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DON'T FORGET.
RON'T forget, when in want Of Cit
we carry three Of the most popular
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WITHERS ADICKES.
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
OUR stock is generally full, butwe are now re-
ceiving additions for Fall Trade, which will
make our assortment very complete-more so
than at any previous time.
HARDWARE.
AS before announced we intend giving special
attention to- Hardware, and have the best assort-
ment in this market. We mention some things
in stock. Nails of all kinds-Cut, Brad, Hinge,
Wrought, Finishing, Picture, etc. Hinges Of all
kinds, Tacks, Screws, Butts-loose, joint and
plain; Gravity Locking Blind Hinges, Ellnd,
Door and Gate Fastenings; Hooks OF all KINDS,
Hand, Shoe, Tack and Smiths Sledge Hammers;
Hatchets Axes of several kinds; Drawing
Knives, Sheep Shears, Files, Rasps, Augers, Bits,
Braces, Fly, Rat, Mouse and Steel Traps; Spirit
Levels-large and pocket, and glasses TOR same;
Squares, Tape Measures, Rules, Marking Gauges,
Saws, Gun Locks and parts Of same; Breech
and Muzzle Loading Guns. We will get you a
gun at any price from S. to $780, and guarantee
satisfaction. Powder, Shot, Caps, Cartridges OF
all kinds, Locks of every kind, Grindstones and
Fixtures, Steelyards and Scalebeams, We'll
Wheels, Buckets and Galvanized Chains; Cut
lery in great variety; Carving, Kitchen, Pocket
and Table Knives, Bolts, Potware, Preserving
Kettles, Waffle Irons, Picks, Mattocks, Flows,
Horse and Mule Shoes, Planes, Monkey Wrench
es Pincers, Compasses. Scissors, Kazors, BACK Back
Scythes, Bush Hooks, Shovels, Forks. Curry
Combs, Brushes-Horse, Backing, Whitewash,
etc. Plane, Saw, Pick and Axe Handles, and
lots of other things
NEW CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
Just received, Lamps, Vases, beautiful Glass
ware. New patterns at very low prices. Jelly
Tumblers with close-titting tin tops at Ct cents.
Fruit Jars, new lot. Any part of a Lamp sup
piled.
TINWARE.
Large lot just received, and we now have al
most everything in this line. Glass Oil Can in
Tin, can't leak. Decorated Chamber Sets in Tin
and Crockery cheap. Window Glass of all sizes,
and Putty.
GROCERIES.
Our variety is the most extensive in this mar
ket. We Wedon'tallow our neighbors to outstrip us
in goods or prices. WITHERS ADICEES.
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splendid buildingsand streets regularly laid
out The wealth of the gold and silver
kings can be seen on all sides. The Palace
Hotel, at which am stopping, is the finest
building have ever seen, except some State
or National building. No hotel in New
York will compare with it, and yet the rates
of board are low.
The climate here astonishes me more than
ANYTHING else. I have been here for three
days and have found it necessary to wear my
overcoat every day, to be comfortably warm.
The wind blows perfect gale all the time,
particularly of evenings, and is so damp and
chilly as to make it wintry in midsummer.
The natives call it the trade wind. The
people here wear the same texture of cloth
ing all through the year, and am told that
in the winter it is seldom any cooler than at
present. YORK.
Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer.
NOTES FROM BETHEL.
BETHEL, S. c., August 2s.-The commu-
nion meeting begins at Bethel Church, on
Friday, 31st instant. The pastor, Rev. Mr..
Webb, expects to be assisted by Rev. T. r.
English.
gational singing will be glad to know that
we are having singing school in Bethel
taught by Mr.. John W. Riddle, of Begonia,
N. G. It is hoped that all who attend will
be diligent in trying to learn while they
have so excellent an opportunity.
have been informed that every negro
living on Graham Quarter, in the Point,
is down with fever. They are attended by
Doctors Campbell and Patrick. So far there
has been only one death.
Mr.. and Mrs Isaac Fairies, Mrs. Clinton
Patrick and Mrs. Eliza Mckenzie, have
gone on a visit to relatives in Caldwell
county, n. G.
Quite a number of persons from this vi
cinity took jaunt recently to Kings Noun
tain battle-ground. Among the number
were Squire and Mrs. Adams and Rev. Mr..
Webb. STYLUS.
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.

r REPRESENT some::ofthe most reliable lnsu-
4 rance Companies in the United States, ana am
prepared to take risks on COTTON GINS, GIN
HOUSES and CONTENTS, and MACHINERY,
and all other classes of property, on the most ia
vorable terms.
FOR SALE.-New Elliott Gins Old Gins re-
paired at short notice.
p'''' W. w. H. McCORKLE, Agent.
August % 81 I'M
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OBITU AIRY.

