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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-03-12
4 NOTED GEORGIAN.
Major Andrew FirkcuS Norwood D;cd
Oh Monday im Troup County.
.itLnnili CnglSfiiHfinl


Major Andrew PickcnS Norwood died at his
plantation. near Ilogansville, Troup county,
Georgia. Monday evening, aged ~rvcniy-scven
years. lie w;lS Il native Of AhbcTilie county,
South Carolina, but has long been q leading
citizen oi Troup county, DISTINGUISHED for hos
pitali.y.
Major Norwood was Gc.c...,sl..; /. n:i people
in South Caroiiua--il.r .'l"n,n-..- NGrwOOdS,
cHliwrl!S an! iarriS S-if,.i C'.i,-i.. acl in the
History Of thai state. Ma:,'' Nor"GUI was I;
brCLhur To ii" l.,tc -. y. {. .r.;rwOOd, Of
south Carolina. whn wa> cmr nf III" inost dis
.ui..,cll n"ii';ii men III tic iri;rh States,
who !nt;.dHccii t. int .lic:ll nlrn "NGratrum
Nrrid",% and !.;i;!:Sn,d 70 thc world t!.c "a.
cipc To make A!"i,m NurwopdS younger
brother. Captain I'.In'S y. %urroGi, q G'rc,S
"Pnlmct'o Regiment during tie Mexican
war, lead the ":u"lnrn hu"c' OF his regiment
ut lie SiOrmn. i theIu!trr"". anl H.:tin was
DISTINGUISHED at '!:c battle %; tie gales Of ihC
City OF Mexico, where M"jur;;"ncral Worth
pr >rm.Cd him with Il sword. GA lis return
20 South Carolina. MS naiir" stat" presented
him W!tii - l;:!:c:tEti costly gold me Hi. which
sword a..l mral il; nu'" in tu.>la,;un Of Cap
tain %O!Wuuit* : VIII aud C.iIilfrn, 1T liOaamS-
vile.
M:ior NnYwoih will nc buried ai the family
hI:'iTl ground, in !roup county, to-day.
MHjDf NorwiUi was tie grandfather Of DIR.
Charles .. nor and Mrs. Tnnry Thomas, and
uncle OF Major j. y. %p"rr, Mr. W. ]. SpCcr
and Mrs. l.. IL. Beck, Of this city.
Major NCrN OO;l Was a brother of The late DR.
Norwood. Gf toke>hury. ;iHd Il brOthcr-I!-law
of Tho late Col. j. NJ. LItmcr. oC LOwudcS.
Vile. His relatives "n.l irlCn'iS :Tr legion in
this county, aI,! with ;iI'S;: OF his adopted
State, VIII !HOurH his death.
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Without a Rival Anywhere.

The February issue Of the THE
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR places it far
| in the lead Of all other agricultural pc
riodicaIs. In its makeup THE CGI-
TIvAToR is the gem Of journals, and
beyond all cavil is without Il rival any
where. 1t docs not base its merit on
the fame of one man, or any set of
men, but solely Oh that Of lis own
pages, which rellecting the views and
sentiments OF the farmers of the South,
constitutes il Il true representative jour-
nal. Il is the oldest agricultural jour
nal in the South; it has never lost its
individuality or its distinctive chalac-
ter; it uuitcS the vigOr and brightness
Of The present with the wisdom and
experience of the past, blending to-
geGhcr in Il harmonious whole, new
theories, new motives end new scienti-
iic development with that which the
test Of time has proven to be meritori-
Gus; the experience of the many are
brought out for the benefit of the
many. 1t challenges the admiration
of all, as it Is worthy the confidence
and support of every citizen of the
South who loves his section and cher
ishcs its enterprises.
It's manly departments are filled to
overliowin@ with the choicest matter
suited to this section, and to enume!-
ate them would fill Il column. The
Alliance Department, to which Hon.
w. J. Northern, President of the Gcor-
gia State Agricultural Society, dev0tes
much Of his time and talent, affords a
splendid insight into the workings and
progress of that organization. being
very full and worthy of the special at
tention of the members of the Alli-
ance. The paper of Prof. J. f. Will
let, Georgia's great scientist, on Have
we peach yellows n. Georgia ?" is
worth the subscription price for several
years. The portrait of Capt. Iacharias
Jordan Drake, of South Carolina, who
made 255 bushels Of corn per acre, and
Il view of the prize corn field, is given
along with the mode of culture. THE
CUI.TIvAToR should he found in every
home. Price only 81 per annum. At
lanta Ga
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Church and State.

"Let the Church think we'll Of hel
instrumcntaitics, her wealth, her pow
or, her influence. Let her quit com-
planning and GO to work. Let her not
seek to force the State to do for her
that which lies in her own special
province. The more the Church relies
on the arm OF secular power for the
promotion Of her interests, the more
she confesses her weakness. 1t is a
sign Of degeneracy and not of strength.
When the arm Of temporal power be-
comes in any sense or in any degree a
substitute for the spirit of the truth,
the blight of death is upon the
Church. - american Sentinel.
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Naming Navy Vessels.

