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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28
NEWS OVER PHONE.


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Tt-s- 80.
ne tss a ere -zl- here -as- -rl-
Tts I-tls tul 8sgs q waiter ya--
~ are very -5u utk 1ishthe-A
Az agra party uas rrel a. re
h1-e o.. W-s g w A1s-s inst -Irt,
,s- re s4-ett 1f t1e Me,hos-s-
C.-ct
P-srarztl1-s are ss--E -a5e - t.
gr uork a. o.ce ca tb@ Cao<rzE t=
~ and section ecrrs a. thls plzes.
Tte uor. trzlr Be- r5E hauling ln TIE
material f9r E-ch
Chzs WcCsu las be~n c1-su-- 20
-. roon ioT ihe PAS, tev Gays riia
fever f.r
yssBL
A god rain fell here las, rizAt
TIE .sdies % TIE Bzp-ist Ch-rct
gave sn BE cream supper wetne-
eay niEht TIE proceeds % BE- use5
toEsrd ceiling the church and y1r-
chasing ar orUan
John Dea1 left yesterday foG Cor
sicsna-
Mrs. Nlceisr and little son left yss-
terdsy for Ga,aes,Ele 20 visit re.z-
tiyea
" y Tsusfsrro sent 70 Sherman
last night
Mrs.. Eakins and mother left yester-
day for Sherman. % visit Tor fer
days.
Attorney Bradford and wife have
returned from a visit 20 Texas
Mr. Palmer. the A. 4 e. engineer
is in town today.
Mcmillan.
Dr. Jay Gumm and 7. j. Mashaw
went 20 Ardmore today
chssrs
Married. yesterday afternoon. al
the residence of the bride. At ;his
place Mr Lathum Of. u. Tex. %
Mrs Matte Brown, Rev J. ". Jack.
son. of Dixie ofhciatlng.
Dr. z. N. snodgrass returned last
night from the Comanche country.
whore he is preparing 70 remove %.
Dixie.
Mrs. j. x. Martin, who has been
quite sick. IS reported some better
today, but is still very sick.
Dr. Benson has the mumps. which
has caused him 20 stop bis practice
for few days.
Mrs. Kyker. living three miles
north. is reported quite sick.
About two and one-half miles yi
wire fencing belonging 20 J. g. BIZ.
ant. and from one 70 one and on
half miles belonging 70 Richard Cree
was cut To pieces near here last sat.
.urday night The fence was cut two
times between each post, consequent.
- II cannot be used again There
is no clue TO the perpetrators otne7
than quart bottle Of whisky. whicl.
was found near where the work was
done. This may assist In bringing
the guilty parties 70 justice.
Loco.
r. W. Bleyins, formerly Of this
place, has located at Walters, in the
Comanche country.
Z. Monroe 10 here today from Dun
can.
J. NJ Robberson's baby Is reported
as being quite sick.
Lone Grove.
DIR. Brown was called 20 Cornish
this morning to perform an operation
upon F. l.. Gibson.
j. c. Carroll has purchased a halt
Interest in the grocery business OF
J. T. Ashley.
J.. n. Harper returned home YES.
terday from the Greek nation.
Dur~ood.
Mr.. Cornell Is reported quite sick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28

Ten dozen assorted pieces OF glass
ware just opened at The Nickel Store
28-2t lFf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28
Fine Groceries.

rune OroGeres
Pitted and stuffed cherries.
Lea and Perrln's sauce.
Chilli Sauce
Indian relish
Sweet relish.
Sweet pickles
Honey,
Heinz's Mustard
Chow Chow
Holland onions
Fresh Shrimp.
Deviled crabs and shells
Fresh cream cheese
Fresh Turkish figs.
Russian cavia
Saratoga chips
Cracked meal
Baked beans. canned soup. ana
high grade groceries Of every other
kind. J. A. SKIPWORTH.
You can get cypress shingles a.
Laidlaw Lumber Co. for s1JO pes
q
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28

All United States malls clote %
ringtss yrior 20 train tine.
DAVID REDFIELD. p. ".
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28
Mcmillan.

