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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-04-19
NEM YoRK sTOcK MARKET.

New Yos.l, April, Ii. The specuia-
ton to-day conferred In the Industrial
shares, covering OF shorts being the
chief motive power. Only two stocks,
sugar and tobacco REACHED noteworthy
activity. The dizziness ia the regular
III the group, with only 3,400 shares.
Substantial advances were recorded in
the Industrials, as a result of the COW
sring Of shorts, referred 10. Sugar was
abe pivotal stock, and also, led the en-
tire market in point Of activity. Inside
purchases started a rush by the bears,
with the effect Of causing q z per cent.
advance. Tobacco jumped 2as to y,
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THE MARKET TAME
Hot Weather Had Depressing
Effect on Speculation.
COVERING BY TIE SHORTS
Sugar and Tobacco Again the
Most Active Shares,
COTTON AND WHEAT DECLINED
----s--.---~-,----~--
Fine Growing Weather and the Lack
of Exporters Milling Demand
Sent the Grain Market
COVERING BY TIE SHORTS
COTTON AND WHEAT DECLINED
Down

New York, April 18.-The cotton
market was tame throughout the open
ing at a partial advance of ! point,
working within a range of 4 points
and closing steady at q net decline Of
1d2 points. The influences have been
very strong statistical position, con-
tinued free exports and better advices
from dry goods circles to Bradstreet's
on the one hand. bearish crop and
weather reports by the Chronicle for
last wees indications of freer receipts,
as compared with previous estimates,
and a tendency to increase crop esti-
mates on the other hand. Local liqui-
dalton turned the market just before
the close.
For the very high temperature pre-
yaiIing there was a very good repre-
sentation of buyers in the market, with
a fair quotation for orders of good as
sentiments of summer stuffs. In some
quarters there was a renewal Of in
quiries for Brown cotton and moderate
quantities were taken. The outlook
is decidedly better. Printing cloths
dull at 2hc.
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BALrInoRE.

BALTIMORE April 1s -Nloar- Dull
VI esUern snperfine s230E2.50; do exJrt
81 G0a3. -; family s.. SOC 50; winter aasf
patent SO 90Q4.15. sprie wheat pareGi
81 $685., 10. spring 9ueaC atratghf'
s3 50n5.65.
w neaC--rull. sp0r aud pill 71L
~, lag 11z@1I July 7I5<17I1; Nc
red Southern wheat rs ssEu pIt 75Gs u
do. On grafa 1874.
Corn Easy spOU, a priI aud May n %r
35]< June 35M bid; july 800 369s stem
on mixe1 24G2l1f; Southern white coyI
35Mti51l: do yellow corn 8283lM
08ts-- SEesdy. Mo. z white stern 20
No mixed woRfnrn do 24kk as
Rye Isaetige: Ne q. 90 for nesl
by; z20943 for western.
HaY--Fism; ehoiee Eiuo ~ 8 6 bit.
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RANsIGH MARKET.
HrRHAID RRos. COTTON LE4TER

iii bGlAlhD IJiANts9 : MI ~ t]4si = t<its
New York, april ISL speeial) The
market remains practically unchanged,
except as Influenced by the weather
conditions for the growing crop. ASS
merchants everywhere are undecided
AZ to the future course Of prices, clos
ing Is d shade lower than last evening.
and there is no disposition 70 anticipate
d further decline, aa there II a belief
that the statistical positions VIII sus-
tain the immediate positions upon the
basis Of present prices, without speca-
lation. Whether the increase IN tie
interior movement IN due 10 the posi-
ton formed upon the minds Of holders
by the prospects for the growing crop,
Or the depressed condition of trade, rs
uncertain, but ii Is believed from the
holdings Of the interior towns that the
amount Of cotton remaining on hand
has been underestimate There Is a
clear RECOLLECTION Of the advance Of last
season ia the mind Of every member OF
the trade, and no one IL prepared -
look for any decline This il the domi-
nant feature.
HUBBARD BROS, Il 60.
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NAVAL STORES.

sJrefned. common 10 a0r,7 81 93Hf o,
TurpentIEc- Firm ri 2SMlGg4.
CHARLESTON, April Is Ros arm ~
81 A06ll 50.
Turpentine--F Firm at 25
WILAnEaTos, April Is Rou4 firn
strained sl.45; good strained $3.50 6glr.
its firm at 25@z51S Tar tirm 4 90
Turpe4Eine thing doing
SAvAfNh6, April Is eplTlEs turpent'ne
firm 1T ~; ssIFs 5 0
ffosin quiet xaa-t wbit 1920 wiudop
glass "a IL; ~, II IS: ~, Il So <, tt.8o &.
TO; II. 1855; q. 1855, y. sl65 81
81 65, q. sl.e5; b, u So; + f1.e5 Sales
10 barrels
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Sale of Land. &c.

