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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-26
THE NEWS AND oBsERvER. NAY 2e 1891.
light to heavy Weights, isaac; acid. l9K08
Wool steady; domestic fleece l8a23; pulled

light to heavy weights, lsasO; acid. lsxoss
Wool steady; domestic fleece. lSa23; pulled
Beef dali; family ,s.5oslobo: extra mess
extra India mess sl3.5OR14eo
Cut meats steady. r'ek,ed hcllies \ ~ ::
d" ptr''nd shon de asY. dr. hrr's 9an
Lar'.Mc"r "estrrh e-n ~ asked NY
50 50. nominal refined easy: con 1873:
South t'.an "a Is: compound 3%a4S
PORK quiet: mess $e.7na9 o.: sBort clear
$l5OalO 20; family @.5cal0 90
Butter firm western creamery LIN l5k;
do. factory ;aal0H: Elgins I5k in itation
mery lla!5S
Cheese quiet; large state s4@9 sma /
fancy 9; part 5@7h full SKINS zhM3.
Eggs steady; State unu PENNSYLVANIA H.,
western fresh I'm southern r4@l1h
Potatoes quiet New York 65a,sl.25 sweets
$!25a:,t0 Southern IS O0aJbU
Ta,low dult: city ($3 per PACKAGE 2Hd3;
country packages free, 3a3ls, as to quality
Cotton seed Oil Gull; prime cruoe zoo
20k; prime crude mills l6QI1:
off crude -, prime summer yellow 90;
prime white 26x a27.
Petroleum du /: United closed - refined
New York $500: Philadelphia and baltimore
$615: do. in bulk S365.
kosin steady; strained. common to good
Si12al.G5.
TurpentiDe easy at 27G274.
hlce STEADY; domestic, talr to extra 4k9
9, Japan ~ Qy4k
Molasses quiet; New Orleans, open kettle
good 10 CnOlce, S0a2S.
Pig iron quiet: southern s925a1O.25; north
ern $40 UOal2.0: exchange
Copper easy; brokers' -: exchange sll GOA
l1.25
Tin quiet but finn, straights sl3 i59l3 So,
plates easy.
Spel1er. steady; domestic 81 l5a4.2i
Lead firmer exchange 10 25a3.30; brokers -.
Tomatoes, per carrier, $l.5Ual -.
abbages, per crate, 90a$l, barrel cabbage
15ae0c.
Coffee Options, June $7.25; July S7.25; Au-
gust b7.26, spot, Rio, quiet: NO Z, invoice
T%; No Z joObing So: mild steady: Cordova
Sugar, raw firm: fair refining IN;
centrifugal, 96-test, 81; refined firm; No. 8,
l3-l6; No. 10, 81, No. II, 81. No. IL, 3h,
No. 10, 3%; No. IL, 3 5.16; Mould a. n,
standard A, an; confec toners "A. Az, Gu
loaf hb, crushed 5b, powdered Az; granu-
lated ~, cubes m.
NAVAL STORES
WILaINGrON. N. c., Nav 95.-Spirite
turpentine firm at 24a24K; 2i3 casSs.
hus,I firm: strained $l.20 goOd strained
SS1 %: receipts 40l barrels.
Tar firm at $l05, receipts liz barrels.
r Crude turpentine firm; hard sl.3O; soft
si.sU; virgin Sl.90, receipts II barrels.
CHARLESTON -, T.. May 70. rurpen inc
firm at "a y sales - casks.
noein firm; sales 80; A. b, c, SIPS ID. $3O
E. 1.30: +. 81 30. G, Sl.3h, II, sl.50, !, sl.55, X
81 Us. NJ s. C.. \, sl.75, window glass 81 Is, wa
ter white 81 90
SAvANNAh, Ga. May 25--spirits turpen-
tine firm at 24A; sa'es 400 casks; receipts
LII.
kosin firm, sales 9i7: receipts 1924: A B. G.
81 80; ID. =, Oh r; 81 IS; r Al.45 q, Si50. II,
&160, ], S.10; X, Sl.S0: NJ Sl.Si. n, S2O0 wiz
COW glass ~ 40; water white $40.
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wheat for the week, the market later
developed weakness and one cent for
Jnly and &c for the distant options and
closed weak at the lowest prices with
July 7OasM7O1a and September 657sa66.
T.,ryters here and st .hc outpTts com
bipnd rock thirty loads of wheat, but the
cash demand in the West was light which
together with heavy st. Louis selling
disheartened the bulls and led to revi-
val of bearish sentiment so that unless
we get better class of cables or impro-
we'd cash demand the market now looks
temporarily lower.
STOCKS.
This was day of general protit-taking
sales on change but despite this pressure
which continued in evidence throughout
the session and the foreign markets de-
veloping III reactionary tendency for the
same reason the offerings were well taken
and the market closed firm with the ma
jority of the railroad list showing on
small fractional declines from yesterday s
advanced quotations. Chicago Gas, Sugar
and Jersey Central were the most active
stocks and the last two were the strongest
features of the market. The lnconsls-
tency of the Chicago Legislature was
further demonstrated to-day by the Sen
ate reconsidering it's overwhelming reJec-
ton of both the frontage and consollda-
ton Gas bills last week and taking them
up to-day and passing them W an
equally large majority. This was made
the basis of lively trading in the stock
but despite this good news and the fact
that it sold ex. dividend ~ per cent.
there was ready stream of longs in the
market all day. Nobody could trace 1t,
but it was thought to be realizing profits
for the Chicagoans The bills must now
pass the assembly and receive the appro-
val of the Governor before they become
effective. The strength of Sugar was on
Senator Aldrich's speech in the Republl-
can caucus ait Washington yesterday ana
on the floor of the Senate to-day, which
was regarded as indicating a more IA
vorable outlook for the adoption of the
Senate's Sugar tariff. The recovery IN
Jersey Central was on continued inside
support and covering of shorts. The stock
advanced from II to "a, and closed at
721a against 6S1A, the low price of yes
terday. The rest of the coalers were
steadier in sympathy particularly New
York, S. & w. preferred. which advanced
/ to 20. The Leather Trust Company's
directors declared dividend of l per
cent ON the preferred stock, payable July
1st.
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n.i.gIea TosAcco MARKET.
E. B. CUTHBERT & CO.'S LETTER