Dr. Jay Gumm and r. J. Mashav
vent 70 ArdmOTe today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-28
chssds

Married. yesterday afternoon. al
the residence of the bride. at this
place Mr. Lathum Of. u. Tex. %
Mrs Matte Brown, Rev. J. ". Jack.
son. % Dixie officiating.
Dr. z. ~ SnOdgrass returned las;
night from the Comanche country
whore he is preparing 20 remove o..
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
HORRIBLE
HOLOCAUST /!
Twenty-One Lives Lost in
Hotel Fire.
The Lincoln, a Madison Street
Hostelry in Chicago, Burned
While Crowded With Guests
Attracted by Horse Show.

Chicago, Dec. Fifteen visitors
to the Live Stock show and eight other
guests of the Lincoln hotel on Madi-
son street, met their death this morn
ing in disastrous fire which partial
ly destroyed that hostelry.
The scenes around the smouldering
ruins are appalling as the bodies are
being taken out of the debris. Twen-
ty-one had been recovered up to noon.
The fire broke out shortly before 6
O'Clock. The structure was verita-
BILE fire trap and persons sleeping in
the rear of the building on the upper
floors had no chance for their lives, n
narrow stairway being the only ave.
nue. of escape and that was entirely
blocked by smoke. Some jumped from
the fourth story windows and others
tried to climb down the fire escape,
but the cold numbed their hands and
many fell to the pavement and were
crushed Many of the guests who es.
capped with their lives were terribly
injured
The hotel was crowded by out of
town people most of whom came to
see the Live Stock show, Many
|
We're turned away last night.
The origin of the fire has not been
definitely fixed, but it is thought to
nave been the result of gas jet left
burning and setting fire TO the draper
les. Many who died Iutfocated before
the fire reached them. The iremen
had a tremendous task in rescuing the
women and children. Two fremen
were prostrated by the heat and smoke.
Edward Shepard the night clerk is
being held by the police pending
investigation. Mrs. Sheppard was
the first to notice the fire and gave
the alarm. She became panic strick-
en- and with her ilttle boy rushed into
the flames. They were rescued by
the firemen aud dropped from II win
dow. Both legs of each were broken.
Up to noon ouly twelve bodies had
been identified
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Seeks Control of Halibut Market.

Boston, Mass, Dec, 4-The Allan
tic Halibut company ot Gloucester,
which is interested in the halibui
fisheries of the Pacific, has decided to
increase its western business, with an
idea of controlling the trade in west
ern fish in the eastern markets, The
International Fish company has just
been organized for this purpose
The plans provide for the building of
many additional steamers to fish for
halibut in the Paoific.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04

Curtice Bros. Sweet Garden
Peas per can 10
Per case 22o
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Furnace Building Records Broken.

Pittsburg, Pa. Dec. All records
in the history OF furnace building
will have been broken by the Carnegie
Steel company tomorrow, which is
the day set for the blowing in of the
new - furnace with the Edgar
Thomson plant at Braddock Work
ON the furnace was started less than
three months ago. After it was learn
ed by the company that none of the
contracting firms who build furnaces
would undertake the task in the time
desired it was concluded to establish
a precedent and have the company S
own workmen construct it. The sue
cess of the venture, it is said, will
result in the United States Steel cor
poration building all its furnaces with
its own men.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Prominent Society Man Weds.

Bordentown, N. j., Dec III.
Archie Pell the well known New
York society and club man, was mar
ried here today to Mrs. Sara Crom-
well Bent The ceremony, which
took place at the home of the, bride
was an extremely quiet affair and
was attended only by the relatives aud
few close friends of the bride and
bridegroom.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Return of "Cissy" Lotus.

London. Dec. Miss Cecilia Lof
tbs sails for New York to reioin h.
H Sothern's company, in which she
is to play Ophclia to Mr.. Sothcrn' s
Hamlet aud Juliet to his Romeo
Miss Lotus has been "A member of Sir
Henry Irving's company since leaving
America last spring.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Coal Strike Investigation.

Scranton. Dec When the coal
strike commission resumed this morn
ing, Andrew Mattey, a miner employ
I'd by Coke, testified TO the difficulties
of the miners in the anthracite field
He said he received from SEQ to s22 "a
week, while on the other hand others
could not make over $40 in two weeks
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Monument to Kosciusko.

