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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

The FirancIer says:
The statement Of the associated hanks
fo~ the past week 81 favorable and reflects
tire steady Increase q general business
thfs uEflNut tire country. The better part
q the Increase of loans can ee accounted
FER tn commercial loans ard re-dssconuss
from country tlissrlcts The Increase IN
loans about offsets tse decrease In ap@ci@
leaving little difference r. tire reserve
since last week Tire deposits cf The na~
ti0uai city hank shows an increase 81
s. IS efe fssTsHs a decrease among the
ether banks OF 81 81 80 Il Wss satA hy
everybody that IRE heavy withdrawal
az cslrrencv and 6eraa a5s fraru the ia-
terror wcGad cause n decrease tu re re-
serve but this stands r1uch tse same 8F
last week The extra deposits IT enc IA
ftarsf citv has hEsn the fsrtcr - no
charge tAktux ui1es. TIE movement q
currency - Interior points during the
week have hsen considerable. tlse >affsrf-
at Eank ~ the Eepa}tie eAome having
xh5puea nearly s. SO ata IurfaE the en-
sulrx seek there are certain 20 he further
heavy calls ca View YORK for currency.
ard TIE next statement VII 0n3aUhtretT
xkow considerable changes. kwery hfrtE
indicates fhat ff1e country ts larry
IA amchca On the sea og prosperity.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Aug -wheat-Weak and
sssr. Ne club. seasic. No. hisaestem.
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VESSELS BOUND IN.


@ Ss.n Ps Is 1 sa R yl ps 5
Peterson. SIZED Santos Nsw Westminster
fss:s .sa @
SoTssSi aspso5:6 s. S ~ .o5s yaeas
csPe Teznsad July
ety Beasrss hsxisF lt
SSHas Isss:. \ s. III ssp e!aa!ss -
eoP ca saa An Am 3 e 18 sa F9an e sso
yEsth Hart E & Is tons zap glso Po rTseed Ag
Gb5TnonG rd an tors FT5nseS ros Bakssy
FFa a5 PssoRa csriissa IS. e.
Asd 3. $ ss ,oaf H0ssSoaE Xass2.rsr August
gs sp 7.S8 An * ii i oe s San 2 F al l August
GsnsSs Fscsha Rnon
f ss1:isI Eis.s k9sgs
HEED TSag
s AZ "a sf ~ to8 So sa Raysi s August
aae I sn5 3oaao A sesT ii on saaSrssi Po rSrsens
s5ss.l Rf rqf Br s. Is tons Ssa a 2ss ~
is g s 81 Fsr p sss w 1
49, ss sis ia3 81 p 81 II Us ssats Ros paEs:
Smith.
ssuyaa Allen Jap Ia toHz yokass s-.ts
Moere An s - - tars sssy vaacouvsr
Paras ye@n Sara oa4s pEse soate - .
Psss Ad lsaar N An s5hr
Mari TEqsr a9 ssT Is tons san Fr1s4 Pt BKey
p sensns fF rawn, J.,x n
RR s 8osa eka TowHad August
81 l: s iaS. re sssssi r ' s95sa
L. * t TN. = ss q sSi fsss sass Tacoma
= gs srTsssso 4al August.
TE9 aF' nsTs Sor s. Li@ os * 80 .
yas ps E E9a7 R i & s. ssa:
wrlsn FEa..!o Seattle August L.
WAY EsE tsse E esaAay br IS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

steamer F--esan ws1 sa1 f-or s~sxs-
sa-ze-s waaz1- f2o. & Casoa street. A.
So -
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Tneama Hetei. rnrnma-


s-rs-.ly eTSt-ci4sss All -oasrz t-7rcws
s-e2ts. fszs saEp5s roozns
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WEATHER AND TIDES.
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland. Aug =. ISs.
Fair. cooler.
z. s DEPARTMENT or A5RICuL~
TIRE. WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY Fr-f.T.ETf%.
SeassIe. Aug = fSsI
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PUGET SOUND SHIPPING


N he orss- 81
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TIAE SCHEDULE.
Hr Eject APRIL -. 1927.

