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Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

WITH one president in the chair, an
other in Jail and third in the United
States, Nicaragua has an embarrass-
ment of riches in that line.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
White Campers.

J. P. Ahern and Harry Tsdale, prop
rietors of the saloon in Goodhue, were
arrested charged with being implicated
In white cap raid on complainants
against Goodhue blind pigs last fall.
The hearing was adjourned. Andrew
Bergman was sent to the penitentiary
for this offense last fall
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
Yardict Tor $4,000.

SALEM, Ill, July 90. The suit Of
David A. Wall against the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company for $40, 900 dam
ages for injuries resulted III verdict
TOR $500.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
international cycling Tournament.

8 CHicAao, July sl.-Entries for the
worlds fair cycling tournament, which
begins in this city August Z, have
closed 1t is believed that among the
entries are all the men Of prominence
in the United States; Hyslop OF
Canada; OsmoAd and Stroud of
England; Meintjes, the South Ameri-
can record breaker and riders from
France, Germany and Italy. The
programme of entertainment pro-
vided by the Chicago men is most liber-
sal. Over SIS, 600 has been expended zon
the meet and 81, 600 worth of prizes, CON
8sisting principally Of diamonds.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
FlOrida.s Latest Killinx.

TARPoN SPRINGS, Fla, July 2s. Be
fore daylight Wednesday morning
masked men fired at Buck Stephenson
through an open window us he lay in
bed The shot missed him, but
Instantly killed Henry O. Steen, who
was with Stephenson. Stephenson is
the man who killed Marshal White
hurst july 4. ..s 5555$ g
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

Two ARTISTS got mad at each other anc
fought last week. It was declared s
s'draw. '-Yonkers Statesmen.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
Hoods ';;:;',id' PSI Cures

my trouble began with
iIaammatory rheuma
tism in my left leg above
the knee. AS q result OF
poulticing q running sore
formed, and I was in
terrible condition. I was
obliged to walk with a
crutch. I bought Hoods
Sarsaparilla, and soon
after I began taking it:
the sore stopped dis,
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

charging and healed up,
I threw away my cane and crutch and can walk:
as well as ever" CHARLES w. HAUER, % w.
Patrick Street, Frederick, Md
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

.'IM better off . buzzed the fly as he tried
to break away from the fly paper.-Phila
delphia Record.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

THE newspapers have reported an un-
usual number of ''sad drownings' this
summer and not a single jolly or hilari-
ously happy one.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

The last census bulletin contains the
statistics of the smallest religious or
ganization in the United States. 1t is
bers and property worth 5000. 1t has
no church or temple for worship This
community was organized at Petersham,
Mass, in 1876, with eleven members 1t
grew out of the adventist movement
and its principles are faith in Christ as
the Son of God and community OF
goods There is a common treasury
from which individual needs are sup
piled. All labor is common. Agricul-
ture is the chief industry. Women mem
bers have an equal voice with the men.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
The New Capitol.

The capitol commission is experience
ing considerable trouble in selecting q
site for the new capitol authorized by
the last legislature, and people are be-
ginning to think that nothing will be
done in the matter until the next legis-
lature. The commission is limited to
the expenditure of 80, 900, 900 for site
and building complete. The bids for
the site opened at the June meeting
we're so high that the commission re-
fused to consider them on the ground
that they would involve the necessity
of asking an additional appropriation,
which would be actively opposed by the
country members. 1t is intimated that
unless the price fixed for the sites Of
fered is cut in two no move towards
building will@be made before the next
legislature.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

AMONG the many social debuts that
are coming the one that will excite the
most interest, says the New York Her
aid, is that Of Helen NJ Gould, only
daughter OF the great tinancier and his
favorite child. The entrance into So
ciety of this young woman is likely to
be accompanied by not little stir.
Miss Gould is sweet and Womanly in
her manner, and has $40, 100000 and
more in money that is absolutely her
own. It's odds in favor of the state
ment that the more seen of her the
more she will be liked, for, as has been
said, she is a modest, charming, woman
y woman. And that means good deal
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03
MINNESOTA NEWS.
Cost of Education.

