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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
In Re. Leila K. Smith, Tava K. Smith and
Lucinda A. Smith.-Petition for Ap.
pointment of Probate Judge Guardian.
TN pursuance of the Act Of the General
i Assembly in such case provided, no.
tice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to The Judge of tie Eighth Cir
cciut at Chap,b bcrs, two weeks after the no.
ticc hereof, for the appointment of W. F.
Cox, Probate Judge ior Anderson County.
as the Public Guardian for the Estates Of
Leila Il. Smiih b, Tays K. Smith and Lucin..
da A. Smith, consisting of two hundred
und tweuty.six dollars in the hands of R.
M. Burriss, Master of Anderson County,
as no fit, competent and responsible person
can be found who is willing to assume
such Guardianship.
TRIBBLE & PRINCE,
Attorneys Pro. Pet.
March 20, 1892 3S
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NOTICE.
South Carolina Industrial and Win
throp Normal College.

A s required by the Act of the Lcgsla-
n ture providing for the establishment
Of the South Carolina Industrial and Win
throp Normal College, approved Dect mber
%, 1891. and in pursuance Of resolution
of the Board of Trustees of said College
adopted March 9, 1892, thirty days notice
is hereby given. that the Board of Trustees
will meet at Anderson, s. G., on the 18th
day of April next, at 10 O'Clock 9. n, for
the parpose of finally locating said College.
W. D. MAYFIELD,
Secretary of Board of Trustees.
March II, 1892 81
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from c. Nibu burn Wagon Co sufficient guarantee those
who will take the uoe to enquire that
reliable
handle
@
you buy paints . ~,,, . m n...;,.o a,ao.no. G n
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TO An GO, Anderson, S. G.
VrnIh will
highly made city, but knowing
make these goods will taking when he
goods he will get exactly what he buys
asth yare TO HIM 1ourstrnly
C Il. MILBURN, President.
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SOMETHING NEW
FOR THE LAUNDRY !

VXTHAT is It? Well, they have adopt
w cd new system of Washing, aud,
that is the Pound System" This is the
fairest way of washing that has ever been.
offered to The people. The prices we offer
to families in our "Ponnd System" any one
can afford to pay; in fact, in our opinion,
it is the thing we have been wanting. Here
are our prices: We will rough dry your
clothes Of 3lc per pound. We will wash
and iror or finish all plain clothes al 90.
per lb. We will finish all starched goods
at 1Oc. per lb. The above prices are where
we take family work through and through
These are the lowest prices that have eeyr|
been offered by Laundry. Try it and be,
convinced. Stop the wagon as it passesl
and give us your work.
R. A. MAYFIELD,
Supt. and Treas. A nderson Steam Laundry
W. w. HUMPHREYS, President. !
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To the Defendants Nj ,uri Writer aud Eliza eth
GraysoE:
TAKE NOTICE, That the Summons p this ac-
tion of hrh h. fore tgoing is COPY, was filed in
the afice OF t.,r IElsr of Prnlale for the County
of Anderson aud state of S.th Carolina in the CIT $
of Anderson on the 18th day Of March, A. d. S92,
and that the object OF the action is 20 sell the rea
estate OF Frances Glvmes, deceased il aid OF per-
sonsl assets for the payment of debts
t. b. MURRAY, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Anderson, S. C., March 10th. 1892. 81
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81 "a z TILL M a n
A LONG FELT WANT !!