DIED-Of congestive fever, on Tuesday, the
a1st Of August. NELLIE REBECCA DAVI-
son, eldest daughter of Hugh E: and Ella NJ
Dawson, aged years months and q days.
Another bud too fair for earth was plucked to
bloom in perpetual beauty in the Paradise OF God.
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LOWRYSVILLE ACADEMY,
TOWNSVILLE, s. &.

TOWNSVILLE, S. c.
@ THE next Term of the Townsville
MAs, School will open on the lST MON
W{4$S DAY OF SEPTEMBER, with
WY Prot JOHN II. BINGHAM, \. NJ,
49, Principal.
F.. w. PRESLEY, A. B., Assistant.
Miss SUE f. LOWRY, Instructress in Music:
Tuition from $1.5O to $3.50 per month. Located
in a healthy, moral and religious community.
For further information, address Rev. w. IT..
MATTHEW'S Chairman Board of Trustees
J. G. LOWRY, Clerk of Board.
August 80 30 At
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WittkoWsky & Baruch.

To the friends and acquaintances OF this Ola
established house, living all over the country,
there is no need of introduction, but we deem it
only proper to call the attention OF the people
who are so situated, living miles and miles away
from u.s. that we are now in position TO otfer
facilities to purchasers of Dry Goods, etc., that
are not eauafled outside of New York.
After many months of patient waiting and
anxiety the large corps Of artisans and mechanics
that have been employed are about to vacatee,
leaving behind them everything so perfect In all
appointments and requirements for the transac-
tfon of an immense business that on entering
this Mart of Fashion one can Immediately. OBJ
serve that every detail that experience could de-
sire or taste could suggest has been attended to.
Everything that in anyway could add to the
comfort and convenience Of customers has been
zealously looked after and provided for. The
premises have been enlarged to more than four
times its former capacity, while several new
departments have been added, all of which are
entirely new features, and supplying a want
that has long been felt in this section. All these
vast Improvements, provided at an immense
outlay OF capital, must necessarily have telling
effect on the business interests Of this growing
and beautiful city. For now ladies Of the most
refined tastes, for which the two Carolinas are
proverbial, can find in this establishment every
requisite of wardrobe for either street or toilet.
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HUNTER & OATES.

HUNTER & OATES.
OFFERING
AUGUST BARGAINS
ssThe Mammoth.
You will find partial list of our Bargains.
Is not what we want We want money on the
counter, and not in the goods.
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
And want you to see our goods get our prices,
and then YOU will be convinced of the fact that
we mean to sell goods cheap.
REMEMbEh
Now is the time to purchase WINTER CLOTH
ING at greatly reduced prices.
Entire stock Of Spring and Summer Goods at
and below bottom prices, and welnVlte an lnspec-
ton Of the same.
WHITE GOODS.
Plaid Muslin, Nainsook, Barred Muslin, Victo-
ria Lawn, India Lawn, Persian Lawn, SWISS
Muslin, plain and dotted Muslin and all colors
of Tarleton. These goods must be sold.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Ladies' Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats, in all
the latest shapes and styles, Misses and Chill
drer's Hats of every description, Silks and Sat-
ins in all the new shades and colors. grand
display of Ribbons, White and Colored Illusion,
White and Colored Beaded Nets, Feathers,
Flowers, Plumes, Tips, Hat Ornaments Vaiing,
Rufiing.
Don't forget our stock of Bleached and Brown
Domestics, Dress and Domestic Ginghams, Drill
ling, Paids, Cottonades, Bed Ticks, Table Linen,
Crash, Towels, Linens, DC.
DRESS GOODS.
Our entire stock of Dress Goods, at low figures.
MUST BE SOLD.
Crockery and Glassware.
THIS MONTH
Is the time to buy Shoes cheap. Mems, Boys,
Ladies', Misses and Children's Shoes at low
prices.
Trv the "Ironsides' Corset. The double-hip
Ironsdes Corsets are the best. We guarantee
them to be the strongest and most durable Cor
set ever made, and one trial will convince any
lady of this fact.
You coming to town this week? If so, do not
fail to call at the "Mammoth."
Tobacco, Snuff, Hardware, Cutlery, Cigars, No
tions, Jewelry, Hats, Parasols, Fans, Umbrellas.
Gloves, Hose Handkerchiefs, Collars, Cuffs,
Shirts, Drawers, Books, Paper, Ink, Pens, States.
Pencils, Picture Cords, Combs, &c, DC.
GIVE US A CALL.
HUNTER & OATES.
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STOVES.