Prof. Hyde, assistant superintendent
OF public instruction, has prepared a
statement of the cost of education in
the state. He shows that the cost of
maintaining the public schools of Min
nesota each year is SO, 100, 900, and the
annual cost of all the public educational
institutions IN the state, exclusive of
those at Faribault, is SO, 339, 900. The
cost of the high schools is $38,OOO, and
the university $4,000. OF the univer-
sity support, $4,000 is received from
the national government and $65, 900
from the state. The annual cost of the
normal schools is $4,000, and that of
teachers institutes and summer
training schools $4,000. OF the total
cost of the schools, $4,000 is received
from the government, 5000, 1000 from the
state 1-mill tax, making in all 81 ,2OO,-
900; from licenses and fines collected by
county auditors, 100000; and from the
special tax levy by districts. 81, 400, ,Oc0.
At this rate the annual cost per pupil
in the common schools is $40, but in
cluding university education and the
entire system it is $ll. The cost in the
common schools is divided between the
funds as follows: Given by the general
government, $l.25; state tax, 1925; dis
trict compulsory tax, 81; voluntary tax,
$3.50. The cost of the teachers insti-
tuition is $2.668 per pupil.
Warren sheaf., 1893-08-03

Mrs. Albert Loudon, of Dover, gave
birth to three girl babies recently,
weighing respectively 61a, 5h and 4A
pounds. The most remarkable thing is
that Mrs. Loudon has done the work in
q family varying from 10 to II until re-
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
rhe CapitaI Club Entertainment.


The reception given by the Capt.
tai Club last night in honor of the
North Carolina Medical Society
that has been holding i,s annual
session in this city during the week,
was without doubt the most enjoy
able entertainment ever given by
the Club. The rooms were hand
somely decorated with palms,
ferns, ETC., and the tables
were laden with every delicacy.
Roman punch and ice cream of su-
perior quality were dispensed with
lavish hand until IL O'Clock, when
dancing began. The patronesses,
| Mrs T. S. Kenan, Mrs. DR.. Hodges,
Mrs DR.. K P. Battle, Mrs. A, ".
; Haywood, Mrs. S. P. Child, Mrs. 0.
II. Foster and Mrs. J. J. Thomas.
assisted by the President, DR.. Jas
Mckee and the Governing Commit
tee, rendered every attention to the
guests, who were not stinted IN theil
praise of the Club and the ladies in
ccarge.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
Trinity College Notes.


Prof. Berkly, of Trinity College,
has recently presented q valuable
paper On the Necessity of Better
Roads" before the County Commits
sioners of Durham county. Prof.
B. was delegate to the State Road
Congress at Raleigh, and presented
a paper of Importance before that
body.
b. G. Beckwith, Esq, a graduate
of the college, is preparing a gen.
ealogicsl history of the family,
showing descent in an unbroken
line from Norman ancestry.
DR.. Crowell appeared before the
Board of County Commissioners of
Durham county on May l, by invi-
tation, to present plan for holding
q Public Road Convention under
the auspices of the Board of Com
missioners. also to report on the
State Road Congress to which he
and Prof Bandy we're delegates.
The Commissioners decided on the
5th of June for the Road Conven-
tion.
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Personal.
Judge D. L. Russell of Whining
ton is in the city.
State Geologist ]. A. Holmes was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Andrew Broadfoot, of Fay
etteville, is in the city.
Hon. s. B. Alexander, Congress-
man from the Sixth District, was IN
the city yesterday.
w. ". Long, Esq, of Warren,
member of the last Legislature, was
in the city yesterday.
Rev. J. J. Hall is considering q
call to new Baptist church in Nor
folk, and it is thought that ne will
accept
Mr.. Arthur Johnson and Mr.
Willie Penny are off for Chicago tc
take peep at the Worlds Fair
While gone they will spend several
days in New York and the principal
Western cities.
We are glad to see in the city
Mr. Will S. Halliburton, formerly Of
Durham, now holding an important
position in New York with the
American Tobacco Company, where
he has been located for some months
past. He is looking natural and
happy and metropolitan life appa'
rently agrees with him.
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Agents Wanted.

