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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-22
MHerIet.

= Sen. Meria 1T geitern nod ieimer
9eimatb auriidgereiif. St mar au uns
tpobl, TIM irgenb tpel9e @inlabungen all
Geitli9teiten, tpel6e ibm 3u @bren bers
anitaltet tperben iolten, annebmen 3u
f6nnen.
= Sn Mfutb's @arten auf benz
@uupernements 9iigel tpirb rd6Hen
6onntag Elm 8roBes Wilit d II
&nn3ert ifattfinben, ausgefiibrt bon
Der % Mann ftarten 4apslle bes 19.
Snfanterie &egimentes.
= llnfere fiesrei6en Miili3tompas>
MEN finb tpieber in bic Stabt einge3o=
gen. 9ie San Nntonio 9i1es balfen
, nit ibrer gntriiituns bdrtiber. baB man
ibnen ben fiinften Breis auerfannte,
ni6t suriid. Sic bebaupten,. ben atpeis
ten preis tuobl berbient sti baben.
= Sie nelte, bon benz 0Drfbenben
Der WollfduferzN Nfoeiaiton angettinbiste
&egel, uona6 bic Wolfdufer fiir ieben
Sad % Gents gu beSablen baben, 1T
auf ben proteit BON elmer Mn3abl BON
Girmen tpieber aufgeboben tporben.
Sn 2arebo, @ncinal un3 einigen anbes
rem Stdbten fou es iiblid iein, baB Der
Wnllsi6ter bonn &dufer ftir ben Sod
25 Gents EXTRA erbdlt, tpdbrenb bisber
bier gd6ts baftir be3ablt tuurbe. gs
bleibt olio beint Mlten.
= Mus Muffin tpirb Elm ernfer sSall
! inilitdrii9er Snfuborbination genel6et.
Mdbrenb Die Breisbertbeilung an bic
beri9iebenen Milia &ompagnien in,
@ange mar, tommanbirte 2ieut. 6erfi
bon ber San Mntonio &ifes feline &onls
pagnie re6tsum unb mari9irte NIT ben
Sruppen ab. 9afiir murbe ct BON benz
Befeblsbaber beg GeIblagers, @eneral
Stobbarb, unter urreit ertl1rt. 9ie
9lugelesenbeit tpuroe benz Goub. &ob
gemelbet, Der einen Mufi9IuB ilber bic
9anblungsmeiie beg 2ieut. Serff bers
lanst. 2ebterer erfldrt, ct babe fi6 sus
riidge5ogen, tpeil er nit ber preisbers
| tbeilung nift eiaberitanben unb feline
Gompagnie abeigangen tpnrben lei.
Cur ielben 3eit tpollte er feline &eRgnas
tion einrei9en, bic aber ni6t ansenoms
men tuerben fonnte, ba ber @ouberneur
Iaut ftrenser militdriI1er DiscipIin
cine @ntlaiiung berlangt. Ser Gall
muB bemna6 bor elm Griegsgeri9t ges
bra1t tuerben.
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: eym ueberidmemmunasQebiet oe.

- Stlt Ueber19Deinmungsgebtet ges
b0ren beitere 8orfdle ni1t gu ben
Seltenbeiten. Gin bena9barter @ntsz
beiiber ma9te leBtBin cine Sour bur6
bic iiberi9emmten @ebiete unb traf u.
u. einen nit Grad unb @Dlinber (ges
fpenoete 2iebesgaben) betleibeten Mrs
better in ieiner 9iitte gu Sonasborf an.
Ser 8iebere faB bor einem S6nn9en
2apiar unb l6ffelte tnunter barouf log.
Iuf 8efragen bes @utsbeiibers ma6te
ber Wiann ieinem S9mer3e 9uft,
inbem er duBerte: r8otter benz nj MID,
ba mot id Dat f6iparse Slid bie etc, ct
f9emdt ttpar b6aii6 iur aber ct es better
pie gar nui6t." 5pra6's unb faute
tpeiter. Ser &abiar, ben ber Madere
10 tpenig wiirbigte, entiiammt, pie
9ummern, Sarbeaen &C., bic bet Mann
baneben ifeben bate, ben srbBeren 9eIi>
fateBmaaren 9anblungen, tpeI6e bieie
Sa6en feiner 3eit geipenbet batten.
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s@ Sbr ipart @eIb, tpenn ibre Cure
Srudia9en Bel Sobnfon 8ros.
anfertigen ldBt.
Nadtraa" su Is. @lai.)

