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Nv ANTED-A first-rate machinist,
w who is used to country machine
shops, tools and work. Write to MAR
ION FOUNDRY Il MACHINE SHOP,
Marion. Va. ian9-1mo
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NlIAS. +. GRAVES, EXPERT LAW
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attention To court reporting and the
preparation OF deeds, contracts, char
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writer's supplies. la6 Salem avenue
with Z. Markley). jan11-tf
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WILLIAM c. holland,
ARCIlITEC1,

ARCHITECT,
Commercial Rank Building, cor. JefTar-.
son st. and Campbell ave, Roanoke
Late chief assistant to architect, Phiia4--
dclphia City Hall; for several years as.
sistant to the following well-lsnown,
architects r. T. Chandler, Phila.; Conc.
~ Stewardson, Phila., and Edward IL.
Kendall, New York city. Drawings
and photographs of all kinds OF buildings
may be seen at his Office. jan2lwtt-ln
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M ANTED-A competent nurse to
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ANTED-Gentlcmen boarders at
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-14

1@' 50 S. Aasass delivery sS s. 0 ssp-
TENDER delivery g e.; refined quiet; con
butter quiet at 16@aic. Cheese sctive;
light skins 5Ds11c. Peanuts quiet; fancy
hand picked: 4,s144ci farmers, 2h4s1zc.
Freishts to Liverpool active and firmer; cot
ton, per steam. $50: grain I'd.
CHICAGO, June l3.-For the first few minutes
after the opening to-day the leading markets
gave every indication of strength and there was
good buying and considerable activity, and a
quick advance was made in all the pits. But
after the first half hour buying siackened, con
ndence became impaired and early purchasers
began to sell out and there was sharp drop all
along the line. July wheat opened az 95l<n
9331c, against gee at the close YESTERDAY. There
were large buying orders from New York. and
the execution of these caused quick advance
to 961sc, which proved to be the top figure of
the day. Private cables seemed weaker than
public adyices, and this, with tue magnificent
crop weather, gradually developed bear feel
ing, accompanied by short selling and saeri
nee OF long property, AID after holding for
time 10 the neighborhood of e55SGA959lc tiers
was slump TO 94Ssc. The recovery to 9z3ze
took place before the close with an easy tooe
at the finish. Corn started off a little lower,
with July at 5j055Ac, but buying was very
short, and there was hardly any business until
the price rose to 55f4c, which was pad in less
than five minutes after the opening. and 1t soon
touched So1sc- But al this point it came to a
bait. selling became aggressive. and fine grow
ing weather. large estimated receipts for Mon
day ana adyiceS or increased loadings at pri-
mary ports increased the feeling Of weakness
and the price dropped off to 5Ic, but rallied to
5iSsc at the close. The action in oats was still
controlled by fluctuations in corn. Starting at
4OS4c for July there was an advance to 4llxc, a
drop TO SOC and rally to 39Ac. PROVISIONS
shared in the early strength and also partook
of the subs squent weakness. September pork
opened unchanged at $40 311bc, advanced to
$40 45, receded to $40 271s and closed at $40 80,
loss compared with yesterdays Gloss of ?1Sc.
Lard was stronger opening at an advance of
aIzc, rising Sc more, reacting 7lSc and closing
at an advance of sc. Ribs closed with loss of
2i<c.
CHICAGO. June 1s.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour dull; spring patents 81 40
@5 40; winter patents IS 0005 10; bakers
81 1904 30; straights 81 65d5 10. Wheat
No spring, S6c; No 2, red, 9jla00slsc. Corn
No. 2 5714c. Oats-No. q 40c Mess pork,
per barrel, $40 co., Lard, per 100 lbs Sc 0716.
Short ribs sides, loose, S. 75@5 so.
Dry sailed shoulders, boxed, SIS 0005 10.
Short clear sides. boxed, S6 2596 3d. Whisky
at 81 l6.
Leadinx futures ranged "a follows.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

