual vixor and many stranss faces The unsbatsd
h. ah the city, and the routes ~ travel south and
West being Of cholera certsinly have the sd
vantage Of the northern cities and QUE merchants
determined to make the NEST Of 10. indie a. have
never teen such activity early In the nov
prevails Our hotels ave RAPIDLY Gllinr up and 10
fuste ard activity where few weeks siaes nOsh pg
conpaiatvely was doing
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Leaving less than in 1913. =.

Leaving less than in 1s4s ....... tons 300, 900
In this estimae, it will be observed that have not
allowed the usual deduction of tonnage the canals
during the fall months and have supposed the
Schuylki canal to remain open and the railway to be in
full work till next year. We have done this, supposing
that active demand will set in during the coming
month, and the increase in that case, from Schuylk
county, will about make up the difference There will
theL be falling of in the consumption OF coal there
will be short supply, amounting in either case, to
100000 tons,
No increase is generally supposed in the demand for
1649 and whatever falling of there may be In the
by manufacturers, lowing to the inactivity which pre-
walls alike here and in all Europe will it is supposed
be taken by the known increase Of coal consuming
houses and steam vessels.
The Coal Mining Association held their regular
monthly meeting on Saturday last No business OF i'm
portance done. The conditions and prospects Of
the trade discussed, and the conclusion seemed
general that during the month Of September there
would be a revival Of business.
II these calculations correct there is every pro-
liability Of anthracite coal ruling very high the ap-
preaching winter and it would, therefore, be advisable
for consumers to lay in their stocks early. The in
creased consumption annually amounts to about one
hundred and fifty thousand tons, which, added to the
estimated deficiency, makes decrease in the aggregate
supply Of 1000 tons.