Tr Eject april ~. f~a-.
TRAINS LEAVE sEATTlE
For ssfakaEs, Eo6slREd. 81 Paul
@ssG fsarf .-.s. -sssss..s.s.s..... 40 p n.
Fer F1rE3N1 -..-. .*............. 4sS8 n -
Fer Olympia ...........-....-.... lis = n
'Eer srays Harbor and sseth
Bend ....... .-... .s.s.........-. SO a m.
Ter .TaeeEaa. 7.ls ard 80 a M.
TRAINS ARRIVE At sEATTLE
kruzs Spokare. Eessisnd. 81
Paul and f-Nas -.se-~r*.....Il.S go q. IA
From Eortiaz8 $1,000. ...-.....- g IS D. "a
sFrom 0ivwpsa .-.-.-.-. $500. q q. -
'Fron 0fays Harbor ard seath
beBc ,+-s.-s~ .-s-. .-ss.-. .ss.s. Is ?. a.
From Tacoma. - and liza a
m. tl ard .....s&s.-4....4@...- % p. IA
sDaiiy except sunday. All others daily.
Tnls card sue3aet 50 change @stno2f me-
tee.
ThrongA tickets - rsran ard Chfna Va
Northerr Pacific Steamship Company.
Fer rates. routes and other lnfGrmatio0
CAL on or address
4. A. s&DEaU,
General Agnnf. s@att1a
City Ticket oGIce. Ger. Jester war sid
FIRST axeEtze4
Depot Tgekes o~gce. corner Western az
exze and Col4Fnhta street
A u. CHARLTON.
Assistant General PssaeTger Ag mt.
No - Norrfs0n sGfse1s soFnEr I1lrds
Portland. or.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

Tesa tables Sor N115aT. 1ressAT arc
y-rsrezfsy. August g zz3 =. aza1 seESszza-
ksr :.
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AND TRADE.

s.atsse, Aug. =. lsE.
a. e@a-sse Tacoma and
esetG1DD - hos,ses today were.
1900 clc8<s Exa1aw~
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RlsiE FILLS ] AlsSsst kIlSJs ! F9l'
gEFfs9 cd k0,sIsa IkEfl

change of ear. between Spokane.
Rss>Eana ana Nelson. AEso heswees
selxsn and aex~sand.
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Totaf sale.


Wheat xE@ereE froM tired feeling to
Gag. Set only did rFEeeE settle 70 point
aSoaf lfE below the best prices 81 TIE
srasan. sat speculative s.eSl Is were Tia
EstAs Test for Any similar pared q time "a
weeks Excepz fer a Ettls selling CT for
e1AA account. TIE noFnsngz trade Wa
mostly - fne hands Ct SEA 4psrz Wezk-
nesx vas fAFCgesa ty indifference CT the
part cf sxporfefs tEzte< harvesting
= tfsF~ n re extreme &artE = est AMI
e&F1rGAmg farmers dc FevIGz 81 new wiz
ter wheat. On tire ether SIDE Wa "a aG-
vance Of laid 81 TIE Liverpool czhtes
and very heavy wheat ard E0Er skgp-
Elszts Ter TIE week. making y. go 80 al
Ep&etEHr m TIE past twD weeks. DprIinZ
prices we're 4 Httls lover thar last rGsht
a. sac for December They rallied 70
SO bit TIE bulge tesrired active selling
fer EoE3g account. which tumhie1 values
. 81 C. Tne cgaeial close Was az $40.
sirfea3eDt.y c1 the e9rc. sew covering
orders Lifted Il % sss4e. the o'clock close
be.lg sc I'D.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-30