ON Mondag, April goth, 1856. ut the court
house door III Raleigh, N u, Will sell at
public onscEy the following property:
T. All that tract OF land, situate partly iH
Wake and partly In Johnston county. on
the y e. X H., and on the north eide of the
Raleigh and smitHfeld road. and bounded
ssl the north by the lands Of w. IL. McCnl-
fers. ON the east by Nathan IL. PoOiia land.
osa the south by said Raleigh and smithffeiG
road on the west by ieaDa Pools land.
9. One twenty.Horae power steam engine
OF Aues' make.
Being the property described in the deed
OF mortgage from u. + Rand ct al TO Geo.
II Moore, registered IN book No lls, 80 page
gI5 Registers Office of Wake county, and
ga book al. No b. At page 564, Of the Regis.
ser's Office Of Johnston county.
Terms OF sale Tire land viii be sold for
osle-third cash residue IN two equal in
ssalIInents. payable respectIxeiy and Y
months from day Of sale with interest from
day of sale. The personalpr0perty will be
sold for cash. Hour ofsale, ~ NJ,
Sale made under Judgment Of wake Snpe~
r1or Court I'm the case Of Geo. II. Moore VI
e J.. Rand ct al. No. 4S7, summons docket
Wake SuDetfor Court.
sF. MORDECAI, Com'r.
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LIVERPOOL.

Liverpool, April 1s.-1:30 r NJ
Cotton Closing spot quiet; prices
steady; American middling, 4as1
Sales of the day were 1000 bales, Of
which 500 were for speculation and
export, and including $500 Americans;
receipts 5000 bales, including 1000
American.
Futures quiet at the decline.
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and reeeded to III The cotton shares
rallied. on the publication Of reassur-
ing advices regarding the earninga Of
the company The common gained
4 Y, and the preferred "a per cent The
closing was moderately active, with
prices ruling at the top level.
Trading in bonds to-day footed MP
100000, an unusually large total for q
Saturday The market was firm aud
slight gains were noteworthy az some
issues.
NRw YoRE. April Is Money on call
ca at 24ke 3 per cent; last oan -, closed
Al per csnt, Prime alereautile paper
Maper cant tpf,ing change dull steady
with aetpal business Ia bankers bills az
8 1SG4 s8g& fer dem and aud g<04SS
for so DAYS. Posted rates tSSk04@ So, and
1 Sa1S63s Q9 Commercial bills As1. bar
We 67M silver certificates ~.
Mexican dallass 81. Government bonds
8 r0ng state bt nds inactive RAILROAD
Dads firm.
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO

Chicago, April 49,. Fine growing
weather, lack Of exporters milling de-
Jaand and the denial Of chinch bug
damage, caused wheat to rule weaker
40-dag. May closed al G57s, or zs below
yesterdays close. Corn and oats de-
cIined u and Hc. respectively. Pork
quiet, 12Ac. under yesterday; lard 2h
and ribs So.
,.,.iI
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NEW YORK.

New York. April 1s.-Cotton Spot
closed quiet; middling uplands, Z 1916;
middling gulf, 5 3-16; sales 113 bales.
Futures opened quiet: sales 1000
bales.
Futures closed steady; sales $4,000
1.ulac
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Opening
wHHAm

Lk8Sn QuUbtJIDus WGECAN iIAA0NA8
Flour Nominal; spring patents Fa ZOO
3.S5; straighUs 81. 40Ql3.5b, winter
S.35; export bakers 81 00Gb22D Whtht
No. 2, spring, 6535; No 8, spring 6S@
ss651f; No. y red, 63MGlT0 Corn NJ, b
white 3016l305s No. yellow -. Oats
No. z, 1917; No. 2 white 1870 90 NO. 8,
white 191l@20A Rye--No. 2, 871s Bar
seed No. /, OH. Prime Timothy seed
So so Pork-mess, per hhl, ---~ Lard
per f01 lbs, ---. Short rib sides (loose)
S435G4.40; dry-saIted shoulders --tboxed)
~ al ~ short clear aides( Joxedl a1&04M.
WLiskey, dlsttllera' hrsned goods per ga
Ion, S1.22
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.

