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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-01-22
PROTECTION PROTECTING.
Miners Turned Out Into the Cod by
Wholesale.

BRADfORD, PA. January 2i.-A special
10 the Era from punNsutaWney says there
Is much excitement to-day over an outrage
pernotraied by the pinken0n force last
night. 4 Hungarian miner, who was pass
inc "A locomotive. etoiNcd "A shower 0i ciu-
ders which nearly blinded him. lie made
an effort 10 resent this act. when Dee
was attacked by the pmkeron men and
handled very roughly. lie fought ln de-
fense. but the men beat the poor wretch un-
tu his head and face were covered win
blood. Several Huns inicriered, but were
oyerp0wed by The police and taken "a JAN.
The Pinkert0n men resort 10 the loWc't I
and most contemplate tricks to lpfcc ue
men 90 strike back ai them, but tho miners
keep their tcmpers under good control
Many Of the miners are pleading win ihe
labor leaders for "a chance tofeicn3e these M
suits, but the strike committee MAINTAIN theif
former position and advise peaceful meth
DDS. Notwithstanding the attitude of the
/ leaders OF the strike the fact IL becoming
apparent that an uprising is imminent To-
night the men are drink ng heavily. ana in
| 40 doing. show that they are beginning u
/ ignore the advice Of their leaders.
Five more eylctiOns took place at Adrian
TODAY. The sheriff, accompanied by
/ twenty-seyen armed guards, removed the
household effects N the nye families out Of
their holdings and turned the wretched peO'
pie out into the cold. The homeless ones
were taken In hand by tie strike comnittes
and given temporary shelter
sheriff Sutter has one hundred Wits cl
eiectment % serve 40 Nalst0n ton orrow
and as that place Is the stamping grohni ol
many belligcreut miners, skrmlsn VIII
probably take place.
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AMELIA AFFAIRS.
a Town Stirred over a Bank Suspension
-TIourlshing Churches.

=lIOurlslluE 0hufchtrs
AMELIA COURTHOUSE, VA, January 2l.-
Special. This village and community
have been very much stirred up for the last
week over the suspension Of the Amelia
Planters Bank and the failure Of the firm
Of Crowder. Wallace Il Sons. the largest
dry-goods store in this place. Judge W. II.
Mann. Of NOttOway, is trustee for the latter
and Mr.. Robert sOuthall is trustee for the
bank Judge Mann was here on saturday
looking after the interests Of his clients.
No one seems % know yet what amounts
will be paid 10 the depOst0rs or the stock
holders, though the rumor is that the former
will get all their money, and that the latter
will not receive the full value Of their
stock.
This place has been pr0spering lately.
four new houses have been built and TWO
more are soon 10 be erected.
There are three churches i'm this place
one Episcopal. one Presbyterian and one
Methodist. The Rev. Mr Griffith, the new
Methodist minister is giving satisfaction 70
his people and 20 the community. lie
preached here last Sunday afternoon very
practical sermon, taking the life OF the nrst
MARTYR stephen as his subject.
The EpiscOpalians have had services ior
three days. held by the evangelist, ana
Vestry meeting was held. looking 70 the en-
gazing OI Il lllUlNAil ANA AHt" AiNAN'f
has been vacant now for several years. All
the churches here are wanting IN musical
talent. The removal Of Miss Irving "a
Farmyille. and the death Of Miss Michaels.
a few weeks ago, both of whom were good
organists, has caused the music OF the
church 20 flag.
There is a colored female boarding school
a mile from the village with three white
teachers, who are supported by the North
ern Presbyterian Board. lthas twenty-five
bOarders. .
Mr.. John Aliens tobacco factory OF TINS
place. shipped 100000 pounds OF tobacco
10 England last year.
The Otterbum Lithia Springs which ls
near here, has a good prospect for patronage
for the coming season. The rainy season
and the fact that it started late, prevented
il from doing much last year. but the mana,
GER expects a full house next summer, ano
will doubtless do well. There is also q
large hotel and a good boarding house here
which will take bOarders during the heateu
term next season.
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NORTH CAROLINA NEWS
UNITED STATES CENSUS Off
GALS NON-pLUSSED

