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The Atlanta constitution., 1901-02-11
Mccullough Bros. Fruit and Produce
Letter.

Atlanta. February Our market conditions
htv. been greatly. retarded during the last
week, owing TO the weather conditions which
have. been ANYTHING huf favorable Min bul
f.,,. ,.xe..Ifl0ns everything embraced under the
E head or fruits aud produce is selling promptly
ol receipt "a prices entirely satisfactory 10 an
parties interested.
I Apples have been scarce commodity during
the last week. in consequence 81 which prices
are very strong with heavy demand al 5Oc
rsr barrel advance on all grades and va
4 oranges are also IN demand with the market
well cleaned up and in an unusually healthy
condition w look fer light receipts from now
.- which viii naturally stimulate prices ana
rn. result win show 60 an advantage To the
shippers California navals now arriving ia
Nd rr.f,rs Florida stock even al ait arced
rficrs over California stock.
The demand Tor lemons a. active Win tht
market strong and prices up about 70 per
tax.
change iu market conditions ana prices, me
demand for cranhcrries T. very active with no
E mnr, ihan enough arriving 10 supply the de
usnl even az the high irices. hahahaS at.
stpNin. more activity with prices up about
20 I.r cant. We anticipate a material al
vlnrr ou these goods from now on throughout
p-i..I fruits ~ every description are selling
more rapidly with no change in ptiees.
q great demand and scarcity of navy beans
exists Wth ttr highest prices prevailing ln
tht history uf eur market
N.w YORK stat. cabbage are getting scarce
ami they will De- high. during the remainder
~ tii. season. Florida cabhag" are unusually
srtr-, with better prices prevailing. ana tho
market In splendid condition. Ia fact. Florida
n.u..taIies of every description viii sell 70
a,ivantage in limited quantities and especially
with more favorable weath,~.
T Irish potato receipts are heavy with the
rrIarilrt weak and sluggish demand. To the
. r,-rr-. on onions. and We should not be sur
rr.-..i to s,-e continued advances on these
goods from nuw on.
.sy..st potatoes have become very plentiful
durina the Hast i've days. with nominal prices
prevailing.
Peas ii every description are ready sale at
hieh prices. This applies more especially 10
white stock.
/ M. strong demand for both live and dressed
] poultry with good prices prevailing, and re-
r.ir.ts short of the consumption
4 Eues ARE also very active az from lis to e
Z Trr dozen advance.
--cruessee smoked meats are being inquired
I ra~ and good prices can De obtained for the
I lest stock
annie supply.
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WHITE TEXAN KILLS A NEGRO.
Prominent Citizen Avenges the Slay-
ing of His Brother.

Austin. Tex. February 9-(SpeciaID-
News reached here today of a killing
that occurred late Friday afternoon at
Buda, a small town fifteen miles south
of this city. Walter Biles. 4 prominent
white citizen of that town. shot ana in
stantly killed a negro named Jim Smith.
Biles and Smith met I'm a pasture about
five miles from town ana without any
warning Smith pulled his pistol and fired
at Biles, but missed him. Before he could
fire second shot Biles had his pistol out
and fired one shot. killing the negro al
most instantly About sixteen months
ago Biles killed Frank Smith, Il brother
Of Jim, while the latter was trying to
arrest him. and the present killing was Il
time
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Cotton Seed Oil and Meal.

New York February 9.-Cotton seed oil
dull and about steady at former prices. Prime
crude barrels 27isc. nominal; prime summer
yellow 3oa30izc: Off summer yellow 800
3OtAc: prime white S4H H35c: prime winter yell
low 35i@d36c. Prime meal S25.
Memphis, February Cotton seed oil: Car
load lots per gallon. prime crude 24l2c; off
crude 23c: prime summer yellow 27iac; choice
cooking summer yellow, less than carload lots.
per gallon AOc. Cotton seed meal and cake:
Carload lots, prime per ton Sl875Ul9.
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1511s. Ducks 12ls@13c: cocks Sc Turkeys
12Q13 Game. rabbits. each 9d10; squir-
rels. 9I10; birds. 10M12c; possums. 35@i0.
Receipts light: fair sale. Ducks. puddle
2o@25ia. Pekin. 25d3o Irish potatoes.
northen stock 7sGS2lsc bushel; sweet po-
eGf7c; comb. SdDl0c. Onions. sl35al. 80
bushel. Cabbage, New York stock.
1AQ2c; Florida cabbage. 2g2lsc. Dried
fruit. apples. 2iAM3c: peaches. peeled 100
fornia peeled peaches. 14d16c: unpeeled. G..
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Flour. Grain and Meal.

