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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Transfers Made Matter of
Record HcAtcrdaY.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. m. July is. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company No 129 East Market street. Both tele-
phones SO05:
Urban r. Weaver to John F. Wood Lot
%. So 10. % section Lincoln Park.
crown Hil az cemetery " TO Joseph T. ow
terry .'..................... 10000
Lot 81. Kenwood Park. (Graceland
harrison aY nsar Go Sd to Ellen Mahoney
Lot I27 Simon Yandes's sub of the east
Part of outlot 12s. (vinton st. near
Frank p&Eo'J ). e Christie to Elisha H Hall. NV
Lot S. VIM; T; Gibson's sub of Block
near 18th ST. ............................ 100000
and 10 Adamsons sub Of outiot 4
Near Fort Wayne av and Walnut ST.. 100000
' ioan Building Association Lot TO-
Tuttle e. Hanna's sub. ION Pennsyl-
M sqha e st. wo sSe TO Fr red Rush. part
Of Lot IS Burton & campbeI .p:s Park 90 a,
Richard Ryse to Robert o. Alexander
Ct nx., Lot 80. Murphy & Thinkers add
Homer Cook to Maria Wright. Lot 2r
% section West Park add. addison
Rosa l.. Ciaybourne TO Henry c. Jack
son ct ux. Lot 1853. Allen & Roots
Charles Vance to Richard F. Stone, Lot
8, Vance's sub OF Outlot IL wash
ington st, near Pine st................... 900 90
Mary y. Mueller to Frederick a. Wilken-
ing part OF Lot IL. Arsenal Park add
arsenal av, Marlowe av) ]. 200. %
William y. MacIntire to Marie, A
Traylor. Lot 1885, Douglass Park add
New Jersey st. near 18th sD............ $50. 90
Henry Peters Charles Schubert, Lot
o. Block s. Joseph A. Moore's SUBJ
Rarths heirs add. leonard st. near
Cottage av) 5000
Martin Lyons ct al. by sheriff. to Royal
Savings and Loan Association, Lot TO-
lockwood * McLaias add (Sei-
bert st, near Minnesota st)............... 453 %
Indiana Savings and Investment Co. to
Minnie NJ Walingford, part of Lots
/ and ?. So 30. Dosage st. near New
Central Trust Co., trustee. to Minnie
NJ Wallingford. Lots to 10. inclu-
sive and Lots 25 25 IS 112. ia. 116
and H. Engewood add. (All on Moore
av. bet Gray and Olney sts)............. s. 900 90
Thomas \. Morris 10 Reason ID. Sanders,
Lot 81 and 10 II n side Lot 30. Thos
A. Morris's I'd add. Central az. near
18th ST $4,000
John WINNER 70 Caleb s. Phillips. y
OF Lot 10. Block 3. North Park add.
illinois st, saith st)................. 500 90
Transfers 20; total consideration $50 905 %
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rain news from the West but later turned
strong on covering and reports Of less favorable
conditions in Nebraska closed strong and 80
&c net higher; July 53izQ54Izc. closing at 5fiac
September. 53i2a55c, closing at 55ci October
Oats--Receipts, lO4, 500 bu; exports. $3.50 bu
Spot firm; No 2. 1854 No. 3. 36c: No. white
SsdsS1zc; No. , white. 37dS7lsc; track mixed
Western. Ssq37ci track white. 5Td42c- Options
strong.
Lard firm: Western steam. $3.50. Refined firm;
continent S.95: 5. A. $3.50: compound S7Q
!l21z- TallOw steady; city so for package).
4ssc; country packages freel. 45sG5lsc.
Coffee-Spot Rio dali; No. Z, invoice, sac. Mild
quiet: Corcova. SAGl2lxc
Sugar-Raw steady; fair refining. 3izc; GEN.
trifugal.' Sc test, Size: molasses sugar. Sl4c
Refined unsettled
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silver and Certificates.

