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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

STEEL WORKS SPARKS.

Lumber is be unloaded at the rate OF
half dozen cars per day for another
large trustle. This trustle Of immense
proportions will be 1900 feet long, and
the stock house will be 1900 feet long
and ninety feet wide. The demand for
more room for raw material has require0
this new structure and it will be fine
one, not less than 100000 feet of
lumber being necessary. The material
is mostly black jack pine and comes
fresh from the saw mills of New Mex
leo.
The brick layers are working on a
new dynamo building close to engine
house No. 3. The building will be
small but convenient.
The furnace in the bloom mill is
finished and ready to be fired. The ad
dition of this furnace will be u big ad
vantage inasmuch as it will hurry along
the bloom and rail departments by keep
ing heated ingots always ready for
use.
Bricklayers are making progress on
the new blacksmith shop being built ad-
joining the south side of the converter.
Supt Grow is determined to have things
convenient about his department.
The uniformity in the steel now being
made greatly assists in facilitating work
In the bloom and rail mill. From the
time an ingot reaches the bloom mill un-
til it is examined by the rail straightner
it glides smoothly along, no unusually
hard or soft spots being found to hinder
the work. The best rails in the world
are being made, the seconds or second
class rails not amounting to more than
two per cent. Colorado material for rail
making takes the lead in this country.
The electric light plant is undergoing
careful inspection by an electrician
and number of lights will dispel the
darkness of night in the works in the
course Of couple of weeks. Plenty Of
lights is a bowling necessity and its ad-
vent will be welcome. True, there was
n system of lighting in use for time
but it was very poor one and gradually
died out altogether.
Each II hour shift is averaging in the
rail mill about 1876 tons of rails. On
Tuesday Overseer Dave Lloyd's shift
turned out 2O1 tons but this was little
in advance Of the ordinary run. How
ever this record was beaten by the same
turn last week when it made the
heaviest tonnage ever produced in the
mills-213 tons. Leyd's men were on
the night shift when the work was done
and no time was idlsd away.
April first will probably see each shift
in the rolling mill handling not less than
$50 tons. improvements will make this
possible.
There was considerable dissatisfaction
manifested by the men last Saturday by
the slowness with which they were paid
of. This feature OF the steel works
shsuld get Colorado hustle ON itself
and be up with the times.
The committee which went to Chicago
and Joliet Illineis two weeks age ut the
instance Of Supt. T. w. Robinson to sst
. scale Of pr.oss being paid sy the ILL
nois Steel %. rsturned Tuesday night
asd will probably submit report to
supt. Robinson to-day. though possibly
~ bstore nsst Monday. Until then
tAsss = nsthhg q inpsstanos sos pabl,-
o91l - b < ID ~. 3, l 81 " 4 x
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GREAT Rock ISLAND ROUTE
TO THE EAST.
BEST DlilAs GAR SERVICE IN THE WORLD
B02

1859 1909.
As long a time ms David relgned. so long
has the Chicago, Rock Island Il Pacific Rail
way run trains westward from Chicago.
The Rock Island is foremost in adopting
nny advantage. calculated to improve speed
and give that luxury, safety and comfort
that popular patronage demands. Its equip
ment il thoroughly complete with vestibule d
trains, magnificent dinin cars, sleepers and
chuirs coaches, alr the most elegant, and of
recently improved patterns.
Faithful and capable management and
polite, honest service from employees are
important Items. They are double duty
to the Company and to travelers-and 1t is
mcnt. Passengers on this line will find little
cnuse for complaint on that ground.
The Importance of this Line can be better
understood II a short lesson in geography be
What is the great Eastern termini of the
sub sub + Eastern termini has it?-Peoria. 10 To
what important points does It run trains to
Minnesota and Wntertown and Sioux Falls,
Dakota. To what important Iowa and Ne
braskn points-Des Moines, Davenport, Iowa
toueh % other @ Missoapi kivef points14ss ss st. t.
Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth and Kansas
City. Does II run trains to the Foothills of
Colorado Springs and Pueblo, solid vestibul-
cd from Chicago: Can important cities of
b rsseeSa Sy ctS the
full hundred others In all directions In the
State, and 1t is the only rued running to and
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Reservation.
1t will thus qe seen that line tapping, as
the Rock Island does, such n varied territory,
has much In that regard to commend 1t to
travellers, as all connections are sure on the
Rock Island, and passengers can rely on n
speedy journey, as over bulk OF the system
and rightly too, the popular Line;
A very popular train on the Chicago, Rock
sland 4 Pacific Railway leaves Denver,
Pueblo and Colorado Springs, daily. 1t Is
called THE Worlds Fair Special" In one
day out, and passengers arrive at Chicago
early the second morning.
The Rock island has become a popular
Colorado Line, and the train above referred
to is Vestibuled, and carries the Rock Island
excellent Dining Car service.
For full particulars NJ to tickets, maps,
rates, apply to any coupon ticket once In
| the United, Canada or MSxiSo, Of address:
0opl. Tkt. 4 PasA Aet, Chicago, III.
Z. ST. JOHN, 0enl. kenAesft Chicaeo, III
J.0. kELLER, AgsAA fusele, Cusoeado..
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What Might Have Been.