FIoar-R Receipts. @7.1ss. sxporss. T.se bar
TNlS- D4A ard shade easier Mime
sosa patents. s. s85 y 81. Do bakers s. se7
40. winter pateDts. g.ss1Is4s winter
EEr&tgatE. So zs winter extras g SCI.
winter i9w grades. = &Hss
" ne4t--s;eees pts. - to. exports. A. 90
bushels SPcs weak M red. s. 6oS4
1pttons oFsnea easier On local selling.
Fatts1 on q weekly shipments from 10th
coasts and higher cables. bur declined
sharply under Liquidation ard closed &se
rst lover No. : red August cs0ssz a.
80 September Sc. closed az szze.
Eop~-Stea1y. Pacific coast, Esa5 crop.
NOos-~FErYa. Neeez. 1NszTc
Petroleum 9ll. closed al Tie BID
Con- cop fnTS closed steady. net un-
changed 20 la points decline: sales = 20
bass ineiua.ns September. 6&6s. SO:
eacenahers s-s@s- Spot co1ee. RIO Qugsts
No. : invoice 7c
sagar-Ra~ hrn. mould A. SAC; stand
ard A. fsscs coHfsctioneTs 4. SO: cut
loaf. sac granuiated. Sc. cubes Sc.
Metals
Pig. Tron--stesdy: Southern. 81. 757le.
Northern. sle &9Iz5S
CpppeK-StsaoY lake. brokers' 81 -
Iea6-sfrong al SS.
Tils-Elatss steady.
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The bank statement Shows:
Increase ISaerNaxs.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
ON SUNSETS
Beautiful Sight Seen From
 Tombstone.

There are few Ilaces where such beautiful sunsets can be seen in Arizsna, as in Tombstone.
 Yssterdsy evening just before sun set, c siorm cloud gathered over the southsastern horizon and began th gradually spread over the eat anu northeast, leading a weird uncanny app arsncs to the heavens. The lower stratum of clouds which was moving very swiftly began to partly obscure tte sun; and when its rays glanced through the cloud ritts the dark b ank of clouds ts tho eastward seemed aglsw with sll the indescrib- able hues and tin s, from sombre grey or tiOxn, to the brightest colors oi the rainbow.
 Over the tops of the Whetstones it seemed . fairy city with walls ,swsrs and spires, of the 0lden tine. A lake, silver and blue, stretched away beyond, and over all there was shed c soft, golden ligh. like that one sees through tinted screens.
 Over the DrsSoens the dark clouds hung like Q pail; and when the gaze turned to them from the brighter scene in the west, it wss sufficient to thrill one with strange feeling, hsli fear, half awe.
 Throughout the rainy season beau.i- iul sunsets aye frequent iu Arizona. Add Tombstone, from her elevated position sees them 10 better aivant- age them any other place in the Ter
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

iS "Ii sa election were held now io, President" said NIT. r. Wolf, presi Zen. Of big iron and ship buildip g ,Slsnt st Portland. Oreg.. in corVer.a- ,isa Ni.h friends II the Riggs rhe whole Pacific Slope would vote to elect Bryan over any man the Re pablicans could nsme. It was . hard struggle to hold Oregon in line last year, bat play i, wouli be impossible
 The continued depression h busi in esl has increased the free silver entimsn, 10 our State to a degree that would make silver ticke. ;nvinciLle in ,he absence oi a revival sf prospsri,y."- Washington Post.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
CHEAP E. R. RATES.

On account Christian Endeavor con vent.an to qe heli at San FrsEcisos July 7th the s. r. offers for sale tick cts as follows:
 Firs, class closely limited one way tickets, Benson to San Francesca &. $20. ca sale Tor trains leaving Fl Psso July lst ,. ,, ,, and G.
 Round trip. return limit good rLtii July 3ls. at S35. On gale July ,, 6, and Tth.
 Also Fourth Of July excursion rates at greal ly reduced retes.
 Also onehali iaie from F.. Pasc Tor Milwaukee July ?, 3, and 1. Retur,. trip till August Sl.
 Every ore desiring an outing q, little or no cost should avail them- s.!ses Of the opportunity cnersd. Address. F. $. WEBsTER,
 Agent Benson A. I
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

The resignation of N. A. Gilman. chairman of the board Of supervisors, was quite . surprise and unexpected He resigns the position co account of ether perfsnal duties which ho coald not attend to and do justice to his official work. While in office he has acted with the evident desire to con- serve the best interests of the county a.d the PRosrEcroR has ne unkind word to speak of his oncisI sets.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe. Thomas of Junction City Ill.,. was told by her doctors she had con sumption and that there was no hope for her but two bottles of Dr. Kings New Discovery cured her, and she says it saved her life. Mir. Thos. Eggers, I39 Florida s., San Francisco, suffered from
 dreadful cold, approaching consump- tion, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kings New Discovery and in two weeks was eur,d. He is naturally thankful. l. is ru:h results, of which there are samples that prove the wonderful efficacy of thee medicine in coughs aad colds. Free trial bottles at Tombstone and Bisbeo drug stores, Regular size sec and sI.o
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

