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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-12
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{Bya Associated sPress.}
CHARLESTON, s.. March n.-From
the moment that the buglers of the ar
stillery band saluted Governor Yates with
I a fanfare as the street parade began this
morning to the last round of cheers which
the coloneIs and other visitors gave for.
~ nf Charleston at the Illinois
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CHICAGO, ILL, March 11.-Speculators who
were expecting a jump in the market on the
strength of bullish interpretion Of crop reports
were disappointed. There was an early snort
ish effect the report had last night on the curb,
but rains in the Southwest depressed wheat.
thetically. At the close May wheat had lost
Amkc; May corn had gained A9$c.,, and
May oats was &c. higher. Provisions closed
2h@10c. higher.
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The leading futures ranged a:
- -aEs.Et 0roo H3frh

steady. No. spring wheat T2W7Gc.; No ;:
red, s3Ae. No. oats, ~ G45c.; No: white ute
5sa5skc. Fair to choice IS1lting barley, 500
621sc No. haxsced, northwestern. S1;72;
prime Timothy seed. $50 Mess pork, per par r
rel SIS. CISCO; lard, per 100 pounds $9.2IG@ az
$50; short ribs sides (loosc), sS30@s.5O; dry
sslted shoulders (beSed, $712A a. short short
Of high wines, $3.50. Glover, contract grade,
sS.70@s.75 Butter. steady: creamery 1SM25c.;
dairy, 1SM23c. Cheese, unchanged, lOS. @!2lac.
Wheat, $4,000 bushels; corn. 1861 900 bushels;
oats( los, 600 bushels; hogs, 10000 head.
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HANNA in HOUSE.

Urged That Cuban Reciprocity Plan Be
Adopted.
(By Associated Press.)
wASHINGTON,zD ID. c., March u.-Sena-
tor Hanna was on the floor Of the House
to-day, and in talking to a group of Re-
publicans urged that the Cuban reciproc-
ity plan be adopted.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Md, March dashboard COM
non. c+@:4h: do. preferred, 45@a5h. Sea
BOARD As, san GS4As
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NAVAL STORES.

hMETST9SS Il 5 s1s rccsiptE
casks, Rosn-Nothing doing; receipts isl bar
rels Crude turpentinc-Steady, $1.35@ gao;
receipts, barrels. Tar-Firm S1.25; receipts
lit barrels.
SAVANNAH, s GA, March 11.-SPIRITS
sales: 80 casks; exports, go casks. Rosin-
Steady; receipts so61 barrels; sales, 1876 bar
d, $3.50 e, $1.35; f. $40: C, S1.45; II, $3.50;
I, S1.75; H. $2.45; NJ, $2.S5; N, S3."5; w C,
500; w w, $3.S5.
3 CHARLESTON, S. G.. March 11.-TURPES-
TINE AND ROSIN--Unchanscd.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH II. 1902. {
80 arrived.

ARRIVED.
& steamer Rosalic, Willis, Nor folk, merch andise
and SDnssepeersI Old Dominion line.
s Steamer Pocahontas. Graves. j ames River land.
and Norfolk merchandise and passengers, Wiz.
cinia Navigation Company
landings aud Scotland, merchandise and rassen-
gers, F.SV. Archer, MA aCer. ss "
* SAILED.
steamer Ycmassec, Nell Philadslphia, Pa,
Stra merS I,osn Willis, Norfolk, merchandise
and messengers, Old Dominion line. SO
SpoRT NEWPORT NEWS. MARCH II, 1902.
81 SAILED.
schooner M r. Small. Port land
SsMooner4 Bayard Hopkins, &C ergetown, s. C.
sSfaamarS n eurenf els,g Cane Town.
Stssmss Araea.- s{s
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
PEANUT MARKETS.

NORFOLK, VA. March 11.-7PEANUTS-Quiet
fancy, 3@3lsc.; strictly prime, &c.. prime, ~ %
fETERSBURG, VA, March 11.-PEANUTs-
virginians--Active at SIC. for best STOCK.
Spanish, -72Mc.
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MEETINGS..

