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FENEYES ST. CLAIR,

CLAlhNb1 AM
Wonder worker. She wills and il Is done
Ne matter what troubles you NAV have with
Yourself OF others come and she VIII guide yoJ.
EVERY SECRET II YOUR LIFE RENEALED.
Have YOU trouble in your business, IL your
love affairs. about your health? Do you know
vour enemies. evil infuencesI Are you separated
from the ones YOU lover Il 50. come and she
viii positively tell you how 70 overcome them
al and be successful in love aad business al
fairs Lost ard stolen articles located Charges
within the reach Of all Business strictly con
fideutiB Letters answered.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, 81 H ST. y. V. 1t
AND As THE FRENCH3fAN SAID Lest winter
ITS tarned cold. and i diGn't do a
ting but went to the old stard and eot a good
slliT Of woolen clothes. slightly used I.ade by
our best tailors and at a price 10 suit q poor
warkinsman The Up-toTImes JjSTE'S OLD
STAND a9 D St NV seIs-7t
LADIES who desire Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail viii please address with stamp,
DR.. STEVENS, Buffalo, y Y
de5, ,tu, ii, ,sat-IyT
MRS. COMPTON, Medium and Card Reader; cir
cles Tuesday and Friday evenings. S22 ~
st. NV. se1s-3t
AINIE DAVIS. born eIairvoyant and card Teade.:
tolls about business, removes spells and evil
Influences tNS-:tes the separated, and gives iuch
to all: cures piles and frunEenness 1928 25th St
sells 1me,em
ORIGINAL GYPSY PAINIST. 1922 7th 81. NV;
I2c; past present future; lucky charms; sep
arated broue hit together; walk upstairs
seI7-It ein
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Fon RENT-oFFICEs.

FOR RENT-Kooins in building 932 ST. NV;
thcap rent Apply to w J. DANTE, Hutchns
R,Gg. 10th and ID sp22-E
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FOR SALE-t.heap, parlor organ; 15 stops En-
quire 100 Pa ave. Sc. sel9-St
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FOR sALE-PIANos.

FOR SALE-F;ne new Needbar piano at bar
gain. Gail at 52l5 9Th St, Rr:ghtwood Park
se1s-St
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FOR SAIE-one leather reclining chair; cost
S22 foF $50. SI5 9th st NV seI9-3t
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Peoples Gas hello its own admirably and
would seem to be probable that the low
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WALL PAPER

ROOMS PAPERED. - up; work guaranteed; sam
PIES brought HUNT, SIC F st. nv. se2d-7t
ROOMS PAPEREn. 3 up; pretticst samples in
Washington; prompt work, ard guaranteed
LEPREUN 150l Gth st NV. sele-St
ROOMS papered 50 up; samples brought T
GEORGE, 411la 7th ST sw- seI7-5t
ROOMS PAPERED, s. up; only dealer wno gives
legal guarantee with all WORK; estinarcs
furnished; samples brought; largest and AEest
assortment Send postal to William v &A-
HONEY Cos Pa. sel5-h.ao,eul
ANOTHER caisnity has visited the United State-
the Galveston horror, where thousands Of
lives were lcst The city needs assistance. Let
every American contribute a mite. Rooms pa
peIed g up. T. C. NOLTE, $40 9Th st nv; no
branch sell en-
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MN HnEO,

Medium and Card Reader. Washington's most IA
nous Claisvoyant and Palmist- Consult her on
business, love and family affairs; reunites the
separated; removes spells: causes speedy mar
Tiages and gives luck 0peH daily German spoken
CSC and J0c- 929 II st nv. seIS-7t
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MRS. COMPTON, Medium and Card Reader; cir
cles Tuesday and Friday evenings S22 AZ
= my seIs--t
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LADIES who desire a Monthly Regulator that
cannot fail viii please address with stamp,
DR. STEVENS, Buffalo, y Y
de5. .tu III. .satIyr
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Chicngo Grain and prnxIsion .zarl.e.

