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The morning news., 1889-04-27

LrvERrooG April 25 noon.-Cotton steady,
with fair demand American midIliug G1; sales
TO- lO) la rs, for speculation and export 1000;
receipts 5000 bale3-Ancrcan f,j0l
Futures American raidliiug. low mid Hin ?
clause, ADr delivery SD; iprl and Nay
delivery l-6lI; June AMI ''Iy 9 26id; July
and August delivery 9 i-649 s 2Gil. August and
S ptember Q 6l-G+Bj b4Gld September and
October ff-Gft. October and November delig-
cry 3lGH. Market firm.
the tenders OF iiveries at to-days clearngs
amounted TO COZ bales new dOckets. and 400
The weekly cotton statistics are MS follows:
Total sales 3 900 bales american @ 020 bales.
trade talings including forwarded from saips
total import ll 900 bales A neric1u 80 900 bales
total stock s-pUJD bales -- hmcrican G1}.UII
bales: total ahoat iiG,0JO bales American
800 p. in-sales Of the day included ZsU
bales Of American.
Futures .n.rcan middling. low middine
claus, April delivery l-Gid. value; huril and
IavGt Gll volue; Way and Jun 2-Gld. scars;
June and Fuly 2-id. il-rs; July and H-gst
6 t-G4I. seler-. August and september @! lid,
nll.rs: -Utember and October 1f-H ), b. y-r5t
October aud November 5 -Ctl sellers; sep
teaiber GtGii, sellers. Futures quiet bJt
40 .. m.-Fuures: American niIdlio,,
low miiilnE ciaHse. April delivery GiHld.
value; April and Way 61Gh, value. Nay .n.I
june G 2Gid. sellers June aul jrlY 2tii
sellers; July aud August f-Gid. sellers; hu-
glsr and September - 5iI. sellers. ee1tem.
Der I'D October 5it1ld. buyers, october anI
Nov mber D 3tGfd buyers; September " a'',
seller Marie closed steady
NEW YCHB. April 20. noon Cotton quiet;
mi ding uplanIs 80 li-lJc middI1s Orleans
IL 3-IG.. sales to-day 30 bales
Futures Market opened firm with sales as
follows: April ievrY 10 zoe; May delivery
lo7c: June delivery 10 SIC; July deiivery
i0s e. August delivery 10 Ole; September de-
sol D. m Cotton closed quiet: sales 20
day 20 bales; miIulng uplands l0 1j-i5c, mid
dli 2 Orleans II BIC, net receipts 715 bales,
gross 4,8}9.
Futures Market closed qmet with sqles Of
5000 bales a. follows: April delivery 10 766g
10 77c. Nay delivery 10 7G6Dl0 nc, June D..
livery 10 79d 10 SOC, July 10 50iO 3Gc August
10 s9nI0 90c, September 10 23Gb 10 &c, October
9OG9 Gle soteuber - 4s SIC. December
2 sl0sg Soc January 92lL8 93c, February 10 Oh
q 10 03c March 10 09Hi0 i0c.
The Saa's potton review says: Cotton fu
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Per Charleston ana savannah Railway. April
% 9 car bblg, 4 cars wood, I box tools, ! car
baBanas rs bils goods, bIls steel nests
trunks, 8 pigs tobacco, bale hides, II sofas Il
sdeboards, 3 wagons case goods.
Per savannah, Florida and Western Railway,
April 2j-ll0 bales cotton, 1866 bbs rDsin. 5i3
b6ls spirits turuenrine 81 cars lumber. 20 horses.
$40 boxes oranges. 2,471 crates vegetables. 6la
bols vegetables I refrigerator strawOerr 3, 40
bblg rice, Z bbls potatoes, cars wood. II crates
squashes, bbls syrup, 10 pigs mdse Is bJls
rublaVe
The morning news., 1889-04-27

