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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

A ball game was played al
Williamsburg yesterday between
the Chandler and williamsburg
teams.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

Up at what is denominated the
middle camp" of the water works
construction gang, the boys are
having great sport these days kill
ing rattlesnakes. The neighbor-
hood seems to be a favorite haunt
of the "pesky critters, as the work.
men "bruise the heads" of five oil
six of them daily.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

Rev. Leonard G.. Thompson,
state evangelist of the Christian
church, preached two very inter
esting sermons yesterday in Lo-
back hall. Mr.. Thompson is a
clear and forcible speaker and
holds the close attention of his
hearers throughout his discourses.
The meetings will continue all this
week excepting Saturday evening,
services commencing at 5 p. m,
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15
Military Bail.

Grand military ball, May 30tb.
in the opera house, under the aus
pices of Uniform Rank knights
of Pythias. Gibbs orchestra.
Tickets 81. 6Otld
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

The Jones Grocery company So
licits the patronage of TRIBUNE
readers in new ad. today.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15


Quite good sized audience as
sembed last evening at the Il. of
P. hall to listen to the lecture by
Prof. Gray on the subject ''The
Truths of Modern Spiritualism as
Compared With Other Moral
Teachers The professors talk
received the close and careful at
tention Of the congregation, and
frequent manifestions of apprecia-
tion and approval were given. AT
the close a nun Der of tests were
given by the professor, while under
control of his spirit guides, which
appeared to be quite satisfactory te
those receiving them. Another
meeting will be held by Prof
Gray at the same place next Sun
day evening.
For SALE-The Willard hotel
% rooms, unfurnished, we'll located
and suita BILE for rooming house
See Fitzgerrell.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15
Classified Advertisements.

Advertisements will he run in this depart
men' at the rate of II words in 4 issues for 10
cents, payable in advance: : 10, advertisement
viii be taken for less than 10 cent?. Here is an
opportunity to advertise at a minimum cost
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15
Z BIG z
OBARGAlNS -
The New York Store

Offers its customers this week
BARGAIN
NO. Ladies' Gowns made of
finest Lonsdale cambria. extra
large. handsomely trimmed in
inserting lace and embroider-
les all worth SI75. Sale
price $l.00 each.
NO2 Ladies' $500 Rochester
shoes for Sl.65.
NO 3 Ladies' soc and 40c tan
hose 30 gauze, fast colors, on
sale at 25c pair
NO 4 Misses and children's fine
gauze. fast black, silk en-
broidered hose, value 25c. on
sale at 15c pair.
NO 65c shirt waists on sale
at 49c.
All genuine bargains come
early for first choice at the
New York Store
Wholesale & Retail Dry Goods. Mems
Furnishings Shoes.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

Regular meeting of the Clerks
association tonight at McCandless
store
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

The Florence Crystal Ice com.
pany. Phone No. is AL. 33tf
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

See The New York stores ad to-
day. They tell of five big bar
gains.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

FOR SALE-Two lots. bearing fruit; good 5 rm
| frame, good cistcrn, price $50 Newkirk,
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

The Globes new ad is chock
full of bargains today Look it
over
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Firstc class, well patronized res
taurani aud fixtures complete. This office.
S}t6s
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

EOR SALE--Two lots. elegant 6-room brick d
L . small frames: nets S24 month price $50
Ncwkirk. agent. 52t6
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15
LOCAL NEWS
Just My Luck.

See a dogf There's ne'er stone to throw
Or stonai There's ne'er dog to hit. | trow
Or II, at once, both dog and stone view
1t is the kings dos-damni What can dog'
--OLD HINpoo Lyslc
Dol Go thy wsys and let the dogs alone,
Dogs need no pelting; stones need not b,
thrown.
Be thankful. lucky dog, siiate'er YOU do,
That some wretch Is not throwing stones al
You.
DNN De FoK.
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-05-15

| TOR SALE-iood up-to-date fountain pen
L for slUO. {. W. Thomas, jeweler, lo3 Main
| street. a3t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
hints are jonDIng at 81 d doz.