The PRosPEcToR had & pleasant vi,i. from Mr. J. R. Adams, one of Co., chise's rancher citizens from Wilcsx. AIT. Adams ,ivss an encouraging re- p0It of the general outlook in "Cherry Cow county, particularly in the live -tock line. He sold, recently, calves from ten months U one year old ter |3lj.O0 per head.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
FOR OYEE: FIFTY YEARS.

An ,old, well-tried remedy. Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifty yeats by millions Of mothers Tor their children while teeth ing. with perfect success. It sooihes the chIld, softens the gums, sllsys all pain. cures wind collie, and is the best remedy for diarIhoea. l; is pleasant to the taste. Sold hy druggist in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents bottles lis value is incalcu- able. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup, and take no 'Uther kind.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Tks wstermain Of the Huachuca Water Co, burst yesterday at the San Pedro river aud the only surply on hand ain the big reservoir in Tomb stsne. The accident was owing 10 6 sudden freshet washing large boulders against the pipe in the channel of the river.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

To this issue of the PRosPEcToR ap- pears the resignation of x. A. Gilman ss chairman of the boarJ Of super. visors. The appointment of a success GOT will be made on the l5;h instant and it is but just and proper the vac aboy should be filled from either Bis- bee or ths Sulphur Spring valley. "a.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
DISTRICT COURT
Proceedings of the Special
 Session

District Court opened this morning ans proceeded with the trial of the case of Welch vs. Seaverance.
 At 10 o'clock an argument between the attorneys on the admisability 0: certain evidence and the count excus; d the jury until two o'clock p. m.
 At , o'clock the cour, opened aad the examination of witnesses for the plaintiff was Ts.uned. As we go to press, the ssse is still, apparently in It. incipieney and sxcitss in,eres. out s:de Q, those directly concerned. From all appearances the olse will occupy the great pat of the next we,k, as snly @ sm All portion of the ts,timony for the plaintiff has been heart.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
S1OOO@oo

for good word-guessers.
 Get .SchiAIWg'S Besf tea at your grocer's; save the yellow ticket; guess the missing word.
 Rules of contest published in large advertisement about the frst and middle of each month. AIS
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

The Prescott Courier complains thA, the Fourth oi July festivities were not carried out according to pro- gram aRd otherwise iLt inatse that the 'lsbration was altogether disap- inting.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Mr. Cbas Goe ten, attempted tn fire . shotgun, the muZzle of which had become ttopped up with mul and the result was 6 kick on the part of the gun which knocked Mr Goe'jsns of the fence and bruised hi. shoulder.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

In the drilling contest on the fourth at Prescott, tie McGowan brothers, Cherry Greek, won 'Ee double hand match Ni;h e score of B inches. The single hand match was won by II. rroppman, Tombstone, who drilled lC.y inches,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Wm Lutlsy who has bsea ia MsIi- co purchssing cattle for the Cum ninss Miaae Gordon Lutley Company has bought large herd and driving them ts their Cochiss range.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

It was rsI cited today that Pearcs snd ssurrsundins country was visited by one of the besvisst rsins known fer many ysaIs last night; it rain ed ta terrssts snj flooded the country.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Dispatches from the ct ate O! Durango Mexice, report unusually heavy rains and high water in the nvere, The Nazss river has overhowed its banks and formed new channels miles away from its former bed. The water from this river irrigstes . lirge part of the fsnous "Bolson de Mapimi."
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Today is sts tsy set for the exscu- tisn si Philip Lashlsy ia Tuoses. II che ssstsncs is carried cut it will Dsts the fourth legal exesusioa in Pima souaty.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Hundreds of thousands have been induced 10 try Chsmberla;n's Coug'I Remedy, by reading what it has done for sthers, and having tested it's merit. for themselves are today it's warmest friends. For sals by all doslsrs in Bis hoe and Tombstone
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

A ssncsssien has Ls.n granted to . Hsxicss sypdicats ts build . railroad parallel to the American frontier from Monterey t, MstAmorss, at the mouth of the Ris Grsnde,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

A. W. Smith st Tombstene, has opened . shOe shop sn Congress street in the roens occupied until recently by Attorney R, D. Fergus 'a-Citizer
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
COUNTY BsECORsss.