Had the viaduct been built across
the railroad tracks the accident of
Saturday last would never have
occurred whereby man had a
narrow escape from death and a
horse was killed outright. Charles
Brant, driver on one of George
Jackson's beer and Manitou water
wagons was crossing the d. & II. G..
tracks near the steel works at the
time when his horse was struck by
an oil tank attached to the engine
with the above result. The driver
was thrown violently to the ground
between the engine aud his wagon
and the horse instantly killed. Had
the council done its duty in the
matter Of building the viaduct the
accident would not tave bsen.
When will the council do its dutyf
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

According to the United ates
census taken in 1890 Colorl 70 ut
that time contained 164, 800 0lmen
aged 81 years and over, all of bom
ought to be voters. In the tent
election the total number ofbtes
polled for governor in the stat}wa
93,7G0, showing that less tina &wo-
thirds of the total number of bssi-
BILE voters participated in the lee
tion.--Pueblo Sunday Opinion.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

The Joliet Illinois rolling mill LAS
been shut down by which $500 len
are thrown out Of employ ment. the
Illinels Steel Company declares at
It has been running these mills a
loss for some time and that 1t hal to
shut down as u matter of bust less
economy. On the other handthe
employees say 1t is dodge to gel
union men ont and to have non. lion
men take their places. Howsvei
the case may be 1t is tough sd the
men who are thus made idle during
the coldsst winter Illinois las had
for a long time.
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Street Car Service,

The following new time table will take
effect February L.
All Bssseper cars will run to Eleventh
street, giving 10 minutes service; Besse-
mer cars will not go to Irving Place.
Lake cars will run on 10 minute
service. Union avenue to Santa Fs;
turn on Tenth street and return to the
Lake over Main street.
Irving Place cars will run on IL
minute service. South on Main street,
returning over Santa Fs avenue north
to Irving Place.
Dundee cars will run with West Abri.
endo avenue on 20 minute service, going
both ways on Main street as formerly.
Irving Place cars will run on 1t
minute service. South on Main stree,
to First street, returning over Santa Fe
avenue; north to Irving Place.
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HOUSE bill No. 90 making Sur
day half holiday III Colorado vas
killed in the house of representa- YES
as it should be. But no sooned Vas
the bill buried and the last fun Zeal
rites performed than Represent i've
Gratz Brown of Denver introdted
as substitute that the bill ably
only to counties of 100000 poHla-
tion and over. Mr.. Browns llll
should speedily meet the fate ofts
brother.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28
Sunday Closing in Den yer.

LAST Sunday evening was an
eventful one in Denver BY order
of the public board of commissioners
the Tabor Grand and Wonderland
were summariiy closed under the
law against Sunday amusements
which act caused considerable ex-
citement and much comment by the
press The Denver Times probably
voiced the ideas of the people of
that city as well as of the other
newspapers when it said editorailly;
The trouble lies in the law. 1t is
safe to assert that very small mum
ber of the voting population Of either
Denver Or of Colorado believe in the
wisdom of this law. There Is no
good reason, based upon proprlety or
common sense, why such an enter-
tainment as the concert given at the
Tabor Opera House each Sunday
night should be interfered with by
the police. Any law that prohibits
such an entertainment is rank prac-
tical failure and should be repealed
at once.
It's understood that last nights
raid was made upon the complaint Of
one Dean H, Martyr Hart. 1t is
also generally believed that this
same gentleman is not citizen of
the United States. Now the question
arises: Should the police pay any
attention to such complaint?
The Sunday amusement law is a
bad one anyway, and it is time 1t
was made obnoxious by enforcement.
Its repeal is only question of u
short time.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

The Rocky Mountain and teblo
Railway Company was incorHatet
this week, the object being con-
struct street car line from keblo
to Overton. SIX miles distant The
incorporators are A. Il. Cham.
John Coon, George A. Hobsonk. j.
Overton and H. NJ. Clafcn, al the
capital stock is s5O,OO0.
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Low Rates to New Orleans for the
Mardi-Gras,

The Missouri Pacific will sell round
trip tickets to New Orleans, La. and
Mobile, Ala. for one fare, on February
sth to 18th inclusive. Final limit
March 7th. Choice of three
routes. Best accommodations. Call at
Union avenue bridge or Union Depo
FOR further information, tolders, berths
etc. Telephone 1s1.
WIN. Hoee,
P. and T. agent.
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Do You Want A Present.

