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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

receipts. 1of bales: sales. 100 bales: stock.
1fO7ji bales
Total to-day-Net receipts. 1879 bale.s
exports 10 the Continent, as bales; STOCK,
352.3lJ bales.
Consolidated-Net receipts 1895 bales
exports 10 Great Britain. 1000 bales. 20
France, - bales. 90 the Continent 91oi
bales.
Total since September 1st-Net receipts,
S3if.bs bales. exports Co Great britain,
ass, SO bales. 10 France. 7pJi bales,
20 tho Continent. 2,S-91OS bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2-CoTTON-
September, 5c2g6.f3. October 5.03llj 81.
November 5.0SQ6G 60. December, 5.i24
573. January. 5T605 II February. ~)4
5Si. March. 5.Sf05Sj. April. 5.SS45.s0.
LIVERPOOL. Aug. o. J. Moot
TON-Sp0t in fair demand. prices
I 13-iGd. higher: American middllng. fair.
good ordinary. 1-fG. ordinary. -. The
sales OF the day were 10000 bales. or
which 0OG were for speculation and eN-
port. and included 900 American. Re
ceipts. 1000 bales. including 1880 bales
American.
Futures opened quiet and closed very
steady az tho advanced, American mid
August and September. 236tG3 24-6f
buyers September and October. . 22Gf ID
3 - CO. sellers. October and November
3 2i-G4 sellers. November and December
2 20-Cf sellers. December ana January.
3 2ofl SELLERS. January and February.
3 2oGfQ3 2i-C4 buyers. March and April.
3 2t-Gf buyers. April and May 3 22-Gf
sellers. MAY and June. 2 2IGfT3 1894
value. June and July 3 2f4. buyers.
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NAVAL STORES.

CHARLESTON, S. e., Aug. 9.-TUR-
PENTlNE-Market firm at 4lc.. sales
none
ROsIN-Firm and unchanged, sales.
none
SAVANNAH. GA. Aug. 0-SPTRITS
OF TURpENRlNE-FiFm at 4fc. bid; re-
ceipts, l. lO7 casks: sales. none.
kOSIN-firm and unchanged; sales,
4llO barrels: receipts. 4,J45 barrels.
WILMINGTON. y. c.. Aug. o.-SPIR-
ITS OF TURPENrINl,-Stead al 46l.4
41c.. receipts. - casks.
ROSlN-F1rm and unchanged. receipts,
1913 barrels.
CRUDE TURPENTINE- Unchanged;
receipts a. barrels
TAR-Firm at $40; receipts, "A bar
rels.
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AGAINST BRYAN.
German and other Politicians Pre-
pare 10 Follow Crokcr's Lead.

Ex-senator Arthur p. German. OK Mary
land william H. Harr.ty, OF PennsylFa-
MIA. and l.. Victor Baughman. one OF Mr..
Germans most ardent champions, are az
the Fiah-Avenue Hotel. just from sara
tOga.
They attended the conference held on
Monday by the friends OF Augustus Van
Wyck. but an three declined TO discuss the
matter yesterday.
Tammany politicians IN town yesterday
said that Mr. German and Mr.. Harrlty
would consent 20 any arrangement look
Ing 20 the defeat OF Mr. Bryan and the l6
10 / Issue made by Mr. Croker. provided
other Eastern ana southern States Joined
In the movement
Mr.. Croker Is expected 20 arrive here
from Europe on Saturday. \ few or hls
staunchest friends Including Carroll
Delmour and Andrew Freedman. will meet
him AZ the steamship pier. II Is expected
that Mr. Croker will depart for Saratoga
saturday night and viii remain there nm
IN August 18th. when he will return here
ana testify before the Mazet Committee
New York World.
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Aug. 9.-FLOUR-
Unchanged
WHEAr-Firm: spot and month. 7ON
70ec. September. TlAa1lLc.: October.
~. 112lc.. December. 15Hc. asked.
Southern wheat by sample 6Z07li4c
an So,i,n,5bi a.i,9oe,t, Gn,l,r
3Gi &C.. November or December. new or
old 33h03Stsc. Southern white corn. 80
04Oc.
OATS-Dull and easy; No. white, 2S
d2Si4c
RYE-Firm. No. nearby. 52G53c.
SUGAR Firm and unchanged
BUTT Err and unchanged.
EGGS STEADY az 121Ql3c.
CHEESE Steady and unchanged.
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OPPOSED TO BOYCOTT.
Chief Arthur Says Cleveland En-
gincers Can sympathize or Not.