MOTTO E.-PURSUANT TO RESOLU-
tons Of it's stockholders; adopted on the
company in liquidation, the Board of
Directors of the JAMES RIVER FALLS
PAPER & PULP MILLS will, on TUES
DAY, the 18th day of March, 1902, order
a final distribution of the assets of said
company among it's stockholders.
Notice is hereby given that all persons
must present the same to the under
signed on or before the said 18th DAY
OF MARCH. 1902.
R. II. MEADE, Secretary.
Room q, Chamber of Commerce.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Tredegar Company
win be held on the 18th INSTANT at L
NJ. at their office in the city of Rich
]. r. J. ANDERSON,
Secretary.
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EAST LIBERTY. PA. March 11.-CATTLE--
Steady: choice. S6.6OM67O: prime. S6.2OI6.4O;
good. S5.5oM5.9o; hogs lower; prime heavies.
Workers. S6:35M6.45; light workers. s6.15G6.25;
pigs. s5.SoG6; roughers, S6,5oGG; veal calves,
$7@T50.
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ExEws YORK, March 1l.--COF FEE-Ihe mar
NJ s,,ced and during the rest of the day was
fen tureiess interests In control
a,es a,,st 90 Z. g sns
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The object of this suit is to partition partition
in kind or by sale if necessary, l 1racts
land lying in scTis and so H dxesgnaed
as lot No on a plat made by J. Q.
Reynolds, surveyed and filed in the clerks
office of said county; and one other tract OF
125 acres. and is designated as lot NO. 4.
in a plat made by w. a. Brown, county
surveyor, and filed in said office. OF Whlen
Charlotte Jones died seized and possessed;
And an affidavit having been made and
filed that Edward r. Jones, one OF tne
defendants, is a nonresident of the State
of Virginia, it is ordered that he do APP
pear here within fifteen days after que
publication hereof, and do what may be
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit. And it is further ordered that "a
copy hereof be published once a week FOR
four successive weeks in The Times. a
newspaper published in the city OF Ricn-
mond, and that a copy be posted at the
front door of the courthouse of this county
on the first day of the next term or the
County Court.
A copy-Teste:
,1;o p,~x,o ant
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JAMES A..TILNA4N, -OIefh.
Julian Bryant, p. q.

no WILLIAM r. MOSELEY. TRUSTEE.
SAMUEL DORSET, THEIR HEIRS
AND PERSONAL REPRESENTA-
TIVES, AND TO WHOM 1T MAY CON
Germ:
TAKE NOTICE-That on MONDAY,
April 14th. 1902, we shall move the County
Court of Henrico county to release and
discharge a certain deed of trust from
William E. Harris to William r. Moseley,
trustee, and Samuel Dorset, conveying
426 acres of land in Henrico county to the
west of Richmond, bounded by the lands
of Cottrell, Duvall. Tinsley, Cauthorn,
Sam'l Brown and Dabney. to secure $500
January 3, 1916. and payable January 1.
1877, the said deed being dated January 3,
1916, and of record in clerks office Of
Henrico County Court. D. 3. so, page 400.
ELIZA HUGHES and
ROBERT SCOTT,
By Counsel.
Thos. W. Gardner, p. a.
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VINEYARD, IIavEsN.The barge
Fitzpa trick and Wadena. coal laden from
Newport News for BOSTON and Salem.
respectively. are aground on Shoyess1l
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CINCINNATI. o. March 11.-HOGS-Active
and strong, $5.;5 CISCO. Cattle-Steady, S25O@
s. Shecp-Steady. s2.75@55o. Lambs, Strong,
Sd.5OM650.
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NEW YORK. March 11.-BEEVES-Rcceipts
275 head mainly consigned direct; no sales re-
ported. dressed beef, steady; city dressed ma,
American steers ut 12@13Hc.. dressed weight.
Export to-day, LAOS head beevcs LOO sheep,
yeals sold at S4.50@s: few tops at $S.225;
city dressed, veals. 0@12!Ac. per pound. Sheep
and lambs-Recctpts. 4,9GS head; about IS cars
on sale General sheep market steady; lambs
about steady. per-. not fully cleared: sheep sold
at STAG, ton figure for very good; lambs at
So 5oM7; c,Ills at So; dressed mutton. SM9lsc.
per pound :: dressed lambs, 1O@12.hc Hogs
receipts, 3,267 head one deck on sale, weak.
A bunch of State hogs sold at $6Gj.
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FOB RENT.
nor RENT

