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SALE OF NOTES, ACCOUNTS, ETC

Under and by virtue of authority con-
tanned in a Deed of Trust from l.. Wood
lief and A. l.. Davis and j. IL. Davis,
trustees, we will expose FOR sale, on
Monday, December 4th, 1899. at II m.
O'Clock, at the Court House door in the
city of Raleigh, to the highest bidder
for cash at public auction, all the notes.
mortgages, judgments, accounts and ali
other evidence of indebtedn ess, formerly
owned by l.. Woodlief and now in our
hands as such Trustees under said Deed
of Trust. list of which can be seen
upon application to the undersigned or
their attorneys.
A. l.. AND J. D. DAVIS,
Trustees of L. H'oodjief.
ARGO & SNOW, Attorneys.
This November 7th, 1899.
Above sale continued to Thursday,
January 4th, 1900, at - m. ooh ok.
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OPERATORS FEEL
RATHER JOYOUS
The Yearly Settlement is
Practically Complete.
AND PRICES ARE BID UP
NO VERY IMPORTANT FAILURE
A GRATIFYING SURPRISE.
c. B. Q.'s DECREAi ED SURPLUS EARNINGS
The Effect of Higher Prices ct Materials Upon
the Operating Expenses Of the Road.
A Favorable Bank Statement
Expected Today.
AND PRICES ARE BID UP
NO VERY IMPORTANT FAILURE
\ GRATIFYING SURPRISE.
c. B. Q.'s DECREA; Ed SURPLUS EARNINGS

New York. Dec. 2o.--iThe market has
been without new feature In any depart
ment today. Buyers are doing n more
than necessary to carry them dong. and
there is no pressure ON the part of sellers
in either staples or fancy lines of cotton
or wooden goods. Print cloths inactive
for regulars but rather more demand for
odds at previous prices. Linens still
scarce and strong. Burlaps quiet, but
firm in price with limited supplies,
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COTTON.

New York. Dec 29.LTakirg all things
into account the cotton market today
showed surprising strength. Contrary
TO expectations Liverpool opened in poor
form and showed irregularity To the close.
The disappointing cables caused less re-
liant holders to dispose of considerable
amounts of cotton on the opening. and
the near months showed values ulphang-
ed to one point higher. while the far
months declined two to seven points.
The barely steady start was followed
by sharp recovery and a decided net
gain. buying appearing from an quarters
though chiefly from Europe and the
South. Trading for time was very
active and sentiment in general was
more emphatically bullish than since the
upward movement was inaugurated. Near
neon q setback was experienced under
another turn for profits, but the market
again rallied and ruled firm until near
the close when there was another serious
decline under heavy profit taking. Pub
lie and private advices portrayed remark
able strength throughout Southern spot
markets. Receipts were very hight. and
the amount brought into sight for the
week reached the small total Of 235,5i4
bales as compared with 449.131 bales
last year.
Stocks at interior towns and the ports
showed very little increase. The market
closed barely steady at net decline
of from five to six points.
The New York Cotton Exchange will
be closed tomorrow and Monday.
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills, BII"
tousnessg indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take. easy to operate. 25cs
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLIE SION, 8. O., December 29.-Turpentine
firm at AZ Y; sales -.
Rosiu, firm; receipts -; sales -; exports.
Quote d. q. d, E, SI.05: F, Sl.l0: q, N.20; II
Fl, $3.50; Sl.1o; X, Sl.40: n, $l.7O; N, $2.I6;
VIC, so: WV, $500.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Dec. %. -Turpentine firm at
40: receipts 52s; sales o5l; exports 1870.
Rosn firm; receipts 3,2l2; sales $40 barrels
exports lee.
Quote A, B, C, ID, sl.15: E, $l.20: +, $40; G.,
$lSi; II, $3.50; $l.65; St70; NJ, $500; N, $685.
VIC, SL.o5; WV, $365.
. w ILMANoTUN, ~. o., December g.-Turpenttne
firm at sSaiSh; receipts II casks.
Rosin firm at 81. 10al. Is; receipts 49,
Crude turpentine firm, $1.6oa ;2.So; receipts
d.
Tar stead at s1.25; receipts 80 barrels.
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LIVERPOOL