New York April 1s.-The weekly
band statement show the following
changes. Reserve increase, $3.50, 100;
loans increase, S607, 100; specie de-
crease, S205, 600; legal tenders increase,
500 100: deposits increase, $9o5,4o0;
circulation increase, $40, 900. The banks
now hold SIS, 13o, $50 in excess Of the
requirements of the 25 per cent rule.
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NEW ORLEANS
Nrw Orleans, April u.s.. Cotton Fu
-nres auief. sales &. 400 bales.
OTHER MARKETS

New Orleans. steady, 11-15i 643
bales.
Augusta, firm, 734 582 bales
Charleston, quiet, ~ 40 bales.
New York, quiet, 15-16; l,241 bales.
Norfolk. - bales
Baltimore, nominal, =: - bates.
boston, dull, 1916; 654 bales.
Wilmington, dull, ~; So bales
Philadelphia, quiet, RI; 231 bales.
Savannah, quiet, Z 9-f6, l,l3i bales.
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NEW YoRK

FEW YoRK april 1s--Flour Dull
and easy, City mill patents Si.S0a $50. win
ter patents s3.90@400 city mill clears 4l0
GAO; winter straights straits 1850
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THE RALEIGH
Corner Pennsylvania Ave. ana 18th Street
WASHINGTON, d. q.
European Plan.
Absolutely FiFeproof.

An elegant restaurant for gentlemen and
ladies Also luxurious cafe for gentlemen.
Private dining rooms and banquet hall.
Prompt service and nrstclass cuisine.
TALLY. Manager.
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Ioto1eat Allowed on deposits.

which may he made SO any time and with.
drawn after i've days notice and viii be
entitled tp interest for the whole time they
may remain with tbe company
Acts ~ ttustee Of mortgages Of corpora
tions and accepts the transfer agency and
registry ~ stocks.
Executors, administrators or trustees 81
eatAtes, reliRiOu- and benevolent fnstitu.
hons, ana individuals will find this corn.
panv cuuveDienp depository for money
and for the safe keeping Of securities.
safe deposit boxes for emit Vaults sup.
piled for storage Of silver chests, etc
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OFFICERS

JOHN GILL. President
w w. SPENCE Vice President
G. Il, SPENCE, Third Vice President
L.C FISHER, Secretary and Treasurer.
JOHN MCtIENRY, Ass Secy and Tres
LOUIS McLANF, Chairman.
ANDREW REID BERN ARD CAIN
JNO. 4. HAMILTON, ALEX. SHAW
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Futures quiet at the decliI

American middling.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1896-02-12
TAX RETURNS FOR lssS-'e8.
Office of the County Auditor of York
County, South Carolina,

YoRKvILLE, s. c., December 4, 1895.
IN accordance with law, the TAX
Il BOOKS for the RETURN OF PER-
SONAL PROPERTY for the fiscal year
1886, will be opened on JANUARY
GOTH, 1896. For the convenience of tax
payers, will attend the following places
on the days named, to receive tax returns:
At Bullock's Creek, on Friday, Janua-
ry3.
AT McConnellsville, Saturday, Janua-
ry 4.
At Yorkville, on Monday, January 8.
At Antioch, on Tuesday, January Z.
AtNewport, on Wednesday, JanuaryS.
At Clay Hill, on Thursday, January 8.
At Harper's Store, point on Friday,
January 10.
At Bethel, on Saturday, January IL.
AT Clark's Fork, on Monday, January
13.
At Smyrna, on Tuesday, January IA.
At Grover, on Wednesday, January Is.
at Buffalo, on Thursday, January 16.
At Blacksburg, on Friday and Satur-
day, January, II and Is.
At Yorkville, on Monday, January 20.
At Glover, on Tuesday and Wednesday,
January 2l and %.
At Bethany, on Thursday, January %.
At Hickory Grove, on Friday and Sat-
urday, January "a and 25.
at Roddey's, on Monday, January q.
At Rock Hill, on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday, January
18th, 10Th, 30tb, 3lst and February 1st.>
At Yorkville. Monday, February 8.
At Fort Mill, Wednesday and Thurs
day, February and s.
At Yorkville, from Friday, February,
to Thursday, February 20, inclusive. at
which latter date the books will be closed
and so per cent. penalty will attach to
delinquents. w. j. WATERS,
County Auditor.
December4 "a If
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Sperial Nutires.
A Good Thing on the Farm.