Correspondent. Weimar, 21.
Ntai, 1888. - S9on tpieber bat uns
ber Wetterelert einen Stri9 bur6 bic
@e@nuns sema6t. gm IS. tpo enbs
lid Sober nod langen 9egenmo6en
nit ben 5u @ebote iiebenben Mrbeiten
ber &einigung ber Gelber oblag, ia, no
fi9 Der 8oben eben tpieber gut bearbeis
ten lieB, entlub ii6 tiber bic bieiige @es
geno ein fiir9terli1es @etpitter init
&egenguB, ber innerbalb elmer 5tunbe
aus allen Gi6tungen Der Winbrofe
ungef9md9t anbielt unb ole ieint
tttagIten 8orgdnger in tiefen S6atten
ftelte. Der in ben tpenigen Sagen, tpO
es trOden genug mar, losgepfliigte 80.
ben III tbeilpeiie fortgeidpemmt, ober
tuieber feifsef9lagen. @ann bic 9r.
beiten pieber aufgenomnen merben
f6anen, 1T ni9t abSuieben, benn fcrt'
wdbreno brobt es unb regnet es aud
tuirtli1 f6auertpeiie. Inter iol6eu
miBli6en llmitdnben friitet bic Baum.
toolle Elm duBerf gelbs unb i1minb'
ii9tiges Daiein, auBerbem itellten fid
bOr ettpa Wo9enfriit bic Slattlduie elm,
tuoour@ bas Nusieben ari bersn 8or.
tbeil ni6t peientli6 erb6ht tpirb,
Selbf Weli1forn in Ha6en 2dnbereieu
leibet bon ber gldlIe, TOO biugegen bai'
felbe auf erbbbtsm 2anbe iebr iippia
uuo pielberipre6enb itebt, bios 1T es
ni9t gang BON untraut frei. = SIR BIZ
aonbention in Sort Wortb purben bon
bier 6. 3. Barnett unb Or. Datum
ermdblt. 8eibe iparen boriges Sabl
auf Seite ber 9lnti's.- c. II.
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= Ser Surn 8erein au Sopefa in
Ranfas bat ii@ in Der leBten 3eit zines
ouBerorbentli@en Wa6stbums erfreut.
WdtglieSer erbalten baielbit 8iermarfe,t
fir 5 Gents bas Stiid unb bann fir iebe
0tarfe 5wei Slas Bier. Gein Munber,
baB Der Surnberein in Sopefa bereits
5000 Mitglieber bat, bic ane fir probis
bition f6wdrmen! 8alb tpiro es in
Sopefa feinen 8tirger mebr sebsn, Der
ni9t gum Surnberein geb6rt. Geiegs
meter probibitions Staat p @las
8ier ftir fiinf @entsl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-22
Nem Norf. 9as ar6Bte g!

Nem Oorf. Sas sr6Bte Sez
seIi6iff ber @eIt, bas 8olidiff rpals
sraue" 1T i'm biefgen Safen einsetrof'
fen. 9as Jabr3eug, tuel9es bon @ala
futta fam, bat 3078 Sonnen GebaIt,
cine 2dnge Don 322 Sub 5 3ol, eine
8reite in ber Witte bon 49 SUB 2 3oa
unb cine 2aberaumtiefe BON 25 SUP a
3oll; Der 8iefgang bes S6iifes betrus
% SUB 2 3ol, als es in ben 6ofen
einlief. Ser ppalgrape" geb6rt Wm.
9amilton in port @lasgop. wurbe i'm
Sabre 1884 gebaut unb bat bier Mafen,
bic idmmtli6 &aaen tragen; auf benz
Sod, @roBs unb 8eianmait 1T ct fos
gar nit boppelten Oberbramraaen aus
gerliftet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-22
auafialbere ntdht!

