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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19


S.e The announcements for the great
.aaoo.pa musical convention aad plan 90
rl.euu.
Several 10 town are stcE af-h the grip
Mrs. JenaI. Whitney was DO Bethel
Monday.
Uncle William Ford has been iH the
uasg week,
There was q party at Dan Seaman s
ednesoay night.
Mrs. Hayes has been quite iu at Eugene
~amphslIs Out is improving.
Mis- jam Ellis Of NortbGsld is stopping
az Geo Ford 8 TOR few days.
Daniel Hemenwsy and Herbert Camp.
bell were in Montpelier Tuesday.
N1rmau Rice and family OF Ruxhury
Nere Iu town Tuesday aud Wednesday
Edwin stimson end son OF Roxbury
we're in town recently visiting at Mrs.
Lambs.
Mrs. II. II Hubbard, who has been sick
with the grip for the past week, is con-
vaIescent.
Miss Lou Whituey, Miss Gertrude
5pOuner, Glen Osha and EiWiu l.. Scott
are having he mumps,
School 10 district No. 10 is closed but
VIII ue opened again as soon rs the teach
er RECEIVERS from ths munpS.
Erwin Blgley and Miss Bessie McIUtire
we're married "Wednesday, the tlth, at +
\. krzet's in Rochest,r by Rev. John l..
Reader.
Ansou Swan and Miss Lua0a Dumas
yere married at the home Of the bride
Wednesday, the 1lth, by Rev. john Bu2
zat of Warren.
Chas. q. Gre=u Of Rochester, c. W
Rl1cs ana =. q. Chfpman of BelIore
Fals were guests a, the Central House
Friday.
a.urday the people az the Corners were
surprised and alarmed tn SEE team going
down he read Io toe l8noIng g ith a load
f logs VII Ihout any driver. The team prov
d Go belong g. James Derby and after
tne logs were unloa6ed was driven back by
Alhe Barker. IL appears that after MIR
Derry had loaded his logs be went back
90 snoi Der pile 10 carry some skids and
y n, "A be returned bis team was gone. tie
fhCug ht some one had played trick on
him SD shOuldered his blankets and start.
ed for home and was there toasting ht-
shirs when Mr.. Barker returned the team
10 him.
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Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1899-01-19

See the announcements for the great
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The age-herald., 1899-10-07
ralbott & Palmer's Cotton Letter


 By Private Wire from l.. De Gumoens & Son.
 Professional selling was noticeable on the opening and ittle after. At the same time there was large commission house buying. It looks as If though the latter had the best of it. Just received a tele- gram from Natchez, Miss, saying: Not withstanding lower Liverpool spot market there higher this morning and regular grab game by exporters, while there are tenn porary reactions from imports on contnacts." The southern spot mar kets seem steady, marching onWaros, and this brings about prompt reactions from recessions on futures. A disposition to await the bureau report on the 10th instant is now felt. Believe 1t VIII confirm the short crop. The long interest is so extensive to cause some concern. The short interest is an unknown quantity, but best posted consider 1t as nothing un- usual. Until the first reports of frost come in a slow market is likely. People gem erally are content with small profits, buS not a few large holders with big profits are clin ging to their cotton with a de- termination not to sell until a much higher without much feature until the last hour, when selling became general with a Phlla- delphia concern in the drive and the south dumping an immense amount Of cotton. Stop orders helped to lower the market until 13 points loss had been reached, when the outlook was decidedly blue and all support appeared withdrawn for no special reason beyond a liquidation desire
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
BONDS
Financial

New York, October. 6.-The Commercial Advertisers London financial cablegram says. The markets here were cheerful in tone today. There was good buying of Africans, driving the bears to cover, espe- cially in the street, but no specific reasons appeared. Consols were 1035s. Americans were buoyant throughout the session, but dealinge were small The favorites were LouisyilIe and Nashville, Fries, Norfolk and Western, and Northern Pacifics. The bank bought 1000 pounds of gold in bars and Q 600 pounds in French coin The lat ter parcel. in view of the high rate of ex- change, means that more is coming. Money Is slack.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
Birmingham City Bonds
local Cotton Market Middling, 61ac.

