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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

Ine democratic and populist con.
Ventions for the Fifth Nebraska dis.
sf1ct nave nominated B. D. Susher7a
lano 1of congress. Mr.. Sutherland
served 5Wo terms in congress several
years ago, and made an excelleut 70,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Some Strenuous Times.

One OF the claims put forth by
thos5 who wish to abolish the dispen.
ssry is that it is the cause OF ali tic
deviincns that taxes place IN the
State anG that when it is abolished
all viii bs sersne and lovely. Green
vile county voted out the disp.nSary
son time ago, but the conditions does
not seem TO improve very rapidly
there under prohiniIcn. TIE Green
vile News lsst Monday weak said
Judging from the criminal courts Of
the municipality, Sunday in several
OF the churches sTouno tie city, IN
.tesd Of being 8 day Ct monctonous
oiscouTses conducive to sarnd slura
Der, was day Of hilarious excitement,
and in more than one congregation,
gathered uog5ther ossensibly Tor med
,tatto2 and "ership, the Evil One
made himself acsQi3cst IN no uncer
tain rnerner
The News then goes on 80 Ssy that
sso coiored yvuy1s We're srratgnsd be
fore the Mayor on ire charge OF f ght-
ing il church during divine services OF
Sunday before. Then one William
J ,hnson, also eolore5, was hauled up
Tor disturbing pubic worship at az
o5iler c,:u>cn. According to the News,
Johnson vas under the iralence Of
''blue steel" which we suppose Is 9
pet name for blind tiger whtskey, anC
did not Like the sermon and uoder
took to clean up things. Theo. Chan
der, another colored buck, vss &c.
ported for nalicicusly shooting into q
picnic at Piney Mount. It is said
that after the dest shot the red0ubt-
able Theodore lad the Mount all TO
hiIoself. all the picnicsrs having scaE-
pecec cff 70 get out Of the way OF fly.
iog bullets, Luckily no one Vas kill
ed, and as yet the wsrlike Theodore
has not been arrested.
Then cane the Rsv. G. ". Burgess
white, swore out q warrant before
Magistrate SJradley Sunday against
Frank Watts: white, charging him
wish disturbing worship, swearing,
cursing and using blasphemouS an
gusge to the great annoyance lof the
.orshippers at 8 ckUci il shs Green
Y lie suburbs. It is said that Mr..
Burgess is a holiness" man. The
Rev. Mr.. Singleton was coroucting
tie services when Watts, it Is alleged,
began putting in few words for the
Evil Ole, much to the confusion cf
The speaker and tc the delight OF the
more IRE weren't. Watts has net yet
been arrested.
It looks like these cases ought to be
enough for one month for good pro-
hibition town like Greenville, bus it
seems not. One day last week the
young and innocent reporter Of the
News vas assaulted and choksd 10 in
sensibility IN the msyor's ofics By 3
local contractor on account Of certain
headlines that had appeared in his
paper. Before the contractor st.
tackled 5be reporter he had been
rouDdly abused by the mayor and an
e1.chisf OF police, all Of whom wers
in the mayors cfi,e tcgebher. Al;
thess troubles, We suppose, were csus.
ed by whiskey that was bought from
the dtspersary before 10 was voted out.
as GreenVille Is now prohibition
county, and there is no whiskey to be
bought there. But whatever the
cause, 20 one will deny that Gresn.
Wills has some strenuous times for a
dry town.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
Dressed NJ = Woman.

A Greenyills negro who escaped
from jail about week ago was
captured iu Granville ON Tcursday.
The negro was fouad at the home Of
nis mother near the city. 10 vas
wearing d.ess apd sstem aiing to
psss as woman. Garmany has been
lodged In jill AID VIII be sent back
20 the pel1tentiar5 to coDG:nue setv
Ing MS seven-year senaenca tor man.
Slaughter.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

An examination Of the Garrst Bib.
l'cal institute disciosas tangle In the
a1airs OF the former treasurer, Dr..
Robert D. Sheppard. 1t Is claimed
5nat $50, 600 is involved.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
He5ward T., anseI.

