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Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-29
Inv nll Street.

New York, July aS.-The dominating influences of the stock markets strength today was the prosperous grain trade outlook. Probably over half a million bushels of wheat were engaged for ex- ports to the continent although only some third of a million was reported from outperts. The favorable weekly govern ment grain report was doubtless a fac tor4in the recovery of confidence to the disconcertion of the reactionists on the stock. market. But little effect was felt in the early dealing from lower London quotations on the continuance of re- cent heavy buying by New York on the London exchange reversed that market
 Americans there closing at the best price of the day, Atchison in particular at tracing attention. As London in the early dealing did not respond very quick " to the local strength, arbitraga brokers found frequent opportunities to buy in London and sell at a profit here. Mean- while. however, Louisville, Atchson. Southern and Reading were purchased here for foreign account There was much variety and brsadth to the dealings here with heavy comm ssion house orders from practically the opeuing to the cl1se
 More stocks were more active today than at any time during the present upward movement. Cotton On. Lake Erie, Oye- gon X Navigation and other usually dor mant stocks as well as some of the llsu- ally active ones, such as Sugar and Atch- 1son were features today. Grangers aroused considerable interest on lsrge dealings and were up a fraction.sSouth- ern railway stocks. including Louisville & Nashville and Southern preferred were up over point each on prospective in crease of4earnings when coal begins to move freely. Rumors that the result of
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-29

ceipts. nore; gross. 120; exports to Great BritaiEs 462; forwarded. 34; sales. 1.725; spinners 1,225; stock 65195.
 Total to1ay: Net receipts, 5S0; exports to Great Britain. 1.942; to- the. cont.nz1lt, l 100; stock 107 765.
 Consolidated: Net rscsiptss 2.127; eX- perts to Great Britain 2.071; to the con tinent, 4,34S.
 Fetal since Septa1: Net receipts. G.. 6eS.l experts to Gre1t Britain. 3,006 62S; t2 Frarne. 699, 155; to the contir'ent 2.137.- 955 to the channel. 5.4S1. Cotton futures opened steady at the decline. Sales, 7,400 bal7s. Opsning prices: JarGary 703: February. 7O6; Mafch. 7.10; April, 714; July, TAO; Augu t, 7.SS; SeI:embsra7 g; CetpbsT. 703; Nc v'7mbsr, 6.97 97%Deeennher 700
 Cotton futures closed firm on near n;enths and steady or distant moGths; sales, S7 400 bales January 7.05: Fehru- ary, 70S: March TIP; April, TIP: Apr"l l5; July, 47: August. TAB; Septemb T. : 25; October 7.0s: November, 699; De- cember T01
 Cotton. spot. closed quiet: middllng uo- lands, i5-16c; gulf S3-16o;. sales, 3.722 bsizs.
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Markets by Telegraph.

