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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-27
HAVANA CIGARS

Just receiving large bot o.
BANANA Ci0Ahs
n our own impoctatiou:sud of che ino'' 20
ny. Also, . frcsh lot Key West OK 'I' i'''''
DC Gales factory.
la2lst OSCAR IhA'h
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Honea Pat1, Items.

Mr.. w. r. Earle made good talk at
pray meeting last Wednesday night. It
is encouraging to see our young people
taking an active part in the Lord g work.
. Maj r. F. Anderson, Of Williamson,
was in town last week. The Major is one
Of Williamston's best citizens.
We are glad to note the return Of Miss
Lillian MCGEE rom Greenville.
Messrs. Jack Reeves, of North Carolina,
and w. r. Poe, of Greenville, were among
the guests at the hotel last week.
A great many people from Laurens
County and from near Due West and
Hodges, in Abbeville County, come here to
do their trading. They know where to get
the worth of their money.
Messrs. B. N. Shirley and J. R. Calla-
ham have bought lots on Main street, and
expect soon to erect brick store houses
thereon. Both these gentlemen have been
merchandising here for years, and they
know that this is frst-class business
place. A gentleman who has travelled
extensively, said to me the other day that
he had never known such an immense
amount of business done at small town
in one of the old States, as is done here.
Mr.. G. e. Harper returned from Atlant ia
last Saturday with another drove of mules.
There is lively race going on here for
the Postoffice. Mr.. G. nj. Greer, the
present Master, and Mr.. r. Callahan
are both applicants. Both these gentle
men are staunch Democrats and we sup.
pose one of them will be Postmaster, for
this is white mans town, and we don't
intend that rogue---I mean Rad-shall
I'll the Office. We bave no white RAIDS
here. AS for white Greebackers we
have much more respect for q negro,
whether be be called DECENT negro or
not, than We have for him. We think
that we are mistaken in calling him a
Greenbacker, We believe him to be a
Green beggari they are begging for some
little Office. But if Gen. Harrison is the
Christian gentleman that he claims to be,
and that We hope and believe him to be,
ne will pay very little attention to their
pitiful appeals for office.
DR.. J. F. Shirley has returned from New
York to the delight of his friends. He was
met at the depot and summoned to the
bedside of Mr.. ]. L. Brock, who had been
quite sick, but is now better.
Rev. B. P. Estes preached an interesting
sermon at Broadmouth Church last Sum
day.
There has been handsome monument
erected in Broadmouth graveyard in
memory of Rev. W. P. Martin. The mon
ument cost $500, and was paid for by his
relatives and members of the several
churches where he had served as pastor
A young lady from the country has been
visiting friends in town, and while here
one of our bachelors called on her so often
and continued his calls so late, that when
the young lady's father came to town, the
gentleman with whom she had been stay
ing presented him bill for one cord Of
wood and one gallon of oil. We think the
bachelor ought to pay the bill. What do
you say, Mr.. Editor? MESSENGER.
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Holland's Store.

Farm work of various kinds is progress.
ing very well, and oat sowing still con.
tinues.
Mr.. A. F. Shearer has opened stock OF
goods at his residence. He will soon be
prepared to carry general stock and Will
sell them at living prices.
The Sunday School at Shiloh Church
was organized recently, and Mr.. a. y.
Shearer elected Superintendent.
Rev. Hugh McLees preached at Antioch
School House on the first Sunday morn
ing. He will preach there regularly every
first Sunday morning, and his services
will be duly appreciated by the people OF
this neighborhood.
A union Sunday School has been organ.
ICED at Antioch School House, and will
meet regularly every Sunday afternoon.
except on the day of preaching, when 1t
will be held at 10 o'clock q. m.
Our good old friend W. A. Holland en-.
liYened this section by paying US short
visit recently. he looks as well as ever,
reports business good, and says he has
gained ten pounds since making Georgia
Bis home. No man carries bigger heart
than Wayman, and host of friends Will
ever be ready to greet him in this neigh
borhood, let his stay be long or short.
BURKE.
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Flat Rock Items.