New York, May 25.-(Special)-Cotton
advanced 6 to points further to-day on
good buying for both long and short ac-
counts influenced by the Liverpool mar
ket for futures, closing firm at 4-64d. ad-
vance on the near months and 3-64d. ON
the next crop from last nights prices.
Private cables attributed this advance as
partly in sympathy with our recovery of
yesterday and in consequence OF less ia
vorahle crop accounts cabled from this
side with the colder weather this morn
ing in Georgia, Alabama and Misslss-
ippi. 1t was noticeable however, that
spot cotton there continued dull with sales
of but 5000 bales at yesterdays prices
1921. for middling. Toward noon, the
covering movement exhausted and the an
nouncment of the weekly government
crop report which was very favorable,
led TO a sharp reaction and checked fur-
ther speculation for the rise. Trading
was lighter IN the afternoon under this
influence and the market was easier not
withstanding steadier Southern spot mar
kets and an advance in spots here, of
1-16 to 7Mc. for middling, with sales of
1,3S3 bales. The closing tone was quiet
after sales of 81, 500 bales, with final
showing net advance of to points
on the near months and 2 to 3 points
for the next crop options compared with
last nights prices.
WHEAT.
Held steady throughout the forenoon
session to-day by frmer French cables
and less favorable crop outlook there and
in Austria. Trade was light however, and
as the weekly government crop report
confirmed previous favorable privsse
crop advces and all the foreign markets
including Paris and Berlin closed easier
and lower and Bradstreet's weekly state
1nent showed a decrease of only $4,000
bushels, in thu worlds visible supply of
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CHICAGO, May 25.
Opening. Closing.

