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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

| FOR SALE-s.room house, with bath an'
closet !. furnace heat. with hot ana GOA Mh i
connection large barn with 4 stats beSlue
East Barre Is0ti
FOR SALE In Montpelier, 10 minutes
walk from business section, house barn,
acres land good place for market gardening
location, first class, Mrs. Geo. mlehhel, w
Mortified street. Montpelier. W lfetll'
FOR SALE-The w. r. Richardson real es-
tate situated in Barre City and Barre Town,
consisting OF house on Hill street near Patier-
son street double house on upper Hlll street
double house on Summer street double house
on Mount street double house on Gilmore
street and 2 double houses on Camp street !
barn designed for remodeling into house out
houses easily converted into garages pasture
land wood lotsl on upper part OF home
farm, | renr Wilson cemetery. | on e. Barre
road building lots on Harold street and W.
View also building lots home farm For
further particulars or information, apply TO
Edith NJ Carr, Admx,, Barre, Vt lf2tf
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for
good renting property farms that will keep
from 10 to 80 cows good location J. b.
Stewart Mortified VT 1925
REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-Free hat,
N. j. Potwin, South Royalten. W. l49te0'
FOR SALE OR RENT House on Franklin
street. containing rooms, large hall upstairs
and down, bathroom. laundry-room, pantry
and downstairs toilet room inside finish and
floors all hard wood furnace heat. electric
lights. gas. hot and cold water rent $500
Also, l36tf
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Two small
farms in Willamstown, and one farm in
Paipfed i67tf
FOR RENT Tenement on Branch street
$1,000 169tf
Telephone 3I4-2 H. A. PHELPS co.
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Sale at 4P. VI. Thursday.
MORRIS DESF0SSES.
o. n. HALE. AuctiOneer.
MISCELLANEOUS

ru~H~v n-s-s = al
~ asrs - -
49, So tre @ ~
49,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21
RIcKER's MARKET REPORTS,

NtItIplS UI UuItAyt L"HIUo "HU S''HFO0
Rather Large.
st. Johnsbury, Oct. p. Receipts at
w. A. Ricker's market for the week end
ing Oct. include:
Poultry-3,000 lbs, 6hc.
Lambs 442, 3@6c
Hogs-l2l, 6@7Ac.
Cattle POS, 3@61ac.
Calves-442, 3m 712c.
Milch cows 80, S40@$70.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

of which the following is a
partial list:
Four iron bedsteads, 3
mattresses, l dresser. l new
commode. ? small tables. I
loft. extension table. | new
kitchen table. l Wheeler a
Wilson sewing machine, /
good Acorn range for coal or
wood. 3-burner oil stove
Cnearly newt. lot Of stove
pipe. washing machine and
wringer. clothes bars. 2 sets
fat irons. wash tubs boiler
hoes. forks, axe. shoveis. lot
Of dishes. knives. forks. tin
and iron ware. and many
other useful articles.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

no SIS East Montpelier farm eontafnins
Is acres nile from school ehurrhe.. stores
aawsusfl ete wil keen i2 rows and : q
rood ous-ulan farm within easy range - ons
n me hest ereaneriea ~ Vermont s-r4s-r-
houFe and comfortable harns prize fer ne
farm is only g. 500 90 and piu ssu ps-zorsI
property Ter iess thar nrtunl value uItb ~
farm 1891
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

NO 27sa sores 81 osn o.: might e.
change Tor small farm near Barre farm vii
keep : covt and team and 10 = verr eool
one-man proposition there an houses On,
occupied by owner and the uther could ~
rented both are comfortable barn . kFra0
can ~ 10 cows tilo p mlis from creamery.
2 mills from viilsFe an excellent value a.
the prce. lEeff
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-10-21

AIR CoMPRESsoRS-We are specializing
on secondhand air eompressors. steam and
power driven, all makes and sizes, guaranteed
condition. Send us your Inquiries Geo. s.
Citizens. 200 Congress street. Boston
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Eisster's Statement.