NEW YORK.-Bar silver. 5Sgc: Mexican dol
lars 4szc.
LoNDGN.-siver bars steady at 2s7sd an ounce.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK. July is-In All departments the
market has been quiet to-day. but reports from
out or town Indicate more business doing
Sellers are not enceRyoring force business
and prices in both staple and fancy co,tons are
steaey. Print cloths dull and unchanged The
American Wooden Company will open its new
lightweight piece dyes Tor spring next Monday
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Cotton.

NEW ORLEANS. July ls.-Cotton steady
Sales. 700 bales Ordinary. sbc: good ordinary
lS-1oc: low middling. 7ssc; middling SIC: good
mddling. SAC: middling fair. SC. nominal Re-
ceipts. $50 bales stock. "a 052 bales.
NEW YORK, July lS.-Spot cotton closed quiet:
uiddling uplands. she. middling gulf. sac sales
% bales.
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Money Rates Abroad.

LoNDON.-Money. cara per cent. Consols. s2iL
FOR money and on account Spanish fours 70ss.
Gold premiums: 1881 at Madrid. 49,. 20 at BuenOs
Ayres.
PARIS.-Three per cent. rentes. 1907 roc for
the account Exchange on London, 25f 1Sc for
checks Spanish fours, 7l52h
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Total sales for the day...I. OF 200
UNITED STATES BOMBS
MONETARY.


INDIASAPOLIS.-Comm paper 1Qpk per
cent time loans. soc per cent. clearings 81
So al 81; balances. si7s. 55S.55
NEW YORK-Call money easier at 21&4Sll per
cent: last loan. ,. Prime mercantile paper f(1
IA per cent. Sterling exchange firm: actual
business In bankers bills. As7A for demand:
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Transactions mt the, Interstate Yard.

INTERSTATE sTOCKYARDS. INDIANAPo-
LIS. July 1s.-Cattle-Receipts 25: shipments
NONE. The supply consisted OF steers and helfers
of common quality. With good demand. there
difficulty in disposing Of the offerings at
satisfactory prices. The veal market is steady
with most OF the sales from $50 TO Sc All were
sold, ard the market closed quiet at quotations:
Good to choice steers. 1900 lbs and up
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futures ranged as follows:

No. spring wheat. ssa6sc: No. red. S7kGesc
No; corn. 5oAei No. yellow, tsisas0c. No. >
white oats. iizu36c. Nc. rye. 5liaQ52c. No l
nAxseed s1SSaIs5. No. l Northwestern, $3.50
So Clover seed. contract grade. 50 80. Prime
Timothy seed. S. Mess pork, per brl. SIG l0114 I5
Lard. per loo lbs. IS. 60GS e2i4 Short-rib sides
loosel s. so47 IS Dry-salted shoulders boxed.
s. 5e1 SPA. ShoTt-clear sides boxed IS 3OfS 40
Whisky. on basis OF high wines. 81. ~
Recepts-Flour, =. 000 brls. wheat $4,000 bu:
corn. "a 600 hu oats. $4,000 ba: rye, 1000 bu;
barley. 500 bu. Shipments-Flour. l.. OGO brs
wheat. 1000 bu. corn 2Ss 900 bu. oats l4l 600 bu:
barley, 2.0oC bu.
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Mrs. w H Johnson. repairs. 1922 Station
street; cost. $50.
AL Week. Blaine avenue. frame cottage: cost.
-
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THE JOBBING TRADE.
(The quotations given below the selin
prices o. the wholesale dealers.)
Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.