Spot COTTON Closed quiet: mIuuIInK UpISHus
Ills; middling gulf l5-l6: sales - ba es.
LIVERPOOL.
LIVERPOOL, December Ca p. M.-Spot cot
ton moderate business done; American mid
ding fair at 4 8-4d; good middling 9-l6d;
middling l-2d; low middline ll-o2d; good
ordinary 5-82d; ordinary Si-32d.
The sales OF the day were 5000 bales, OF which
900 were for speculation and export. and in
cluded 1900 American: receipts, Ao00 bales,
including 500 American.
futures opened steady and clozed very steady
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NEW ORLEANS.
OTHER COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, firm, Z 5-I6: 5,089 bales
Norfolk, firm, I-2; .143 b Aies.
Baltimore, nominal, 3-5, - hAles.
Boston, steady, ll-16; 1917 bales,
Wilmington, steady, z; 2s2 bales.
Philadelphia, firm, 1910, 3l5 bales.
Savannah, firm, s-s, l,s6. bales.
New Orleans. firm, Tic, 6,189 bale9.
Mobile, quiet, la, 9l4 tales
Memphis, firm 3-8, 1893 paies.
Augusta, firm, Z l-2. 576bales.
Charleston, firm, z Ia, 432 bales
Cincinnati, dull, SD, Q, 1s6 bales.
Louisville, firm, 2 IL, 152 bales
st. Louis, quiet, 77-l6, ga bales
Houston, steady, 7-16; S,f6f bales.
New York, quiet, 7 Ills; l,705 bales,
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sDally.
Nos 4O3 ard 402-"The Atlanta SpecIsIs."
Solid vestibued Train OF Pullman Sleepers
and coaches between Washinstop and Atlanta,
also Pullman Sleepers between Portsmouth and
Charlotte, N. G.
NOS al and 80 -"The S. A. L. Exnress," Solid
Train, coaches and Pullman Sleepers between
Portsmouth and Atlanta.
Both trains make immediate connections at
Atlanta for Montgomery, Mobile, New Orleans,
Texas, California, Mexico, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Macon, Florida.
For tickets, sleepers, ETC., apply to
II. S. LIZARD, T. p. a..
u. P. SMITH, C. r. A.
Marlborough House, Raleigh, n. G.
e. st. John, Vice-Pres. and General
Manager.
FL. w. u. Glover, Traffic Mang'r.
Y. Z. McBee. General Supt.
l.. >. Allen, Gen. Pass,r Agent
General Offices. Portsmouth. Va.
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A successful poker player attributes
his good fortune to .pot-lnck
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Cash quotations we're rs fouoWe:
straights s300a3.20; do clear S2.90a3.l0; spring
specials 1890; spring patents So. 30a3.65: lpriug
straishts $!.s0a2.0l; bakers Sl.9aa2.b6. Wheat
No q spring -; No. spring maS5k; No. red
67 \ ASST. Corn-No. O. 80 Ian. Oats No. 2,
22h al2 81; No. Q, white q l-2@25 l-2; No. 8
white 81 J. ia24 "a. Rye.-No. q, 81 Sd. Barley
Timothy seed, S295. Mess pork, per bill IS 8 a
$lO.20. Lard, per 100 lbs, ss.3Oa561 Short rib
sides, loose, x5.25a5.45; dry -satled shoulders
IS 5Oa5tO; whiskey, on basis OF high y ines,
23&.
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BALTIMORE