NAVAL SToREs.-The receipts for the past
week have been 3,9ll barrels spirits turpentine
and Q, ,9S5 barrels rosu. The Xports were , 50
barrels spirits turpentine aud 9,532 barrels rosin
moving as follows: 10 New York, 54l barrels
barrels spirits turpeutlne and IA barrels rOS.n:
to Baltimore, 366 barrels spirits turpeutine and
3l43 barrels rosin; TO Philadelphia, Is2 barrels
spirits turpentine and 81 barrels rosin; to the
interior, ,57 barrels spirits turpe eltrne and "a
barrels rosn; TO Boston 3l3 barrels spirits tur-
peutine and l9S barrels rosin to Rotterdam
200 barrels spirits turpentine and 2S92 barrels
rosin; to TaEanrog. 2ll4 barrels ro.in The fol
lowing are the Board of Trade quotations:
Rosin-A, B, C, D ami E 81 0Q. 81 0@l6 @
81 O5, H 81 IS, l 81 %, K 81 PIE, NJ 81 40, N
81 65 window glass 81 70, water white 81 %
az 20. Spirits turpentine-reguars lie. nomi-
nal
RECEIPTS SHIPMENTS AND STOCKS FROM APRIL l.
1899, TO DATE, AND TO THE CORRESPONDING
DATE LAST WEAR.
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losing

! opening. hlBuesu- closing.
| No WHEAT-
! NAV delivery. SOl6 81 s0i4
! June delivery. tl4 SlA4 Sl1t
! July delivery. 168 il4 7Si4
| Cons. no. =
! NAV delivery. 34A 3lHf 1876
| June delivery. % IS 3iA
| July delivery 3394 3}Ff 3i1S
| OATS. 40. =
! NAV delivery 2},9 22@4 2lbR
| June deli very. s3 % 22l6
! July delivery. 2}S ia 22js
HEss PoRK-
}ay Say asys5y...' delivery i d, ii .ss 81 Il g g
| LARD, Per 100 lb
}a; %a; delivery sa':2.cy es.4 ' 's55,s 'S g; s."
SHORT Rnis, Per 800 lbs
! May delivery. g. 97la g. g. 97iS
| july delivery. go GI4I6 N6iO
CNcfvyArr. April 2G.-Fiour weaker Wheat
heavy and dropping; NO red ~ &C.. Corn
drmer; NO. mixed 3jGG31Mc. oats quiet; No.
mixed, 3GH28lbc Provisions Pork quiet at
2l225 Lard active at 81 b'+e. bulk meats
quiet Bacon quiet Whisty steady at 81 o.
Hogs quie, but iitm; common aud light $ 600
4 3D.
with little demand WHeat-No. red, cash
7qlkc; May delivery 800 93sc, June delivery
7@fc e. 5rn weak No 2,c1sh 31l6c, Nay delivery
aJit 3J3fc June delivery 3l03l8Sc oats
lower: So p cash csc bid; Ily delivery 2256
02fILc WHISKY unchanged m B O2. Proyis
ions quiet Pors, S22j. Lard sg 80. Dry salt
ed SNDul iefs e It.at lInES ana riDS
So iO1tG 90 short clear 60 2JUG 30 Bacon
boxed shoulders 49, longs mud clear ribs S6 10
0G 1J, ort clear 81 SU6 40. Hams CLOSED IN
Btlrfionz. April %. Flour quiet ami
s'ratJ. Howard street and Western superdne
S3tOu3 o. extra So 32rGi o0 family 8 al1G
I ~. cit5 mills Rio brands extra a. tJft5 80.
Wheat Southern DON but steady; Fultz 80etL
81 OF. Iougb'rrv 9DcnSi o.; Western quiet and
easy. No. . "iutnr red, on spot TIC. t0rH-
sont ern dun but 'iru; white iOM43I3c: yellow
dDtt2llc; arstcrn firm.
u1cHu get.
Vrw ORLEANS, April 26.-CoTee quiet but
firm. RIO cury9,s, common 90 prime IG4N
.g.fc Cotton seed products nominally m
clausei' Sugar strong 3nd higher; Louisiana
open kettle, trictly prime liltc, good fair
a. fully fair Gb1,6 o-l5c; cenl6tugais, OF whito
-lfc choice yellow clarified sc, prime yellow
clarified ia sc Molasses firm LOulsian1 open
n tti', strictly prime BE, sooi primo alU}ic;
Louisiana csntr;,u2ais strictly prime 2jDejc,
prime 70 good prime 2!a BE.
EAyAL srours
Nrw YORK. April 2G. noon Spirits ttrpen
tine quiet az ij%0i5jlc. kosin dun at 81 E14tS
Zoo p m.-Rosin quiet but steady. common
% good strained 81 i2}81 10. Turpsntins dun
CHARI.gsrov. April 20 -Turpsntine firm al lfc
Ro4u nominal; good strained s. O!1l.
WfLHDorJN SC, April 2d-5pirits turpentine
dull AZ 40c Ronn steady strained s5c good
strained s7l6e. Tar firm at 81 30. Crude tur- |
peutine firm; nart ~ ~; yellow dip s. 40, |
virgin - 80
RICE.
NEw YoRK. April 26.-Rice steady and quiet |
domestic f9{063Ec; Japan 43i65i4c.
Ngw Oai.sAss April 28.-kice quiet; ordi- |
nary to prime 316GD5c
rErHoLguM.
Nrw YoRK. April %. The petroleum market
opened steady a S55sc but after first sales be- |
came weak on reports OF new wells and do |
clined 70 efkc. Partial recovery followed, on |
which the market closed firm At n5lzc.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Per steamship Nacoochee. for Now York
94 bales cotton, il3 bales yarn 9 y bhls rosin
bales hides, 81 turtles. II bbl3 Gsh. - pkgs
fruit and vegetables 392 crates Strawberries %
bags chaT, i92 refrigerators strawberries. 3l2
pkgs mdse, ~ tons pig iron, 100 Lbls cotton seed
q
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LIST OF VESSELS IN THE PORT OF
SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH. April e6, isea.
RI EAMsHIPs.