Mr.. J.B. Armstrong is now building a
new house on his farm. -,
Mr.. G. W. Long, who has been quite i'll,
is now better.
Miss Alice Hayes is now on 9 visit TO her
brother, Mr.. J. a. Hayes, near Honea Path:
Mr. s. a. Whitaker has had part OF
his farm terraced, which will add much to
improve his lands. ,.
Rev. T. H. Garrett will preach at this
place on next second Saturday morning, at
II o'clock.
The school at this place is In good work.
ing order, all owing to the competency OF
the teacher, Miss Minnie Bell:
Col. ]. G. Haynie is now erecting black
smith shop on his place. 1t will be great
convenience to this community.
Capt. +. A.. Gray has enclosed three acres
of ground, which he expects to plant in
peanuts for the benefit of his hogs:
During the last twelve months Mr.. a. q.
Keys has killed twenty hawks. Each lady
in this community is due Mr.. Keys, at
least, chicken pie.
MI. P. G. Hail, our most obliging drum
mer, is still canvassing the County, be
says he is meeting with success and has q
iollv time. HLAf'
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DanY0c Itauna.

The heaviest snow that has fallen In
number of years began falling last Thurs
day at IL m. By Friday morning the
ground was covered to depth of nearly
ten inches. a great many rabbit hunters
were opt Friday, but the day was not so
propitious for the business as some imag-
ined it to be.
Mr.. S. T.. Eskew's fish pond broke dur
ing the excessive rains last week, and the
most OF his fish were lost.
Gases Of mistaken identity are Of fre.
quent occurrence, but two instances have
lately come to light that lays everything
else lin the shade" A gentleman living
not very far from this place was in a store
at Anderson, and in that store there is
large looking glass standing. This gen.
tleinan upon suddenly turning round saw
his own reflection ia the glass, and spoke
to it before he found out his mistake. He
says he thought it was his brother Sam.
The other instance is one that happened
near here recently to gentleman living
less than hundred miles of Denver.
This gentleman called at q house on busi-
ness, but no one was at home but some
children, and he could not learn anything
definite from them as to the whereabouts
of the party he was hunting. Upon see.
luz d fCIy ulSO CidCAly S0usACtioh VA 1Ao
other side of the house, he concluded to
20 around and interview him. On going
around the house he failed to find any
one so back he went to the front side,
thinking probably this nice old gentle
man had gone round the other end of the
house and 30 missed him. When he got
to the front he could not find any one
there, but could see this nice old gentle
man still standing at the back Of the
house By this time our hero was begin
ming to get in earnest, and not wishing to
be outdone, he goes around the house
again in quest OF this nice old gentleman,
but was doomed to disappointment again.
On going to the front door again and
looking little closer it was all made
plain. Just in front of the door stood a
large looking glass, and this nice old gem
tleman standing in the back yard was his
own reflection in the glass. The trouble
with this person was that he has been ac-
custuned to go clean shaved, but has
been letting his beard grow this winter,
and at the time had forgotten about. AZ
he WAS good enough to tell this joke on
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A sorap Of Paper Saves Her Llfe.

Il was just an ordinary scrap Of wrap
ping paper, bat it saved her life. She was
in tie last stages of consumption, told by
physicians that she was incurable and
could live only short time; she weighed.
less than seventy pounds. On piece OF
1s Wrapping paper she read Of pr. Kings
New Discovery, and got q sample bottle; it
helped her, she bought q large bottle, it
helped her more, bought another and
grew better fast, continued its use and ls
now strong, healthy, rosy plump, weigh
ing 40 pounds. For fuller particulars
send stamp to W. a. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonderful
discovery free at Hill Bros. Drug Store.
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Township Board Assessors,