A Republican st Raleigh Raises a ou's-
ton Of states Riehts-The Exodus ard
PolIsics--Itenis from Charlotte--ciean-
ings.
RALEIGH. y. c.. January 2i.-l~pcciai.l
Yesterday man named II. T. Lyle, ac-
compancd by four assistants, sent out by
the Government Census Department. AZ
rived here from Washington for the purpose
Of taking amount Of the recorded indebted
ness OF the State. II was rumorod today
that the census men had struck snag
when they went into the Office Of the clerk
Of the court here. over which Mr.. Charles
u. Upchurch presides.
Mr.. Upchurch was interviewed to-day,
and stated that he had declined 20 allow con-
sus canyassors 20 have access % his records.
Ills reason for this was that work which
was well paid for ought 10 he given 4"
North Carolina men and not 10 agents sent
out by the Federal government nom wash
ingtOn City.
Mr.. Tpchurch saws that some time ago he
had some correspondence with Mr. Porter,
superintondent of the Census Department,
about the natter lie informed him t1en
that the work could De- done without any
trouble supposing that North Carolina men
would be commissioned tO DO u. lie heard
nothing more OF il till the Washington men
arrived here.
When they applied go his Office ior pcrmis-
sion 10 canvass the rec0rls he informed
them that he would not allow them to DO 10.
Upchurch saws 10 Is matter of principle
with him and not money. NJ bee does not eN-
pect to make anything by his actions. The
remarkable feature OF the case Is that | -
church Is Republican. and has held the
Office Of clerk for many years under liepuh-
licans.
The census agents are non-plussed and do
not know how tO proceed.
Governor FOwle will deliver an address 1t
the New Berne fish and oyster fair. which
opens February 18th.
The opinion was expressed to-day that the
number Of negroes who have left this section
within the past few months have assured the
fact that this county will go Democratic at
the ,Xt election. Heretofore the county
has always been Republican by good ma
j0rity.
Admtant General Glenn, Of The state
Guard. was here to-day and states that BIS
annual official rcpCr. will appear ON feolu-
ary /.
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A Letter from Rev. ,. -. Hawthorne. OF
Atlanta Ga.

Thousands Of my Southern friends know
what "A sufferer from catarrh have been.
six months ago, by the advice Of my ply
sicians. | gave up the pa,t0rate. have
used two bottles Of Kings Royal 6erme-
teur.v and while ! cannot say that am
completely cured. do affirm that IL has ~
far relieved me ! experience no pam nor
discomfort.
feel IL TO be my duty % say also that the
effects Of this remedy upon my wife have
been even more signal and wonderful. Sho
has been almost "a lifelong in, aid from
nervous headache, neuralgia and rheuma-
tism. In a period Of thirty years she has
scarcely had days exemption from pain
She has been using 4" Germeteur about TWO
months. A more complete transformation
| have never witnessed. Every symptom
OF disease has disappeared. She appears 10
b. twenty years younger. and - happy aud
nlayful as a healthy child. We have per-
suaded many OF our afflicted friends TO take
the medicine, and the testimony OF all Of
them is that il is great remedy.
). h. HAWTHORNE.
Atlanta, Ca, July l2fh, 1879.
For sale by all druggists.
Price, $3.50 per bottle.
OwKNs 4 MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
Opposite Postoliice, Richmond, Va.
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ITEMS In VIRGINIA.
The NORFOLK AND WESTERNS S
DOUBLE TRACK TO BRISTOL.

