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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

DETROIT. Oct li.-Close: The en-
tire wheat outlook Is bearish. Stocks
ba last week and the quantity OF wheat
on passage Ii 10000 900 bu greater than
IL was a year ago. being now 1000
way competing wheat growers are
pushing the sale OF their property Is a
fright. and leaves American exporters
quite sn s. out Of the game They sold TO-
$50, 900 bu TO Europe last week, which
Is 100000 bu more than was disposed
Of during the same period last year.
The home outlook gives as little
report puts the two crops to a total
OF 7oe.0Oo.0o0 bu. which is much larger
than early estimates. The spring wheat
estimates OF the Ss ,Dainy
wheat crop made IL 100. 900. 900 bu; la
ter IL was Increased TO l60.000.0o bu,
and now the government figures make
IL 100000 bu. which some northwest
ern dealers think is 100000 blu too
high.
Wheat was weak all Tuesday and
closed at a decline OF 1hdl%c. Corn
declined &c and oats were steady. No.
l rye gained lc and cloverseed declin-
Wheat quotations: Corn. cash No. 2
&c at $1,000. and declined to ss4c;
sl.04x: No. white. Sac
No ssc So yeIio@ s.s Sr1 Closing sass
Sac Oats: standard. asc: No > white.
z s,s cars ga at ssHs Rye Cash No Ss !, &c oe
Nov. ] car at 81: Cioverseed; Prime
SPOT. 40 bags at 3; Dec. ss.05: March.
$40; sample. IS bags at ss;5s. 40 at
ss.fs: prime aisike. So; sample alsike.
10 bags at $3.50, 9 at s775. f2 at s7.25.
Timothyseed: Prime spot. nominal.
European wheat visible supply. 81
a
/ Wheat receipts Tuesday: Minneap-
oils. 2s4 cars, against go a year ago:
Duluth, 3ll ears. against 497: 81. Louis,
s25: Kansas city. 100 cars.
Stocks of grain in Detroit elevators
are 24s.014 bu OF wheat, 200.262 bu OF
corn. 1880 bu OF oats and 2s.s42 blu
No session OF the board OF trade on
Wednesday. Columbus day.
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Tuesday were cars OF wheat, of
corn. Of oats and OF rye.
Urinary wheat receipts on Tuesday.
$50, 900 bu.
Exports of wheat and hour Tues
CHICAGO GRAIN OPENING.
CHICAGO. Oct. 1l.-Grain opening
Grain futures showed a decided decline
at the opening today. Dec. wheat
opened sc lower. May &c; Dec. corn
higher; May NC lower. Provisions
showed fractional increases.
Noon: After an early rally Dec
wheat weakened and az noon was a {
lower: May hc lower. Dec. corn drop.
ped sc: May sc. Dec. oats declined
lac: May Unclaimed.
Close: Wheat showed increasing
wea kness today Rallies were few and
during the day became more and more
feeble. other grains slumped in sym
patty. Dec. wheat closed / hc lower;
May dropped &c. Dec. corn declined
&c: May sc Dec. oats dropped sc;
May &c. Provisions were steady
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NEW YORK COTTON.
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. Oct l1.--Fiour: Dull.
but steady. Pork: Steady; mess, sara
2l5O. Lard: Dull; middle west spot.
sl275a12s5. Sugar: Raw: dull; cen
trifugai. Sc test. $3.50: muscovado, 81
test, So 40: refined. dull: cut loaf. 1913:
crushed, 1855: powdered. s505: granu-
lated, 1926. cofree: Rio No. ; on spot.
10A Gle. Tallow; Quiet; city. Isc:
country, %mShc Hay: Firm; prime
Sis: No. 3, s0q s0c: clover. s0d csc.
Dressed poultry: Dull. but Arm: tur-
keys, $50 Csc: chickens. 12m 2lc; fowls.
14Qisc: ducks. SmlsHc. Live poultry:
Fair demand: geese. 13c: ducks. l5n
lie; fowls. lie; turkeys. l2@ l5c; roost
ers, 12c Cheese: Irregular: state milk,
common to specials. lldl7e; skins;
common TO specials. 59l2Ac; full
skins. 2U+
Butter: Firm; fair demand. re-
ceipts. 1910. creamery extra. 2sc; state
dairy tubs. 23 a. 2sc: imitation creamery
firsts 24m25c Eggs: Quiet. steady
receipts, 1851; nearby white fancy.
:SG 4Oc: nearby mixed fancy, 2sm3lc,
fresh 6rsts, 25is q 2si4c; no market on
Wednesday, Columbus day.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The Grand Trunk subsidiary roads
all show q decrease In gross earnings
for August. but the parent company