Cash QuCtatiC rs were as follows:
No. 8 spring es.7sa; No. red s0a9s CORA,
white = . 1sassk; No. ., white &c; 5 5
s omins k Se ~ s7s 81 N Rrley No %
Flax seed, No. l, 76ka77. Prime Timothy
seed s2aasS5 30, Mess Ne pork per Dbl. sS.lshas IS.
1oose)$4.4094.6 60. Dry-salted shoulders (boxed)
5a54. Short clear es tboxed) 4%a4A.
Whiskey, distillers' finished goods per gallon
SlIy
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, May 25.-Four dull; west
ern superiine s275a39O; do. extra $3.25a4 90; do.
s sis; Snf 81 oo@ az 'S0oO spring wheat
Wheat dull; spot and May 7i@;4x: July
.iaA1; August 71% asked; Southern wheat
Corn easy; spot and May s9Q2sk; June
2sAa2SB; July 29a29%; August 2sa @39A;
Southern white 35N; do. yellow 81. '' . :
Oats firmer; No. white 2sa2aH; No 2
mixed .5ta
Rye firm: No. 2, nearby, 40alO8;No Q vest
aay steady; No. l choice Timothy Sl3 too
400.
NEW YORK
REV YORK, May @5.-Flour opened dull:
city mills patents Si{0@F.20; 40. clear
24.1e(g4,90; Minnesota patents $4 20a4 %; Min.
neEOIa bakers 49, 0a3 %; winter patents Sl G5a
40; do. etraights $4.25af So do. winter OK
tEas Sj.50I3375; winter low grades 60 GGa2 80
Rye hour steady; superbne S2.25a3G so; fancy
&3G0a2.75.
Corn meal dull; yellow western So; city sIa
81: Br2ndywino &.75ai.o0
Rye steady; No.western 374: car lots 3Pa4l
Barley quiet; western feeding 28E; malt
ing 3jlS42; barley malt duh; western 43l354
Wheat. spot, weak. No l northern hew
York S9A 0 b aiioat: Nc. hard winter
New York, spot, 80: No. / northern Duluth
atioat; options, No. red Nav S0%aSJ4.
closed t0A, jane closed -; July rs 5-l8l177A,
closed 16@, August closed September 72a
TN, closed n; December i3ba7S%, closed
I3S
Corn, spot weak No., 29K in elevator: BOX
ahoat; options, May closed 29as; June -; July
29% a2913-15. closed 29% August closed -
September 39Aa5J l5-l6, closed SOY
oats, spot, weak, Mo. z, -; No 2 deliv-
cred =; options, May 21Aa2l7, closed 2l& ,
July p, closed ~.
Hay easy; shipping 50; good to choice ESQ
Hops quiet: State choice to common 1895
crop aa5, 1886 crop 5@7, Pacific coast, 1896
croD 3a5; 1896 crop, Call.
Hides firm; Galveston, 20a25 lbs. IA; Bue-
nos Ayres drys 2oaM lbs, lsKal9: Texas
Leather quiet; Hemlock sole Buenos Ayres
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Six TO Z. ght Po...ts Gained AND
Buying Good.
EFFECT OF COOL WEATHER
WHEAT MARKET LOOKS TEMPO
RARILY LOWER.
BULLS wEHE DiSHeARIENEO
Profit Taking Day in Stocks--Susa'
Stronger on the St 'ength OF -
Aidrich's So.e

New York, May 25.-The cotton mar
ket was helped by better class OF cable
news than had been expected and the
first call developed a steady feeling with
.,n advance of 3 to points on the gem
aral list. There was Il further advance
of , to 6 points on covering with sellers
scarce. after which the market partially
reacted under renewed selling, following
generally favorable private and public
accounts regarding the progress of the
crop and weather conditions. Through
out the session, however, the market
maintained fairly firm undertone, being
supported by increased strength in the
spot cotton department locally as well
rs at Southern points of accumulation.
Selling was also checked by somewhat
conflicting reports regarding too much
cool weather in the South. Several at
tempts were made to break the market
without much success. The close was
steady at an advance of :, to 6 points.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-05-26
MINERAL. HOTEL.
CHASE CITY, VA.
Now Open for Guests. Handsomely
Painted and Papered. Thor
ouuhly Renovated.

The celebrated Chase City Lithia and
Chloride Calcium Waters are found here.
Specifics for Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Tor
pid Lived and all Skin, Blood and Kid
ney Diseases.
Only those who are guests of the Min
eral Hotel and of such private residences
as have made arrangements with the pro-
prietor for the accommodation of guests,
are permitted to use these waters. Spe-
cial rates for the months of May and
June.
Write for description, circulars, testi-
monials, etc. w. d. PAXTON,
Proprietor.
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Srw YoRK way % Money on ell
easy at KICK per cent: last loan ~
cent. closed at IaalA per cent Prime Tuer-
camille paper A(d4 nor cent sterling "x-
change weak. with actual business
in nSnkevs' hills at 4 s.a4 S7s for demand,
4S5s(0fse for sixty days. Posted rates
4Sskat 81 and SsGl4 sSh. Commercial bills
ASK, Mexican dollars AK Silver Ger
tificates 6,kaa0x Bar silver son. Govern
ment bonds strorg. State bonds dull Rail
road bonds firm.
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LOCAL STOCK MAKRET.
PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE.