Colucbia, S. O., Sept, IL. 1905.
Hen. Martin E. Ansel, G,eenyille, 8.
G.
Accept my sincere congratulations
upon the faaterirg vote which has
ncminatsd you TOR G overnc:: OF South
Carolina. I hops your administration
will be mcst successful in all that per.
tains to the welfare OF our State.
D. O. EEYWARD.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

4 committee OF the American Bar
association na5 framed a uniform Al:
Vorce laR. This anl be presented to
sne divorce congress, which meets In
Philadelphia November IL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

EDITOR Aver Of the Florence Times
has been sent to the House Of Be.
presentatives from his county. he Is
z good editor and will make a good
legislator.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

i Ivu tI:s EiuoD.r0 EssTU Al; lrs
,orid is K osing toward me. When l
LzGllsa tie hs7eI CT RS the Do; pc
<uu Lsse Cast tDe scales OF SIN f.uu
Hci: eyes will c"me to ma frcm the
iEtss most psrLs c. tie earth. sr
lie IEly way to tie l;fs everlasting,
I'd thcre Gu be 10 sz!vsai-n s1usps
hr;Cga ne.
''Wnsn We Rave reached the po.n:
yae1e tie haven OF rest IS tc bs es
solisbsc tie sun ell cease to shils
iad there viii be an eternal pale pus
:,ie twilight. Tcers will be no l;gk
ave that OF the Hcly Spirit, vhic'
sil oe bright enough and mere beau.
,liul than the SOAR TssS. 1t Will &c
i .e iivho o: sstsriun which stall Be
harmless to these who a.e rura IL
sp!rit, but snnihi!at;ng to hem VII
are sinful o. unc;ea-:."
Ancng the G ldsD Ru sIs are pe1-
rs # educatlor, sven OF excee1:Cr
Gu tlvs5ioa snd retirement, while
othars are IL eIats. Oae wcnsn.
aho has been renamed by the Goidep
Ru1ecs Martaa Is the leader among
TIRE NO: er, dominating them by slee
ra-ce Ct native Intelligence and ahil
.ty, altheu5h she cannot reao o.
wnre. She is ar Ird;an hslt hrssc
Of the Chs:ckee tribe. M.ry, hs.f
asa woman Of severity, ssys that Size
was d. ing Of tube; culosis, but join
snasp, u Atam, had Cast o2o th~
levi from her body sn6 cured her. a
oooer, 3 madcap, John Brett b!
name, ss;d he had once lived at z ,ft
Smith, where be vas praciie:at
physician, bus that there IVES no nsec
ot medicine and surgery where Adam
iS.
A young man followed the GUIDES
RulSrs from A astin, Texas, and chsrg-
Cd then win having kidnapped hi:
oeautiful ycuug s!stsr. The l526e.
7as arrested tor Disturbing she peace.
Again Nj. and Mrs. Sharp, Master
Sharp ard Jonn Aiken, whom IT,.
Golden Rulers CAL the saw OF CT the
1orld, were arrested for 4a1ch:re
naked through the principal streets
Of OSlabG ma A'iam PAID large fne
and sale 1t vas 8 sns!l r1ioe to pay
,or the proposan6a Ct she ons rslikio.
IT the world, one OF whose Iene.s Ii
the ncdeness Ct his followers.
In tbs new E3en OF the West" h,
ss:G, we shall go 'nsked and not
ashamed"
Ell times, it is predicted, swsi
she a6vent Of the Golden Rulers or
shs Psc, ic Coast.
A rival Adam has already appeareo
and bsen unkiacly tri sd at Bath
drum, Idsho. John B MaFsleF, foun5
sr OF the Sarcsiie6 Church Of A:sE
and Eve, acd who is kaovl IS the
Nu3e Esangelts5, appeared 10 state
Of nature On the strests Of Rs5hd7ru.
o1oc aiming his belief that CD never
intended that men ard vonea should
| wear clothi, g. When he attemptse
10 preach on the streets With no PIC
teotion but the mantle o. night po-
llcen&n interrupted his discourse. n:
vss sent to the towo jsii. cns.gec
With insanity, and the Commission 70,
the Insane Is Investigating his coa0i
fios,
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19
MURDMR MYSTERY.
BABY LIPS ALONE CAN TELL TEE
AWFUL SECRET.
The Rereaved Father Eolds the Child
Before suppect Vainly Seek.
ing Identity.