Corrected daily by W B. Hibhs Il Co, mem-
6eFs of the New York Stock Exchange, 14I0
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FOR SALE -35-foot sioop-rigged yacht: only
years old; sails this summer; all modern
improvements: cost. s., 600; Will sell for s400
Apply at 424 9th ST sw SeIs-St
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FOR SALE-Good quality opaque shades, fitted 10
yorr windows only s5c; the best quality oil
opaque shades 30 cents: hung free: Will call
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FOR SALE-$S fcr hair mattress in two parts;
lounges 81 gasoline stoves and ref ig-
cratoTss pEIlor and bedroom suites 81 pr week,
Wiz move and store your goods; cash or credit
REDMOND. 3Il and 313 9Th st. NV de4-tfe.n
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.


6's, 1902. ''3e-year funding eo!d... t04 -
IS 1901 water stock currency les
Funding currency, 9-65 s ---------- l201s =.
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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ROOMS papered 50 up; samples brought T.
GEORGE, 4111a 7th St W seI1-5t
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
Some Great bargains For the
h'icIxens County People.
Greenville, 8. q.

alo York canes TO clos
Prices &c. 100 25 and 50 capcs reaIl
wor so; TO LOO oacl more than ask for them
--Joane, Eanncs and Blankets at
Our , -, 10 and 22c jeans matched quality an
prco by any dealer IN tho Piedmont section.
Other merchants trying to buy OF 12c all WOOL
FannoI They cannot do IT, keep this bargain for
think full heavy blanket, white grey SOC;
buys pair buys pair that vii
surprise
Second large stock Of Underwcar Socks Iandkorchefs
Heavy white shirts
each i,cauu uc 5Oc each
Handsome and fine embroidered
a 5 initial
at Sc cnc 10 ocn silk Best thine
for tho price overs shown in (irecnyillo.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
@a3tiCS.

The Tuwu+hip Board of Pensions
are requested ~ mcpt in their re.
townships on Friday,
ii, 23th Aay Of February to attend
10 omy business that may
20 brought before them, and to
send all papers up TO the county
Board Of Pensioners on or be-.
fore Monday the Goth inst.
AlArTHEw HEYpRIcKa,
County Chairman,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
{!UW'., This.

We offer orc Hundred Dollars Reward
tor any 's.'" e CH;a"rh that cannot be cured
hN lluii'> riuirrh cure.
T. J. tii.,<Ei < CO., Props, Toledo, o.
y" a." un:;crs Sncd. have known j.. j.
Cheney for The last l5 yralS, and believe
','G perfectly honnrahln ia al business
.....+@.i!uHs and financially able to carry
u"t alN Obligations made by their firm.
Mr.tE TruaN, Wholesale Druggists, To
l.',. o., Waldin Kinnan 4 Marvin,
Nh"lrStlc 0ruGgiats, Toledo, o.
Iia.i's tltarrh curc is taken internally
ACTIN; directly upon the blood and mn cuous
sul"'"S Of tho system. Price 75c. pcr bot,
t'". Sold by all druggists. Testimonials
free.
Hans Family Pills aye tho besh
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
t.U"IY ! auditors NO{ict.

'-G.''Ii- : jiH;tDV'E Nn}i irn
=: '"',Io'
:I' : ',;H"i 'r IIS deputy Will be at
''I"'h%< i''''''S s"r me purpose OF
= ~ '''"i rs l"' INC n>S"l year
a.. ~ w IL"
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II f'h, NH"n2>'''y, Jan''ary 10th,
,.,.., .r. H., r..,
..,.,. ',,1,.'',', ,'"',',H ana 'H'i'E' Jan
- ''''', ,'n. , ,,
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!i'''''. .H;U I;;I alii itcS,ldv, jan
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
Shoes and Shoes