Chicago, May 25.-Wheat today closed
stubbornly firm during the forenoon in
spite of heavy liquidation, but finally
succumbed. Corn was weak and low
II cent. Oats closed a shade lower, and
provisions declined 5a71a cents.
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vERPooL.

LIVERPOOL. May 20 400 =. M.-Spot cot
ton in moderate demand: prices unchanged:
American middling 3-32d.
Sales of the day were 5000 bales. of which
500 were for speculation and export. and in
cllded 1900 American: receipts 900 bales,
including 5000 american.
Futures Opeged quiet with a moderate de-
uand and closed firm at the advance.
American middling.
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N EW YORk.
NEW YORK. May 25-Futures opened
steady at the advance: sales $500 bales.
Futures closed steady: sales $500 bales.

Spot cotton closed quiet and steady; mid
ding uplands IL middling gulf g. sales 1893
balea
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NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. La, May 25.-cott0n
futures quiet but steady; sales Il, 3OO bales.
OTHER MARKETS.

Galveston, quiet, ~, sc bales.
Norfolk, firm, X, 218 bales.
Baltimore, nominal, IL, - bales.
Boston, steady, ILLS, Isl baes.
Wilmington, firm, TX, u bales
Philadelphia, quiet. S. 35S bales
Savannah, dull, steady, ~. s06 bales.
New orleans, steady, ~, l.l6l bales
Mobile, steady, *, So bales.
Memphis, duh, *, 96 bales
Augusta, steady. lx, so bales
Charleston, nominal. ~, 2l3 fsles.
Cincinnati, quiet, 7x, 33S bales.
Louisville, steady. rs, - bales.
st. Louis, steady. Z 5-le. 152 bales.
Houston, quiet, ~, 4S8 bales.
New YorK, quiet, steady. IN, 29O bales
RALEIGH COTTON MARK FL.
i:ALEIGH, n. c.. May 25
Strict good middling .l%(G1A
Good middiing IN loIS
Mlddiing ........ ..t5stGI3
Receipts : bales.
Market firm.
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ALL INDUSTRIES ACTVE.
Iron Is Moving Freely and the Dem@"d
For Coal Shows an increase.

IRON - Moving Freely and the De'n@"d
For Coal shows an increase.
CHATTANOOGA, Dec. 20.-The Trades
mans southern correspondents report
continued activity in industrial circles.
Southern iron moves freely and the de-
mand for lumber and coal shows .
steady increase. Trade in ali lines Is
healthy.
Among the most important new H.
dussries for the week are the follow
ing: The Ocala Electric Light com.
pany, capital $4,000, Ocala, Fla. and
other, electrical plants at West Point,
Miss, Greenwood, S. c., Winchester,
Tenn. and Suffolk. Va; the Crystal Ice
company, capital $4,000. New Orleans.
La; acid works at Alexander, Va; the
kenna Oil company, capital, SO, 600, at
kenna, W Va; the Ruuneymede PhoS'
phate company, capital $4,000, al
Charleston. S. O.; a SO, 600 cotton mill
al Daingerfeld, Tex; $4,000 knitting
mill at Kingston, n. c., and another at
Augusta, Ga.
a $4,000 woolen mill is projected at
Rockwood. Tenn, and another will
probably be located at Shelbyvllie.
Tenn. The AusVro- American Stove and
Lumber company, capital 500, 900, has
been chartered at Shreveport, La, and
the Merchants Manufacturing COM
pany. capital $4,000. at Memphis.
Tenn. Other woodworking plants VII.
be established at Sumner, Fla, anc
Elizabsth City and Hoffman, n. 9.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
..Si1ver Heels" Is Suspected.