Fruits and Produce Butter-Elgn, 200; dairy, No. i, 15c; dairy No. 2, 12kc; country. 12hc; cooking. 10c
 Potatoes-Irish, Csc. Lemons-Chofce. Sa5o7375: fancy. sf25 Poultry-Hens, 22@221sc; fries, 15022c; small. sJsc; ducks, 2Oc; geese, 20c. Eggs-121ac.
 Toma toes-25635c. Cabba ge-1Ac per pound. Onfons-2c per pound. Grapes-7569Oc per crate. Apples, $500. Local Staple GrcceIier Flour-Best patent. s4.10Q$L25; straight, s375
 Sugar-sranulate ted, $5.371s; r. C., 51sG5Ac; Coffee-Green, S@1175e; Arbuekle's pack ages, $10.S0; Levering's packages, $10.50; Lyons packages, $l050. Lard-61ac.
 Clear rib sides-56c Molasses = Centrifugal, 15G35c; sugar house, 20G35c.
 Rice@461ac.
 Corn-Mrxed, 4Sc; white, soc. Pearl meal-90c. Hay-Choice timothy, s15.0O; Mo- 1, s14.50; clover mixed, S13. 50. Oats-Mixed, 35c; white, 37c Rran-Mixed, $1650; pure wheat, $17.00. Cotton seed meal, $19.00. Lawn grass at Godden's Drug Store.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
DrvGoads

New York, October 6.-Demand continues good for all staple cottons. Some large bids turned down today from jobbing trade. Sellers withdrawing from market in important quarters Brown sheetingS and drills not quoted higher, but previous prices declined in some instances. Three yard drills sold at 5i4: four yard sheeting at Az, but these were extreme prlces Regular prices cloths quieter. Demand for narrow and wide odds at full prlces' bleached cotton strong. Staple prints hrm Burlaps firmer than week ago, but cotton quotably higher.
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UPWARD MOVEMENT
 OF STOCK PRICES London Bought Over 15,00O ! Shares in New York.
 s0LD WAS A BIG FACTOR tFear Awakened That Shipment of Mer- ] chandise May be Hanpsred- Bonds Sympathetically Strong, Total ! Sales of $1, ,55o,00o
l0LD WAS A BIG FACTOR

 New York, October 6.-With the exception of some profit taking sales in the last hour of today's market the movement of prices was upward almost without interruption. The demand was not large at any time, but the supply of stocks proved smaller, even at the higher prices, except in a few cases, notably Southern Pacific, which met large offerings at 3S. The late break was ed by Brooklyn Transit, which was pressed flown under flood of offerings to S7, an Extreme decline of 9s. The profit taking 1ich was induced by this weakness was (st conspicuous in Sugar and Tobacco, ich lost nearly two points each of the eme advance. The initial impulse came London, where the easier money con- ms had good effect here, and induced covering by the bears in all depart B. London bought stocks here to the of over 15,000 shares, and showed al desire for Louisville, which led the tctive railroad list with a net advance of 1%. after extreme rise of g.
 The gold engaged last week in London \ also figured in the expectations of specula- <Rrs, though it will not be received until 2orrow, and will not figure in tomor- bank statement As matter of fact York banks have lost on the in- pavement, so far known move Ire concerned about $3,000,000. Oper- with the sub-treasury indicate a loss by the banks of $2, ,S61 ,0O0.
 for the $2,00OO 900 gold reserved, floss in cash to the banks seems awards Of sS5O0,00O. The result may implicated by the effect of money Fere by visitors to the Dewey cele- "a, winch Is an unqnown quality. The rates for money are already due to lss on account of outside banks Will be of no advantage to any lin the weekly showing
 felaxation in London discount rates
 in decline in sterling exchange nand Berlin. In strong contrast
 arp advance in the sterling ex-
 e here. This is said to be due
 by exchange bankers who have
 anticipation of large outward
 pf cotton and grain The char
 large number of vessels by the
 1ernment to transport troops and
 Ing rise in rates for shipping
 a fear that shipments of mer- Fmay be hampered.
 lbond market continued firm but the D9vement in prices was upward. Total Sales par value, $1.550,0 900. United States 3s advanced B and new As A In the bid price. New York. October 6-Money on cal. at 4@tS per cent; last loan at 6 per F mercantile paper, 414@6 per cent. ng exchange firm. with actual busi- bankers bills at s4S61sa4 S614 for Fand al $iS1q4.S1A for sixty days. I'd rate, $4.82Q4.S3. and s4S6k@4S7 hmercial bills, $4.S0@4SOls.
 fver certificates, 5Sh@59c
 Bar silver 57$te
 Mexican dollars, 47c.
 Government bonds strong
 State bonds inactive.
 Railroad bonds strong
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
Bulbs have arrived at Godden's.
ONLY THROUGH SLEEPING CAR LINE
 BIRMINGHAM TO SAVANNAH

