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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
LOCAL MARKETS.

TAn quotations below are revised daily by lead
iag dealers and Will be found reliable whole
sale and retail, rs specified.
COTTON
Cotton selling at 6G5ikc.
PROVISIONS AND SUNDRIEs
= Following quotations are on the basis Of Job
lots:
Fisl--New mackerel, half bbls., No. /. IS 80;
half bblS., No ? s. 90: goldfish. ? D bricks. 6isc
p h loose goldfish, &c 2 d; picked herring, =
bucket, 81 %.
Holland heTrings-kegs, 81 501i ia
Dried heIrinFS-Per box. 40c.
Holniny-Hah bbl. g 90.
C5rits-Per Dbl, 81 %
oatn.esl-New, = half Dbl, 100 rs. 81 90; ?
Dbl. s. gl
Cracked wheat-Per case, 20 rs, s. o.
Gomez - Wholesale ouotatienc Rio IAc:
prime Ieis82oci choice. 21Ss6l 2e1sc; fancy. sO5s
a2ici Java, 3Sc; Cordova 2szlc; Pea5erly.
ses{ 2slko; Arbuekle's Arioss, SO o.
Maple syrup-Quarts, / doz. 20 case. 2 doz,
IS 80; 1s-gal-, = ooz. 70 case. 2 doz &c 80;
1-gal., = doz- 70 case. 2 doz-, sll %.
SugaI-Standard ErAnulated. *. powdered,
in Ootss, 5ikc; powdered, h III hbls, sSc: cat
loaf bbls. 5lse; euslost 5s-fbs, 5Ac. fancy yell
Low clarified. 4.sc; choice yellow clsrihed.
mono.
Molasses-Fanrs open kettle, sc: choice
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16

NEW York. Feb. 15.-The stock market
to-day was unusually active and presented
a strong front almost throughout the entire
session, placing almost all the stocks traded
in on a materially higher plane than last
week. Interest was more general and
some Of the largest banking houses of the
street were buyers of sock to
a large extent. Coalers still lead
the general list, which was materially
higher during early dealings. In late trad
ing there was narrow buying, the market
closing very active and strong at about top
figures.
Railroad bonds only fairly active.
Government and state bonds dull and
steady.
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STRONG ALL DAY.
MONEY CLOSED AT 1I-2 EASY


Special to the Gazette
New YORK Feb l5-Money closed easy
offered at IS per cent, the lowest rate; the
highest was ; per cent.
Ezchauge-Steady; posted rates, 4S6H
@4So
SiIver-9Oiic. .-.-
Surar-Raw and refined, dull and I'M
changed
Wheat-Options active and strong to-day
ON iirmer foreign markets and good buying.
Prices closed Is to PFC higher. Spot lots
closed steady.
Wool-Dull but steady and unchanged.
CottUn-Spot lots steady. Middling up
lands slice. Futures closing easy
Coffee-Spot lots dull; fair Rio
Carg9es, lG4c. Futures lower.
Enthusiastically. Buenos Ayres, dry, 13c;
lrg Texas, 1OGl2c
Dry Goods-Fairly active; steady.
Bonds active aud firm.
Utah. Denver and Gulf, 2115.
Atchison general mortgages, SS1I.
AtchiSOn incomes, 62l5.
II. Louis aud Southwestern Is, so.
Texas Pacific Is, So
Texas Pacific 2's. 500.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
other Produce and Provisfons

ST. LOUIS. No. Feb 5.-Wheat-Gtose3
lsSc above Saturday No g red. cash, 10
9l5sc; March. S21sc; Nay, e3Ee; July. s9ssc.
Corn-Closed &c below Saturday. No. g,
cash $3.50: March, SIC; Nay, 37skGe37<c
Oats Cash, better. 80. 9. mixed, 30s<c;
May. 31ssc
sCornmeal-Firm at g 112e u @
Whisky-Sl IA
Pork-Old. % 50; new, gil 20
Lard-S5 S0g6 35.
Dry salt meats, loose-Sboulders. 81 62lk:
longs ana ribs. 50 90; short rios,i s. 20: boxed
lois. l5c more
Bzcon-s houlders. $ 37Iz-5 80: longs, IS SD
80; ribs g 60: shorts. Sc 7016 Is
/. Hans-SJ eo1Io-5l
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16
GRATEFUL PATIENTS
lnpa the value Of SGiSItifC Professional Treatment.
WHAT Residents Of FIt Worth Have 10 say in Be-
C8ritoL S. ClItiS, T. D.-SaTad fTGE the Grave.