 the Wabash fiscal year would be better than recently expected caused the pre- ferred to rise-over point. Sugar after 1uctnatlng eratically touched 1s924. two points to the gain it lost on bear attacks on final dealings, leaving the net gain less than point.
 The raid had but little influence on the rest of tho list. the buying continuing good up to the close although some spec ulatots realized profits on purchases made earlier in the day. On Boston and local buying Rubber preferred gained three points and the common fraetiorally on reports that the former president of the company had made all agrams with the present management. Rock Island gained nearly azpoint on information thattthe earnings for the third week in JulXe would show q large increase over lastSear. showing the large volume of business now being handled by the road -Tbiss report was said to have been re- ceived by some of the spectators and when circulated today considerably bene- fitted the properties concerned. They were that action might be taken on the dividend of the l.. & N. before December ard that 3 per cent would be paid on Atchison in October. On improved deal ings Tobacco rose fractionally. There were. no important losses Total sales of stocks for today were 339 GOO including Atchfson preferred go. PA: Chicago. Bur lir gton x Quincy 2l 310; l.. & N. PLAYS: Manhattan l.. 5,225. New York Central 5,S1S.fT. PEpreferred 5,265: Reading $500; Rock Island 1S.716; St. Paul 2l,7S5: St. Paul & Omaha 5,0S0 Union Pacific 5.445: Wabash preferred 6.930: American Spirits 6166; Ameffcan Tobacco 13.26O; Bay State Gas 7,295; Chicago Gas S.625: Lead S.s50; Sugar 46, 060; United States Rubber 5,197: Western Union sO20; Chicago Great Westerna 5.84l ,7e
 quite inquiry developed for Atchi- son adjustnent foiirs in the bond list. which moved mp 2 per cent to 2l%. This issue has been neglected of late and the reyiNahofs ssetivtty was attributed in part to foreign purchases. based on excellent outlook for; iticrrased earnings by the southwestern roads. The general bond market moved lip sharply on heavy deal ings, which .insauded considerable va riety CT securities. The aggregate sales were s. 10000
 Money on call steady. i per cent: last loan l per cent: closed offered at l per cent. Prime mercantile paper BOA per cent. SterlneN exhange steady with act ual business in bankers bills at $4.S7A for demand and at $4 S6K for sixty days. Posted rates $4.S70pl3 and $4SS@b. Com mercial bills $4.s5hmA Silver certificates 59c; Bar silver 59Xc. Mexican dollars 45Hc.
 Government bonds strong. State bonds steady Railroad bonds steady.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York. July 2S-Today's cottcn market opeted steady. With prices low:r r by to points. following bearish crop accounts, particularly from Texas and very ur$atisfactory English cables. Af- ter further decline of 1@2 points in later months nnder some southern liquidati n the market st7adied on moderately go d buyine sords rs and closed firm for near months and steady for more distant posi- tions. with price ore point higher to five points net lower. Sales, S7 400 bales.
 official as well as private crop adyicss colafirnassi the drought in central and soutlls-rl, Texas to be broken by late rains Tlls led to considerable selllrg of lc,rg cottons held throughout yesterdays brsak in hope of reaction today. The market was very small and narrow and sensitive during the afternoon. with sm II orders either way. Business coaHinmed Eght and almost entirely local. but a steady undertone continued in evidence on the spot situation. Only few mo- tices of inter,iai delivery of cotton on August contracts were issued and they were stopped as soon as they were put in circulation .
 Cot'tons quiet rsiddliEg, 115-16c; net re-.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

V Following is the local wholesale prices In Year load lots of the leading articles handled Non Merris avenue, viz; Flour, ribs ana lesu stuffs.
 Fleah-Best patents, S5. .25as65; half pat ent, I.I5, stiaghts, S4.60; family, SS.9a. Ihese quoiations are for car load lota. .Hams--10c.
 Dry. salt clears $4.S5. Dry salt bellies. $5f0 Smoked bellies. $625. LardBasis. 4Ac.
 FEED STUFF. Hay--No. 1, $l4.25; No. ?, SlS. CoTn--25c.
 Bran-S16
 Cotton seed meal-S16i0 Oats-No ?. Hc: No. 8 25c. Strawberries, S1.OOa$1.25. e ,,f9V'is S4 am,9 u. 9 Potatoes, 45c. market
 Cabbage, 11kd2c Elgin creamery butter. 16c. q country butter, 16HlSc. Hens 1Sdt20c. Fryers. 12ai5c. and scarce. Eggs. 16c. - Onions. 31sc.
 Bananas, 75Q$l25 -, Oranges, $1.25M$3 per box; none on haha' Lemons. s2di$2.75. Apples. 8. S.50d3.75. t'Fnatltit- >s ner hundred. Watermelons 20630c.
 '.lN r. STOCK. . .-a An live. stock and packers products are dull and declinlg.
 Horses. S3aMSfl. Mules. sI0d110 Dressed cattle, 24m3c. Common Cattie-1m2c. Veal Ca1ves-$2 50G$5. Veal Cavcs--s2 5061$5 Good dcnadnlu;; adl;xo o Hogs-Packing from 175 pounds up, SeoF+o Hogs--Light and mixed, 2d2Ac. Sheep-Fat. 2GI21Ac. Spring Lambs--Sn!c. Good demand. Steers-Best quality. 3Q3lRc- Heifers--2AMSAc OXen--G Good. 21hM3c. Oxen-Rough, 1G2c.
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1.irernool cnt.,n Marhn.-