.Jsle aud tensile. oid sd 5o..ng,
s. to SIS per day eaaily made, sell
ing oar Queen Plating Outfits, and
doing Gold, Silver, Nickel, Copper
and Brass Plating, that is warranted
20 wear for years, On every class Of
Metal, Tableware, Jewelry, &c. Light
and easily handled, 10 experience re-
quired to operate them. Gan be car
ried by hand with ease from house to
house, same as e grip sack or satchel.
Agents are Masking money rapidly.
They Sell to almost every business
house and fsraily. aid workshop.
Cheap, durable, sinlpla aid within
reach Of every one. Plates almost in.
atsntIy, equal to the finest rew work.
Send for circulars, SC Queen City
Silver S, NicRsl t'iating Co., Esst St.
Louis. III.
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How's Your Wife.

Does she feel poorly all the time,
suffer from lack Of energy and gen.
eral "no account" listless enervation!
She needs tonic. Something is wrong
with her blood. Run for a doctor!
Not at all, my dear sir. Get her a
bottle of P. P. P, Prickly Ash, Poke
Root and Potassium, the very best
Womau's Regulator ard Tonic extent.
1t reaches the sources of trouble quiet.
ly and quickly, and before you know
it, your wife will be another woman
and will bless the kind fate that brought
L. Z. 2. to her notice and relief. Our
best physicians indorse aud rec ommend
it, and no well-conducted household
where pure blood and its concomitant
happiness appreciated, should be with.
out. For sale by reputable medicine
dealers everywhere.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
F'zse r'UgUFe t~r.ytucg @axase

CHICAGO, Msy / |. : HE4fss s1d eloa-
Ing ouCt@t,ons OF i.asaina ~utr1ea we're:
Wheat-May Il, 73s; July 77ts
775, 76ss76a; sptember 795a79s, 79ga
79s
Corn-May 42a, 43s43s; June 42a,
43B a43t; July 35s43s, 43ia44
Oats-May 3O., 3O!; June 3Os, 3Os;
September 26a 27s.
Mess Pork-May S2G.35, s2O.3!;
July 5000, 2C75, September $2O.75,
2O.95
Lard-July llo7s, l1.12s; September
ll27s, ll.37..
Short ribs-July slO.271, 1890; Sep
tember $40 AS, lO.37i.
CHIoAso, May ll.-Cash quotations
were as follows:
Flour dull but steady. Wheat
2 spring 73ia73i. Corn-No. 2, 42s.
Oats-No. 2, 3O1. Pork-mess $40 65a
2O.75. Lard 5 O.72salO7ea. Short rib
sides $40 30al0 35i. Dry salted shoul.
ders (boxed) S1O.OOalO rs; short clear
sides (boxe1 Sl025a1O.5O Whiskey
$l.l3.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12

new xOF& 1rOUuCt NAdTAo..
New YoRg, Nav il.-Southern -four
quiet and steady; common to fair extr 8
S2.1Oa3,l0; good to choice do. S3.15s
425.
Wheat lsa2 cents lower, with options
dull snd closing steady; No. red in
store and elevator 78la79; afoat 1874;
options fairly active ard lower, declln-
ing 2a24c, but rallied 4a!c near the
close, closing steady and lsals below
yesterday; No 2red May 78s June 79!;
July 807
Wool-Quiet snd firm domestic fleece
27a32; pulled 2ca37.
Rosin : Dull but steady; strained
common to good Sl.27.al3O.
Cut Meats Firm and quie; picked
bellies II; shoulders 9sa9i; hams l3a
1871; middies dull but firm; short clear
lit.
Lard-Quiet and easy. western steam
S11.10 asked; city 25al0.75; May
Sll.20; July Sll.40, refined quiet; to the
continent 81 AS: South America 20
Pork-Quiet and steady; old mess
$2l.75; new mess 81 SO, extra prime
nominal
Rice-Dull snd easy; domest fair
to extra 3a5. Japan 4sa4s
Pesnuts-Quiet; fancy picked 6sa7
| farmers 4a5.
Cofee-Options closed steady at II
to p points up; May Sl5.1Oal5 25
July Sl4 95; September $l47ual4 85
| October $l475; December Sl4 7Oal4.SO
spot BIO firmer and quiet; No. 7, 7,l5sal6
Sugar Raw easier and quiet, fail
refining 35s3s; centrifugals. 96-test
a; refined quiet and easy; off A 4 l5-lt
a54; standard A 5-l6a5s; granulatet
5 5-1Sa5s
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Married.,