SAVANNAH, Aprl rs, 1889.
sr sAMsHIPs.
Chattahoochee, tsss tons, Daggett. New York.
Junata, 1920 tons Christy, Philadelphia. IdS
&C q Anderson.
Two steamships
BARKs.
Progress tNor). i31 tons Olsen. at quarantine
VISA X Salas &. Co
PriuH Regent Ger, 435 TONS Herwig Tiverpoot
dis-A IL SalaS 81 CO.
Progress tNor) il9 tons, Nielsen Europe, ldg-
A r 5alas Co.
CURL (SWl. 12l tons Knudsen Baltic ldgA
Chas Lefurgey (Br), $50 tons, Read, Buenos
Ayres ldgA r Salas & Co.
Stralsqnd Ger, $50 tons. Oehlberg, stettin, dis
Brabaut lBele), SOP tons, Bauman, Europe, Idg
A r Salas Il Co.
zqqrak (Nor). 5o5 tons, Mattheseu, Europe
Volona I8rl 800 tons Andrews, Liverpool ldr
iiolst & Go.
Them5 (Nor, 525 tons, webye, at quarantine.
wtg-Strachan & Co.
Preriasa (Rus), 787 tons. Samuelln, port in
Spain, ldE-Strac1au & Co
Amaanth tNor), 1853 tons Berntzen Marin, cid
Cee JNorp, G31 tons, Telefsen, Europe, ldg-
Aieona lSor,, 6ss tons Olsen, at quarantine.
wtg-Paler,on, Downing x Go.
| Ophlr tNori, 433 tons, Christensen, Europe ldg
Paterson, Downing & Go,
Western Chief Ger ~ tons. Rochng, Conti-
mental port, lig Paterson, Downing & Co.
Elba, i22 tons Tlton, New York ldg-Jos A
Roberts 6 Co.
Eighteen harks.
BRrGs
Genoa Q}r), iG1 tons, Davidson, Europe ldg-
r Sala3 Co.
Clara Pickens, i9l tons, Eddy Baltimore, ldg-
JOS A Roberts e Co.
Two brig
sCHOoNERs.
Ida Lewis, 53G tons Townsend. New York.
ds-Jos 4 Roberts & Co.
John Bergen. 6l5 tons, Squires, New York. cid
Jos 4 Robert q Co
J W Gasill 4)2 tons, Douglass, Philadelphia,
ldg-Jos A Rob rts & Co.
VIM II keeney, POS tons, Smith New YORK.
lAg-Jos A Roberts & CO.
Jacob Il Haskell, 4iO tons. Godfrey, Boston, ldg
Jos Roberts & Co.
jefferson, 3 vs. tons Griffin, New Xork, ldg-Ios
\ Roberts Il co.
Jessie Lena, 800 TONS Rose, Providence, ldg--
McDonough Co.
Emma Heather 2o2 tons, Powell, Philadelphia.
ldg Master
Eight scbooners.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
MARITIME MIsCELLANy.