Produce, Fruits and Vegetables.
Pineapples-slGL25 per doz.
North Carolina Cabbage-I.75; Tennessee,
small crates. 81; Kentucky y per crate; home
si Bsnanas~Per bunch. No. /. sL75a2: No. 2 ;lz
Ql.5O
Lemons-Messna. $50 to box. choice. $3.50;
New Potatoes-s1 per blu.
Onions-75cdN per bu
Cocoanuts-5oc doz; per bag. $50.
Cucumbers-iOd4sc per doz.
Tomatoes-Sl.JO per crate OF baskets
Home Grown BEAMS? per bu.
Caulihower-sl:50 per doz
New Apples-25d4Uc Per peck box.
Gooseberries-$l.75 per crate.
Dewberries-s275 per crate.
Cherries-sldl.25 per crate.
Currants-S1.25 per crate "A qts-
Asparagus-Home grown. l5g2oc per dos
punches.
Red Plums-24-quart crate. si@lS.
Observation-Disclosures per 100.
Provisions.
70 lbs average, l2s.Ql31zc.
Lard-Kettie rendered. loHc pure lard. lOc
Bacon1ciear sides 80 to 50 lbs average 1o,.c
20 to 80 lbs average; le' clear bellies. p 70 20
20 Is lbs average ilisc; clear backs. 20 10 30
lbs average. lo,sc II to Is lbs average: iOs4c
Shoulders-l6 lbs average. skc: 10 to u lbs ay-
ersge sAc.
Candies and Nuts.
Candies-stick. &c per ID: common mixed. &c:
grocers' mixed, enc; Banner twist stick. Sc:
banner cream mixed. 10qllc d-time mixed Sc
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. lsqzoc: English
walnuts 12d14c; Brazil nuts. loc; hlberts. I4ssc.
peanuts, roasted. 7qSc. mixed nuts. l2c.
Canned Goods.
Corn 75cGN25 Peaches-Eastern standard
s-lb s2de %: BIB seconds. 81 90Q2: California
standard 81 l0I2. 40: California seconds 81 s142
Observation-Disclosures 2-lb. S5190c rasp-
berries 3-lb. S.25pla0; pineapples. standard.
lib full weight. sio5dli0; light. s0ds5c; string
beans 3-lb, 90T95c; Lima beans. sl.20GI IS; peas.
marrowfats. s5cdSi: early June 81 loQ1.i5: lob
sters 81 S512; red cherries sVcUsi. strawberries.
s5dsoc: salmon. l-lb sScg$2 BIB tomatoes. $50
SOC
Coal and Coke.
Anthracite $3.50: c. o. Kanawha, 50 80;
Pittsburg So winifrede 81: Raymond 81: Jack
son So Island City lump s. 50. lump coke &C
per bu s. Is per p bu. crushed coke. Ice per bu,
81 80 per Is bu: Blossburg, $40 per ton: Con-
per 3 bu IS 50 per ton; Brazil block s. per ton:
snokeless coal. s. per ton. soft nut coal sc ton
less: coal delivered in bags 2Sc ton additional.
Alcohol, 81 5002 IS: assfostida. 4oc; alum 9IQ
&c. camphOr. 6sQ7oc: cochineal. 50ft55c: chloro-
form. 5SlIs5c: cor peras. orls sc: cream tartar,
genuine S5f340c. magnesia. carb. 2-oz 20rssc;
morphine. Il. 4 w. per OF. E.25Q2 90 madden.
lsftiec: OIL castor. per gal. sLl5di2 %; oil ber-
gamot. per ID. s.. opium. 50. 75as. 80: qunine. p
& W.. per or, slQf6c, bslsam copalba. 6sls0c.
soap. CASTLE. Err. i39ise. soda. bicsrD.. ss8sc.
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Metals.

ST. LOUIS, July is-Metsls irregular Lead
lower al tz7isQ4.soe. spsltsr steady at lSxc.
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state of Indiana. once of Auditor Of Stat.

State OF Indiana. ONCE OF Auditor OF State.
I. the undersigned. auditor of state of the
State OF Indiana, hereby certify that the
above is correct copy OF the statement OF
pany on the both day OF June, 1901. an
shown by the original statement. and that
the said original statement is now on fle
in this Office.
In testimony whereof / hereunto sub
scribe my name and affix my off,
ISEAL-l cial seal this 18th day of July.
1901 w. II. HART,
Auditor Of State
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Hogs-Receipts. COO; shipments. 500. There wa.
small run OF hogs The market was strong a,
yesterdays quotations. The best heavy hoes sold
from 1856 TO SC with mixed hogs selling from
s. 70 10 sass Most OF the sales OF lighf n,i~si
were at s. .SCd5S5 with the bulk OF ali husinsss
between s. 50 and S. 50. Squires K Co were tbs
principal buyers. All were disposed ~ ssrir
with the market closing strong at ouotations. -
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Elsewhere.