Liverpool July 2S-Cot.on spot, fair demands; prices lower. American mid ding. 4Ad low middling. 41sc. good or dinary. 4d; ordinary, 3 13-16d. The sales of the day were 10000 bales. of which l. 800 were for speculation and exports, and included $500 American. Receipts. 1000 bales: no American.
 Futures opened with an easy demand and closed quiet at the decline. Ameri- can middling l.. NJ C.. July.4 10 @4 lid sellers; July and August,<4 O9d. sellers: August and September. f 04@4 05d. buy CTS; September and October. 62d, sellers October and November. 8 s56d, sellers No- vember ard December, 3 536D3 54d. sellers; December and January. 52d buyers; February and March, 8 526DS 53d, buyers March and April. 536p3 54d,. sellers April and May 54d.
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Posts Financial CabIegram.

New York. July. 2S.-Evening Pos:'rs London financial letter:
 Today's markets were active and buoy ant, closing at the best Business is spreading. Home rails were strong. There were large dealings in Kaffirs at rssing prices. Consols moved up for the the first iine for days. Americans opened dull on profit taking and on the apparent signs of weakness in New York. Except in the case of A. chison. however which wer= largely bought here and by the con- tineHt. dealings were still comparatively restricted.
 Gold is still in $. rong demand, over 3O0,- OOo pounds having been bought in the open market this week for Austria The Paris and Berlin ma arkets We're good
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RIORDAN & co.
Chicago Change.

Chicago, July 2S.-Wheat was quite CT ra ic today, but kep; within a range of 13sc.. closing at 1$@1Mc. lower for Sep tember. Foreign markets failed to re- spond to the streng tn in this market yes terday, but private advcss by cable con- firmed reports of damage and probably heavy shortage in the European crop Domestic reports were rather favora ble, and receipts at all points today were D per cent. over las: year.
 Corn was weak with wheat and closed k@Hc. lower Oats were also a shade lower.
 Provisions were easy, closing a de- clines of 21s@5c.
 Leading futures ranged as follows:
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Dry Goods.

New York, July 2S.LThe situation in dry goods was practically the same today as yesterday. although there is a contin- ued hopeful feeling exidenS and a belief thaf in the near future there will be a subsFan, ial advance in all cotton goods lines. as there has been in woolzns. Buy CTS are arriving in the. market in great numbers and reem disposed to buy with more freedom than heretofore, but in price ideas they are still far behind the hopes of the sellers. and considerable business is refused particularly for fu- ture delivery at established Iac es in co;- ton goods. Tne woolen goods situation contiues quite satisfactory. with sales of fair proportions, at, th.s adva need prices, and more new lines are being opened daily.
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For further Information as to schedules rates, etc, call On. or write to S. Jacobs, Commercial Agent, Jack w.. Johnson, U. T. A. Theo. D. Kline, General Superintendent s J. C. Hiiie. General Passenger Agent. H
 Sayannah, Ga -
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Notice Sale Land for Division.
The State of Alabama. Jefferson County
 Probate Court July 26 1s97
Estate of James Wilson. Deceased

Estate of James Wilson. Deceased This day came w H. Wilson and Cum nlngham Wilson, executors of said estate and filed their application in due form and under oath, praying for an order of sale of certain lands described therein, and be- longing to said estate. for the purpose of division among the heirs, upon the ground that the same cannot be equitably divided among the heirs without sale thereof It is ordered that the 9th day of Septem- Der, 1897. be appointed day for hearing such application, at which time all parties in interest can appear and contest the same if they think proper.
 M. T. PORTER.
 Judge Of Probate.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-29

F BARGAINS FOR SALE Residence Eighth avenuue, North, s5. 000. Vacant lot, 1G0x1G0 feet, $700 Vacant lot, South Twentieth street, s3. .150. Vacant lot South 18th street, S1 200 Vacant lot Highland avenue, -$2,50O Six residences. paying F per cent, $5, 800. Three brick residences, paying 15 per cent, s7000. Elegant South Highland residence. s15,- GOO.
 Elegant South Highland residence. $500. Residence North Side, 19 rooms, S5, ,250 Lovely farm, close in, $3.50O Residence. 9th avenue. North $6250 25 foot lot, 2d avenue and 23d street, north. $1000.
 Two brick residences. North Side, 6,00O Brick store, 2d e,lue, s15,000. Brick store. 2d avenue, s7,5OO Brick store, 1st avenue, $140O0. House and lot, 4th avenue, S2,O00. Brick store. 20th street, s16000.
 w. B. LEEDY & CO, Telephone 42. l14h N. Fist. St
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FOR SALE.