Near Louisburg st the residence
OF the brides parents on Wednes-
day evening at $3.50 o'clock May 10,
1898, by Rev. 3. B. Culbretb, Mr.
Samuel S. Meadows to Miss Sallia
Wilson. Many handsome presents
attested the populsrity of the bride
and groom.
The groom is 1st Lieutenant OF
the Franklin Rifles and the Com
pany showed theis appreciation Of
him by making him a handsome
present.
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Methodist Convention Postponed.

Methodist Convention Postponed.
The Methodist Educational Con-
vention, announced for the middle
OF May, has been postponed till
June l4-15, when it will convene in
the Edenton Street Methodist
church, Raleigh. The exercises will
begin at 3 o'clock on Wednesday
afternoon At night the Rev. Dan.
Atkins, D. D, Of Statesville, will
preach the sermon. DR.. Atkins is
broad guaged man, fully in touch
with the progressive educational
spirit of North Carolina Methodism
His appearance at this date gives
the people Of Raleigh an opportunity
to hear and see the successor of the
Rev. DR.. Reid, as editor of the
Christian Addocate. DR.. Atkins will
command the respect and conf-
dence of the Church within the
State and beyond. He has a wide
acquaintance with Church questions
and can speak as leader.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
illustrated Lecture "A Rich Treat.

Illustrated Lecture "A Rich Treat.
Frof. Donald Downie, B. G. L,
has been engaged to deliver, for tie
benefit OF st. Johns Hospital his
illustrated lecture on Napoleon Bo-
nsparte, on the night OF Monday,
the 22d inst, in Metropolitan Hall.
This lecture is said to be CT great
interest in itself and is illustrated
By beautiful stereopticon views
ranging from Napoleon's birthplace
and the picture of his mother to
his deathbed and tomb.
Illustrated lectures are now su-
persediDg the cid fashion lecture,
without illustration, in the great
cities OF the North and OF Europe.
We arc informed tnat one object Of
Prof Downie's visit to the South is
to obtain material for lectures on
the South to be delivered in Europe
and at the North. Re has already
delivered lectures with great eclat
in Atlanta, Augusta, Charleston, &c
As Napoleon Bonapalte was an
intellectual giant, and probably the
greatest military genius the world
has produced, and the spectacular
views Prof. Downie presents will
impress the history CT bis life on
the minds OF ali hearers, as reading g
simply would not do, our people OF
literary taste will have rare op-
portunity Of an intellectual treat, Of
lasting benefit to themselves, while
they will indirectly contribute tc
our most worthy charity, st. Johns
Hospital.
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The State Medical Society.

The State Medical Society.
The Doctors had another inter-
esting day yesterday in Commons
Hall. The State Medical Society
met at 10 o'clock 8. M, and after the
transaction of some other business
the election 0; officers for the COM
ing year was gone into, with the iol
lowing result:
President-Dr. g. E. H. Cobb, of
Goldsboro.
First Vice-Preadent-Dr J. A.
Hodges.
Second Vice-Presidsnt-Dr. r. T.
Tate.
Third Vice President-Dr. J. W.
Allston.
Fourth Vice -Presldent-Dr. III.
a. Fletcher.
DR.. B. D. Jewett was reelected
secretary. and DR.. M. P. Perry re-
elected treasurer. Greensboro was
chosen as the next place of meetin g
on the third Tuesday in May, 1894.
DR.. E. G. Moore, Of Elm City, was
chosen orator for next year, and DR.,
j. 81. Wrsy, of Waynesville, was Sc
lected esssyist.
An hour was devoted to eulogies
OF the late DR.. Thos. E. Wood and
DR.. S. S. Satchwell.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
The Postal to Reach Durham.