Schr James W Ponder. which arrived At New
York 23t from Gsorgctown, S g., lost part o.
deck Load and boat 5th, OF Cape Lookout. M q
SW blow
Schr hbbie Stubbs At New Haven from
Brunswick Ga. had iibboom AMI foret0pmast
carried away or Hatteras in the recent heavy
gale.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
WEEKLY REPORT
OFFICE MORSTNG NEWS,
SAVANNAH, April 26. 1880


OFFICE MOR3,I1SG NEWS,
SAVANNAH, April 26. 1889. I
,,--rp.r. PrecARKs.-The general market for
,.+ 7rAayz was less active than it has been,
= ,,o-finues rather dull, This is due TO the
g snnroach of the closing of the month ana
~ ;,+ervention of a couple of state holidays.
.r,. movement in Jobbing way was in very
I'll lots. and es a whole was in less volume
-, week ago. The weather for couple OF
of the week was quite cool, which lntiu-
"a more or less, orders from interiorsbuyers.
80 n the small business in progress the
80 on change was rather tame. There
-, no impovtant features to note in
particular branch, except that
;,,os with but few exceptions, have
s-f,rained a comparatively steady position
Ii,, voune of orders from travelling statesmen
b., mail was smaller than usual In croceres,
-. was no particular development IN the de-
- hat supplies Of the staple goods continued
I've out very steadily. Flour was lower
.-d sugars dearer, while meats de-
cl,nad slightly. In dry goods there
nat much doing, but it was not expected
that there would be, as travellers are beginning
~ -et,rn to prepare for Merchants week.
T.. hardware there was fair business in prog
ss In all other departments of trade there
mo
ill.,. activity to be observed. The lull
n~--arer is in the natural order of
..i,s. Collections are quite slow.
T,a money market is very easy,
and the demand for it continues active,
--,,s security market is quite active for the
-l-,la list. There seems TO be considerable
",.irsl seeking investment, W lie there Is some
sc5rrirv IN tne specialtles. The following re-
So If Tie weeks business will show the tone
oil, nnnTotlHnG +
fsreut mar cts to-day:
l-.vT SroREs.-The market for spirits tur-
,,orti,e does not take on much life, and during
- nast week it was comparatively weak. and
-,oas fell of l6c. closing at | p m. yesterday
,,,inI at 41c. for regulars. The demand
ros moderate but offerings were quite
IiSsral The total sales for the week were about
. 50oc9sbs Rosn-1he market for the past week
,res muet though firm for the lower grades,
5la nales wer. weak and declining steadily.
rTSArs was a pretty fair inquiry which was freely
met and about i2,O0O bar els were dis
,,osed of during the week. In another column
Iii he foand the regular weekly statement OF
rsraipts and exports from April to date, and
far the same time last year showing the stock
on hand and on snipboard not cleared, together
,-itD the official closing spot quotations.
Co7vroN-The market during the past week
,paS apDa~ently dull, but there was very
e+ronq IindertOne. and prices were advanced 1Sc
ri ar0uud There we're Vecy few buyers stir
-.n,- around and the small stock in first hands
i. n id 30 firmly and at such extreme figures
fo,t tbe choice grades, that the business was
r,,ra or less nominal and the small sales not
worth noting. The following are the official
stlt auotatiOns of the Cotton Exchange at the
The morning news., 1889-04-27
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