BALTI~oRR. Md, December 50. duh
and unchanged; western super S2.2512.35.
VIII at steady spot and month 20 l-4a70 s-s;
January 7u l-2a70 7-5; February 72a7l i-s; May
~ 1-2aH Us; Southern wheat by sample 6Sa
7l1-2.
corn firm; mixed, spot and month 30 SEA
20 2-t; Dec mber t6 k-sa36 J-4, NEW or old:
January Sc 3.4a36 7-t; February 37as7l-4; March
81 l-2; southern white, 81 l-2a37 Ia.
Oats teady; No. white western, 3, ad
No.
Rye dull; No. nearby 81; No. 2 western So
nominal.
Cheese firm; large 13kals7I; medium AKA
49, small l2hal3x
Butter firm; fancy creamery 27a28: fancy
creamery, imitation, z0aZi; do. ladle l8a %; do.
sod lad e 1eal7; store packed l6alS rolls I7a20.
Eggs firm; fresh 30 per doz.
Sugar strong; unchanged. Coarse and fine
crann lated Is IL
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0Ew YORK

NEW YORK, December 2].-Fiour dun but
steady. Minnesota patents S{8Oai.U5: do bakers
S2.s0aS.10; winter patents S.59aiT5: winter
straights S33sa3.'5; winter extras 81 5ia 29s
Rye -four quiet: fair TO good $3.t0GS.29;
CHI ice to faI cy S. 25s3.aO.
Buckwheat flour quiet at lOA2 Is.
Buckwheat no ninal at 6Oa6l.
Corn meal steady: yeIloH Western 80; city II;
Ave dni NO. q. western go S-tf afIoat
State rye nd'as7: city of New York car lots
Barley steady; feeding 43 ga; melting 4Sa53.
Barley malt quiet; western h5a66.
Wheat. spot hr a. No. 2 RED rs Is; outt"nS,
January ~ 10; March IS SO: MAY "a 7-8; Ju y
"a ga; September -; December 70 as.
Corn, spot ,teady; No. :, Az 49, optiOus
May $50; December SO 1-S.
Oats, spot dull No. 2, 20; No. 2 white
.s1-i; No 8 % lie. Options quet.
$1,000; beef hams s22.' 0ae35O; packet s1l.O0a
1900; city extra India mess s20.00a23.00.
Cut meats quiet; picked peIles l-2a8 1-4
picked shouluers "a; picked hams t.sa9'
Lard firm; western steamed $3.50; city, $i.9):
December 1896, nominal; refined firm; to the
continent 1857 l-2; compound 5000.
Pork firm; mess Sl0.50al07o; short clear
HlOCal2.uO: family SI2.o0Ga1250
Butter strong; western creamery 'jG2S;
State dairy lSaZ6.
Cheese firm: fa'l made, fancy, large, IL 3-4a
10; ia made, small, a 3-4ai5.
Eggs steady; state aud pennsylvania 23S24
western, ungraded at mark, l5a21: West I'm H.
Potatoes firm; New Jerseys Sl.2oal.1o; New
York S1.o0Sl.70 Long leland S..Oa201; New
Jersey sweets s..25sS.01; southern sweets sI.25a
LIS.
Tallow steady: city s; country 4%aS.
Petroleum steady; refined New YORK, 1890;
Philadelphia and Baltimore So IS: DC In bulk
1920.
Rosin ste sdy' strained common 20 good, G5i.
TurpentIne strong at 5la5l L..
Rice steady domestic, fair to extra is6M ia
pan 4La5.
Moiasses steady; New Orleans, open kettle
good to choice, 32a36.
Cabbage steady; Long Island 81 0Oas6 90 per
100.
Freights to Liverpool dull; cotton by steam
as; do grain 2 ga.
Peanuts firm; fancy hand-picked 1-2ae Ia;
domestic l-2a6.
Cofree-Options, January S. 9.a6.00; February
500; Msrcl $500; April S 10; may s6.l0aS 10;
July Sc 80; Sep ember 1880; spot Rio frmer;
No. z invoice z; No.. jobbing l-2; mild firm;
Cordova Sai2A.
Sugar, raw, firm; fair refining, 1915;
centrifugal s6-test, AZ; molssses sugar 9-l6
refined pTm but quiet: standard A 41S-l6; cut
loaf 9-1o; crushed ) $40; powdered 9 l2l;
mould A, 7-l6; graduated g. tS; cubes Sis
Cotton seed on was again firm and higher
on GOV ring and light offerings. Prime crude.
barrels - .2a}0; orime summer yellow 81 LA
"a; { IF sun mer We low SO ~; butter grades sea
IS LIZ, prime winter yellow s6a37; prime white
55a3J; prime meal s2I. uaIot0.
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Nsw YORK.