work on II Commenced at Roanoke-The
Rev. DIR. Mcdonald Cannot Come-Mr.
John n. Hamilton Dead The Cigarette
Trnst.
lNNcHBURC, Va, January 2l.-'Spe-
cial. The Rev Dr. Mcdonald Of the Sec
ond Baptist Church Of atlanta, who not
long since accepted the place Of DR.. Smith,
Of the First Baptist Church. this city, who
has gone 10 Nashville has Withdrawn his
acceptance, the pressure Of his Atlanta
congregation being TOO strong for his resist
ance. The First-street Church congrega-
ton is now looking out for another pastor,
and want the best,
The Norfolk and Western Railroad COms
pany commenced to-day laying a double
track along its line 10 BRISTOL They COM
mence al Roanoke city with a very large
force under Messrs. COdwiso a Allen. The
work will necessarily be slow, but il is the
cOmpany's intention ultimately TO double
track the whole line from lynchburg 10 Bris-
tOl. In answer 90 q question as 10 whether
contracts had been let, and if so, to whom,
an official replied that several contracts had
been let, but ne did not know 10 whom.
MfShfH. 1OOWlht ana AlltNs WIN hHfi iN0t
completed "a big contract on the Lynchburg
and Durham. and Mr.. John Kelly, Of this
CITY. are two of the contractors who viii un-
deftake the work.
There was a special and largely attended
meeting here to-day Of the BOnsack Cigarette
Machine Company. The business must have
been Of great Importance, as Mr.. B0nsack
and all the leading members Of the COM
pany from a distance were In attendance.
They first met az the clearinghouse Of Mr..
L. A. krise but that not being large enough 20
hold the meeting they adjourned tothe more
spacious rooms Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Among the leading mem-
bers present was Captain Samuel W.
Nenable. Of Petersburg, and some from
much greater distance and outside Of the
state, embracing large tobacco interests.
The session was with closed doors, but it is
learned they declared a dividend Of seventy
five per cent, and increased the stock %
that amount. They took no action on the
Ginter tobacco combination scheme, and
adjourned till February 18th to meet here
again 10 hear a report Of the committee
and 20 act definitely on the same. The
stock Of the company stands as high as 22i.
cOlOred man named johnson was
crushed TO death this morning at Adams
Brothers q Payne's brick yard by falling
embankment. Another negro named Dan
iel had an arm and leg badly crushed in the
same accident.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, January 2l.-
Special. George l.. Lyman died saturday
afternoon Of pneumonia while recovering
from an attack of la grippe, when pneu-
mona ensued. lie was the eldest son Of
Mr.. Henry l.. Lyman, of this county, about
eighteen years old, and OF fine character ana
talents. His death was unexpected and
greatly shocked the many friends Of the he-
reayed family.
William II. Jones was convicted ON sat
,lrdav of a criminal charge and given two
wears i'm the penitentiay. This morning
Judge White heard argument for new
trial. but Oyerruled the motion.
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BEYOND THE SEA.
News of Interest by Cable From All over
the World.