CLEVELAND. o., Aug. S.-Notwith-
standing tho fact that Grand Chief Ar
thur OF the Brotherhood OF Locomotive
Engineers. has shown DTS contempt OF
the boycott by riding on Biz Consolidated
street cars. two divisions OF the brother
hood On this city have sent money to the
strikers and repudisted Che action VI
Mr. Arthur. When asked to-day If De
had anything % say about the action Of
the engineers. Mr.. Arthur said. = have
nothing 90 say. The local brotherhood
can adopt resolutions from now until
Christmas u 90 wants 20. I am still ride
ing on Big Consolidated care. That is
good enough answer 90 their resolution.
The Big Consolidated continues to Ope-
rate am " i's lines with non-Iu.0n men.
the cars in many cases being well nlcl
with passenger. Philadelphia Record
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FINE PEACHES
MONROE MARKET. 4Ol west Grace.
THE APPETITE or A GOAT

Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose
stomach and Liver are out OF order. All
such should know that D1. Kings New
Life Pills. the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remedy gives a splendid appetite.
sound digestion and regular bodily
habit that insures perfect health and
great energy. only 25c. at owens & Minor
Drug Company.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 0.-Fair store trade
in cotton goods aud maiB-prder demand
fully up 10 previous average Tendency
Of heavy brown shestiugs and drills uu.
ward. Occasional lines -. higher -Four
yard sheotiug against buyers. Blcached
and coarse cO.Ored cOIOus firm. with
average sales. Print cloths both regular
and odds firm. with fair business in the
latter. Prints and guchams steady
Woollen and worsted fabrics firm In an
staple varieties. Silks quiet prices un-
changed.
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MARKET WAS
DULL. But FIRM
Sympathy With London Caused De-
preston at Opening.
BUT STOCKS MOVED UPWARD.
Later Under tho Lead Of Sugar aud
Some Strong spccialtics - Call
Money was Easier, Bnt Time
Loans still Held Firm.
BUT STOCKS MOVED UPWARD,


NEW YORK Aug 9-Ihcrc was nor
much in the stock market to-day pee
market sold on af the opening ODD i'tlI@-
ing, AID ou the heavy tone inpdf iea ~
sympathy with London sales ol 7ee'i ...'a
Tor London account continued i"-o"g on
q moderate scale. Ihc c"lmo.tL ii.e
ln London, ncFerthe.cse' oioppta 90 li''-
ton to-day. ahu sterling exchange m
Paris advanced but declined DOB Berlin.
There i3 H renewal of anxiety over iNt
IransFaal question. Wnich hAd IT'S CIT r'i
on foreign stock markets and was itr-
tor in thc reelected carly depression here.
bat tho local market resisted This down
ward tendency and was inclined Co move
upn ards before Tho end ri tho FIRST half
hour under The lead ~ Sugar and 300 s5m-
rafhN with an adcilonal rise m ino
MlnnoapoH9 an3 50. Louis sioc ks. lon-
s0Ndated Gas was strong and American
TOBACCO forged upward again. llt fHIN
DehF points. ana holdhk wen hr'r
The Cop sugar weakened before fho oHF
was over huf fhrre were enough iucf-
vidual stocks showed strength to MAIN
tain pretty firm tone. rofWithe t1Hdirr
the dulnCss later iu tha day.
some of The gains wore buIufh South
shore and Atlantic preferred i, United
states Leather STOCKS. 1i4 D4rh. oregon
Navigation. 4A Pacific 'o0ff Reading
Fnf chicago and i-'.i'In i''h
each. General Electric Hnl Colorado Fr0-
point each Afchie0u preferred ai-
vanced strongly iu Che ln'c d. .In-s
~" con- money raig or
uncer tho influence 9t oi'hg .."
noanons and S. Paul were said CO. be-
lending roucv here and 'Nnr' IONS mi
opinion from financial tAiI erlN.- I'D .l
Car0 ae to The plon'fude oi money In''o
had % reassur.ng eject W.hiIc. Chi,caro,
is hrrinc commercial paper in ~" lnf"
country banks throughout tae West arc
faid 90 Doe buying paper r. 'hicdAn
Tho rates for time loans ana for COM.
incfciui paper wen. N." .i' i
The call loan department. a N'.. genius
of q fraction lu the rate NJ sterling ok
change was O. reelection OF tne ieNseIltd
anxiety over tho money oulonh l.A
change has recently been tending per
teutv downward. notwithstanding tne
DEAFNESS of money n London on ace
count Of thc teusio here.
Gold imports have up 90 io-oaF se'INg'
tho olv recourse against money 1'ill
ronoN here ln clee " large demands if1u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

