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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

tons. 50 ioess 90: eur. and bucks, 81 Soass 3d. s,ocsc

tons 50 oas3 co. cur, and bucks 81 5oas3 30; stocxcs
So t0ffs2 &c; lamo-. $4ds5 81
Kansas rty. Oct. is-Cs,t.e strong HOGS weak t. &c
lower: heavy ~ 5ops3 Co. packers So 1898 go mixed
and lights. g 500 81 TO- YorSsrs 81 S3 40. PISS - CSC
80 70. Shes2 nim: lambs. IS Jo5ss5 -.
81 s5I5 comm>n. 81 250s5 ~: bulls stage and CONS
s,Gs3 ~ Hogs steady PRIME assorted meiiun weights
81 .0G4 25: best Workers. - 1885, 30 common FAIR
Workers and pigs siIsi 10; heavy hogs 81 oS4si 10
Ioughs 81 'aSs3 20 SHEEP higher cho'os sheep 81 2nt
81 30 comnioo. s. I'%lSJ 3D. choice lambs. s. 2JS3 go
TO sod lambs. Sass ~; veal calves. sGtsi a.
East Buffalo. y. Y. Oct. 1sCatt,sReceiDts 135
prices all kind Of butchers and fet cattle ec
to 1jc higher and thin kinds cold az about steady
former prices: choice finished s-ooth fat export and
chipping s. 0dSi 25; choice prime do. 81 20
So fat medium to heavy eteers - IbQs4 20; coaree
rough S4u;4 c.: oho;ce smooth fat hefrs - -
good smooth weli-facned cows 81 ,0NN fair To good
butchers s3Ns3 Jo export bulls smooth and f,
SO ,5Qsi: oxen 81 40q$+ -. Mich cows an' srrngers
lish' supply. and - per head higher
strictly fancy mixers S4ef<55: common fair do
s2oGS3 good To arcy srringsrs. ShNsaO: fair IN good
do. sls1si5. Neas and caIvesAhort 3oJ head sale
sir !enand ADD rroes about steady; prize 20 extra
i,1 s. 80 81 ~. Hog-Rece rts. % cars; marke
of values f all grades
ruled from - opN ~ good To choice Workers. 81 10
an - mixed PACKERS grades. 81 Cds4 ~ heavy hogs
g '9gt4 Is roueh 81 5oas2 So pigs 81 25ast i5 shee.
AM la:lbs-Rec.p,s. 81 cars. including - ot
lie higher for both kinds: lamb choice 10 extra s. 80
as -: fair. 81 c5Gsi 80 cults 70 fair. 81 ga
q WORKINGS. choice. S;H 81 20: feeding
lambs SO 81 ~; sheep choice to selected wetbers 81 ~
TJ 90: fair choice mixed sheep. 81 f3f,si ~ culs
AMI So 5oTs3 80: export sheep 81 '5nSi 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
OTHER MARI<ETS-nY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Is,Good ca',!. sold pre, wen az , nrIn
nrIces Will. medium grades f"ld ohy iarIy
a. barely steady prices Native cattle were "sh'Tu ~
IN gDnSi ST. " to good dressed beer steers wle
oI ~ extra shipping cattle active al ~ 'Jgf3 o.
thoIce beeycs only fair supply ana the ouk oi
,hs cattl. went for 81 aOSJ 49, half fat AMI over
steers comprising usual too large share OF ne oi.s
ms There was fair demand Tor stockers ana feeders
At saakI so; Texans sold from 81 sus3 So feeders n,u
Westerns were active 81 JOgS4 30. tholce 10 ANY
calves sold 50 basG a. There was larry ac dsr
,rand Tor hogs and sales made largely ~ &c n".
closing prices, undesirable ots iunns
made OF heavy packers AZ 81 oy's
n; while light weights brought ." ~ns'
hulk OF scales at ~ - W.
marke gathered strength the day advanced anu w
i,,s sa,es were al prices, the supply oens 49,,
ali sod Trade sheep and lambs was again n, ,
price. ruling strong from the opening To the ciDs
a,re uored M s. jCHs3 the poorest hsuVes up
&, oas 80 for the iocss Western range .neep so,
actively a, AZ .nx4 10 feeders being In good Grinan
a. 2Jgt: Lambs sold brsky at - .2gSo "a fsed
e. 7,as3 80 Feeding lambs sold al - 4OlS4 10 ahu
inr .Ssep vent largely at 81 eoss dS Reeeips-cac'
aDO1G: hogs. 1900; sheep i',"N 90 choice native
ouis Oci is--Cattle steady; fair 70 cn.'r-
s,trni,y apd .x,or, steers 81 $3.50 "a dcrssi oei s
hn,chsrs "a sGst ~ under Loco 10 ~ !Odst 20
and feeders 50 4odH and hsife,s S.utt -" END
nny cowr n JOuS2 co. bulls. 81 ioat! W. 49, en-
milan steers 81 soos. q cc~f and hsiress a ;{sS s.