Mr.. W. r Jones relates his experience to
~ IVES. Sir. a month ago I was a walking
'-r,5ow. but to-day l feel Ike another man,
ia Mr.. W 7. Jones. who resides at the
Suing Palace Hotel. corner Eleventha and Main
ss.ErsefS 10 a GAZETrE reporter. MY friends
Sg5 all given me up and said was going 10 ole
-rifb consumption. and the doctors. said my
i,,--s we're affected, and in fact had given up
i"-e myself I read DR.. J. :. Curtis adver-
..--.s1Srleut in THE GAZETrE. and on Christmas
&c last placed myself under his treatment.
~ examined me carefully and said I had
[--arrb, ana convinced me that he was right in
: lew minutes The remedies he used have
sr.ei like a charm. / have gained over IS
,-,rrds in weight and have good appetite.
FyEen / commenced DR.. Curtis treatment 1
Cgl-Id not eat anything and my voi &c was only
yspfsuer I am grateful TO God ana DIT.
SrrrIs Tor my renewed strength. and only hope
~ Others Who are similarly afflicted may be
iI5,rceG By my statements TO place themselves
-..ar me treatment OF Dr. Curtis
Fir Jones spoke and acted like = nan who
OH lie forU5 OF his words, aud evidently real
& ee and appreciates The great benefit he has
rassiyed On. Chrtis' rooms at the NatatOrium
Irrsrg no are crowded with the afflicted of all
a.. and conditions, and his work is command
sT- -lg highest admiration.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-02-16

Comparative Statement of the Spot Mars
kets.
Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, Feb. 15-The following
are the closing quotations for cotton on the
spot to-day at the leading markets, together
with the closing for middling Saturday, with
to-day's sales;
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Galveston Sugar Market.


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb -Cotton-Steadv
AIiddling. 6ssc Sales. coo bales: receipts, 274l
bales; shipments, 2l25 bales; stock 1856 I'll bales
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FINANCIAL.


British ConsoIs.
Special to the Gazette
LONDON. Feb. 15.-Consols closed at % 1916
for money; for silver 81 I-l6.
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COTTON MARKETS.

New York Futures.
Special 70 the Gazette.
NEW YoRK- Feb. I5.-Cottsa futures closed
STEADY at 70 10 points decline.
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A WONDERFUL RESULT
0FfInteIligent Treatment of Dis
ease by Comp@ent Physician

