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The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20
NADGE Is IN LONDON
She Is Going to be a Literary Person One of
IhR~e nays

London. Eng. June I9-Msss Madeline
Pollard, who was The pla.nIif II ne sensa-
t:onal suit against former Congressman w
(. p. Brekin-f1se OF Frankfort KY. ana
who disappeared after the trisl wascn re-
suited in & verdict n her favor for SIS 90
damages. has been living quietly in Lon
don She : apparently IN good c.7cu-u-
stances. an1 IS understood 20 be studying
WITH the view of engaging u literary work
She intends 10 make England her hons
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-06-20

People really ought to have better sense
shsr. theV have -Atahi--,n E-tes--
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

It was n very large and apprecIatlve
audience that witnessed the excellent
dramatizatlon OF Madame Sans Gene"
last night at the Opera House. The
Interpretation was by well balanced
company numbering over thirty capa-
BILE people. In point OF fact the audi
ence was agreeably surprised at the
quality OF the performance. The play
has had wonderful success in the lar
ger cities, but 1t was feared the com.
pany to present II In Wheeling would
not give II the finished Interpretation
that made It go" Before the laundry
scene prologue was half completed this
fear had been dlspelled. and the audi
ence was under the spell Of Marion
Abbott. whose catherine Hubscher"
(Madame Sans Gene} pleases, charms
and amuses in rapid and bewildering
succession. Her rebuke to the sisters
of Napoleon and simultaneous defense
OF lie Grande Armee were magnificent
and received the enthusiastic approba.
ton Of the audience which, in fact. fire.
quently applauded the fine bits Of act
ing by Miss Abbott, Mr. Frankel tNa-
poleon), Mr.. Glazier GATHERINGS hus-
band) and others. Mr., Bradiey's char
acterizatiOn OF the great Fouche could
not have been better. There Is a gen
eral desire to have Madame Sans
Gene" here again before the close Of
the present season and the manage
ment last night gave out some encour-
agement on that line.
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Geo. R. Taylor Co.
LOCAL BREvITIEs.
Matters of Minor Moment In aud Abou
the City.

the City.
Opera House to-nlght-Ernest Gamble,
basso.
Grand this evenIng-Payton Comedy
Company
There were twenty cases IN the NUM-
cipal police court yesterday morning,
and the revenue was 5000.
Last nights arrests included, W. b.
Jackson, begging; Jake Weit2el, drunk,
and Guy Hopkins disorderly.
Criminal court was not In session yes
terday, but convenes again this morning.
The circuit courts, too, were not in SEES
sion Thursday,
The firemen were summoned to Mrs.
Newman's confectionery store South
Side, yesterday morning about 10 o'clock.
The slight blaze originated from gaso-
line stove, and the iremen were nos
needed.
The Intelllgencer force Is indebted TO
Mr.. Charles h. Van Keuren for a box of
his Busy Bee" cigars. Like the giver,
they are all right, and should find a
ready sale. They are named after the
Busy Bee restaurant.
Mountain state council NO. i0O OF the
Catholic Benevolent Legion. will cele-
brate the sixteenth anniversary Of the
order at st. Mary's school, November 49,.
An interesting programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion.
The funeral of little Aston Dayton
Shields, who was run over and killed by
the LaBelle shlfter, will occur this after.
noon Mt o'clock. from the home OF hls
parents, Labelle street, South Side, witt
lnterment at Mt ollvet cemetery,
Owing to the splendid showing made
by Master Henry w. a. Gundling, In the
bicycle races at the Cathedral high
school exercises Wednesday. his teachers
have awarded him special gold medal.
Admirers Of the school have promised
to offer annually gold medals Tor differ
cnt sports, in order to encourage outdoor
sports.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-22
AN AGGRESSIVE FIGHT
IL BEING wAgsd by the RslmoRt County
RepudIicani-ForRksr' speech was a
Vos.Maksr-HannR's Coming Visit will
Have Good Eject,