Location of miBing claims in Hu ach- +ucs neun.a Aztec and Cabin by R. Forrest.
 Warranty deed, Alex Chi,holm and wifc 10 Eliza A,h! urp, lots in Benson COZ rsiderstion Sj1j.00.
 Mining deed A. II. N.chol to c. F. Gardner, Apache Pass mining district, one half Coo! .ardie, Golden Age, Calutha and Bao Calrths, co1sidera- tioa, 50 eco.
 Bill oi sale, Jamss c. Mccormick to J. NJ. Orosco, cattle: consideration, s275.
 Mining ds.d ZslphiA Miller to Donald McPoun, con.ii eratisn. $,
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

FrsA the feet that ss eastern mail srrivsd today is is suppossd the heavy ssia of ysstsrday has ints,fersd with the running ef tiaius On the South era Pssihs east Ot Benson.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Fen Geek ssd daughters and the family sf A. Hill conposed 6 merry party vhs went sa . piesicipg trip is the xuashucas this moraing.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

The Phoenix Herald seems to think in view of the uncertainty of things political, it is not safe 10 abuse candi- date fer presidential appointment ua- til he has been finally rejected.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Chris Robinson returned yestsIds from . cattle buying expedition in Mexico.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
OFFICIAL REPORT.
Of the Board of Supervisors
 of Cvchise County.
July :, 1887.

July :, 1887. Boa'd of Equalization of Cochis, county met pursuant to adjournment at 9 am July 3, 1897.
 Ptcsent--Jehn Montgomery Chair man prstem snl Supervisor J. II. McPhcrsou.
 Minutes Of previous meeting read and approved.
 Resignation of Supervisor N. A. Gilmsn was received and placed on file.
 Board with the district attorney proceeded to the TYeasursrs Office for the purpose of counting the monies in his hand, board r,turaed and Iepo,t.d
 The iollosing elaine agsinst the county were allowed and wsrrauts ordered drawn for .he several n cunts II s Gordon, county physi-
  \ A Gilman, paid to indigont l2 O0 N BrOnn, salary recorder. 900 90 Huschuca Water Co water. l6s co A Wentworth, salary treasurer 3J0 % A Wentworth, ing ..... II l5 Thos Allison, ice. ....... 5S 90 W A Hsrwood, salary clerk ls0 % " F Bradley, salary ...... 15t % Vim Ritchie, iailor ..... 300 co John Genl, j.nitor. ..,..... l50 0o Scot: White, salary ...... ljO O. " 4 Harwood, stamps, etc. 100 % On me;ios Board sdiourned until! July s. 1897 Q. ga. m.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Herbert Grover has been appsiAted deputy shsrif at Pssrce.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
NOTICE
In the Matter of a Vacancy in the Office of Board of SupeT-
 viSOrs.

Following is the minu'es Of the Board of Sur eryisors oi July 1897 anal in ac Ordaace T. c'e- with public notice Is hereby 2 ven that the ap p..ntment of a successor will be made on the dly and date hereinafter mentioned in aeeorc- AnCe with lxs.
 The resignation of x A Gilman as member Of the BoaId of Supervisors of CocEise county was accepted and ihe ofhce declared vacant Ordered by he board tha, the vacancy in the body created by the resignation of A Gilman be filled on July 5. 1897 at c!cck m ar': the c'erk IS requested 10 notify the Probate Judge Of th- same that he may be then present and take part in such election al the Ciiice c, this board.
 IOHN MONTGOMERY. Chairman pro tenn NJ l BROWN. Gle k
 By " A LAKEWOOD,
 D.putv Clerk of Board Dated Tombstone. July 9. 1897 j5
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
The state cf Oregon presented hef

bstt!eship nanesake with e pagnif- cent silver tabls service. The PRos- PEcroR, in emulation sf this exam pie, will present to any chil! named ioE us, silver lined prospect.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
LOCAL NOTES, No.!s Cookstoves $15 at
 BARgows