FOR RENT
S For the summer. one large FURNISH.
ED HOUSE, ten rooms, q u modern 1nt-'
nroyements, situated near the University
lawn Possession June nth. FOE part
c,ila re- address Miss JULIA G.. PEYTON,
University OF Virginia
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INCREASE TOBACCO TAX.
Senate Amendment to War Tax Repeal Bill
VIII Have This Effect.
nv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, March II The Senate
COMMITTEES on Finance did not complete
consideration OF the war revenue repeal
ELL today
bit he commit tee changes the provision.
Oft i;li q tnhaccn.sA As thu bill
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building this afternoon. the Celebrate OF
Illinois lay was a notable success
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sREAL EsrArE-PRIvATEsAII.
.MClGigg,l|| &G[lll
OFFER CHOICE LOTS
Eff DISTRICT
AT5vERYL LOW FIGURES Il:; I |;

Quadrant Lots, facing Monument; very
On NC Grace street, colSer Allen Avenue;
very low.
Rowland; very low. -
statue; very low.
On Monument Avenue near Alhson'
ON ne Grace uus Street between Lombardy and
Allen Avenue: very low.
On Monument Avenue between Meadow
and Allen Avenue; very low.
Let us show them to you, as you can
get a bargain.
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BEy. r. cRUafP.
WILLIAM A.. MONcuRE.
Special Commissioners
The bond required of the special CONS
missfoners by the above decree has been
duly given.
Clerk. ~
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EAST BUFFALO, n. Y, March 11-CAT.
TLE-Eecepts. light: generally steady; veals.
tops, $7.75MS25; others. $5.25@7.5O. Hogs
still higher; heavy. $6.55@660: mixed, sG.5o@
6.50;. pigs, s5.oo@6; ronSns. S5.so@6: Sheep
and lambs-Receipts, 1900 head, steady; sheep
S4G5.i5: Sycarlings. S5.o0M6: top lambs, $6.70@
675: culls to good, $4.75@6 50.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

bags. Spot Rio. dull No. Z invoice 5tsc.; mild,
dull; Cordova, SGl12c.
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Government bonds. steady; State bonds, mac
tive; railroad bonds. firm.
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by Messr-. SCOTT & sTRINGFELoW,
- be Ncyx SfacE Er change.
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DC; midd1lns su1f, 32sc sHlesi 10 D'ste
Cotton dn,, midllinr. p1sc.: net receipts. 1856
bales: gross, Z. o77 bales; sales: 1915 bales.
Total todasNet pts oa %
a19 bales; to the Continent. I'll bales; stock,
consolidatcd-Nct receipts. 90, 54s bales; e1.
10 tst haIes: t.. the Continent, 4l.511 bales.
Total since Teeeipts
- France, 6eS 5G5 bales; to the Continent
., o99, o7G bales
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corEEE MARKET

b p,,rERsBURG. VA, March 11.-COITOS-
=, rsat arm at Sc for good lots
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CATTLE MARKETS

CHICAGO, I'LL, March 11.-CATTLE-Rc-
ceipts, 1000 head. steady; good to prime steers.
nominal. S6.50E1; poor to medium. Si9630;
stockers and feeders. s25o@525 cows 81 25 ,@l
bulls, s25Odl4.85; calves, S3@3.65; Texas fed
steers. S4.75a59o. Hoss-Receipts to-day, 49,
600 head: tomorrow. $1,000 head; left over,
$500 bead; 56l1Oc. higher; mixed and butchers,
s5.O5l6 40; good to choice, heavy, $6.3O@l6.47}E;
rough. heavy. s6M6.25; light, $e.s5@G15; bulk dk
Of sales, $G4fG.3o. Sheep-ReceiptS, 10000
Steady to strong; good to choice wcthers, s4.5o@
525; fair to choice mixed, S3:75@44O; western,
sheep. S46O65.S5; native lambs, $4@6.50;
western lumbs, So @6.50.
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FOR GALE.
Nice House on Floyd Avenue,
Also Park Avenue House.
N. W. BOWE, a N. llth.
LEGAL NOTICES.

-1~~.~o~>~~~~~~~~->-> -,
CIRCI1IT COURT OF THE COUNTY
OF POWHATAN, ON THE 9TH DAY
OF FEBRUARY, 1902.
Frank p. Jones. fiailitlA'
against
Edward r. .DelenuahtS'
CIR
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AUCTION sALESFuTuRE DAYS.
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In pursuance Of the decree of May 13.
1901 in the aboye-named cause, the UNDER
signed. special commissioners, will sell,
hX public auction. on -.
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Echoes Along Route No. ..