New YoRx. June IS noon.-Stocks opsned
quiet but strong. Money easy at "a per cent
Exchange-long. 81 s.; short, 81 IS. Govern
ment bonds neglected. State bonds dull but
steady. .t.
The following were the 2 p. m stock quota
tions:
Erie ............. 1875 Richnd & w.Pt.
Chicago s. North. 1904 Terminal. ...... 1873
LakeShore. ......1l0A Western Union. s14
New YoRK. June IS, 500 p. m.-Sterling ex-
change closed quiet but steady at 81 $40
SSI4; commercial bills, 81 S4146S4 s714. Money
easy at 214 per cent. Government bonds closed
dull but steady; four per cents 1854, four
neglected.
Sub Treasury Balances-Coin, Sio3, 4O7, 600;
currency, Eli, 665.O00
The stock market to-day displayed more
hours of business than at any previous time
during the week, and the prices at the close
were generally at the highest points since the
close of last week. The sentiment that the
drain on the gold resources Of the country had
entirely ended, at least for the present. created
q more confident feeling in speculation circles,
and the effort to cover shorts this morning with
little new buying and favorable bank state
ment made the nvelst and strongest market
for some time. Dealings in the market, how
ever, presented no marked change from those
of the previous days of this week. and were
still conhAed principally TO Changers in
dustrials, and a few other stocks which have an
International market, although foreign opera
tons were insignificant. The demand from
shorts was sufficient to make rather sharp
upward movement In the first hour, Union
Pacific leading the advance, but followed closely
by St. Paul, Burlington and Quincy. Rock Island
Pacific Mail, and some others. The general list
also developed some special features, and New
jersey Central. Evansville and Terre Haute
| and one or two others, made sharp gains on
small transactions. The issue Of the bank
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nah chartered to load naval stores for
burg or Rotferdam); schr Florence az nan
Ian. Smith. Brunswick Ga. u
Falmouth. June 11--Arrived bark Rs..,..
Madre lltail, Ohvari Pensacola for GRANTS
Ipswich. June 10-Arrived, Steamship C.l.
hill lBrl, Thomas, Coosaw. OASus-
Lizard June 10-Passed. banks CoIru.,
lNorl. Olsen, Pensacola for Grangemontbb. 1 oas
llnorah INorl, Selvesen, Savannah for T 80, d!ta
Tyne. '0F HlVe'
Port Antonio, May 12-Arrived sob, -.
A Watt tBrl, ThorssB, Mobile -' Eta
st Domingo City. May 25-In port scAr a..
~ hlckerson, Outten, from JacksonyilIs :. -
rived 22d aud diseharging AZ
Apalacacola, June ii--Arrived. scbr c...
Strong. Strong, Cardeuas. N9'Fs
Boston, June 1l-Arrived schr Mo,-,. -,
Child, Beck, Savannah. 'S
Baltimore June 1l-Sailed. schr Jobnuc
non, Georgetown, S G. - Oan'
Bruins wice, Ga, June i1-Arrived. bark Pen.
do Mar lPortl, Oliver, New Bedford -'e spS
Sareh Potter. Farnham, Providence; Messe n..s
Sailed-Bark Amanda TBrazI. Bahis
9th-Cieared. bark VIM Batenan TGa,1 p.
ter. BirSenhead, +. ~ Nuus'
Beaufort, S C. June e-Ariived. sobr a..
Thackara. KINNEY, New York 'uss
Darlen, Ga; June il-Cleared. schr James W
Fernandina. Fla, June 11-Sailed scbr 4,
Louisa Lockwood, Evans, New York am
Galveston. June il-Sailed, schr Maud Ncr,i.
Bean, Pensacola, in tow. --O1-Aa
GEORGETOWN, c. June 11-Sailed. scbrs n,lb.
Gordon. Boston; Robt A Snyder, Gnthrias D Sll
York. New
Jacksonville, June 1f-Arrived, schrs Fiji. L,
Lister, Mason, aud Caroline Hall, Booye. Pbnsn
delphia: Ann J Trainor, Derickson, Bost ,rIa.
John II Brown, Brown; R D Spear, FAR: Ti sprS,
w Haynes, Bonsey. and J A Holden. Hash
New York. -A0'Aei'
Pensacola June s-cleered, steamer Batt,a,
lNorl, Uckermann, Port Limon. '''''el
Port Royal, G. June l1-Cleared, steamo.
WsndswoFth Brl, Mitchell, United Kingdom
Philadelphia, June 1l-Arriyed. schr TSn-,,.
Winsmore, Cornell, Savannah. --'ria'
Cieared-Schrs Edwin A Gaskell. snit,
Charleston; John G Schmidt, Norbury. savau,
nah - SN'9A'
New York. June 13-Arrivsd, steamships Mt,
of Berlin, Liverpool; Elba, Bremen: Png;sy
Hamburg; Furst Bismarck, Hamburg.
Arrived Out-Canada, New York for Iondo,
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Tallahassee, for New YORK
J w Burns, J N Messersmith and wife, F Trim.
mer and wife, w Dearborne. 6 W Taylor, W
Petry, Mrs II l. Hedden, II F Owens, Ruther'
ford. Miss B King, B f Shakespeare, JOIN
Feeley. A Il Leach and wife, NJ K Moore, Il Rus
sell, T NJ Taylor, e Whiteside, Mrs g D CLARKE
10 coiorei aud II steerage.
Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Baltimore
Mrs Fl Massey. Miss Lucy Massey. Miss Emily
Massey, Miss Gertrude Massey, Massey,
Miss Josie Massey, Miss Susie Massey, Master
Henry Massey, Chas s Marshall. Miss Bell, Il L
Schreiner, Mrs Fl L Schreiner, Miss K Tain, Mli
Clark. o Liken, W B Brown, Miss Cooper
Hester Burton, Geo Taylor, Jas Schatier sno
wife, James Mally. John Munnel, W HAIRS
son, John Kay.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.
Arrived below. an unknown hark