International Paper pfd... .....~ TsE
taclcdo Gas ........ ..s.+-. '.+''.. V,r7
National biscuit 49,. ''''''. ,5 81.
National Lead ......... -.-.......-- 5vi<
National Lead pfd..... ............. III
National Stcei .... ..'.'. '.'.'''.. ossys
Now York Air Brake .........-.... W.
North American ...... ........'..'. IA
Pacific Coast ....-....-. amman. %
Pacific Coast ist pfd...... ........ 81
Pacific Coast "a pfd ............-.. ~
Pacific Mall ...... .'.s.''' '''''''' -
Peoples Gas .-..+. ........ .'..... t@-lft
Pressed Steel Car ............-.... 1ir2
Pressed steel Car pid....' .''.'''' eose1a
Pullman Palace Car .............. Jos
standard Rope and Twinc......,.. ~
Sugar ........ ........ .-.....-...s lo-ef
sugar pfd..- .....- .-.-.s... s.'...'' L'I2
Tenn coal ana Iron. ....''.'.'.'.'' - -.
United States Leather ........... tx
United states Leather pfd........... 731s
United states Rubber ............. Ola
United states Rubber ptd... ...... 1l52t
T.. g. G.. and 81. Louis............. cos
BONDS.
United States 2s. reg, ex-int...... 1ool5
United States 3s. reg............,.. lVoA
United States rs coupon ..+........ luoll
United States new -, reg.......... lZ.t4
United states now 1s. coup........ I-.'.t
United States old As, rcg........... ll234
United States old SIS. coup.......... ~
United States 5's, reg.-... ........ Ills
United states BE- coup. 1890. ilfs
District OF columbia 3.6J s, eN-int... llt
Alabama (Class A) ................ lV9
Alabama Wlass IO ..... .......... lVJ
Alabama (Class % ...... ......... lOf
Alabama currency ........ .....'.. "
Atchison general as :.... .......' Iyl,+
AtChls0n adjustment As ..... ..... eyb2
Canada Southern DIS ..... ........ TO- TO-,
Ches and Ohio fi4s ..-...........' .Vtf
Chos and Ohio SIS ..........-....... Iis,2
CAl and a. IS. Con. as ........... 1872
w. J.
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Hamburg Steak. s Cents.
MONROE MARKET. 40l west Grace.
HE FOOLED THE SURGEONS.

All doctors told Renick Hamilton. OF
West jefferson. O.. after suffering elgh-
teen months from Rectal Fistuia. he
would die unless costly operation was
performed; but he cured himself with
five boxes Of Buckien's Arnica Saivc. the
surest Pile cure on Earth. and the best
Salve IN the World. p cents a box. Sold
by Owens * Minor Drug Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. Aug. 9-Thore was q day
Of covering by shorts in wheat and the
result was an advance of i70ac. ln Sep
tcmbcr auad almost as much in the dis
tant futures. Strong cables disappoint-
ing threshine returns and expectations
of buIIIsh Government report were
factors. Coarse grains were also strong
corn and oats each advancing about &c.
Provisions lost am early advance aud
closed pa0l0c lower
Tho leading futures ranged as follows.
Omen. High Low. Close.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

NORFOLK. VA. Aug 9-PEANUTS-
Farmers stock-tancy, 4c.i strlclly prime
ss,0Esc.: prime. 3izc. ordinary, 3g34c
pound. Spanish. 81 per bushel.
PETERSBURG. VA. Aug 0.-PEA-
NUTS There are 10 changes ~ che pea
nut market
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