The Postal to Reach Durham.
The Durham Globe says: The Pos
tai Telegraph company will strike
the town next Wednesday. The
wire is stretched as far as Nelson
and eighteen men are bringing it
into Durham. Mr.. Hughes who is
experimenting the work and who
in manager of the Raleigh Office
says that the business will start off
in blaze of glory on Wednesday
about o'clock. The Office will be
in the store room of the Durham
Furniture company near the hotel
and only two doors from the West
ern Union. J. P. Conrad, OF Rich
mord, will have charge of the Dur
ham, Office and will bring his fami-
ly here this week.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
Liverpool Cotton NarKer.

LIVERPOOL. May Ill P. Manner
lean middling fair a ll-l6; good mid
ding ZIG; middling 4 SIG; low mid
ding 4 3-l6; good ordinary l-l6; ordi-
nary 81; May Is Ga sellers; May and
June 4 1854, sellers; June and July
4 1864, buyers; July and August
4 l7-64a4 1854; August and September
4 1854, sellers; September and Octo-
Der 4 20-64a4 2I-64; October and No
vember a 2l-64a4 1854; November and
December 4 1854, sellers; December and
January 4 24-64a4 1854. Futures
closed quiet but steady.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12

L. ~. Wyatt. Raleigh, N. c., No. 81

T.. 81. Wyatt. Raleigh, n. Co. No.2l
Fayetteville street,
Dealer IN the celebrated AID latest in
proved Write and No. 9, Wheeler &
Wilson sewing machines, both wholesale
and retail.
Dealers will please write for prices
whi eh will be to their interest before
buying elsewhere. svill sell and ship to
any point in North Carolina wholesale
or retail. Old machines of every kind
repaired in workmanship style by an ex-
perienced sewing machine operator. Also
needles ard any parts needed for any
kind Ct sewing machines furnished on
snort notice to any part Of North Caro-
Ina by mail. Write fer prices.
Also dealer in all kinds farm imple.
ments, machinery, engines, boilers, NOW
ers, reapers aud binders. Horse rake
G ". 4 Wood make Write for prices,
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
Strayed or Stolen.

Strayed or Stolen.
On May 4th a dark bay horse,
little dappled: medium sized; II
good plight; left hind foot white;
small white spot behind left ear;
about ten years old; holds tail to
left when travelling; very high
spirited. Any one finding or hear
ing Of such horse, will please re-
turn him to me Or inform ne of his
whereabouts. Any Information will
be literally rewarded.
W. D. YOUNG, III. D.
East Durham, n. G.
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Kew YORK Cotton iIarxst.

NEW YORK. May ll-Spot cotton
steady; middlirg uplands 13 l6; O1-
leans 8 Lie; sales so bales.
Cotton-Fatures closed easy; sales
99,2Oo bales; May 7.E5a945; June 753s
9.54; July 6Sa9.64 August 7.72a9.73;
September 78a9.79; October 786a9.87.
November 79za7.s4 December 8.98a
500, January O4s8.05
May 1i--uo1ton. nai5djiug: Galveston
steady, II, 927 bales: z orfolk steady,
7ll-l6. 468 ha;os: Baltimore nominal,
7 1916, = baias; Boston quiet I 1915,
3O3 bsles; Wilmington steady. Il, 6
bsles, Phiisdelphis quiet, st, Ali bales;
Savannah easy, 70 l6, 90 bales; New
Orleans steady, u, i,497 bales; tJotiie
nominal, II, 4 bales. Memphis quiet
and firm, 7s, l47 bsles; Augusta steady,
7s,, 30 ba2asi ';-@~laSton firm. Il, l66
bales, Cincinnati quiet and steady, Il,
563 bales Louisville quiet, s. = bales:
St. Louis sready, Il, ~ bales; Houston
quiet, II, Za0 bales.
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4t,TES ABOUT TOWN.