Milwaukee, Wis Dec. 4-The
Kosciusko Monument association an
nounced today the close of the compe.
titiou for designs for the handsome
monument which it is proposed tc
erect to the illustrious Polish patriot
1t is intended to expend Sl3, 900 upon
the monument.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Reeds Condition Critical.

Washington, Dec, 1.-The coudi-
tion Of Ex-Speaker Reed is critical
and has disease is now pronounced
Bright's disease. Mrs. Reed and
daughter are in constant Attendance.
TIE physician in charge says "A
change for the better or the worse may
be expected at any time.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-12-04
Notable Woman Dead.

Philadelphia, Dec Mrs Mary
Louise G,eenleaf, sister of the poet,
John Greenleaf Whittier, died this
morning, aged 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York. July 1S.-Tpday was another
animated day in the stuck market. The
strength ana varied dealings had no new
to account for them, but the
large capital which has embarked upon
ne project of putting up prices and in
vting an outside following pursued their
opinions with apparently undated conf
Gence.
The leaders of today's market were
Pennsylvania ana affiliated roads. South
IN Railway was bl ought into the move
sIent in a way 10 make it appear that
| clpser Citations than those now existing
might be IN prospect between the two
properties. The apparent determination
of The coal miners convention to make
| their strike general was gi'en as n rea-
| son for the aggressive buying Of Pennsyi-
| Vania and all the Seaboard soft coal car
| riers. In addition there was very cir
| Gums antial assertion that Pennsylvania
| had secured control of Reading. There
was arge absorption of the stock with
| q view 70 controlling the boarS of direct
| ors. The accompanying advarce of New
! York Central was held to signify an ac-
| quieScencc in the new control On the part
| of Vanderbilt interests. The graneers
! did not share fully in the days strength,
| but they We're by no means depressed.
| The speculative bonds were active bur
| the general bone market was steady. To
tai sales. rar> value, s3,626.OG. United
States bonds We're all unchanged on call
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New York Produce kakst
New York. Julv

New YORK, Iuly is.
FLOTR-Receipts. 13.0l7 bbls.; exports
1870 bbls.; sales. 1909 pkgs.; market fairly
active and steady.
WHEAT-Receipts, 90 go bu.: Exports
none; sales, 1885 800 bu. futures, 1000 bu
spot; spot market steady; No. 2red, e
elevator; No red, S0u!a o b af1o,t: No
northern Duluth. SEA o b afioat No.
hard Manitoba, SJ14 b afloat.
CORN-Receipts, SiG0 bu.; exports. %,
bu.; sales, 10000 bu. futures; spot nhrkct
steady; No. 2, Il elevator and 711A
& float.
OATS-Receipts. 81, 200 bu exports, TN,
spot firm; No. =, 81; No 3, IS; No. 2 witt
GU; No. white. 20; track mixed western
JIla; track white western, 59M6i; track
white state. 59N6i.
BEEF-Stoady; city extra India mes
22Gt2i.
CUT MEATS-Firm
LARD-Steady; western steamed, 113;
July closed l.30 nominal; refined stead
PORK-Steady.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. 1SU214; fac
tory. 111-1t2Giz; renovated, 17n19ta.
CfiEESE-Steady; new state full cream
small colored fancy, 1G cents.
ItGGS-Steady; state and Penna.. 20ffJs
western candled. 1872.
PETROLEUM. Steady.
ESIN-Stcady.
TTRPENTINE-F1dsy 40;k147.
RlCE-Firm; dome site, fair to extra
ihaGA; japanese 5MA.
MOLASSES-S Steady
SUGAR-Raw, steady; fair refining,
ZIG; centrifugal 80 test, 5-16; moiasse;
sugar, ~; refined steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
Chicago f!fa rket.

