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Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-11
SLEEPING CAR sEEyICE

Nos 81 and 33-NEW YORK AND FLOR
IDA LIMITED. Solid NCS'ibu!cd Train %
Pullman DrawingRoOm Sleeping Cars. Oh
servatiOn and Compartment Cars, and Dining
Cars running through without change between
st. Augustine Fla and Now York, via Jack
sonVllle, Savannah, Columbia, Charlotte and
Washington Pullman DTawing-RpOm Sleep
Ing Cars between Aiken and New York, con
ne"ilnR with this tram at Columbia, for the
accommodation OF Augusta and Aiken travel E.
Excellent daily passenger service between
Florida and New York.
Nos 3. and tS-W ashington and Sout uthwestern
Limited. Drawing-Room Buffet Sleeping Cars
between Augusta and New York. Solid Yes.
tibuled train with dining cars and first class
coaches north OF Charlotte
Pullman drawing room Sleepin cars between
TAMPA, Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington
and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond.
Pullman drawing.room sleeping cars be-
tween Greensboro and Norfolk. Close connec-
tion at Norfolk for OLD POINT COMFORT,
arriving there in time for breakfast.
Nos. - and 3}-U. s. Fast Mail. Through
Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping cars be-
tween Jacksonville and New York and Pull.
man sleeping cars between Augusta and Char
lotte. Dining ears serve all meals enroute.
Pullman sleeping cars between Jacksonville
and Columbia, cnroUte daily between jackson.
vile and Cincinnati, VIA Asheville.
fFHFN THtT5 ~ : : T&0N s0. Mgr i II NJ Washington.
W. \ TURL :. II. HARDWICK,
.rr-'On. q. !. A., Atlanta.
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Registration Notice.

NNHE PUBLIC will take notice that
i the Registration Books will be
open, at the Courthouse, for the reg
lstration of parties entitled to register
under the constitution, on the 1st
Monday in each month, until 30 days
preceding the next general election.
w G.. A. PORTER,
Chairman Board Registration, Lam
caster ounty, J. :. Dec. 6, 1898.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-11
w. B. F. LgURs.

A Trrpid Liver causes Depression of
Spirits, Indigestion, Constipation,
Headache. Use DR.. Nj. A. Simmons
Liver Medicine to stimulate that or
gan.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-11

MonStruatiOn made Regular and
Painless, and Pains IN sides, Hips and
Limbs cured by simmons Squaw Vine
zine or Tablets.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-11

Used during Expectancy, Simmons
Squaw Vine Wine or Tablets cheer
and strengthen Mother, Shorten Labor
and Rob Confinement of its TerrOrs.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-11

Dr.. VI. 4. Simmons Liver VI rdicni
Clears the CompleXion, gives Ruoyan-
cy To the Mind, cures Headache, Regu-
lates stomach, Bowels and Liver.
Lancaster enterprise. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1891-1905, 1899-04-11

which resulted in q verdict to
the effect that the deceased came
to his death by pistol shots fired
by j. O. Preacher and Arren
Preacher. The Preachers re.
mained in town, and when they
learned what the verdict was j.
@. and Arren Preacher went to
the sheriff, gave themselves up
and were taken to Jail.
Just as the firing between the
parties mentioned above ceased
. single shot some distance away
was heard. Upon investigation
it was found that Elmer Newton,
a colored man, had been shot and
was dead. 1t seems that Newton
heard the firing, and thinking the
town marshal was in trouble aud
probably Y needed assistance, took
pistol and went to his aid.
When he had nearly reached the
scene Of action his SON took hold
OF him and attempted to take his
pistol. In the scufIie Newton's
pistol went off and killed him in.
stantly. The coroner's jury rem
dered verdict to the effect that
he came to his death by his own
act.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Rrunsnn s q Arr;l o-Ios,
nigbt at about 9 o,clock a fue,Iads
of nistoI shots IN r.n,a .uccessio,
was heard and il was 500, dow
elonad that = ri,chca b,,tI. y,.
beins rou,ht IN fho styaa,s T.,
tw.an Jamae prs.cbar CharI,.
Pro.cbsr and Arr.p preocbo,
hrotbers. ON the on. s,do and
Georpe Reid Mack Reid James
Reid hro,bars and Josanh Con.
nelly. ON the other side
AsaresuIt G,orya Ra;Jisdaad
Mack Reid is nrohohlv woundel
.Joseph C,nnc,lv is ssr,ou.lv
voundnd and J,mas Preacher
slightly wounded in tn. hand
II apDe,rs that a nayro farm
hand emnloved bv G.oroe Raid
was subscoventIv emoIov.
ed bv fine Preachers and
bad feeling was rnrendered there
by. Yesterday evening the Ried.
went TO the Preachers, residence
on this marter, some hot words
were passed. Later IN the night
the two parties met at the busiest
corner in the town; and an alter.
cation ensued between Georoe
Reid and James Preacher. and
in an instant weapons were drawn,
and general fusilade of abou,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Gin 0pfrr Ors pdtrintismus.