Atlanta. February 9-Flour. an wheat.
straight. 81: extra fancy. $3.50; fancy.
s. *: extra family. S3-35. Corn. white. 5Sc:
mixed. 57c Oats. white. 3Sc: mixed 3lc:
Texas Tustproof. 40c. Rye, Georgia. 81;
western rye J0c. Hay. No. timothy
tr,e bales. Si.l0: No. !. small bales. 81;
40. .. soc. Meal. plain. 81; bclted. &c
Gfan. small sacks. 81. Shorts. Sl.10. Stock
meal. SI10 per 100 pounds. Cotton seed
meal. Ni5 per 100 pounds: hulls, s.. Grits.
iarr, ls. s.. bags. Sl.5gi40.
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NO HOPE FOR PORT ROYAL.
Senate Naval Committee Wants
Station To Go to Charleston.

Washington. February 6.-The senate
committee on } val affairs has concluded
its consideration Of the naval appropria-
tion bill The committee amends the bill
so as to pro- for --.e purchase of three
Holland ,orpedo boats and instead of au-
thorizing the secretary of the navy to
contract for four new vessels as proVid-
"a i'm the bin as it passed ,-le house. he
is required to furnish plans for four YES
sells the plans To be completed by the be-
ginning of the first session OF the next
congress.
The committee declines to reconsider
its former decision to remove the Port
Royal station to Charleston, ). I.
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Atlanta. February 9.-Roasted coffee
per Ioa pounds. Dutch Java. sislO
ArhuckIe. $3.50: Lion. Si.Se. Greer
Sgiee' g, ,,r,n, snooo e,.sas. Sugar ctang,41 g4
-ranulated. New York So: New Orlean,
.ranulatsd. 5's. Sirup. New Orleans. opet
Scttir 25Gluc. mixed. choice. 2od2Sc. South
Georgia cane. 3GssSS. salt. dairy, sacks.
q e,s5I. 10: barrel. bulk. 81 ~: 100 Sc, Is. ice
,r.a,m. Si25: common. 60d10c. Cheese,
ft,u cream. l3al33,. Matches. 65c. 45sa a55:
9-ls. s. .50sii.75: 3e1s. S2.75. Soda. boxes.
c. Crackers. soda. 6Hc: cream, 1i4c;
..snrersnaps. 6i.c. Candy, common stick.
g.: fancy. l0Gli. Oysters. +. w, S2.l092:
L ". sl.20
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J. A. M'DANIEL, SHEEP KING
OF THE COUNTY OF WARE

A2cRG5s s6eaia sIn GA Years FeSEansy asons Ware are
county was noted as a stock rails
ing center. The cattle roamed from hill
to dale. living on the luXuriant grass in
tro summer and in the winter alternating
in the swamps, among the canebrakes.
and eating the succulent young cane. In
the winter time stockmen would burn out
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MAURICE THOMPSON SINKING
Not Believed That the Author Can
Last MANY Hours.