FINANCIAL.
New YORK. April 26 noon. Stocks dull but
steady. Money easy at 243 per cent. Ex-
cnauge-lon2, 81 -G34 "A g. short 81 SS34Gl
q SO Gov rnment bonds neglected. State bonds
dull but steady.
Erie ....... 29lS Richm'd g. w. PIT
c icaco & North 1865 Terminal 269s
Ia Shore 1o314 Western Union. s51a
Norf & N pref 53
500 p. n n.-Excnange closed duh but steady
at 81 S1l504 S9l5 Money easy at 2U2l9 per
cent. Sub-Treasury balances Gold Sl53,452. 900;
currency, Sl6.7j4.O00 Government bonds dull
but steady; four per cents l23lb; four ant a
half per cent. coupons lO65s. State bonds dull
steady
In the stock market at the opening London
prices again came much higher than last even
ing, and advices from that center showed a
strong bul ish feeling. This market responded
only to limited extent and first prices were
generally but fractions better than those of la 70
evening. th0ugr Louisville and Nashville was up
Is per cent, traders continued beariSh upon
the belief that the advance yesterday was too
rapid, and while London mad many buying or
deIs it appeared to be realizing upon Louisville
and Nashville and local operators also realized
freely upon others. Til checked the advance,
and on fair b snesS pric moved off fraction
ally. Atchis0n and Louisville and Nashville lead
ing, aud Tennessee Goa among the low-p5iCed
stocks. Atchis0n and Manitoba aiterward dis
played considerable strength, but the market
subsidized into dpness. This WAS relieved later
by the selling of Union Pacific. Oregon Navi-
CATION, Northern Pacific preferred ami Louis
vile and Nashville also became prominent in the
movement, and reaizatious assumed larger
proport ons The decline was aided somewhat
by the order of one million gold Tor export, but
confidence in continuance of the foreign de
ruand for American securities selling by delivery
hour, as little more roid is likely to go out if
such demand continues. Lowest prices were
re ched about delivery hour after which the
market was somewhat firmer, but closed heavy
and duh at about IN lowest prices Of the day
Memphis and Charleston retired per cent. In
the unlisted department Sugar Trusts were
weak. losing about ] y per cent while others
were quiet and moved small fractions only
There were few fracti NAL q lvauces. and Pull
man rose per cent. and Manitoba Ia psr cent,
but the great majority are lower, Hui Memphis
and Charleston lost AID Texas Pacific ] per
cent Total sales were l53,u60 shares. The fol
loving Mera [ q cIOsIng quotations.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

sea Lslands.-The receipts for the past six
davsup to Thursday at 4 o'clock, p.
r as reported by factors were is
hogs The sales for the same time
vgsr- oul- IS bags. The exports were 14j bags,
oil of which were TO Liverpool. The market
Ias continued throughout he week without
arlv material change. The demand is SOW and
desirable grades scarce The above business was
~. -hA hasls OF nuOtariOnS:
The morning news., 1889-04-27

VISIBLE SUPPLY OF COTTON.-Below give
the table of visible supply, as made up by cable
and telegraph for the Financial and CONNER
cidt Chronicle to April 49, The continental
at1oat, are this week returns, and consequently
all the Europe IN figures are brought down to
Thursday evening. But to make the totals the
complete figures for April 10 we add the item of
exports from the United States, including in it
the exports of Friday only:
The morning news., 1889-04-27
FINANCIAL