New work. Dec 2s--ootton futures opened
ba-ely steady.
Futures closed ba ely steady.
tI,,snfnr. Closing.
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Cleared, schr George R. Congdon, Bay
les Barren Island.
Apalachicola, Fla. July 27-Entered
bark Latava (Rus), Krantman. Bahia
Carrabelie, Fla, July 2L-Entered, bark
Eisbeth (No). Petersen, Pern0mbuco.
Cleared, bark Taurus (NoD, Vale Ham
burg.
Fernandina, Fla, July 27-CIeared
steamer Cation (Br). Seaborne. Rotter-
dam; Peareth (Br). Mckenzie. Hamburg:
barkentine Jennie Sweeney, Hudson, Phi /
adelphia.
Sailed, steamer Scarsdale (Br). Craddock.
Segan; schr Norman. Gray Boston.
Port Tampa, Fla, July 27.-Arrived.
steamer Mascotte, Miner, Havana. via Key
West; schr John c. Haynes, Hamilton,
Calves ION.
Sailed, steamer Olvette, Smith, Havana.
via Key West.
Pensacola, Fla, July 27.-SaiIed. bark
Star (Nor), Petersen Sunderland
Cleared, steamship Trojan (BD. Thor
kiidsen Hamburg.
Hamburg, July T.-Arrlved, Leander,
Fernandina
Rotterdam, July 27.-Arrived, Primers
Point Norfolk
Madeira, July 26,-sa'led. FeHciana,
Tampa
Baltimore, July 27-Arrived. schr Rob
ert McClintock Georgetown. S. c.
New York July 27-Arrived schr VIII
lam N. Converse, Brunswick. Ga.
Las Palmas, July 25.-Sailed, steamer
Swauley, Fernandina.
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Attorney General Lamar on the Suits
of the Commission.


Tallahassee. Fla, July 21-The refusal
of the Savannah, Florida and Western
and the Florida Central and Peninsular
railroads to carry out the order of the
Florida Railroad Commission calling for
reduction of the passenger rate from four
to three cents mile is made the subject
of a statement that Attorney General
Lamar of Florida issues. lie tells of the
results that would follow the roads COM
Torrance to the order. showing approx
mately, how much the people of the state
would be in and the railroads out. He
also gives information OF the steps he has
taken to prosecute the case against the
roaGs, and inumates that success for
the commission would be Followed by fines
against the roads aggregating hundreds of
thousands OF dollars for Violations of the
commissions order.
Mr.. Lamar says:
The passenger earnings az 4 cents per
mile for a given year of these two COM
panies from the people OF Florida who
travel within the state may be fairly esri-
mated at 5000 900. A Scent rate would be
a IS per cent. reduction of this amount
and such reduction would amount to $780,
coo during one year alone. This large
sum OF money would have been in the
pockets OF the people of Florida If these
two companies had on July 1S lS9S, nut a
3-cent passenger rate into effect, accord
ing TO the order OF the Railroad Commits
sion. The reduction in amount from a
4-cent passenger rate to a Scent rate on
the other railroads in Florida upon state
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BURIAL PERMIT FOR woMAN's LEG
Cut on In Il Hospital and Regularly
Certified to BE Dead.


Newark y. j., July PA permit to bury
a womans leg was granted by the city
clerks Office to-day to E. b. Bodies. an
undertaken. The ieg was amputated at
ST. Michaers Hospital yesterday. Mrs.
Caroline Francisco losing the member DR..
Floyd Melvin, the surgeon, made out a
regular death certificate for the leg, filled
in the woman's name, and in the blank
for the cause OF death he stated that the
limb was removed for surgical reasons"
When Mr.. Bolles took the certificate
to the city clerks Office to have a burial
permit issued, james NJ. Patterson, who
received the document was at first al
a loss to know what to do. He notified
the board of health. and Heath officer
Chandler said the matter was entirely reg
ular and q permit could be issued. A
permit was accordingly made out for "the
burial of one leg of Caroline Francisco in
Woodland cemetery" The attaches of the
city clerks office are puzzled as to how
TO record the physicians certificate. It
cannot go in the book Of deaths, because
the woman is sim alive.
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TO-DAY'S WEATHER FORECAST.