ii"ss 5loc lower: light. 50 SoGS W; rnxea' ~,
heavy 81 CoaSs 20. Sheep dull ana ''ea'' """' ".'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
EXPORTS LAST WEEK.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Naw-York October Is. 1891
C-OTTON-Tr. carv cables from Liverpool held out
MN an ro na,a1o9 % a s n@ seSTse in
English this market opened seadE AZ
gan to- arrive and most OF Them were adverse claiming
hat the English cotton trade was undermine Wy caIes
ports this week our marSe began dror ra;er puhs
cables failed sustain the early indications Of hns.sh
support Liquidation here became senerah I.e ees bs
s9 h %e the st prg ac to From
highest 10 the lowest price OF the session tne 49,
price being the lowest for hs year The r ms ".s wSf
M STEADY at re-. ne, oss o" SO @e saes G export spin
ming speculation. The only spot Transactions %ere IN
s ihs @ so n market fstFT Was eaS dull decline hi;
ns aD fo5 the ggs There r a ao
from Fan River Where the print cloth market rs a; ,h s
Very heavy movement and the absence Of specu
ays suP2gI or ,S ssr Of sps 9t Of %
and only buy from hand mouth Early estimates as to
as "o6 bales. asains. coos last 60 lss last
And IL eHSee %a ,st sh 81 our market Which
closed to-day about the lowest point O.; the session ana
furnished feature OF tho maEks. this iSrenpon sna
s " gsSTsv 'fp ps M'i hesw he mai sales TO-DAY
Gun,bsr &C. Of Mem aa oi 'si S year ss
this is foI ya Of Ssss 800 sss' Their
Treaaf G2HG aSoeo aes Of cotton We hoo
that values are low. and that we must after the
s1s d asn s a'ss 60" s"1s
yona The period Of sSs 59 qe 81 a e sHu ie
should M TsHi so mns fSa'n in The
~ ~qf' e :Hasly % 80 sS1
s s,Iss'F AS ssfi l.0 S ss bales receipts
rns STEADY buyers al l-6i advance Closed weak laiz
dsens anaay sGs nS s Mf1Gs
~, IuneJuly s26iss October 3S2s October November
BE- quiet bn, steady quiet
The range OF contract price, follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. Is. 3i5 D. m-Exchange closing: Wheat
No 2red Western arT. is "a: NO red Northern
sprirs a. SID. Corn-Amarscsh mixed srot
od nrTr 10 october quite. 81 nd November cul
3, @,d D-cerhsr axis "a 2td. ftoGE-Si Louis farcy
wntcr dull. lbs Hop. Londor-Paciic Coast steady.
BeetI:xtra India .u 6is 81. prime mess
tui .is 81 i'orx--ir,nle western dull. Ss.
PRIME msdGn Western dali as 3D. Hams-short
cu, Is t. iS ID steady COS. BaccntunDeritnd cut. ~
10 y, H. firm rib, - 81 n. steady BIS.
long clear lda.es light IS - 70 hTn S3s long clear
mdlcz e.yy -. 2-s a. short clear back,
II ~ H. i'm, 5'5 ciear he.cs ~ 10 u TO- hr SIS
shoricrs--5qusrs a. ii 10 firm. rs 81. I5rd-Prps
cster,l spot dan 23s CheeseAme-icau finest. white
ard co.ored STEADY AS. raIoy--Prime city nominal
,,otcnseea OIL. llrerr,so refined dull las. Turpentne
Rosin--s'omgnor, duh ~ fsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
sournrR., COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Oct, is-Cotton easy: mad.Ds oIs.Iw'
low raiddiins olGc: good ordirsiy; 3-lec' ,sees
bales; exports ~ ba.es: Gales aS'
bales stock. 1918 bales. ,,,u e,x "a.
Norfo.l Oct. IS.--Cotion steady. middng 10 toc'
low r.dline 5isc coed ordinary. lsi"c; ressp,,,,
1905 baes: exports coastwise $50 bales Sales 7"'
bales stock q. 3i2 bales. ,. q, ia.
Augusta, Oct. fs-Cot'on s,eadv: r-cGins LIE
low r1idling a-icc. 'ecepts, 2Uy2 raies gross
s37 bales. shipments. D. li3 bales sales. As3 Bales
stock 30 40 taes.
Savannah Oct, fs.--Co,ton steady; mid,ing. 9-lec:
low uidding SIZE: receipts aso oaes exports eoastwise
bales ssles. seJ biies: stock. iiS.2-l oies
Orleans. Oct. lS.-cotton steady: Ni0diiDS. Vts'
low uiadnr o i6c good ordinary Jhc: net receipts
haics: ross Il Il6 bales: sales 100 baes stoSA
1 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