Gin &Uuimaun aus Der Yropence,
Der Iib duf elmer GjeI6Gitsreiie befnno,
ilbernudtcte in elmer tleinen Staot,
etlpa. lehs Stunocn bon SDpn entierut.
Sn Der Nadt crluGtte er uno tpnutc
niht glei6 pieocr einlhlaien. ga b0rte
er plObli6 in Dem 3immcr ncbcndn
geoGmpite Stimmen. Neu9ierig, jeood
obne ir9eno etluas &OIes al benton,
le9te er oas Sbr an Die 3niidentbilre
uno belauidte nun Die l%lnterbaltun9
,peier Wdnner, Die oaprn banoelte, oaB
binnen &urscm ein 9cmiiier Tamriens
Den &onig Suopig Den 6~ilniSeDntcn
ernlOrOen iOllc.
Ter &auImunn ais trerer Yatript
bate ni6ts Giligercs III tDun, ais 9leid)
AM na6lten Miprgen in allet 6riibe
na6 Varis gu reiien uno iih bcim
YoliSelllcrtcnuut Scrrper meloen al
laiien, Den CT ichO6 ni6t antrai.
Saruuibin ihrieb q i'm Dor leiuer
Nbrei'e einen Brief, NORM er ibm oas
@eborte dusilbrli6 mittbeilte, nber in
Der Gorge, OaB @errper ieinen griei
fir cine Disqualification balten Tonne,
tebrte er nObmals ndh Earis ,urild,
UNI ieinen Namen UNI g3oDnort Dem
geamten a~niu0eben. gerrper i6entte
Den Geoen oes brapen Wannes niht
Den re6ten Glaubcn uno trai besbalb
audi nur meni9e TOr'i6tsmaBre9eln.
Sie 6Ol9e bappn mar, oaB oas &C.
plante Gttentat ungebinpert ltattiinoen
tonnte. bod ebe Der Saufmann in
ieine Seinlatb Suriitgetebrt mar, bate
Der Woroer 'ein Wteiler auf ben &Dni9
geSildt, ibm leop6 bios cine unbeoeu-
tenoe @unoe beigebra6t. Scrrpcr ingte
lid nun, oNB Der 0Sarner niht rubi0
ilber Die Oeidi6te iein pilroe, uno oaB
er CSerrper) auf oieie g3eiie ourh ieine
Nd6ldlligteit um ole Gnaoe oes So
nigs, iOluie mn icine cintrGgli6e Stel=
lung tcmmen t0nnte. Gr i6ifte oes=
6alb unperSi9lid einen &rmmiIidr uno
mebrere SGIber aui Die SunoliroBe
mad SOon, Die Der &auimOum Su pal
iircn bate. Ter llnglijfI;tc wuroe cr=
griiien, 9eicilclt, g%etnebelt uno mad
Der Guitille 9cbrOht, no er niGt pcni=
ger ais IS Sabre l6muhtctc, al3 Elm
Spier icines Yatriotismus. Grit l775,
ais Der cole W~SalcsGtrbes lid mebrcrCr
Der in Der %oitillc gciangencn pOli=
tiihen Tcrbrc6cr annQGm uno lire
6rciluiiun0 upirtte, i6lug aud ijir
uuiereu &Doncr Sauimum Die &ts
freiunQ.Itun0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Mnapucs Entfommcn.