CrawfOrdsville. md, February 9.-Af-
tor a restless night Maurice Thompson
seemed to rally for awhile this morning
and regaiucd complete consciousness. At
noon, however. there came a turn for the
worse. and hc is now thought to be in a
DIVING condition 1t is not thought he
will live over tomorrow, and death may
come at any minute. The immediate
cause of his condition is pneumonia, and
his lungs, already weak. cannot endure
the extra strain.
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KING MILAN CRITICALLY ILL

Vienna, February 10,-The condition of
Former King Milan of Servia. who has
been seriously i'll for some time. has taken
a turn for the worse. Both his lungs are
cougested, the heart is very weak and
his malady has entered an extremely
critical stage.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
Current Makes for 4 Firmer Feeling
in the Money Market.
New York. February e.-The New York


'-rhe totals of the clearing house continue
to expand at rate never before cqualled. The
loans for the week ending February 9Th IN
creased S23. 2Si 400. making a gain OF more
than SSi 600 600 since January 5th last. This
enormous accession 10 loan commitments seems
larger than called Tor. even taking into CON
sideration the amounts required tu finance the
various railroad deals which have been pend
INK over the month, ami IL is to be inferred
that an aIprcciable amount Of the borrowing
has been In the nature uf sterling exchange
operations ami stock market requirements. the
latter owing 20 the revival in activity noted
Nf late having been exceedingly heavy ne
surprising feature Of the statement Is the
small gain in cash The totaI increase IN slie-
c.e ami logals was sl.692. 900. which is con-
slderably less than half the amount calcHlat'I
earlier im the week II Is true. however. that
the flow Of money To this center from tilc
interior is diminishing and operations with the
slb-tresisury resulted IN loss 10 the pahh-.
The treasury "a creditor at the Clearing
house saturday for over S2oOO.OOO. whca
was laid over in one check On account or
nioE Pacific settlement with the government.
This viii figure in fuil In next weeks bank
statement and 10 that extent viii operate
aEaiust cash increases by the banks. The
gain Ia DEPOSITS. amounting TO s24.42o. 600. Is
lue almost entirely To- the loan expansion.
and as IL called for an additional reserve re-
quirvment of more than S6.OOO.OOo IN" surplus
reserve was decreased 10y that amount. less
the gains in cash holdings less S4.416. 200.
This lowers the total excess 70 So. O.So2. O%o.
hut this figure. despite the rise in deposit lla-
hilitius. is nearly sl24. 600. 600 in "A month.
Is So 600 600 heavier than at the beginning
of lasf month The banks. therefore, are
stronger in surplus reserve than was the case
four or five weeks ago. "A remarkable fact CON
siGsriu- the burden Of accommodation To which
they hav,. been subjected. Viewed In every
light the current exhibit makes for "a hrintr
feeling ia the money market, although thls
does not necessarily mean higher rates AT once
Tire auuouncpfueut If several heavy railroad
bond issues and the pending steel deal VIII
make IN. statement for the next several weeks
~, interesting study There seems to hc no
doubt uow that deposits before that time VIII
rsS.- above the thousand million mark now
r.arIV reached The trust company totals.
if available would probably show a proper
tiouate expansion. due to causes already noted
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Child Burned to Death.

Birmingham. Ala. February S.-(Spe-
fal.D-The three-year-old child of John
Iovelace at Huffman, a few mile north
of this city, while playing IN the yard
where some grass was being burned. went
too close to the flames and its dress ig-
nited Before the flames were eXtin-
guished the child was SO horribly burned
that death .lnally ensued.
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Fruits and CONNECTIONS.

Atlanta. February 9.-Lemons. choice.
ssQ3.25. fancy, s35oIs.75 Figs. 1Oc;
raisins, California 2-crown. S1.90; 3-crown.
s2l5. Nuts. almonds, l4@l5: pecans 100
lie: Brain 13G14c; filberts. 1ll2c. Pea
nuts Virginia, 4a5c; fancy hand-picked,
5%@6c: Georgia. 2@3c. No grapes except
Maiagas at $50 per keg. Northern ap-
pies. So. 5Od4ea Florida oranges. owing to
sizes 50 506f3 25.
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KING EDWARD VII WILL
PARDON MRS. MAVERICK

Chicago. February IA special cable
gram from London TO The Record SAYS
that a well authenticated report reaches
The Record correspondent tonight to the
effect that Florence T. Maybrick will be
released from Aylesbury prison tomor-
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Arrest;ne MANY Indians.