Brushy Creek Township-John M.
Glenn, s. G. Williams and J.. F. Stone.
On Tuesday, March 8, 1889.
Williamson Township-B. G. Martin,
W. L. Prince and a. M. Guyton. On
Tuesday, March s, 1889.
Garviu Township-Warren j. Martin,
John s. Newton and W. G. Watkins. On
Tuesday, March 5, 1889.
Bolton Township-B. D. Dean, J. 8.
Acker and Fl. Mahafey. On Wednesday,
March @, 1850.
Honea Path Township-Eze ekiel Harris.
Aris Cox and T. a. Hudgens. On Wednes-
day. March 6, 1889.
Martin Township-J.A. Drake, r. B. A.
Robinson and G. P. Brownlee. On We'd
nesday, March 6, 1880.
Hall Township-W. E. Walters, J. B.
LeYerett and Samuel o. Jackson. On
Thursday, March 8, 1850.
Dark Corner Township. l.. Bryan,
G. w. Dunlap and g. G. Simpson. On
Thursday, March Z, 1889.
Savannah Township-E. J.. Earle, s.F.
Mcconnell and Samuel Williford, sr. On
Thursday. March Z, 1889.
Fork Township-W. L. Dobbins, ]. P.
Ledbetter and N. P. Carroll. On Friday,
March 8, 1889.
Pendleton Townships. L. Eskew,
John B. sitton and Benz F. CAN'T. On
Friday, March 8, 1889.
Rock Mills ,Township-John Martin,
Robert Smith and G. B. Gilmer. On Fri
day, March 8, 1889.
Broadway Township-Thomas W. Mar
tin, Joshua Holland and B. B. Breazeale.
On Saturday, March 8, 1889.
Centreville Township-KenonB Breazeale,
R. j. Poole and Robert Stevenson. On
Saturday, March 9, 1899.
Hopewsll Township-W. A. Neal, Peter
R. Brown and Edward W. Webb. On Sat
urday, March 0, 1889.
Varennes Township, w. Norris, DIS.
Watson and R. p. Dean. On Monday,
March II, 1889.
Anderson Township-G. F. Tolly, D. s.
Maxwell and E. W. Brown. On Monday,
March II, 1850.
The above named Township Assessors
will please meet at The Auditors Office on
the day and date above mentioned to e1-
anime the Tax Returns of their respective
Townships for the year commencing No.
vember l, 1888.
THOMAS J. WEBB,
Auditor Anderson County.
Eeh 29 1890 ~
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Eupepsy.

This is what you ought 70 have. in fact,
Won must have it, to fully enjoy lie;
fhousands are searching for it daily: and
mourning because they find it not. Thou;
sands upon, thousands of dollars are spent
annually by our people in the hope that
they may attain this boon. And yet i
NAV be had by all. We guarantee, that
Electric Bitters, if used according to direc.
tions and the use persisted in, will bring
you Good Digestion and oust the demon
Dyspepsia and install instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitters for Dys-
pepsia and all diseases of Liver, Stomach
and Kidneys, Sold at Soc. and $1.00 per
bottle by Hill Bros Druggists.
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parties, "A half. circle was formed at the
altar, which was prettilyr decorated. The
Rev. J. 3. Adger, d. D. off1ciated, and as
usual, his ceremony was beautiful and
very impressive. The bridal party ao:
companied by relatives aud few special
friends returned to the residence of j. IL.
Hunter, Sr., where a delightful reception
was held, ''::--s.
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Sullivan Hardware Co.'s. Items.
The 'King" Fertilizer Distributor is the
MIzinpm of Distributors. and Sullivan Hard

The ''King" Fertilizer Distributor is the
"King" of Distributors, andsulliyan Hard
ware Co. are sole agents in Anderson.
Buy the Brooks Cotton Planter, the best
and simplest Planter made, and as easily
handled as single-foot ploE stock, For
sale by Sullivan Hardware Co.
Z 800 dozen Hoes and 500 Kegs Nails re-
ceiYed by Sullivan Hardware Co.
A full assortme ent of Georgia Steel Plows
can only be found in Anderson at Sullivan
Hardware Co.'S. Odd shaped and extra
thick plows at &c. per pound.
Valves, Guages, Pipe, and full line Of
Iron and Brass Steam Fittings for Engines
always in stock. Repair work on Engines
done promptly by Sullivan Hardware Co.
If.you have not learned where to buy
your Hardware, it is not too late to learn
now BY trading with Sullivan Hardware
Go. =
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himself, we are not disposed to tell who