FrER FIVE patient endesvor last succeeded
the best hand made distilled Whkey IN the world
Washington D. Co.
iaton Of ali Whsk commonly entirely free
inferior article It pleasant the palate
mild the buyaney youth old % III smuang % ae @
quickly By the LEADING doctors AM and Sa s
should daily directed and that
article be found for rsae at
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Trains icave Spa-tanburg, S. c.. A. & c. Division
Northbouhd, 81 T. m, 4.50 p. M, 657 p. N. (ves-
bulrd Lilnited Southbound, 500 a. M, &.27 p. %.
ll.43 a. III. Cicstihuled Limited; Westbound VI.
n. C. Division, $50 p. M, for Hendsnonvills,
Ashcvilc. Hot spripgs Knoxville and Cincinnati
Trains leave Greenvile, s. c., A. C. Division,
Northbound 244 a m. 337 p. NJ, COS p. N. (vss-
tibuled L'nted); Southbound, 6 1Oa m, 5.Sl p m.
1896 p. ID. (Vcstibuled Linited).
Trains leave Seneca, S. c., 4. i c. Division.
Eorthbouud. III q m, 2 81 p. M, southbound,
7.Hs a. M. 722 p m.
Trains leave Greenwood s. c., Anderson, s. C.,
and Iaurens, SC, for Augusta, Ga, and points
South.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Train leaving Greenwood $50 p. M, carries
through Iullnan Sleeper from spartanburg TO sa-
van ah, Ca. via Augusta, arriving Savannah $40
a. m. Returning leave Savannah 81 p. n. arrive
GREENWOOD 10 05 q. IN, making connection with c.
& g. Division. Pullman Palace Sleeping Car on
Trains Is and 16 between Charleston, 8. c., and
Cincinnati, O., and all trains OF a. & C. Myision
J. a. EODSON, W. A. TURK,
Superintendent, Asst. Gen'l. Pass Agt,
CoLCHBIA, c. CHaRLoTTR, N C.
". q. GEEEN, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Gep'l Mgr, GenI Pass. Agent.
ATLANTA, ga. ATLANTA, GA
!sOLG HAAS, Tranac Hanaver
ATIaET1, al.
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FOR SALE.

The Garrison Property,
On South Main Street.
Terms very easy.
TREBLE E. QUATTLEBAUM.
March 10, 1892 36
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DR. "a. S. TODD

OFFERS his professional services to the
people of Anderson and vicinity. Will
respond promptly to calls when not en-
gagged. Office at Simpson & Sons Drug
Store, Hotel Chiquola Residence, SO
North Main Street.
Tune 1891 48
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fL.s.1 N. ?. TREBLE, C. C. p. /.

e. 81
To Mamie Kay, Richard Reese Kay, Lemuel
II. Kay, absent Defendants:
TAKE NOTICE. That the Summons and COM
plaint In this case we're filed in the Office of the
Clerk Of Court of Common Pleas for tho County
of Anderson on March 18th, 1892, and is for the
sale and partition of two hundred and eighty
acrs of Land, situate In the County of Anderson,
the same being tho Real Estate of the late Richard
G. Kay, deceased.
PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
Ifarch 18th 1902 81
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Condensed Through Schedule.

Trains north of Columbia run by Eastern or
18th meridian time. Trains south of Columbia
run by Central or Goth meridian time. For infor.
nation apply to-:
J. +. BApBlTT, Jr., G. P. A., Savannah, Ga.
T. Z. SLApE, T. P. A., Columbia, S. C..
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ment is comparable only to the absolute
publication and rejuvenation-"
"Hold on, mister. Will il cure snor'
ing, swearing, proud flesh, corns-"
"I'm onto yer, mister, fer one bottle.
Efitll cure my old man O. snoring I'll
try it myself for corns.-Courier-Jour.
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IOHN O'DONNELL's PALACE SALOON

SOUTH STREET. ANDERSON, s. G.
In addition the above have the different viptages Europe INCLUDING the s
Wi Dublin and London Porter Bass ale aud all other
o First Glass Saloon. JOHN oDoNNELL
March
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Connections at Augusta Tor Atlanta and AZ
points west.
Tickets on sale at P. R. & W. C. Railway depots
to all points at cheap rates and baggage checked
to destination.
For any other information and apply or write.
C EPPERSON, WA TURK,
superintendent Asst Gen Pass Agt., ,
Columbia, sc Charlotte, n C
w q GREEN, JAS L TAYLOR,
Gent Mgr, Gepr Pass Agt
Atlanta, Ga Atlanta Ga
Sol HAAS, TRAFFIC Manager,
Atlanta Ga,
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
1oy-.yrv or AgDEDcnM

TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
E. r. lay, R. B. Kay, John T. Kay and James ".
Kay, Plaintiffs, against Mamie l.. Kay, Richard
Keese Kay. Bessie Kay, Lemuel Fl. Kay and
Minnie E. Kay. observation-disclosures for Re-
lief-Complaint not Served.
To the Defendants above named
V7OU are hereby summoned and required to an
/ swer the complaint in this action, which is
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas, at Anderson Court House, South
Carolina, and to serve copy of your answer
to tho said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office, Anderson Court House, South arolina,
within twenty days after tho service hereof,
exclusive of the day Of such service; and If you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiffs in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in tho COM
plant
Dated Anderson, S. c.. March 18th, 1892
TREBLE & PRINCE,
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Richmond q Danv1lle Il. r.,
VI Columbia schedule In effect January 81, 1897.
Trains run BY 10Th Meridian time.
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BETWEEN COLUMBIA 4 GREE,yvILLE VIA
ASTON, NEWBERRY K LAURENS.
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Ex.sun.l No. 14.l STATIONS. Ex.sun.INs

BETWEEN WALHALLA, ANDERSON. BELTON
AND GREENVILLE.
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As tho market T. ptblc 10 nuctuatlon. would BE-
pleased 10 answer any mquino, regarding ''-mrnt7
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DR.. srRoMc's sANlTARiUM,

popular Icsor. cath. change, re-, or recreation
all me year Elevators, electric bells steam, open Ire
rlcc- SIN arO pIoncn adj Oh The roof suites OF room,
WIN bitu- Nra-a water Mas-ase oiesir'oi, u Oh
, i,fl- un-urpa-..d 10 entail elegance ana complete
,...- ~orI f,r illustrated cir fllir.
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pumping machinery, hydraulic machinery and
presses, cotton seed and Gnsccd oil machinery
The patronage comes largely from corporations
and railroads companies, Hlch a. the Standard ~.
Company, Edison Electric Company, American Con.
ton oil Company. Pillsbury -Washburn Flour "
Company, the Pennsylvania. Canadian Pacint,
Burlington and Vanderbilt railroads and the bot
ter class Of manufacturers The business WIZ he
conducted under the same management rs hereto
fore. Subscription lists will be- opened on Satur-
day. November -. and Close on or before Novcm-
Der %. Ten per cent to be paid on application. 40
per cent allotment, and the balance twenty
dave after al Dtmcnt.
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Tho oi.ve coupiny E. formed % ooqulr as going con-
cor. carry on and d,ciol tho business y u@nn'inr =
of 7lrbnc water Wh,>'s steam ana Frr,r Irmpn7 N1.
c,iner Hgdraui- Nacimcry and Pssc.. rattan >'d and
I,n,<.d OH ti1chmerv &c. c1fr cl On ly tAr SIlNIA
& BIEnCR MANUF,0UErs 'oMASY and tina ~NiiH
d VALE CJNrANY. lo'b - which ar slNa' 81 in u'
CIV Of Da,on ohio Their celebrated "victOr" Tnr-
binc 4, nyorlby known cvcryWheo. balns n successful
oror,,lon n many " tar largest concerns 70 th' W't
10Th here and ahrold. Thrs. con ani'- hos" also "t
anl equipped many u H. largest norr nils and cotton
oil Mill. "a Tie United STATE. The sl"raiil"-
u both cancr-i. are projected by large nuHb.r
= valuable Iat.n,.. The earnings q the two COM
ianes fr tho lat ten equal average yearly proht
o, dou,. tho amount urcesNrs - pay dividends on The
Pr,,,rf,d stock The patronage = both companies coe-
largely from u.rrr ca., o, Manufacturers. corpora
tons and rair.ad -pu Onio. such a, The STANDARD OH
Con pauy son Flcctrc Company, American tottn Oh
Company Pnlsbury -Wa@hburn Hour Mn ComI"ny Penn
-,l,ana Ea.lr0ad. CaA1don Pacific Krood. chicago
burlington and ounry aroai. vanderbilt RAILROADS and
r.any Othcrs
NIr-.rs Harrow Wndc & Gutbric- examination Of
the books tor three ycnr- Guiding December 81
1891. shows Tint the rnrninE- have bccn eanni To
nununl average net profit of Soi'ooI'9o. Nhich
L. sufficient pay per cent. dividends on the Irr-
fcrrcd stock aud nearly / per cent on the Common.
The, nI-o certify tint the nsscts of the companies
trcnl estate. buildings. machinery, stock on hand
cn.h &C.. ~ per inventory inkcn on December 81
1891. amounted 10 >9O>,6I0s9. exclusive OF patent
rights aud goodwill.
Ia" business Ntl if '".l'. i't una 'A' '''I H'i''-
iaert e. l.r.'.f0-
Application v.I he mad 20 lave The securities I'ta
on o.. N,u-lurt l.l Cincinnati stock Exchanges.
5000 shares OF the Preferred -ocl. ar' now oford
for puiI .H'...Ht g. pat. I1.ahi' % l.r c'nt "-
arqli. rop sl I.r ..n' 90 allotment. ia.'n,' I'D dNs
ar.r allotment Tr r-hi is reserved 20 rle.t any apil
0H o. 1.D.if D.. no Iltt.
Subscription i-i- viii be- opened saturday. Noren-
Der 20. and closed before Tncsdny. NoYcmbcr
% nt the offices OF the nulcr-. where fail Prospect
nd nuplirutiuu Biuuh- be secured.
~mb>c ripIion- will nl-o be- received NJ the following
Brunch Office Of HENRY tLEN- y 90.
IIoJ BROADWAY rNb.roilr u t...
--2 BEOhpWAN Metropolitan HOOD, cor. Prince.
go cUrECN-~r.. ,Drl.r frsuhiu-.t.
s. HrDSDN->r ~ .rrmtlr ~ mango Hudinr.
90 ~. i-jrH ST. ,.r Nldi-.uatc.
40 rRT--r opposite CIV Hail. Br0o.l'n. l. l.
Providence. New Bedford. aud Hall River.
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financial Mcctln9s.