IL Bslng waged by the Bslmont County
RspudIicanI-Foraksr Speech was a
Vo'e.,Iaksr-HRnnR'S Coming Visit will
Have Good Eject.
For a time the rlver-front Republi-
cans in Belmont county did not seem
to be making the campaign that ought
to be made with a United States sena-
tor and the control OF that body In tho
balance, but since the visit and speech
of Senator Foraker at Bridgeport. there
has been a general revival all along
the line and the opinion Is now express
ed by close observers OF the situation
over the river, that the river-front will
Join hands with the country districts OF
the county In a handsome Republican
majority for Bushnell, the legislative
and county tickets,
Nobody denies the great good that
has been accomplished by the Bridge
port meeting. The amount OF II may
be judged accurately by the froth in
evidence In the Popocratic sheets of the
vicinity, The Relalire Tribune. In par
ticular, is industriously engaged in an
attempt to cover It's discontinue by an
unbecomlng and transparent effort to
bellttle the Foraker meeting and the
eloquent and convincing speeches made
on that occasion.
From now until the election day, the
Republicans of Belmont county intend
to wage a vigorous campaign, and on
the river front their work will be espe-
cially vigorous and cannot be anything
hut effective. The first step on this line
has been the securing of Senator Han
ma for speeches In Bellaire, Bridgeport,
hetnaviiie and Martins Ferry next
Wednesday. The national chairman
will spend the entire day In the four
river front towns, but the days pro-
gramme has not yet been arranged.
Both Beiiaire and Martins Ferry are
after the night speech. One will get II,
and Aetuaville and bridgeport will have
speeches In the afternoon. That Senator
Hanna will be greeted by large audi
ences goes without saying His brill
liant management of the late national
campaign, his marked ability In the
senate and, perhaps more than all else,
the persecution to which he has been
subjected by the desperate Popocracy.
will bring to him audiences made up Of
admirers and believers IN the principles
he represents
Altogether the outlook for Republican
success In Belmont county is bright and
will brighten more as each day passes.
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THOSE who believe chronic dlOrrhoca
Go he IneHrablc should read what Mr. =,
lG. GrIsham, Of Gnara Mills, La, has to
say on the subject, VIZ ~ have been n
sufferer from chronic dlnrrhOca ever
since the war aud have tried all kinds
ef medicines Tar g. AZ last found g
remedy that effected u cure aud that
was Chnmborlnln'a Collie, Cholera and
Dlnrrhocl Remedy" This medicine can
always be depended hpon for colcchoi-
era morhus, dyscnteFy and dIarrheea. II
" pleasant to take and never falls ~
effect n cure. 20 and 80 cent siaea for
sale by druuglglH
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the city and wheeling Folk,
Abroad.

Mrs q. s. Elliott, OF Warrington, Is nj
the Mcclure.
DR. i. NJ. Sellers, OF Friendly, was In
the cit yesterday.
J. +. chrIsty, Mannigton oil man.
was IN the city yesterday.
n, ]. Dnntord, of ST. Clarsvlllc, was q
Howell register yesterday
Stephen Tucker Of the South side who
has been III for some time, Is able to be
out.
g G. Hockcnbury md wife, and Mise
n. Hollonbaugh, arc Slstcrsylllc guests
Of the St1mm.
A child Of Dr. s l., Riggs was attack.
ed with spnsmR yesterday, but It's condl.
lion was improved last night
Misses Juliet g. Blackboard Margaret
Paaen and Harhettr Van wmkto, Of
Parkcrsbufg were nj the Windsor yes.
icrdny.
Misc Sarah Flanagan, Of Grafton,
who has been ylRItlng friends In thls civ,
left yesterday for Onto to visit hor
brother.
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DEF

SHIELDs-On Wednesday, October 20.
1891, at lao o'clock D. M, ASTON
DAYTON, son OF William and Martha
Shields, aged years, II months and II
days,
Funeral from tho residence Of his parents,
No iis Lanolle street, Friday at :
o'clock p m. Friends Of the family In.
vItcd to attend. lntcrmcnt private at
Mt OliVot cemetery
pittsburgh papers please copy
CAMPpBL1,-on Thursday afternoon, DC.
tobor q, 1897, ~ 80 o'clock, WILLIAM
N. CAMPBELL, IN the Dist year OF his
age
Funeral from tho residence Of hls sister.
Mrs. WllIIRm Lewis, No. 80 phirtccnth
strcct. Saturday afternoon nj o'clock.
Friends Of the family invited Inter
mcnt private Al Greenwood cemetery
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A spLEND1p pRoprcTGoN.