New Orleans, Feb. G.-Secretary Hes
ter's weekly statement, .issued today,
shows for the SIX days of February
an iaerease over last year OF G3,O0O
and decrcase nnder the same period
year before last oil 10000.
Fer tic 159 days OF the season that
have elapsed the aggregate is ahead
of the 159 days of laat 'year G19,aa6
aud bohiPd the same da, J. year before
liant 7t,00O.
Tho amount hrowf;!!iitt 90 zig sitiit dur
ing the past week has been 327,6t7
bales, againGt 277,226 fos the seven
days ending This date last year and
Al7.9e9 year before last.
TThSS::7Nssss:sss,2ai:iGIt since S5ptefI,ijer
shows receipts at ali United States
aeftss s, = e9,272,4GS. aSiiiiiE;t S,052,S6 last
Senr. Overland across the mississippi,
Oaio and Potomac rivers to Northern
mills and Canada, 779.793, against
I91S QSA last year; interior stocks in
exccssfsof those held at the close of
the commercial ysar. 7l9212; South
cru nj takings, 2,041 900. y.
So hg total movement for tho 159
sttsii:s5ia 5Slthp SEASON SINCE September 1
Is, II f,s7.s,41l, against 1t,202,9i6 last
year. ,s5,, s,ts.-s.ii=is a..
81 Sports Tor the week have
,5eaas ggl De z, 7, against 21s ,759. Last year.
The total talEings Scf American mills,
North, South and Canada, thus far foi
the seasans lattyc been 1868 .A16.
agGtnst S,G55.990 last year, =.
Stocks at the seaboard and the 90
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LOG CABIN SCHOOL.

o.. = = - =
Atlanta. Feb, GA singnlariy, in
teressin story that is connected wiki
the carry lrfs of Dr. isaac 8. Hop
kins; beloved Georgia educator, WhtE
was laidAto rest in Oxford, his old
home yesterday afternoon.
DR.. HopkinS was the father of
technological education in Georgia
and this part of the south. AZ q nro-
fessor ct Emory College, Oxford, not
long Rkter the wef, he fitted up,
first as a sort Of relaxation from his
literary duties on the faculty, a
little logTcabin, with q turning lathe
and other simple tools. There AZ
tcf hours he ussd TO; work In wood
tssiat his friends alss.eng the atttsisiits
and le made the work so Fascinating
dropped in and watched him ser
bours at time. Eventually he un-
dertook 10 teach what he knew OF
woodworking 20 nacnN,sers of the
school, and started a little class.
Vkt that time there t1ynsl wide
prejudice against acknowledged
sclaois. but the scope oT his work
brcaaened until he became the head
Of Georgia's state archaeological school
and it may be truly ssii that the
birth of every big archaeological In
stitusiop in the south may be traced
bark directly or indirectly 10, tue
humble logseabiR and the turning
latheyat Emory. !
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-02-07
New York Cotton

New York, Feb. G.--Cotton showed
continued nervousness during today's
early trading, but business was less
active and prices recovered part OF
yesterdays loss. The close was sten y
at q net advance of 4 to 8 points
March led the rally and closed at q
premium of &c points over May, conf
pairing with 81 points last night.
Cables were lower than due and
there was O renewal of yesterdays
sclling movement ut the opening, un-
der which the market started steady
at decline of l to 3 points. All
months except March made new low
records fer the season, with May con-
tracts selling ut 11.76, or nearly 81
per bale below the high figures reach
ed toward the end OF last month. 0s-
foringS were by no means so general
or aggressive as they were yesterday,
Business became comparatively quiet
at prices rallied,but offerings remain
I'd light end ciasiGs ;sssissas %.sera g's.i Z:
in point or two. Of the best Lead
Ing spnt interests seemed IN be sciIiESs
May here during tine carly trading, but
were also cretited with buying March
July and October, while there were
Iumors that scme OF the domestic
mills were calling cotton on scale
down fTor1 the l2-cent level. TIE
weealy bombay report showed con-
tinued heavy receipts of Indian cot
ION ena, :sc:==aisi ;.::ss<c;:<= ding - some local
traders, foreign sp:nReF8 are sceiing
the influence of frea' offerings frdrn
bombay. as Nell as the large uoEe-
ment nfSlAtnsTiears. : 81 yySs -
Spot cotton gislet: inid ding Hpland5,
1855; insddiing gulf. 1890. Sales,
400. s5s.
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HoNRA PATH NEWS. . .
" q