If SO visit The Fair, corner.
Main and End street any tim c
this month. Besides making
very low prices on goods they
make each customer a present
with each and every dollars
worth of merchandise pur-
chased. The presents run up
to great value and they cost
you nothing.
Following is a few of the
bargains offered by this large
departm ent store.
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SAY n good word for tessemer
when you can and assist dry good
business enterprise by rtnd act
All push together for the owth of
enterprise and the year b3 will
witness a change for the b4r.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

CouNTy Treasurer W. J. lena
mara, his deputy and four cIc are
busy from early morning dll 10
O'Clock at night making d tax
receipts. The penalty is putn the
taxes February first and pede are
crowding the office all day kious
to pay up.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

THE appointment of Mdignor
Satolll as head of the newly edblish-
ed Papal delegation in the |nitsd
States Is manifestation the
friendlipess of the church okome
to this country. The churd and
state will from this time on let In
more harmony than ever.
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THE soaring ambition Of ths Dsn-
yer daily papers never flags. MI. s.
L. Cunningham general circulating
agent for the Republican made this
smcs . call : few days ago and stat-
~ Nat ~ Hspublloan was serieussy
sAtlalas = sssatag = sapsclal -
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

STATE Superintendent of truct-
ion Murray has issued semi
annual apportionmem,of schd Funds.
The total amount is $43,d99 of
which Pueblo county reeds So
09s,3s. Only one county, Al tahoe,
gets more, s12, 10000.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

THE new year is bring har-
vest of death to the note Imen of
this country. b. +. Butt r. b.
Hayes and l.. Q. G. Lama lave all
been laid beneath the sotithin n
few days. All were men dational
repute.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

WILLIAM NJ. Stewart, great
champion of free coinage I silver
was honorcd this week b{e Ne
braska legislature by being lcctcd
his own successor as Uni,lStates
senator No honor is too Eat for
Senatnr Stewart.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

The committees in tn General
assembly Of the state ar getting
down to business and sodomc of
the bills introduced will Enacted
into laws.
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between Denver and Pueblo and
bring that journal into the city with
in two and half hours after being
printed. A strong corps of reporters
and news boys would take take care
of this end of the line.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

New Orleans, La. and Mobile. Ala.
and return for one fare via the Missouri
Pacific. Cal on Agent Rogg and learn
how to gst there.
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4. rav.lu.sls Remedy for cold..

Sheriff Hsrdnan, Of Tyler Co, W.
Va. was almost prostated with cold
whom hs bsgaa usisg Chambsrlain's
Cough Remedy. II speaking Of il he
ssyss III gsvs NJ alnost instaat re-
lief ~ 4 70 - n ,avalusbts
rAsdy ~ ssadI.~ ~ ~ " N. r.
sswassa Desslisk /.
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A. VORRElTER.
For Sale.

A four room brick house with cellar
Closet and buttery. situated on thirty
three foot lot on Spruce street, Besse
mer being No. 9l5. Price 81, 400
@225. cash, balance in monthly pay
ments of SEQ. each. For further in
formation call on
II. S. CURRIE,
Room 12, Graham-Wescott Blk.
South Union Ave, Pueblo.
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). eYRNes. EDITOR AND RslEroa.

Elk GOVERNOR John Min has
been nominated for Unid States
senator by the populists' i4e Kan
sas state legislature.
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A FEW SNAPS