Common to fair lambs. a25Gs
Bucks. per loo 200q2
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The amount OF its capital ooc
The amount OF its capital paid UP ISL. LSooe0
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Copy OF Statement of the Condition
OF TIE
United States Fidelity
and Guaranty Go.
On the 3Oth day of June, 1901.

1t is located at No. 20 S. Calvert street. Bsiti-
more. Maryland.
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JOHN r. BLAND. President.
GEORGE r. CALLS. Secretary.
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r. F. McCREA. General Agent.
S05-SO7 Law Building.

Phones-Old and New, Oh.
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Clover. choice. prime. tS0s. 50: Englrh. cho,es
s6G6sO aiske. choice. tlus. alfalfa cholcs
ss<p5 o.. crimson or scarlet clover. s. a. 50: tim
cthy. A. lbs. prime. s. 3o6f@.4o. strictly prime
bluegrass - lbs. s242.so: German mlllst 751ISoc:
Western German sniliet. 70asoc: common millet'
g. 20uZ p. choice. - i5q1.1 20. fancy Kentucky. ~
lbs 81 20; extra clean. 60475c; orchard grass en-
ira. sLtoQl7s. red ter. choice soc9Si-H: NJ
allah. G597Qc.
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salts. Epson. 1is94c; sulphur nour. 2Asasc: salt
peter. l0Gl4c; turpentine. 4OfIs5c glycerine,-
i7a2oc; iodide potassium. s245d25o; brona>SS
potassium. 5596oc; chlorate potash, -f5~I3Oc;
borax 9dl2c; cinchonida. z0a45c. carbOlic acid.
31Q47c; cocaine, muir. s6.55Q6.75.
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Building Permits.

Transfers. 20; total consideration. =.
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Provisions.


Candies-stick. &c per ID: common mixed. &c:
grocers' mixed, SIC; Banner twist stick. Sc:
banner cream mixed l0qilc: old-time mixed Sc.
Nuts-Soft- shelled almonds. lsqzoc: English
walnuts 12d14c: Brazil nuts 10c: filberts, l4J.c:
peanuts roasted. 7qSc. mixed nuts. I2c.
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Linseec. raw. sc per GAL linseec oil. boiled
sac per gal. coal OIL legal test. si.0l4i4c. bank
sIff5oc: best straits. soc: Labrador. sOc: Yves.
Virginia lnbricating. eo1Soc. miners. soc: lard
oils winter strained. In brls 50460c per e.f.
half brls. &c per gal axtra.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office of Marion county. Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at p. July IS. 1901. as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No. 129 East Market street. Both tele-
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The LINES.
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AN ORDINANCE
Establishing City Scales, and an
Official Weieher, etc.