Santbare Worte, gelhrleben pom
Noa Is. Nart aus @roton, e. ,.
sd wuroe pon elmer beiti9en Grtdlz
tuu0 beioQen, Die AMI meme yungen
i6lpg; Nuiten begann uno urtcte in
Z 6pin6iu6t aus. Bier 0octor.n
soben mid uui unb ia9ten, i6 tonne
mlrmebr cine fur;e !3.it lebcn. Sd
iiber0ub mid meinem GrlOler, emit
i6loiien, wenn i6 ni6t m.br inter
meinen 6rcunoen ani Grben leben
t0nnte, NIT meinen obwelenoen pu
oroben pereint III lein. Weinem Sat.
ten muroe u%u9eratben, Or, Sings
Nem DISCOVERY SeSeu Sdwinoludt,
6uiten uno Grtdltun9 81 bolen. Sd
perludte eS, nabm I'M @anSen adj
Slai6en. IS bat mid sebeilt, mn
@ott lei Sunf, i6 bin 9erettet unt
elm %9eiunoes @eib." gerludsflaider
irei in W. s. Subn's N%potbete, Res
9uldre @roBe so Cts. unb 81. @a:
rantirt oser Preis surideritattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
05rmiitl1lid1.

Saintef SG,,Uurw aus Sarnopot
reiIt nu6 g9ien gum Gintauf, beiu6t
seri6ieoene Grobbnnolunssbduier unO
tommt aud in cinc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nieoerluge, NO er leinen geoarf on
S6nittmaaren oedt. Gr iu6t cine
bubble QnSabl bon grtiteln aus, pdblt
bies uno oas, uno ldBt bel i6m 9iinitig
f6einenoer @ele9enbeit Elm Subenb
Seioentui6entii6er in ieinen Satan
peri6winoen. Ser &ommis, Der i'm
beoient, bat ben SOr9an9 9anS gut be-
merit, tbut uber niht oersleiden, ions
bern Itellt Die Seioentii6er ais lebten
Pplten auf bic &e6nuns, bic er mad
beenoeter @usipabl Dem Saufer iibers
rei6t. ,@as limb oas fir Seioen.
tii6er?" ira9t Serr Sbrwurm, nod.
benz er bic ein,elnen He6nunsspoiten
nit Der sinsetauften @aare persliden.
,9as Iino, Id bite erpioert Der
aommis. Die Seioentl&er. bic Sic
ein;uiteden beliebt baben. "-.Sie Gau.
Isr. Sie!" iast Obrwurm uno brobt
bsyitdnonibinnis nit benz 3eissfinser.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Nrnm; Sebrpber,
(Radicl9er Son Sunitiser Il 60

@dbreuo hires Sabre 'lan9eu 8eitebeus
bat iih oieie Slelihba1Oluug inter tbren
friiberen Wtaudaement beltenS beiudbrt u1o
benz @eiddite ben alteu, bepdbrten 1uteu
8erui Republication, lna itets IN meinem
Streben. Sct mir miro nlIr Die allerbeite
Naore sernoe 10 biut9 p~eriauit ais man
S%onltluo iir 6leiih BON 9erinaerer Gualitdt
heSablt, uno Die Neoleuur9 meiuer auuoeu
freeu mo suuortommeuo. SeaIihe Sleiifp
prten iiuo ltets bel mir iriid uuo laoen gum
aauieu etn, 10 bah ielbit Der sroBte 6ein.
ibmeder, ipeuu iraeuoiuo, oaun fiber BET
mir beirieoigt plro. guh serGuhertes
Sleiid lit tets porrdtbia uuo Seidret Iit
burh ietnen 9uten @ei6niad aus. &iiriie
Der psrihieoeniteu Sorten peroen bel mir
aeihnadpoQ semaht, uno iuer INNER In
28urIt etnen 9uten Siiien 9enieBeu nil. Der
fauie hei uus Inner MOTTO beim &nufen
beS Biebs ipie beim 8erfaufen oes 5leiibes
1T ltets ben Broiit in ebrliher @eiie nit
uniereu 8unoen ~ tbeiltn. @er IN EeSua
auf aiide oas Relte ieiner 5amilie min, Der
made feline Gleiideinfdufe bel
l4'Smts Jran5 Sdrooer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Gin Glrihnib Dtr}uo Alias.