WILMINGTON, n. O.. Dec. 20.-ThE
schooner Silver Heels, suspected OF hav'
ing been engaged in flibustering opera
eions, is detained here unable TO gel
clearance papears. United St&2:eS Dis
trict Attorney C. 3. Aycock took The
testimony of the captain and the crew
which they gave voluntarily. Wh!se
Aycock refused to make the affidavit:
public, it is generally understood thai
the testimony was Az absolute dea!a! OF
having in any way violated the neutral
itv laws. All the information will b
sent to Washington, and pending t.
action Of the governments the Silver
Heals will rNl>,ain az this port.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
CRUSADE AGAINST CRIME.
The Ministers In >ou;I, Carolina Tulp:eS
al NRrs Ona Ecxt

CcLUsIEIl, S. c.. Dec. 20.-The inzi-
tation CT Bishop Ellison Capers OF this
diocese 10 all other denominations &c
join the Episcopal clergy in attempting
to check the murder fever in the state
was generally accepted. The Netho,
Gist conference at Florence passed reso-
lutions to accept the invitation.
Bishop Cape-s preached in Orange
burg on the line OF his address to the
clergy. but made a point on tie prevail
ing habit of carrying concealed weap-
ons by all classes Of men IL fragrant
disregard of law.
In this city Rev Nj. Mitchell o.
Good Shepherd scored the jur;eS 1of
failure to render true verdicts; referred
to the dispensary constabuIary ana lAe
methods of shooting down men accNSe''
OF petty crimes. He made senSa-
tional reference to the South Caro-IHi'
senate having elected J. Calhoun CauG 4
man TO high Office IN that body whe>i
he had helped lynch 4 poor he-p;eSS
negro" il the Lexington jail auH h&@
'boasted of and exhibited the o-ooo
stains on his clothing" NJ. Altche!!
showed that 209 homiciGes had been
committed in this state II y months,
DR.. ". E. Evans OF Trinity SPOKE
much on the same line. oep-orinG the
fall Of the state, which was once :
leader in greatness and chlya-1y ana
nobleness, bat was now leader II
crime
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
ATKINSON FOR SENATOR.
Believed the Governor VIII Try to Get
the Scat ErI.. by Bacon.

Believed the Governor VIII Try to Get
the Seat H~I,, by Bacon.
ATLANTA, Dec. 20,-It is reported here
that the gubernatorial campaign, winch
is now on in earnest, is to be further
enlivened By the PRONUNCIATION OF
boom for Governor Atkinson for United
States senator to succeed the Hon. =.
0. Bacon. The governor says that ne
is not candidate, and denies thas he
has anything to do with the movement
n his own behalf, but his friends are
doing all they can for him.
Closely associated with the Atkinson
boom for senator will be the boom OF
Attorney General Terrell for governor.
In fact. they will move along together,
the former beneath the surface for the
time teing and the latter above it. Col
onel Terrell is now squarel- candi-
date in every sense OF the word, ezceD:
that his public declaration to this effect
is vet to be made. His friends III al.
parts Of the state are openly husS1hs
for him.
It has never been q secret that Gov
ernor Atkinson was an earnest sup
porter OF the attorney genera 1or tae
Office which he IS shortly to vacate, ouU
there has hitherto been no opportunity
for him to show his favoritism py any
open act Now, however. he has on
his hands the responsibility OF
appointing the three prison com
missioners and of several minor
commissions whose Office was created
by the late Legislature, and IL making
these appointments Is VIII be lmpossl-
ble to disguise their political siSn!1-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
chs,ds Nay lie q Candidate.

CeLuMgIA, S. c., Dec 20.-There is
every Indication that the Prohibitionist:
Will give the people general fight OF
the meas ures they have before the gen.
eral assembly. Captain Chiids, who Is
the recognized leader of the movement,
has been invited 20 so TO Charleston
and there announce his platform. The
impression is growing that if a prohibi-
tion bill is not passed az this session II
the general assembly, Captain ChiiCs
will be placed IN the field as the PROM
bition candidate for governor next year
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
1,,erst.t. -.acher,' Association.

AsEEvILLE, \. c., Dec. 20.-Charles
J. Parker, secretary OF the North Caro-
lima Teachers association, is co.operat-
ing with School Superlntent Thomas OF
Tennessee, president Of the teachers as
sociaticn OF that state; Superintendent;
Glenn Of Georgia; Superintendent M>y-
field OF South Carolina. and President
J. T. Brown of the latter state, to brius
about the sessions of the teachers asso-
citation Of the four states at the same
time il the coming year. II is the pur-
pose to &orm E permanent interstate or
can!zat:on with annual joint meetings.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
>tole . Tray OF Spxrkle-s.