The Central of Georgia railway Is the orlv line operating through sleeping cars batween Birmingham and Savannah Dou- hle daily trains to Columbus and Macon. For time tables, sleeping car berths to Sa- vannah, and steamship reservations to New yort Boston and the east via Savannah and inc Ocean Steamship company, apply to solon Jacobs. Commercial Agent. 2ei5 First avenue, or Jack W. Johnston. Union Ticket Agent. Birmingham. 9-6-tf
The age-herald., 1899-10-07

at the decline American low middllng clause: October, 357b; 0ctober-Noyember, 3.56b; November December, 3.55s; Deeem- ber-January, 354b; January-February, S.55b; February March, 3.54u255s: March April 3.55b; April-May, 3.559S56b May June, 3.56b; June-July, 356@3.57b; July-Au- gust, 3.57s; August-Septe 3.56b.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
TaIbott & Palmer,
 Commission Brokers. NO. ii N. TWEETIETH ST. TElEPHoaE 5s4 Cotton, Stocks, Grain
 and Provisions. .... DireCf private wires to New York, Chicago and New Orleans.

a better feeling in the spot department. speculation was quite active and generally hrm. The close was firm. 15 to 9 points net higher. Sales 32, ,25G bags, including Oc- tober, s4.40Q445; November, $4s5O@4.55; De- cember a.75; March, S4.S5a495; May, 5000 5lO; July, 8 1oI5.20; August, 52Oq5.25; Sep tember, $5.S0; spot coffee, Rio, steady to firm; No. invoice. 5tz; No. T jobbing, $; mild firm; Cordova 62t.
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tubs, every variety. Godden's.
THIRD ANNUAL
Fall Carnival Macon, Ga, October 10 to
 13, 1899.

One fare for the round trip via Central of Georgia railway. Tickets on sale Octo- Der to 13 good for return until October 15.
 Great attractions. Industrial and agrf- cultural displays. Grand river pageant and water spectacle. Horse show. athletic games, grand floral parade, and other elab- crate street displays. Pafue's celebrated fireworks displays at night. For programme and full information call on Solon Jacobs. commercial agent, aoi5 First avenue.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
Iixernool Cnttan Market

Liverpool, October 6.-Cotton: Spot, good demand; prices unchanged; American mid ding, 31-32d- The sales of the day were 5000 bales, of which 500 were for specula- ton and export. and included 7,400 Ameri- can. Receipts 5000. including $500 Amerf- can. Futures opened easy and closed quiet
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
h,cneo Chang.

Chicago, September 6.1-Irresponsive ca bles a big crop estimate tby Snow and the letting go of long wheat Ry St. Louis were the principal factors in Necline in wheat today December and May\ closed Bc41c under yesterday. Corn wasl firm with Liv- erpool closing 1sc@Ac uIP. Oats were steady, closing unchanged\ to a shade lower. Provisions showed( insignlheant closing changesn.
 The leading futures ranged \as follows:
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour. firm; No. spring wheat, =; No. spning wheat, 6S0711s; No. red, T234; Mo- 2 eoArn, s1@315s; No. oats, 32a4@23; No 2 white, 25a25A; No. white, 241z@2515; No. 2 rSSs, 5S No. 2 barley, 39dI44; No. flax seed, $1.AS; new, s1.1S: prime timothy seed, $2. 25; meAs pork, per barrel, s7.65@S.15; lard, per 100 pounds S. 5.25Gl5. .4752; short ribs sides doose)4 s4 9565 3O; dry sa1ted shoulders (boxed),l 6hG6A; short clear sides (boxed), $o.50@570; : whisky, dstillers' finihed goods per gal lon. $122; sugars, cut, loaf s5.70; grant, lated, $51S; No. 2 yellow corn, 312@32; clover, $6O067.75.
 On the produce exchange today the but ter market was firm; creamery 16d23; dairy 14@19; cheese, firm, 11A@12; eggs firm, fresh 161k.
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PRICES ARE DOWN ! IN COTTON MARKET Opening Steady at the Dc in|
 of Thursday.
 SPECULATION WAS ACTIVI More Courageous Bears Made an A E gressive Attack, Under Impression
 That Backbone of Bull Mar
 ket Had Been Broken
SPECULATION WAS ACTIV