slismanO barf es iid erlauben, nod su srps.
rimsntiren nnb iberaa berumauquadfa falbern,
penn feline 2un9en in @efabr finb. Die
S9pinblu9t tritt in ibren Anfansen INNER
als cine art bon GrtdItuns auf. Niemanb
Iaiie ii9 bon irsenb einem Gambler cine jeuer
bidiaen uno pertblofen Na9abmunsen bon
Or. aiass neuer gntOe6uns fur S6pinbin6t
unb aatarrb aufldp6ben, ion6ern iiber3euse
iidb, baB ct ftetS bas a6te unb ri9tige Ilittel
er6dIt. 9ieIe faufsn jene sla9abmangen, neil
biefeIben etpas billiser fnb. aber man la0e
iid baburd ni@t ire fifbren, Ionbern beifebe
barauf, Or. Sings neue Gntbeduna 3u erbal.
ten, bon pelder sarantirt Diro, bab iie se9en
aue 2eiben Der 9unse, ber aehle unb Der atb'
munassraane iibertaupt Nbbilfe f6aft.
@robe, SlaTden gratis gu baben in ber Apo.
tbsts bon u. 9reib. @rsis Der srOben Gla'
i9en 81.
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] Sral1 Ye,tus.
SO ma n bon 9arI ssremsel,
IGortfebuns.l

UUrtleBUHg.l
Oh he oIiiflih 6urd, hen s,od,uoI6
oefommien fin6e
ser Sobonn ftibrt bic 3iiael 10 fd1Iet,t
un6 hattie liner ben Our{f Getrnufen.
Ser Gturm tpirb linen Sic Qaternen
ouSoel6ld1t babe1r
Gs iff Elm oreuIidles l1npetter
limb rnitten hinein in bieie %laaen
unb 8efnrGltunoen fief bes Germ
qffuo,s trbffenbe Werfid,eruno:
Gie iin6 Idnoff auf 6erI Tohrarose
mad, Der Gtobt ober aar fd5on su Sauie
= l1ub bas @ebrumme bes Webisinals
rafFls. tpie man fid1 NIT foIt1en SIauien
uur 6as GbieI peroerben f6nnei
gDo rur TrduIein 6art bleibt! meinte
bic beim Mhiif iiberfIhfliae brittle Dame,
bic lid1 iuatpiidleu. unt bod ettpas au
ttur. nit Der 9lnorbuuna 6es Ebeefis
ii5es befd1dftiat hattie.
Chen erfAhtterte uieber Elm WinbItoB
bas 6aus, fubr iiber ben 9of, bur@ bic
Qorriopre, mari bon ber alten &uine
elm baar Gteine nit bpnnernben1 ges
bolter binab, baB bic fdmmtli9en
ssrouen ieiie aufi9rieen =
1feber ben 6pieltifc9 bin begegneten
lid, Bic Wuaen ber Direttorin un6 6erru
pfiuq's bei bieier @rmdbnung sSuIia's.
dSn Der GeeIe Der Srau Walther it1ien
es tpie elm Glib eiiael6lagen su baben
= etipos. bQs Ianae Dor ihr i'm DunfeI
oe[eoeil. erhelIte fida pl6bIida. sic leqte
ibre Qorteii aug ber 6aub:
6ie tpirb obeu Bel ben &iuberu feiu,
ober ID, uteine bod, bic miisteu ft1ou
eine ante MeiIe jd1lafen, unb tpollte bon
ibreri GtuhI aufifeben.
Dqriiber riidte aud 6err gHug ben
Jeiuen unb Der 0aebisinalrat1 rieI
droerIid5. feines unberforaten Neffens
uneinoebenf:
Wenn i'd bQs QeuuBt ndttel Siei,
fldaIidle lluorbuunal gDbilt ipieler
fuir rtu0 uit1t Gduoraen 8eterl
Da 1T iiel fasie 9err pflug nit Ell
mem Fhr iein Wefen ieltiamen, funteln'
ben Mufblid.
g(uf Der 66inelle ber Sbiire itanf
6rdnlein Sulia, fie bate b1s Brett mi
Der 9beemafdine in ben Ddnoen.
Simmer aufmertfam uno subortom
uienb, la9te bic Sireftoriti unb itant
nun in ber Sbot bonn 6pieltii9 auf.
Gin nod namenloIes, unbeitimn,tes
gtmas, NIT benz R9 cine Mbiifparti,
on Anaiebnngsfraft nidt meHen fOnnte
fing he ernflitb 5i bei9dttigen on.
aBle berorieBlld ou9 bet Wtebtatnal
rotp uDer au otele Slornn9ea uno un
terDre@ungen 1elnes Sleollngspergnitl
gens tDar er Dlelf lig nlWt nlr =
PEI Sfaot uno Dfel Mte!ien lm umIreil
tug pen erlaDrenllen uaD Islnlien 2Sgip
ipieler, er p9fle logar noef oles Sple
Der Spiele en- ilelnss Sa@ gslgrleoel g
- fhr Die @noeren oragte Snila vi
l@ei1eil ~ etiie Sags, ole fg lmnle
iangtuetlIger tiilo trnolelI9er au gelia'
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gieue 3epbYr Ginsbams, Snbia
Grtnfles, @ereals, 3anstbars, @i>
ques, eawns, 8atttite, getselt9
GDrbs, faDttilde 3epb9rs, Sutl bu
Nrrb mnb anbere gum Waiden GEE
eiSnete Tabrifate In srpBer &us<
rabl nnb su seridtebenen preiien+
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GtfGerefen
ft1eni @nftah