AIIIFou USIVWl III uUAuuWn DARK.
Inagua, June 3-The cargo of lumber ex scb,
Marian Manson. which was wrecked in Anril Ias,
at Little Inagua while on VOYAGE from savsn'
nah TO st Jago. is being solved and landed at :
place suitable for reshipment.
New York. June 11-Steaner Ocean TDutcbl
Voege, at this pert from Amsterdam, repor,.
the following june 9 lat 90 q, lon CT 20 sighted
bark Hoppet [Rusl. from Pensacola for Inbec
with signals Of distress flying; had captain AM
four men sick and wanted medicine; gave him
medicine and then proceeded on our voyage a.
no other assistance was required.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-14

Our line of neckwear; we have some leS1
lar paralyzers. Appel & Schaups New o'0'''
159 Broughton street.
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Each and every person visiting Konlsl'
during the three.day discount sale Will TO
ceive a present free of charge. Remember
you don't have to purchase TO get the P.Jss-
ent. Come get one. Kohler, 15S BrougH'
ton I'D
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MEMORANDA.

New York, June 1l-Arrived, schrs Lulu Ever
EFT, Osmore, Key West: Mayer and Muller Pat
terson. Jacksonvilie; Arvesta, Mott, do; Harold
@ Beechsr, Parsons, Brunswick, Ga. Is bound to
New Haven; Mary F Godfrey. Lyman, Bruins
wick. Ga, is bound to Elizabethport, !; VIM
B Steelman, Bates, Charleston.
Cleared-Ship Cleopatra [Gerl. Lucke, Sayan-
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Malaria, Blood Poison, Cstarrh