The best pleased audience which has
left the Grand Opera House this week
and that is saying much, witnessed the
elaborate production OF THE Bankers
Daughter" last night by the Payton Big
Comedy Company. The comedy drama
Ia familiar to many thentre-goers yet
those who saw It before were more than
pleased last night with the superb man.
ner in which It was presented by the
Payton company. The stage settings
and costumes were very handsome, and
the speclaltles were all encored repeat
cdly. This afternoon the company will
repeat THE Bankers Daughter" and
to-nights bill will be the very laugha.
bic comedy, "A Country Politician"
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/ e. BERRY, ono Of the best known
citizens OF Spencer Mo-, tcHtlAoa that
hd cured himself of the worst Kind NJ
plies by using u few boXcg Or DoWlttB
Wnrh iin2ri Snivc. Ito hnd been
troubled with plIcs for over thirty
years, and had used many different
kinds Of Roscnllod cures; but DoWlltH
was tho one that did the work, aud he
wiil verify thiR statement If my unn
Wishes IN write 10 him Charles
II Goot2n, Mnrltol hHd Twtlrlli streets.
Chatham SncInlr Norty-Hxth aud ia
cob streets, A. " Hohcolc, No COZ Main
street, llNloy llFus, Penn ard Hans
ntroots howlo 4 CO., bridgeport
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THE |. A. M.
Wheeling Invited to Become a
Member of the League
OF AMERICAN MUNICIPALITIES

WHICH WAS RECENTLY oRGANI2-
ED AT CoLUMBUs-A BUREAU
OF INFORMATION TO BE OR
CANNED AT ONCE, WHERE IN
FORMATION REGARDING MU-
NIcIPAL WORK WILL BE GATH
Erred. AND WHICH WILL BE OF
INEsTIMABLE VALUE.
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The next attraction at the Opera
House is "l492," which Is billed for the
evening Of Wednesday, october 81. This
company was seen recently at Wheeling
Park. under Merchants Day" auspices
and its quality and calibre are well
known,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-22
Highest SLowest
In Quality.8In Prices

Use little Judgment when out for your winter Cloth
ing Don't let your sole aim be for cheapness, and sac
rifce quality and reliability, The faii-apart-in-one-
month kind OF Clothing is not here, Our Clothing is
as cheap as the inferior everyday stuff with which the
market oyeraows. Here you pay small prices for
combination of QUALITY, STABILITY and UP
TO-DATENESS.
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SOCIETY !