MONEY MARKET-Money easy.
DoNEsT1C EXCHANGE Steady. Banks and
bankers are buying sight drafts at par and
selling at 3-l644 per cent premium.
FoREIGN EXCHANGE-The market is steady
Commercial demand. S4 SS sixty days,
a. s6 ninety days, 81 IS; francs, Paris and
navre, commercial, sixty days, SO l916; Swiss.
1921; marks. sixty days, 9jc.
SECURITIES Lhe market is quiet, excepting
Central debantures and Savannah bonds, which
are Ia demand.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
COUNTRY PRODUCE

0WeET pOJtJOtS, VINO, q DIaItI % "a %
POUITRY- Turkeys sea ce; young chickens
wanted. Old fowls Plentiful; demand fair.
EGGs-Market quiet, with good supplyi
moderate demand.
PEANrTs-Fair stock; demand moderate;
prices firm and tending up.
SvGAR-Georga and Florida nominal; none
in market.
H0NEY-No demand; nominal
SWEET P0rAroEs-In good demand
The morning news., 1889-04-27
sIIpplNa INTELLIaENCE.

MINIATURE ALHANAC-THs DAY.
Sun NtSEs' ...................... --....... B %
p1N'" p. D
HIaH WATER AT SAVANNAH .6:27 AN 65tpM
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Total visible supply ..........2,2sI, ,IS4 25Is g24
The imports into continental ports this week
have been $1,000 bales.
The above figures Indicate decrease in the
cotton ia sight TO date of 237 40 bales as com
pared with the same date OF 1888, "a decrease Of
2g1.S bales as compared with the correspond
ing date OF 1887, and decrease Of 90, 500 bales
as compared with 1886
INDIA CorToN MovEdENT.-The following is
the Bombay statement for the week and year
bringing the figures down to April IS:
BOMBAY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS FOR FOUR
YEARS.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

t''EhENr or COrrus AT INTERIOR pofNTs.
e. '"t receipts and shipments for the week end.
~, hp.n 20 1883, aud stock on hand tonight,
1''+ Tor Tue same tius last year:
The morning news., 1889-04-27

ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Chattahoochee, Daggett, New
YOrk-CG Anderson
SChr Jessie Lena. Rose, Providence, in ballast
-McDonough & Co
The morning news., 1889-04-27
cLEAREp YESTERDAY
SAILEn YEsTERnAY

Steamship Nacoochee. Kempton, New York
G q Anderson.
The morning news., 1889-04-27
IlII TIMBER ; beIlW t0ese IlEuIesI
FREIGHTS.


LUMBER-RusineSs is Qulet, with Offering ton
mage generally equal to shippers requirements
and rates unchanged Freight limits are s. 90
as 30 from this and the near Georgia
ports to the Chesapeake ports, PHILADELPHIA
New York, Sound ports and eastward Tim
Der 50c0S. 90 higher than llmber rates
To the West Indies aud Wlndward, nominal;
to BuenOS Avres or Moutevdeo. 3 o 90: to Ro-
ssrio, So 90; to Rio Janeiro Sl9 20; TO Spanish
and Mediterranean ports $i4 00Dl5 90; to
United Kingdom for orders nomiu u, at for tim
ber, So los standard; lumber g Us cam
To New York So O0; to Puila lelnhi4, SIS 90;
to Boston, 81 90; 10 Baltimore, Sc 80.
NAVAL SroREs-Frm. Forelgu-Cork etc
for orders. 3s Sd and, or IS Sd for spot vessels
MAY aud June loading, rosin A., and 5S spirits
Adriatc, roSin, IS; Genoa, IS 81: South Amer
lea rosn, 81 20 per barrel Of ESQ pounds
Coastwise- -Steam-To Boston, IS on rosin,
9Oc ON spirits; to New York, roSin, 3nc; spirits
soc; to Philadelphia, rosin. 50,; spirits soc;
TO Baltimore, rosin, 3)c; spirits. zoe. Coastwise
quiet.
CorToN-By steam-The market is steady
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Chattahoochee, t,Sss tons, Daggett, New York,
disc q Anderson
Junlata, ,32o tons, Christy, Philadelphia, ldg
&C q Anderson.
Two steamships
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Nrw YoRK April 20. The petroleum market
opened steady az S55ac, but after first sales be-
came weak on reports OF new wells and de-
clined TO ei4c. Partial recovery followed, on
which the market closed firm At n5lzc.
The morning news., 1889-04-27