minis are Joining al 81 a doz.
Rhubarb is jobbing at 10c per ID. Egg
plants job at $3.50 per doz. Peppers jot
at 81 per crt
Lenten demand for fish is excellent
There has been good trade in progress
throughout the current month, and
values have ruled high on both fresh and
cured offerings.
The bulge in egg prices helps the fish
trade considerably. 1t tends to increase
the consumption of the latter, and rare.
ly is the call for fish more urgent at thi.
season than it has been Of late in this
market
Fresh mixed arrivals for the week have
aggregated nearly 9O0,O 900 lbs, beire
brought to port in Ga cargoes. Receipt
of similar character at Gloucester ag
gregate 762, 900 lbs
With the exception Of few barrels
from Nova Scotia the arrivals of sa'
| rackerel for the week have been from
Ireland. There We're 173 barrels report
ed. Prices stand strongly around STE
ais for these offerings, and some deal.
ers, who believe that the market war
rants an even higher quotation. are
holding out for more.
Smoked herring are in good supply an
sell for about Sdt9c box ex steamer
Canned goods are in fair request, al
| the advance recently noted on sardinc
| holds. For one-fourth oils the quota
ton is 81 G262.75 case and tkree-fourtl
mustards bring ST. 35Q25O.
Frozen herring are In fair supply, and
there is steady call for them for bait
! HOLSTERS have beeM scarce for some
time. Recent receipts have brought
about $40 crate.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

NEW 1ork, MaTcn l.
FLOUR-Receipts, 1O,7l2 barrels; exports
15,3ii barn els. Sales COCO packages. Exceed
ingiy dun with no feature save stoadness.
stralghts, 's3.6o@s.7o; Minnesota patent,
esota bakers, sS.lOu3.2J; winter low grades.
RYE FLOUR-The market was steadier;
good TO fair, S3.lJa33o' choice to fancy,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10000 bushels; ex-
ports, 9i90 bushels; sales, 1,jSJ,cUO bushels
futures, 10000 bushels spot and outport.
Spot steady; No. red, SdUS7c f. o. b. ailoat
TO arrive; No. l Northern Duluth, Sl.c
t. o. b. ailoat spot No. ! hard Manitoba,
toba. S2l4c f. o. b, afoat spot Options
opened steady and until weakened In the
afternoon by the bearish Thoman report
were fairly well supported on cable news
plants. The late market was inactive
and rather easy closing sc net lower.
~. closed 7Sc July, 7asP76'2, closed 76l4.
I COIN-Recepts. 1880 bushels; exports,
Si3,2 93 bushels: sales 10000 bushels flu
lures; 10000 bushels spot and outports.
Spot steady. No. ., H7sc, f. o. b, afoat
spot for new. Options opened steady with
wheat but eaSed off under reaaz.ng in face
Closed unsettled at lsc decline to NC, net
advance. May; 4llsQ il'sc. closed at h9sc;
0ATs-Reccipts, e2, 100 bushels; exports,
Size, No. white, S7lgc; No white, S6lac;
track mixed western. 35M3t12C track white
3n4lc. Options quiet.
| HAN-Quict Shipping, 4oaj0c; good to
liIDEs-steady. Galeston, 20 to %
pounds, G2Nl7c Texas dry, "a to 30 pounds
l2'ac. California. q to % pounds, loi2c.
WOOl-Market firm. Domestic fleece.
Ia 22c; Texas, l2ul5c.
LARD-Steady; western steamed, 81. I4
go. March, $50 nominal. Refined quiet.
PORK-Firmer. Mess. &gNtlO0l; short,
clear lO;0u12 80; family. $l0.501ll.Oo
BiITTER-rrm. Western creamery, lf
M2lc; do. factory, 12dlil2c; Elgns, dc
imitation creamery, l3lgM lSc State dairy,
1od2Oc; do. cl eamery, l@2lc
CHEESE Market firm, Large white
color,d 1O2iNllc; small colored. lli241l%ci
light skins, Sa9itc; part skins, 7AqSAci
iut! HEsn n56 ~ SSCtato and Pennsylvania
2&ErlAc; Western fresh 2S'ec Southern
POTATOES-Are steady. New Yorks
Sl.25l200: Long Island, SlOd2,25; Jersey
Sweets, H.75u275
TALLoW-steadler; city 5-lec coun'
-PETtSopLEUM-,steady; refined = y; y.
ss7$%5 fhIiadelphio and Baltimore $780, in
CoPPER-Quiet; brokers, 100; exchange
17A41sc,
CoFFEE-Optlons closed steady; w,
changed to ) points higher. Sales, 775l
BAGS including May, $40; July, si,55; Sept
S575; oct, s575Gf5.S0 Dec, $685.. Spot cof
fee, Rio dull; No. invoice. 6AC; No,
JohbinR, CSC. Mild quiet; Cordoya, 81 lac
SUGAR-Raw firm; fair seiir4Ag, Ssc
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
TEMPLE INJECT ME At THE TEMPLE MEET ME- AT THE TEMPLE MEET ME- AT THE TEMPLE

