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New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Dec. 2I-Cotton steady; ndding, I.lsc
low mddlng &C. good ordinary. sac Receipts Is liS
bales exports France 757 sales ESQ., stock 267 212
Baltimore Dec. 21.-Cotton nominal mIddling. iOc;
low mdding e-16c: good ordinary l5-16c. Receipts
2467 bales; exports Great Britain 27T0 the Conti-
nent 1.279: stock, 1860
Memphis Dec. 2i-Cotton firm; mIddling. 9-i6c; low
mlddling 5-16c; good ordinary. Sse- Net receipts
400 bales; gross 5I47 shipments 2655; sales. 1900
stock 1900 las. .2s3; 1899. lsS.s10.
Savannah, Dec. 21-Cotton steady; mdding. 5-i6c;
low nlIddling i3-16c Receipts 4S24 bales; exports
coastwise. 5.55l: sales. 235; stock. l36.4l2.
New-Orlesns 2i-Cotton quiet: middling. T-16c:
low middlsng i-16e good ordinary. T16c Receipts
GAG exports 81; sales 40o0 stock.
rected $40 257.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. December 21
cuang SC cars for expectation alive 1o9 for Saughters
cars sale. of which ali Jersey City with the eS-
good demand at general advance Of ioGi5c bulls
firm COWS steady The yards were fully cleared Com
bulls at 81 7o@ss 5o at 81 65qs3 10 Dressed beef
ef at and sas epo @i's and
don cables Quoted United states cattle 6rmer az aISc
frgerator beef steady al as':c n No shipments
ms. asrsn 1g will 5o5 sail os e. W a w 2ss for
of bef lpta ate og tae the ciodo Zoo Cattle 10 @ for
menfs total for the week Of ISIS cattle iSo8 sheep
with win GeVS the e1eepon sGdeis Of 20 sheep p .
ss s is s. s5 3 isss st. a sa $ g. IL so
1I94 10 So 10 do, 1900 H. So; 10 do 1271 70 at
5e 1o Z n lst' n To- at cSicsso e
20 16s n g Sc i S a. $.
,si s. sanders d s s P9 y Is it s NJ ls 3 Ct r
at at o: IS do isss Virginia Do. ii7s iS'
ia a. 8 s. 81 - IS ioIi i
s. 7o 1871 n $ 7o 90 ooI 1O2e ~ at s e. 4o
se! 70 ohiS q P s. So o IS G do
o;s bull $50 O. n :. at o s2 3 g :GTS s 20 5Oss
NJ at 8 g. e9rs s dq 9sS ssn ~ St vsas 54 b al 50
50 So: j cow $50 n, at 81 25;
The limited otferinss We're readily disposed
prices to asy sGef V9as Honsa Sd az CIV @ dressed
steady s@12c 10; country dressed at 1gloc little
sales! j: Hume 6,o: Y yeals. 15l n average at
j. g. Curtis & Son: veals. l5a 10, at IS; DO. so
Andrew Mullen veals. 166 n. at IS 25i do 1st rO
s Judd CO. veals 10 re Sc so; DO, 100 10
at Tobin shannon: veal 12o n at IS; So 10
SHEEP AND L,AMBs-ReesiPts were 3s1s cars st or
for the market making with the stock se1ey 81 ese IN S S
and 10 at sxtieh-st and cars were 70 arrive m a sts
sSs Sheep S'y and iabs aiso si prime sheep
selling at nss.tt.5 Rs sss s cs da S
cars 70 cs held !Se.D soa Ossss' as e s ss @
100 n few tops @ s4@S4 2 cgs g g. ana s0mo5 70
lambs s. 5o@s5 70 Dressed mutton slow at S@7c per
saies-B l. Kerns 8 c.: 211 Ohio lambs; 50 n. az
s. safslo sheep at s. So Sc Kentucky do. li6
TO- MoPSsrson S he @ Co 2Os Buffalo lambs II NJ $ 10
3 DO s s E " & fS g. e Dc % z is n h. at Il = S so iS g a
.yv.sis sRa s6 i flS s. Ss' al s. :'i e s
ls state iS. s6sSR lS5 n s 81
s's 1n eu yeseFdasy ste "a n AT %
IS SsDqsg P9:5a1s snssg .s.s8 q Is So 81
D Harrington; sss canada lambs 81 n, at s. %:
M iMs5 g Canada a. DO s r. Canada sheep. ia n
at 81 25 sS DO III IN ~ at 81 50 Sss. se ,.s, 80 n at
$50; Il IL @ mlaRigan sheep So Sa ie state do
Disp@sok 81 t. s@gs az s. s. 50
Fl G Curtis & Son. 50 state lambs &c 10. at S5; Z
do. 10. SO, yearlings. 65 Tb 81 % state
sheep 81 10 So So p do so n. 81 s2lz do 9S n
S3 27 90 n. 50 37h Is do 100 II, at 81 so;
'zl AnaTsw : Mnilsn: lambs. IS n; at s.
HOGS-Receipts were 25 4.222 head including
half a the market. Feeling weak, and common
prime hogs quoted 81 959s5 20 per 100 n;
dressed steady at 5a7&c per n for heavy 10
light weights
saies-s Judd Co date Yesterday So Western
hogs, $50 10 S5 10 per 100 10 100
10. at s. 20; roughs. 12o 10 at s4
Andrew Mullen date yesterday. 126 10,
s5 30; do III 20; roughs 500 10 $4
J. H Hume & Bro date yesterday 16 state hogs.
1913 Tb al IS 20
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool. Dec. 2l.-ExchanseBeef-Extra India mess
dull sTs Cd. Pork-Prime Western Arm T2s Hams
Short cut IA to No. dull Bacon dull: cufabsr-
cut % 80 10. ass: short rib. 70 % 10 a6s
long clear mddles light IS 10 40 n 4es 50 long clear
middles heavy 40 As n. 46s: clear backs 10
TO 20 10 dull 42s ed clear bellies ii 20 le n Ga
Shoulders-square steady 8+s. Lard quiet American
Buter--Finest United States quiet. sss good United
Cheese American finest white
Sis Cd American eoIored, 5es ed. Tafow-prime
city hrm 25s Australian In London steady es Cotton
seed oi-Huu refined spot quiet 20s G.. Turpentine-
Spirits dull 2ss 0d Rosin-conmon steady, As Tisd
Petroeum-Rehnsd quiet Is Linseed oil steady. 3is Cd
Peas-Canadian quiet. Sc 7.d Flour-~st Louis fancy
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
LIyERpooI, COTTON mARKET