OFtInteIligent Treatment of Dis
ease by Competent Physician
And Surgeon.
-rrhJ T. Bowman. whQfresides ct I2O West
ce.e1th street Fort WEyth. gives the follow
II sFersd with g krrh for about fifteen
-r- 3ud have trim nearly all the patent
IrsIicilk L withoutr II 1 placed myself under
Dr. Curtk 1reatmg about the lst Of January,
49, ThdSirst u the doctor did was 10 re-
T eed FQ wonderful g rs6f n2 The d fna
p-seahle syApf$hs are all gone and my voice
j. clear ana NC increased in weight While
Ilaye acen attending DR.. Curtis treatments
al The Natal Building lave witnessed
a. W0nde A Aects of his work upon other
patients, 4 use dNres IN some cases have been
more rem Sable ham my OWN, and all have
10 say is ~ and sea for yourself I am per
flctly s. sfed via the results in my own
case. &iore taking treatment of DR.. Curtis
1h.ra Ger was . nigl that did not have to
10 pa TENT strangulatoA Now my sleep is
u b-C Zen and I am rerfeS by comfortable day
"a LADY'S EXPERIENCE.
I'D e suffered with catarhp and deafness
ever Nnce ! was 10 II years old as a result OF
scariA fever. ! have been trying all kinds Of
trsarkents. and for the last four years have
teen doctored by the best physicians / could
md. without any good result For the last
Z rec years have suffered much. My appetite
uasEery DOOR ana / had but little strength,
auI l had nearly given up my case as hopeless.
I commenced treatment with Dr.. j. s. Curtis
lust after last Christmas. and I am delighted
with the result. lily appetite is good, the color
has come back to my face, feel strong and
well and hear ever so much better. l advise
all Indies TO consult DR.. Curtis if they want to
1e cured MRS. J. ALMERAS.
Residence Eighteenth and Terry streets, Fort
Worth, Tex
MY HEAD HURT ALL THE TIME
Ny breath was offensive, I had continual choll-
in and rails ne Of mucous from my throat, and
hal been afflicted thus since 1 was two or three
ars old and L am now twenty-seven-, 1 con-
suited Dr. j. =. Curtis about the lst Of Janu-
arg. 1892, ana his treatment has been complete
success. have not had tle headache but once
or twice since 1 commenced his treatment. My
breathing is free and uHooStructed my breath
pure / have gained eighteen pounds and my
riDuds scarcely recognize me- I live at 4l4
B1lz street. Fort Worth, and if anybody
doubts the veracity Of this testimonial or the
completeness OF my cure l Will be glad to sat
foremost physicians OF the country. ana advise
anyone suffering with any OF the diseases he
processes 10 cure, TO consult him
n. p. SPRINKLE.
j. 8. OUTFITS, M. d,
May be consulted daily at his rooms in the
Eata.Oriun Builiing, Fort Worth, Tex,
Hours, 10 a. n. to 10 p. IN.
SueclI attention 10 the Treatment Of
Catarrh. Cancers, All Diseases of
the Eve and Ear, Piles, FiSSure,
Male and Fem ale Weakness ana
All Chronic Diseases. Consultation
lrae. Cures guaranteed
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Exchange az Sew OrIeans

Exchange at New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb Is.
Special to the Gazette
Sterling-C 60 days. $500 s515
Francs Commercial. 60 days......5 1875
New York sight-Bank ..........-l50 premium
Commercial. .......... .-..........- 80 premium
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Exchange at New York.
NEW YORK, Feb. Is.
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w .
each day and the following quotations are sub
Ject to change at any time Yesterdays clos
lng based on job lots:
Hams-lS 10 20 rs, S55c: 16 to is rs; &c; 10 to
10 Ds, 9lkc; s to y ms. % C; breakfast bacon
Cwide or narrow, S1sc; California or picnic
hams. &c; New York shoulders, 5lsc; homeless
Dried beef-CHam pieces only, extra dry,
Dry salt--short clear, &c. longs, none; backs.
csc; shoulders, sc; bellies. =. Car-Iot prices:
add &c for local trade.
smoked---Short clear, ~: longs,none: backs,
I5.c; shoulders.5Slc bellies, =. Car-Iot prices:
add sc for local trade.
SausageS-Boiogna dong, middle and round),
D; liver sausage, &c; blood. sc: Vienna, &C;
head cheese, &c; pork sausage. &c
Picked goods -Tripe, kits, Sc; I Dbl, 81 70
4 bblS. s. %; pigs feet. kits. Sc; L bbls,
81 -; !. bbls, s. 80; pigs tongues, kits, 81 %;
4 bbls s. 20; = bbls. SO 00
Lard-Basis, tierees, pure leaf lard, &c; pure
Lard scaie-For tir cans, 90 rs. two in case.
add L 20 d. four in case. add &C: 10 ms, six
in case. add &c; rs, twelve in case, add &c;
rs, twenty in cases, add &c.
For wooden paekages-i0-o pals, add, &c;
70 y pals. add Sc; COD tubs, add &c; Z b6ls,
add &c; bbls, add sc.
One hundred pounds OF one kind CT sausage
or bologna, &c less than list price.
FRESH NEAT DEPARTMENT..
Dressed beef-Sides and earcasses. steers. AZ
Csc; hind quarters, steers. 6isG7c; fore quar-
ters, steers, 2lEe:. sides and carcasses.
cows, SSz64Isc: hind quarters, COWS, 51sQec;
fore quarters. cows, 2tSo;
Beef cushions. S1gc; loin backs, Sc: ioin
butts tbonelessl. &c; lOin strips, 10: shortlcins
I2EII4c; tenderloias- lie; brains II: rurnps, 10:
plates. 2lzc; rounds, fst95c; chueks. 81;
back halves, &C; OK tails. per doz.. &c; kid
neys, per doz- s0o; flank steak. SC: standard
RIBS, 69sc: rib rolls. l1e; spencer rolls, g.;
Sweetbreads, lSc; Tongues. each. CSC:
Mutton-DTessed sheep. Sdec: legs, exc:
saddles. l9c; breast, &c; racks, long. l4ci
Fork-Bresssd hogs, easlEc: sr2-e ribs, &c;
fresh ans. SCI fresR shoulders, sc. fenderioins.
&c; lsins, So; backhones, ssse; heckbones- szc;
tongues, per doz. toe; livers. per doz, soc;
hearts. per doz-, zoe; pigs feet. feet per doz,
s5c-
saasaze-POrk, &c; head cheese. SC: liver
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
CROP REPORT
Issued by the Department of Agriculture.
Tho Gonoral Average.