financial nlcrings
~ OR TIE PURPOSE OF THE ANN Al
i NI'.IINt, OF the Stockholders OF the lOl SAIONlt
l.AIIEOND COMPANY. 10 b. held DECEMBER 10Th.
l,r the stock transfer books ~ sad company WI Dr.
,f,.1d at p % lock p. No. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER
3pI i0- and remain clos until the hHai GsJourhWth'
co. said meeting. 1900
Dl'.d the iGth day ~ November. 1892.
D. order Of tie Boar; Of Dnc.iors
NJ. T. STONE. Secretary
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
- WNiI.-~I room . 80 1900
DTRNTANT t. Section Nv Of the Bylaws
of chi. >oc',t. tac Annual Mco'nT VII b. h" az
auuco. TnAc IT, Hfpid.>t. corner Of Prirl, NrNloik
ity on saturday. p.cembc mi at T. o'clock M;i Tor
t ~ hl ines and general election OF Olct-
and uo,rl M Managers Polls viii open from L. 10 30
JAMES MORT iMER MONTGOMERY. -. try
OFFICE OF THE GEEMANlA LIFE INSURANCE
no 90 MASS 81 STRTFr.
NFN-NOGK. NOV. %. 1892.
~ lie ANNUAL ELECTION Of Directors of
4 I'M. g. rrauia Life In-urancc Comntny Will be h II
n, , ~nrlr1l onicc OF the company No 20 NaSsau.st.
i9 re Citg n New-Yok Wcd e>d1y the th d1y Of
I.c.ul,ee lSD2 - m. 10 |
III TERr CILLIS Sccrnt1rv
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D;ri6cn0 y Offices.