an at Winchendon, Mass, who admitted
that she took INSTRUMENTATION
Halligan OF Chicago offers to endow
Kentucky university with $500, 600
odd Fellows hall, business block and
dwelling destroyed by fire at Cliftondale.
Mass.
TUESDAY. FEE. %.
Roland r. Molineux under arrest,
charged with the murder of Mrs. Kate
j. AdaEss; dramatic end of ooroner's
inquest; experts and letter box man fur
nish damaging evidence--Filipino in
surgents to the number Of 5000 wish &c
surrender-The army reorganization
bill. with the German amendment,
passed by the senate--Physicians en-
tertain hope Of recovery Of Rudyard Kip
ling: patient held his strength well on
most critical day of his illness-Fali
River manufacturers grant full restora-
ton of wages 10 mill operatives, to 90
into effect April 3 neXt-The revolution
ct Bluefelds brought to an end-De-
etruction of Provincetown wharves
threatened bv the ice---William Cunniff
Of Boston dies from a fractured skull,
and Edward Yates is arrested on charge
of murderous assault--Democrats in
congress. at caucus, instruct minority
members to urge resolution declaring
against permanent sovereignty in the
Philippines; Joe Wheeler says wars are
popular-The trial of Senator Quay
postponed: attempted tampering with
the jury limited a as the reason-Hull,
Mass. officials plead not guilty to in
dictments charging them with receiv-
ing bribes--Two more deaths in the
10 y ,ls pi
and Roberts the latest victims-The
Pavonia starts from the Azores in
tow of two tugs for Liverpool
Kipling left pleasant remembrance
in Gloucester. Mass. where people are
anxious for his accomplishment
Roosevelt asked to testify before the
beef inquiry court--Reunion of the
veterans of ol-65 who have been mem
bars of the Massachusetts legislature
and state departments-Fra Clark.
the Maplewood, Mass. hermit, found
dead at his home-College wheelmer
who race Will be in class by themselves
Members OF the Ninth infantry tes-
tify before the court of inquiry in re.
gard to canned meat issued to the regi
ment.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH
German kaiser asks Uncle Sam to pro-
tect his subjects in the Philippines
Recorder Goff refuses to enjoin Colonel
Gardiner, at the request of MoiineuX's
lawyers. from asking for an indictment
Expert Carvaio withdraws from prose
cution. and says MolineuX did not write
the letters and Rome cor
respondent of a London paper says II
is feared the pope has pneumonia and
will not reGover-Physicians issue
bulletin indicating an Improvement il
the condition of Ny. EiDling--Ney
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

bedford manufacturers TO increase
wages April 3; Rhode Island mill owners
also to follow Fall Rivers lead--St.
Louis club suspended by National lee quo
magnates-Jack Bonner loses to Tom
my West on a foul a. the LenoX Athletic
club. New York, as he used oil of mus
tard on his gloves in the eighth round
DIR. Taylor's acceptance Of the presi-
1cncy of Brown university said to he
almost certain--Test of beef given in
number of plates of meat, cooked. hot
and cold, and enlisted men asked to tell
which was ike that used IN Cuba
state of Maryland presents a medal of
old and diamonds to Rear Admiral
chley--Windsor hotel. Holyoie,
lass destroyed by fire; loss estimated
$500 600; panic in the Opera House
arrowly averted-Powerfu influences
congress- arrayed against the MIC
raguan canal bin as an amendmsnr 10
ne river and haroor Sill--COnfereu
granite manufacturers and labor
lion committee OF Quincy Mass. dis
lived. and negotiations end strike Of
30 cutters Observation-Disclosures James
quilted of train robbery on first ball
3t-Steamship Moravia, Hamburg
or Boston. wrecked on Sable island, and
% race obtainable of her crew of As 70
Q men: vessel was worth $4,000 and
lad valuable cargo of merchandise
&C gorge Fred Williams chosen menu
Der of the Democratic national CONF
mittee in place Of Judge Corcoran by the
Massachusetts state committee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
THE WEEKS NEWS.
THURSDAY. FEB. 80