New York, October 6.-The market for
 cotton futures opened steady at the deeline
 of to points and at no time during the
 day rallied to the close of yesterday, while
 the lowest point of the session loss Of p
 points was apparent. The regular lines ol
 cotton purchased around 61h cents for Jan
 uary were liberated and the more courage
 ous bears aggressively attacked the mar
 ket, under the firm conviction that the
 backbone of the bull movement had been broken.
 Considerable cotton of the pyramid order
 came out from time to time.One prominent Wall street house alone was reported to have sold nearly 5O,000 bales, under stop or ders. Speculation was feverishly active, with the market at times very excited. The principal source of bear inspiration was the cable news, announcing weakness Ill
 Liverpool, with prices at one time Slz-o4 lower The market closed barely steady at a net loss of 16q1a points.
 New York, October 6-Cotton, quiet; 1 midlng, 5-16; gross, POP; sales, Sl9; stock, | 134 430; exports to Great Britain, 151S; con- | tinent, 1,764; France, TO.
 | Total today: Net receipts, 39,062; exports | to Great Britain, 35,0i5; France, 2,S99; con | tinent, 7,04S; stock 6S2,915.
 Consolidated: Net receipts, 2l,7lS; Great | Britain 1O6 ,353; France, 49,S33; continent, 1 76,O74.
 | Total since September 1: Net receipts | 1,012, ,3S1 Great Britain, 299,4S9; France, 92, ,279; continent, 246,S91.
 Comparative Statement. For the week ending Friday, October 6: | Net receipts at all United States ports during week..... zel,ih | Net receipts at all United States ports same week last year....... 34V'ooo ] Total receipts to date....... .........l loiz,sh ] Total receipts to same date last u,vrorts so,. tha week 226, ,26D IN kE~ports for the sa me week last year 205, ,653
 Total exports to this date.... 64o,os Total exports to same date last year 4ss'oio oa stock at all United States ports.. oaz,slo Stock at all United States ports same time last year,. ........ ......'' s5o,aoo o shock at Liverpool..... ........ uo,ooo
 st0ca vear r' eipoo. s. ..... ASS, ,oooo
 stosS sar,ta,n p, A'he'an ' .... M ...... 1s9 ,ooo
 atosS ar,ta,n 2, J same time last 5,oeo
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
Coffee.

New York. October 6.-Options opened firm with prices unchanged to 10 points higher and continued to improve on sup port from both sides and some new buying, started by firm cables. hght ranAints and
The age-herald., 1899-10-07

 No from Macon. Columbus, Albany No from Savannah. Macon, Columb,,s etc., 1852. m. Eieqant through sleepers between p,u ,,ineham, Columbus. Macon and Savannah on Nos. and A. .-o,ght and passenger steamers of Az Ocean Ocean steamship company from New York. 1.ton and the east. ITO cuba and West Indies via Central oe caoreia railway. By taking the Central of Georgia railway. close connection is made v. Port Tampa and Miami for Key West and Havana
 For further information apply to GoION JACOBS, Commercial Agent ,Ar,K w JOHNSON. Union Ticket Agent.
 Birmingham. Ala. T c HALLE, General Passenger Agent. E IT HINTON, Traffic Manager, THEO. D. KLINE. General Sup't., JOHN N. EGAN. vice-President.
 Savannah. Ga.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
ralbott & Palmer.s Grain Letter
,u priuate Wire from Ware k. Iceland.