NEw YofK April 26.-Rice steady and quiet
domestic f3I0636c; Japan 49fn54c
Ngw ORLEANS. April 26.-kice quiet; ord
nary to prime 318GD5c
The morning news., 1889-04-27

Genoa Q7r), i61 tons, Davidson, Europe, ldg-
A r Salas & Co.
Clara Pckens, io tons, Eddy, Baltimore, Idg-
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Two brig.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-08-27
Church Items.
August 20. ISSY-1y,


One new member was received into
the NJ. E. Church South last Sunday
night.
Winchester Presbytery will meet
at Bunker Hill, Berkeley county, on
Wednesday, September 18th, at q
p. NJ.
The Winchester District Confer
ence NJ. E. Church South, will meet
at Brucetown, Va, at o'clock p. NJ,
September 3.
The Colored NIethodists of Win
chester, Charlestown, Harper's Fer
ry, Martinsburg and KearneysvilIe,
will hold Camp Meeting at Shenan-
doah Junction, commencing August
% and closing September Special
trains and reduced fares on the S. v.
and B. & o. railroads.
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From de Denocrnt:

Surgeon-General Neill has pub.
lished a special order to the State
troops in reference to the standard of
health of all recruits to be hereafter
enrolled. The General intends to do
his part towards making the West
Virginia National Guard the equal of
any other in the country.
On Wednesday last, Mrs. Margaret
Myers, relict of Nathaniel Myers,
died at the residence of her son-in-
law, Mr.. G.. Welsh, in the 18th year
of her age. The deceased was born in
Harper's Ferry in 1911, but has lived
in this place continually since 1917,
and had been a consistent member of
the Presbyterian Church for 60 years.
The funeral took place yesterday at
4 O'Clock; interment in Edge Hill
Cemetery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-08-27

We are pleased to learn from the
Superintendent W. f. Lippitt, of the
Valley Fertilizer Company, that they
have received large orders for fer
tilizers from several points in vir-
ginia. They have orders for over one
hundred tons of raw and dissolved
animal bone, besides other grades
This speaks we'll for the standard of
their fertilizers as the Virginia law
requires a strict chemical examine
ton of products, and a Virginia
farmer can tell exactly what he buys.
The South Carolina, manufactured
by the Valley Company, ranks the
highest under the Virginia test.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1889-08-27

Misses A. V. Wilson, Laura Stri-
der and Matte V. Dorsey were
given missionary farewell meeting
at the NJ. E. Church South last Sun
day night The services were con
Quoted by Rev. DIR. Gardner, and
consisted mainly of prayer and praise
and an address by the pastor
At the conclusion of DR.. Gardeners
address, which was both able and ap-
propriate, the ladies named were
given formal farewell by the minis
ter in behalf of the congregation and
hearty God-speed to their several
fields of labor in the Masters vine
yard. After the benediction had
been pronounced the choir rendered
the beautiful hymn "God be with
you," making the occasion very
touching. DR.. Gardner, in his re-
marks, said that during an Htineray
of thirty-six years he had never be-
fore known any church to send from
its congregation at one-time three
persons into the missionary field,
either as teachers or preachers. He
might also have added that all three
we're members of the Charlestown
Auxiliary to the Southern Methodist
Missionary Society. Miss Wilson
goes to Muskogee, Indian Territory,
Miss Dorsey to Laredo, Texas, on
the Mexican border, and Miss Strider
to Japan. The first two named will
leave to-day, and the latter during
September,