Muskogee. !. T.. February Marshal
Bennett who is i'm the field with deputies
and federal troops near Eufaula. has ar
rested twcnty-onc more members of the
Crazy Snakes band. and is now on the
way 10 MuslSogee with them. This makes
fifty arrests in this band.
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FE1IaIE HELP WANTED.

LEARN stenography and typewritinS by
mail We guarantee YOU All the work
v0u can do from the day you take your
first lesson furnish copy and paper also
a typewriter at your own home that VIII
10 as coed work as Il $3.50 Remington
This course will fit you for an office posi-
ton or a teacher. Send 10 cents for sam
pies. Address Correspondence School Of
Stenography and TypcwritinS. % Walton
street Atlanta. Ga.
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He Marched with Sherman.

Dallas. Tex. February 4-John j.
Eagan, an old-time telegraph operator.
died here this morning. Mr.. EaSan acted
as General w. L. Sherman's chief oper-
ator until the close of the war. He was
with General sherman in that capacity
when the latter made his memorable
march to the sea
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THE COTTON MARKET
Spot Cotton Quotations.

oniclal closing quotations for spot cotton:
Atlauta-Steady. middling CSC.
Liverpocl-0uiet and easier. middling
Lied.
New Ycrk-Dull: niddiing csc.
New Orleans-Ste4dy: middling 9 5-i6c.
Szvannah-SteaIy: middiing 9@sc.
tsalveston-Easy. middling 9@-c- ,
Nurfoik-Steadys miLdIilE 7-t6c-
Muhils-Firm: midiling 3-i6c-
MsmphiS-St.ady. midsiiing S@sc-
Augusta-Ffrm. middling et-c.
Charirstrn-Steldy. midiliug 9&c.
Huuston-Steady: miidlius 9sc.
- Lcuis-ouIst. miidling csc.
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Henry Townsend, opelika, Ala.

opc,ika. Ala, February 9.-tSpecial)- ,
Henry Townsend. one Of the oldest citi-
zens of this county. died at his home
near here last night He leaves num-
ber of relatives.
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BARTLETT Is IMPROVING,
Congressman's Family Physician
Leaves Washingt ton.

Washington, February 9.-(Spe-
cial.)-Judge Bartlett is so much
better today that his family physi-
clan, DIR. Hall, of Macon, deemed it
safe to leave him. DR.. Hall accord
ingly left at o'clock this afternoon
for his home.
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i S i j ri WI a

send for FREE TRIAL TREATMENT of the "Sana-
t;era Cure for Caaarrf. Bronchitis. Asthma.
Consumption and Weak Lungs. Prepared
specially for each individual case and sent by mail
FREE Write at once and give your symptoms.
All sufferers invited to test the merits of this
great Treatment. Addres DIR. M. BEATTY,
2O3 West Ninth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Naval Stores.

Savannah. February 9.-Spirits turpen-
tine firm at 81: receipts ZIG: sales 1893; eX-
ports 1854. Resin firm and unchanged;
receipts 1858; sales 1853; exports 229S.
Charleston. February 9.-Turpentine
steady at 36is Resip firm and unchanged.
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The Treasury Statement.

Washington. February o-Today's statement
~ th.. treasury balances in the general iund.
exclusive ~ the $50 600. 600 gold reserve in
th. division Of redemption. shows; AyMlahie
cash balance. sl44.o5S,s56. gold. s72'o5o,-
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Provisions.

Atlanta. February 9-Clear rib sides
boxed. s: half ribs. as: rib bellies, S'sa9
ice cured bellies. l0l4. Sugar cured hams
l3HIOis .srd, Si5. best ?.
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Country Produce.

Atlanta, February S.-Eggs Ice dozen
Rutter. fancy Jersey lsd2o Live
poultry. hens 25I3o. Dressed poultry
hens pr pound llal2: fries l4gl5: broilers
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Wanted at Once.

Travelling salesman with or without ex-
perience; $50 and expenses. For partlcu-
lars write POcohontas Tobacco Works,
Bedford CITY Va.
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LIEUTENANT GENERAL MILES
Appointment Sent to Senate by the
President Last Tuesday.
BY Jos: Oil.