CHARLESTON. $. C., Aug. "a par
eel of 80 bushels. the first of the new
crop OF rice, was received here this morn
ing from Ashep0o Coloton county. 'rhIs
Is unusually early the first of last years
crop having been received on September
10Th.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond. Va. Aug. 0, 1900.
Sales on the Tobacco Exchange to-day
ranged as follows.
IN packages .....s .s.'.'''''f ~'spkS o'Ny
81 packages ....s... ..ss..s+* oOpp wv
packages 1880. ........ iV-oH lhCO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

nac,aros ....... 1900 800

3 packages .....- --....'''' io"'p iooo
ceahrools's Crenshaw's. Shockoe. Stone
vail AIlerhany. and old Dominion ware
To,,ses today report: Receipts. co hogs
heads. deliveries. 20 hogsheads.
T'obacco inspections to-day were 1s7
hogshesds and 80 tierces dark
Internal revenue collections to-day:
Tobacco .......- ......-@ --''f . - -
Cigars .......- .''''' ''''''''''' ''''' 81
Total .... ....... ..'...'..' .Sl4,3S2 50
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.

Atchlson ...... ........ ............ rs
atcmeon pi~ .--.' .'''''' ''''''''- "a
hai..'.'oi' ,-''' .......... 5a4
t..u4.... Southern. ............... do.4
central falluc .......... ......-... ca
U.. .tno t5.ID ........... ........ -tis
d D.....a,o tfreaL IS e-leru ......-.. ... Do
an. Iur. and quincy .............. 1o4
Chi, lud. auo L.-... .......-''''--''
chi, lud. ana d. plo'' .''''''''''''
CID. ANA last lll....- ..''-''''''''
lAl. auo North" esioih ........ '''' IV'.-
lui. ROCK Island ana racine '..'' -''
e.. g.. g.. ANA ST. loui7-'''-''-''' ''
colorado southern .-..+... ++++++t' a.. h
COLORADO s04tueru lst pid......'''t' 1'f
Colorado Sou,ucIu ID uld.....''..' ,i.t.-
l,.l and hudson ..... ...-...''.-' l-''A
bel. Lack. ana Western........... 1''
Dcu ana RIO G....--.. ...'-...-.- -'.s
Den aud 1910 q. pid..... .-'.-.-'' "a
Erie .....-.. ...-... ...... --'---'''
Erie lst pid.-... .....'. '-''-''''''' 40
Great northern pld..... '.'.'''''.' 1D'
ltuctus coal ........ ....-.'.-.''' ~
HocAug Valley ..... '.....''''''' 49,
Illinois Central -.--.. ...-.''-'''''' -
Iowa central ......-....t'. ''''''''
Iowa central pia .....+-. .'''.''''' ''-
r fIfv Pits and Gull.......... LEA
i>1Is f.ile ANA Western .....,....'. --i'i
Lake IfIe and NJ trtcii Itu'''''''' ..iiL
Lake Shore ....-..- ss'.'.''+ ''''''' 80
louis. aud Nasl..... ...t.''.''''' go
Manhattan Ia .... $500 .''''''''' tt.-,',.t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
HAMPDEN. SIDNEY COLLEGE

The one hundred and twenty~fourth
session viii open Weinesday september
13tu For catalogue apply 20
RICHARD MfLWAiNE. President
Hampden-S.dney. Va.
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Hamburg STEAK. y Cents
MONROE MARKET, 40l east Grace.

but not the tree" When disease has be-
come chronic and deep seated Il IS often
difficult 20 cure II. That IS tho reason
why IT is best 10 take Hoods Sarsapariila
when disease first shows itself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

MISS FLI.ETTs SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
mo east Franklin street. Richmond. Va.
From kindergarten io college Careful
attention t0 little children This school
win reopen THURSDAY. september a.
800 auto
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
gAHAGl pH. NAc0H wqmaq', coIIege:

Riuc'n ScAoiarshiys sod loan flnds or special
cases Modem buIldiugl aud ppiIauros tgar itpQr-
at0ras bfefy, gYGnhslnu a.. gIassgi NItt IL brst
In o. Isl byU Comr R1nCn lsss kep0r p lfi4l.
Ws ". shlgH. 4. ~, LIB. Prsti, igncHbufs, VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