Cured quickly and permanently by ATTENTION !.
diet and course of P. P. P. Prickly ASH TO-
Root and Potassium Syphilis in all its 500 -
is eradicated by the blood cleansing propeL'inIn
Of p. p P. Dyspepsia and indigestion WIZ I "a
its frightful and disagreeable forebodings' cw'1
quickly with p. P. P.-Ad.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway June
l3-l Dbl beef, car coal, jacks, % empty bbls.
/ wedge, q pLgs tobacco, boxes tools, 2 cases
shoes, Dbl fish, car barrels, bale matt, ! cal
live stock, car h goods, bbls -four, case
picture frames, so bbls spirits turpentine q
bbs rosin.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railway,
June 1884 bales cotton. 6.064 boxes vege
tables. 1888 bbls vegetables, 1856 boxes fruit 5bbls
fruit. Ill bbls rosin, 759 bbS spirits turpeBtne,
2 bbls rice, 81 bales wool bales hides, boxes
carbon, 20 rolls paper. 5 boxes tobacco, 90 boxes
crude, pkgs mcbs, 8 cases shoes, 16 cases I
paper, 2 kegs cider, boxes marble, 9 bbls eggs
q crates eggs, 2 iron safes. 5 bbls whisky. boz
mdse. 3 cases whisky, boxes crackers, 4 spa
wagons, Dbl snuff, 2 cases candy, 30 boxes
crockery, ! sack bags, bbls syrup, box jugs
2 boxes cheese. boat, case millinery, 2 pkgs
umbrellas, ~ crates boxes, bdls springs,
lot furniture, 2 bdls wheels, boxes moulding,
"a cars lumber, cars melons.
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Sept delivery. 10 1915 6 0716
BALTIMORE. June l3-FIour dull: Howard
extra 81 $500 IS; family 81 1905 IS; city
mills, Rio brands, extra, So O0Q6 IS; winter
wheat patent IS zoos 90; spring patent 80 90
@s rs; spring straight, s. 25@5 S.; bakers,
and month. 81 06lk01 O6s4; Southern wheat
dull; Fultx, 81 0s@1 o.; Longberry, 81 on
oil o. ,Corn-southern, white firm at Tic; yell
low dull at sc.
CINCINNATI. June 13-Flour active: family
q 1904 IS; winter patent So o0Q5 IS; fancy
VI 700z 80. Wheat active; No. z red 81 OF.
Corn quiet; No mixed, e0c. Oats lower; No.
Lard quiet at IS so. Bulk meats steady; short
ribs at S5 %. Bacon steady short clear
BOO. Hogs, common aud light. 81 rs; pack
ing and butchers So eo@S s. Whisky steady
81. LOUIS. June 1s.-Fiour steady; family
SS 7o03 80; choice 81 00O4 20; fancy IS 050
5 Is; extra fancy 81 80; patents 81 SOS co.
but there was soon some recovery, and while
fluctuations were confined to a narrow range
the tendency was to higher prices until noon,
when prices sagged. There was recovery
cash, eSc1$l 90; June delivery closed at C;
SHy delivery closed at 9lS August delivery
| at &C; December delivery closed at e31kc
Corn, after opening nc off, had strong reac-
ton and advanced &c. but weekend of later.
the market and prices dropped 1Ssc more,
| recovering only &c Of the loss and finally
| closed fc below Yesterday; No. 9 red, cash 55s4
9o41zc; June delivery closed at C; July de-
livery closed at 5215c; September delivery closed
| at 5O3sc. Oats lower but active; Nc. cash,
45I1 1461sc; July delivery closed at aIzc; August
1on oo.soO ties ss.es gsgsE c
and firm-Pork. standard mess. at $40 SO.
Lard steady; prime steam at % 80. Dry salt
meats: boxed shoulders, az 81 rs: longs So 90;
| shoulders IS 371s longs. SO 45; ribs So SIS:
steady at 81 Is.
NHw ORLEANS, June 1s.--Cof7ee weak; Rio.
RIO open kettle, good common to fair, 396c;
44c; seconds sS41sc; fully fair to prime, 4I4c;
fair to good fair, 51ssD3 3-16c: good common
39sc; common, eS442 iS-lsc; cen.rltugals, plan
tation graduated 5-l604ssc; choice white
prime yellow clarified 31sc: seconds. 2ss03c
Molasses steady - open kettle, fermenting,
good fair to prime. ss@25c; centritugals,
good common to good fair, io012c: choice
to fancy, 3G129c; good prime, isG115c,
common. 1850; inferior, 51f06c; prime. 200
sic; fair to good fair. i4n15c; good common 10
NAVAL STORES.
New YoRK. June 10. noon.--Soirits turpen-
tine quiet and steady at ss40S5szc. Rosin
dull and unchanged at 81 SOLO
500 p. m.-Rosin quiet and steady; strained,
common TO good 81 4511 So Turpentine dull
at 33A0SS3zc.
OaAaLssroN, June 10. - Spirits turpentine
steady at 35c. Resin firm: good strained
81 80.
WILMINGTON, June IS - Spirits turpentine
firm at SIC. Rosin firm; strained 81 iT16;
good strained 81 2sIk. Tar firm at 81 so. Crude
turpentine firm; hard 81 10; yellow dip 81 40;
virgin 81 10.
LIVERPOOL, June 10, noon.-spirits turpentine
29s.
NEW YORK. June 13.-Rice steady and quiet;
domestic, fair TO extra, 505Mc; Japan
69406c
Nav oRLzkss June i3.-Rice steady; ordi-
nary to prime 4l605ssc.
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statement confirmed expectations. and while
there was no further material upward move
ment, the best prices were well hald, and the
close was made at highest figures, though quiet.
Final changes show gain all along the list of
large fractions. and New Jersey Central and
Union Pacific are up i1s per cent. each and
Pacific Mail per cent. The Gales aggregated
10000 shares of listed aud 5000 shares Of un
listed.
This following ware the closing quotations of
A. " w.
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In charge photographic Station