From Tho Chronicle. Gisi
Prof r. b, Hicks carried his 10th
grada plpils over to the Hanca Path
Power Plant Monday : afternoon to
study the working OF tine dynamo and
the motor. Mr. FeatherStone very
courteously demonstrated the machin-
cry to the class.
The Friendship School Improvement
Friendship schcofhousc, Frscay night,
association will have ii To-; party at
February 9th, beginning ,at 7 o'clock,
The public is cordially invited TO at
tend.
Mrs. Il. L. Barmore of Donaids was
carried to Columbia last week and
placed in thu Columbia bospital for
treatment. She was operated on last
Wednesday and is now getting along
nicely. Mrs. Barmore is daughter
Of Mrs. q. H. Booker.
Mrs, Elizabeth Hamilton G;;Si ,s5ss
SAturdG.- near Little River and was
ha,ried on Sunday at Mt. Bethel church
fltthe presence OF large concourse
OF friends and relatives. She was one
OF the oldest residents this section,
having reached the ripe old age of 80
years.
Although very little work has been
lone on the streets for the past year.
the new~ccuncil has tf.lken the matter
In hand and Ia now having the various
Waterways repaired, tho bridges nut
IN shape and the rough places put In
good condition. Il lis the PURPOSE OF
Mayer Wright to give this work spec4
tai attention rs becis ant advocate OF
Ecd roads. ..,, ~ = - 49, ~ ~ .
MRS. Enma Jones Cooper. wifiow
OF the late Hcn~y "A. Cooper, died last
Saturday at the home OF her dapgh-
tor, Mrs. j. III. Wren in Greensiile,t
after brief illness. Mrs. Cooper
lived in AauroHs county Dut had gone
to GreenvillG 10 visit her daughter,
and while there was taken ILL., She
was about 68 years old and was an
eStfmablc Christian lady. She was tho
mother OF AIR. 3. W.. Cooper Of this
place and Solicitoc r. A! Cooper of
Laurens. The internlent took place
Sahuay at Union church, Inc funerai
services being conducted by Rev. nj. u
Lawson.
Citizen Josh Aahley came I'D from
Columbia last Friday and spent a few
days at his homo near this place. The
general assembly went to EIorenee
FRIDAY tn insnec1 the state reforEsssaz
tory at that place and MIR. Ashley took
advantage OF the adjnurnnlcns to come
homo. He is looking very we'll con-
sidering the fact that he. has boon
In feeble health for several months,
suffering from EH attack of apon nlexy.
Altlisuglt he Is not aH strung aa ii,
former deys, he 10 able TO let his IN.
fIuenae he. felt IN the work OF The lfonse
and when he does not favor a; measure
he lets Is be known that he Is f'agin
it, and forth With starts "a, kill II, He
returned to Columbla Monday night.
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Cotton futures closed very steady.
New Orleaiis Cotton

Sew Orleans, Feb. 5.--Atterf o pc
riod OF easineRs, In the morning tine
cotton market today displayed rather
unexpected strength and went to q
small net advance, closing steady 1 tc
6 points up Throug the session
profit taking operations by shorts
were the main snnnnrt. 80.
Early In the session prices went 0
TO z points under Yesterdays Anal ils-
ures in sympathy with bearish cables
and expectations of unfavorable week-
end figures. The stormy and cold
weather sweeping the helt made the
bear side cautious and fihally week
end covering set In, Tho demand was
mere than the rjns could meet, and
In the carly afterno0n the mere nc.
tive months were d dozen points
over yesterdays c!ose,
Spot cotton steady, unchanged
Mlddling, 12 16c saies, on tho
spot, 1,2T5;, to ARRIVE, 200 Bales.
Cotton futures cll Ing Ftehfuary
1890; March, 1915 May, 12.ls;; July
12.49; 0ctcher, tfa!, s
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Stocks and Bonds

New York. Feb. 8.--auctations tc-
day worked lower slowly on the stock
exchange. Speculative opinion was
bearish. Tie recent tendency of the
market encouraged traders TO work
for a reaction, and In the latter part
of the day selling became heavier. A
number of the popular stocks closed
at materially lower figures. Washing
ton advices indicated the probability
OF delay of the decision in the
freight rate case and operated against
railroad stocks. some of which were
under heavy pressure. New York
Central was weak, falling OF to
81 5-8c. Rock Island shares resumed
their decline. The common at s 1-2
and the preferred at 13 3-4 touched
new low levels. In the industrial list
coppers were affected by brcok IN
the London metal market. Steei held
up fairly well.
IOndcn's operations here were on q
reduced scale, only $4,000 shares be-
ing sold for foreign account.
Bonds moved irregularly, with hcav-
mess in convertible issues. Total
sales, par value, $4,200.000.
Total sales were 328,300 shares.
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Worlds Cotton stt-pr1p1,ISy.