Norv every soils Shoes but Our Shoe increased
WONDERFULLY solng three times shoes did
People they get good shoes here have just received big
lot Of shoes, made expressly for mo at Lynn, Mass
bang good donsoa shoe in lace button head and spring
fine dongoa at 1885, heel spring, button
lace This shoe worth $50 of money.
everyday shoes All Solid Leather 76 49, 100 and 1926
pair Surely good honest goods
ASK the "Mountain Kng" high top oil grain, D. s. r.
co. The best hoe for the
price, = ,
in Crcnvllo. this We always have good
warm you BY You welcome to make this store your
homo in Gcenyille.
No 5SS': Sss 'tis; ;s;sso, WIN. H'agan,
Corner Main & Coffee Streets, Greenville, Sc.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
Q


that my WIG, ouuie, has left me
without cause or provocation, and
that l will not be responsible for
any debt or debts sho may contract.
Sanford S, Waldrop.
This Feb, 3, 1900.
fcLSi3
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
A Bloody Affray Near Pick
ems.
REVENUE CASE ROW.

lyOung Tuhe Reeves, Twelve mile;
northwest Of Pickcns on Wcdncs.
day afternoon, camo out in TIC
court before Judge Watts when
Lawyer j. p. Carey asked fer writ
Of hahcas corpus to havo tho dorcn.
lant released on bond Oh Che giou.d
that tho coroner's evidence showed
that 10 moro than mahslaught"r
could be proved. john NassinSnip
Who stabbed Reeves TO death, was
granted bail in the sun Of $4,000,
and Ed. Walker am! Si'aa !,uckic,
named by the coroner'a jury az uc-
rcSHnricS, We're allowed bail in the
i;m Of $1,000 each.
Five ,Hcn-Dnc and Tula Reeves.
I'D Walker, Join NIaT>i;gaie r"G
>i|as !ijnchlr, were engaged in he
fight, Tic Reeves brothers I,ring r.t.
| ted ag0inst the others. Tho bat
tie was fast AID furious during tho
short timo it occupied, rocks ard
knives b b>i'.g The weapons used. All
hahds had boon drinking and thr
fatal quarrel was over II revenue
case uicd bcfpro Commissioner
Thornley, on tie day Of the killing.
Doc Reeves was defendant and
l!lnck!e was wi''css against him.
ThA fight l"GaD by Doe Reeves ard
&iias lIiuchl, clinch:ng and almost
!, hn NaS ,i,,r,ln ca,rn ,,sn,L, ~ '>'
4, ~. .;,n, ',,T - ,i.n e. ~ ~ ,,>.,
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nns Doo rasros N,,n, rt.n
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him, Hn.y|s !, MIA + S;,l,s we W.
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lin NO, 10 crmn - him nn,1 M h.a,,' '
IN Xix. Tnln strncl: h;n, Win :,
rnr,; ann La fr}l IL tI,r ro,l n,"
And S,l.s them r,t tnr,.thar nnj
,,.Il rvnr ir tho road clnse ~ Will.
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,hn r~r,, nrL harn,' o.,.i;,,, w." - I,;m, m''''
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oro olcn .,r,rl, rrJn L,+ Ntos,;
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08

y
a"d chccrfulncss soon
disappear when the kid
Ccyj% arc out Of order
CT diseased.
Kidney trouble has
become SO prevalent
that it is not uncommon
for q Child to be born
afflicted with weak kid
ncys. II the child urin-
aie5 too c(tcn, il thu
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
The People s yvuIA~-.
Local and Personal.