On the lips Of q two.year-oId baby
hargs the solution Of one Of the most
b: f8sng murder mysteries with which
the Philadelphia police have been con.
frontea in generation.
MIS- Morris z. Lawis, the besutt-
ful 81 cultu,zd young wife Of COM
nero: al salei n. was found murder.
ed In ter apartments, No. 2103 North
E '@venth street, late Wednesday
night. The body had been thrust
into 3 Clothes press. On the floor OF
h: death room played motherless
baby boy.
big man Eurted namma." be
'isped, when the horr fed frtsnds Of
the dead ~cman found her and sought
to glesu from TIE child some mixing
OF the murdeyer's identity.
TIE husband, who Has In Altcon'
reached Philadelphia this morning
just In tine to participate In a highly
dramatic police trquiry.
Harry Somers, who also bosrded al
No. 2ios E. y5nth street, had beer
arrested. Lewis, VINO bad not yet
looked upon bis dead wife, took tie
baby from the arns Of big poles.
msn and, walking up to the susoec'
PLEADED With the little one to say
whether be looked like the murderer.
big man hurted Mamma" lisred
] she h3b7.
sig this the big mar, dear?" walled
the father, Scanning about TO sink tt
che Fl or.
"Eurted mamma hurted mamma,
cnatted the child, thrusting biz
chubby little fsa into bis fashor's
eyes, and psusing in wondermen'
when be found tears there.
| But no baby finger was stretched
forth in accusation OF the suspect. NJ
word wss uttered that c!uld be con
strued rs ccrdennation Of the man Sc
/ strangely on Srial.
/ SomeIs vas taken 20 the third de-
gree chambsr, where maintains
stubborn silsnce. TIE police vii
confront him with the baby boy agar
Thursday.
The Eleventh str OF house, where
the Lswis family had lived more thar
5 month, is OF the better sort In
resp. ctable ne:ghborhood. It ts rur
by MISS Charlotte Kelly" The
police discovered that her real name
IS Mrs. Clameye and that Somers Il
known to select few as ber bIother
NIB. Lewis was attacked In shs
dining room, where her throat va
cut with a psir OF SCISSORS She va!
dragged through stVefal looms ant
bhrust, standing, into the cloths
press.
Tnere she elovly died. while tht
baby, 1ho has crept to tee place
scratched on the door>of her death
prison, IS though seeki1g 70 pierce
the mystery that IL contai1ed.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

The Rssl Estate Trust company Of
Philadelphia nas failed for 81, 900 600.
LIS president, Frank z. Ripple, died
recently, and it now develops that he
vas a suicide.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

Nature loves joke-alhat is Why
some men are what they are. -.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

Some people ara so afraid OF c,m-
mttting sin that they omit doing
anything.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

Stories uGft Tor lad.cs to heac arc
ulfL lor gentleman 70 tell.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

The new railroad rate bill went In
10 If .ca Angus. 2e.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

It Is easier to avoid temptation
thar il ia TO ngercnrre It.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

General Won Lisrlisrski, acting gov
ernor OF Warsaw, wss assassinated re-
Gently.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

Walter Wellman has postponed hls
polar expedition until naxt year.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1906-09-19

The bread Of tdleness Is very apt to
2toSu3e mental Indigestion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
b: WANTS / !. i RBLooDH!o'U'N'Ds. "
53tlItsp aU Besspss -. :. - ii
Expplo sions ~ p ynanite Free uent
in & Kernersville. 53.i
a fanecia "a 3The TImes- Dispn tcll, y