New Orleans. Feb, 6.--Seeratary
Hester's statement Of the worlds sup
ply OF cotton, Issued to-day, shows q
deeFease for the week Just closed OF
l1t2eS, against q decrease of 16O,7SI
last vnar. ..-. .....
The total Visihle Is 6,256,O64, against
G,2f7,272 last week and 5,S27, ,g1Sa last
year, OF this the total of American
cotton Is 4.547,p64.. against 4,5S1, ,272
last week and 4,483,918 last year: and
of all other kinds, inclnding Egypt.
Brazil, India, etc, 1,T09, 900, against
1,6S6,0QO last week and 1,3i4,O00 last
year.
The total worlds visible supply OF
cotton shows a decrease compared
with last week of II, ,2oS and an in-
crease compared with last, year OF
429,146.
OF the worlds visible supply of cot
ton to date there Is now afluat and
held In Great Britain and continental
Europe 3i251, ,000.. against l5e. 900 Inst
yeoEiS in Egypt, 861 900. Rgainst $685.
600 last yoar, and In the United Stusgg.
1,S95,006, against 1857 900 last year.
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Dusas . Weekly Review.


New York. FAb. 6.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say. x
There are further evidences of re.
Fiivini;y BUSINESS activity with 4he ex-
pansion in industrial operations con-
stitutinS one OF, the best features cs
tile situation, Somewhat less con-
plaint is heard regarding labor condi-
ions, az the number of unemployed.
wbiie apparently. still large. has been
reduced considerably OF late. This
obviously enhances the purchasing
power Of the. people and confidence in
the future, is gradusiIy strengthening
Developments in iron and steel last
1nnnth were ee such an eseoSTraasssii7slfFz,
nature that prices in certain finished
hnen have been e+lvasced 81 d ton
q significant fact in view OF the FREQ
dem with which concessions wsI G
formerly ordered
Commercial failures this week are
81 against so last year. FaiiuIns
III Canada nuaatcr ~. 1gainst Al last
tcttI.
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+ THE DAY I'm CONGRESS i
81 4: s. 4. !: IL q: H a s. e * a
(By Associated Press


Washington, Feb. 6.-Day I'm Con-
gress:
Hearings on trust bills before In
terst1te commerce committee. -
Representatives of the Now Ye.sk
Stock Exchange weTe heard before
the banking committee on the owen
bill, <
Passed "a bill to extend the law
marking graves of. Confederate eols
diers In Northern States. a ~
Adiosrned at $3.50 p. III. to noon
Saturday. aHae.
II0useS
Discussed private hills. t6a
Commercial COMMITTEES. beard ner-
chants on the Administration trust
bills.
District day postponed from next
Monday to Thursday on account OF
the funeral of Representative Brem-
ncr of New Jersey, who was men,
Der Of the District committee.
Unanimous consent agreement to
continue good roads bill debate Sat-
urday.
Recessed at 5:25 p m to s p. m.
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IL. FTEaIieT SNrTIer 0E tke S6usf.
.ES COsSggTssss WITH iE6E lStDgsE
ksAl4stIARs
sehearL EiIeetife lan. q. lafa