VIZ ASHINGTON. February 5.-(Spe-
NV ciaI.)-The president sent to the
senate his list of generals au-
thorizcd under tho provisions of the
army reorganization bill and the name
OF General Miles heads all the rest.
Io is to continue lieutenant general in
command of all tha forces The final
decision on this point was it is said. the
r. suit Of discussion by tho cabinet in
which each member of tho presidents inn
mediate official household expressed his
views. 1t is said the question of making
the nomination was submitted to the cabi-
net ana ballot was taken upon it. 1t
Resulted in favor of the nomination and 1t
was sent to the senate.
List of Appointments.
Tho fun list Of appointments is as fol-
lows:
Ia be Lieutenant General-Major Gen
eral Nelson y. Miles.
10 be Major Observation-Disclosures Cen
cral Samuel ~. NJ. Young. L. :. ~: Col
onel \. Il. Chaffce. Eighth cavalry. L. ).
A., { major general L.. 5. W; Brigad. .er
General Arthur Macarthur. L. $. A., (ma
jor general. L. 5 W
COlOnels to be Brgadiers Gcnerah-john
c. Bates. Second infantry. u. ). y. una
jor general. Il. ). VI; Colonel Lloyd
Wheaton. seventh infantry. L. :. \. ina
jor general. L. :. W: George w Davis.
W: Theodore Schwan. assistant aa1utant
general L.. :. \. (hriGadicr general, u. :.
VI: Samuel ;. sumner, sixth cavalry. L.
:. A.. Leonard Wood. assistant surgeon,
4. :. \. maior general. y, ). W; Robert
II. Han. Fourth infantry. I. 5. y. (briga-
der general. L. :. W; X. i. Hughes in
spector general. L.. :. 4. (brigadier gem
eral. l.. :. VI: George NJ. Randall. Eighth
infantry. L. ;. A. (brigadier general, y.
Also Major william A Kobbe. Third ar
tillery. 4. :. \. (brieadier general y. ;.
": Brigadier General Frederick -. Grant,
L. 5 V: Captain j. Franklin Bel.
Seventh cavalry. L. $. A. (oriGad1er gem
eral. L. :. W.
Wood May Be Lieutenant General.
Should General Miles be retired next
August. as is probable under the law
which gives the president the authority
To retire an officer when he reaches the
age of siNty-two years, and should the
ma ior generals and other briSadier gen
erals ahead of General Wood retire when
they reach the age limit. the former army
surgeon who has made such magnificent
record as governor of cuba VIII become
lieutenant general of the army IN l9oS,
and because OF his comparative youthful
ness will not reach the age of retirement
until 1924 .,....
circles 20 strongly resent this rapid ad-
vancement, but Ii IS of course heartily
indorsed by everybody outside of the
army. The wives of army otllcerS VINO
would I'm the natural order OF things, be
far ahead Of General Wood. whose rela-
tive rank i'm the regular army has been
only that OF captain. are saying a lot of
bitter THINGS which are the natural out
growth Of individual disappointment. but
There is no aonointment on the list
which meets such universal approval
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SPLENDID young woman, has $4,000 and
coed income would correspond with
manly man with view to marriage Ad-
dress Miss Everett. Box $40. Chicago, ILL.,
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AGENTS-'.Iife and Reign OF Queen Vic
t0ria" Agents wanted in every city.
town and county. Big commissions No
capital required. Outfit and full -nStruc-
tions free Work for home company and
save DELAYS. Address u. =. Luther Pub
fishing Co Atlanta Ga
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WEST POINT ROASTED
BY COMMITTEE REPORT