the World.
LONDON. January 2i.-The Cunard
steamship Catalonia, which sailed from
Boston for Liverpool January 18th, arrived
at Queenstown to-day IN condition De-
tOkenine her experience with storms Of ex-
traOrdinary severity. She reports having
been struck by hurricane, accom-
panied by fierce snow falls, last
ing twenty hours, and ending at
) o'clock on Saturday morning. during the
storm four Of her boats were swept away,
her yentilat0rs, bulwarks and deck-hOuses
were battered and stove in; seven Of her
furnace fires were extinguished by the seas,
which broke over her, and her IN
termediate cabin was so thoroughly
flooded as 10 be incapable Of occu-
patton. several seamen and two steer
age passengers were injured by being
Knocked down, or struck by flying objects
and by the bursting Of a steam pipe. Three
men were killed and fourth badly scalded.
PORTUGAL Boycottins England.
LISBON. January 2l.-At meeting Of the
Commercial Association, it was resolved to
restrict trade with England. In conse-
quence Of the boycott Of English goods,
American. French and German commercial
travellers are overwhelmed with orders
At Betuhek to-day mob attacked the crew
on an Iu-ll0h Nlillf hHA Ah' h'Nn th'''
who were loading her, and compelled them
20 abandon their work.
Gable Notes.
LONDON. january 2l.-Ihe application
to commit the publishers Of the Freeman
Journal and the London New York Herald
for contempt I'm commenting on the O'chea
Parnell case was to-day denied.
LONDON, January 2l.-Twelye bodies
have been washed ashore at Bridgeport. II
is surmised that they are part Of the com
pany Of some ship that has foundered in the
recent gale.
LISBON. January 2l.-Ihe supporters o
the late government are incensed nc the
dissolution Of the cOrtes because they are
thereby likely 10 lose their seats.
CONsrANTINOPLE. January 2i.-Choler'
is raging with frightful yirulence in Mcsopo
tamia. Already there have been 300
deaths from the disease.
ATHENS. January 2l.-Another confic
between Christians and Turks is reported
at Sphakia, Crete, in which many were Kill
ed on both sides.
LONDON. January 2l.-TLe registrar o
vital statistics reports that there were u
deaths Of influenza in London during The
/ last week.
LISBON, January 2i.-FOur thousand o
/ the leading merchants Of this city paradet
/ the principal shouting "Nar to England.
LONDON, January 2l.-The funeral O
| Lord Napier. Of Magdala, took place to-day
/ and WAS an imposing ceremonial.
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lorn hope. A patient by the name ofJames
O'Neil. consented t0 part with some Of his
blood, in the effort 10 save LockwOOd's life.
Fourteen ounces OF blood was transfused
from the arm Of O'Neil 10 the system OF
lockwood. and the doctors continued their
efforts 10 restore consciousness. But the
gas had thoroughly performed its deadly
work and this morning Lockwood died from
blood poisoning. lie never recovered CON
sciousness during the time he was at the
hospital.
INVESTIGATING NEW YORK.
The resolution introduced in the Senate
Yesterday by senator Fassett, authorizing
the committee on cities 10 investigate the
government Of New York, Tammany Hall
leaders declared was all arranged three
months ago. The Republicans feel sure
that they will discover great amount OF
corruption in the various departments.
Tammany Hall men say tlfe whole thing Is
politics. pure aud simple. Boss Croker
saws: "I.et them c1me. They will come
down hunting for bear, and they will get
sparrOws TO shoot at. The decoy Is too thin.
II is plain that il is a club 10 hammer Tam
many. / believe that the investigation VIII
show what a good administration Mayor
Grant has been giving the city. do not
fear il at ali"
ALL SORTS.
Colonel Dan Lamont has got another rail-
road. Paners which were fled In the once
of the Secretary Of state at Albany, yester-
dav. showed that the Chambers-street and
Grand-street Railroad had been leased by
his syndicate for 900 years.
Major Hancock Clark was arraigned in
Part /. General Sessions, before Recorder
Smvthe to-day. on charge Of shooting at
Wilton Randolph in front Of the Southern
SOciety's club house, on the evening OF
January 10. lie pleaded not guilty. Law
yer Hardy. who appeared for Major Clark.
asked for a speedy trial. The recorder said
he would have 30 arrange that matter win
the district attorney.
On the opening Of the Assembly this morn
ing concurrent resolution from the Senate
was passed, pettloning Congress that the
Worlds Fair Of 1892 be held in New York.
The Board Of Aldermen. at its meeting to-
dav. appointed a Worlds Fair committee
10 act with the various other committees in
booming the fair.
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A STROKE OF PARALYSIS.
S,dden Death Near staunton OF EN
e.ountv Treasurer John 4. Hamilton