,OFFEE-The coffee market after opening steady with
prs.s unchanged 20 poLts lower ruled generally quiet
nally duh prices unchanged TO points lower
Gales on tie cali 2 100 bags sales to IL m. '2o0
hsrs and total the day. 5000 bags al the
pended prices. For the most part the market had
foundations thi- with the amount afoat ana
INC coniiHued heavy showing TIP al Rio and
santos pointing heavy additions IN the face Of a
policy the part OF BUYERS Of spot e9ee
s,rlv liberal United States warehouse de
iiveriss but this mas insufficient view OF the
stock Accommodations. actual and prospective ana me
ma rket has underone with apparently iNie hup-
i,nort receipts Of 5000 bags Rio and Santos ana
iower Eurorean markets There Is nothing 10 incIcale
sny revival Of speculative support although rot rev ..
traders helicv" thnt pfeht low
40 Of The account To-days trading was almost en-
trelv local The market for spot brazilian conee 80,
du and depressed quotations at any figure qu,ee
nominal on the basis % Re and NC ara NO iuo ~ IN
for mild coffees was also tnacve sd nominal VIII
S.c,,r,nr ,andenry quote; Maraca po-'oininoi !"
Sood Slioc good Cucuts. 1895 La Guayia
ioaile Porto Cabeo 09iOc savanna. @ inSiSc
tsxaea i6,.c America 70 or Ias;
0Qi3i.c: fair 10 good. ldai6.so; prime 70 1i6sic
ia East India-Interior 2iisT2oc fancy a., M'o
Javas sIG2Jc: Angosura. 1o,aQ1lc Mocha in1 issi
reen s, Old hae. including 72slo bags from Newu,I a
sgsin.t total AZ all ports OF 15o3i bags me ys
w~ekssnd 1905 bags last year shtIsnS "a 70 Turope
"a 900 bags shipments 10 the hten Sn,cn,s TO
baas and 10 Europe. 900 bags Ncioa, pm, Week
me United states 600 bags Receipts at no IA 90 900
w., 900 ha,s sgarst III 90 bags lest week anu 90,
b,gs last wear Receipts at Santos for tne VIZ na
bag. against isS,OOQ bags last week an" '-'
iss' year. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
rrpopr.N FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London oct ls--God is quoted at Buenos Ayres To-
To- ~ ISL 50; 81 Lisbon 49,. at Rome. l0o3i Ths
amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Dank OF England
on balance to-day was 10 ON. , ,.,
orenssd arm and continued so all day on an improved
up ,seI,nr The close steady. with moderate
snd consol. for money III 80 49, for the account.
hi is"i6: Atchison. 1+A; canadian So - Paul: "o,i
new Is. 6IL NewYork Central no.. Erie l9A: Penn.
Ns,lran ordinary iei.. Money iaiI per cent The
rate Of in the open msrk. for both short ana
three months bills II 2i.d2's per cent ..s
paris Oct. IS p. m.-Three per cent rentes. lo3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