NhN 0SAAA AARA ~ ~
Tho General Average.
WASHINGTON. D. G., August 1o.-The
crop returns of tho department Of agri-
culture showa slight improvement in
the condition OF corn, raising the month
iy average from Sill in July TO $50 in
August In only four years since tho
Initiation Of crop reporting has there
been a lower August condition. The
following averages OF principal states
are given:
New York 90; Pennsylvania SO; yir-
Einia 90; Georgia or Texas o.; Tennes-
see o.; Ohio 81; Indiana "a; Illinois Is;
Iowa 70; Missouri So; Kansas 81; Ne
bEaska 50.
The returns relating to spring wheat
ere lower, declining during the month
from q general average Of 900 to 1878.
The reduction Ia from 90 to SO in Wis.
eonsinl % to 81 In Minnesota, and 90 to
y in North Dakota. There has been a
Slight advance in South Dakota and
Ne6rasEa, with no change in Iowa.
Condition Of other crops averages as
follows: Spring rye, ss,e, instead Of
VIZ in July. Oats, e8.2, a fall Of one
point Barley, Oil, instead OF so. Buck
wheat, acreage 1918, condition $40.
66SoESatoes' 1858, declining from 90. Hay
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MARSHALL COUNTY INSTITUTE.
Proceedings of The Very In.Or estins sss.
SiOnS YnGterdaN

ProoeodinES of the Very Inter asting sos'
siOnS Ynsterdan
The Marshall county teachers insti-
tute, now in session at Moundsville,
convened yesterday at 0 a. IN. Devo-
tionnl exercises were conducted by Su-
perintendent Rine. The subject Of
arithmetic was taken up by W. S.
Powell, and physiology by J. T. King.
II was then discussed BY tho Instructor
and teachers, all dwelling principally
on the brain aud the nerves. The in
stitute then adjourned, for the Demo-
cratic convention convened in the court
room, and the institute was to meet Mt
l p. IN. ut the NJ. L. church.
Tho afternoon session opened with
music by the choir. The roll call found
eighty-three females and eighty-two
males enrolled, 1855 in all.
Tho first lesson OF the afternoon was
in history, conducted by W. S. Parvell.
R. A. Riggs then read a paper on or.
biography, closing by making. q list OF
words for the teachers and giving
sounds OF vowels, which created quite
a discussion. Orthogralhy IS gaining
in Marshall county and the teachers
arc learning to pronounce words.
d. Bonar conducted a lesson in geog-
raphy, giving quite an interesting les
son.
D. L. Williams conducted q lesson in
grammar. A teacher only needs to at
tend one of these lessons to know their
benefit.
The night session was a reunion and
entertainment, given by the teachers,
which all enjoyed, especially the young
people.
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sin NO settlement.