Sudden Death Near staunton OF EN-
County Treasurer John 4. Hamilton
srAUNTON. VA, January 2l.-. Special. T.
rwconnfv Treasurer John +. Hamilton
died AZ his home, foui miles east OF staun-
TON. this morning at o'clock irom a sllohS ,.s
~ PARALYSIS. His health has not been GOOD
g. some months. lie was in town oatu!-
day last and it was remarked Isi,ss Sy yester, His
friends that he was looking better. i S5eol, 9,,h
~, he rode over 20 see his brother, hugh
Hamilton Ir and afterwards was on ms li' ia'm IN
looking after the hands. lie was sl,s,aS Warned III
his narlor when his first symptoms warm" ~,
I'm ~ ~ the approach Of the fatal attack III
sxe minutes he was in his 'front.' pqiSn bo
- an unconscious condition. ifein Whi0n ~ w
.,as relieved by death at O'CLOCK I..., sli'
r,"rnine. y" John I'd. Hamilton was apppihWs-
"a county treasurer in 1857 by Ju1se -. -r
onsries. county judge. 70 MI tne uni ne
Dired term of Samuel Paul, dece3ssu. ii
was Vas an honest, upright man. inaaSlS n.'1Snn
tronhles have doubtless caused nis S1IU, ILL.,,
death lie leaves large family ol cnliu,en, l,nr u,
qga'n. ',sa ,ee 10 Who survives him, is sister ol
i,,S pnSg~ " A. hudson, Of Florence, Ala
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From pANVlLLE.
A Negro's suit for Damages-The Atlantic
and Danville Road.

and DanNtlie hodus
DANvrILE, VA, January 2i.-lspecial a.
Il, Fehruarv last Oscar Brooks (cOlOred).
was working ON the Atlantic and Danville
hallway, near Milton, n. c., when an EN- EN-.
bankment gave way ana biovAs M"S
con0hf under the falling earth. His thigh
was fractured. and he sustained other nnjur-
los which have disabled him. lie now brings
suit for ten thousand dollars DAMAGES
AGAINST the Danville Construction Com
nany. which built that pOruoh
Of the road. The Circuit Court has been
engaged in hearing the case for Two gay
mast. and the case was given 20 the Jur!
his afternoon, but the jury failed TO agree
on the verdict. and were adjourned over tll
tomorrow. - c..t..e
n h said that many people IN stokes
comfy. \. C.. are highly in favor of voting
a subscription 10 the Western extension OF
the Atlantic and Danyille road If the com com
Al enternrisine Yankee is making money
in Caswell county by trapping .beaYer ana
musk rats along the bank Of Moore's creek
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~,.u.la upbv Robbers.

TrtARR. COL, January 1.-Two mask ed
mon climbed over the tender aud compelled
The engineer 70 stop the South bound pas
sencer train. about seven miles north oil thi'
Mace. this morning, compelling ihe Snsi-
neer and fireman 10 90 with tnem. lhel
then ordered the express messenger 10 ope,'
the safe door The amount taAeu II i0H0''
ed 10 be several thousand dollars. ,s,..oo
e,r trsin-man. and the robbers shot him IN
10 ~ head. lie NAV recover. The two men
,,ada 0oOd their escape.
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The lumber business al Asheboro is still
increasing. Piles upon piles are stacked up
ON the wards about the depot. and every day
loaded train keeps carrying u away.
4 bale of long staple. high grade cotton,
raised in Cumberland county bY % cplOpd
farmer. was sold in Wilmington saturday
to Mr. T.. Lilly for l2Hc. per pound. MI.
NJ. J. Heyer was the seller. The bale
weighed 500 pounds.
The Raleigh News-Obscrycr says that an
euterprising citizen Of that city, rccOgnil-
ing the necessity Of desirable class oi
cheap dwellings, c0ntcmplaics erecting a
number Of neat cottages. io bee rented az fV
"A month
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or parts Of the same, and delivering in bulk
10 cars or teams TO be paid for by the con-
signees Of the grain 81 per car. ON grain
received from teams ~ cents per bushel; (;
each succeeding ten DAYS or parts Of same,
= cent; turning or transferring for preser-
Nation, cent; screening and blowing, =
sewing or tying, party receiving grain from
elevator or surrendering certificates 10 fur
nish sacks, twine, or strings, = cent.
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PETERSBURG POINTS.
Tn. As.essment Of Real Estate-h'e''''''
Rates.