A Good Thing on the Farm.
Probably none will dispute the state
ment that every man should keep an ac-
curate account of his receipts and expen-
ditures of every sort, whether he be bus
mess man, professional man or farmer,
and likely, an investigation would result
in discovering that many of our farmers,
while admitting the desirability Of such
record, fail to keep one. There has been
produced, at much expense and study, a
very simple and complete farm account
book, containing ample room for nearly
a life time of transactions of all kinds, OF
buying and selling cotton, grain, stock,
butter and eggs, produce, etc. The pur-
chase of groceries, of dry goods, and all
household and farm supplies, the borrow
ing and lending of money, the receipting
Of all bills, notes, etc., and in fact every
possible transaction on the farm; all so
arranged that there is little writing to be
done, as figure in the proper column
often is all that is required.
The Planters Register is well gotten up
with solid leather back and corners, and
of the best hard sized paper. Every farm
er in this vicinity will have chance to eX-
anime and posses one Of these valuable
books.
February II l3 wit
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Pickenpack's about mile,) is in very
bad condition, and as the case now stands,
it has no prospects of being worked this
spring or next. Mr.. Thomas Wilkerson
is one of the overseers, and he has been
notified by Mr.. William Hayes not to
work the said road. Mr.. Joe Mitchell (has
been) the other overseer, and am inform
ed that Mr.. Elias Inman has notified him
not to work said road. So here we haye
it: About one mile of important road in
bad condition, no one to work it, and the
bosses still disagreeing. What shall we
do?
People in this section are again thinking
once we have heard the despairing cry :
"How long, how long, until the coveted
boon shall Gomez" Better times can only
come through two sources-by individual
self help and economic legislation. Our
people should do the first and demand the
latter.
Of course, the appropriations this year
will appear heavier than last but in con-
sidering the matter, we should not lose
sight of the fact that they cover period of
fourteen instead Of twelve months as
heretofore.
I do not hear much talk in favor of
levying an income tax. I do not see any
necessity for such tax in this State. We
are an agricultural people. There are
few capitalists among us, and it is not
worth while to set the trap until we have
the game to catch. Wait until our manu-
featuring and mining resources are devel-
oped and then we will have large capital
lists with big incomes-when it begins to
look like there is danger of such a concen-
tration of wealth as exits in the North and
East, then it will be time enough to levy
a tax of this kind. If we undertake it
now, however, large capitalists will not
be inclined to cast their lot with US.
R. NJ. G..
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MUST
CAN
WILL

THE words above are very large and
l. weighty, that is if you take into con.
sideration the full meaning of each, and
then take them all collectively. Take fol
instance the word MUST. Webster says
MUST means "to be obliged, to be neces-
stated" CAN, he says ''means the
power to do" WILL, Noah says, "means
a determination or preference which re.
suits from the act or exercise of choice"
Now, can say, and truthfully too, that
my business during the past few months
has been all that could expect, and
am we'll satisfied but then have good
many winter goods that l MEAN TO
CLOSE OUT AT ONCE, and If I cannot
sell then. at the prices given below at re-
tail, will sell them to some merchant at
wholesale, and some people may have all
opportunity of paying more for these
goods. 1 need the shelf room and the
goods must, can and will be sold at once.
To buy wisely is true economy. If you
are wise you will buy TODAY.
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THE TELL TALE TYPES.

In the Four Parts
Of the earth there are many that are
able to write learned books, many tina,
are able to lead armies, and many also
that are able to govern kingdoms and
empires; but few there be that can remain
in good temper, sit like patience on 8
m monument," and always show smiling
countenance, who suffer constantly from
indigestion. Anti-Ferment is the remedy
for all diseases that have their origin in
the st omach and digestive organs.
The Globe Fertilizers.
No loss Of crop; no disappointment
JNo. G. kUYKENDAL.
A Desirable Change.
If you feel out of sorts, out of temper
and mean enough to commit a theft, try q
course of DR.. Jackson's Black Liver Pills
They will soften your temper, improve
your appetite, make you feel honest from
principle, enable you to be with ease a
better Christian, more agreeable neigh.
Dor, and better company. You will deligh.
in taking'a broader, more charitable, and
more sensible view Of things. In fact,
you will be ready to deny having even a
-
were before you took them.
JNo. &. kUYKENDAL, Sole Proprietor.
Yorkville, S. c.
1t Is Dangerous to Drink Out of a
Bottle.
1t is dangerous to drink Campbell's
Cough Cure out of a bottle as is done with
other cough syrups. A cough medicine
that may be taken without regard to the
size Of the dose and yet do no harm, is not
likely to do any good in any case. Every
ingredient in CampDelPS Cough Cure has
a specific and marked effect on the system,
and a dose taken will be Enthusiastically
felt in from Is to 30 minutes. While it is
harmless in double the dose prescribed, it
is better to give it according to directions
on the bottle.
If your children are subject to attacks OF
Group, Campbelrs Cough Cure in such
cases is worth its weight in silver, as one
or two doses will always cut short and
cure an attack.
Try it for dry, hacking cough. 1t will
cure it.
Try it for a cold. One dose taken at the
beginning of an attack will break it up,
Try it for asthma. Two doses taken al
intervals of 30 minutes will relieve the
worst attack.
Try it for bronchitis. It allays the in.
flammation of the bronchial tubes and
cures the disease.
Try it for pains and tightness of the
chest. 1t gives immediate relief.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and
retail by JNo. c. KUYKENDAL.
Yorkville, 8. c.
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LETTER FROM HICKORY GROVE.