shows a slight gain Notwithstanding.
Gross income increased from $2,916-
900 to $685. 900 while expenses rose
from s2.10O.000 to s2.210,000. The in
crease in net income was about $37,-
900. The recent strike on the Grand
Trunk lines Is blamed for the falling
OF In receipts.
The Day Automobile Co. Is making
plans to incorporate In Michigan and
locate In Detroit, for the manufacture
of a combination commercial and
pleasure vehicle. The designer or
the car, Thomas w. Day, will he pres
ident of the company. Mr.. Day was
formerly Missouri representative OF
the Locomobile Co. Hugh A. Jen-
nings, well known TO baseball fans.
will be president. and Cameron
F.. Roberts, OF the Cincinnati Dis
count Co. will be secretary. There
are several Detroit stockholders. The
capitalization OF the company will be
$500, 900, OF which 100000 will be
paid In.
Unless something can be done to
head of the action of the owners OF
the Manistigue railway. Grand Marais
and several other towns in the north
ern peninsula will be without railroad
connection after Tuesday. The Man
istiaue railway, which has been oper.
ated from Wilman TO Grand Marais.
connecting with the Duluth South
Shore at Seney, was built originally as
a numbering road by the Manistique
LAUNDERING Co.. controlled by Alger.
Smith & Co. of Detroit. This company
bought in the road about a week ago
at foreclosure sale from the Union
Trust Co. trustee Of the mortgage Sc
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S S;.s 3 el;y SSSs sss sssIs?Ph s%s
son. s:se: VIM. M.thsr. Z; North star.
Kopp, 5;ss' Ward ATss :; May ~ bS S,,n
sen. Manda. II: North Lake. Uganda.
Down: stadacona; Wainwright, Col
lingwood. I p IN, Monday; Manitoba.
lock. 2:s0: Portland. ShsnAnUo. Wick
wire. 4: Reed. Onoko. Maricopa. Krupp.
6: Barlow. Siemens. Marsala. .; Lycom-
ing, Emma Hutchinson. $3.50.
Waldo. $3.50 p. m. Monday; Oates. IL;
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curing the bonds. and has given notice
that operation will cease Tuesday.
The road has not paid for several
years. When the road stops running
IL leaves Grand Marais 32 miles from
communication with the outside world.
Members Of the board OF con-
merce and their ladies. have been In
vited by the Buffalo Chamber OF Com
merce and Manufacturers club. to at.
tend the industrial exposition being
held in Buffalo this week. A party
from the local organization will take
the Buffalo boat Friday night. About
so members OF the Board OF Com
merce have signified their intention
of accepting the invitation Of the Buf-
falo body.
Detroit banks will not observe Col
umbus Day as a holiday. and will be
open for business as usual. The New
York stock exchanges and the Chica-
go grain market will be closed.
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Wheat
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Paine.
Weber a. Co, Oct. IL:
Wheat-There was no such demon
stration I'm the wheat trade as many
at low point have been OF about lc
from the close yesterday. The May
price had been down to s1.02h. ON
the last dip. shorts covered consider
able wheat and others OF the pit trade
bought for rally. The enormous In
crease In European stocks to 101,50O
900 bushels In discouraging TO holders
Minneapolis increases stocks $50 900
bushels for three days. Dispatches from
that quarter say Washburn Crosby IL
leading the buying Of May wheat. .prac-
ffcally taking all offered Private Ar
gentina cables claiming plenty OF rain
FOR the entire wheat-growing regions
OF that country had much to do with
the SECOND Dip IN this market
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q. 8. GOVT BONDS.
CHICAGO PRODUCE

CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO, Oct. 11.-Butter: Extras,
csc: firsts, Csc; dairy extras. 27c; frsts,
csc Eggs: Prime frsts, CSC: nrsts.
24c Cheese: Skibs. IAN a l5c: young
Americas, 16G16hc. Live poultry:
Fowls. 11h m12c; ducks, 13413lsc;
geese. 100 lac.
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BOSTON COPPER LErrrRs.

Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone 4 ~. Oct. II;
a strong undertone on moderate trad
ing Trading has been confined largely
TO the low-priced issues. notably
Nevada Cons. North Butte is showing
strength and sold at 3lA. gain OF
y. CRANKY sold at 81 In the early
dealings. later at 80. Sentiment seems
market and while trading Is confined
chiefly to the room. there Is better in
auiry for copper stocks than for some
time past Trading IN other depart
lngly quiet and no features. American
Tel. a Tel. and Mass. Gas have been in
good demand. American Agi Chemical
mon selling at 4s,. which is decline
OF q.
Reported for The Times by Paine
Weber 4 Co.. Oct IL:
Spot, 5sl Is Sd: advance OF SIS: futures.
81 So: advance Of IS.
Boston coppers showed a gradual I'M
provement In prices again this morn
ing, Adventure advancing TO y. Mass.
loA. Greene ia, with similar advances
throue hout the list. Cactus shows fur
discouraging report made by C. W.
Prftchett to President Eaton. and hold
ers are trying TO save what they can
out of the wreck
A NTH drill In the Arizona CONNER
ctal has disclosed the same good ore as
brought up by the other four The nye
drills have covered distance OF nearly
200 feet on the vein. and as each has
brought up good ore. the management
Is very well pleased with the showing.
OF the Ave drills. two have gone below
the 900-foot level and three between
the 500 and 900-foot levels. This shows
that the faulting on the 700-foot level
does not 20 down.
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HOsTON COPPER sHARr sALEs.

Boston soppsr sales OF Oct. 10:
Elm II IsS q oa ss 49, or Sn Ill , 1sS
Hk ITO. Hv lss, Ind $780, Roy 100, Kerr
$40, Lake 5as. L 3 80. Mass lt7s, May
49, o. sC Nv :s sSO S 6.e ii Par So sa 90 S so
Ray 2lo. Sup l05. sh $40. a b lfi. SIX
l6S. Tn 10. OH asa. L. X 200, do pf lss.
Cx 20. Win 10. VOL s. Shat IS.
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Reported for The Times By Paine.
Iebber Co. Oct. IL:
K There was little news TO anect the
eock market over night Yesterdays
<overpment crop figures were well re-
5t1ved and total OF all yields OF o.
|IG.o zoe. 900 bushels should give a large
increased tonnage. especially TO the
3ootern railroads. On the other hand.
ut OF the situation In Spain makes
ID0Gers cautious The market this
morninR was a narrow affair with only
'<ncffonal advances. save In few spe-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11

TOLEDO. O.. Oct. li.---wheat: Cash.
&c; Dss Msy 9 siG Msy. Scr cHss &
s7hc. Rye: No. 2. 7Shc: No: y I2hc
cioversesd: Cash and Oct, ss1s; Oct.
$s.eS; March. sso,h r; Alsiks; Prime pr,m.
and Oct. sab. Butter. eggs and hay
unchanged.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11

Princeton. Hollsy. 1850; wtdsnsr.
i S. "" ps Ml s' rSss:s iss
Essfa. Fryer !: weivln. $40: KENNEDY.
Geo. Stephenson. Manila. $40; tsmaiu
Kerr. sacrsmenso,, q Rssm, s:se;
1880 Gary. ii:so; Adrlatic. 1850.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11

An cem y. Adven ~ Bos Ely 4.
- west ~. Davts DAILY 21-s. East
1l6rth lake s&. ohio Cop 1916.
~ *, Old Dom ssx. oscsela
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NEW YORK, Oct. l1.--A fairly
k0krong tone was displayed in the stock
market today. opening prices In most
&canes being slightly above yesterdays
close.
ii q. m.-The market continued
|ntrong all through the first hour.
Governments unchanged, other
1ouds strong.
"a Noon--Although business siackened
~ the late afternoon, the tone re-
aimed strong.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11
Iarkets a11 Finance