6crjog 2ubo, oG5 Qciijr6tctc gecrt=
;eug oc5 irauioiiihCn TCipotcn FDiltpp
ocs 3wciten, wurOc aud Der &0tbgcbcr
Der irau5oiiittn &Cgcntin &atborinu
oon N(eoiti, ais bel oieicr Der FlOn 81
Der 0rauiOmu llntbat Der Barrier
&lutbo6icit rtiitI. Sn elmer Inter
reouug bicriIbCr. ais @crio9 Nlbu an
GotbOrinos Seite zines Gugcs Our6
ben Garter oCs S6loiic3 BON MIDulius
itritt, NO Sui0llig i'm &eiber gGliidt
muroe, blicb Nlbu pl0tli0 ltcGCn uno
ocutctc, liitig icocs g9ort Nbmd9cnO,
uui oos gicB, o0s Die slider ans licr
Sp9er. ,&lu9c Seute, oic'e Slider J"
murmelte er ME I'M SelbItgeiprd6.
sic bcGalten uur Die geiungcncn %ud'c
uno 0ette sum NbIdlNdtcn - Ole
Sr0i6e luiien lie picoCr in Den Seib !"
rSbr ieio 5crltreut, SerSOg," inter
brad i'm berluunoert Satbarina BON
MeOici, lid p%erlan9e ni6t, Sure Gin
ii6t ilber 6ii6erei gu b0ren, ionocrn
Guren Gatb, pb Die Sdupter Der Su9e=
npttcn nit ben 5000 gepObnli6en DE
bellen idllen iollen ooer nidt."
alba oeutete wieoer auf Die Slider
uno iaote: r6iinitauieno 6r6ide Jim
ni6t 10 piel rertb, wie Elm Sa6stppf.
SrOibe fan9en lit unniibe Miibe, aul
Die SadIe tomnlt es AMI"
Gatbarina bat bas Glei6nib Ilbas
%perliunoen uno-beiplgt. Sn Der Sar'
tbolomdusna6t oes iplsenoen Sabres
puroen aud Die Sdupter Der Su9enot'
ten ni6t perihOnt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Snt,rtrr ,rrHreut.

Stations6ei gum prOieiiOr,
tpelder ioeben ansetommen): rGrpar'
ten Sic nod Semano'. Serr Yroiei.
ior2"-profeiior: .glein. ibid
mill nur benz auti&er eth Srintselo
s~L~~1a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18

Ole bG6ite Sterberate, I'm
gsrbdltniB sur Sep0lterungs3iTier, peilt
inter allen europdilden Staaten &ubs
LAMB auf. Sm Sabre 1897 tamen i'm
ruiiiiden Ieide nidt tueniger als &c..
000. 600 Grantbeitsf1lle Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18

Gutc ausrcoc. Ontel (Su leinem
ltuoirenoen 9ieiIen, ben er aui einem
@usIlu9e nit ieincm Iutomobil turS
Dor Der Staot triii): .@ber, 6riB,
iebt bit Gu taum einige bunoert
Sdritts eeiobrsu uup I'D trefie Gid
idon in einem @irtbsbaus tpieoer,
mas tbult Su oenn oa?"-Netfe Unit
Dem Wa6trus in Der Sano): .Selen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Bpslruft.