 These are all plums-
 --e10Ox14O, Avenue G; great bargain. This offer for few days only; all modern imHrovements; cost SIP 000. 4 s8600-s0ss240, S-room residence, outhouses and stables; on >IIghiandv avenue, three blocksfrom electric car line.
 -100x210; .S-room house and outhouses, four blocks from electric line. 5000 will buy the incest little place on the Highlands; one block from car fine. ~ $2000=<Nfce residence on 7th avenue. $160O-100x140; 11th avenue, South High lands s15O0-100x16O; 10th St., South Highlands. s350 will buy three nice lots. S3,500-Elegant South Highlands residence, modern, S-rooms and has >fnescistern. e. $S50-3 building lots, near College Jill. This is like finding them. v ~ $3,0oo-Residence on 9th avenue; cheap. Brick stores on 2d avenue, S17 000, $l4000, $15.00O, S12000 and $10,000. Call for informa- tion.
 s5,5o0-6 houses paying IS per cent interest. S6000-Residence on North Fist street Money to loan on central, business and residence property
 W. N. MALONE x CO. Real Estate and Insurance, No. 2O17 1st Ave.
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-29

Trains Nos. 5I and 5S carry Pullman vesti- bule sseepers between St. Louis and Jack sonVlle and Montgomery and Port Tampa. - Trains Nos. B and 36 carry Pullman vesti- bule sleepers between Cincinnati and Jack sonville.
 Free reclining chair cars between Mont gomery and Savannah on trains 57 and 58. No. s connects at Dupont with through E sleeper for Port Tampa
 Train No. 5S, leavlng Montgomery at 7:25 D, m, connects at Port Tampa with Plant steamship line for Key West and Havana. and schedules will be furnished upon appli- cation to
 ss' W. V. LIFSEY, D. P. A.. ~s Montgomery, Ala. di B. W. WRENN. P. T: NJ, ~l Savannah, Ga.
 Savannah. Ga
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-29
FOR SALE.


 $300-$100 cash, balance $5 per month: BOX 140; good rooms: one block from cars: in city limits; Jonesville. .$12O0-Block containing acres Groom house; plenty of fruit; near dummy, at North Birmingham.
 S2500-7-room house, modern; 18th st., near First Methodist church.
 $2O00-5Ox140; rooms; Fifth ave, near 17th st.
 $1250-7-room 2-story house; 18th st., near Avenue C., renting for S15 per month s4200-25xl40; 2-story brick; well located i: best pickup in the city. 18th st,
 s42O0-5oxl9O; ' rooms: 7th ave, bet 22d and 23d S20Oo-20O feet front on Elyton car line; new broom house, barn, stable, well. ali kinds of fruit and flowers; easy terms S500-Beautiful lot on 22d st., near Ave. G; alley corner; you get a bargain here S2550-$5O0 cash; excellent home on 1lth ave, South Highlands; possession at once.
 s. E. THOMPSON, Telephone A. 2i5 Fist st.
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Notice to Curbing Contractors.
Office of City Engineer.

Office of City Engineer
 Birmingham, Ala, July 2, 1897 Sealed proposals will be received at this office until F o'clock noon, Wednesday. August 1, 1887, for all curbing the city may use during the remainder of this year.
 $l.O00 bond will be required Certified, check for $50, made payable to mayor and aldermen must accompany each bid to se- cure making of bond and signing of con and all bids 7-27-td Citv Eneinser
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FOR SALE!

Mineral. Timber and Farming Lands. Desirable City and Suburban Res dsnc- es. or exchange for Birmingham bush sss property.
 CULVERHOUSE & SIMS.
 Rooms and 6. Office Building
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Notice to Contractors.

Bids wanted for hauling 300 tons of pipe Also for half mile of ditching Also for 15 cubic yards of masonry. Bids close Sat nrday noon, 3ist. Apply at this office
 BIRMINGHAM WATER WORKS co.
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St. Louis.