WYE still keep, and can get at short notice, any
w kind of Stove made by the SERGEANT
MANUFACTURING CO., of Greensboro, n. C..
The Tropic No. is the most popular Stove sold.
We have them at prices less than any Stove made
North can be boug ght at, quality taken into con-
sideraton They will last longer than any Stove
made North. See advertisement OF Sergeant
Manufacturing Co., on the 4th page Of this paper.
HERNDON BROTHERS.
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RELIGIONS Notice.

Religious Notice.
Communion services will be held at Ebenezer,
on the first Sabbath in September. Preaching
will commence Friday, August 3lst, by Rev. W.
B. Jenning.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will be
administered in the Presbyterian Church at Fort
Mill, on the second Sabbath in September.
Preaching will commence on Thursday night,
September 9th. Preaching by Rev. DIR. Woods,
of Charlotte JAMES H. THORNWELL.
August 80 35 1t
Prophet HOnOred in His own Country.
Some people are welded to the foolish notion
that there is no excellence in anything that does
not Bear foreign mark. "Tis distance that
lends enchantment to the VIEW" But we are
living in practical age. High-sounding names
were once of much avail, but they are found now
to be empty things. Merit is the guinea stamp
that indicates true worth. Here is remedy that
stands the tests of experience. AS gold grows
brighter by usage, so is this medicine the more
appreciated as it becomes better known. The
large and increasing sales of Norman's Neutral
iZng Cordial effected in the little State OF South
Carolina, the home Of this wonderful remedy, is
the surest proof that a prophet is honored in his
own country. .... ...
August30 30 IL
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gpetial Mot1tss.

Religious Notice.
There will be communion service at Beth
Shiloh Church on the rstSabbath in September
preaching commencing on the preceding day at
IL O'Clock, A. NJ. r. F. TAYLOR, Pastor.
Aupnst 30 35 IL
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MISUNDERSTANDING NOTICE.

4 Ill persons indebted to DR.. JOHN j. MILL
" LER, deceased. are requested to make pay
ment to the undersigned, and those having de-
nlands against said estate will present them duly
atteStcd.
NARY o. MILLER, Administrators
August 23 n u
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New Departures.

We feel that nowhere on this continent is there
a wider field for progress than in the balmy val
leys of the lovely South. Ourselves animated
and imbued with the most enthusiastic spirit for
the elevation and advancement Of commercial
interests of our section, determined to keep
abreast Of the times. With new and advanced
ideas crowding out the old, pluck instead of
luck, cash instead of credit, ability in place of
cheek, science and energy beating down the
old fogy plan of doing business, old goods and and
long prices find no resting place with us. Our
motto is and shall be
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-08-30
JOHN MAY, JR.
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,

GROCERIES, GROCERIES,,
AND
Dealer in General Merchandise.
(,OME and see me and will sell you Groceries
I J as cheap as any House in Yorkville.
Sugar Coffee and Rice sold cheap, at
JOHN MAY, Jr's.
Meal, Flour, Bacon and Lard sold cheap at
JOHN MAY, Jr's.
Candy, Common and French, at
JOHN MAY, Jr's.
Fresh and pure Pickles, Deviled Ham, and
Sardines, at JOHN MAY, Jrs.
Just arrived, Jelies in both goblets and Wine
glasses, at JOHN MAY, or
Tobacco, Cigars, Cigarettes and Snuff: at
JOHN MAY, Jr's.
Everything in the Grocery line is at
JOHN MAY, Jr's.
Granulated Sugar, fine and coarse, at
JOHN MAY, Jr.'s Grocery Store.
Grist, both fine and coarse, at j. MAY, Jrs.
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IRISH POTATOES FOR SALE.

an BUSHELS Of Early Rose, Irish Potatoes
~ for sale at S1.OO per bushel Apply to W,
DAVE GRIST, at the "ENQUIRER" Office.
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POWDER.

have a supply or Hazard Gun and Blasting
Powder to furnish to the Wholesale trade IN this
section of country at manufacturers prices:
FFFg Kentucky Rifle, 25 tb Kegs, 30
FFFg Kentucky Rifle, II! ID Kegs, ,..".....3 90
FFFg Kentucky Rifle, ct tb Kegs,....."... l ~.
Blasting Powder, 25 b Kegs 10.
JOHN r. ASHE, Agent.
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HARDWARE,

We carry full stock in this department; and
claim to have nearly everything that the trade re,
to l2 inches. All sizes of Refined Tire Iron from
Il by to 2by /, and nearly all the odd sizes Of
square, round and band Iron. All sizes OF Drill
and Pick Cast Steel, Steelyards and Scale Bal
riety to enumerate, on which I can please the
trade in priceS
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THB DRY GOODS PALACE
OF THE
SOUTH! /!

nERHAPS the most important event in the
history Of the Dry Goods business in this
section is the completion of the magnificent es-
tob isbuaDt Of
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COLCOCK & MILLER.