,@iiien Sic tein paiienoes Bud iur
meme gii6te, Die San9erin?"-nS eden
ten Sic ibr bod: Ser quite Son III
alien Gugeu ="
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Rrnrnl,lidJc ErrunnTdIntt.

Nmtsri6ter: Sic baben Dem
Suberbuucr bei'm RHuien einen Sii'6cl
Saure uus9eriiien. Warum tbaten Sic
bas2"-4n 9etla9ter sd pollte
nur eiu Nuoenten BON ibm
babeu"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Die Mai6inen einesGrie9s'
!6{ffes Der eriten Slalie tolten un9e'
FAIR 500, 900.
Hon Der AritGdlulr.

Ser9ecnt: .gta, &Obn, jeBt ein'
mai flOtt iiber Die Siiroc-oenten Sic,
bort orilben wdre Elm gutcs Gei6Git 81
MAIDEN !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
1rrhlii,ftt.

Mabame: ,9lui oieier gant bat
mir mein Wann eluige Siebe uno Sreuc
seifporen 30 It NJ d . d n:
,SQ-Oieie MGnnpri"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
@teper iteben mir
al Der Spite
$sS 49,

in Yubwoorcr, pom oenen mir 'oeben
cine uere uno irii6e NuSwubl erbnls
ten baben ais: uui9epubte SPITE, Spa
sierbate, Gators, &inocrbtIte rno
Otlbeu, S6leierltOiic, Spipsn unN
86nocr, mas 2luc9 sum 0llcrnieort9z
item Ereiic uertOuit mirO BET
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
ct. Martin.

Doctor ..Sarl. Bauer bat lid nab Orei'
iGbriaer Troris uuo eini0briaem Spitul'
oienit in Geutih,ouo nab Nmerita 9es
uanot unO IT'D in Ct Vtartiu n~ieoergeloi.
fen. Gr wiro ieoen Wonto9 @ormittae
in Spring Gill uno leoen Tonueritug
Noroeu IN GATE 6anru III iprebeu iein.
2e iWt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18

8ebratcne @epen 9elten,
nebcn Der Togclnelt=S uppe. in China
oils Die 9rObte Selitateiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18

9umber eriter Slaiie aler Sorten. Was
terial sum grridten BON ,3aunen. Sebt
lit Die 3sit burd 3duue ieiu Vropsrtp su
ibiiben uno unnotbieem Nerser usrjubsu'
gen. Nebit beitem Watsrial Die 3uiit.'
RING. bab mir @elb an euren Rehnuneen
iparen. 17-6mts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
SelD lit Der 6e6el!

gpsrn nan gcte drssrt. rtl NON iur edsitibt ftti
strds SGtts. t.riS PiF.rrtS EIbt1. 22tr sirds 5r
tiutu 7~df5uttu Nui.3 Btgf. rirc fh an 1intr %iursrllif
ger Shutttfrmiiiey EtHttr gne irir AZ ienen, Bet ttT
rif sds Tgttruff IN Berg dut Edgcn NH eds gi''
ftueit W ctuftt tuttt 'ur sat Ttui5tt gde slstr
,s ss,, t t,, ~ Ssu,5s,Sdrl Better y,n t''" y
fo5ufs ausratl an isir.n 8leisertUHsH t'is g~rrrltsis
Rur Iuy .ldifss Hr,ci.sr btblt'8r uue promptt 1T
rttls Sest,auH8 rssfttr;. Nliu 7sr'uttts tt
Yetters,
sac Ct. BtrmdtufruE' str StreterrmSifer .t2s1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-05-18
Clark pumber &c.,
ct. @crmaindrabr II. If. Aue.
ct. 6louO, Winn.

@er 8aumuterjol. Salt, Gsmeut, Bfa'
tier uuo 10 peter Der erit.u 6,te tduieH
mill, iprehe bel ms uor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-24

THEY'RE OFF AT AQUEDUCT.
Queens County Jockey Clubs Meet
Has Started.