t8 Especial TO The Times. Dispn tc1, s55SS ts
bbsWINSTON-6AI.ICAl h N. Oh f July "a ~
Deputy shsrlit FIutohlnH recel we'd q teio-
sram d from Mayor w. 81 Linvllle. Sof
Kernersvil,e, asking him II he could bring
his bloodhounds to N at town Ia on tho
l0.So train to-day. Mayor Linvllle gave
no explanation ns for what purpose he
wanted the officer and dogs Parties
coming IN from Kernersvllle this after
noon safd they had not heard OF any
trouble,
4 Since the blowing up OF tho Mayors
office and oarnboose BY dynamite, there
has been much discussion between the
two factions which have "a exls!tod Tor
some time. Ono OF theso wants rho
Mayor und Chic, OF Police TO resign,
u ono c'tisen reports that there havo been
several small dynamite explosons since
the Mayors ottloe and cala baooso were
wrecked and tho opinion was Expressed
hero this afternoon that Mayor Linvtlle
had a Glow to the guilty parties and
wanted the boodhounds TO aid him In cap.
turing them, ty ID
Deputy Hutuhina prefers q guarantee
that he and his dogs will not be blown
up before ho enters the gates Of that
tpU,, Es y 81 & #
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COTTON ETT'lEll:!',Rll;'l,I
3 J 81, BE MILLER a. COA1PANY 4. &

& sNF1VF3IY ORK.s8Sss July II II throughout
the morning there was Sconsiderable ner-!!
5vousness among shorts, Who showed 9
sdlsposttio on 70 cover. 3ss There was genera!
apprehension that the weekly crop report.
G tie Giies report On condition would
Be less favorable than the public ex;.
5pected "a AZ Il q result. AZ prices held well
throughout the forenoon, but 4, q ltho !ls
the general impressions regal riding E p:
igovcrn,rent was confirmed. and the Giles,
fiRure !. Sofs N conditions showed some
failing OF during the past fortn1iS ~ N
Pts aeSGanss te e
was 50 much selling 70 i realize that prices
1T looked very uoli as u x tho Digger
longs were unload ling on. rise
above 4 the loV level ssofJ bure day. two
weeks gos 81 Tho people I who hnv re- taken
profits to- day sEwil beas ready buyers !, on
any sand for, re ta llrss
.intotthe mark (which bids fair to stead
Nv Increase its8 activity until y the. long
period OF dullness Will soon be forge item
paaf ssR9Fs e
marked j$ilnprovem over the no tori ~
ousy bad state; of AHA IS sting at this
Stine last year In n ortheast Y exAs i ana
Pet 1eaien
condition IN Texa s dfca ted & Is about =
points tho Sbnreaul report III
t indian Territory. while, on the other
Bhahd,Ethe Oklahoma. ditionsSis ,a bout "
Il points lower than the July bure re- 49,
sSoWa i a. failng oir condition since
/ 5unet 9th pt' !. q per cent. These private
feport1, or,. ostinn les, sSare. $of value only
thsy may be es 10 the mex, bnr 6,
ti,p I !tha gains In Texas will 8be fully on X
set set ~ the losses In the Eas tern belt
b. I.onE realizing continued throug hous
the latter part OF the day nnd caused
npnnl Sdnhss un In the hiorning.
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IN ETH: ClU'TCHEs2..I.0||
|MlOh |: I'll D! Be- n
Young Man Has i Thrilling Ex-
perience With Burly Negro
s# in Dark.

Special 10 Tho Times Dlspat ch.
WInMIN GToN q. July IL Last
night, q well-knowng young man OF this
city. Leo Lacy, aged eighteen. had Il a
narrowing and rough ex perienco With
sburly negro, who OF tho time was at
tempting to enter the /. Lacy home. slit
s1u,ted In the heart OF the city Lacy res
turned to his home. which was deserted
Sn t the time, ut u late hour, AS hoS ap-2
8prbached tho house no d lscovercd To- ne
gro trying to force an ntrance through
Z one Of tho downstairs wind VS. N Of be-s
Ing armed, he n st opped, 6 ana thon ran
back to the street and obtained 10 large
rock. intending to try to capture the
negro or inflict bodily I'm Jury itp pom him.
j.QuieGY ihev creptJ AFRO 0nd the III use, in-
tending to take The negro unaWares, but
las he rounded one OF the corners he was
seized by q pair Of powerful hands, and
"a black face, distorted with rage. peeredi
into His. " The negro had evidently dsoov-j
cred that young Lacy hnd detected him,
sbuit was too bold and too yenge ful TO-
retreat. A5$S
R Lacy struggled inaniully to get from.
the iiegro's clutches, but without vail
Hearing d party Of young men, Whistlng
and ling, passing ~. j he nttemp ted to.
cry aloud, The negro d icklyS 81 lined his,
tntentlOhJ ana tAe titA1tus
etlcircled his ecls and crushed him down,
Soon nll became blank to tho young ing
man. 8ts 33s ~. 81 vii
Iacy's father. upon returning to the
house later found him lying unc onscious
on the ground. His face was 3bruise ana
deep, dark circles on tho mock showed
plainly tho choking. vi At first was
thought that tho young nun Wns dead, ,
but medi teal aid, summoned q once. soon
proved to the contrary. though tho young
man was IN q serious condi ion, III
Lacy says III that on account OF tho dark
ness Of the night he doesnst think he could
identity his ass ailant, but the police are
diligently searching for the negro.
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SAFETY APPLIANCES, 55
The Government Takes Action
Against Atlantic Coast Line.