Sptt5en! Spttssh!
auf bieiem Eelbe slan5en pir
burd bie srSbte Iuswabl unb bic
neueifen Saden, Bic je bem pnbR<
fun sprselest tpurben+ SprdOn,
essptilde, prtentaltl lde, @alencienne.
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8orsetbanunb nadlbeba d t.
gr:. uNa, abieu, S6abl Sails id
tDirtli9 oerbinoert fein follte, gun!
giien su tommen, 10 f6ide i'd Dir eine
Sepei9e."
STE: u9u brau6f mir iie ni9t su
f9iden, i'd babe iie mir fGoa aus Dei'
ner Goftaffe genommen!A
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Spnfnterieibe bon perldiebener
Sualttdt+
Sfete @uswabl BON Sddern+
nnsweifelbaft bic beffe Nuswabl
BON Damerz ltnb &inber~SAuben
Mdnner~ u anaben>Sduben nnb
Sttefeln bewabrtenT Tabrifanten+
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Su1leus Mrusea.ga,be.

Die bette Salbe ber MeIt fir S9nitte
Nuetf6unsen, gefdpire, Gieber. uph Saut.
ausidlae, GIe@te, sefprunseme Sdnbe, Srof'
beulea unb ale Sauttrantbeiten turirt pa.
mprrboiben ober leine Be3abluus. 86lIise
Satisf feation sarantirt obsr bas 6elO tuirb
turiiderfattet. 20 Gents bic S9a9tel bel u
Sretb.
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- Die Wittpe bes 8en. 8rant bat
als ibren Nntbeil an benz @epinne aus
benz 8u6e bes @enerals bic Summe'
bon $411 900 erbalteu. @s finb 310,'
900 gremplare bes Suaes bisber abge'
iebt tporoen.
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.@lesante 9tpsttdten in 8dnbertt
unb &iifaen.
Die neueifeu Sums getltnss,
9enrietta Sud-, -Grepes, apter
Sud-, Gbaltte etnfarbis unb se<
muitert In alien mpbernen g9at~
ttrungen+
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= Gin bober Manbarin bantte benz
Sottor Iper in einem 8riefe bafhr, baB
er aDer's piaen i'm bimmlii6en &ei6e
eingefiibrt bate, unb nannte lie barit
pSaBe beilenbe Samen" = cine febr
treffenbe 8eaei@nungt Sic. iinb ihB,
he beilen unb finb baber Der bette 5a>
nten. ben man phan5en tam.
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je tit San Mntpntp au1ge,pielen mnrbe.