Lake La ray az c sap csr ss sap B ass
Sup 4 Pitts rs, Utah Cons ~. u s Smelt
$50 DO Of tSi. Winona g.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11
Butter AND EGGa

Butter-Creameries.e extras. ne H.;
flrsts 2Tc; Dairy butter. 1Sc: packing
stock. z2c per 10.
Eggs - Fresh current receipts, cases
included. 25c doz Receipts Tuesday.
ls4 cases.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-11
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK, Oct. l1.--Money on call.
a.. Time money. AZ n4& for SIX
months Bar silver: London, 20 10
New York, 5i[. Demand sterling
q az OF a az
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MARKET
Els sTR0hG TONE
- opninues Firm A Trading
1zegrssssd All Through the
Flint Hour.


~ r. or0Ck mAmkET--Csose.
- s7z. Am Fso. do pr iisk, Am
= QUE An Loo ~ ~. Ar ms smell sn. ION.
III ztch isIx. B " 20 s icis. B K T
g. Can Pac 1876. Cen Lesth 3sh, do
119, g q o Sly. G. 4 q w "a. c M *
= q e0&, Corn Prdcts ish, ID a ii
d. % = X q IS. Dis Sec Cor s0h, Erie
- isa. OF Nor n issH. Gt n Ore ctf
70. Ills Cent 1874. Int Met 2o%. do
70. u X 4 r 2lA. do pr s4E. NJ 81 r
~ Ste NJ is2h Mo Pac 81 ~, Nat
I'D 81. NJ Yc 1i4h,sN 4 w az.
= w ssx. North Fac 1904. Penn X
13oA, PEG q 4 G l0sk., Read l47 4;
op . -. Rock Island 81 y, do pr
81. Slos Shelf S.. South ny a45s. do pr
<&x Tenn Cop ssh, Third Ave IL y.
IA 81 l. q w 26%, Twin City 1l3+
oxas sSh, Union Pac 1914. U Rub
&3p SS%. u 8 Steel 7lS. do pf iis%.
~ y Bonds 104k. vir Car Chem 81, Titan
Ion lsN, Wabash IN. do pr s74.
Vest Tn Tan. West Mfg IL.
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$50: No. 2. .s.!e: No. 2. :sgSS: No. !.
1872 No No ss 50. NO NO = , sSso NO 90 10.
$3.50: No. IL, S525; No. IL. IS 20; No
IL. $5.I6: No. II S5.ls: No. 10. $Sie per
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local STOCKS.

DanAs ana Tpust Coapantes.
oknezax quotations. Dstroit Brokers
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PRODUCE.

There was not a great deal to be said
for the market this morning. There
was no change in the Elgin butter quo
tations, and poultry and eggs were
steady Receipts OF poultry were some-
what larger. but the bulk OF arrivals
ers. and there were but few left for
tn. general trade. but there seemed TO
be no shortage. Eggs are very hrm
on light receipts and the tendency Of
the market Is higher. Potatoes are
lower in price and heavy in tone. The
trade Is being largely supplied from
farmers wagons on the city markets
at present Receipts Of peaches were
light. but there were plenty OF grapes.
apples and pears.
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ADVICE TO INVESTORS


n ns1f the writer
CON and will . carefully inyestiyatsd)
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App,..-7sce,l..s per ou; ,aoass

