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Newspaper
Georgetown Daily Item
Location
Georgetown, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
4
Cotton middling 1454 Corn 95 Meal 1.85 Feed oats 55 60 D. S. bellies 13% D. S. butts 11% Rice whole 5 Flour 5.75 6.25 Pearl grist in sacks 1.65 No market in George town for crude turpentine but quotations from Bourne & Co Virgin 3.50 Old Dip 3.50 Scrape 1.75 Tarin oil barrels 2.59 Rosin NY quiet Spirit Turpentine .66
Regular meetings announced for Excelsior Lodge No. 69 I O O F Thursdays at 8 30 p m at their hall over Bank of Georgetown with welcomes extended. Georgetown Rebekah Lodge No. 31 meets on the second and fourth Tuesdays at 8 30 p m in Odd Fellows Hall above Bank of Georgetown. Courtney Camp No. 452 W O W meets first and third Wednesdays on the third floor over Bank of Georgetown with cordial reception to Woodmen.
Great sale starts Tuesday December 7 and lasts ten days with 10 off regular price on pattern hats ready to wear plumes and ribbons. Call early to select. no goods charged during sale or sent on approval.
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