Gambric in oerldieoenen 9reiten IT,
preten. Sarbtse Stidereien ber
fetnlfen Sprte.
@rpbe @uswabl BON Damen>
HnterSeltg+
GOQifanbises saser BON Damen=
nnb &tnberitrampfen+
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6iaerer MfaBfa 5.

gaftbofsbefBer I'M @ebirse: p9err
profefor, moran fann man ieben, uie
bod man iib iiber benz Meeresipiegel
befinbets"
profeKor: r9as iiebt man am be-
iten an ben Galtbofre@aungen,
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Sn Der 8erIegenbeit.
SeiratbssSanbibat (berlesen): sd
tuiiroe mid iebr geebrt ftiblen, tuenn
Sic mir bic Sanb Sbrer So9ter CUR
iSrau geben tpiirben!"
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B@- Die feinifen unb moberniten
Sommerbtite. Beiebt uniere ausges
Sei9neteu 6trobbIte fit so Gents.
pantoaf & 6obn.
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= Sas gr6Bte 2ager BON @epebr.
unb &ebolperspatronen uao 9Hlier bel
piper & 9 6ultbeB =
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IS.
ECkG Main Plaza
-rlnb-
AcGQlia ShasSG.
&ansbalteeAenttdmoe. De.

Siiatider, 6unbtader, Su>
pietten, gettbeden, Sertm iinb Uar>
binea. Siiabeden uab Sibies IN
seinen, @ple unb plaia anb ale
5aaen, welde bas Sausbalts>
sebtet unlfabt+
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Siinglingeil1 Mdnlleril
mirS
stGete Seilastt9 8arastttrt.

Hie fdtdli9en GOIsen Der susenbfanben,
@efNedtsfdwdde berirfa9enb, ipOoard Self
I unb 8orper ruinirt iperben, pernianetit 9es
betlt. SerstIopfem, Sdi9ternbeit, Snnen>
abIus. Geba@tnibf fdpG@e, NerIuR ber gner.
gle, gbneisnns seeen @eieaf4ait nnb MeIan.l
dolie griinbli@ furirt.
@erbeiratbete Mdnuer, ober ioI3s,
bic fid Serbeiratben sDollen, bic ID 6olee bon
Snbiseretion in Der Saeenb an gtf9IedJts- unb
Nerbenldpdde Iei6en, werbeu sranDli6 flirirt.
aeine MineraI'fen eiu8egebeu.
Sunse Manner, bic .ibre Belt nit unfdbigen
2euten berf9menbet nnb fid) babnr9 9raut>
beiten bes Ropfes, ber Nafe, bes 9aIies, ber
3eber, 2ungen, gingemeibe unb be8 Magens
suseSogen baben, h,er0en f9nel furirt.
East gud nidt bnr6 faIf9es e9dmsefibA
nhhAIknn az
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fpaniide, @scurtal, Guipure @ban~
tillp Sptsen In allen gretten far
uebertpurf pber geias+

Geitidte Giuidbe
In weibem nn6 farbtsem 9tque,
Mu0, Stptb, gtatnippf. @eiftdter
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-17
Pendleton Farmers, Society.

PENDIEroN, s. g., May II, 1883.
At call meeting of the Pendleton Farm
ers' Society, held at their Hall this day
after few appropriate remarks by Presi-'
dent D. K. Norris, the following preamble
and resolutions were presented by DR..
P. n. E. Sloan and unanimou adopted: {:
Whereas, it has become the sad duty of
this Society to put on record the sense of
its loss in the death of its late ex-Presi-
dent. the Hon. Thos. G.. Clemson; and
also of its feelings in regard to his munifi-
cent bequest to the farmers Of the State /;
be it therefore
Resolved. That this Society looks with
sorrow upon the departure to another world
of one who, when the State lay PROSTATE
amidst the wreck Of war, raised his voice
in earnest appeal to "his fellow-men to
found an institution for educating our peo-
pie in the Sciences, to the end that Agri-
culture be improved, our worn, impoYer.
ished lands be recuperated, and the great
natural resources of the South be devel.
oped." We, therefore, as farmers, have
cause to be grateful that he followed his
words by deed 80 liberal as to place with
out doubt upon sure foundation the
College he yearned to have established
twenty-five years ago. 1t is with sorrow
that we record the death of one who took
such interest in our occupation and there
fore be it
Resolved, That blank page in our Min
ute Book be inscribed with the name and
date of the death of our late Ex-President,
and that these resolutions be published in
the Keowee Courier, Anderson Intelhgencer,
Greenville Ne,us and Ne,us and Courier
D. X. NORRIS, President.
GEO. E. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1888-05-17
Io,vnde.vI1,e Ttens.