apples and pears.
Appi:s-7scGn.:s per bu: szosss
Dssssss--Gocd shipping stock. sl.ss
ESQ. according to quality;
e::.T1sS l1%a; Il fs SIs H. ao.
CsSSsse--sl.Ts per bbL
sos srsss ssoSa p.1 Boz. D..eh.
cSe...%aiiehisan mats. l7017nc:
s sSss sis,s lie t%sssfsr sw:* i
Crab AppIes-si.564 IFS per blu.
CrsnberriesCape Gods. s22s per bu:
6.se.-Pe,sian. sosc per ID: Fards.
Drs * C.,ve; -. Choice; ,iaolshe
Ftgs-Imported. new. 40 lsc per ID:
California. s5c per box
Fre.h Ve<esssl::-Cueumbers. u per
81 per bu: r>dishes. round. 1oc per dos:
wax beans. u per ba: pae,,ey. so0ak
per s don sressaro PsgPes1 no 1oc per bur
Grares-Ponies. Concords. tic; Nj
agaras and Delawares. lsc; concords.
Grape Fr.is-Florida. ,s.soos per
Hsy-Detroit dealers are paying the
following prices for baisd hay in car.
new: ,lssisso: No. 2 sinosas; sisS
stray g -sE7sSs; wheat .ns %, straw;
wagon. on the ci.y markets ranged
Hiae.-No. cured. Zoe: No. 7 green.
ie: No. i cured kip. ioMc: No. Srsen,
green. Sc; No. i cured. half. llMei No
ss'se: No. .. $40: sReepskins. a. to
and calf. lhc on.
u Hc: estrastei. Ease Der il.
box; M:..,na;; &; i G n:S ,g per box
ease: 0ssge. $3.50 OILS per bu
spanisn. 81 IS per crate: picking on
or..sss.caiiiornia v.l.nc,as. ss.1s
rise.priss-Flcridas. sasoo4 crate.
fs..sys ,i.7s; "A. $50; A. si.as; B. 7sc
f.er.--Bartletts.. sL7sos per bus
g. per Dbl; common. 'i.so0s
r%:::...G -sSSa sit s car lot. .soSec
Posisry-springs. Ishc; hens. 12Mc;
10
l l.e: geese. io0Iie; turkeys. is0lsc lb
asi.ees--sI a5aI.so per bu.
bu, is9a.2s per Dbl; Jerseys. ,s7s per
Dbl, $3.50 per Blu.
Te.ntoe:-Rome-g grown. sogsoc bu.
wosiwMsGium, unw H1 zone:
nns unwashed. N01sc per ID.
J0BBINo PRICES.
Canned Goea.-Appiss. Gals. ,sa7s:
bak sd beans. lib. so&soc; Lima beans.
aSdaso. Sorn. r. e.. Maine Sd ;Io;
fe...F S e early S'i June. sl.:s; stand.
sockeye. tail. So: Nat. Ss.1s; Alaska
toes. toes. ,nSsoe: :acc S SIC nSLlc pes
Ceace-packed conee. loo-lb. case.
Feed-Bran, as nne middlinss. sa1:
s2S; coarse cornmeaI. sa7: corn and
'a S,o snoDM et RsT 'T patents. in wood.
s;assss Sre Clear s p.a ssl ~:
"' Sii.NRs s PEI i,nssed, ,,.o.i boiled lin
sene. &c; Perfection. SIC; Eocene.
DeStins; n 6aTIsi .ots; soassH ga sal ,.m.
lily. s23; medium clear. $3.50; smoked
hams. i501eNc; dry sailed briskets.
iihc: bacon. Iva &c; lard. IN tierces.
lskc: kettle rendered. 14Ae per Id.
| suEar-ouotations corrected daily by
w. II. Edgar & Son. The retail price
list for Detroit, Delray, Crosse oointe,
Highland Park. North Detroit and
River Rouge: Crystal dominoes. 1-lb,
N7s; 6-lb, fs.25: Eagle tablets, $40;
cut loaf, 1870; cubes. 1886: xxx
powdered. esls; standard powdered.
$50: granulated. extra coarse. $3.50:
graduated, nne. in bulk. $50 granu-
i lated. In cs-lb cotton bags IS rs: Mich
tgan granuiated. $3.50: diamond A.
I $3.50: confectiopsrT n, y6.ss: No. 1,
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The California Consolidated OIL Co.
Is working along old familiar lines.
The promoters have secured the
names OF men who inspire public con-
fidence TO back up their proposition
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Detroit
ssyss Thanking n scysr
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In Paris. tft ~
Rich men, soldiers and athletes
have been crowded out OF the race by
the aviators when II comes to popu-
larity among the ladies'.
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Free European Tour.