New York. Oct. 2S.-The fourteen-dsy
meeting of the Queen County Jockey Club
began to-day at Aqueduct and a large
crowd was on hand Following is the sum
mary:
First Race-About seven furlongs
Queen of Song, to l, won, with Concord,
10 TO /, and 4 to /, second. and ordeal,
u to 1, third Time, 1:27.
Second Race-One mile and seventy
yards. Wait Not. to 1, won. with Vera
cious to 2 and to ), second, and Rare
Perfume, 4 TO l, third. Time 1:46.
Third Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Trillo 10 3 won with Myth, to ,,
and to s. second, and Free Lance to l,
third. Time $50
Fourth Race-F'ive and half furlongs
Smoke, 4 to /. won. with Mauvilla, TO >
and even, second, and Prejudice, s TO /,
third. Time LOS 2-5
Fifth Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Domineer TO l. won, with Claroba, 5 to
and even, second, and Lindula, to 1,
third. Time 1850.
Sixth Race-Five furlongs. First Whip.
10 to 5, won, with Dissenter. to l and to
l. second. and Uncle Josh, to l. third.
Time / :02 2-5.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-24
LETTERS ON COTTON.

New York, Oct 2S.-Hubbard Bros. &
Co say of cotton Our market to-day. in
face of good foreign advices. was disap-
pointing on refusing 90 maintain a mod
crate advance at the opening and slowly
declining during the morning. This an
pears to, be due to a disposition on the
part of outside holders 10 realize the
handsome profits which nave accumulated
during the past three months. No new
factor has appeared to influence the mar
ket toward a decline, except this temper
of the outside long interests Receipts are
light, both at the ports and in the interior
towns, with no indication of any approach
10 parity between the South and Liver
pool Abroad the spinners still hold to
their attitude of pursuing a hand-to-mouth
buying, believing the crop Is much larger
than any one on this side is willing 10 al.
nit. Business on the continent is re-
ported as improving. the advance I'm cot
ton having given merchants and spinners
an excellent demand for their production
Reports of improved crop conditions due
to favorable weather have added to the
disposition to accept profits The loca
trade is disappointed at the absence oil
outside demand in face of the light move
ment.
New York, Oct. 23-Murphy & Co. s cot.
ton letter says Liverpool advanced 1-32J
on spots and about lid on futures. Our
market opened irregular, but later on a
somewhat freer movement of receipts de-
lined 10 points. with local and Southern
bulls realizing. Business is not very broad
just now. though the market is feverish
and sensitive to any influences cropping
up. Europe continues to doubt the small
crop stories from the South and holds back
from purchasing, confident that she viii
obtain her supplies on a large basis. The
scale of receipts for the next two or three
weeks will, therefore, be watched with
much interest. Weather in the South /,
good for saving everything possible. but
the cotton people say il is mostly all pick.
ed. Europe has been a seller here to-day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-24
SPIRITS TURPENTINE DROPPING
MARKET TAKING ABOUT THE SAME
TURN 1T DID N 1850.

The Price Declines l. Cent, Closing
Firm AT ISL Cents-RoSin Quiet
and Unchanged-LOwer Grades Not
in Large Request Owing to Prices.
Cotton Closes Quiet and Inchang-
cd-LOcaI and TcIeGraphic Mar
ketS
Savannah, oct. 2S.--Tne most Interesting
feature of the market to-day was the drop
in spirits turpentine. which went off y
cent. the market closing firm at 49, cents.
In some quarters it was thought the price
would hold at Saturdays closing, owing to
The fact there is i good export demand,
but a weakness developed ana at The e ose
tie decline was reported on sales OF fair
ly good lot. In a way the marke. has TAX
en- about the same course il did when
the price last reached SO cents in 1889. At
that time the advance price slumped off.
whereas the decline in the present in
stance has been more gradual While it
was no. thought the price i'm this instance
would ho;d a great While, the op Mon was
freely expressed at the time that condi-
lions were favorable for the advance to
hold for some time. The demand is re-
ported 10 he good at present, hut as an
apparent downward tendency is establish
ed, none venture that the demand is sroug
enough to arrest it. Rosn closed quiet and
unchanged. There is a feeling that the
lower grades are marked rather high and
the indifference shown by buyers may have
a detrimental effect on prices Of these
grades.
The cotton market closed quiet and I'M
changed. Transactions were larger, how
ever, than they have been for several
days, Outside advices were not very en-
couraging. Ii seems that Liverpool spin
ners still hold To the policy of buying only
for their immediate needs on the belief
that the cotton crop viii be more than any
of the estimates. The wholesale markets
were steady and fairly active. The follow
ing resume of the different markets will
show the tone and quotations at the close
to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-24
Mr.. o'Connor and the MAYOR.