pyryRssuRG, VA, January dcs
Ikihl,sp in ,be Bustings Court to-day JaInes .'
ciai iyon % was vas convicted Of selling liqu0s on d,
sunday. and Thomas Floyd hSreaSb Seolcb5eS( Of the
using language tending 70 ga prss1a ssS and the
oeaee oe Tbe former was hne9 '9.s,,as soo I'D Davis
latser $40. The case against i"oIi disorderly
fcoIored). charged with keeping " N''O''
nouse, Msasrs BENJAMIN Harrison ana anosessine Oin
hessrs. b. n are busily engaged assesslns Z I
.Sa horne estate OF Petersburg Iney @",I Of
sSs uS, rts through assessing the PT0Perw ncw
Blandtora raaoIIngbTook sIr and Lombard streets; ~
he hednS grain at the grain elevate, IN @ ihs
cit%' On bulk grain brought brought V,V' !" god
ra railways nom cars nIsRE%S' iGsReS'e' wSeeIg6ne Se
condition only, receisi"s' Ten DAYS
and storage for nrse ~"
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SAN FRANCISCO, January 2l.-"Nellie
Bly, was among the passengers who ar
rived al $3.50 this morning on the steam
shin Oceanic. As soon as Miss BLY, reached
the harb0r she was taken on by tug, ana
taken 10 Oakland, where she boarded
special train in waiting and started on her
Journey 10 New York, over the south Ia
ci6c and Atlantic and Pacific routes.
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IHE FIRST TnROUGH TRAM.


MONTGOMERY, ALA. January 2l.-A
special despatch 10 the Advertiser nom
Ozark SAYS: "An accident occurred on the
Alabama Midland road near Gordon to-day.
bv which Engineer Raleigh and Fireman
Flood lost their lives. The tender leit the
track and carried with IL the engine ana
several ears. The cause Of the accident Is
not knOMn.n
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cnnrht In the Snow nIoekade.

LEXINGTON, VA, January 2l.-lspecial.
The heavy snow blockade on the Northern
Pacific Railroad has caught Mrs. Johl
Randolph Tucker and her daughter, Mrs. -
l.. Logan, en- route from Idaho TO Virginia
with the remains Of the late Judge John Le'
Logan, and their arrival in Y Nirsinia VIII D'
determined by the snow blockade beina
raised
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INTERMEDIATE U. S. COURT.
The Boston Bar Meet to Consider Presi
dent Harrison's Recommendation.

BOsTON. MASS, January 2l.-A meeting
OF the members Of the bar usually practic-
lag in the United states Court, was held in
the United states Courtroom to-day TO con-
slider that part OF the Presidents message
relating TO the judiciary, and 10 consider, If
expedient. 10 inaugirate "a concerted action
Of the United states Court bar throughout
the United states in favor Of some measure
10 carry into effect the recommendation OF
the message. President Harrison. in his
message, recommended the establishment OF
an intermediate appellate court, between
the Supreme Court and the United states
Court. No definite action was taken.
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From CHARLOTTE.
! Supposed Leper Ordered out of Town
Contract for Bridges.

NOHAifA i'A ffAWh'~F
CHARLOTTE y. g.. January H.. >pe-
cial. Mayor Mcdonald ordered to-day out
of town "A mulattO Nagahond, whom he
Judged 20 bc leper. The negro bad elep-
hantiasis. and his leg was swollen as large
as a piano leg. lie was sitting down on
corner Of streets. selling pictures and eN-
hibiting his dci0rmiiy. The Mayor directed
the chief Of police % pay his way io SALE.
bury. The leper accepted the fare, hut SAID
he was going 10 Richmond.
Three United states white prisoners IN
the comfy iail are down with the grip.
Mossrs. COlley and Armstrong are IN
town today. They erected the bridge over
CataWba river. aud have contract from
the Dauyillc Railroad for twonty-throc moie
bridges.
The Edison Electric Manufacturing Com
pany has set ON foot plant here.
A new sash and blind "a. barrel factory
has lust been established in Charlotte,
openIng. with "A contract for 1000 barrels
for the OH and fertilizer company here.
Cotton sold easily to-day at lohc. l'c-
ceipts by wagon we're 80 bales.