Washington. February 9.-The report of
the special congressional committee which
Investigated the hazing of Cadet Booz and
the general subject of hazing at West
Point today was submitted to the house
of representatives, by the chairman of the
committee. Representative Dick, together
with bill making stringent regulations
against hazing. fighting and all brutal
practices.
The report is an exhaustive review of
the practice of hazing in all it's forms
and. while moderate I'm tone is neverthe-
less n stinging arraignment of the many
alleged brutal practices enumerated. 1t
specifies more than 100 distinct methods of
annoying and harassing fourth class men.
and describes them I'm detail
Sheridan ON Broomstick.
One of the funny formations" described
is that practiced on Philip Sheridan, Jf..
who was compelled to ride Il broomstick
in ''mockery of his illustrious fathers
achievement at Winchester"
The report states that a system of
fighting has grown which is shocking in
its character. The fights are described
and the committee states that the West
Point code is more vicious than the
Queensburry code. The committee held
that fighting is the worst form of hazing.
The reports says that such fighting as that
at West Point IS a felony according to
the statutes In many of the states. and
the time has come when congress must
decide whether fights, which are high
crimes elsewhere, snail continue at West
Point.
The committee finds that Cadets Mac
Arthur, Breth and Burton were hazed
into commissions others were haZed until
they tainted while others were hazed
until they were sick.
The hazing OF Cadets Booz and Breth
are elaborately treated. but the committee
does not attribute their death directly
10 hazng.
Hazing Hastens Death.
The report adds:
but while we cannot fix upon hazlng
the responsibility for the deaths. the prob
ability that il hastened them and the blot
1t throws on the otherwise fair and Slori-
Gus fame of the academy. its conflict with
proper training discipline and unttness
in this new century. urges the adoption
of reasonable. yet we believe effective.
measures for its eradication and the pro-
motion of discipline at the academy"
The bill submitted contains eleven sec
tions against hazing and provides means
for it's detection and punishment. Dis
missal is provided for taking part in a
fight or challenge. directly or indirectly
or for any form of annoying, harassins
or bracing of cadets. Cadets dismissed
are made Ineligible to appointment to the
army, navy or marine corps.
Provision Is made for courts of inquiry,
courts martial, closer association between
officers and cadets and other means for
efectually stopping the practice of haz-
ing.
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THIS Il A LEVEL

THE Il 4 T. II II
for TerracinS. Ditching etc.
"Bostron : Improved Farm
Level" is she best one made.
Price s500inc,uding Tripod
and sliding Iar-et Rod.
send for descrip ike circu-
inr and illustrated treatise
on I rraciug. DItcLlns, etc.
free
j. VI. Alexander ~ Co.,
3 and ) :. Broad -. Atlanta,
a..
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Total Rec,ipts at u. S. Ports.

- 8.-The following are
: 81 cutton at all ports
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-09-26
Fell and Winter Opening.

NJ. Hill & Co., Will have their
Opening OF Fail and Winter
Millinery next Wednesday and
Thursday, October end and 3rd,
IN their new store on Water St,
which is being fitted up i'll mod
ern style. They intend to make
it the most beautiful and up>to~
date Millinery store III the State.
Miss Perry, who is at the head
Of the trimming and designing
also Miss ClaTene Perry, who
has had several years experience
and has excellent taste, have just
returned from the northern Mar
kets with all exquisite line OF
millinery novelties, including
shit waists. hats, and French
and domestic pattern lats.
All are cordially invited to at
tend. You will be welcome
whether You buy or not. Va
ter street, next door to Fowler
s. Go.
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URGETCY CALL.

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If you are one of them please do
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UNION MEETING.
Camden and Currituck Union
Meet With Church at
Providence.
Friday Before the Fifth Suuda,

Friday Before the Fifth Sunday
Friday II A. NJ. Sermon, BY
Rev c. w. Duke.
2 2. NJ. Organization.
$50 Miscellaneous Business.
3 Report of Missionaries and
Discussion Of Nilsson Fields.
Saturday 10 A NJ. Education
Rev. K T. Vann, and Rev
Springfield.
2 2. NJ. The work of the HOLY
Spirit. Rev. ID. p. Harris and
Mr.. Il. 4. Boushall.
3 Systematic and Proportions
ate Giving. Rev c. ". Duke
and Mr.. W. n Gregory.
4 Con>ecIation. Rev. c. K.
Hobbs aud Mr.. Joseph Warren.
Sunday 10 A NJ. Tire Twenti
eth Sunday School. Rev. W. J.
Crovson and Brock.
II Missionary Sermon. Rev: J
B. Ferebee.