The mill committees of the Etna,
Standard and Top mills met the man
ayers again yesterday, and were unable
to make q settlement. a meeting ofthe
iron workers wa held, and it was de-
cided to turn over the mattor to the
vice.president Of tie district for adjust
ment. The manufacturers offered to
split the difference at the meeting on
Tuesday, but the rollers would not have
it that way. Mr.. Joseph Hilton, a
member OF the Standard mill commit
tee, left for Cambridge last night, where
Mrs. Hilton is spending the summer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
FOB a

- .H-
No. 1906 EoH. street, IN Behren's aud ,speldels
addition, five rooms; price sL5oo
Three houses on Wood street. high ground
No. 35ls, Us and SS2l $3.50 each.
Two, houses on Twenty ninth. four ooms
Fivs iois on Twouty.nlnth street, 80 by 10,
feet, 500 each.
Brick house; five rooms and large store roon1.
1893 Water street, $500.
No. $40 Wood street. lotsOxloO feet. sFx rooms
A splendid Misunderstanding or building sta,
ono OF the best in tho city. 30 feet square, COR
nerof Forty.second and Water streets will DO
SoldAsa whole or in lots,
Agood farm OF ny acres, one and q hall miles
from the city. a good orchard. six acres In
grapeS, has a ive.roomed house, stableS, etc. and
the best OF water. VIII sell on easy terms Of
trade for city property.
Lots In HoHmann's addition. the best value In
the Eighth ward, on very easy terms Tor a snos;
No. ISIS Jacob street, rents for S2l6 ,...:....... 2,lol
No Al Thirty.eighth street, six rooms new 2,5N
No. 1874 Chapline street. ten.roomed house
and two lots. 81
Brick house. four rooms and hall, Forty.
fGStand Woods streets, full lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

EDWARD L. RosE & Co., are at present
making q great Midsummer drive in
wheels. Victor Juniors at SIS 90, be-
low list price, and several shopworn
Sateties at equal discounts. The Victor
and Columbia, however, hold their
place and their price.
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Went Through n Bridge.

San ANTONIO, Texas, August 10
Late last night a Southern Pacific train
which was crnpty from California, went
through a span bridge II miles west Of
here into Sabinal Greek. Brakeman
Frank Leonard, Of W~itkesbarre, Pa,
was killed instantly and several train.
men injured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
Honmelor,. pyolne E.tabllshmoal.

John Hoilmeier, proprietor OF the
Pan Handle Dyeing Establishment No.
1881 Market street, respectfully an
nounces that he is prepared TODD ciean-
ing, dyeing and repairing, and in fact
he guarantees to make your last years
clothes look as good as new on short mo-
tice. Give him q call.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11
PR0FANE SIR GEORGE
And Col. Alex Campbell, Of This
State, Hevo a setto.
HER HsJES7YS PRIME MINISTER

For the Colony of New South Wales
the Worlds Fair Man
oycment and Insults the United
~stutes..nis DIscourteous Treatment
If Colonel cnmpbeti.-He Acts Like
n Drunken Man or q r'ooI-,Colone
c~omppclls story of the Episode.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

O~lNcrSNAEI, O., August M.-George
Dixon, the pugllist, accompanied by his
manager, o'Rourke, reached Cincinnati
a. 1850 this forenoon and after remain
ing in the city for a short time, con.
Naaed on their way to New Orleans.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

S. B. DuRFEY, mate Of steam err Ari-
iona, had his foot badly jammed.
Thomas Eclectric Oil cured i. Moth.
ing equal to It for a quick pain re-
lever. p4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

THE Camp Stools, Chairs and Cots
sold by Alex. Frew, the Main Street
Furniture Dealer, are Just the thing for
picnic and fishing parties.
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TOE REHTT.