Liverpool. Dec. IL p r.-Cotton-Spot-Sma busi-
ness prices g. 32d higher; American middling fair
20 3d. good mdding 10 32d; nniddIng sad; low
middlihg. 5-l6d: good ordinary, Lied; ordinary
OF the day 5000 bales which
800 for speculation and export and included $500
American. Receipts 1000 bales all American. Futures
opened ana closed steady American middling,
December 25-64G5 26-64d sellers: December and
uary 2364d sellers; January and February. 20649
21-64d buyers: February and March 1s-64d sellers
May 13-64d sellers: May and June. 1O-6id buyers
5-54d buyers: August September, 54e4S4 S. Sad
buyers The tenders for delivery at o-days clearngs
bales dockets.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

~ cotion closed dull irregular. with quotations
- .e-aer q The 5-16c for middiing upland
50 - - 10 for nidolng Gulf Sales 40 bales southern
- i1i Eetf were felec-aphed follows; New-1fleans,
s nc unchanged al T-l6c. Mobile quiet az s-lbe,
Rei Savannah. steady AT 5-l6e. l-lbe hlgnef.
-aIstcn- firm q 9Sc- unchanged Norfolk. steady al
Ss.-o lie higher Baltimore, nominal al loc uI-
.--iste' 4G2usts. o;zc. unchanged ~ LOUIS
g q lie Lice higher. Estimated recelpts 70
s, a. NsTg-orieals from 1000 70 isV1g Dass:
nst - 728 zeek ago and n 202 81 Houston
sss 80 = 1880 bales. against 1868 last week ana
Hecspts q cotton az fhe ports to-day ard tor ne
sss compared totals ~ week previous ana
tii- corefronc.ne
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