Miss Florence Werts, Of Newberry, was
elected teacher Of the Long Cane School last
Friday. Miss Werts Ia one OF Newberry's
fairest and most intelligent young iadies.
Sha graduated at the Graded School In 1885
and at Limestone last June.
Misa JAMIE kilgore the accomplished teach.
OF OF Long Csue School last session, will teach
this winter In Saluda county.
The Smithville School Will open next Mou-
day October IS. Mrs J. Y. Jones, ono OF Ao.
bevilie County's best teachers will have
charge. II will be most gratifying TO the
teacher 70 enroll the names OF tho majority
OF the pupils at the opening OF the session.
Parents should endeavor TO start their chill.
dren the nrst day, for a child's progress 10
hia studiea depends largely on his beginning
Mrs Lizzie Miller was In Abbe,ille last
Friday shopping.
Mr. Archie Guy, OF Piedmont spent sew
ernl days OF last week with Mr.. T. c. Gastop.
Master Leland Stevens. OF Greenville spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives along
this Route.
Miss Emma Biacx is visiting her sister Mrs
r. H. Stevenson.
Miss Belle Mandy had quilting last Wed
vi,ed had most delightful time.
Messrs. j. 4. and w. J.. Munday went to
Greenwood las saturday on business.
Pr0tracted services began ct Upper Long
Cane Church last Sunday. There will be
sermon every morning aud evening for sew
eral days.
Oo account OF the unlikely weather Sun.
day afternoon, there was Q small congreca-
splendid sermon. Rev. +. w. Mason's text
was the Golden Rule Matt !: II. Therefore
all things whatsoever 20 would that men do
TO you, do ye even 10 to them.
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Csassy Fair.
Mr.. Editor:

Dolly too weeks yet remain when tho Coun.
~ Fair and Carnival will begin.
Abbeviile wilt then throw vide her gates.
viii como 10 participate 10 tho pleasures OF =
10 fisgs and bunting. while bands Of muaic
will entertain the tnrongs which crowd th-
Fruiis from orchards. products OF garden
and Arms, and ores from her mines will At
tess the wonderful recources OF the County. >
Tns magninoent display Of cattle. horses,
Wss; has not monopoly in that department
In addition TO grand diaplays Of exhieits In
the several depsrtments, special attractions
vlli De provldsd each day for tho entertain
The Fair Win DO open ed On Wednesday. %.
st 70 O'Clock With the Ruaiueas Mems Parade,
In which viii be represented evcry profess-
thursday will be Veterans Day. but there
will be additiooai attractions In the nature Of
q Brownie and Tacky Parade. Friday IL
Chiidrens' Day. and Will close With Grand
, II 10 Important that all Who desire to ex
hibit articles notify Secretary j. fraser Lyon.
that proper tses can Do Furnished and entries
esss nSs ~ S1. ,SsD E: 90 s vi" %
The CON mittee cousi.ting OF II. l. Payior.
". T. Bradley. B. X. Beacham. and George
Penney, win give. any Information to parties
Ii 10 earnestly desired that friends through
out the county To participate In the daily
Let .ii ,bose who will take part in the
Ing or the Floral Parade on Friday afternoon,
aand in their asmea TO r. ~ Link, manager
Let those who expect 70 enter the Brownie
aod Tacky par.d. on Tanrsd.yy sod in thei, ~
J.. K Blake. Jr-
President.
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20 los Best Brown Sugar ai.cG
Now Ia tho time TO plant your onions. Pearl
yellow Dawn ers and Silver skin SETS nj
Thomson Bros
Lamp ch nnneys, wickS. burners, etc. We
keep a full supply on hand.
Get our prices before you buy. Come and
zee what We have 10 zee. We can save you
money.
We will sell - lbs. Granulated Sugar for 81
cash, 10 every person who spends 81 90 cash
with US.
Hams. bacon. Break faRt bacon, Silver Lea
Lard, eto, all at lowest prices.
Red Rust Proof Oats for sale Al Thomso II
Bros.
Our hats at 81. 90. 81 - and s. o. are corkers
Come and see them.
We will sell % lbs Granulsisd Sugar for 81
70 any person who spends si.O0 cash with us.
Mems Womens and Children's shoes. We
can save you money on these. Get our prices
before buying.
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ODDS AND ENDS.