Jacksonville, June 9-In accordance with the
maritime quarantine regulations of the Stat
Board Of Health Of Florida vessels subject ID
quarantine restrictions destined TO ports on tbs
and Cedar Keys including both of these ports
will report at the Mullet Key State Quarantine
Station, at the entrance to Tampa Bay: for
ports west of and beyond Cedar Key, TO the
Escambia County Quarantine station on Saute
Rosa Island for ports between Punta Russo
and Key West, including the latter port, to The
United States Quarantine Station at Dry Tortu,
gas, Florida, and for ports on the east coast Of
the state TO the United States Quarantine Sta
ton at Sapelo Sound. J Y Foster,
State Health Officer
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PouLTRY-Market overstocked; demand very
light.
Eaes-Market easy, stock ample. demand
light.
PEANUTs-Ample stock. demand light, prices
steady.
suGAR-Georgia and Florida nominal; none
in mvrxet.
HoNEy-Demand nominal
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These Fads Are New.

The ladies are always on the lookout fo'
anything new; so is Sternberg's. The very
latest discovery is the birthday ring" an
extremely pretty memento of that annlVer-
sary, the novel feature being that eaca
month is distinguished by different colofeo
stone. Prices are very modest, single stone
rings being only 81 and three-stone rings
81 rs. They are the rage everywhere
Adj
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The Sunday Morning News

Win bs found regularly on sale at ths l0'-
lowing places:
Estill's News Depot.
Copner's News Stand. uuss
E. ]. Kieffer's Drug Store, corner VICE.
Broad and Stewart streets Wat
T. A. Mullryne & Co.'s Drug Store "'''
Broad and Waldburg streets. .o-rae
st. J. K. Yonge's Drug Store, Gu
Whitaker and Duffy streets. -,ar
McCauley & Co.'S Drug Store GU
New Houston and Drayton streets. a.ll
W. A. Bishops Drug Store, corner A
and Price streets. -Adn
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CLEARED YEsrERDAY.

Steamship Nacoochee. Smith. New York-C G
Anderson.
Steamship VIM Lawrence. Snow. Baltimore
W Guerard, Agent
Bark Laugen [Norl. Husebo, Bristol-Holst &
Co.
Schr Horace Shares, White, New York-Jos
A Roberts & Co.
Schr Sadie Sumner, Sumner, Portland, Me
Jos A Roberts & Co.
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aAILED YESrERDAY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Baltimore,
Steamship Tallahassee. New York.
Bark Lsugen lNorl, Bristol.
Schr Elwood Burton, Baltimore.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship VIM Lawrence. for Baltimore
1874 bales cotton, II nbls spirits turDentine, s6i
bbls rosiu, 276 pkgs mdse, 900 feet lumber "a
bales sweepinRs ri pkgs vegetables, bales
hides. IS rolls leather. bags wool.
Per steamship Tallahassee. for New York
101 bales cotton, u bales domsstics 10 bbls oil,
100, 600 shingles, CLIP feet lumber 81 bbs fish,
1899 bbls rosin. 200 bbls spirits turpeutine, lS
boxes fruit. II bales hides, a. 469 watermeons, 81
tables, 40 tons pig iron, refrig fruit, lao pkg
mdse.
Per bark Laugen [Nor], for Bristol-i,l00 bar
rels spirits turpentine, measuring 56Slgh gal
Ions; 319 barrels rosin. weighing 1888, 800 pounds
Raymond Judge.
Per sehr Horace P Shares, for New York
$40, 496 feet D p lumber-Stillwcl, Men 20
Per schr Sadie G Sumner, for Portland, Me-
6fS, 1854 feet D D lumber-Georgia Lumber Co.
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Yachting caps, white, black and Blue "
LaFar's. I'D.
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Trade