Hunters Spring Alliance had very In
teresting meeting last Saturday P; m.
Mr.. Wilton E. Lee was elected Presldent,
vice B. M. Burriss, resigned. This Allt-
ence numbers near seventy members,
and is In good working order. New MEM
bers are added every meeting day.
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Full line of choice Chromos and Oil
Paintings at WATKINS Book STORE.
WANTED.-Two or three boarders. Pri.
Vete family, nice rooms, pleasant loca-
tlon.' Apply to A. Ev1Ns BROWNE.
Best Scent cigar in town at Watkins
Book Store.
Blank Books and Mcmorandums in end.
ess variety at Watkins Book Store.
To RHNr.-A fonr-room cottage. Apply
at this Office.
Books of fiction and all kinds of station
cry at Watkins Book Store.
School Books cheaper than ever at Wat
kins' Book Store.
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Important Notice,

Don't forget the fact that one week has
already past since my arrival In your city.
DON'T put off, come right away and have
your photographs taken in any style, l will
be here only few days longer. All work
guaranteed. Cash must be paid at time OF
Sitting. ". G. FITZGERALD.
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zk.ao0 Pounda OF Flour

Just received by E. W: Brown q Sons,
which they 1ill sell at the very lowest
prices. Ifyou will give them call, you
will be convinced that this Is true. Also
, remember our stock of finest and freshest
crackers. Give them trial.
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4 February 10, 1889, Mr.. w. r. Garrett anG
q Miss f.. A. Bower. All of Anderson
/ County.
ThePr President will be inaugurated al
Washingto next Mondhy, and the r. &
q d. r. R.lis Offering low excursion rate:
! to the public The fare. from Anderson tt
sIaWashington and return is $17.05. Tickets
will be on sale from February 18th tt
y March Srd, inclusive, and are good to re-
l5turn until March 9Th. -.
: The Lowndesville correspondent of tht
il.AbbeVille Press and Banner says: IA De
4 l:pot is now. being built at Barnes, and Mr.,
i M. g. Watson is building q store there
Il with 8 Depot, two stores and poetof1ce
i will no doubt soon be knocking ut the
i door Of the Histerhood Of incorporated
towns for admission
"A. q. Means, the popular proprietor Of
Il the Anderson clothing, shoe and hat house
is offering his entire stock at cost to make
room for his new Spring goods, and
y when he says he will sell at cost he means
4 what he says. Now Is your chance to
i secure bargains. Read his new advertise.
ment, and go to see him at once.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank has
secured the amount Of capital ESQ 000)
. which It is proposed to begin work on,
and the books have been closed. In an.
i other column appears an; advertisement
4 calling afGSeeting of the stockholders on
/ "Wednesday, March 9Th, for the purpose oi
organizs1g and electing officers.
g - .s.
An. An .e1change remarks :; ou 3 Msy
hlVe the STATS ID nall heg, Iang eue
ocean on ra1ltence 10 dry, put Gne shx A3,I 70
Esoak IN 3 goura: ana u1 puckte ene .peiAy, !,
nand o.. eterniEy ano ies- tne SUI anu
moon ont, Dut Qon;t tnlnK you eau esGape 70
1.-The place that lles on OF tne otner sioe ol
per-
:, Q 500. ~,
nremen were callea ouG ~ response 70 az
alarm caused py.the oufning ol plank
KIN, OF Messis.. barton q l3Wnsen9, ~ ~
me blu - aiu' oav .aey sour% anoS ~
not1lng, as sne n.e $ nau ga!neu gs;a wv = M
hsauMaS pSote 70 hnt ~ Mas sEo s1ose1 M tto
ioss alio un . - e'Do ~ Pe'o'o
s.t rrbn rsrlay This section was visited
3bvthe heaviest snow storm. that has fallen
yea1s. I.a1tin soeuSeuu - " i1n -
sGoaocs an1 1t W ia. -, ~, aTor.
s1e!Se nou;s; inea Tha o. .tnr-, aar
sg9 aD8oI s,gns nes augep .rd eTtsnIad and
sses x So4, ~ DTh @ 10
eS, ,iaa Hvnsn ~ 1. !" .11
' !, sunue -.
corresn ,d m dants will nleases sign their
wnsna1Ees to articles saT,t in FIR mi hlica.
t;n,,s - ~ Sr;ts II than am on .datached i sheets
1SS rs;c'e yv;tbont III % hav|ns ] soewbera to fix
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The Lowndesville correspondent of the
Abbeville Press and Banner says: "a De-.
pot is now. being built at Barnes, and Mr..
M G. Watson ia building store there.
With g Depot, two stores and poetof1ce,
will no doubt soon be knocking ut the
door Of the sisterhood of incorporated
towns for admission, .,
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Bacon, Lard, Sugar, Coffee, Etc.
DRY GOODS FLOOR.