Picked mp Ia aud Around tho City
Mics Berryl O'Bryant, TO The delight OF her
many admirers. returned Wedp esdsy from
Atlanta. where she has spent the summer.
Miss Ethel Williams Ia quito sick with fe-
yer. We wish for her q speedy recovery.
Miss Ollie McIlwain Of ofSpartanburg II visit
Ing her father, Mr.. II. r. McIlwain.
Mr. Hawthorne and family. Of Due West.
have moved 10 Abbeville. and occupy rooms
at Mr. J. A. Alewint'S In Fort Pickens.
Mr.. T. S. Milford. the weli-kuown cotton
buyer. can now be found With the nrm OF w
ID. Rarksdale.
SERIOUS INJURY.
Saturday night, at Greenwood. Mr.. Sam
Bowie, dagman on the Seaboard, In the dis
charge Of duty. had his right leg badi,
crushed. II Was amputated sunday morn Ing
and the patient taken 10 his home. He 10 the
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Bowie, Of Eiberton
Ga, who nre we'll known In Abbeville. To
them and ~ the sufferer universal sympathy
IL exiendel.
Mrs. q. II. Moore spent sunday and Monda,
Ia EIberton with her sister. Mr.. l.. X. Bowie
We regret 10 learn that Mr. Emory Penney
In sick ayaiu nnd unable To ue nj his business
Borp-ro Mrs. \. F. klllingsworth, u 500
October 5,h, l9ys.
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COUNTY FAIR,
Commiss-e Appointed to Solicit Sub.

COmmittee Appointed 10 Solicit Sob
seripsiOns 60 Defray Expenses.
Abbeviiie, 4. e Oct. o. 1902.
At meeting Of the Executive COMMITTEES
OF the Abbeville Comfy Fair Association
held this day. the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved: That Msssrs. Anthony Pearson
MHxey q. Donald, James 81. Razor. T.. V.
Martin. A. +. Calvert. A. r. McIi Twain. Rich
ard Sondiey. DIR. Hunter. T. J. Price. Capt 7.
J. J.Robinson. X. y. Morris. T: b: Frasicr. b. a.
Boyd. ! r. Ciinkscale.. 4. X. Watson. Grau-
n, W. Harper. J. n. Knox aud b. r. Price.
be app0ined IN solicit subscriptions Ia their
respective neighborhOods. to aid In defray ing
the expenses incident tn the Fair 10 be held
on the - q. and - Oct I92.
J. Fraser Lyon, Sect'y.
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MIS- Luoaa ". Parker Eleetea Queen
Several weeks ago Il Was decided that the
Queen OF tho Carnival should DO elected by
popular vots, and when the votes were count
"A M was found that Misa Lncla Wardlaw
Parker had been elected ey she handsome
vote of5I
Miss Parker 10 Q handsome and charming
Young woman, peculiarly fitted for tho POSI-
lion which her friends know she IL sn capable
OF nliipg. She In public spirited and full OF
energy and will do all In her power 70 make
ef5orts be cen tered 10 tho Floral Parade.
No better selection could have been made
for this position. a. she vii, lend grace and
dignity % the occasion.
AisS Parker has selected the following
lovely youu9 women n her maids OF honor:
Misses Rae Lowe aponclor, Jennie Perrin.
Euuice Calhoun and Marie Gary.
The following gentlemen Will ACT m out
Piderp:
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WEST END.
Rappeninss and Incidents of . week
About the City.