With Appel & Schaul, the popular one
price clothiers. who have but one price TO
every one, with each aud every article
marked in plain figures.-Ad.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS

Notices 10 mariners, pilot charts and all
nautical Information will be furnished masters
of vessels free of charge at the United stats
photographic Office in the Custom Hous9,
Captains are requested to call at the Office.
LIEUT. T H SHERMAN.
In charge HydrorraDhic Static,
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amount of cash taken in In day, and
places the amount from 5000 to IS GOO.
Langford says he will keep mum until the
proper time comes for him to talk about the
| big failure.
Two years ago four young men Of Augusta,
| TW. Alexander, Thos. Barrett, Jr., Clarence
| Z. Clark and John W. Dickey, bought forty
acres of land located on the south side of
Walton way. between the Platz and foot OF
the Hill. They paid fer the forty acres,
then almost a swamp, about IS, 200. A
coincidence is the fact that the initials Of
the purchasers ranged A. B. c. D..
and accordingly the four main streets
nue. G and avenue ID. Then somebody
christened the place "Boodleburg." The
sale was made TO the Augusta Real Estate
and Improvement Company, the price paid
being about S25, 200. 1t means an increase
OF valuation in two years OF 200 per cent.
The young men Immediately after buying
the property sold enough front lots to pay
for it and put themselves, as the boys say,
Ion velvet" Each of the quartette cleared
IS. 900 on the deal
Eastman Tines-Journdl: Il is currently
reported that of late a white bear, without
his muzzle or keeper, has beeu roaming at
large In the woods Of LAursns county in the
vicinity Of Arthur and that parties who,
by accident or neglect had to travel at
night, could easily transform white stumps,
limbs of fallen trees and sheep into genuine
grizzlies, standing bolt upright in the atti-
tude Of advancing with arms extended to-
ward the unlucky traveller. 1t is said
further that one Of the good citizens OF that
neighborhood, having large ret ram sheep
which had become mischievous and IN
ruly, hauled him away of in the woods,
and left him in new range in
tAe hope Of reforming him of his naughty
practice of butting everybody whom he
met, regardless of age, sex or previous con-
dition. A prominent young man of the
settlement had been visiting Lis choice
among the fair sex. and had fingered there
until after night, when he sat out on his
hemsward journey. He had not proceeded
far, When lo he saw something white and
tall lift its form upright within few feet
of him. His hair stood on end, and he felt
very like the nasal singing master did when
he encountered the Headless Horseman Of
Sleepy Hollow, near Maj. Andres tree.
What must be done? There was
no doubt in his mind that he was
In close quarters with the much dreaded
brnin; SO. whipping out q pocket piece of
artillery, with which he had prepared him
self to meet just such an emergency, he
fired with good aim at the bulziest part of
the snowy looking figure. On the shot be-
ing fired the apparition, resuming posi-
tion on all four. walked away, while the
fusileer adopted more hasty method of
travel in different direction. Returning
next day to the enchanted spot in company
with some companions, our hero found the
dead body OF his neighbors pet ram few
paces away from the scene of the nights
encounter. So the poor pet paid dearly for
offering to play pranks away from home
upon a stranger.
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pentine was very firm, with good demand and
moderate offerings. The sales during the day
were 1887 casks, at 35lsc for regulars. At the
ket was reported firm at s5l1c fer regulars
At the second cali it closed firm at S5I &c for
regulars. Rosin-There was good, steady de-
mand for most grades with comparatively a
the quotations. The total sales for the day
were about $500 barrels. At the Board
of Trade on the first call the market was
reported firm, with sales of 1858
barrels, at the following quotations: A, B, G.
D. and e, 81 IS; r, 81 30; g, 81 As; H, Sc o.;
l, SO 10; K, 50 40: NJ, 50 60; N. SO 80; window
glass SO 90; water white, So 10. At the last
cait closed firm, with further sales of 5s2 bar
rels at unchanged prices except for H, which
was quoted at So co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-14

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