- chicago, july Is
There was great excitement in grains.
today. Heavy rains in the Southwest
frightened shorts Hnc bid 50 franticallv
to cover their outstanding accounts thai
prices. especially in oats and wheat lit
fuctuated Iii n fashion that would have
none credit to a corner. and at the close
All prices We're strong July oats closed
5Ac higher, Sept. oats 1c up. July wheat
: 80 higher. September wheat nc up. Jul :
corn &c higher and September corn w
up Provisions closed NC lower to &c
higher
The leading futures closed as follows:
WHEAT-No. July, II; Sept, 72t40-s;
oCe,oRN3-No; . July. cs; Sept. Gc4; Dec.
OATS 10. July old 47s4: new. 574;
Sept. old. 3JM; new. 33lf; Dec. new. 33yi.
MESS PORk-July, 1897; Sept, 1917
Oct. 1925.
LARD-July, Il; sept, 11O2la; Oct. lose.
SHORT RlBS-July, 1915: Sept, 1882
FLOUR-Easy.
WHEAT-No , spring, 75077; No. ;
spring, u: No. red. 71ih.
CORN-No =. G5lAaia; No. yellow. G5k.
OATS-No. >, 49,; No. white 54G5GlI
RYE-No. >. 61M62.
BARLEY-MaltinG. 1072
Fl4ANSEED-No. /. 131; No. l north
western. Las.
TIMOTHY SEED-Prime. 5.75.
MESS PORk-1S22 hGt371A.
LARD-11.O0
SHORT RIBS. SiDES-10 7GdS0
SHORT CLEAR SiDES-11.37,Ld5o
OF .nN
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Church Notices.

First Church of Christ Scientist, of
Gardiner, \. Q. 4. W. hall, 2e5 Water
street: Service at 1915 a. NJ, subject,
Truth
At the First BAPTIST church, morning
worship with Sermon by Rev. w. A.
Smith of Waterville, Sunday school at
iZ Evening service for praise and
prayer at p. NJ.
Winter street Free Baptist church.
". a. Robbins. pastor. Morning prayer
y 80; preaching service 1890: Sunday
school. 1l.4"; Junior League at 3; Y. P.
). p. service, G.15; evening gospel ser
vice at.Z This viii be the pastors last
sunday with the church and he will be
glad to meet all members.
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BASEBALL GAM ES.
New Etg!and League.


Dover OutDatted and Outfielded Law
renee and easily efeated the latter, "A
to ,. Morris. who Went in to pitch for
Lawrence, Was battd out of the box in
the third inning ana White, who succeed
ed him. suffered like fate in the eighth.
when five singles ana Il three-bagger and
three errors gave Do-er nine runs. Tie
feature Of the game vas HerZog's pitch
ing.
Dover .........0 , , 0 ! o 0 . x-14-16-j
Lawrence .....0 ! 9 o l @ O. D. ca
Batteries-Herzog ana Burrell; Morris,
White ana Wiley. Time 80. CmpireS,
Foley and Kiobedanz. attendance, 500.
An MANCHESTER.
The local team batted tie star Nashua
but four hits. The batting Of the hon3e
team was the feature. v
Manchester % 0 0 6 / 0 x-12-f7-1
Nashua .......0 0 0 0 o 20 o. / Al
Batteries-Morrissey and Cote; Miriam
and Stanhcpe. Time, 80. Umpire, Heck
man. Attendance. $50.
AT FALL RIVER.
IIaverIin smut ont Fan River. . Ia Q. II
an unntereSting game. Fall River. could
not hit the bail ard iielded 1niseraply.
Sheets WAS hit on the arm. by Il hall in
the second inning ana was obliged 10 re-
tire from the Same.
=
Fail River .....0 . q 9 0 0 0 0 0-O-S-l
Batterics-Smith ana Shincel; Ycager
and Bunyan. Time. rs. Umpire, Be
vile. Attendance, 80.
AT CONCORD.
Lowell Was weakened by the dcgertion
Of Cassidy and Wolfe and Concord won
two games rather easily. In the first
game the visitors were in the lead FOR
six innings but went to pieces in the sev-
cnth. The battn-; of Carney and Nc
laughlin and the fielding Of Bigbie were
the features Of this game. In the SECOND
game cunnors was wild ana was hit hard
while splendid fielding by Mullaney ana
carney helped Lee TO keep the Lovcli
score down.
(First Game)
concord -..-...0 l l o ) 3 3-13 IL
Lowell ........o o o o 9 o o. 4 81
Batteries-IEookpr and D0ran: Willis
ara Merritt. Time, Oh.
Second game)
Concord ........2 o . , | O-g-1i--
Lowell .........2 . > 0 0 0 . It'll.
Batteries-Lee ana Doran; Connors ana
D"Roehn- Iim". l.JI. Umpire, Hassett
Attendance, 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