Washington Forecast for Friday ana
Saturday
For Georgia and South Carolina: Show
ers Friday Threatening Saturday; light to
fresh southwestorly winds.
For Eastern Florida: Parity cloudy Fri
day with showers in extreme northern
portion; ptobably showers Saturday; va
riabe WINDS.
For Western Florida; Rain Friday and
probably Saturday; variable winds.
General conditions at p m, July q
1899: There has been no decided change
in pressure conditions the past twenty
four hours. The most notable change Is
the appearance of low area over Minae-
sofa and Michigan The weather has been
showery again east of the Mississippi. The
heaviest reported the past Twelve hours
was ZIP inches at Galveston. It IS rain
ing at Philadelphia, Atlanta, Nicksburg
and Galveston. Temperatures above 80
degrees occurred OF Boston, Corpus Cars
ii. Cincinnati, Dodge City Jacksonville,
Savannah, Oklahoma and ST. Louis Thun-
derstOrms occurred only over The Atlantic
states A maximum wind of . m les per
hour, southwest, occurred al New Or
leans.
Yesterdays Weather at savannah
Maximum tempe rature >. m. 81 degrees
Minimum temperature ii. M. y d. g ee5
Mean temper .ure ..............- So desr5as
Normal temperature ............ s. iesrtes
Excess OF tempe. ure ....,.... degree
Accumulated deficiency since
July ................... ........ q degrees
Accumulated deficiency since
Jan. l Observation-Disclosures. 6 deg oes
RainfaH ........... ................. 90 lncd
| Normal ......-........ ....-.......... ~ luCn
Exc - or deficiency sine July /. 90 inch
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FLORIDA.

Large and important real estate sales
of orange grove property continue to be
made. Within the last few weeks sales ag-
gregating $50,950 have been perfected, most
of them In spot cash, and all within ra-
dius OF SIX miles of Arcadia
Capt. ]. w. Whidden recently purchased
1000 head Of cattle in Columbia and other
counties and shipped them to Arcadia by
rail, twenty carloads arriving by special
train. He has extensive pastures, where
the cattle WIKI he fattened for the Cuban
merAet.
A grower at Banyan shipped twenty-one
boxes Of pines this week. The largest num-
Der in one box was forty, and one box
only reached this number, the balance
ranging from twenty-eight to thirty-six
This fruit was taken from patch that
was not covered
The county officers have nearly all NOV
ed TO Miami from Juno, and are partially
located in the temporary court house.
They all seem content ana happy, al.
though the new quarters have no marble
floors nor frescoed ceilings. The building
has been fixed up very comfortably for
temporary use.
Hotel Ormond and grounds, at Ormond,
ore undergoing quite a transformation this
summer. In The hotel many changes have
been maze. while from the ground on the
west side, all the pine trees have been re-.
moved and HE avn has been leveied
down 10 The edge of The Halifax river Ho-
tel Ormond has always been a popular
pace with tourists
Perry, Fla, July 26.--Correspondence
Morning News: George Brannon who is
ladioled in Taylor county for murder in the
AISt degtee, su.ren3e cred 10 Sheriff +. NJ
LApsconb, and was Immediately conveyed
TO Madison county jan for safe keeping
George Is blo.heT " Tom Brannen, who
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passenger earnings, may be fairy esu-
mated TO be at least 100000. 50 II may
be fairy stated that II the Scent passenger
rate Is reasonable and just then the rail-
road companies in this state are taking IN
justly from the pockets of the peop.e OF
this state at east $3.50 900 annually.
4 have thought proper 70 recommend
10 the commission thar they also employ
Judge b. S Liddon OF Pensacola and MI
J. N. Bars OF Jacksonville to assist IN
conducting this litigation. I recommend
Judge Liddon because he has had expert
once in litigation of this character, hav-
ing been associated with me in suits IN
der the former commission law, and /
recommend Mr. Bars be ause he has given
much study to the present comm ssion law
and has been for some time past the at
tornoy of the present commission and is
familiar with their proceed ngs."
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cines. Tie best is the cheapest in the end.
Consultation free and confidential.
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Southern Bank building. savannah. Ga.
Home treatment given 10y sending for
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Foreign Exnorts.