Ladies' large stock Dry Goods will be enshed with beautiful
Hanke Gloves Cse Collars Ruchng and other beautiful
goods thank kindness large during last
Make Store home when Anderson We intend this to
than and the most magnificent stock Fine Dry
Goods andSh t ohe foundi in the
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Next Mondey sis5 salesday. We expect
iew#ofs our sdelinqu uent subscribers will
sbein the. city that day, and we hope they.
sswilI: make it Convenient to- csll and pay
for their paper. s ~. g g
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Sc The .postof fice at Mountain Greek Is
s.now:open3 and ready for business. Those
,,s0fs our subscribers in that community
who want their papers changed to that
Office will please notify u.s. 6 .&
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Clothing and Gents Furnishings.

lot Oes and Fine Clothing just received We have just bought
Fine Woted large sizd Beautiful line Collars Cuffs ayas
Shirts Our stock Gents Machine Hand Swed Shoes can't be te On
DourIsa Shoes he
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The increase In the population fan;
SdefsOnisYerymar ked. - The number OF!
strangers daily seem on onrS streets Is,
noticeabla To- eYen the most; casual obser:

Issh1arried, ON Thursday February 3
1859 sat the residence OF the bride 5father,s
sby:ReY.; e.. .Rogers, Mr. James Glasby.
land Miss Hunt, ALL of Anderson
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The Polyhymnian Literary Society OF
the Patrick Military Institute will give q
public debate in their Hall, int the Insti-
tute building, on to- MORO Friday
evening, at 8 o'clock sharp. Rev. A: a..
Marshall will also deliver an address DUR
ing the evening. A small ad omission fee
of 25 cents will be charged for gentlemen.
and 10 cents for; ladies. The proceeds will
speak for the Society q liberal patronage.
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MIA. =. Surratt, Of Milliamston died
gquitesudd ddenly last Thursday Of neuralgia
Sof sthe heart aged about SO years. he
leaves q wife and six children tosmourn

days ago Mi. John Murdook, ,of,
gMartins Township while taking a pistol 4
from his. pocket, was accidentally shot in 4
ssth right hand, causing painful but not,
rorIOrTa f7rnufd q
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PERSONAL {
Senator JOSH Sherman carries $4,000 in