The first concert and ball on the win
ter programme Of the Mozart Singing
Society occurred last night, at its hall
on the South Side, and proved the brill
liant success anticipated. There was a
large audience present, and its appre-
citation was manifested at frequent in
tcryals.
The concert opened with an overture,
king Of the Gnomes," by the Opera
House orchestra, which in this and sue
ceeilng numbers maintained its high
reputation for proficiency. The Mozart
Singing Society rendered the next num-
her chorus. 1t appeared for two
other numbers, and all were given very
artistically
The soIoists comprised Juirus Hose.
cornet; August G. Nolte, tenor, and
such well known concert favorites as
Mrs. Flora Williams, soprano, and Mr..
Charles Hulauf. basso. SO much Of
treatwas their efforts that enCores were
Imperative. This rule applied through
out the programme, for every number
was gem. In addition to their solos,
duetls were contributed by Mrs Will
iams and Mr., ZuIauf, also by Messrs.
Lllauf and Nolte.
Upon the conclusion OF this excellent
musical melanEe, the hall was cleared
ior dancing The Opera House orches-
IRA furnished the music for willing feet,
ana until late hour the members OF
me society and their friends gave them
selves up to this diversion.
Misses Martha Clarke, Lillian Vance
ana Gertrude List have organized club,
ani once every two weeks one OF them
WlH give 8 o'clock dinner, each lady 10
invite gentleman. The first dinner was
gwen on Wednesday by Miss Clarke. at
we residence OF her father. Mr. A. j.
,lMke, and II was quite an elaborate hf-
ialt. Miss Babcock, the Misses lists
VISITOR, was present. The gentlemen
were Mcssrs. NJ. N Cecil. Samuel Har-
risr Chares Lamb, william Wilson and
CHARLES Cooke.
An "old Maids Society IA tho title
VI an organization. composed Of eight
s"inE ladies' living on Bethlehem Ridge,
I'N Mozart park. The objects of the
,G'.ty arc making qutlkg and angling
wv husbands, and member must be
,'.1soos'iul angler at the expiration OF
W. years N banquet the members. Tho
nIH meeting was held Wednesday night
=" hc nome Of Mr. VI, #, Montgomery,
-
~ FEW weeks ago the editor was
@s"vh With very severe cold that cnus-
W. Mn to DO IN n most
HUFtfollo condition. II was un.
..ouhIelly a bad case Of Ia
tupp' and recognizing It az dangerous
az 'N'H immediate steps 90 bring about
blooly cure, From the advertise
.mr.l OF chnmbcrlHln'H Cough Remedy
",uI lho many good recommendations
w,udod therein, wc concluded to mako
IL Ilttl F'al bf thr medicine. 10 say mai
wa. satisfactory In ~ results, h nut.
nl " very mildly, indeed. II acted lllto
',.EI' and the toaull was q speedy and
'Wnnonl cure We have no hcRltnncy
". 9lm#ehdthF this excellent Cougl,
,'n'1Y 10 anyone afflicted with
,,Y.EN or colo In any fofm,--Tho han.
hI, "l Liberty hbcriytown, MARY.
/" 5 5...IIbo 20 and 10 cent Sizes for sale
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Beautiful Forms
and Composition

..,Y. Arc not mndc by chance nor can
.,..,, they over IN any material bc made
....,UInl small expense A competition
...... for chcnpncsa, and not Tor cNcol-
..... irnrc of workmanship, Is the most
...,.. frequent mud certain cause OF tho
...,.. tapld decay aud cuilrc doslruc'
...,,,. ton Of arts aud manufacturer
...,,. For hest (Which Ia the chenroaO
....,. work, tho lnicligcncor Job PrlnI'
...,,, Inn Once 10 tho place 10 so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-22

simply apply "swAYNEs ONT.
MENT" No internal mrdIclnc rcqulr.
I'd. Currn toticf, ocgcma. itch, ali crip.
llons On The face hands, nose, etc, lciv.
lug the ekln olc@r, white ana healthy
~ great healing and curative powers
ore possessed ny mo- elhel remedy ASH
MENT tlheSw
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GAMBLE, the Basso- profundo. viii
20 down into depths at the Opera
House tonight
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TO CuRE a COLD IN ONE nay
Take Laxative Bronze Qulnlnc Tablets.
All druggists refund the money II 1t fails
IN euro nbp
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.$~s%#.s*BOYS' SUlTS.,*.A.,s.$.s

Possibly the boy is needing new Suit Ii such is the
case desire to call your attention to the excellent
Sudngs we offering the youths and little fellows
in our Boys and Childrens Department Good, strong
well made garments in all the prevailing styles and
textures
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plLla "UnO cent dODo." htnll druggists,
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EasEH.sO n.