NEW YORK. County OF New York--catharne Brsn-
nan Plaintiff against Michael Strauss and Mary Strauss
mis- wife Mary fictitious. Sc Augustus siehold,
George Bonava Henry Weiss, Solomon Jacobs, Josephine
Gallo Joseph Ligouri. North American Trust Company
PhlIp Koeniz NJ. Robinson Jacob Brombachers'
sons John c. Chds, Nelson Taft. Otto Irving Wise.
Tjnpnan NJ Falk Younker. William IT
Iinger People Of New York Defendants
II To the above named defendants each them:
You are hereuy summoned complaint
action and OF your answer the Plain
Attorneys within twenty GOD days after the service
exclusive Of the day Of service. and 10
case OF your failure appear judgment will
taken against YOU by default for the relief demanded
IEVENTRITT & BRENNAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Of
and P o. address. 800 Broadway, Borough of
MAMMA ttan New York City.
No personal claim made against any ct the defend
ants except Michael Strauss Dated New York. October
%. 1900 . -
I.EVENTRIrT & BRENNAN. Plaintiffs Attorneys
To the defendants George Bonavta, Henry Weiss Jo-
sephine G1o Joseph IgouT. James NJ Robinson. Nelson
Taft and OTTO Irving Wise The foregoing summons is
by publication. Order Of
Honorable James Fitzgerald Justice OF the above
named Court November So 1900 fled with
papers n this artcn upon which the granted
in the once Of the Clerk Court day OF
December 1000. Dated December g,
Yours EENENTEITT BRENNAN.
Attorneys, Ofce ?. O. Address $50 Broad
way Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
new YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
VI a " and aS5 p. NJ Daily. except Sunday. to
Pttsfeld; SUNDAYS on az o 20 A NJ
Pullman Cars all through trains
-. Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket orces ~ 1f3 2s1 as and f21S B-osfvzy, =
Union 81 W. 275 Columbus Ave- i33 West te5th 81.
lsth 50 and 1Seth ST Stations. New York S3s
Fulton ST. and 104 Prosdvay. F. d. BROOKLYN.
Telephons 200 Street. FOR New York Central CAB
Service Baggage checked fom hotel residence By
West"ott Expre~s
EDGAR VAN FTTFN GEORGE 4 DANTrrs
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. Dec n:-spring ~h.at--Ne hard spot, car
No red T7qI715c mixed 7ea76ase bid: 20 white &c
asked. Corn weak No yellow. 42c No do. 41t2cs NO
DO ale; No corn, 416l1lse; No do 403 Gale oats
hrm; No white. 29l4c: No DO 2Sq2s1.c; NO white.
27Ze; No 2 mixed 2se; No mixed 25bc. Bar.y-
Extra 64a65c: fair good 571eoc: grades. 5Sd56c
Rye-No nomnaly 55c track. Flour quiet. easy.
Chicago Dec. 2l-The leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

steady SIS Sd. Hops at London-Pacihc Coast steady
f2 5s9fs S. whsat-spot quiet No California. IS 2sd
No red Western winter IS llasd No Northsrn sprns
May. nominal. Corn-Spot quiet; American mixed new
I'D: American mixed old As 21zd; futures quiet
IS foSd. March. 3s %.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
RAYMOND & WkITCDMB
Established Is79)
Tours and Tickets Everywhere.
25 Union square.

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subsviptions for The Tribune
y received al Uptown once. No. 242 Broadway.
"a door north OF 3ist-st. until O'Clock D. advertise
mens received the following branch offices at regular
Office o'clock = Sth-ave-. 9.
cor 2sd-st 1872 .th-aYe iett-st MaeS's 6th-ave.
ana Isth-st is2 Columbusave. West 6dth-st lO5
90 East i4tn-st: 257 West
s2d-st TN i5e East aIth-st.: lSS
6lst-st: iTos ist-aye. sethst-; T36 rremonaTe
s5o sd-ave, sisst: 6Ss sdave.; al0 Hssek-:-st
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