Senator JOSH Sherman carries $4,000 IN
SaiU.i~c un his IiEa
Senator luEaL!s wiu rczt year bIlt 8
s2i.uoJ residence IN AtcEisla. Kan
Frank Eovarl, tie song writer. n-is
Sl,UD in ous yecr oft Of "OIiy = Palsy Bios
som
Tie poTo rcver drinks any w'nc bat clare:
an! has a plate c; Eight sop sSryci 10 biz'
four time IL day.
EnTrnr Williams ear is again troubling
him Probably Ec has D.Sn u~sseIIa; - one
OF Wugurr's operas
Tie ralacc bull; hy Ein- Louis. o: Bavaria,
was very expensive, Uui the RECEIPTS fos I'd.
mission there last summer We <aj.uCa
Upon tho menu Of the lori mayors dinner
II which the premier always s,AakS, tEcre
was priatei AFTER Salisbury. dancing
The salary Of tho ErSIsL attorney general
i E7.Gu. with cj..1J Icrll.sitcS Tie soil.
u.tor generals st!!Sad Is 1863. With $500
pcrGuisiteS
Count TaGfc. primo minister O: Austria,
Hili be made a prince Oy tie Emperor OF
AUSTRIA. He il also n peer OF ireland under
tie tiric % Niscoant Taafe.
I. is said thnt the sultan OF Turkey usrirrs
- - 90 49, : ~---N 49, 49, ~ 49, 49,
laureate OF the empire To- afix the royal sig.
n2;ure to his poems hereafter.
T. Rider Hazard now wears his t..- IN
low!rs locks, TLiC5 rcGrh nlElos; - his
shoulders IIo has sA1vcI 81 ais b.cn:o
mus;acseani smokes cigarettes Continually.
The frcodan Of the city Of London has
been conferred u-o2 Pri.cc Gso-rcu: Wal.S
/! be DIS not diITsr greatly from his aces.
49, a., ,-fHf sDH-. -..r-,r.4r.- - {. .-l-.F.--
/: is said thu; Oscar Wilde has re-rivs.
valuable points On Ic't-rIn- since his n:-r.
Tia-e. He i n murl u.ngc fcrciuic Sneaker
than lie uscI - L. We. Ec Travelled through
IN, country as TIC apostle Of Gs:!et.c.-.n
anal s~uaiowers
Lon! S4e:SGcate Le;.rr known rs Robert
Lrvc, the Eagi!sh statesman. is r7v worth
something ikcSI0,CsLO o, although Lc Ec-an
hfo AZ n college iusar, wt.h 40 other capital
EHan brains lie made all h!s money by
juiici1us Investment in Australian lands
The OPINION thu, Coua: Herbert Eis.narc!:
Is ono ~ the rising rlcn IN European STATE
Graf; Is severely criticised. TUc raa! r!.n ia
E-rupV:n politics is sill 10 hc Cou.t Wall.
e!>Ue. Gud some say that o. tie retirement Of
Prince E.ssG.rCi CaaE: i!,rae.: vi! l.
sae!vei.
One night recently {? T Earaa.a had occa.
sion 10 10 INTO Il I.-Cc q Bu-iG.zs VA one
eight Of stars on one az tic prominent
streets Ot Bird sr.ort. Uoau. The stairway
was bUt diIaly l:Sh:ci. uaI !Ir. rsraum hal
difficulty IL making s..-u d: his f,O.!u..
After t..IHs=c;i"g lis era! ,ir E1-run 70
markell IN alphabetically u T." uc.unaar Of tho
r;%g:t@s: "Tc yuwr landlord that ii be
GS:.'L rui ba!u,,c:S on tbs; stairway SON,
Or, fellow Will rut DgT; ty q f.lLr IS Sir.
DaGGu"i Is the owner of the building his
'ci.s.; Gad tie laugh on Lin.
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E,,s stog.

Yesterday u scion OF tho Titucs.
Review took u l,y.oD to await an im-
pofthn, aDa not SiIugciEcr unexpected
event. bat rs The senior himself bad taxi.
en- u 'Hy'VT for a similar cyeus even
iSchty.dy" years rIoyinus. ho had 80
Eick n-c"iring. Tho ierort from tho
dwelling daring tie afternoon was. "It's
a boy. aud yyu are II gtanl daddy
aHsin." The yJnBg iotboF il greatly
eiat~d over TIE sdyentof hi4 SOP. aid i,
lie carefully instrrct~ The sunlI d~iscivir
of Faust WHO arrived yesterday. tho
business Of tGis rfJa eau be hsndici
aish il.s gfeslo't ,t,e - r.mcs.iIoyIuw.
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Special school s.irc,;cu,

ry orlcr Of the Blari Of Trustees OF
ElSo Schoo! D.st.:ct n special election
viii lie held Ou Tuesday. april ,, 1889,
for the pn:inSa Of Vo:,ug Oh the propo
sitiCu t. uie SI.cG0 by a special tax Oh
the ;nx4b!c property IF said district. 70.
tue uurVoss Of iucrrr,iug tie scLon!
revenues, of the district. Ills Ridi-
t.CHai rev. uUr l. NECESSARY for ulHkinR
ue-i=h rrpaisS on the school building,
G-t O. continue the school, for u longer
period than the Ordinary funds vii!
all ~.
Election will be hell at the Office Of
Lits'n Il llUItci's Meat Market, lie
tween lie tours OF | nui 5 O'Clock i.
". of said dar. IrsI c,rarF: IrHuG
ierua.d, . Z. Green rad Henry TaJrr.
EILo, March Z. 1859.