The following young ladies left
last Monday evening for forty-fiye
days trip won in the Columbia Record
contest: Miss Fannie McCants and
Miss Lillian Hammond, of olumbia,
Miss Amelia Beckham, of Rock Hill,
Miss Eta Zemp, of Camden, Miss
Elizabeth Dominick, of Newberry and
Miss Rosabelle Wessirger of New
Brookiand. Two gold medals were
given to the two highest contestants
in each district, those in the 9Th dis
trict being won by Miss Dominick and
Miss Wessinger. We honestly trust
no foreigners will steal the hearts Of
our young ladies and crush the hearts
of our young men whom are sad and
lonely now, and that the tidings of
their delightful and enteresting trip
will be enjoyed by those ']eft behind"
and they may rest assured that tho
"out of sight, they will never be "out
of mind.n
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Kaufman Drug Company
Auti-Toxin Distributors.

Columbia, July 12.-The Hartmann
Drug Co., Of Lexington, have been
appointed one of the State Anti-toxin
Agents.
This appointment was made under
law passed by the last legislature
authorizing the South Carolina State
Board of Health to furnish free of
charge antj-toxin in all cases of diph-
liberia occurring within the state:
Diphtheria anti-toxin is now regarded
as necessity in every case OF diph-
liberia. 1t is high priced product
and the State Health Department be-
lieves that by making it easily availa-
BILE and free, the death rate from diph-
liberia in the state will be much lower.
The anti-toxin is furnished under con-
tract with the National Vaccine and
Antitoxin Institute of Washington, D.
G. Over one hundred distributing
agents will be appointed under the
supervision Of the State Board Of
Health. Any physician can obtain
the antitoxin without charge by ap-
plying to the Kaufman Drug Co,
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.TURNIP SEED: We have received
our new crop Woods Turnip Seed, all
varieties. Kaufmann Drug Co., Lex
ington, S. @.
Keep in mind the nice, fresh line of
fancy and staple groceries, at II. n.
Hammer & Co.'S. They always sell
at lowest prices.
DR.. w. L. McCarty, who has been
the prescription clerk at Derrlck's
Drug Store for several weeks, has re-
turned with his family to Spartanburg,
his former home.
You will find DR.. Shoop's health
coffee, in one and half pound packages
for 25c, at M. D. Harman's grocery.
It is healthful and nourishing. Try a
package.
Mr.. E. J. Lawson has again accepted
a position with the Casparis Stone Co.
His family will remain in Columbia
for the present, however.
The many Lexington friends OF the
Rev. w. H. Hitler, former pastor OF
St. Sterhen's Lutheran church, will be
panied to learn that he is seriously Ill
with typhoid fever at his home IN Co.
lumbia.
For pure and fresh bean seed-The
Kentucky Wonder and Valentine, 60
to Meetze & >on. They are the very
thing for this season.
Col. M. D. Harman left on Friday
for Augusta, where he will spend
several weeks with his two sons, Chas.
B. and W. E. Harman.
When you need groceries of any
kind, always 60 to NJ. D. Harman's
grocery, where you find everything
good to eat and the prices are always
right.
Mr.. Frank G. Corley bought the
first load of melons yesterday from
Mr.. Dooley. They were small and
not very choice, but they ''went like
hot cakes.'
The annual basket picnic at Geo. A.
Hammers spring will be held this
year on Thursday, July 2Sth. Every
body invited to attend with a we'll
filled basket. Music and dancing.
J.C. Glover, of Batesburg, is an
nounced as candidate for magistrate
of the 3rd district. Mr.. Glover is one
of the very best men in the county
and, if elected, will discharge his
duties with fairness and ability.
5 or 6 doses 1861 will cure any
case of Chills and Fever. Price 25c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. E. Rawl returned
on Monday from delightful ten days
visit to their son, Elton Rawl, at Port
| Royal, who is engaged in the mercan-
tele business and truck farming. Doing
we'll.
FOR sALE:-Cheap. one light spring
wagon, newly repaired and tainted.
In good condition. Rice B. Harman.
Miss Eula Swygert spent Sunday
| with friends at Leesville.