We purchase iii large quantities.
We pay cash. We get every discount
going. You &c. the benefit.
30 lbs Rolled Oats, $1.OO
pkgs Rolled Oats. 90
100 lbs Greeley potatoes. genuine, so
doz. choice oranges, 10
lb Gold creamery butter, .35
lbs No. 1 Island Rice. .25
lbs Navy beans, 25
lbs fine Figs. 100
1 doz 800 size Lemons 81.
! can lib Prices baking powder, 80
All package coffee. .25
8 pounds full cream, Cheese, 80
can French Peas, 30
! can French Mushrooms, 30
] lb Climax Tobacro. 40
9 Id Star Tobacco. 40
9 lb II. S. Tobacco, 40
2 cans red Salmon. 20
/ lb Mixed candy 10
! lib Mixed nuts go
bars laundry soap, .25
bars white floating soap, .25
9 sacks. 3 lbs. table salt, .25
1 pound best tea, .G5
bottle 2-oz Prices vanilla extract, .25
bottle 2 OF Prices Lemon extract, 10
lb choice smoking tobacco & pine 30
100 lbs ColumDiuc flour 1.95
100 lbs Sh0go flour 1.s5
100 lbs Empire -four 100
We guarantee each article purchased,
None can give you as FRESH GOODS
We tvrn our stock every 80 days NO
STALE GOODS. why will you con
tinue to pay Others large profits for the
small accommodation of getting trusted
for few days? We do business with
you RIGHT. Try us, Once you get
in the habit OF PAYING CASH we will |
have your trade, for WE SELL CHEAP
Err than any other firm in Pueblo.
Call on us. Write u.s.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

M oNEY saved by placing it in the
Nl Pueblo Savings Bank. Don't
delay but begin an account if you have
not alre ady done so.
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All our $500 Comforts, now $3.50
All our $500 Comforts, now 300
All our $4.0O Comforts, now go
! lot Jeans Pants $l75 now 100
l lot Wool Pants 81. so now $50
l lot Wool Pants 1926 now 1.75
l lot Mems suspenders sl,00 60
| lot Mems wool shirts 81. now 1.25
lot Mems wool shirts Sl.75 100
l lot Mems wool underwear, 81. 60
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BLAINE Is DEAD.

James q, Blaine, Americas most
brilliant statesman died Yesterday
and the whole nation mourns his loss
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-01-28

We purchase III large quantities.
We pay cash We get every discount
going. You &c: the benefit.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-14
HOT IN SOUTHWEST GEORGIA.

Inc past week in southwest Georgia
cr 's '.en "a hot one. In most localities
itIlS nave improved but in some places
uoS been too dry, in others too wet.
co'' rams would fall in one portion of n
c,,. '.N ana in another portion of the same
t'::yI uttie or no rain would fall. Cot
f, u.s. 'ong fairly well and not even that
-.. awe. places, as the rank growth of
F,aa2 OH wet lands cannot be easily killed.
an, ',''gis nave been very busy in killing
rs.., yur Troublesome grass. Corn is doing
On f. wen except where in the grass and
I'm sandy soil where little or no rain
uUfhg the week; on these lands it is
t,l- oduIy. Cane, rice, peanuts aud po-
Isr.,.@> are generally growing very well.
nos I"antIties of peas were planted on
pro,,;l mutations this year and look very
"bJass,+s III Pear shipping is in full
coTigo While melon shipments are be-
vbaI- lighter. The fruit crop on the
c91irf. Is pretty fair, although in some To-
CO. peaches have rotted badly.
tbe,gla. southern counties have been
rlfrf.3iSS favored ones in the state for
il , ror.. during the past week 1t came
Was 'u'' but scattered showers, and
Crrr. very beneficial to all vegetation.
legt' 'le looking fine and are in excel
Grarr-} mutton all over the section.
and ri,.,,,'eds, sugarcane, watermelons
not sa saw are IN fine condition. Fruit is
sOou as expected. Cotton and corn
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Virginia College for Young Ladies

II q - . -
DOANOKE, VA. Opens Sept. IA, 1893.
H Magnificent new buildings among the
finest in the South. All modern improve
ments. Campus ten acres: grand mountain
scenery; In valley Of Virginia, famed for
health European and American teachers.
Full course Music Art. all branches unex-
celled One Of the most beautiful and attrac-
tive college homes in the South For cata-
logue address the president, w. A HARRIS,
ID. D., Roanoke, Va.
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MoULTRIE MENTION.
Cotton Hurt by RAMA Negro Held
on Suspicion of Murder.

on Suspicion of Murder.
Moultrie, Ca, July 13.-The crops of
this county have been exceptionally good
up to this time. But the heavy rains for
the past several days have damaged the
cotton very much. The farmers claim
that the sea island cotton viii stand wet
weather as well as our common short
staple cotton. A great deal of the long
staple cotton was planted here this year.
Sheriff 7. B. Sharp has very sus-
picious negro in jail. He is supposed TO
be wanted in Alabama for a double muir
der, in Wilcox county, Ca, for rape, and
in Dolly county for an assault and bat
terry with intent to murder He gives his
name as Henry PEBBLES from South Caro-
lima.
Moultrie, our county seat, is growing
steadily. There are now five new stores
and two handsome residences being
built There is, however, some uueasi-
ness felt about the Boston and Albany
railroad being taken up, since it has
gone into the hands of a receiver. If it
should be Messrs. Bcckwith and Rogers
of Sparks win complete their road to
this point They have it built to Bay
boro, only thirteen miles from MOultric
Myres Monk has 10000 pounds of fine
wool to sell He says he is waiting for
prices to advance some before he will put
it on the market.
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a Swarm ofLocusts.