By Private Wire from Ware & Leland.
 Chicago, October 6.-Wheat: Liverpool closed 1s higher; London opens B lower; Antwerp B lower. Argentine shipments, 1,336, 900. There is a splendid milling de- mand for wheat while the demand for flour is of the best. An alleged statistician estimates the yield at 564 900 GOO. The gov- ernment figures are the only ones that can be relied on. Receipts of wheat continue light. Clearanees heavy, 657,00o. We con- firm 15 loads for export. Ocean freights are very high, which no doubt will be taken advantage of by tramp steamers, which will be hurried to the Atlantic sea- board. c. H. Smith and his following were also sellers, but while the earliest market declined, it closed steady. The bear items were the large Argentine shipments and stic advances in freights. It is expected Liverpool will come lower tomorrow.
 Corn clearances, 672. 900 bushels; forty loads reported worked for export. The mar ket has been dull within a narrow range.
 Provisions were dull, but firm. There Was a better market at the yard for hogs. Shipments of lard, 1,937,o08 pounds; meats, 521 900 pounds.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
TreasurY Statement

Washington, October 6.-Today's state ment of the treasury shows available cash balance $2SS 932 T3O gold reserve, s256, ,101 ,3SO
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No sessie n at Chicago

Chicago, October 6.-There will be no session of the Chicago Board of Trade De- tober g, Chicago day.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
ra,bott & Paimer's stec. Letter

By Private Wire from the New York Sun.
 New York, October 6.-The keynote of todays further recovery in the stock mar ket was unquestionably the continued re- taxation on the money market, where con- ditions were easier than they have been any time in the past ten days. In addition to this circumstance the moderate improve ment in the London stock market. which was attended by the purchase of some 30,- 900 shares of stocks in this market for for eign account. was a further influence. The relaxation in the call money market was apparently the result of the completion Of the several transactions, the influence of which was to confuse the situation in the early part of the week. So fas as could be ascertained from the preliminary esti- mates of the weeks money movement the banks have made no gain in that way, al- though it is highly probable that their liabilities have been heavily reduced. Technically considered the dealings in the market show more plainly than at any time this week that the bulk of liquidation induced by the several distributing fea- lures of the situation has eliminated. The dealings were not large in volume in the days market. but they were fairly well diversified. There were noteworthy ad- vances scored in General Electric, Sugar, A. M T. cotton. and among the standard issues, L. and N. and N. Y. c. The market closed well up.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
Heaters Weekly Statement

New O,,IearAs. October 6-Secretary Hes ter's statement of the worlds visible sup ply of cotton, made up from special capie and telegraphIc adviees compares the hs- ures of this week with last, last year ana year before last. It shows an increase Tor inc week inst closed of 22l,6l6 against an increase of 209 sl6 last year and an increase of 200. .92e year before last
 The total visible is 3.126,622 against 2,so o0s last week. 2,fi3,s49 last year and l9o9 sfl year before last or this the to.aa I 9. t,nar;can cotton js 2,60S, ,622 against 2316.Oq6 Iast week. 2005639 last year and 1,5o9 ,si yaar hefore last and of all other kinds m cluajnp Egypt, Brazil, India, etc, 5lS,odo aqainst 529. .O0O last week, 46S,0oo last year and 45o 900 year before last.
 Interior stocks in excess or unose nsto 0a ds inc close of the coTInercial year ls2VYf oga,nst 1es 675 last year, 1S9.9Si year before last and ,496 same, time in lss6; southern n,i,l talsinss 152 Os1 A Sinst 1S7.69i last year, H5:s lss;s71 ,5 veal ;:sa before snd n'1a same Foreign exports for the week nave pesh 22e ,569 against 2lS, ,676 last year. making the ae9 713 last year, an increase or io,iSV.
 Northern mill takirigs and Canada during inc mast seven days shows an increase oi Q s0o as compared with the conrespondlns neriod last year and their rotal takinss sines SSantember 1 have inereased 3l,S55 The .otaI tokinps of American mills north and south and Canada thus far for the season have been 297 ,221 against E46, 6,o35 last year. These include 141 S2i by ncflherh spihiieis against ,969.
 Stocks at the seaboard and the twenty nine leading southern interiS centers nave increased during the weehs oe'slo oaies aaainst an increase during the correspond ,,ssr ,ar;od last season of 1S;l1S and are now aOs 9s7 larger than at this tate Ill lsss. IncIuding stocks left over ;d ports, anu ,,,terior towns from the last erop ana the number of bales brought intoa signt mus far for the new crop the suppiy to odte is 2.05s.601 against 1,625,736 for ehe saine period last year.
 aiiv Statement f3 j csalyeston-Firm; middling, 1-pe' saies' 1 570: receipts, 16,654; stock, nSOstt
 Mohile-Quiet; middling, oAc; spieS' fSV'' receipts, 967: stock, 2S .5S5.
 sayannaal-Quiet; middling, 67sci saies,i s50. receipts, 3,752; stock, 10s,9i9
 Charieston-F'frm; middling. 7c; feeeipts' 20O9; stock, 27,5iS.
 wiluington-Steady middling 6ssc; re- eeipts, 4,612: stock, 2366s. zs
 Norfolk-Steady; middling. 3-f6c;l sales, se0: receipts, 12S2: stock, 2370
 altimore-Nominal; middling, 7Nc;' fG- ceipts, 14O9: stock, 9,SS7. | Boston-Steady middling, 5-16@ It. ceipts, 179: stock, 2,823.
 Philadelphia--Q middling. 9-1scA re- ceipts, 125; stock, 358.
 St Louis-Ffrm middling, 7lsc; sales, "; receints 1887; stock, 6s,s4S \
 Memphis-Steady; middling, 7e; reeeipB, 2.se7; sales, 200; shipments, 1,2oS; stodk. 1858.
The age-herald., 1899-10-07
New orleans Cotton Market