Justly Celebrated Brands OF TOBACCO,
Manufactured at Walkerstown, n. G. These
Goods are the best ever offered
IN THIS OR ANY OTHER MARKET.
and we know You will become converted to it
and chew no other'
BOUTS AND ohoEo' oooIo 1>NO oilo-.,'
BOOTS AND SHOES, BOOTS AND SHOf'S.
Fine Hand.Sewed Mems London, frencn or
New Orleans Box-Ioeo congress.
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Orders by Mail.

Our Mail and Express Department is now so
thoroughly organized that ladies living outside Inside
as much certainty of satisfaction as if they were
personally present. Samples sent to any part OF
the United States. Canada or Mexico, on applica-
tion. All orders amounting to ten dollars and up
wards delivered free Of Express or Mail charges.
WITTK0WSKY g. BARUCH,
CHARLOTTE, n. C. e..
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PARISH & MCKNIGHT.
BEST IN THE DECK.

IF you want the best in the deck, Of anything,
4 call on HAPPY CAL.
If youw the incest Sugar in York, you can
find it at HAPPY GALS.
If you want the best Coffee, he always has it.
Everything nice and fresh.
Everything you can call for in the Fancy Gro
Gerry line: Desicated Cocoanut, something nice
for pies and puddings; Gelatine, Cream Tartar,
Corn Starch, and, in fact everything in the Fan
cy line. Cut Loaf Sugar, pulverized Sugar and
Fancy Candies. Come and see us.
PARISH IL MCKNIGHT.
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GROCERIES.

A fresh lot of the celebrated Brunswick Hams.
Lightning Cross Cut Saws, Hand Saws, &c. My
stock is complete, both in Fancy and Heavy Gro
ceries. w. G.. LATIMER.
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SOAP, SOAP.

TUST received large lot of Laundry Soap,
Oh and can give extra bargains by the box.
LATTA BROTHERS.
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HARNESS

CARRIAGE, Buggy, Wagon and Plow Har,
I ness, which cannot be beat rs to quality and
prices. u. II. OLEAf1'
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BOUND TO SUCCEED.
We. intend to make success of the Grocery
business, unless it is very cold night. II you
do not object, you can buy some DRY GOODS
from an old fat boy. near the depot who is Hap
py Cal s niece. He is good as four aces.
HAPPY CAL.
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NEW GOODS.

T. HAVE just opened new line Of Hats and
I Caps, suitable for old men, young men, youths,
bows and children, and can and will sell them
lower than ever known to the trade in Yorkville.
have them in all styles, colors, grades and Sizes
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NOTICE
rs hereby given that the firm of c. G. PARISH
l & CO., composed of the undersigned and Mr.
T. B. McCLAIN, doing business near the depot.
is dissolved by mutual consent. All business OF
the above-named firm will be settled by Mr.. II.
b. McCLAIN, whose authority is hereby ac-
knowledged. G. &. PARISH.
August 30 81 ly
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FULL stock of Saddles, all home manufac-
n ture, which must be sold. Prices guaran-
teed as low as can be bought anywhere.
G.. H. O'LEARY.
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GROCERIES.

In this line we are slightly disfgured by the
dry weather, but are still in the ring, witha full
supply and ready to serve the trade at as low
prices as any in the city. ..
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NEW GOODS.
OUR stock is generally full, but we are now re:
u ceiving additions for Fall Trade, which vii
make our assortment very complete-more sc
than at any previous time.
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SLIPPERS.