St Louis. July S.-zISlour-Unchanged
 Wheat-Steady; No. red cash elevator l6c; track, 7619I771sc; No 3 red cash 77c track; July, 76c; August and September I5hc; December, 763sc asked
 Corn--Lower; No. , cash, 25Ac; July, 25c; {; September, 25d25iso.
 Oats---Dull; No. ? cash. 17c; on the track 1S12c; No. white. 2iM23c; September. l7kc Bran-Dall sacked east track. 3743SI2c east side country points. 33flS6c. -Butter-Bnchanged. E
 Eggs-Unchanged
 Whisky, $1.19
 Pork-unchanged; standard mess job bing $7.30MSS25 $3.61s.
 Bacon-Boxed shoulders, $5.50; extra short clear and ribs. g E; shorts $5.S7lA. Dry Salt Meats---BoxeI shoulders, $4.S7l2; extra short clears s55o. ribs, $5.25; shorts, S5 37ib
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Notice of Insolvency.
State of Alabama. Jefferson County
Elizabeth Reinhardt. Deceased. Estate o
Probate Court. July 27. 1897. !.

court. July Zl, ISyf Elizabeth Reinhardt. Deceased. Estate of This day came w. P. Hickman, admins trator of said estate, and filed his state ments and report, setting forth that said estate is inso.vent, and praying that it may be so decreeh
 It is ordered that the 31st day of August. 1897. he appointed a day for hearing and determining the sarne at which time all persons in interest ran appear and contest the same, If they think proper
 M. T. PORTER,
 t Judge.
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Cash -QUota tions-Flour dun: No 2
 

NslSi IUUT, UUU, NJ z yellow corn. 26% @27; No. spring wheat, 76ss6o171s; No. spring wheat 72@7i; No. .2red. 76ssG07714: No. ? corn. 2634 No 7 oats, 17A Gp17A; No. 3 whit'-, 2i022; No. whte. 19Q2l; No. ? rye, 39&: No bar. l''y -: No. 3. %; No. 1, 26; No. l AaxseeI, S354 uSb; prime tirnothy seed. $275; mess pork. per barrel, s7.709775; lard, per 100 pounds. $4.1064 13A; short ribs sidas tooss), o14paas: dry salted shou,drs (boxedl. 44@5; shor clear sides (hoxed), a%Gf4A; whhliy, distillers' flnish=d goos, Der gallon $1.19; sugars, cut loaf, un- changed; granulated. do.; standard GA" do
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WANTED!

Active. capable and reliable AGENTS in every district to solicit LIFE INSUR- ANCE. Most liberal and progrcfsivs pol icies. BEST RETURNS for r!)ney in- vested. LIBERAL COMMISSIONS paid right men. Apply in person or by letter, with references, to
 -CULVERHOUSE &. SIMS. General Agents Covenant Muusi Life Insurance Co, of St. Louis.
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stale of Alabama, County of Jefferson. s.S'

staie of Alabama, County of fJeferson. s'S' ], W. A. Porter, cashier of the above- named bank, do soiemnly swear that the above statement is true 10 tbe best of my knowledge and belief W. A. PORTER. Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before me 'thls Both day Of July, lo97. 5. McGAUGHY,
 Notary Public. correet--Attcs,.
 F. W RUCKER,l
 W z. WARD, rirectors.
 A. o. LANE,
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BIRMINGHAM MINERAL.

BIRMINGHAM MINERAL.
 B'HAM MINERAL, NORTH.
 Arrive. Depart. sNo. 42 Blocton Accom-. 70 pm ......4 No 10 Blocton Accom-. 10 50 am ....... No. II Oneonta Accom-. 3 35 pm B'HAM MINERAL, SOUTH.
 Arrive. Depart. NO. fl Blocton Accom-. ........... 5 35 am fiNo. 45 Blocton Accom-. 35 pm lNo. 4e Oneonta Accom-. ........10 % ........ LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
 In Effect Dec 20 1896 Trains marked thus @ run daiIy Thus f-) daily except Sunday.
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| BIRMINGHAM G ATLANTIC R. R c1
 Time table No. 2l. takins effect d. m. JnIv 1. lS5S. -'
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LIABIL-I TIES