Il WILMINGTON, N. O., July 1T,--Tho
United States government has commenced
active operations IN this city against
the Atlantic Coast Line for alleged ylo-
lnt.on OF the safety appliance act, To--
day forty five cases were docketed against
the Coast Limo II, the United States Dis
trict Court, and Deputy Maruhal 9, q,
Knox served the papers In the cases
personally upon General Manager W, N,
Royal, OF the. Atlantio Coast Line, +
II Is alleged that the Coast Line Y'of
lated the act by having Inadequate coup
5lMgs ON forty-four freight oars nnd upon
one engine The penalty IN each case y
800; hence $4,000 10 Involved IN tho llt-
igation. 81 &
Z but this does not fully ooyer the ground,
as there are q number OF similar clses
against the road, but which have 10 DO
brought within the United States distrlct
,Whsye ths alleged viola tons q pFrea h
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.i PRODUCE MARKET s.
Receipts Small, 20 e Usual ',!'' 81. On
j Tues days. =35;

n Tho receipts !. OF fruit and vegetables
were very light on Cary, Street Yesterday
They are alWays light on TUESDAYS ana
ut til Isl season Of the year fruits anu
Vauetab les, from the South. to reach here
pnIs Tuesday; !, would have Ito be gathered
md SHIPPED Oh Sunday. u Notwtt hstnnding
this condition and the consequent scare
IN Of good pea hos, VA armolo ns, cante-
,ioupos and vegetables from the fur South,
there were no lndYnnces IN prices, for the.
reason 4 that all II the y dealers knew that
largo shipments were on the way, to
reach, horo & In time 4 for this mornings
business, q. NJ 81 d h Z n Z. u.
IA Thoto will bo plenty OF fruit on Cary
Street nnd plenty Of 5Ye getables to M
out whore the receipts from nearby gar
.dens ran 10 supply the V demand, "a And
there will be water,nelons galore, 4. 4,
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nv N|||5 No I ! ss|Isil

sS#S oNLT,fALL-RAILsl1 LIN p 10 $NoRgOLKs
II Leavs byrd St station. Richmond, NJ Da1tys NH
IN Eject May n. lDo2 sss s sss,s
FOR NORFOLK: g 20 q =. = 20 y.
$3.50 n. n, X ri
FOR F8LYNCHBUR0.bt the WEST Il and \ the
sos a u. h u. lax noon. rs
=, ". Pullman Paror and slssp.ns Il oArst
Cafe Dining o. rs. $ Trains u arrtyeg daily
Norfolk IL 10, 80 P. ". 81 lrom the
NJ 1905 2r NJ 8:5Q p u xIxA
!onlos a sss y, lis 1kain 81. Flyers 1|3hrkTaA
minutes,
WI HEVIL G. II POSLE sSS
8# Gen. Pass agent. dist. PA1s.sA 1shsLs5
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BOLD BURGLARS 3ii83#
Enter Residences and Drug the
Inmates Before Operating d
Especial 70 Tho Tlmos. Dispatch.l