New Orleans, October s.-Cotton quiet; euotations revised sales, 2.4O0; ordinary, 5 e-1s; good ordinary, 1-16 low middling, 6 9-16 tmiddling. 15-16; good middling, T 3-16; riaiddling fair, 7h; receipts S,322 stock EOS, ,996.
 Consolidated statement-Receipts, net 2S1, ,71S exports to Great Bcitain, loo.S' 10 France. 43, ,S3sS; continent, 76,074; stock, 6S2,- 915.
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No. carries Pullman Sleeping Cars ,ntnghsm to Cincinnati and srom BiEl aans fo New York without change. dining and observation car AttaIIa,
 No 4 carries Pullman Onion SieepinI rt.ttanooga to Louisville and Pul Sleeping Car Chattanooga to cineinna so free Reclining Chair Car chattal to Cincinnati
 So Solid vestibuled Train has tn p,,lman Drawing Room sleepers. Bi5 ham to New Orleans and Birmtngh|
 ,. II. cuIp. Tfa.,c Manager. wass
 rrank 6. Cannon. Gsnsral ' Washington. ID. e. .-
 C. "A WickesSnems eupsrsntendez mingbam.
 c. A. Benscoter. A. O. F. A.. '9IN S. N. Ellis. T. P. A.. Birminshan
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.ober 6.-Cotton futures

New Orleans October 6.-Cotton futures barely steady. October, 6.63, nominal; Mo- yember. 6sS0D6.7O; December, 6.72qe.73; Jan- uawy e,76a6.77: February, 6.sod6S2; March, s.s56l6. .s6; April, 6.s9q6.9O; May, 6.s3a6.s5; June, 6.9766,99
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No. &. Washington and Southwestern Limited" solid vestibuled train, Atlanta to Washington; Pullman sleeping car, Bir- mingham to New York; also Pullman H. brary observation car, Atlanta to New York
 No. 36, 'fU. s. Fast Mail," carries Pull man sleeping cars. Birmingham to Char lotte, N G. and Atlanta to New York, and Asheville, N e.
 No. 37 carries Pullman sleeping car, Bir-l mingham to Greenville, Miss.
 J. M. Culp. Traffic Manager. Washington. D. c.
 F. S. Cannon, Third vice-Presidcnt and General Manager Washington, D. c.
 W. A. Turk e. P. A., Washington, D. C nooga, Tenn.
 c E. Jackson T. P. A. Birmingham. Ala
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Lawn grass at Godden's Drug Store.