Edenton. N. c., July 12-(snecial.)-
n .Mr. " allace Winborne has returned
. fTon1 New York, where he has been on
4 business connected with his scroll
- Miss Mary Rea returned SATURDAY,
n from Berkeley, Va, where he has been
VISITING friends, accompanied by Miss
q Winborne, who will be her guest for
several days.
.S Or. OVERLY. Of Sawyers' Creek.
4 preached at the Baptist church Sunday
night He was here In the interest or
"a new church which he is erecting nj
4 A1oyoclS
::sa, Miss Jennie Scott. OF Berkeley, Va, is
{ Ehs, guest Of Mrs: w. J. Leary, Jr.
S44.as We are sorry to announce that AR
sH = Warren Is quite sick with typhoid
fever. .gt.s@ II, -
z;S Tbs family of Mr.. b. T. Elliott went
down 70 Mays Head Saturday night to
Sspend the heated term.
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EI.IZAI,z:YEI CITY.

Elizabeth City n. c.. July 1e.-(spe-
cial about one hundred and ,we,,ty-
{ 1lYe people took advantage OF the cx-
TScursion rates and spent yesterday at
Mays Head.
-l. The new town ordinances went Into
erect erect Saturday. There is but Little
3,change from that OF last year, the
1 most mo important being that requiring, bar
rooms to close at 10 o'citck
a superior Court convened in sle,ia;
presiding.
Nr. George w. Cobb returned from a
Short visit to Washington, d. G.. this
morning.
5SS All kinds Of fruit and vegetables are
plentiful In our market now.
VI AZ Is generally supposed that some of
sIhe$ local saloon Keepers viii test in tn.
superior Court the town ordnauc;. re-
curing Them to close their places Of
business Us at 10 O'clock p. m.
9iEs The Ceylon-India Ten company will
soon move their quarters to Water
street.
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PN0l.ep&A1s.

T REASURY DEPARTMENT., LIFE
1 Saving Service, Washington, y. g..
July 8, 1ST.--Sealed proposals will be re-
ceired at this office until 2 o'clock D.
M. OF FRIDAY, JULY 80, 1887, to furnish
and deliver 10 the False Cape Life avint.
station. coast Of Virginia the Whales
liead, Paul Gam:els Hill, Mays Head, Pea
island, Chicamicom!co, big hinrlak,ztt
Cape liattcrus, DurnntS, Ocracoke, Cape
Lookout and Portsmouth Lfe-Snving Sta
ton. coast Of North Carolina, the guam
titles OF forage required for use at each OF
the stations during the fiscal year entl.r1S
June so, 1888. full information In regard to-
which can be obtained upon application
TO the superintendent Of the 9Th Life Saw
ing District, ShawborO, North Carolina. or
10 this office. SA l. IlIMBALL, General
SUPERINTENDENT iy13-po,I-ot
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NO7ICEI

TRUSTEES sALE.-UNDER AND BY
virtue of decree Of court. entered on
the Bird day Of July. 1897, III a certain
vs.. . Tucker Brooke. trustee. ct ais, 1
shall. on THURSDAY. July 18TH 1887,
on the premises. No. GAS Church street, In
for sale. for cash. as whole, uccordn,-
to the inventory Just TAKEN the entire
stock OF LIQUORS. Cigars and Tobacco, as
for the benefit OF his creditors by deed
dated March 18th. 1887. Furch.sc scr to as
sumo the uneXpiied tenancy of the SAID
10 confirmation by the court
-. TUCKER BROOKE
Trustee and RECEIVER i
J. II. JONES & SON,
iu4-tds Auct ionea,s.
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H.E]RTFsslsD.

sssss f1ert ford, ". G., July 12.-( speciaD-
ar, g. 81 81 Saunders and Mr.. Rogers
Stokes returned from q flying trip to
erfolk last Erie day. %
ere VIII . be another colorcd excur-
I aionS up the river Tonight.
s@A Skinner and family left Sat
shrdays for& Mays Head. sJ Z,
Sss he 81 Chill dren q Day exercises were
8eprlducted at the Baptist Sunday school
s1as s3und day aft ernoon. Y IS. 81 XII 7
s;SS 30 ere 9 re: a. great many excursions
ami I,icni les com Ing In all the time in
xalFs Az:
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.