Opposite Monroe Park Richmond. Va.
35th scsson--scpt ~ to june -0. 1900.
UNIVERSITY and COLLEGE, degrees,
diplomas. and mcdais.-Recont reports.
zoos on University Exams
UNIV. of VA-lsg31l-i Deg So - DIP s.. .
TWO of tho FIVE N. As 1851
Deg uh. ID. d B. A., "a Dipls.
RICH COLL.-lsoJ-t-3 D.gs. : Dpls,
% Mdls. lhT-S-L Digs - D'pls 1 VI az.
tokNELI.-Ouc repg tive. all exam b.
ANNAPOLIS Present distrt incumb AZ.
WEST FDfNT-CompctF dppofutfnt
PRINCIPAL at home after Sept 5th.
Catalogue. with complete C0llea- Rec
orl Teachers Course. system, etc. at
book and drug stores or hy application
to A. a. INQUIRE. 20 Chamber on COM
mercc, or t0 John r. INQUIRE.
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Second high water ............ 3;Ol 4. Nj
PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG o, 1890


PORT NEWPORT NEWS. AUG. o, 1890.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Sorrento. New York.
Steamer Manhanset Norfolk.
Steamer Obi. Galveston.
Schooner Thomas A. Ward New YORK.
Schooner III. Weaver New Haven.
SAILED.
Schooner " r.. n. G. Dow, Boston.
Schooner clara a. DOnnell, Boston.
Steamer Obi. Hamburg.
PORT OF WEST POINT. AUG o 1899.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Danviie. Boyd, Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danviile. Boyd Baltimore
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Thursday. August 10. 1899.
| admitted, 1871.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-10

HOGE MILITARY ACADEMY. BLACK
stone. Va Excellent equipment and site
uati0n. Five experienced teachers from
best universities ANA colleges Lowest
charges in South for advantages Stu
dents take nigh rank iu best colleges.
Flfty-page illustrated catalogue.
REV. II. f.. EPES u. D..
t29 Pre-. ifeuf.
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HOODS PILLS are the. fayOrlte family
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UanNlIIHl u Huhl " I1TI.
Larger receipts and slightly increased
aof.vifv but no material change in
prices sales lasted two hours and
half Quotations.
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Amer Tob. co. pfd........lOO l40 o..
Amer. TOb. Go. com........D ll1 ....
West End l.. a. Imp. Co... % 24l4
Va-Caro. Chem pfd.......l0O 1l2i4 1884,
Na-Caro. Chem com......lC0 -
Quotations are Tor bonds maturing IN
not less (han ten years.
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l. aW School.

IIIE SHU0OL OF LAW ~ Hl'H-
MOND D0LLEGD oflrrs superior legal
training iu Che most favorable environ
mont Th-ee professors Annual tuition
Boo Junior Glass. $50. BOO both classes. SO.
Good board as cheap a- $50 month.
Session opens September ID For cdta-
loeue. address
PROF ROGER GREGORY.
Lester Manor. Va. 0r
pESlDENT F W. DOATWRlGIfr
au5 Richmond. va.
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UTTII| TTTTTIT ID W '-'''' y '''''I
New Virginia timothy.
>-o o ....... 20 df2OO
v-irvi,ia r1fvad No L.. 900 lf1OND
clover. Virginia ......... nominal
ola hay 500 higher.
COMPRESSED ..... ..... $50 n 500
T.oosc-pr large bales GOO
Palel .......... 500 n $50
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-11-03
WEDDING BELLS.
Frierson- Hendley.

Miss Bessie Hendley and Mr.. John W.
Frierson, were united in marriage yes
terday morning at o clock at the home of
the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs f. }.
Hendley, on West Seventh street. The
wedding was quiet home affair; only a
few relatives and friends being in at
tendance to witness the happy event.
The ceremony was pronounced by their
pastor, Rev. f. b. Webb. After CON
gratulations had been said, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frierson left on the south-bound train
for pleasure trip to California, where
they will remain several weeks. Mr..
Frierson is one Of Columbia best known
men; man of wealth and culture, gen
orally known and universally respected
for his sterling character, strict integrity
and kindly disposition. The bride, who
has known no other home than this, for
the attractive charms of her person and
the sweeter graces of her disposition
and the womanly traits of her strong
character, is loved and admired by all
who know her. May the sweetest pleas
ures of life attend them both.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-11-03

TIms,,av morning at IL O'Clock in the
Cnrisfia,, Church. AIR. " Grant Purdy
ana Hiss Arnctta Dickeiman were uni
ted in marriage, Elder } p S!ayden Of
ficiating. The groom's home is in War
ren. Pa, and the bride formerly lived IN
Ohio, but has been living at Little Lot,
Hickman county, for a short time past.
Mr.. Purdy arrived in the city Tuesday
from Pennsylvania, and Miss Dickel.
man. accompanied by friends, reached
here Wednesday. when arrangements
were made for the Wedding.
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J. ROSENTHAL.