Southern spot markets to-day mddiEs 1rotei "er~ 10
follows New Orleans easy at 6-oc 10. i2wer s's
oan hsles Mobile weak $50; sales. lI pairS %
vsnnah steady lec lice lower sales n9 re
Chareston Quiet at iGc. 10 lower; sais, lo H.ss
Wilmington firm 3%c Norfolk STEADY 81 !" !" 81 TO-
l-iGc lower: sales s6l bales Baltim"S hi'n". az 80
Augusta steady al 13- lGc. tales 14} bales - LOUIS
Quiet at &c sales goo baes. Orcal estimates fod NeN
49,. ,ec.ir,s 10 morrow range between 2iWC ana
81 oo bales against ~ .49 last week and u o9 last year
to morrow II 900 N IL 100 Dates
ags,ns, % 5;y0 lart week and 17.1s2 last year.
Receipts az ports and interior points to-day COM
nared with the day last week ana last year. were as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

francs ~ confines account Exchange on Lon
don - francs lss ccntmes for checks. -,
Berlin oct iS.The weekly statement OF the iiuperls'
Bank Germany shows the following changes as CON-
parsd with the pravious Cash In hand increased
.y marks treasury trcreasei S-no0 MARKS
securities decreased % 10000 marks notes 10 CIR
culaton decreased I3ICo0 900 rlarAs fSxchanse y" INV
CON 20 marks 3iis prennings Tor checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
nse OF contract prices follows:

Foreign naYketssantos Coffee ma l ,oE ga 600
bags Hamtury~cories market open eco = PIE uavre
closed lzQs Mfg net lower saes, ;r,vc lover at IL m
i franc lower; ut M steady = 5rn ~, ha~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

ash tomatoes. per bush. 5cs75c Russia turnps carlO,
Der Dbl 1859
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
WHITE STAR LINE.
CCN.ARD LINE.
FRENCH LINE.
NONPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlanti0ue

~ DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs. FRANCE.
From Ple- ~. North Rhe foot Morton 81:
* cHAMPAG&E, PSiro, sat, oci. 80. 10 a. n:
Rates passage; First Class. ~ Y 20 Paris, sos and
upwards ali except La Tourains. Including
railway Paris and landing charges Buffet Paror
car seats free Second c.ass 10 Paris. $5i.16.
A. FORGET General Agent. Bowling Green. N. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19

fio-rCekee market rarely
ehaage. Z l5-32i; srece!pts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
COOKS NILE STEAMERS.

y GU, first class Tourist Steamers will leave CAIRO
for the FIRST CATARACT:
Raneses the Great Nov 81 Raneses the Great Dec n
Rameses Ilf...... Dec IA Rameses Dec q
Weekly sall.nys thereafter DAHABEAHS and SPE-
crAI STEAMERS for private parties
TiIoS COOK s. SON. 2Bl e. lips Broadway. ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
III w"
nt.n.- aTInNN ENR nEiN vs..

Totals to al ports ...,....'''''', ~ aoee oS
10 al ro.ts last week .......,,,,.IV'''i 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-19
HAYANNAH I'M

~ Steamers sail DAILY Except sundays Pier a.
y n r. NJ. Savannah, citing for Florida.
south and Southwest
Fast Freight Route.
r T. CHARLTON. G. u. A.: W. z. ARNOLD. q. &.
80 - =. A., 3i7 Broadway.
CHAS II. HOLDRIDGE. AKt. New Pier 81 n. \.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24

pie directly. They are chosen by the
peoples representatives, for six years.
They are chosen for their conserva-
tive "a fircoa@Hr Snnd ability, and it may
Aerald reporter yesterday in re-
gard to the coming Presidential cleo
tion and what party would probably
control Congress the next term. He
stated that both committees are MAX
ing extravaganza claims, but the real
sober sentiment seems to be that Illi-
nois willturn the scales one way or the
other, the forces are so evenly divided.
Both sides seem to recognize thai
State and especially the city of Chi
cago as the battle ground and are con-
c~entrating their force there. Mr.. Will
son said that If Bryan goes in, the
House will be controlled by populists,
democrats and silver republicans. On
the other hand, il Mckinley is elected,
the gold republicans will control the
House. In either event the Senate
Will be for silver by about Tour ma
Jority. Tho Senate will prevent any
tariff legislation by insisting as it did
last winter upon a free silver amend
ment which republicans will not &C
cept. A very thorough organization
OF the silver forces Is progressing in
a business way in all the doubtful
tates.--Spartanburg Herald.
Well, it is difficult to conceive that
Wilson talked this sort of stuff. If the
House be for silver it will be for sill
yer, no matter who is at the other end
of the Avenue: if the House is for
gold it will stand for gold. Otherwise
they must be made of such stun as
dreams are made of. Just think Of John
Randolph, Of Roanoke, with q Vir-
ginia constituency, knowing who
strutted in the White House.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Laurcns.