The farmers have been blessed with fine
and much needed rains, and they are once
more cheerful and hopeful.
Some miscreant, without the fear of the
law, has been amusing himself by whit
tling spoke from the wheel of enc Of the
new buggies of Messrs. Barnes & Baker.
Mr.. Hal. Power and Barlow Henderson
won't seining in Rocky River, at swearin-
gins mill last Friday, and caught trout
that weighed eight pounds.
Mrs. W. n. Martin, who has been visit
ing her son, Rev. W.. 8. Martin, returned
home laet Tuesday.
A large number Of negroes from Ander-
son came down on pic mic excursion last
Friday. Some of them brought along q
supply of "Mountain Dew" to keep up
their spirits, and in consequence felt as big
as old Bonaparte when he held the bridge
of Riyoli, and tried to initiate him by pre-
venting any one from crossing the bridge
over Rocky River; but they were routed
and fined ten dollars. That broke up the
pic mic, and most of them left in disgust on
the noon train.
Dr. o. r. Horton, who has been sick for
some time, died last Sunday night, and
was buried yesterday in the Smyrna ceme-
terry.
Miss Sallie Donald, accompanied by her
sister.in-law. Mrs. ]. L. Donald, returned
home last Friday. Some of the boys are
inconsolable.
Mr.. Charlie Clinkscales, who went to the
business college of Lexington, Kentucky,
to finish his education, is very sick.
Eyes
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Remarkable Hall Storm,

MEssRs. NDIToRs-Gentlemsn: notice
in your issue of 10th inst, that Mr.. Ers-
kline, of Broadway Township, this Coun.
ty, brought basket Of hail to your city
that had laid upon the ground between
two and three weeks after it had fallen.
On the 18th day of May, 1856, there fell a
hail on Caltow Mountain, in Pickens
County, northwest portion of the Coun-
ty,) wagon loads of which remained
where it fell over two months. Many
wagon loads were hauled away from
there during June and July. On the
third Sunday in August met up with
man who had large handkerchief tied
up full of stones, about the size Of an
orange. There was several hundred acres
of original forest on the mountain, which
was stripped entirely of Its follage-not
hamper basketball of every description
being left on the timber; the small tim
ber, including limbs Of all sizes, was
stripped of the bark as If 1t had been
pulled off with all axe. AS far as the
mountain could be seen the mex. day, it
had the appearance Of the oak in mid:
winter. The timber was nearly all killed.
Crops in the near neighborhood of the
mountain were literally boat into the
earth. Fire would not strip the earth
cleaner of dry straw than it was stripped
of vegetation by the hail. Mr.. West
Grant, who lived one mile from the noun
tain, had ten acres In wheat which was
in bloom. He told me, next day after
the hail, that lie would give ME fifty dol
lars If. j would find straw in the field
six inches long. ! lived two miles from
the mountain, just in the edge of the
streak, wnioh passed to the South of our
place, and plenty of stones fell in our
yard from the size Of tea to pint cup
as large as mans fist from the wrist
Joint. The stones broke through house
roofs, where it was severest. It was SIM
ply fearful. There are plenty of living
witnesses who will testify to the facts
stated above if called upon.
Respectfully
w. G. FIELD.
pelzcr, s, c., May II, 1888.
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Hotel,

In selecting site for hotel, it is very
important to have Fairgrounds for chill
dren, also flower and vegetable gardens at
tached. We know of no place more desi-
rable than 81. Kennedy's, On Bolton Street,
There is an eight.room house on premises
in good order, between forty and fifty acres
of land of: various soil-underdrained,
ditched and terraced. It would make an
excellent dairy and vegetable farm, suffi-
cient to supply an hotel. It is situated
two blocks from the Square, and one Of the
most delightful sites in the up-country.
It is offered for sale for $1,000.
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SALE OF
Valuable Town Property.