No. 81 Eighteenth street new house, six
rooms and bath room. ....,.....,.......t..,: 10 %
No. 2I4 Sixteenth street, SIX rooms aud
finished attic, hot and cold water.'s4...'. y q
No. 520M Main street. fiVe roomG ,s......,a...... 10 %
No. 2s17 Chapllno street. three r0oms......... 900
Stable north OF Fourteenth street. .."........ 90
No, 2322 Woods street, three rooms. ,,.s,,,... 6Qq
No. 900 alley B two roomA .........y..n...; 900
Three.roomcd house aud three and o hall
acres OF land, West Liberty, .. ,,,............ .
No 26Vi Market street. two ooms.......:..... =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-08-11

Why allowbedb bugs to keep youawake
at night when a bottle of Bugine will
destroy them in a minute? % cents.
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FOR SALE.


onel lot on Mccolloch street. Sixth ward; $50
Hall lot on Jacob street Rlfh ward, Sl99.
Hall lot corner Mccolloch and Belmont
House, four rooms, Jacob street, centEe Wheel
Ing, ground S5xl00 feet Sl.75o.
House; eight rooms. brick. Market street.
Centre Wheeling, $500.
House OF seven rooms, Eotf street. SLO0J caSh,
balance on easy terms, $500.
Very desirable building lots IN BehrenS y
speldeps addition; also on the late ste etstEoes
HouSe Of i've rooms on EoR street. between
Twenly.iourth and TWenty.hith streets, 200,
House. SIX rooms, Wood street, Centre Wneee
HouSe, Ave rooms. brick, Fourteenth street.
Haltlot on Twcnty.nlnth street, S90L
House. three rooms. First ward, 500
Two very desirable lots on South Front SssoSs
Business house on corner ~TweuIy4tzIh aua
1IGrgs lot a. McNschen, 10, by 9s feet Very
HoIse Of cIEh. rooms brick. Jacob street, DO.
tween fifteenth and Sixteenth streets
Seven lots, G0xl00 feet. 10 Fllan. Whyte and
GailagheLs addition. Price 800 70 500 each.
One Of tho best manufacturing sites In the city,
LoSl Ia Filth ward, IN FIlAn & whyta'a addt
"A TO LOAN.
500, 500 and $1,000 to loan on city real estate
NEsBITT & DEVINE,
1893 Market Street. iys
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE.
Pension Attorney, Notary and Real Rstate
Agent. Houses rented and rents collected.
Olico No. 35I7 Jacob street Ns 1yl9
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-18
LOCAL PERSONAL.

L. q. Gilbert Of Atlanta is at the Screven.
C. NJ. McPhail of Atlanta is at the Pu-
laski
I. NJ Simken of Charleston is at the Pu-
laski.
W. H. Reed Of Tampa is at the Harnett
house.
J. W. Dun of Charleston is a guest of the
Pulaski.
R. H. Everett of Atlanta is at the
Screven.
W. A. Pace of Hawthorn Is stopping at
the Harnete.
r. NJ. Martin of Riceboro is stopping at
the Screven.
L. S. Fender of Ruddell. S. c., is at the
Harnett house.
DR.. Purse of New York Is visiting his
father, Capt. D. g. Purse.
Anthony Barr of Charleston is In the city
stopping at the Harnett houss.
G. L. Pace and George Pace of Spring.
field, N. c., are at the Harnett house.
DR.. j. B. DuBose and J. G. Watson of
Bridge Springs, 8. c., are stopping at the
De Soto.
Walter Hewitt of Chicago, son Of ex-
Mayor Hewitt of New York, is registered
at the De Soto.
Capt. and Mrs. o. NJ. Carter have re-
turned from their trip to Mexico and Cuba.
They were absent about a month. Capt.
Carter speaks Of the "trip as a most delight
full one