CDLORADO MIDLAND RAILWAY CO.
O>.t,, t'.bt gwen inat the coupons du. december
l~,lt A ounnuf'. llr-t " .trtCr lNG cent
bond, vi De- y,l and aftr tla, d1r a. the nnkin;-
l.4,e OF Al,-.l,. Iain-, Nag1un a Co., NO y W III
.', NeNNora 49, ..,..,,.,.. -, =, ..,,,,.
Nca-Yofk, nov. -. Isl. --
" Office is hereby given. pursuant 10 the
y aUtoiit, and direction oi the supreme GGnt ns,
i, d tldcnI OF tliDcn Cent? Pc share VIII De lalu
H.. Inc .,orkhodo oi a., brewers and Masters
Insurance Coml0ny. Of NcW-Yoik their legal reltc-
-.utatNr- o. pro riiton u" ,'rtin, ae- or stock
Issued Thorn ~ said company, 10 the nndc Sishci
On aud nrr the l@'h day Of December next between hc
hour, OF 10 and ~ o'clock each day . -
y. NMLkM ~, KrceNer
lJO lroalWly Room 81.
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THE COLORADO COAL & IRON CO.
THE COLORADO Full co.

Consolidation h,,ar b"u perfected br 'h" irc rpoot'l
~ t, Coiosilo llol anl iron Company. -to oter~ q
notified send t.cr stock % ia. kAlrD boo Nrr Iln
Company. j. NaN--t. Ncn-l "fs, fcf cNrH'uf'-
Zach share OF the Col. rwn coat and iion company =
-fo.k Wit De- entitled foutcn'h. lloth,l ~ share q!
the Colorado Iu.I ami Iron 'oul1 nFs common "o...
and ,lN.tnt4s tGiothl o >Ifr OF the Colombo Cos.
and Iiol Development 'omIori'- stock.
Iacn share 81 the Colorado Iuri Company preferred
stock Will emitted share o. ro Colorado Fuel and
Iron Comiany'- preferred stock.
Each q the Colorado Fuel COMPANY common Sto
viii b. entitled o. out hfcnourt- q 80 share, ~
H., Colorado Fuel and Hon Company, common stock
on ana after Sltuday, November 20. 1872 no hr;h p
tun,,c.s Of the ,ooiad, Fuel company the Colorado
Coal end Iron Company stocks viii he mad except for
purpose u exchange, and 'ock prrscn"i f"r iran r
win be exchanged a, provided in Thu notice.
}. &. O-COOD. President,
The Colorado Fuel n Iron Go.
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CINCINNATI Il INDIANA RAILROAD CO.
FIRST NDiIGAti. PER GENT. WlNpS. ma
tuning December l. $50 VIII b. paid on ana alHf may
Dat. a, t,c on,, OF BitlNIL. MORAN CO.. - Wal"
4 Ncw YORK.
u.ldr~. who may desire tn cNc'nug" the above bonds
,,r the per c,.t. General Mort 1" Gold B.nd- o. the
,Iu,turafl. IuptuaIu l.it' ana 'hl'it" i'i
nan, may do 49, ht>i- ~ - per- Gems. Iud .u-
tr,t Tor The latter op at on at the oilcr ~ DIN
ri NiDHt.N% CO.. OBJ hsorf. .ih' .t'irfr J. $50
TIiE ,LINFLAND CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
CT LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY
80 by NJ T.. INGALLS,. President.
~ Office TO HOLDERS OF ST. LOUIS AND
n san FRANCISCO HALLWAY CO.'S Pa. CENT
Iol' IPNfIST BONDS OF lsso.
IN - - MILK ST. 80 rON June !. 1892.
Tho Trustees undo. Uortgag' given to the
above named oni- have ti- DAY drawn uy lot i1t COZ
80 he .amc tDf 81 .OOt rih for payment on December
II Iso2 AZ picr of lcj Win Interest o that dat.
Ine numbers he boud- 80 drnwb are - follows -
i6s 10, l35 ll1 l5j. l7i LIS. 212. ~, 90. 252 3f
40 40 AS 43j So, 4G1 40, 49l ig3. 5lj 5s. 80.
CO. Co., Oh, C2c, GO loi, ~ -, 81 as az, Us.
$50 9jl 9,h ,., ., ,,,
cease on Deccnbef 1t 1872.
49, ALDEN SPEAItI. Trrs,oo.
EAsID j. SELiGMAN, ''"''
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GEARS ACHIEVE SUCCESS.
Looks SOMEWHAT WEAKER.
oF GOLD SHIPMENTS HAS A DE-
nprSSING EFFECT-SALE ACTIVE.