Bids will lie received al the office Of tho
Water Deuartment till II a. H. July 18th.
lSgI. for Two Thousand Tons more on less.
ed in the coal shed, on wharf 1T M0ore':;
Bridges, in such Quantities and at such
times as may be ordered by the Departs
name Of coal bid on: railroad certinca ties
Of weight or each ear to be furnished the
Department.
The Board reserves the right TO reject
any or all bids.
BOARD OF WATER COMMISSIONERS.
iu.S- l0t I.E #a#E.s "a.E5T,
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a winner on price Of goods and should
blease the lovers of the weed. The
Major is corresponding with this large
Western firm with a view Of represent
ing them. and should he do so the Lost
Cause VIII soon become a favorite as
.he Mapor knows precisely how TO go at
II 10 make 1t popular. as he was raised
IN "a tobacco factory and sold 1t on the
road BESIDES he is an old Veteran and
VIII enter heart and soul III the sale OF
ms brand to make it {, success for the
nahutacturers and for the benefit Of the
many old vets.
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sick list, SO is little Miss Claire Ma
guire.
The work on the Methodist church is
nearing completion, and it has been
greatly improved and heautified.
E.oSt Cause Tobacco,

/. Wright Bros. Tobocca company, OF
st. Charles, Mo-, proposes to give 2
cents per pound on all the Lost Cause
&C. S. a. tobacco-sold In the different
States for the benefit of INDECENT and
disabled soldiers or their widows-a
eommendable move and one that should
meet5with q. hearty response from every
true Sou therner Mai + j. Il. NJ. Wright.
sor :sI t,ox! Cracker fame, has given the
tsgr1t ~ sam end he says that it is
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Deiicntessen store opened.

The Virginlan's friend, 8. .LagIglia,
with Messrs. T. Salerno and A, e. Cont,
have opend at SO Bank street in whole
shie ana retail fruits: groceries and table
dellcacies, under the style Of tho Nav
York NVh olesal e Fruit CO., a. m. Cont.
MAJ tsI
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Publications Received.

ORANGE AND WHITE,-This oxca,-
lent publication issued under the an
spices OF the students Of the Norfolk,
Acadcmy-new series. June and July
mas been received Il is devoted TO
atnletics and finals and it contents en-
brace Field Day" THE Tournament, !"
FINALS" Notes, Received at the Uni
Verslty of Virginia" University OF Viz
Elnla Letters, Us Shakespeare Fair to
Caesar?" Price. 10 cents e copy; rs cents
year. The scholars and others can
op.aln them at Nusbaum's Book and
News company.
/. See pr. Week about your eyes. AN
fYln nc "a rroSccI>,n y :, = :. g. ~AN
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CHATHAM.

tai nax. N q. Inl ~ 8 (Specia1.) -
u A Hen aisti M les Il .Sof Charlotte,
ylsi Yrs. 4. Safer,
III 80 END two weeks
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nary, 700 to 7.01. Sales, sc. 600 ha,oa
New Orleans future contracts decIinea
one point: August, 1925
wilmington and Charleston advanced
&c. on spot cotton. Sales in Charleston
1000 bales
United States port receipts are 45a
against 665 last year and S22 In 1895.
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futu1es IN Liverpool declined on tho
! near months to points and to on
'ig inr, closing easy. SAFES. 5000 bales
Futures in New York declined iron,
to 3 points on new crop, July remained
unchanged. August declined one point.
august, ,S4 TO SO; october, 60
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pr. Week. eye expert, Is located per-
manenuy. Examinations free. q. II.
! g ale, New No, $40 Aisli. street, ;5 55
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Among Our Cotton ,Ion

fiot ana dry weather in Texas ana
S 9, continues: rains in the C;uIf
Average temperature and ro;,fou :,
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AU . y SALES TINS DAY..

stock Of furniture, etc. at our. auction
mencing at 10 8: clock, VIZ IL: Fine Redroon
and Parlor Suits, Lounges. Couches, Ex-
tension Tubes, Stdeboards. Wardrobes.
Rea Tnne s ano opg re- F.e DINING
Cherry and Oak Rockers. Lace Curtains,
Port,eres, Table Covers, g Shades, Crock.
cry, Glassware, etc Ladies especially In
- r. r. MORRIS,
jy13-1t Manager.