tyIIDN-Io-oays events On the Cotton Exchange were
nieIeng 70 say the least. with developments
necon with the settlement December shorts accounts
ne toreroon OF preoonceiVed squeeze
current month shorts and until nearly nid-afernoon
0pen-lg The market firm quiet with prices IN
oftlasAls en me Engsh market and the Manchester
ccth market togetheT with smaller port interior
subsequent gain Of 70 points The reneroua 9la
pIon w1thn tempting reach LED liquidation before
TO 10 points BY noon covering had checked he
oe and brought about partial rally though
st 70 follow passive tectics and prepare
hsno sc)o1rnaea 1t The Liverpool closing cables gave
new festuref efirsrss for Inc ro,rt IN tI9t
righiSs5 00e $50 00e bales Estimates for to-nor-
sVs receipts al leading points were in the way Of con
GOD L would Be difficult determine just started
aas OF II that option was soaring upward al
aat-taking rate, with shorts in panic Offerings ap-
ttssed entirely withdrawn and NOT until
- reached could holders be induced sell suf-
Snt cotton abate the alarm Of oversold room op-
es Talk q l01zc and lie for December before de
ls 6ay helped intensity the prevalent
g ne rise and kept the bears Of
ths 'courufttes' advanced spot cotton &c 70 10 5i6c
~ n1diiaE only increased the belief thai there
- .et shorts n the event o. holders deciding 70
seleeSs' hem. i recognized that II prae-
y 20 late 70 bring cotton here from the South IN
lnI ceifery while the stocks al this point we're far
saaeqlaie. 4 not almost entirely unavailable shorts.
= n-inE about normal condition in the current
- ce-FefH me Years o. December shorts LED 70
spasness the bear circle though plenty OF
a. teesonabie neures The southern Spot markets
et Regularly reported hrner and steadily advancing
S-A 70 sell The Hester hgUres were close q esti
t.ss naming brought into sight $4,000
ss-v ss-eae hslres were about n aceordsnoe with
v,s .osss A. The close the market was barely steady
va Il fc.loEs
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

changed prices. Rosin quiet without quotabie
change. We quote
TAR-Regulars So: do oil bbls 81
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-40z64 Gale.
ROSIN-COEnon strained 81 z. F.
81 s5; G. 81 go H. 81 921A; l. 81 e5 h 81 O5; NJ 81 20;
n. 81 So; W G, So TO- W W, So 35.
STOCK ON HAND.
Spn's turpentine- 1850 bS!s
Charleston. Dec. 21.-Turpentine firm. 361sc. Rosn
firm unchanged
savannah Dec. 21.-Sprts turpentine quiet. 37c:
ceipts 557 bbls: sales AL exports 211 Rosn quiet
70 paIes With on ten and firm as to other grades
receipts. 1893 bbls; sales. 3o47: exports 100.
Wilmington. Dec 2spirits urpsntine firm. 36Q36lsc:
receipts 46 bbs Rosn 6rm, 81 209S1 25 receipts. 800
bbs Crude turpentlne firm 81 so@s2 so; receipts, 169
bbs Tar steady, 81 30 receipts, 903 bbls.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
ROYAL. BLUE LINE.

:, I.tso t7.so fs,oo. :s.oo. .iooo. .Iiso tlee
S0 foOo. g. 40. 140o sf4 90. f4S0 500 s7.oss t7.
$500. tf9. m ndt.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
I.4s0 $500. 1000 so a m. f1Oo. sfs0. sa4o.
onicss: Liberty ST. Ferry South Ferry fis i7z 2sl
ga. cas- 1900 1884 Broadway i73 Ave-
25 Union So. West 153 18th ST. 2T3 West 125ta
ST. 245 Columbus Ave- New York; Court ST.. ss4 $50
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn Ss Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New
York Transfer c. calls for and checks baggage 20 des
nation
.tFIom Liberty only. Daily tDaliy. except Sunday
Sundays only.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
ERIE RAILROAD.