Be it ordained by the Town Coun-
Gil of Union, S. G , now met and as
sembled and by the authority of the
same:
Sec. 1. That the Wagon Scales
| erected by the Town of Union, S. c.,
on the Depot lot facing Bachelor
street are, and the same are hereby
declared official and standard wagon
scales for the town Of Union, S. G.
Sec. =. That said scales shall be un-
der the supervision and care of the
Public Woigher.
Sec 3. That the Public Weigher
shall. each working day, test and ex-
anime said scales, and see they stand
on balance.
Sec. /. That the scales and scale
house and lands belonging thereto shall
be in the custody and under the con.
troll of the Public Weigher,
Sec. >. That a weigher to be known
as a Public Weiehor shall be elected by
the Town Council.
Sec 6. That the Public Weirher
shall take the oath prescribed for all
peace officers, and be- invested with
same powers,
SEQ. q. That the term of Office of
Public Weigher shall be no longer than
the term of office of the Council elect
ing him,
Sec. s. That said weigher shall be
bonded officer, bonded in the penal
sum of 500 for the faithful and honest
performance of the duties of his office.
Sec. 8. That the fees for weighing
shall be cents per l horse load; 10
cents per > horse load; Is cents per 3
horse load, or more. 5 cents per head
for live stock; and no fee of less than
five cents, and more than fifteen cents
be charged for any article Or draft not
herein mentioned.
Sec. 10. That the wefgher shall keep
record Of everything weighed-in
duplicate Misunderstanding copy of
record entry to applicant for weighing.
Sec, II. That 1t shall be unlawful
for any person, firm, company or corpo-
| ration to charge any fee for weighing
on scales without first having taken out
| license for same-which license shall
be S25 for year or a part thereof, and
any one found guilty of charging
for weighing on wagon scales
guilty of nisdemeanor and fined In
any sum not exceeding S2a, or imprison-
| ment in county jail, or required to labor
on the town chaingang not exceeding
| 30 days or both.
Sec. IL. That the employment of
| said weigher shall he by the month.
Done and ratified in Council assem-.
hled this the 10th day Of October, 1901.
Attest; MACBETH You've,
w. ID ARTHUR, Mayor.
| Seal 43-3t.
'~~'
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Off For the Fair.

THE TIMES party Of Young ladies
boarded tll- ea,ly morning train
Yesterday, Thursday FOR tn. State Fair
The following comp 'sed The members of
the party: Miss Edna Davis. # Uni,";
Mss Matte Prince, of Gloss Keys; Miss
Enl"n- Lee. cf Goshen Hill; Miss Annie
Lee, Of West Springs; Mss MagRi.
"hit", of JNresvil'e; Miss Lnla Gaulr
'f P'nckney; Miss Stella Hotson. OF
Santuc; Miss Gertrude Mathis. of Union
IA d Mr.. Jno. r Mathis, Editor. The
y"urg ladies' met at THE TINES .ffi1e at
Z O'Clock Il m.. with the tx option of
Misses Lula Gault and Maggie White,
who Came down on the train, and Nj y
Stella Hohson who joined the party ut
San,uc. Each lady wore pretty hl..A
ribbon badge with the following wording
Oh it: THE UNION TINES coupon
contest, State Fair, 1871. Successful
contestant, there the township each
young lady was from ;ppeared) Union
county. s. c." Miss Gertrude wore a
blue ribbon badge with these words:
he UNION TIMES party, State Fair,
1901, Maid of Honor. Union, s c." 1t
was a jolly party anticipating much
pleasure from the trip. We wish for
them a pleasant time. They will he the
guests of the State Fair association while
III Columbia.
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Diary of Maj. KinIooh FaIconer.

Frederick W. Moore, Professor of
History and Economics in the Wander
bilt University, Nashville, Tenn. writes
the V.praU:
The Vanderbilt Southern History So
CITY has among its collections ION deposit
III che Un,Yei sity library pocket blank
h'ok. With p steboard covers and cloth
back. which once belonged to Kinloch
Fa'conrr, Mai j'r aud Assistant Adjutant
General Oh the 8 aft of Gen. Joseph e..
johnson,
EXTRACTS FROM TIE DIARY.
The diary, among other things, con.
t..ins the following concerning lfniOn on
ti'- J lnney hom'vari from near Green's
bnn, N g.. to Bridgeville, MISS after
th' snlIe' der, from May 4, t) June 3,
1S65:
Thursday. May II, 1868. Unionville
Is quite ii pretty country village. The
suburbs are extensive, the streets well
sh dt 4 and the houc ,s handsome. As
the t)wn is entered from the east, rows
of shade trees line 9th sides of the street,
aud The taste dispay | in the fl ,wer
gardens, et;. uarks. the ladies' ~ c,li
tnr,h aud reaned. Stayed here I'm Union,
Vile to draw ratlons. Met in that short
tlme three or four Very kind citiz ,ns
Five miles out INST u rem, ,rkabls ,nal.
1--WE ais >ati q that this Hentle nan
was Col. RJbt. Beatty, VIII ,se old h me
p zee is two miles this side OF th Old
Murphy mill Although he has yiver,
t. sons and all hls PROPERTY TO The cause,
he he's ,ggs the citiz-ns on tile public
roads 10 s md weary and hphSry soldiers
tp his house two piles on! byrna y
where they are fed 'chrrtuily .With,u,
p,ice Last night. 127 cavalry sransd van
hun; and themselves AID h .rs.s fed
Somethiog more rriasrkahl-,- +, w. III
formed he has never. Win but one x.
c@pta0n, yet Q" inisiiP rail- ~ fJu Il u
soIuier VIII aet d unlik. u gentlelpai
Al an huuh;e 10y Uabm o IN. Roadside
saw u blInd 10y, fifteen years old, re
ma kably intelligent lie W nkrd s. W; i
SUNS fO, mo with ,ais, fi-u rs Rad
a chapter In the N W Testament Tie
read, as well da Rapidly as u m.jp y
VI ouI country p,uplo. Stop.~.it, ), ,br
. nigh at New Hope (B'p'iMl church,
having made twenty-five nliles.'
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Startling Facts About Sugar.