Judge Wright of Tuesen is in the city attending court.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
Attest

FOR SALE-Bees for ssle. Call oa F. Y. Wolcoii. II
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Seamstress Sewing Mschines, equal .cal inierior to none. Reduced to s20.
 AT BARRow's
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

Mr. l.asc Horaer, proprietor of the Burton House, Burton, W. Va, and one of the most widely krswn men in the state was cured ofrheuma.!sm after three years of suffering. He ssys: "l have not sufficient command of lang uage to convey any idea Of what l suffered, my physiciaus told me that nothing could be done for ms; and my f:iends were fully co E,iIltd Il al rothipg but death wonld relieve me of my suffering. In Juno 1891, MT. Evans, then salesman for the Wheel Ing Drug Co.,, recommended Cha ul5er- lain's Pain Balm. Al this time my toat and limb were swollen to more fhan double their nsrmsl slzs and it seemed u me my leg would burst, but soon aft r l began using the Pain Balm, the swelling began 10 decrease, the pain 70 leave. and now consi Ter that l am entirely cured. For sale b all dealers in Tombstone and Bisbee. The World S Fair TeSfs
 showed no Baking powde,
 so pure or so gi cat n Ie7v
 e1inQ 1- ~~- ns lie ntc -
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09
MARIcePA PHOENIX R R.

r. :. STANP. Ge7.iSupt
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

July s. 1897 a.9a. m.
 JOHN MONTGOMERY,
 Chairman pro tenn. Attest: NJ J BROWN
 Clerk By W A HAYWOOD
 Deputy Clerk.
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

>> Daily. Pashcidne.
 III. FREY general Manager. A NAuSLE F. ]. GIBSON. Assistant General Manager. iTrsin Master
Tombstone prospector., 1897-07-09

I KHuTSSuSITT, N RANDOLPH, D ,,.i.
 NEW MEXICO | ARIZONA R R
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-11-03

-Grover Cleveland, Jr., was
born last Thursday night.
MIR. and Mrs. d. j. Carter of
Charlotte, n. c., are visiting rel.
atives here.
MIR. A. j. Bass of Norway is
visiting the family of Mrs. Mary
E. Mathis.
"A lodge of the Golden Chain
will be organized here next Tues
day night in the hall of the
Woodmen of the World.
Mr.. w. J. Cunningham and
Rev. MIR. Humphreys returned
yesterday from the meeting of
the Synod at Darlington.
An adjourned meeting of Bethel
Presbytery will be held at Kershaw,
;. c., on Nov. 18th at 2 p. m. The OBJ
Ject OF the meeting IS TO examine and
license Mr.. w. b. Allison to preach
the gospel if the way be clear. And
to attend to other matters developing
at Synod.
Elections were held yester-
day (Tuesday) in 10 states, in
Guiding New York. The election
for Mayor of Greater New York
came off also yesterday.
There will be preaching at
Camp Creek Baptist church on
the second Sunday at 3 o'clock p.
M, and Saturday before at IL a.
IN. Those who subcribed to the
church repair fund will please be
prepared to pay up on Saturday
w. 7. MORRIS, Treas.
One day last week the five
vear-old son of DIR. and Mrs. f. c.
Hinson Of Primus, was thrown
from horse and seriously hurt
He was unconcious for several
hours, but is now considered out
Of danger.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-11-03
COnrictcd of Cruelty to 1niD.ais

One day last week l.. b. Fun
derburk ami Jinks Earle, both
colored, were tried before Magis-
trate Burns upon the charge of
cruelty to a hourse which they
hired from Stevens, Heath Il
Elliott by overdriving it. The
jury found them guilty and they
were sentenced as follows: Fun
derburk 30 days or $3.50; Earle
% days or $40. They will appeal
to the circuit court, we understand
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1897-11-03
Dangerously Hltrt.

Mr.. III. G. Anderson Of Fort
Lawn was seriously hurt on last
Thusrday by bale of cotton fall
ing from the wagon and striking
him, hurting his back badly. His
lower limbs are paralized from
the effects OF the injury and
doubts are entertained of his re-
covery. Miss Maggie Anderson,
his sister, was called to his bed
side by telegraph.