"OllN"J "oeohoAoSo eAAo '"ASo'
w. A. Palmer is confined tC
his room with rheumatism.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Thcs
Lynch Oh the 9th inst, fine boy.
DR.. w. Il. Austin Dontst, will
be in Easley Tuesday evening ant
Wedn csday,
The young reoplo Of Pickcrf
had worry enjoyable dance Ill
Frscman's hail Thursday night.
JAS. II. Harris, of Field, who
has been very i'll Tor somo time, we
are sorry to say is not any better,
w. T.. Hendricks, J. II. Kcnnc-
mur and J.T. Looper havo received
their comm :sslons as Supervisors Q!
Registration.
Deputy Collector Rice AMI
Deputy Marshal Horny Grady cut
up AL eighty gallon still on Easta~
toe river last week.
II. J. Mauldin, who lives near
Six Mile church had the misfortune
to lose his out billings, buggy and
forage by fire last week.
Tho many frlcnds Of Samuel
Loopcr will bo pleased to lcaru,
that he has SO sufficiently recovered
from his recent long illness that
he will be out again soon.
Monday was bono yard day in
town. Many horses and muc&
exchanged hands and We dcn',
know who got tho best bargains,
but 1t seems bargains woro scarce
in that limo.
Deputy Marshal IIcury Grady
and posse captured five operatives
and sovcnty-fiyc gallon copper
near Table Rock last week. They
also destroyed large quantity Of
beer and mash.
Married, On the 1St Of Frhru-
ary, at tho residence Of \. /, T. l,n
biag,atrate, Mr.. Arlhrr Robinson
to Miss Nancy Ncighhors. All Ct
Pickens county. a. l.. EIoMg,
Magistrate oniciatcd.
r,,ds oro or4 o,,,,o,,,o:,,, ~.
o.oao1 "n o"; af ,1 | 'li"
"s s;ato n, ,"o ,,auaL,t ''r
WalESa,I, a,I f,.n,<rl,, NV ~ 81 ,,,;' ~
G unity, to Miss I!ehA Henry, Of
senoca, on tho 18th instant.
.A1, (o,,tv T,.o,,,ror p,or
ens s G. D'ar Sir. Won viii
o',i,oot .,So, ..;t!, * 49,. ot
oItv urt;I 15,!, of ,inl,rr,r,, J @ ~ ~ ~
t,,s,, s ;ssra ,>,,,r ~ oyo,,.,I;'ns " v,'''ra '
~ 'S'"> ) ~ n.r;.o', ',r''n - n,.>. ~ O..
''''' - + - 80
1t by s2EcSAl OF t}a
. ol town was giTon
;, ,,,,> ,.,.,. crowd Of hn:b wf';l.
and cnlnrnd nnonla u.or, nrn,nnt
md the d;ifrr,,t ,1rrs c.nrr ,,or,.
en;nvahlo rnn p T,,n. r., v..
iho manaocr. r. p:as vrll yo.iL
tLn dime pdm,es;nn f,e
JUST RECEIFEN--.a fall and
complete assortment e Gar!;n
Seeds from ono Of tho largest houses
in the South, for which I pu! cas!:
and will sell tEcm twice Na cLcap
as you can buy them anyw here
elsa. Guaranteed pnrp and fresh.
G. ". Earle,
Tha stoh,a and c,cb, enohorsa 9
,oio,; r;o s'"oi' w. f''o pn rni, I,''I % q
Central, were burned last week
His dwelling hou q, which was
near by, WAS also igritcl a"l
burned down. Tho origin Of The
fire is not kncwn, bat is supposed
10 bo accidental. The loss was
very bany to him, but was partly
covered by insurance.
T. ood ,,,,, J.. o..o,,u,
.,,o dD., 10 o. f nins 9|u "I'S W. .n' 9''',,' ,.
s'le a'"''. a o' ".1, n =; "a" 'e.'Io l.'.n
on, "oD 1ai '", WIZ ~, '''Io u: 'it' n'e,,'e H,
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
We now have On hand a lot e
fine mules and will sell tlom for
Cash or good papers.
j. II, Callahan,
j. T. Crane,
febaw4, Libsyty, q, g.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08
f/c.ll@sl G.s Well as Men
<A.,Gs la4:a&ste Miserable by
Lls;!z;oy Trouble.

t.';':cy trouble rrcys upon the mind, dis
CI|.Hucc t3d !cSScE& ambition: BEAUTY vipor
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1900-02-08

r., as. ,sts. .s>. s-.s.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-07
GOTTEN FUTURES.