Milledgeville Ga, July 13.-A very
strange species of Iocusts, termed by some
the Kansas grasshopper, has swooped
down upon the corn fields of this section,
and are working most disastrous results.
One field of corn containing several acres,
and belonging to Peter J. Cline of this
city, has been entirely eaten up by these
festive insects. Although not suffering to
so great an extent, others have reported
very serious effects. Nearly bushel of the
lOcusts We're gathered from a very small
section of Mr. Cline's field, which has been
surrounded by a curious crowd all the af-
teTuOOn
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EDUCATIONAL.
MfMkVuM COLLEGE,
WLULLIUV MACON, GA.

A NNUAL session begins September goth
IA 1898. Best advantages in Literature,
Music and Art. For safety, health and do
nestle comfort, there is no better home for
girls. Apply for catalogue to
REV. W. c. BASS, President.
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were SLIGHTLY injured hv heavy rains fu a
ieW places, wheic 10 b.s ALSO bean Zoo wet
Tor slips. poas and ehufas.
COTTON TENDENCY ro SHE'D.
From the southeast section favorable
reports continue to come. not. however.
as good as last week. Recent rainfall
has been iu ill distributed showers. and.
while some districts have had abundant
moisture others are very dry. The chief
causes of complaint are % tendency ia
cotton to the shedding of It's leaves and
forms and falling of fruit from the
trees. Nearly all corn is laid by and is
in excellent condition. At very few
points has corn or cotton fired Ina the
coast counties both crops are superior to
those of last year. Potatoes are doing
we'll The melon crop has been good in
this section. Shipping is well advanced.
Peas are still being sown and the crop is
in fair condition. Fruit is not in the
best condition it is rottiug somewhat
and considerable is falling from the trees
The dry and sunshiny weather has given
| a good opportunity to clean out grass,
and crops are generally in good shape.
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Going Back to ENGLAND.

Albany, Ca, July 13.-Mrs Lloyd, the
wife of young Walter Lloyd, whose death
occurred some time since from drowning
in the Flint at this point will leave for
her far away home in Portsmouth, Eng
land, tomorrow. The little woman in
her sad bereavement has met with a great
deal of substantial sympathy. The NAL
lory line of steamers has given her first
class passage from Brunswick to New
York, and the expenses for the balance of
the trip have been provided for by other
sNmpathetic friends.
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Died From His Wound.

the negro shot by Jack Barton, at the
Empire log camp last Sunday, died this
morning and an inquest was held on his
body. The verdict of the jury, based on
the dying statement of deceased, was,
that he came to his death by pistol shot
wound, inflicted by Jack Barton, and
that the crime was murder. Barton is
reported to have fed.
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Naval Cadets Of Africa.

Americas, Ga, July 13-The United
States vessel Constellation, that left An
napolis month ago on a summer cruise
with 100 naval cadets on board, arrived
yesterday at Funchal, Madeira, off the
coast of Africa, with all well. This news
was received to-day by DR. w p. Burt,
whose son, C. p. Burt, is one Of the cadets
on board
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mrs. Gordon's PIantation.

Albany, Ga, July 13-Mrs. Louie NJ.
Gordon, who is just now winning praises
from all lips as Georgia's representative
at the worlds fair, owns large planta-
ton in this county on which there is
growing at present one of the finest crops
ever seen in this section. There is moth
ing too good for Mrs. Gordon.
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HOTELS
HOTELS.
THE HOTEL TYBEE,
On the famous Tybee Beach, having been IN.
der its new management thoroughly
renovated and improved is
@FNOH OPEN FOR The SEASON.

The cuisine will be frst-class, an unlimited
supply Of Fish Shrimp and Crabs being
special feature.
Excellent opportunity for Fishing, Boating
and Surf Bathing
Cobb's we'll known orchestra has been en-
gagged for season.
Rates-Day, 81 80 and SO; week, $3.50 and
as; breakfast or supper Soc, dinner zoe.
BQHAN. COWAN g. DERBY.
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Lumpkin Locals,

Lumpl1in, Ca, July 13.-The crops in
Stewart county have improved very much
in last ten days. Cotton crop below an
average Corn fine
Mrs Roby Boynton, widow eff Col.
Willard BOynton, died yesterday morn
o'clock a. m, at the advanced age of 50
wears.