Outbreak of incendiarism at Manila,
ACCOMPANYING by fighting; casualties few
but property loss enormous--ruryi in
Russell murder case at Boston returned
verdict of guilty in the second degree
against John II. Chance, and acquitted
Arthur Hagan-Dr. DAILY on stand at
beef inquiry, but dismissed. to be re
called when those he accuses will be
present; commissary tells how beef was
urchased-Professo Salmeron tells
Sagasta that the peace treaty is the
most shameful recorded in history
W. J. Bryan accorded an enthusiastic
reception at banquet of the Virginia
Democratic association at Washington
--Eulogies OF the late Senator Morril.
of Vermont delivered in both houses of
ongress-Delegates from nine prep
aratory schools meet under the auspices
of Wesleyan university and form an
athletic assocation--The khalifa ad
vancing upon Omdurman with between
IL 00O and 20. 900 men-Sale of the David
Nevins estate at South birmingham
Mass, upon which nearly 81 900 900 has
been expended--Men of the Fifth Mas
sachusetts happy over the prospect OF
being mustered out of the volunteer
service-Governor Wolcott's receptio
at Boston a great success, 2601 peopl,
shaking his band-Second mato ~ tbe
steamship Bulgaria. at Baltimore, tells
of the sailing and nrobs hle loss NJ m.
vessel.
ERJDAy EEp "a
House attaches tho sanato hill, cro.t.
ing the rank of admiral for Dewey, tC
ma naval ,nnron,iotion hin vbich ,,.o.
;tself nas.ed nv tho bouse--Corpisb
In tho Adams noisonirs irouoet al N.,,
york occusses MoIiraaux of sa,1;rn
him hromo seltzar-Otis and HUGH,
worl,irg ,ilxe Troiaps az N,ril, no
t,,,os rionnad a daenar,to n,o,.an1o,,, :,
extorrinot. tho Americans which no,
-. sar ,,,.,ot.l,, fai,oa c,,a. 49,
loo willing IA turn NatharIahtnar -,
a,,o,aa "a au.t .,,ir,1Ia,. $780,. -. ~.
Dosto, au,ho,iti,s Inhn r.,.i,
braoLe tho 1OOo- ward s,vinoip, racord g.,
,rg tho distopce In ,en, 2s1-fsooards
Caparo, Gene, reocbas r.rino. T., III
,riunnbal iourrev 10 uoyon,n.
uou.ora = 7 on,r,, - Kou.a, Ci., A.,
tist oortossas iuSsn,ant a., go ooo T.,
oo,io,, for hraa,h az ,,r,o,,,i.. ~,
IL - c,hor;on ,o,,o,. $780,, a,,,.,
who d.oIar.s tbat ho ,orna t,,a
n,oirs ~ ,rdroo,s bara,nS,i+ .,
,,hoI ava danacos hrouaht INV ~,
ao,d Con- ,.iSnv aeoI1s, No., -.
,n-,a, y-S,s.r,er Cer,,,or;n roisaa
NJ. yo,.h. d.,,,,ao ,,.;,i ,ooo,, go GA
Ci,v I,hvsic,an cavtor ~ Molde,
Maes nrotsst. AGAINST a,,ssod discri,,,
,rat,on IN ad,ni.s;or ~ na,ian,s 20 has
,HI,aisA graor,nnt raochaa ~ nn,',
rrn,,,,. 80, n,eas,ro w.. ,,.,ioh ,o,.,
~, u.s. o, nno NO., Co.. t,,.o CO.,
a,ai Woaan annaars hororo has. ,,o,i,.
-, ~, fu 49, J
''"'N Civ S"P'"'H' '''N H''''"'S Va th'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. March |

New 1ork, MarVh T.
BEENES-Receipts, 257i. Demand fair;
prices steady for steers and cows. BullS
weak Steers medium to choice, $4,000
800; extra, 1913; oxen and stays. 81 loaf so:
bulls. 49, l5d4. 10; choice fat do. A50; cows,
2.Jon 100. Gable weak. Exports 595 cat
tie. " sheep and il9i quarters of beef.
CALN Receipts, 1873. Market OPEN
ed lower: closed SOC lower than Monday.
Closing quotations; Ncals, common to
prime. AO0U7.00; choice and extra cary,
81. 25Q7. 80: little calves, s3.3503.5O; fed do,
$30na3.jo; no Southern andWestern calves.
SHEEP AND LAM|SRc ceipts IA.
Sheep steady and in light supply. Lambs
opened steady to Zoe lower; whole market
closed weak. Common to prime sheep,
s3,Uu4.55; selected wethcrs. $500; lambs,
&.OUUJ6O: mainly $525u5.O.
HOGS-RcCeipts 5433. Market lower at
$i.lVd43o; inferior southern pigs sold at
s3,I5
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
THE COTTON MARKET.