I1lft I1I II IfIso. Capital stock paid in ............$ 35o, 900 oo Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes naid........... ....... 1s.626 59 National bank notes outstanding 45 OOG uo DHe 10 other Ma it.,nal isanks....S 4,q23 10 Due to State Banks and bankers .... I0,sgO 4l Injydnal ldcposits subject to check. 325,5S5 59 Demand cert fi- cates bfdepOSIt.. S,3Tl s5 Certified cbecks GO0 0u-- 3i9.a7l n5 Notes aad bills rcdiscocnted.... 3s,357 2D
  Total. ...... ..s.,......... ....S 72s,aa4 oI
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FOR SALE.

s750A-room house and lot 1OSx1S7, on Tim mons avenue, between 22d and 23d streets. Nice lot of fruit trees and a good well. Southern front. Next door to Montgomery property. A bargain.
 S2100-65 acres; two good houses; one l. room and one Broom. barn, etc.; large lot of fruit trees, grape yines,- etc.; 3A miles of court house; 30 acres in cultivation; good well and good spring. House and lot at Powderly cheap. Two houses in Jonesville; easy payments and cheap.
 $300-A nice lot on Electric car line, S5x100 feet A western or eastern front-fronts two streets. s-a-4a $1,650-A splendid Broom residence in front of North Birmingham Park. Lovely location. Rented now to good. desirable tenants. This is paying a good per cent. on s200e. valuation. Terms can be had. Rent ing for SIS per month. &
 FOR RENT.
 1613 Avenue D, rooms, $5.50.
 1901 Avenue D, S10. ---~--. Mo- 215 18th st.. north rooms; T.50 and water furnished.
 No 16U Sd ave-, 3 rooms, s6.00.
 L. c. PETTYJOHN, Telephone 465. 1S261s 3d. Ave.
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PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

l.. AND N. NORTH,
 ArIive. Depart. *No. Fast Line "D". .12 01 pm 12 20 pm *No. 4 Fast Mail..........12 22 am 12 30 pm No, Decatur Accom-. ............ 10 i1m NO. 10 Montgomery .... z 30 pm ,.....
 L. AND N. SOUTH
 Arrive. Depart ~No. l Limited. d.............. 1 13 am 4 51 am No. Decatur Accom.... s 55 am ....... No. Montgomery Ac.............. , 45 am
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LAFAYETTE BY. SCHEDULE
CENTRAL OP GA. RAILWAY Go.

Trains are run by Central Time.
 Effective May 2, 1897.
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NORTHERN ALABAMA RAILROAD
 COMPA

Time table No. 3, in effect Monday, Jan.
 1S97 at 5.00 a. m.
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STATIONS.

Read up. SSle@~
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FOR SALE
 -S~~------>~>-->-~->->-- FOR SALE-Hotel and restaurant furni- ture; complete outfit for 30 bed rooms, dining room, kitchen and par.or. Well located. A big bargain. Bailey & How ard, 221 Fist st. 7-25-4t
Birmingham state herald., 1897-07-29

| YASTED-Carpenters- wanted at Cordova,
 sAia. Flynt Building & Construction Com 7ffRnV 7-s7-St
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Samuel Hunt, Gencral Managrr, c. K. Cameron, Master of Trains. N. R. Adriance, Sunt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-29

bench by President Harrison, but ow-
ing to i'll health could not serve. He
is a son of Luther Day, who was thu
chief justice of the Ohio supreme court,
and from his birth breathed the atmos-
phere of the law. Judge Day was edu-
Gated at the University of Michigan.
He was a close student and familiarized
himself not only with law, but with po-
itical, economical and social science.
At AZ years of age he is a ripe scholar
and most able jurist. Physically
Judge Day is of small stature, but his
admirers say that what he lacks in
physique he makes up in intellectual
power and greatness. Since 1872, in
which year he was admitted to the bar,
he has lived in Canton. He was elect
ed judge of the court of common pleas
in 1856, and on that occasion was the
candidate of the republican and dem
ocratic parties. Mrs. Day is leader
in local society and is one of the
most transformations women in the
world. She is the mother of four
sons