: ScheGpl E Elective Jan, 1eS 1913
~. fiie fotIGwlns senedllG AEdrea
.seG puhljsat.si esily As thforanatipD aSti
lPs not ;sffsi n ,a9esld 4,
8 ltsl'fersg ssiiepsrtiiFe ttalps Fs,,nh.
Anderson, IS
Mo- Arrfslnk FfDti rsSsis
20 es8reetis and 1elton i 80 q. IN.
22 GrsenyiiIs siid heltoyt / / 80 o. m
rs Charles ttSi. ~ Jfl5is and
Reltnn. thseelsh sleeBerto!
10 Atlanta waihRlla ana
Seneca s,.G:91 a. "a.
% ssFecnxilEa ami Bolton !, /: SIS j,. n.
10 atlansa SgalAalla. ard
Seneca 4:52 d. m.
Seneca q IS. .6:es y, M
Il. Charlestoe c8lHinbi a and
Bolton. Through coach
from Co lurnbia to wat
nAIIa ~ - 49, /. s6.JJ =. M
lseayi1Ef For
-2H Rslt0a. araenville .7:an .. n.
% nelton and aFeeaviI lie. 2; 40 "a, q.
~ Bolton eiln GraenTiIle g; ;25 b. M
40 Helto1 Char laatoa, s. 2 ~. !,
Green VIZ and cOlaEabia 4s62 T,.Iii.
II Belt0as Ecslssnb Char e
lesion aEd reSnviIl0 s.3I 81 /.
. Seneca, &lhaiia aud a
IanEa ,1ls6 e. n
II S eIleea va lie tll rough ,is s,.,
coach from Coiun hla 8: 6s D. ~
No taEsege VIII ne hSadfaEi
motor cSss Nos "a, 2A ~, 25 @. R8
Ccnnepsion s. made &C Belt1n 1f
Southern trains and ST Senoea Esf
trains 20 Atlanta ard hescf E'slr
further 4lscguAtl1. atpiy g fltaes
agents cr
W 8. aahsr s g 81 !, Siile.
Is. 8.
". b. MeGss 4. b (. AZ ccsamhis
$. c.
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leading Southern interior cepters have
decreased during the week 4S,57S
bales, against decrease during tic
corresponding. period last season, Of
92,70e, and are now 36e,336 larger
than at this time In i913.
Including stocks left over at ports
and interior towns from tile last
crcp and the number of bales brought
into sight thus far :frn1., 4he ::e.s ee:sSi; ee:sSi;,
the supply to date is 12,1aS,S2s,
against Il ,56T629 for the same period
last year
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Money Market

New York, Feb. G.-Call money
steady, "a to 2 per, cent?; ruling
rate, 3-4; closing, 1 3-4 to 1 .7-S.
Time loans steady; go days. 2 ga; 90
days, 3 to 3 Ia; six months, 1-2.
Mercantile paper, 3 ga to 4 1-2.
Sterling exchange, STEADY; 60 days,
4.S390 for demand and 4.S575. Com
meTcial bills. 4.S3. Bar silver, 81 ~.
Mexican dollars, 45r: government
bonds steady; railroad bonds irregu-
lar
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Now York Eeh. 8. Cotton sraa oil
for February was steady today, hut
the alsnce OF the n Ist .areH dull, CAUSED
BY 9ptaide longs. repnrks of lower
lcs1ide Tlarikets and the heaviness m
lard Final prices were point ncS
higher on February pna to 4 lower
on iater nlOntEs, Sales 500 bar-
retS. Prime .csrde, 893 10 500; prime
summer yellow, 7.0e 20 s.i0; pfime
winter yellow and summer white, ZOO
70 500.
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Cotton Goods

Now York, Fob sottost goods
mark Il wSTC quiet to-day Domestic
and foreign @ostls we're buuEht more
{geciy, ltesailers arc numerous N
tho markets, They arc bsIysIg silks
moro literally tilan usual.
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Financial and Commercial

Not all .of the gain Was held, but the
market closed steady, lac to 1-8c
above last night. Corn finished 5-Sc
to 5-803-4c up and oats at an ad-
vance OF I-4c To lsdpa-Sc. In provis-
ions the outcome was net decline of
. 1-ot, IN lOc
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3 80 = 49, ~ = ;!s-ti4f ts q - = l.fs y
!, K0TICE, BaeRIBERss

y ~ ! -. = -. -.
Gonp of our subseRibsEs SFhe
Z failed 10 SEQ the notices puslp (
llEheil Be eyeEal tgses SO l Ia time
: Nc egaIs tlie q Iica sS6n oa Tie
! ftaIs te n tse i a,et itilss
dersta tlsat hes ilI 3 NJ m d
IS Eaf 70 q KaEs 50 SEeRSisn f1ts Ia
Semi. Eges1I Ter b slsart NslIIgs
feee< R9 aii q e
lsEt =, tlEe fsa IlI5 MIA 40 esat
saelr ); iHsf alhco es sa q
sesbiy
= q be- OK aIttlti0tl sle fline
So ssIall ns.i i1i te sihlislf
the SEMI. kl,f 'slifsy eeS
ilt Witch tiItlc sssll ftli.=.sse y ii,S 10
not desire n eeds 81 seFihs I
ersl to- Che ID ally NJ a be con elrs
Hea on She yTsasr lige
and Wfii feBefEc sisH saynfas
Weekly for The fun tiaseS for
lsliels fkey FR On llieT Is
nathsag ehi niaFf aisbtls se.
enfaillE sellss lsgs 70 stio
liailys ard 81 Strsnly sslsh a f.fs
or rsseEs g. 3 s.lsanea q
X. - q tf4ik- II e u -.
VI ehslese ND shaff ssls isIs,a %.
I haye as many 81 No lseflh6
10 the ilFy tiaa ailali Alspre4
ON = fllnif so es esq; y IS
9lgeS eee1e - becelHe $abnsrsF
ei 1ile elro1at M Ia IN nii
VANCE sfsls he cFe6lf6 SOS fl.1
: lea p7se D al tesh slsily
To- silDse isS & - I, 4, f6
: eAange irCIa enc Sei.sl. Teekiy.
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JAcksoN,s HIck0RE sfIcK.
Prosident Wilson Presented Win.
Eaaods Naikihg Stick