as follows. and minutes earlier nom W. sd ST.;
300 a. Daily.-Sohd train for Buffalo. ..
Bnghamtol. Waverly. Eimira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor and cafe dining Buffalo.
$50 p. m Da!ly.-Chicago Lmited-Fast naIl-SoIi
train Chicago. arriving $50 Cleveland
Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati
$50 p m Daily-Bunalo and Cleveland Express-Arr.
Buffalo T-O6 Bradford %. jamestown TOO Youngs-
town lG2T m Cleveland 1880 ,. q sleepeFs 70 Blt-
ialo and Cleveland Cafe
o.15 N. Dsily-Solid train for Singharnton Waver-
~. Ealra, Chicago Sespers % Bufao Ghcaso. Cineln
Dining
rTvIcKETs Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS III li2 26I. s0l aaa s5T
broadway. 1856 East l25h 81. and 90 West I25th ST.
Chambers West 29d 81 ferries New-YoFk: ass ana
$50 Fulton ST.. aS Broadway RrOOklyn 10 River S.
ioSoken ana Jersey City Statiou New YORK wraaseer
Co. calls for and checks baggage % destination.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

pENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoA
STATIONS cot Of WEST TwENTr-TH1RD STREET
xSThe leaving time from Desbrosses and
Cortisndt Streets Is Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenfy-thfrd sfrees
station. except where otherwfse noted.
.-oS A. VI FAST MAII4-Linited 20 two Buffet Parior
lars New York 70 Pitseurg Sleeping Car Ptrsoars 20
es5 PAST IfyE1Pistssarg SisaSsz and Cleveland
gsfs gesf:RsP e. a4s os:s5y.'sn %
Ia 4si.s: E:51 :HISaGo ASP q louis ExPEEssgsr
SIS p H. eaeafe 81 fSUis S Es9s Puns cq ,.D
sss p ~ Iqasf WsTEsN 81 rpzs T1Is pipRE SIc.x, .
For RaaaS. asg va sRsasSs ssS5s and 1ss7 @
" cTsyb 1T Geyfans sN sne3s 3rSSSSrr Ex
> fHEss.-For PIttsburg Cleveland and cinetanatL
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
10 .SS IS ,5 ss5 1910 0sssrOsss cortanas st;ses
ss1s:. ssss Dgsaa gs /. 'FsGss ss1iss
caa es9 pssn,9E cs5s' 42s Dining Carr $ GDiRIsz
Dining ca0 a. m. Isl i255 Dining Carr. ts2s
$2Y An 4as Dining Carr, ass dining Carr as ,. N.
soTITHERS nIIss & &RAILwAY-Eprsss. sa5. as .. 1910
NoRFoLk AND WESTERN RAILwAx-For Memphis
ATiA co1sf GiSEIEzS4sss Liz 3 s9ss sSs N ana as
cHaE5ss4pEskE :. @ 8 OHIO RAnwAx-ss5 a. m and
night daily ~F-S3% - = -
FOB asso oLD POINT COMFORT and NoRFoLK--zs a.
Arrss escIsys scT,yys and sS5 D. m daily.
~ S4Lt-S55 a. and 255 week-dAys.
Sts,Ssrns cesS,ouled Trains Buffet Parlor Carr and
CAPE MAY.-I25 50 n :. vAah-sav-
Vast ph On New YORK and Long Branch Railroad !rron
ssS aS SSeaary-third Street stationl 500 a n l2so
- ara % D. N Sundays. e.25 IS p m
LOO a40 and $40 Sundays. 9.45 a. 5.15
FOR PHILADELPHIA
$40 fDeserosses and Cortiandt Streets 67. T25 Iss.
- sS9 92o S55 Penns LIrritsd)s 1910 CD--oross~s
so Cortlandt Streets 1020l Dining 1875 Dining
SaD. Il53 a. m. f255. 1855 Dining Carr. 2f0 (Des-
presses and Cortlandt Streets 220 ass 325 3S5. A75,
tDining carr. 455 Dining Carl. 555 Dining Carr.
- ono coaehesl. s.25 SIS IS G.initedO. ass.
in,,g 23 SD1Tang Tg ca ~ IL IS u s. 6rzinE carr l55
Sar5 oS5 Dining Carl. T55 SIS s55 s.25 2io
Ticket Offices Nos 4s CAS- 1896 1854 H. and 2s1 Broad
way; Astor House: Twsnty-hird Station:
and stations foot Of Dssbosses and Corandt Streets.
. Court Street $40 Fulton Street 9S Broadway and
pennsylvania Annex Station. Brookyn: Station Jersey
city The New York Transfer Company viii call
to destination
Telephone 'f4 Eighteenth Psnrsyfvaaia
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON z r
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