IiVcrpO0I March T.
COTTON-Spot fair demand; pr es
steady; American midd ing. esd. Tie
safes of the day were 200 bales of which
so were for speculation and export and
included llio) American. Receipts, 1000
bales. including 20,700 American. Futures
opened quiet with moderate demand and
closed barely steady.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

Distressing Kidney and Bladder disease
relieved in six hours by New Great
South American Kidney Cure" 1t is q
ing promptncss in relieving pain in blad-
der, kidneys and back, in male or femae e.
Relieves retention of water almost imme-
this is the remedy. Sold by r, +. Stearns
& Co.. druggists. Burlington. VI.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

1t is almost impossible to dis
cribe and quote prices, so varied
are the grades and SO numerous
the styles, but will ask you to
bring in measurements, number of
doors and windows and let us
estimate the expense to you.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

Centrifugal. 96 test, 1850 mo-
lasses, l1-16c. Refined steady, No g.
TO- &c: No. II, 4 S-16 No IL, 4 3-l6; No, 10:
1 sis; No IA. 3-16; mould a. "a standard
q, As; cut loaf. 81; crushed, 81: powdered.
Bis; sranulated. &c; cubes. 5h, connections
ers a. A
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

Our saesroom and office in this building 1t is at
the head Church ST. All street pass the door, the
North Ave- cars the Essex cars, the Depot the WI
noosk cars Lakeside Park cars Howard Park and
South Union ST. all stop and start from the Temple
any wonder then that you often hear shoppers to
each other Meet me at the Temple, Il will be at the
Temple around O'clock 'Send all my bundles to the
Temple 81 will leave the Temple last car for Essex
Masonic Temple headquarters for shoppers and McMa-
hons China and Wall Paper Store always open for shoppers
in general and his particular arrive there start
rom there send your bundles there meet your friends
there select your wall paper there the cut glass
there get the price dinner there the close buy
ers from all over the State there.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET.

Boston, Marcn l.
BUTTER-Firm. Northern, 22d22lac.
Western, PC imitation. lJal5i2c; ladies, 10
Ql3'Ac.
CHEESE-Frm Northern, 1o34Nllc;
Western, lOl "a lie.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

We have been working for FIVE
years to get the best SIS Dinner
Set in the State. It's surprise,
look everywhere, get their prices,
then come to the Temple and we
will leave it all to you
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We have all the new shades in
reds, blues, greens, browns, in
stripes, scrolls. geomctrical. colo
NAL. and heraldic designs; also
vanished tile paper for bath
rooms, etc.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02

Wits LIZ: Early RiSers.
Two inn.GLa l''-i- 7h,s.
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Mcmahon, "PlG China Man. .
ANNUAL SPRING OPENING!
WALL
PAPER

We are selling large quantities
OF Wall Paper and Room Mould
ing to dealers and customers alike
because we give better values for
the money than elsewhere.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-03-02
IN HUB MARkETS.
Easier Tendency In Butter,
Vita Trade Light.

Stronger Turn In Cheese - Eggs Go
Downward beef and Pork Not Much
Chansed-Mutton Steady-Fair Dema d
For Poultry-Easier Prices on Potatoes.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-11-28
LOOKS FOR A BOOM.
Capt. Gresham Says Philippine Service
Has Been Rid of Objectionable Fea-
lures.

Sergt E. F. Larkin of the marine re-
cruiting office had distinguished WISH
tors yesterday. John Hogan, 81
year-old hero, wanted to enlist. His
age barred him. Hogan claimed to have
served in the British army, where he
was lance sergeant. The brunt of
many hard campaign in India had
fallen upon his shoulders. AS proof
of his military record, and to substanti-
ate his claims, Hogan went through a
bayonet drill that, in the opinion of DR..
]. E. McGourty and Sergt. Larkin, was
never equalled in artistic finish,
A Scotch highlander, 20 years old,
also applied for enlistment. He claim
ed to have served in the Soudan under
her majesty's direction. He had not
been naturalized and was refused. Three
other applicants were turned down for
general unfitness. Sergt. Larkin ex-
poets an order daily which will summon
him to Boston or Brooklyn for navy
yard service.
Capt. ]. C. Gresham called at the
Walker building recruiting office yes
terday and predicted a recruiting BOOM
He said the service in the Philippines
had been rid of all Objectionable fea-
lures because the Filipinos are now I'M
der control of United States troops. He
believed that in decade the Philippine
residents will be largely soldiers who
have served in the United States army
and remained there after their dis
charge to make fortunes. He will visit
the local Office tomorrow and there will
be no recruiting Thanksgiving day. To-
day 1000 posters will arrive and Sergt.
]. E. Chamberlain will take charge of
the distribution.