DY virtue ofthe authority vested in me
ID under Deed of Assignment and Trust,
executed to me by John B. Moore on the
9th day of June, 1857, and recorded in
Office Register Mesne Conveyance for An
derson County, S. c., in Book AAA, pages
500, 600 and COL, and at the request and in
pursuance of the resolution adopted by a.
majority of the creditors for whose benefit
the property thorein described is ordered TO
be sold, bearing date April "a, 1883, will
sell at Anderson G. H., S. c., and in front
of the Court House, on SALESDAY. IN
JUNE next, to wit, Monday June 4, 1888,
at the usual hours of public sales, the fol-
lowing property, towit:
LOT NO. 1, containing one and one-
fourth acres, on which is the late residence
and outbuildings Of said John B. Moore, In z
the City of Anderson, S. c.
LOT NO. 2, adjoining Lot No. above,
containing one.eighth Of one acre.
LOT NO. 3, containing one.eighth OF
one acre.
Each Of the above Lots fronting on BEN
son Street.
LOT NO. 5, containing one-fourth Of;
one acre, bounded by Jail Street and
Church Street.
LOT NO. 6, containing one.fourth Of one
acre, adjoining Lots Nos. l, 2 and 5, 'front.'.
ing on Church Street.
Also, by the same authority, and at the.
request of W. B. Watson, mortgage,
will sell LOT NO. A. containing 40x90 feet,
fronting on Benson Street, with Ware
House on same. - g
Plats of oil the above mentioned Lots
may be seen at any time by calling on the
undersigned.
TFRMs OF sALE-One-half Gosh, and
balance on credit of twelve months, with
interest from date of sale. Purchasers will
be required to pay extra for all necessary
papers, and will also be required to exe-
cute Bond and Mortgage to secure the uns
paid part of the purchase money.
j. FEASTER BROWN,
Assignee and Trustee.
April %, 1888 AZ g
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Fork.

There is an abundant crop of fruit in
this section.
The small grain crap promises large
yield.
The health of this community is re.
markably good.
Rev. T. C. Ligon having recently com.
pleted extensive repairs upon his dwell
ing, now has an elegant residence.
Capt. Fl. r. Vandiver is recovering
slowly from the hurt occasioned by fall
from his piazza several weeks ago. He is
not yet able to walk without crutches.
Msssrs. ". ]. Compton, D. H. Russell
and L. M. Mahaffey have vacated their
respective schools.
DR.. W. T. Hunt, young physician of
Abbeville, has located at Townville very
recently for the purpose of practicing in
this community.
The Sabbath School at the school house
near G.. W. Farmers, under the superin-
tendence of Mr.. S. K. Boleman, numbers
about one hundred scholars.
It is reported that bear, for sure, is
gyrating through this part Of the country.
In the still dead hours of night. it is said
that he suddenly falls upon the barnyard
and demolishes pigs poultry aud dogs
indiscrirninately. We presume that he Is
the identical bear that used to scare us
almost unto death when we were boy
some-well, many years ago.
We will state for the benefit of prospec-
tive candidates that the Fork is commit.
ted against the liquor traffic, both now
and forever. So mote ii be
The farmers of this section appear some
what Indifferent as to what may be the
result of the litigation over the Clemson
bequest The truth is they are not enthu-
siasts upon the Agricultural College ques-
ton at all; and while the noble generosi-
ty of the late Mr.. Clemson is none the
less appreciated, the bequest is not re-
garded as of much Importance to the bur-
dened farmers of the State. The senti-
mont favors more efficient system to
disseminate common school education
among the masses. Also more economi-
cal government, honestly administered, is
a desideratuin. VoX.