>OlllllN vi Ldul CllS.
In The Couct of Common Pleas.--Order
of Foreclosure and Sale.
J. T. Johnson and l.. II. Wilson,
Plaintiffs against ]. D. Masters,
Defendant.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the
Court of Common Pleas, in the
alb we stated case, | will sell at Lau-
rcns G. H., S. c., on jSalesday in
Nov. 1896 nsxt, during the legal
hours Of in front Of the court
house d. Che highest bidder,
all tat g or plantation Of
land, s. q lying and being in
LaureIh vahnty, State Of South
Carolina, containing Two Hundred
and Ninety-two Acres, more'or less,
bounded by lands,of G. H. Pitts,
Robert Elledgc, i r. Smith and
others, and known as J. d. Masters
home place on which is his lime
kiln. \
Teims-One.half the purchase
m ney cash, balance on credit of
one year with interest from day of
sale secured by bond Of purchaser
and mortgage Of premises sold,
with leave to purchaser to pay en-
tire bid in cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers If terms Of sale \arc
not complied with land will be re-
sold on same or some subsequent
Salesday at the risk Of the former
purchaser.
GEO. S. MCCRAVY,
Oct. I3-9G-3t Sheriff. H.. &.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
AMO BOYS KNEE SUITS,
LOWEST PRICES ON SHOES.

The greatest $1.00 shoe on the market.
Neat woman's button shoes at rs cent?.
Best line of good wearing shoes ever
shown for the price.
Give us a look-no trouble to show
you and give you prices. We will not
be undersold.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24

~ OF ooOIli SAROJIN'
COUNTY OF LAUREEs,
In Court of Common PleaS.-VG-
Y mcnt of Foreclosure.
J.. G. Owing and G. b. Bobo, Rt-
ners under the firm name Of W.
ings y Bobo, Plaintiffs, agalst
John w, Wells, William K.Wlls,
L. Venie Hill, Mary G. teett,
Martin Z .Wells, Martha BKser,
Wylie Y. Wells, James VI Saxon
and Jessie A. Wells, as feirs at
law of Lucinda Wells, deceased,
and JessieNA Wells Individually,
Defendants.
BY virtue Of q decree Of the
Court Of COMMON Plef, in the
above stated cask, 1 will Eli at Lau-
rcns c. H., S. OK on Slesday in
November, 1896, beingfhe I'd day
of the month, during th}legal hours
Of sale, in frott Of theFourt house
door, to the highest bidlvr, all that
tract, piece Of parcel L land stu
ated, lying and being 4 the County
Of l.aurens,j State abresaid, con-
tanning One Hundred and Eight
Acres, (IoSO more o~rless, bounced
by lands of Bailey B%arksdale u
Co., James M. Smith w. b. Whar.
ton and S.luda River.
Terms Of salc-One.halh cash,
balance Jon credit oftwelve months
with interest from date OF sale on
credit portion, secured by a bond of
the purchaser and a mortgage OF
the premises sold, with leave to
purchaser to pay entire bid in cash.
II terms Of sale arc not complied
with, land will be resold on same OF
some subsequent Salesday at risk OF
former purchaser. Purchaser tt
pay for papers.
GEO. s. MCCRAvY,
Oct, ~, 90 Sheriff l.. G.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
NOTICE
Of Settlement and Application
for F1naI Discharge.

for F1naI Discharge.
Take notice that on the I3th day
Of Nov. 1896, l will render a final
account Of my acts and doings as
Administrator OF the estate of
Peter Craig, deceased, in the
Office Of Judge Of Probate, for
Laurens county at II o'clock
A. NJ, and on the same day will
apply for a final discharge from
my trust as such Administrator.
All persons having demands
against said estate will please pre-
sent them on or before that day
proven and authenticated, OF be for
ever barred.
]. II. WHARTON, c.c.C.p,
Administrator.
Oct. i3, rS96.-4t
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
LAURENs, s. c., Oct. 20, 1896.