Sippersi in all sizes for Ladies'.
Slippers in all sizes for Children.
Slippers and Low -Quartered Shoes ,all Sizes for
Men and Boys.
A most superb stock of Laces.
Embroidery, Everlasting Trimming, Tucking
Putting and all kinds of White Trimmings Also
a large line of Colored Trimmings for Linens and
White Goods, at
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BAUU1NW AND IIES'
WYE have received our stock of BagginE ant
w Ties and are now prepared to furnish oul
customers with their supply.
LATTA BROTHERS.
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DONFSTICS.

can give better goods at lower prices IN this
line than ever before, and offer fresh arrivals.
1000 Yards Piedmont A Shirting.
1000 yards Piedmont Shirting.
1000 Yards bleached 7, and A Shirting.
1000 yards Domestic Checks and Ginghams.
$500 yards Standard Prints.
1000 Yards Ticking all grades and prices, and
a full line of other Dry Goods and Notions, suit
able to the wants of the trade at prices which in
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This Department is still on boom and turn
ing out work daily Satisfaction guaranteed IN
every instance.
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JOHN R. ASHE.

CHARLOTTE, n. Z.
August 10 33 OH
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17
SHARON In HARD LUCK.

His Putative Wife Enters Claim TO His
Hand and Estate-She Doesn't Care Much
for the Latter but Wants the Honor of
tho Name-A Queer Com Dlication.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 16-The statement
of ex-senator Sharon, telegraphed from
Sharon, claiming the suit against him to
have been brought for the purpose of
blackmailing, has brought VIM. W. W.Nielson,
the complainant, to the fore, and tho
Chronicle tomorrow will publish Nelson's
statement OF the case. First Nelson gives
copies of the marriage contract between
Wn. Sharon and Miss Hill as follows; In
the city and county of San Francisco, state
of California, the 25th day of Aug, A. D,
1880. I,Serah Althea Hill, of said city and
county of San Francisco,aged twenty-seven
years, do hereby, in the presence of Al
mighty God, take Senator VIM. Sharon, of
state of Nevada, to be my lawful and
welded husband, and do hereby acknowl
edge and declare myself to be the wife of
Senator Wm. Sharon, Of the state of Ne
vada SARAH ALTEEA HILL.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 25, 1901 agree
not to make known the contents of the
paper or its existence for Two years, unless
Mr.. Sharon himself sees fit to make it
known. s. A. HILL.
In this city and county of San Francisco.
state of California, the 9th day of August,
A. D., 1880, I, Senator VIM. Sharon Of the
state of Nevada, aged sixty years, do here,
in the presence of Almighty God, take
Sarah Althea Hill, of the city of San Fran
cisco, to be my lawful and welded wife,
and do hereby ackloIledge myself to be
the husband of Sarah Althea Hill.
WILLIAM SHARON, of Nevada.
Nelson claims to have compared the
writing OF the above contract with about
fifty letters in Sharon's handwriting, and
finds the writing, especially the signature
of Sharon, to be identical. In addition
Nelson claims to have letters in his pos
session written by Sharon to Miss Hill
from Washington, in which he addresses
her as follows:
SENATE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Jan. 25.-My lear Wife: I herewith send
you $500, which hope will pay your obli-
cations for this month, as don't want to
pay any more this week, as I am rather
short. Yours affectionately,
VIM. SHARON.
Ex-senator Sharon, it is also alleged,
gave Miss Hill an Introduction to Thorn,
manager of the Grand hotel, in which
Sharon mentioned Miss Hill as lady of
unblemished character and family. Furth
ermore when Miss Flora Sharon was mar
ried to Sir Thomas Haskell, Miss Hill was
installed as mistress of cerem onies.
Nelson also refutes the charge of black
mailing, stating that the lady is not in
want, that she has been offered $500 a
month and 100000 paid in hand to give
up documents and sign final acquittance.
What she wants is to be recognized that
she is Sharon's wife.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-17
RAIA WAY NOTES.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.

Especial Telegram to the Globe
CEIoAGo, Sept. 16.--At the regular
monthiy meeting OF Chicago railroad PAS
senger aud ticket agents the morning was
devoted to the assessment of fines for at
sentees and to the granting of few re-
quests for special reductions. The after
noon session was occupied in a slight
alteration of western rates made necessary
by the completion of the Texas d St.
Louis road from Cairo, Ill, to Waco and
other points in Texas. The new road is
almost an air line and the old lines were
obliged TO make general although slight
reduction to competing points. Among
the most i'm portant are: 70 Austin, Tex i,
from $35.4O to $3.50; Lathrop, Cal,
$1O9.45 to $1O990; Los Angeles, Cal,
SlO9.59 to Sl09.90; Portland, Organ, via
San Francisco, $124.45 to 1850; via
Northern Pacific. STA, limited S112.50;
Redding, San Francisco aud San Jose,
Cal. $l09 .45.to $108. 80; Santa Ee, $50.55
to $50.