Abbeviile, q. G., October :, 1902
Miss Nora Jones, who has been In the city
for Some time. The guest Of Ms. A. w. Jonee
weul 10 NJ Carmel rnursday 70 spend SOM
Miss Jooos is so at,raetive young lady. ane
has made many friends duriGg ner stay 10
The city.
Was in ins city Ior . few hours saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Canninghsm, OF Mon.
terry, were IN the city Monday snopping.
Mrs, Joho w. Morrah of nj Carmel was In
M as. s.'S ". 20 Giles Tsmpisioo isn Monday for
with the Draper Loom Company OF Msssachu'
sst.ss. Tue company are putting their ioo"'
Mr. Bradley Reess spent last Thursday In
Nj. Carmel v,sn friends.
Mra WIN. 7. Calhoun len Monday for Cal
with Mrs. Henry Norwood before returning to
Mr. sna Mfa J. Harvey Wilson spent sun
,o ~, of SIC "ss in the city last
siss FloI,ie SpS Mi.s Willie Calhoun were
in Abbeville Monday and Tuesday On route
STtsndad Watt 70 frisnds. The Misses Cai-
honn are always welcomed visitors totour CITY.
Mr.. &. s. Galloway Of Duo West was IN the
city Monday on business. y
ASSWsS ~ a. o~.sS..s NJ nrna0 vood
ioos accioees oo 'oe oos'e -
Sesaroey: 49,: .u.. r., On. ,..,h.nv and
nE StoegsS ~. ns.o N..so.sS Ssscs a. ma Wal
Miss CnnS nonuSs ~ o,s..,s ~ Pc "na NJ.
Hoesasy ~ ,ss, ~, S,sx
bUun SuHg ~ eass ~ - Oath man In the
~: Cnss d my VI n""oA -" ".' - wv
oiay noIg , ip.,r., orsh.ror- 4. IN thu eity.
spsndlns tns .esk witn Mrs: :: =: !, h.rgn. ~ H.,
Aiss SeinS Mann y. h9sseyW y w,,ss,s"."'
tnS xuSt OF ne. st,S. n.s, 80 NJ: Hsiis Hsd.
Ass MaaSIEs0s E v.o W..ss ynnhsv .s,srnoon a"s
oon Nentt 70 DSo css,o. o.~n' ""~
rototne1 luesgny @Hsr6:s .,.,, .sv-
Mr; 9eoexs Aioan ol NoauI n. ~ fSns., M
his parents. Mr. and Mn. I. ID. kiuSh.
eitv tns euess OF her auuL Ars. r. A. Cheat.
nam.
ytiie sftsr an cxIended stay in LsIta. u :.
Game hss been greatly Improved BY his visit
sxsin.
Mr. Will Wesis one OF ColumbiA's most O..
tipabio young men vas In the city last week.
~" MoC, ~ s,.a ,.,r,c.s m ber hoooe IN
the country Saturday ansf spenaipE soa,e
time here win oes sister' MIS- WIZ fe'So
Mr.. Willie Latimer ler Saturday ior WASH.
iugton. ID. =: wnete ne s0Ss " sSa ssS % .ne
Columbian college, nis inonSs "'so "'oa
every suooess.
Nrs. y. d. Moore veot Svee ,,.. 70 E'Te,In Ts.v'.
Snadnyvto see nef aisset, - .ntay HSy Dc.e ~
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The new Parlor RestaurnnI under the
infringement OF Measrs. Emery Penney and
Ar Lomax, has only bean open for about
three weeks. and their business has Increased
wonderfully In that time.
seeyed In the very best style. You can always
get fresh oysters and game In season.
This new enterprise ll.s long telt want In
Abbeville and these so1ng men dererve the
success that they are achieving.
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Give our Side = Chance.

In ouv article today taken from tho New
York Herald, headed "Buainesa Men In
T6sa.ricaIs.," We notice that "A Wise Wo
stnrtine \ run ip San Francisco. Now Why
can't Ne have this company stag ono night
with usf They surely must hava n!st GLASS
company TO Contemplate an EXTENDED run IN
vOu,d be- Q relief from the No. 2. 3. and some
fires 4 companies that We generally gel.
Give us chance.
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China.

you anything the Crockery line! We have
would like at to
it n get first choice. Prices right
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Miss Mary Manson and Mr.. and Mrs. Al.
bert Power, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. 1. Mcmillan last Monday.
CROPS AND RAINS.
Farmers are rapidly gstnering In their
crops and the fields recently no white will
soon present . striking contrast 10 their beau.
" O. few weeks ago.
The recent rains have done but little harm.
and great deal Of good.
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Remember Haddon's opening at Abbevilla
next week on "Wednesday and Thursday' 2ath
and 18th Inst.
Newport daily independent., 1902-07-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

State of Arkansas to w. c. Bulling- ton 40 acres 14-9-1.
 Alexander Powers to w. G. Bull- ington, 1-2 interest 12o acres 14, 23-9- 1, $450.
 State of Arkansas to w. G. Bulling- ton and Alex. Powers, 40 acres 23-9-1, $50.
 State of Arkansas to w. e. Bulling- ton and Alex. Powers, 40 acres 14-9-1, :, $50.
 State of Arkansas to w. G. Bulling- ton and Alex. Powers, 40 acres 14-9-1, $50.
 George A. Lockard to Elizabeth Lockard, lots 2, 8, g, block 70" and lot 6 block 'sD'' Chastain's addition to Newport, $1.O0
 E. J. P. Pool and wife to Fannie Owen, lot 6, block 30, city of Newport, $1, 100.
 State of Arkansas to w. L. Gibson, lot 8, block 6, Jacksonport, $1.75.
 State of Arkansas to w. L. Gibson, lots 1, 2, 3, 7 and 10, blocks 2, 3, 5, 6, Jacksonport, $6.65.