Per Norwegian bark Aviemore, for Gut
ujewski-6,2S3 barrels rosin. valued at S14.-
6O0-Cargo by S. p. Shoter Company.
Per Italian bark Restitute Madre, for
London-3000 casks spirits turpentlne, val
ued at $6l ,010-Cargo by Paterson, Down
ing & Co.
Per Norwegian bark Sondre. for Ham
burg-l7O0 casks spirits turpentine, valued
OF $4,000. shipped by James Farie. Jr., and
500 casks spirits turpentine, valued at SIS
$50, and 436 barrels rosin oil valued at
$3.50, shipped by s. P. Shotter Company.
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Life on the farm had become intolera-
BILE
Il shall run away to sea-" he exclaimed.
But why?" asked his gray. Old father.
TREMENDOUSLY.
The boy felt that 1t was necessary 90
be perfectly candid.
Because" he replied. II find that 1 am
not poet, and if l become a rear admiral.
l shall hove space in the magazines at my
disposal"
The divine affatus understand from
inns, Is not easily TO be headed off.-De-
troit Journal -
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Per steamship Chatahoochee, for Bos-
ton-3 bales cotton, 14O barrels cotton seed
oil, SO bales domestics, 100 barrels soap
stock, 1855 barrels rosin, $3.50 barrels spirits
1863 feet lumber, l barrel rosn oil. 5
barrels pitch, 100 bales sweepings, 12,7S9
melons, IS barrels fruit, Sc bales wool. 2i6
tons pig iron, 1927 slaves, 1SS packages
merchandise.
Per schooner Robert Graham Dun. for
New York-450,7S4 feet pitch pine lumber
Cargo by Charles S. Hirsch & Co.
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Jacksonville, Fla, July 27-C.eared, schr
G.. b. Reynolds, Mari, Philadelphia
Key West, Fla, July 27.-Arrived, steam
ers Nueces, Risk, New York and sailed
for Galveston; Fanita, Hansen. Cardenas,
and sailed for Tampa; Miami, Delano Mi
ami, and sailed for Havana; schrs Louise
Hastings, Albury, Mobile; Pocahontas
Cuban coast
Charleston. s. c.. July 27.-Arrived
steamers Comanche. Chichester, Jackson
vile, and proceeded to New York; New
York, Ingram, Boston, and proceeded TO
Jacksonville.
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/ Dist. Averages.

emarks.-Temperatur are rather high
over the western districts and moderate
elsewhere over the cotton belt. Rain has
fallen over all districts, except that OF
Little Rock, heavy or excessive at numer-
Gus points in Alabama and North Caro-
Ina.
Observations taken July Il, 1892 p. m.
G0th meridian t.me) at he same moment
of time al ali stations for the Morning
News:
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St Louis, July 27.-The Superbas batted
Powell all over the lot ror three innings
and Donliu took his Place on the rubber.
The latter did very well. Attendance
3l0c. Score R.H.E.
St Louis 20 0 0 o Ia 3
Brooklyn 10 . o 0 0 O-l2 Is 2
Batteries Powell, Donhn and Criger;
MCJames and Mcclure.
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DIR. W. ID. CoURSEY DEAD.
A Prominent Physician Passes Avny
ut Nidalia.

Reidsville, Ga, July 27-Dr w. D.
Coursey of Nidalia, one of the most prom
inent physicians in this part of the state
died yesterday evening at o'clock. He
was buried at Nidalia to-day with Ma
sonic houorS
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burg-Dahl & Andersen
Bark Restitute Madre QtaD, Mazzella,
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Schooner Robert Graham Dun, Lynch,
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