After breakfast INSANE good fairy
who had entertained US so Hospitality
during the week invited US to a buck
board rice to the Kineo farm. The air
was bracing and the day an ideal
one and the trip through the woods
and along the mountain base was en-
ioyed by all. The afternoon was pass
ed in walks and drives and socially on
the great 800 foot veranda and Saturday
at $40 much to our regret we started
down the lake. homeward bound.
Just one word before we part. To the
committee who had the excursion in
charge our thanks are due for their un-
firing efforts in making this our Ssth
excursion a success. The association
passed the following RESOLUTIONS.
The Maine Press association about to
separate at the close Of its annual sum-
megA excursion, beginning, June 30th and
ending July It'll. 1902, and desiring to
express its appreciation of the many
favors and oourtesies received; there
Tore. he il
RESOLVED-That to the Maine Gem
trail railroad and Col. F. z. Boothby its
courteous and obiiging general ticket
lind passenger agent; to the Bangor K
lkroostook railroad and Mr.. Geo. M.
foughton. it's gentlemanly traffic man.
a,ef bur thanks are rendered for sub
st.ntial fivOrs, which will cot be for
gotten.
R1SOLVED-That to the Mount
Kino House. of which that royal good
fello-, G. A. Judkins is manager; the
Cobun Steamboat company, and Supt.
G. c. Nichols Of the state fish hatchery
on '5qtIw brook, our thanks are also
due.
All hese, with the hearty concur
renee at cooperation Of the members
Of our association and invited guests,
enabled L 10 spend most delightful!
week at tie Mount kineo House in the
pOpular Mosehaad Lake REGION.
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James A. Kelley.

James A. Kelley died at the home
OF ms parents, Mr.. and Mrs Dennis
Kelley in Whitetield, Thursday night,
after about five days Illness with dfph-
iberia. Mr.. Kelley was well and favor
ably known in this vicinity. having
been employed for some time as clerk
IN the store of John Mcnamara in
Depot square. He was % years Of age
ana is survived by his parents. one
SISTER, Mrs. O'Brien of Dorchester.
Mass, and brother, John Kelley The
funeral will be held from his late home
IN Whitefield and will be private. The
interment Will be in st. Joseph's GEM
ctery in this city,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
Mrs. Harriet M. Cunninuhan

Inc funeral of Mrs. Harriet NJ. Cum
nlh@hah occurred at her home on
windsor street Randolph, Thursday.
about '2l5 +. Nj. Death came after a
ionS illness ct consumption. Mrs. Cum
hlhgham vas 50 years ana I mcnths Of
age: she was the Wife of the late Rev.
David Cunningham. The funeral will
DC heid from the Randolph NJ T..
church at | o'clock Sunday afternoon
and the burial will be at North Pitts
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19

A second break was made in the
Maine Central buildings at Fryeburg,
Wednesday night. This time the
freight station was the place selected.
box of clothing was taken. Some
time during the same night clothing
was also stolen from the store OF
Charles T. Ladd on Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-07-19
Boston Market.

Boston. July is.
FLOUR-Firmer; spring patent 400
CORN-Unchanged No. yellow, 74GiJb.
OATS-liieher: No. clipped. 60.
PORk-l-hchanged; %. 50m2f
LARD-Easier; 13naY.
BEEF-EaSier; extra sides. 1lIAT1o:
light grass and cows. 7Q9
l5AMB-Steady; l2m13>
NEALS-oteady; Gml1
BUTT ER-Easy; extra creamery, 22Ia7
%: eastern. ~.
CHEESE-Easy; new. 9aim10k.
EGGS-Firm; fancy, 22d25; eastern, .
POTATOES-Ea Rhode Island ana
Jerseys, 2d225.
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Mans Mission a Earth.
Medical Book res.

For men only; the youn, middl. aged
and old. Write today for his Wade Me-
cum Key to health and hapiness. Send
cents for postage. Addres The Pea
body Medical Institute, No.4 .BulfinCn
St, Boston, Mass.
The Peabody Medical Insitute has
many imitators. but no equa.-Boston
Herald.
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GARDINER.