We have not had any very cold
weather yet, though there's touch
of autumn in the ARA suggestion of
cooler days to follow.
Thrifty people anticipate their
needs. Our store is full of the right
ideas for the autumn and winter
season. There's value in every item,
sincerity in every price.
For this week we offer a few more
of those popular PLAIDS at about
20 per cent less than you would guess
the price. Money savers, every one.
An opportunity presented itself
The manufacturer needed the CASH
and offered to close cut six lots OF
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1899-11-03
AROUND TOWN,

Will Matthews has moved his family
to Columbia.
The street sprinkler has ceased opera
tons for the season.
Work on Mrs. Giants new building, on
School street, is being pushed rapidly.
Phosphate ANALYSED by f. 6.
Smith at the Atheueum. If
Mr.. j. 7 Bats and family have moved
from Timmons TO Columbia,
Ben Lipscomb is sick with fever at the
home of his brother, Esq. 7. f.. Lips
comb, on South Main street.
Some thief stole a set of buggy har-
ness belonging to Dr. j. c. Williamson
from his stable last Friday night
Frank Sheddan, son of DR.. Sheddan,
had his knee painfully wrenched Friday
afternoon while playing ball at the pub
lie school.
Give your orders to SEAvER e.
SWEET If you want first-class work.
If
Mr.. w. M. Davis has disposed of his
stock of general merchandise at Lasea,
and will soon open up family grocery
in the Grigsby house on the north side
of the square.
Messrs. p. f. Linville and j. M. A.
Sniden, of the Otis Elevator Co., Chi
cago, are in the city. These gentlemen
will put in the elevators in the new
buildings on the corner of West Seventh
and Garden streets.
We will do all work given to us
promptly and In the best of style
If SEAvER & SWEET.
Mr.. j T. Bats has opened up grocery
and meat market in the Shirley block in
West End.
The relatives of Richard Miller, who
had been i'll with typhoid fever at San
Francisco, have received letter stating
that he is still in critical condition.
Capt H. L. White has accepted po-
sition as foor-walker for McKennon,
Anderson & Foster.
See Payne " Britain if yon ex-
p ct to buy monument, he ad stone
or any cemetery work. If
Mr.. Sam Carerten, who is with rela-
tives in the Spring Hill neighborhood,
continues in i'll health.
Miss Fletcher Fariss has been APP.
pointed substitute clerk and w. A.
Wisener substitute carrier at the Co
lumbia postofice.
Catalogues of Figuers & Padgett's
great Jersey sale will be ready by mex
Monday. The sale of 80 COWS, heifers
and calves will be on next Friday. 1t
Bruce Leneave has been on the sicl
list several days.
The daughters of the Confederacy viii
meet with Mrs. II. G Evans Friday af
ternoon at p. m and full attendance
is requested, as business of importance
will come before the meeting.
Remember the meeting of the Chambe
of Commerce tomorrow night.
Don't fail to attend the great sale o
Jersey cattle by Figuers & Padgett mex
Friday at the Columbia stock yards; 5
head will be sold. 1t
Messrs. Figuers & Padgett will sell a
auction at the stock yards next Friday
tifty-fve head of fancy-bred Jerse,
cows, heifers and calves.
Tormentor. CONAN. Fancy's Land
seer, Bison Bell and Ethleel ID, ar
world renowned Jersey cattle. Fifty
f five head of the descendants of thes
t noted animals will be sold by Figuer
& Padgett to the highest bidder mex
; Friday, NOV. 10th, at Columbia Stoc
, Yards. Here is your chance to get tn
foundation stock for herd. 1t
Mr.. w. j. Embry was taken suddenl
i'll in 7. n. Figuers' shoe store this al
ternoon, and was rendered unconsciou
for awhile. At our hour of going t
? press, he continues to improve.