~ THE STOCK EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER %.
6 ALLs -. IL, nnNnS AND RANE STOC Ks
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AIKEN. SOUTH CAROLINA.
tIotels
l'ires-q lass. RESP

lirs.-d lass. GE~PTrrNBLF. COMFORTABLE
ito.,l. IN NIW.YoRK. THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE
WOULD LIKE To SPEND \ WEEK IN NIW.lORk
rrr rli. GRAND UoIlL> ARE TOO INPENNlNE
,>p T;rr CHEAP oNrS ARE TOO CHEAP. MI.
uIIY HAYNES or BOSTON. HAS >ltl RED
LEASE or TuU GHrAT broadway Central Hotel,
y YIIr HEART or THE CRY. oN THE M'N4
FAVORABLE TERMS. HAS EXPENDED OVER ONE
l.NnEID THOUSAND pDILAEN ~ Az ENTIRE
nrrON,rErOrION OF TIRE PROPERTY. AND
WILL. ErN m AS \ TlE.rCLASN. GREAT. PoPV.
LAR FAMILY HOUSE oN THE AMERICAS AND
rrroprAN PLANS SIMILAR TO WHAT HAS
PROVEN 50 PHrNoNrNNL \ SUCCESS At THE
UNITED STATES HOTEL BOSTON. THE LocA-
rloN Is IXCILIiNr. TIE NEW CABLE CARS OK
BROADWAY REACH EVERY FASHIONABLE.
STORE. THEATRE AND ATTRACTION OF THE
CITY. AND TENN~iIE WITH ALL CROSS TOWN
LINES. REACHING livery STATION. DOCK AND
FERRY ~ TOWN. GUESTS ARRIVING At
t.>r.cl <rEAI DEPOT. f2D STREET. CAN TAKE
4Tu AVENUE CABS DHuCr TO BOND STREET.
ONE WOCK ~ FRONT Or THE HOTEL.
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CLOSING PRICES or PnILADE1pnIA sToCKs.
CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS.
"Wednesday To day,

Boston, Nov. 20. 1892.
,t-....a-.to,. r. l.
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Net cash bal si4 81 Ella 735 ~ Dec. Sic 81

The foreign exchanges were firm, ana ff"nch
/ francs were a shade higher. only a mol'iatr
supply Of bills is in the market. and business was
dull Following the quotations Tor actual
/ business: Bankers bills 81 - Ii and ~ = "a
for long and short sterling respectively; French
francs, ZIG IS and j.I5 ricnnarkS, % II ana
In London British C0nslls were unchanged at
! % GIG for both money aud the account. inc
bullion balance Of the Bank Of England was nm
changed In the open marker money was again
firncr AT 3-4al Is per cent for bankers bal
oucrs and steady at - per cent for discounts
| Bar silver was weak and l-sd lower az - sd
Der ounce American railway shares were duh
and declined on uniavolablc reports from IN,
eide. At Paris french per cents declined slightIy
70 $3.50, SIGHT exchange on London being quoted
AZ % IA francs 10 the sterling
! McSers Henry Clcws n Co. announce that they
. will receive subscriptions AT par for 1000 shares
Of per cent preferred cumulative stock 81 the
ION. Ohio The advertisement printed In another
column states that the preferred stock offers a 49,
curitv almost Identical with that of n first mort
gage bond being prior lien upon the acts and
| earnings Of the company, ana VIA De eh'l'l'u 10
cumulative preferential dividends Of per cent per
annum before any dividends can he declared upon
the common stock. The authorized capital stock
i 81 900 OOO divided into 5000 shares preferred
stock now offered 10 the public, and 1000 shares
of common stock, when latter - All su.r ilWHl
Guthrie expert accountants. report that for three
years ending December 81, 1891, the books OF the
combining companies show that the earnings have
been equal 10 an average annual net pfollt oil
SG4,Gj1, sufficient to pay per cent on the pre-
fcrrc. stock and nearly II per cent on the com
mon They alsp certify that the total assets OF
tho cnn,nanies amount t. S9Os, $40 exclusive of
ratenf rights and good will The company viii
carry ON and develop the business of n1nufact-
urcrs Of turbine water wheels. steam and power
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