The South is not always in bad luck.
Since 1865 she has not been an impor-
tant factor in governing this country.
She has been at the mercy OF the
great North aud West, which have
not dealt largely in this divine quality.
Now she ie lucky that the great ques-
tions OF governmental policy a~gitating
but affect alike North, South, East and
West. The financial policy Of the
country ~permeates all the land alike
from Maine to Texas. Business meth
DDS are the same in New York, Boston
and Savannah. Wall Street is but an
other name for the moneyed power in
this country-and the moneyed power
is an unseen power, invisible, but to be
felt wherever the forms Of modern
civilization prevail. The trust, the
monopoly, resulting upon consolidation
OF capital is the dangerous form that
business takes on in these times by
which the weak are swallowed up by
the strong and to combat these tenden.
cies Is the problem OF the masses OF
mon and the times. Every form of
business, every productive trade or
ayocation In the world is Affected
Other revolutions IN business are 60
Ing on imperceptibly while we sleep,
the wit otman Is forever devising, and
every man is put to his wits end to
meet the constantly arising exigen-
cies. McCormick's invention Of the
reaper forty years ago operated to dis
place thousands upon thousands of la
borers. The sewing machine closely
followed, doing the work of thousands
OF men and women The same is true
OF hundreds Of labor saving machines
In agriculture, in writing and print
ing, and there is no limit to this con-
development of labor saving de-
vices. AS society advances the pro-
IN for the sociologist and the Leg
constantly becomes moro COM
md as the spirit of the age is
he problem will still be
complex and difficult
bt the wants Of men
'tion as the white
1T the red man
I'LL the ques-
or the i'm
's keeps
lously
5trial
riew
nds
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
NOTICE
OF Settlement and Application
for Final Discharge.


Take notice that on the 23d day
Of November, 1896, we will rendera
Gnal account Of our acts and do.
ngs as Executors Of the estate
Of George Blakeley, decd, in the
Office Of Judge Of Probate for Lau.
rcns county at II o'clock A. M,
and on the same day will apply for
a final discharge from II trust as
such Executors.
All persons having demands
against said estate will please pre-
sent them on or before that day
proven and authenticated, Or be for
ever barred.
mo. L. BLAKELEY,
J. WILSON BLAKELEI,
Executors.
Oct. IL, IS9o-4t.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given to all land
owners on Beaverdam Greek hat
all obstruction in the stream must
be at once removed OF the law will
be strictly enforced against them.
According to report Of Grand Jury.
r. =. ADAIR,
Oct. IL, 1896 Supervisor.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1897-08-24
New
York
AT YOUR


We have put forth our best effort this
Fall, and we are now prepared to prove
to yon that we have the largest and most
complete stock Of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-04-24
metnods by which it is alleged the lease
was obtained from the Indians.

methods by which it is alleged the lease
WAS obtained from the Indians.
=, MI WI. Sherman, Republican of New
A0rk, OK, denied Mr. Stones assertions.
Lne motion to concur was defeated, 4O
10 ~. This motion was equivalent to
agreelng to a motion to non concur. The
amendment qualifying the right of the
cnlioreE OF the Indian mother and q
white man to inherit by requiring the
consent of the majority OF the mem bers
OF Ine tribes was also non -ooncurred In,
ln ali eight of the eighteen amendments
Were agreed to. When the committee of
the whole made its report to the House
under the threat of no quorum, the in
struotions to the conferences. relative to
the UncompahGre reservation were not
pressed with the specific und ertaniiing,
however that this question should come
SCI arately before the House.
The bill was then rent to conference
and MIR. Sherman of New York and
Curtis of Kansas aud Allen Of Mississippi
were appointed conferees.
Under the resolution adopted earlier in
the day the Speaker appointed the follow
ing committee to attend the Grant tomb
services at New York: The Speakers,
Messrs. Lowe, Cummings, Payne, Nc
Clellan. Dingley, Bailey, FHitt, McMil-
lin, Dalzell. Allen, Burton, Hartman,
Mercer, Walker of Virginia, McCleary,
Brewer. Overstreet, Fitzpatrick, Sullo-
way, Dinsmore Bartholdt, Tate and
Ridgely of Kansas.
At four o'clock the House adjourned
until Monday.