-. s ~ -
81 y, u EsHp. 6.---4andyew jack
sons faTnnns hickory stick ssts pre-;
seilted to President Wilson today by
Senator Thomnson In fiehalf 90 f.nss
Dl1fllala 6f Wsalitaa, j a., who eot II
from friend Of pse fornasr pFssi-
dent. 81 :. 3
ts IS said to be che same stiesS With
va: 81 Old IIlekoTy's Iot;ated the
ErsiteG States TFenERrg on fenpas1@
Nania aYesilse Tliere va 4 R tiisniite
as 20 where it siiccla he ~
Put X there, Z, Jackson Is cred ditef
lth having said as he Aiunked the
end Of the hickory Aticlr Into the
ground where tho building noSg
stands.
EARKs 8 ESiiEiis i. L.
RIehnous Va ss.7s
Aeeount q NATIONAL liecatlon AZ
auslaticn. TIckets Cd eaie Feb. Il se.
e win FetuFn limit March Asl.
Ness 1rlsans I'd sie.
BeIsaeeia EI 1ss6a
heAlis. 1ia lss
Aceout aard eras celsbsassoh !
tieke.soa sale Feb. l7tls q 2srd. WITH
ressrn limit gEafch eth, 1eaa.
lsashho b. e. Sis,
Account Flttieth AaniveraaS
KNIGHTS og Pythbs. gfc on saie
E'eb. 1eai aud i5th. wiEh rst6ga limit
Ich. s6tb. 1914.
I'cf further infornescz ehll city
tlcRet aeent 81 write
G. S. A1sl'oss.
asnsfai PASS Agent.
e Gaeenvile s. Q.
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4azVGEEss "A OyIOM

liverpool. + Cotton spot ia
fair GaiTsiE; il 5 visisstT u 3 Ilaiy1-
ding. Ups: s.,as. 10000, Including
e,a09 Anerie i. Eeeeipts, 33,Oe0; In
c,nding 20,7ef American.
FStttcreH c'.Y ga fstenSy:
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Chic b airs
and Prov sicas

. Gl;ir1a( Va, Fab Sci f3ecASass BlfSRaf 3
and Easlae cold IA tte west threat.
snsa danger Il, ssf-i s5i7if q = 55owa Mheai
prices today went 70 q higher level,
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Goneral Passepger Agent.

Reduced Round Trip Fares from
Anderson, 8. q.
Account OF National Education Asso-
citation. Tickefs on sala Feb. II, 90;
q, with return limit March, 4ths 1914,
New Orleans, Lit ...... 80. sI9.65
Pensacola, F1a ,..,..,... -. $500
Mobile, Ala $ib.l5
Tickets Oh sale heb. nth to gard, wi.h
retuF limit March, 9th 1914. ss3
For further Information call on City
Ticket Agent, or write IS
c, S. ALLEN.
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Ne could only have our way. !.
wed quit our work IN shawn. !.
And do o thro The iivsInng day !.
st yasgn . yaSvn q yawnn
- ses.s;..sk !; ;i;Es s;;Es stHasT has
pus b eESip II the coal business,
however Sgsie,l We so gss shat ell soE5 /
wet weather IN. February and
March we still have I'm stock that
reliable Palmetto Block Coal.
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id flej we're ceHtIr ese+
81 shs adB5laa dlstsset os
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] FARES fl fSliEiiE b. Il.
RlehnotIis va Es.7B

Account d NationaI Idpcafion As,
aucsation. fIckets cd eais NIB q, ss
20 with Tgtufa limit March AsI1,