Navigation of Broad River-Lots of Rain
Social Pleasures-Roads In Bad Condi-
tion-Thinking Politics-Preaching by
Rev. j. c. Campbell.
Correspondence of the Yorkville Enquirer.
HICKORY GROVE, February 1l.-Mr.
w. S. Wilkerson returned from Cincin-
natl, Ohio, Monday, and reports most
profitable and pleasant trip. I'VE have
seen the boats navigating the Big Sandy
river" says Mr.. Wilkerson," and in
many respects it is like our Broad river"
What about the feasibility of placing a
boat on the river at an early date?" ''Oh
we'll it is hard to say when such a thing
will be done but, in my opinion, the day
is not distant, and as for the feasibility,
there is not the slightest doubt, but that the
boat can be run successfully"
For several days we have had rain, day
and night, and the roads are in horrible
condition, while the branches are all "lit-
tie creeks" and "Our Great river" is leye
with its banks and still rising, and "hit
still a-raining."
There have been many parties and
udUCeS, Ill tulS SeCllOH tnlS Iall ana winter !;
but of all the parties, the one at Mrs. Mar
tha Smarr's last Thursday evening took
the cake" There was singing, there was
"shake your little foot" there was music,
there were all the pretty girls from Hood
town and Bullock's Creek, and then there
was table laden down with every eata-
BILE that the epicure could desire. There
is no hostess who understands entertain
ing the young folks better, or can max e
one feel more at home and ease than our
hospitable and kind hostess, Mrs. Smarr.
All the young men Of this section and
other sections, too, were there, and being
as they were, surrounded by the fairest of
York county's fair, is it strange that Gu
pid's arrows were many times placed in
the bow, and if am informed Alright,
some have hit the mark. With the clock
Ginning forth the "wee sma' hours of the
night" the guests reluctantly realized,
"There's no place like home," and bid
ding our hostess adieu, went forth long to
remember one of the most pleasant even
j-ings ever spent in an ancestral home in
York county.
The road from Howell's ferry to Calvin
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RESOLVED.

ICOOD RESOLUTIONS for every one
W to adopt for 1896 are that you will buy
all you need in the DRUG LINE at
STAIRS DRUG STORE. Buy all your
Paper and Envelopes there. Buy all your
Tobacco, Snuff and Cigars there. Buy all
your Garden Seed there. STARR burned
last week all his old Seed. Every paper
of his Seeds is fresh. He gives one tinful
of Beans and Peas for cents; and Onion
has has the yS Northern M @ Sets, and all good gard
eners will tell you they are the best. They
are small, and the price is same as home
raised Sets. See STARR before you buy
Onion Sets. He sells them at 10 cents per
ouart
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Speriat Nutites.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure is not quack medicine. 1t was
prescribed by one of the best physicians
in this country for ars, and is n regular
prescription. 1t is composed of the best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination
of the two ingredients is what produces
such wonderful results in curing Catarrh.
Send for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY Il CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by all druggists, price Is cents.
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Market 8eports.

YORKVILLE, February l2.-Cotton
to 7.S5.
NEW YORK, February lO.-Cotton S
BIG.
Futures closed steady.
February, 7.75; March, 7.S7 April, 7.9l /;
May, 1856; June, 7.99; July, SOP; August,
s.97; September, 7.72; October, 7.5S; No
vember, Isl; December, 1853. Sales, l39,
100 bales.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
PRESBYTERIAN.

Rev. w. G. Neville, pastor. Prayer
meeting this Afternoon O'Clock
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. A. \. Brunson, pastor. Prayer
meeting at 7.30 o'clock this evening.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. Boyce H. Grier, pastor. Prayer
meeting at o'clock this afternoon.
BAPTIST.
Prayer-meeting this evening at 7.3C
o'clock, conducted by Rev. G. Il. Gresh-
am.
announcements for Sunday services will be
made in Fridays paper.]
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SADDLES AND HARNESS.

WYE still keep on hand large stock of
w Saddles, Collars, Brides, Whips,
etc. In all the above lines our facilities
are the best for handling these goods, and
we are prepared to sell as low as any
market. G.. 81. O'LEARY.