inquiry sales sooo bales speculation and export
sir 5000; receipts. 1000 all American; mid
NPano o1scs futures steady. 3-64a4-64d
firSss AZ lsss p m dun and steady, 26493l4e4d
rs,els eiosea STEADY 4bsG3 points
MsrrhS January-F ebruarg 520leb February
saay-June sloe; June-July 5O74b; August 5o5b;
aususi-September. ab4Ab; December 25ks Manches-
tef-harns cuiet cloths. nut much doing
COMPARATIVE coTToN STATEMENT
For the ending Friday December u 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22

fS,lo-co1ee market steady; No Rio es675; Exchange
Ss--tS. 5septs 1000 bags: cleared for the United
e5sG6e bags ---1- -O- ---39le' 7vOV Oass' hiocf-s
lae stastioa pOsion razlllan coffee is as follows:
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
lEHfCH VALLEY.
Foot OF West Sd A. Corandt snd Desbrosses Streets
(Penns- r r. Ferrissl
+Daiy. Except sunday. sunday changes el2S5PM df2R
PM eB5 An sl55AM t645AM V455PM xS1sPA
y55P.M. EL15AM


SOUTH PLAINFIELD ard BOUND BROOK locals. Week
days Ly Sd St 9 : NJ lt, no and : P NJ Ly corti
and DeSb. ts-94 20 A. NJ 620 p NJ.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations az l l 80 IS
1854 Broadway, S Union square Columbus "
SO Fulton ST. $ Bdwy n Fulton So BrooklTn
Y Transfer Co will call for and baggage
residence through % destination
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
LACKAHANNA RAILROAD

tickets At IS Ffth Ave. Columbus Ave- 1ls ana
s29 Broadway. Il Park PL. 1913 ". 125th ST.. xss
Fulton 81. brooklyn
westcotts Express Company viii eau for and check
baggage TO destination. Except sunday. DAILY.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
railroads
Mexico

~. Special vestbued trains dirirg-car
Mavgnn interpreters.
UiTkliIU facilities for travelling leisCFely and with
"' every degree comfort and enable the
passenger visit many places OF picturesque
that would otherwise be Inaccessible
10 s4i5. all expenses Railroad and Steamship
Tickets. Foreign Money Circulars application.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-22
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits and trading confined
chiefly TO supplying immediate buyers a un-
changed prices Rosin quiet without quotable
change We quote
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-05

IF you eat without appetite you need
Prickly Ash Bitters. It promptly re-
moves impurities that clog and impede
the action Of the digestive organs, cre-
ates good appetite and digestion,
strength Of body and activity Of brain.
For sale by Evans Pharmacy.
- It is sincerely to be hoped that
when one John HUFF married Miss
Strychnine in West Virginia town
the other day he took her for better
and not for worse.
It will surprise you to experience
the benefit gained by using the fa-
nous little pills known as DeWitt's
Little Early Msers.-Evans' Pharma-
Cv
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-05
Cuts and Bruises Quickly Healed.

Chamberlain's Pain Balm applied to
a cut, bruise. burn, scald or like injury
will instantly allay the pain and will
heal the parts in less time than any
other treatment. Unless the injury is
very severe it will not leave scar.
Pain Balm also cures rheumatism,
sprains, swellings and lameness. For
sale by Hill Orr Drug Go.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-09-05