The L'Allegro dance that was to
be Friday night has been postponed
till Tuesday night.
The Raleigh Male Academy team
yesterday beat the Champion Slug
gers one to nothing.
The fine statement of the Raleigh
Savings Bank appears this morning.
1t is g well managed institution as
is plain to see by the statement.
The next meeting Of the North
Carolina State Dental Society will
be held in this city May % to 26,
and not in Oxford as stated.
Mr. A. Dughi shipped beautiful
lot Of fancy cream to Greensboro
yesterday afternoon, to be used at
banquet in that city last night.
Prof. ". f. Massey will lecture
tonight to members Of the Y. M. G.
A and their lady friends. Goods
yesterday" will be his subject. No
admission fee.
Court at Pittsboro adjourned
Monday. Judge Bryan went on to
Fayetteville, and Solicitor d. S.
Parker passed through eur city
yesterday en- route homeward,
Prof. Randolph Winslow, the
popular professor Of anatomy of the
University of Maryland, was in the
city this week looking after the in
terest O. that institution.
For the first time in the history
of the State Guard, it has an Ad-
jutent Generals Office, located IN
Capitol building, on the first floor,
where Adjutent General Cameron
has bis headquarters.
An exchange says: The bottle
from which Generals Sherman and
Johnston lock T. drink at the time
of the latter's surrender, is claimed
to be owned by Mrs. Jones, o.
Raleigh, North Carolina.
Attention is called to the fin:
statement this morning Of tht
Commercial and Farmers Bank
which has grown to be one of th'
strongest banking institutions Q
the city
Dr. St. Clair Spruill, physician il
charge OF the University Of Mary
land Hospital, an old North Caro-
linian, who has won distinction il
Baltimore, was in town this week at
tending the North Carolina Medi
cal Convention.
A new fire alarm box was put i
yesterday and connected with tn
fire-alarm system. It is box 16, an
is located at the northwest corne
of Blount and Polk streets. Tn
ADDITION can be made to the lists b
those who have them.
In one of the ante-rooms at Con
mons Hall during the Medical Ss
ciety meetings, we noticed mo;
attractive and complete display {
pharmaceutical samples of Shar
and Dohme, of Baltimore. The
were in charge of Messrs. John
Sprague and J. L. Prior, and a
tracted much attention.
The Pennsylvania Glee Club, {
their excellent concert on Wedne
day night, in response to an enco1
sang "True to North Carolina" tt
new patriotic song written by &c
E. G. Hsrrell, of Raleigh, editor
the North Carolina Teacher. I'll
song was splendidly rendered ar
was received with enthusiastic 81
plause by the audience, it being Il
first time that the song had bet
publicly sung in the city.
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Any person who is actually una
BILE to buy cream and desires some
for sick family can get it from A..
DugEi without price or cost.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
Exhausted yitol;tu

Exhausted vitality, nervousness,
lost manhood, weakness caused by
overtaxation Of the system will be
cured by the powerful P. p. P, which
gives health and strength 10 the wreck
oI the system.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12
The Weather Today.

WASHINGTON, May 11.-Indications
for North Carolina are: Fair
weather; variable winds.
Local forecast for Raleigh and
vicinity on Friday: Fair weather;
warmer.
J1TY-Maximum temperature, 76;
minimum temperature, 4o; rainfall,
O.00ipch.
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Balr,more Produce Marker.

BALTIMORE. May 11.-Flour firm ;
Western super $l.85a3.15; extra s225a
800; family $3.25a3.6O. Wheat fweak;
No. 2 spot and May 77ia77i; milling
whest, by sample, 75a79 Corn-spot
and May 49ia49l; white corn, by sam
pie, 55; yellow do. 54a544.
The state chronicle., 1893-05-12

Parties wishing ice cream for
Sunday will place orders today and
tomorrow as do not freeze cream
on Sunday. A. DUeHI.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Money Market.

Money Market.
NEW York, May ll.-Money on call
easy, ranging from to 2, closing
offered at 2 Fer cent. Prime mercantile
paper 6ss8. Sterling excharg ge firm;
posted rates 4.85ia4.891. Commercial
bills 4.844a488i. Government bonds
better. State bonds dull. Railroad bonds
firmer.
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Sale Of City Lots.

The sale ct the Rex Hospital lots. in the
southwestern part Of the city, will be resumed
on Friday, 18th inst, at II a. NJ, on the prem
tses Terms one third cash, balance at six and
TIVE I've months, with interest at Per cent.
r. 81. BATTLE,
R. T. GRAY
For rr,s.oo.
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Wanted.

A situation by an experienced man as
Super intendent of Brickyard, or
would contract for the making of brick.
Address
z. Ell. Shaw,
Worthwhile, n. G..