Maurice w. Eyal received, Friday,
iof mounting, q snecimen of o rare
ana probably valuable bird. The speci-
men Was sent by parties in Machias
d'Io y presumably Il white swallow.
ne NliinaG" Of the bird is entirely
"hlte ana the form and size is identical
win that of the commonly seen swal-
low. The bird win be mounted by MI.
ROYAL
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National League Standing.
Other Games,

At Montreal-MontreaI 9: Toronto. ..
~ Old Town-Cau5ou. I; Old Town. :.
III norcaster-tt 01ccster. !; PTorf-
utnCe. 3.
AZ Newark-Buffalo. 4; Newark. 1 (caIi
ed in 18th; darkness
At Jersey City-Jersey City, s: Roehes-
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New England League Standing.
American LEAGUE.
AT BOSTON.

AT BOSTON.
Boston ........o , 0 2 . 0 o HOP
Cleveland .....1 . o 90 O-14-IG-t
Observation-Disclosures. Williams and War
ner; Wood ana Bernhard. Time. l.45 I'm
pire, Sheridan. Attendance. 400.
AT BALTIMORE
Baltimore .....0 0 0 3 D 0 0 C. G-2
II. Louis ......3 0 . / 0 . 0-4-12-l
Ratteres-Shields and Drill; SudhoG
Powell and kahoe. Time. 40. Umpires,
CarrIthers and tombstone Attendance.
1880.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
Chicago ........2 0 o o O-6-11- 2
Philadelphia ~ : . 0 / 2-7-I5-2
Batteries-Callahan and Sullivan: Wad-
dell and Schreck. Time. IN. Umpire.
@ Loushlin. Attendance, 1899
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New York Cotton Market.

New YORK, July IS.
Cotton spot Closed quiet and steady.
Middl!ng uplands 97s; do, CULTS 9ls. Sales
> bales.
Cotton futures closed steady. July. S7i:
August. S.43; SEPTEMBER. S.1j; October 73i:
November. ISl: December. 1.Sj: January.
l.S6; February, 7S7; March, 7S5.
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TO kiNEO.
John Quill Tells Of Trip to
Names Inland Sea.
With the Maine Press Association on
Annual Excursion.
The Scenes Along the Route Graph
eally Described.
TO kiNE0.


Tho Maine Fsress Association at it's
orlga nizat.o almost half-a century
:sgo. fiisF1.d the very pretty custom
of davotifer certain ffays; ZACH wear to
an .xu,rr-ion. mn crs+orn has been
I.an+ NJ, YAH. arfer ,ye,, brire,iu., its
,rau-f.r. closer fgcefblr ana cement
Ivy fh4 iorl4 N friandsr,D \ littls
,ioqer ~ WV. wears ron by. f,yerv nook
and eo~1tf OF the OLD Pine Tree State
faa brar arnlgyed and its beauties
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~ rs. t.,..-a rho middle and border
e+.+aa h.-. baer avarsad and the
KINGS d.r,.gr. INVADED. Every where
l5as ta.. y...corre been most hearty ana
cordial
q9.fe y4.,r tba members with the
,.......b-.-rr ,.i-,.,.l-fo,., baforn them
49,. t.......,,,1 a.. afrie to sf.,i7e,s in
fnrl -'., 1r..,eara,.d I..l,1. xi,n kia4o.
5s- ,cqr.-n. NY tbe objective point.
Gur itinerary reached. from Monday 10
woadav. Tha start was made on Mon
d.y tr, tairrtafh The Ilannpb-,. con-
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The SaSadahoc county Democratic con .
Yention has been called for August 2.
Very little talk is made concerning the
candidates for the county berths. &
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Local Notice.

There viii be a dance at the Club
House at Pleasant pond, this evening.
july19d1t
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Ulchangcd: 465.
COTTON SEED MEAL-Steady; S.25I
$50
MINED F'E,ED-o3m2I
BRAN-Spring, steady; 20. 5G121
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AT PITTSBTRG

Plttsburg .......o 0 o o 0 O-9-5-l
Chicago .......-.l l o o 0 o C-2 >
Batteries-Dohcny and thinner; TAYLOR
and King. Time. l.4O. Umpires Tame
hlll and Chance. Attendance 2S7G
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