AS good deal has recently ap-
peared in print regarding the con-
sumption of sugar, and "a the import
ance of this article as q food, in which
every individual is concerned, is AID.
pearantly not sufficiently understood,
the following facts and figures fur
nished to us by the well-known sugar
statist'cians, Messrs Willet & GRAY,
(9l Wall Street, New York;, who are
the publishers of the weekly Statisti-
cal Sugar Trade Journal, must peces-
sarily be Of great interest to all our
readers:
"The total consumption of sugar
in the United States last year was
2,2l9,SF tons, and hased on the
average increase Of a.3t per cent.
during the past 10 years. the con-
sumption this year should be 1890
5S5 tons. OF this quantity / ,OOO, 900
tons in round fi cures will come from
American sources, say Louisiana be-
ing able to produce $4,000 tons,
United States best factories $50 600,
Hawaii $4,000 and Porto Rico l5O,-
GOO, all boing free of duty, leaving
sources and on which duty is paid.
The average duty assessed ia S36 per
ton or total OF $4S, 1881 060. The
price Of all the sugar oansumed, how
ever, being enhanced to the extent
of the duty Of S86 per ton or total
Of SS4. .9S1 ,n6O, it is evident that S36,-
00O,OU additional is paid by the peo-
pie in order to provide the Govern
ment with 40 millions for revenue,
OF which the Government is not now
in need. II the duty Is taken Off
Ouha sugar, the benefit Of IS millions
goes to the people.
On October 9Th, the quotation for
Cuba Centrifugal Sugar 96 degree
test, Tree on board Cuba was 1 .96e
per lb., duty on same amounts to
l.6S5e-equivalent to S6 per cent.
advalorem.'
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JonesviIIe Jotfines.

Jonesville, Oct. 20 The bank of
Jonesville was organized today by
electiDg the following officers: Di-
rectors, Emslie Nicholson, of Union,
T. l.. Hames, j. l.. McWhirter, R.
A. Whitlock, J j. Littlejohn, of
Jonesville. Emsle Nicholson was
elected president and J. n. McKis-
sick cashier. The bank will open for
business Nov 1st.
States Foster, a colored man, was
monkeying with pistol last Sunday
and it went off in his hand and shot
through his little finger.
Mr.. NJ R Sans is building q neat
and comfortable residence in town.
A good many Of our people attend
ed the State Fair this week.
The weather is fine and the dust is
still finer
Miss Bell Littlejohn, who is teach
ing school at Converse, in Spartan
burg county, paid short visit to
relatives in Jonesville last Saturday.
The meeting at the Baptist church
closed tonight. Eight persons were
haptised today as result of the
meeting. R-v. Mr.. Funderburk will
go from here to Columbia.
The stakes have been set for the
new depot at this place. 1t will be
on the opposite side of the railroad
from the present depot and will be a
passenger and freight depot COM
5ined,
Mrs. DR.. Chambers returned from
Atlanta last night, where she has
been visiting for the last month.
TELEPHONE.