Oct. %, 1S99.-Editor Morning News: In
the article published in your paper yester-
day relative to inviting Messrs. Tamon
and Redmond to this city, you state the
Mayor wrote to the New York
committee that |, eX-president of
the National order of Hibernians
and president of the Catholic
Knights of America could not attend the
meeting at the Exchange last Friday. l
was not requested to attend said meeting
as the representative of any organization.
The Mayor had no right to allude in his
letter to my presidency of the Catholic
Knights of America in connection with the
object of said meeting. That is a fraternal
insurance society engaged in providing for
the widow and orphan, is composed of men
representing various nationelties, and
takes 10 part in the politics of this or any
other country. The A. O. H. always man
ifests an interest in the cause of Ireland
and will do what il can to crown ii with
success 1t may be so that some of our
people are not posted about Irish affairs
but there are a number who, like myself
keep up Herewith by reading every week
the Irish World and the Boston Pilot /
did not telegraph Mr.. Ford or any one else
to ascertain the political Affiliations of the
gentlemen in question. l had all the in
formation upon the subject that was nee
essary. No doubt said gentlemen will be
received in different parts of he United
States by some of our people. The lead
ing men, however, in our National FEEDER
alton do not approve OF the mission which
brings those gentlemen to this country
Why ! did not attend the meeting did not
concern the public. and IL Is not requisite
to explain same. There is no good reason
why ! should be given such prominence in
the newspaper article when / was not al
the meeting. and had nothing to do with
the affair at all. Yours truly,
p. j. O'Connor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-10-24
THE COTTON MARKET.
Day Closed Steady With Prices at n
Net Loss of q Ia y Points.

New York, Oct 23,-The cotton market
made poor showing to-day. regarded
from any standpoint. Around the opening
all signs pointed TO healthy trade condi-
tons and a substantial advance in prices:
but after brief period of steadiness bus
mess began to drag heavily, and soon
prices We're sinking rapidly under sheer
speculative neglect. Opening sales show
ed an advance of 10 points on
Saturdays prices Subsequent events
proved these figures To he top for the
day. with the greatest decline a matter
of points. During The first fifteen min
utes shorts, Wall street ana europe pur-
chased freely; New Orleans nnd the more
cautious longs sold. Even scalpers showed
hesitation later in the day with trading
at times practically at a standstil
Az the close the market was steady az
a net loss of to points.
New York. Oct %, noon.-Cotton futures
opened steady at tho advance; November.
7.O6c; December. 7.I5c; January TIC; Feb
ruary. 7.l9c; March, 722c; April 723c
May, Zoo; June 7.2ic; July, I26c; August.
7.25c; September 7O)c.
p. motion futures closed steady.
October and November. $3.50; December,
103c; January, 706c; February. 7OSc
March, 710c, April, 7.12c: May, 7l4c; June,
I15c; July and August. Tic, September,
6.91c.
New Orleans, Oc, 23-Colton futures
steady; October 6.7oc. bid; November. $50
az. Zoe; December 6.73d6 74c: January,
6.77d6. use; February. 6.S0d6 Sic: March.
6.S366.s4c: April, G.s666. SIC; May, 6S9a
6.90c; June, 69ld6 CSC; July, 6.92d6 SAC.