bones are separated from those of our
neighbor by clay or air, of what does
1t matter if We arc not collectively in
the same spot.
Z We looked around and saw Mexi.
Gan coming down the walk with somo-
ing on his his head. Following him
was woman and child. Upon close
investigation we found the man smok-
ing cigarette and on his head was o
board. Upon the board lay the body
Of a girl about 8 years of age. They
proceeded to o grave that had been
previously used and went about bury
ing tie dead in business-like way.
Flowers were strewn on the bottom
and the body laid gently away, and the
man, with the assistance of sexton,
covered up the human form. No coffin
was used and no tears were shed.
Upon going out we asked the gate
keeper if he knew the people who had
buried the child, and if they were its
parents. "Oh, yes" he replied. ~
know them. and that was their child"
The term pleasure in Mexico is
looked upon with chilly sensation.
A man may get into railroad wreck,
help pull out living and dead and be
warmed up with the exercise and ex-
citement, but when he sits on stone
step and watches first. class bull fight
his blood runs cold. It was our for
tune to see one Of the finest bull
fighters on the road. The scene be-
gan with the first bull killing four
horses in quick succession. Each
time he would chase out into the mid
die of the ring and look for more.
Many pen picture has been drawn in
che finest language in our popular
magazines Of "a Spanish bull fight"
4 but one look is worth month read
ing. The strength Of mad bull is
something enormous. He would toss
dead horse several feet in the cir
with the use of only one horn. Our
seats we're next to the ring, on top of
stone wall about eight feet high.
One Of the fighters threw some gaily
colored clothes over the rope in front
of US. After the bull had chased all
the fighters away he saw those red
clothes and made grand rush over
the fve-foot fence and tried to climb
the stone wall. 1t is only by gazing
into those wild eyes that one realizes
what courage is necessary on the part
of the bull fighter to walk out with a
sword and little red flag and send
the mad bull to his doom.
Blood-curdling excitement will some
times give way to the humorous. It
was the duty Of an attendant to open
large gate, through which the mad
bull tore out into the centre Of the
ring, kicked up his heels and looked
around for something upon which to
charge. Seeing the attendant closing
the gate the bull made grand rush for
him. The latter being busy. did not
,, notice the bull until within q few feet.
The bull gave snort and boosted the
fellow over the fence in manner that
caused roars Of laughter.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1900-10-05
Fairfield County.
FAIRFIELD.
REPUBLICANS WIN IN FAIRFIELD.

REPUBLICANS WIN IN FAIRFIELD.
The vote at FAN field was light. The
principal contest in the afternoon was
over an appropriation of $500 to assist J.
Dickman Brown OF the Mohican Springs
to cut down and grade the hill leading TO
his place. A ten mill tax was voted. An
extra one-mill, to be applied to reducing
the floating debt, was voted down. The
selectmen were appointed committee to
bond the floating debt at best terms oh.
tainable ar rate of interest not to ex-
coed IL per cent. Following appropri-
ations were made: Schools, $4,000; In
sane poor, $1,000; Poor, 1920; Bonds to
| be paid, $4,000; Roads and bridges, $1,000
Town officers, $4,000; County Tax, $1,000
Interest, $3.50.
Selectmen: Simeon Pease, r, 300
Oliver c. Jennings, r, 296; Henry Horn,
d, 203; Richard B. jennings, d, 1913.
Town treasurer Francis P. Sher wood,
r, 33s; Francis L. Sherwood, d, 1862.
Collector of taxes George q. Knapp,
r, 37S; Thomas F. Connor, d, 120.
Assessors: Edward Osborn, r, 305
Sherwood Banks, r, 2S4; Clarence b.
Bradley, d, 217 Edwin Nj. Bulkley, d,
| 1872.
s.. Board Of relief Edward B. Morehouse,
r, 313; w. Burr Hill, r, Bill; William o.
Burr, d, 100; Thomas K, lily, d, 1888.
Constables: Frederick e. Pratt, r, 3l6
Thomas Carey, T, 3l6; William J. Sher-
wood, r, BIG; William Dallipg, +, 315
David W SJllle on, d, 1873; George W. Al
len, d, 1872; james F. Kelly, d, ISL ;
James Malone, d, $50.
Grand Jurors: Henry l.. Mille,r BIG;
Rufus B. Jennings, r, 316; Henry d.
Perry, I, 3l4; Bacon Wakeman, r, 3l4
Frank S. Saum, d, 1856; Edwin W. Bulk
ley, d: 1856; william. o. Burr, d, 1856 John
II. Mccain, d, l79.
Treasurer school society fund Francis
P Sherwood, r, BIG; William Burr, d, 1856.
Treasurer town deposit fund, Francis
P. Sherwood, r, 3l4; William Burr, d, 1856.
Registrar Of voters: Andrew B. Wake
man, r, 3l4; William T. Koran, d, lS4
Town school committee: Michael b.
Lacey, r, BIS; John Hawkins, d, 1855.
Auditor OF town accounts r. FEEDER
lck Durham, r, BIG; Arthur M. Oakley.
d, 1856.