5NSpcClalGtO - ltiloSS1JIsput .eif6
4 sPlSN ClOR, a n. 81 g. ,S July II - Burglars
entered q the home 3 OF Engineer III, w.
Holt, Of this Spla CO, early this morning
and carried away q Valuablo gold wutoh.
maj, bending over her bed .ss Tho light In
the room hnd boon extinguished by tho
burglar, who bbed the room before the
alarm, was givon.3, He escaped before Mr..
Holt could yet g. shot at him " \. 4F
~ s, w, Hnmil. n OF y Spencer was also
Visited by burglars. who were dis covered
In tho room OF st Mr., and Mrs. llian,ilt
The tier was awakened by the pressure
she screamed for help. It was found
that to Mr. Hnmil HAD Ooep ndminis--
tered a drug, which rendered him almost
helpless for tho time. IS,
bors could surround the house. ...
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Che q ii Ohio Ry

cincl nnatl, 1dlanapols. Sc. Louis g lea.ss
b 90, Louisville, N llle. N srnphis. UNIV
2:15 P.s NJ and y 100 2. N dali
Vsssbound Loeat rains
u. gdaily and .is :. $wsek days.
sNsWport News, Norfolk and q Old n eosnstts
f 4 100 sA. ana 20 =. u: daily.
Looal for tleWport News and oid Point
is "a. ". and 500 r. daiiy,
35S James River line Sss
1880 "A. NJ daily Il s:ls P.S1d4swsek EdAys.
& Arrce Main Linz from Weat; q So A.. M
M 2 - :, * 1 fS
$500 pm Jsmss River ssg 20 A,$st n .sss =
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Bow Routes aRobber.

BPl9N CDR, N, e., July l7,--Ang Unknown
negro man attempted to rob Ne store OF
s. ]. Porch, of this place, yesterday at
sternoon, making an effort TO secure what
cast, was In the establishment Mr.. Porcl,
had gone TO a. meal. leaving Raymond,
q sourteer-yeaG-old son, In charge Of tho
business. S In the absence OF Mr.. Porch
yo s s demanding a Surrender IRE or what
money he had III the store. When the
negro made an effort to enter tho cash
register, young Porch drew q pistol from
ia drawer} and ATTEMPTED to shoot The,
Intruder, who ran az the siyllt OF the re-
S:Yolver which sailed to slsss yhe nsgroi
escaped. t2y NJ Z r3t K d9 n a
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STOCK BROKERS.
GEO, I KING & co

HOAX y, Ns,n SRI, Richmond, Va
s STOCKS, COTTON AND oNAlh,
Fractional Lexis = epseiaity, /;
Gloss AttSntloD 10 out-ox, Town Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES, sSss Z
NEW YORK, G EllcAGo % Nj N. oRLEANs
western Union Branch IN our ofsict.
stock Ticker In custon1sr,s Room.
tembsr
5R,chrnond Grain ana Cotton l,xsAangs.
stlaasess visiting the sly als iAvNsa
ana have mall and wires ssll In 0yE care.
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RICHMOND sToOh atAsKEr.s
f955 Richmond, Va. Il July ~, 1903 8

Richmond, Va. July y. 1891. V;
SALES At BOARD.
Vlrxnia 9s-t 100 NJ ~ u. Sr s.
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state Bank OF Virginia iio9 ls2
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-18
!. ]. MARINE INTEnLIGENCE.:

\ PORT OF RICHMOND, july II, 1906.
ssss .SS ARRIVED. sji b ss;5 O. +
\ steamer Brandon. Harvey, Norfolk, hsschsn.
disc ana PASS gers Ola Dominion Line.
a steamer Poca hontAs. ~ urAvAl: James Rives
and Norfolk; nStuha ndlssi md pAsssn.
gers, virginia EavtKatlon Cohlpsny. 81 e
r 35i II. SAILED. 5f l55 Az AZ
steamer Brandon, titarnsy Norfolk. Merohen.
dlpt and passengers ola Dominion Llas.
81 PORT OF WEST POINT, July II, 1905.
Il SS, ARRIVED.
rs Steamship Charlotte. MuspAy, bal tlnloTs, pAs'
sengers AID general cargo ~ y u
4 steamer Elm City, HAYNES, Xattsponl River
landings passengers and general cassa,
I 3 SAILED, " S2s,1i
4 steamship Charlotte Murphy, Baltlmors. pes-
sengcra and general cargo, ID ~
!, steamer Elm City, Haynes, AAttApont Ilvts
landings passengers Rad general eAygs IA