New York, Feb. 6,-There was great eN-
element in the cotton market to-day and
fluctuations took range OF u points.
There was a heavy Interchange of BUSH
ness between the longs and the shorts,
which kept the scope of the market active
an day. The character OF che business
showed broadening interest including
heavy buyins orders from England and
continent; renewed buying by the South,
a good demand from spinning districts,
from Wall street and from the West. The
selling was by parties who felt inclined TO
take profits The market opened steady at
an advance of lH5 points and the advance
was promptly increased 90 10 TO y points
on the closing figures of yesterday. The
more direct bullish influence was the re-
newed leading strength shown 10y the
spot markets in the South. which was
promptly responded to 10y an advance of
4'ga7-6id at Liverpool along the future
schedule, while the English market for
spot colton showed the greatest activity
of recent times a further advance Of
l-S2d. Private cables at the same time re-
hected much concern respecting the
question OF new crop acreage. The close
was firm at net rise OF l5a2l points,
New York Feb. 6, noon.-Couon futures
opened steady at the advance; February,
March, April, 1850; May, 1850; June, 1yc;
July, 7SSc, August, 1860 September IaSc;
October, L34c; November, I2Sc; December,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-07
STOCKS AND BONDS.

New York, Feb. 6.-The stock market
retained its general Characteristic to-day
Of strength and breadth. A large outside
interest was manifest and the profession
al operators who bought at the lowest
level were busy in bidding up the prices
Of their holdings and in feeding the new
demand to take their profits: but while
selling stocks from the one hand to real
ize on the rise they were taking on new
holdings OF different stocks with the other.
Apparently the confidence that stocks
which have not yet shared IN
the advance could be induced
10 move upward was unlnpair-
ed. and the holdings of the large hnan-
cial interests which have taken hold OF
Tho market were broadened and extended
The duration Of this kind OF upward
movement does not always depend strict
lv on the continuance Of the public de-
rnand for stocks. There is a constant pro-
cess OF unloading by compact and well
organized financial interests into the
hands Of scattered and unskilled specu-
lators, who have not the same experience
and adroitness In protecting their hold
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-07
COTTON LETTERS.

New York, Feb, 6.-Hubbard Bros &
Co. say of cotton: Liverpool was excited
and higher on large speculative buying
based on the small supply pointing toward
that market. Our cable dispatches with
one exception take bulish view of the
outlook for further advance. A dis
patch comes from the original bun of last
September which states the entire mar
ket has become long and that prices are
at a dangerous point, in view of the In
dian famine. Locally, the market has
been most active, with wild fluctuations
and most thorough liquidation of the in
terests. Receipts are large, both at the
ports and interior towns, but are dsre-
earded i'm face of the active foreign adj
vices Traders feel the market will go
yet higher before Europe Is satisfied with
her supply In such a market the temper
is all one way and little regard is paid
TO the movement. On enormous transac-
tons the market closed firm at the best
prices of the day, with the trade looking
for higher prices from Europe.
New York, Feb. 6.-Murphy & Co. say
of cotton: With an advance in Liverpool
of 1920 on spots and early 3-64d ON fu-
lures and a subsequent advance on fu-
lures of 4-6id, our market was active and
strong, opening points higher and adj
vancing some Is points further. The real
izing sales caused recession of about 7
points. The Liverpool close showed con-
siderable activity and excitement to-day
Receipts are large, but have no influence
on this market. The afternoon opened
with improved feeling. in spite of New Or
leans and Houston estimates for to-tnor-
row. and steadily regained what had been
lost from the highest notch. Semi week
ly interior large, but without influence
The short interest for foreign account
must now be quite moderate.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-07
WITH FLORIDA's CONvICTs.
Many improvements Made in the
system of Handling Them.