CHARLESTON, Dec. 20.-Two strangers
in Aliens jewelry store asked 10 be
shown some diamonds. 4 tray Of stones
valued at s., 900 was placed on the coun.
ter, and while the CLERK was busy else
where one Of the men slipped away
with the diamonds They were con.
federates and it was their scheme to de-
GOV the clerk into another part Of the
store aud then steal the stones. Their
plans worked beautifully and not sin.
gle trace has been left the police OF
which to work.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
convic,s to Work or a Farm.

RALEIGH. Dec. 20.-The panitentiary
makes new departure. IN addition to
the purchase Of 800 acres. embracing
the Castle Hayne farm and phosphate
mine. near Wilmington. 1t has leased
300 acres adjoining and also the fine
rice farm Of the Navassa Guano com.
Danv. 1t is the intention TO put all this
n rice and 70 make OF the othera model
diversified farm Two hundred convicts
viii be employed there.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1897-12-22
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAi


Daily. tOa.iy except Sunday.
No. - runs through to Columl
Contra. L. L. ot 5. C.
Trains Nos. IS and 80 rua viz
and Faycttavil.e-SAort 3iae-and
close connection for all points North
Trains on {. u D. Il. r. leave Fl!
daily except Sunday $50 = IN. arrive
IlHgton 70 - = N, Chtraw. II.I0
"adcsho:" 2.25 ? m. Lave &
daily except Sunday, So p III, arrive
!!ngton, 8 00p m, Hartsv.!ie 9.55
3 nnetsvil!e 9.5G p m. Gibson 1922
Leave Florence Sunday only 9.55 p ],
rive Darlington 1927. HartSyil!c III
Leave Gibson daily except Snnda,
a NJ, Benae;tsvil!e G.4l n, arrive D..
ton 7.4J q IN. Leave Hag,svi!le de;l
cept Sunday 6 - a III, arrive Darn
l.3O 4 N, leave Darlington I - aiY.
Florence 5 % ~. Leave Wadts s5orc
except Sunday 3 p n, GEegaw 5.l5
Darlington $50 p N, arrive Florence
m. Leave H&r;syiI!e $anday onlv S. .
Darlington 9.05 q IL: arrive Ftorenc
4 n.
J. Il. HENLEY, JNO. T. OWN
Geu'l Manager. GenI 81
7. VI. EMERSON, Traffic Manager
II. II. EMERSON, G"u'l Pass. Age
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No. 50 Rms through 10 Charleston,
via Central L. r., arriving Nannine
P NJ, Lanes, !.38 p III, Charleston 9. !,
Trains on Conway 2ranch leave
bourn II so a m, arrive CONWAY , Il
returning leave Conway 2.45 , II,
Chadbourn SIS p IN, leave Chadbout
IN, arrive at Hub 6.25 p m, ret,
leave Hub $50 a N, arrive n CnaG
9.l3 NJ. Daily except Sunday.
J. +. KENNY, GerI Manager.
/. VI. EMERSON, Traffic Manager.
H. N. EMERSON, Gen'l Pass. Agent
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Chenille table covers, 35c. elsewhere sec.
Chenille table covers, 69c. elsewhere 81.
Chenille table covers, 99,.. elsewhere $l.30
SMYRNA mats. SOC, elsewhere 15c.
Jute rugs, 29c, elsewhere SOC.
Blankets,
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TABLE COVERS. COMFORTS, RUGS, Ett

Ju;e rugs. extra i;:rge. Soc elsewhere 81 -.
Large mcquvtte r"sS SLl9, elsewhere 81. -.
Large smyrna rigs. 81 IS.
Satin Comforts reduced 70 9Sc.
Good quality Comforts. soc
I0.4, Sc
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5I-IC So
Reduced Prices for December

Gents handmade EUsS:a calf - t9
Gents patent leather kangaroo tops, $40,
worth So
Gents Goodyear weitS, Coin toe, tan, s. i9.
Gents Goodyear w2ltS, Coin toe, BLACK
S229.
Gents calf balls al Solid, Coin toe, b!:c,,
S119.
Gents OK buds, Coin toe, 81 90
Gents OK bluds. pointed toe, 81 i9.
Mems dres; shoes. black, 95c
Mems Milwaukee oil grained, Esnd-scwcd,
price elsewhere SI.1J, our price Sl.l@.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINI

CHARLESTON, s. c., Nov. 30,
On and after tbs late the 70.
passenger schedule wi! be n effect:
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