Lake City Feb. 5.-The people Of Flor
ida are gratihed at the excellent condi-
ton the convict camps are in. Several
months ago when Hon. r. f. Rogers of
this city was appointed state inspector
of convicts he made a thorough inspec-
ton of every camp in the state. His dis
coveries were not satisfactory to him. He
began at once to make reforms.
The total number Of convicts is over
100 divided into 10 camps in Alachua,
fernando, Citrus, Marion, Washington
and Bradford counties Five hundred are
worked in phosphate mines and the re
mainder. who compose the worst element.
murderers and lifetime prisoners, are
worked on turpentine farms. Under the
old system all these men were chained to-
sether al night and shackeled during the
day. An order was issued by Mr.. Rogers
directing that the chains and shackles be
taken off of all prisoners at night. The
convicts seem to like this humane treat
ment. and now do better work, seem bet
ter satisfied with their lot and never ap>
pear. or seem disposed to make trouble.
Under the old system the convicts We're
worked from early light until dark, and
then ordered to go into their quarters,
where they gambled until far into the
night. Such is not the case to-day. The
convicts are made to work all day, but
at night they are first given a good sup
per then they are pade 10 take good
bath and then to go to bed and get a good
nights rest. No card playing is allowed.
A good double-bed with clean blankets
is furnished. and two men made to sleep
on each bed. The mattresses is made of
moss. and good. Each man is furnished
with a clean night shirt every night,
which he is made to put on just after
bathing and is given two suits Of cloth
ing and two pair of shoes each year. This
treatment has also had a wonderful eff
feet upon the men.
The present system of working and
caring for the convicts is by far the best
that has ever been tried. No cruel treat
ment is allowed, and while the men are
made TO obey and work, still ii is done in
a humane way. once the lash was lail
on most numerically, now it is only APP
piled occasionally and moderately Much
credit is due the present inspector for the
firm manner in which he has guided
things since his advent into office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-07
CHILD'S HORRIBLE DEATH.
was Terribly Burned-AlleGed Ne
gro Murderer Caught.

valdosta. Ca, Feb. 6.-News was re-
ceived here yesterday of the horrible
deatb of little Leon Senterht, 3-year-
old son of 5. l.. Senter1t, of the Naylor
district. The ltfle boy was over at the
home of his grandmother, about nun
dred wards from his fathers house and
was having about the house when the
grandmother went out 10 milk the cows.
ONLY a few Goals of fire were in the fire
place when she left and she had no idea
chat there was danger of the chld's cloth
ing catching IRE. $780,,
She was Mortified a few minutes later
10 see the little one rushing from the
house screaming in agony, while the names
from his clothing were sweeping high
above his head. She threw a bucket OF
milk unon the child tore off his clothing,
but Il was TOO late. The little one llnger-
ed in agony until yesterday morning ana
died. IL is said that the chlld was dressed
in heavy wooden clothing which is said
to be almost proof against accidents Oh
this sort. m,
FRED p. Goldwire the negro who killed
sam Jones at a festival last week at Dash
or has been arrested at Brookvlle, Fla.
and is being held until an officer could
reach there. Deputy Griffin has been sent
down to bring the prisoner back
Mr.. A. Smith, Sr., of Bakers MIL tIa''
was here to-day. He lived in Lowndes
county for forty years and is a remarkable
man. He was the first sheriff of Brooks
county, served that county TWO years as
lax collector. He is ~ years old and Is
as agile as any young man, blowing a
double team oil day long with ease. He
is the father of fifteen children, all grown,
and Is step-father to fourteen others, the
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-07
FINANCIAL.

Monoy-In ample supply at low rates.
Foreign Exchange-Market steady. The
following are the Savannah quotations:
Commercial demand. 1887; sixty days,
ASSA; ninety days S4S23s francs, Paris
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$50 and including 500, 20 cents; 500 to
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