The naming of vessels of the navy
is regulated by law. Vessels of the
first class are required to be named af-
ter states, those of the second after riv'
ers, those of the third after the princi,
pal cities and towns, and those of the
fourth us the president may direct.
The law is not always observed as
closely us it ought to he, but in the
main it governs naval nomenclature
to-day. The first act bearing on this
subject was passed in 1919, and was
subsequently amended by that of 1858
to bring il in harmony with the
changes wrought by steam naviga'
ton,
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A German authority affirms that
oaks are more frequently struck by
lightning than beeches because the
leaves are covered with fine down,
which is better conductor of electric
ity than the smooth leaves Of the oak.
Experiments with electrical machines
confirm the theory.
A French chemist believes himself
able to tell whether soil is deficient
in phosphorus, potash or nitrogen by
the s''ade of green of the vegetation.
The leaves become yellowish when nj
trogen is lacking.
The Methodist Episcopal Church,
through Bishop Hurst, have bought q
costly lot of ground near Washington
City for the purpose of establishing q
new university under the auspices of
that church.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
selected Bedloe's island in New York
harbor as an emigrant station instead
of Castle Garden.
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BE A GENTLEMAN.-Mann are
the garments of character. 1t is true,
you can dress up a French cook in the
clothes of nobleman, and pass him
off for a count-at a distance. But
bring him closer, and it soon appears
that his suit binds him in one place,
and hangs too loosely in another. It
does not fit the man. He does not
wear it as if it were part Of himself.
So you may put fine manners on q
coarse character, and try to pass him
will expose the deception. The true
gentleman wears his manners like his
clothing. They are the expression Of
his own self. Be a gentleman, and
your gentle manners will show it. Be
a boor. and the very fineness of your
manners will betray the boor beneath
them.
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Organisms in Cheese.

No fewer than nineteen species OF
microbes in one hind of cheese-and
that in fresh state-have been found
by Prof. Adametz, of the School OF
Cheese, Manufacture at Sornthal in
Switzerland. Livery gramme of the
cheese contained from 10000 to l40, ,O0O
bacteria, which increased to more than
500, 900 in 10 days. In soft cheese, 81
days old the number was calculated to
be 200, 900 to the gramme, and 2,0OO,-
600 in q specimen 45 days old. This
was in the interior, while on the rim
there were from 3,O0O,000 TO 100000
for every gramme. 1t was proven that
The arrest of these orgar isms prevents
the maturing of the cheese.
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THE BEST INFLUENCE FOR Chill

THE BEST INFLUENCE FOR Chill
DREN.-Keep your children at home.
God gave them to you, and you alone
are responsible for them. If you would
have them grow up industrious,
thoughtful men and women. set them
good example, and keep them under
your own influence as much as possi-
BILE. The man or woman who does
nothing but loaf or visit, accomplishes
no good whatsoever in this life, and L
doubt not the seed has been sown In
childhood, and the seemingly harmless
visiting while young developed the
lazy street loafer and gossiping gada-
bout.
The mother who can serenely walk
out of her house for an afternoon of
pleasure, sending her children to a
neighbor, for protection, may spend q
charming and restful evening; but if
she could look behind the scenes at her
neighbours she might not be quite so
we'll contented with herself.
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The Forum.

The Fo,'!n is Il Monthly Review of cont.'rn
1t aims always to b" cons true! ivc and hcirlIii.
presenting each sid" Of important c0ntrOrc"
sizes with impar'ilii:y. but keeping always
within The range OF dignity. There S no claS,
of Subjects of concern u thuGGiItfi;l pUoi'i"
that i not discussed in It's PAGES by autlor!a.
tive writer's: and neatly all the most forcib!c
cssayiSlS. leaders ot 0riuiou, and ''clp:ainS o:
industry" OF both continents are its c1ntrbu-
tors
The Forum is not The organ Of any school ~
politics. Of srcnr", or of speculative fhought.
1t has no connection with any enterprise oI
with any ''intcreSt." or party or sect. Il j.
owned by Il company OF scholars and men ol
affairs whose occupations and creeds and par
ty affiliations are not the same. II * tinan-
cially Independent. It's conduct, therefore, Is
unfettercd in amy way.
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Any man that neglects the first
warming of brain or nervous system
that is becoming exhausted, overtaXed,
or about to break down, is not only a
fool but criminal. These signs are
not many, but they tell the story OF
coming dangers only too plainly
Headache, sleeplessness, irritahility OF
temper, neuralgia pains about the head
and heart, unrestful sleep, nervous
dyspepsia, dull eyes, heaviness of the
head and stupid feeling after meals,
worry about tritles, unreasonable an
ger, tingling and numbness in the
limbs, cold feet and hands. flushed face
and burning ears, palpitation of the
heart, and irregular, weak, and un-
steady pulse. When you note these
symptoms, beware The brain and
nerves are about to break down, and ii
may mean insanity, perhaps death.
Home Guardian.
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Thirty cases new Spring goods just comic i
at L. M HauuOn Il COS

|
Thirty cases new Spring goods just come in
ut X. VI. HaddOn Il cos.
! Ten cases new Spring millinery just re
| ccivcd at lladdon Il COS.
The styles in dress goods and millinery
were never more beautiful than for thi:
springs wear. Call III Il. VI. Haddon & COS
and ste the immense stock now being open
ed.
X. VI. IIallon & Co., have inst received tht
finest assortment OF ribbons ever brought tt
AbUcvillc.
y fresh lot of French candy. chryStalizct
| fruits, Nc. just received at Speeds Drug Store
Bank books. writing l,adS, pens, ink, AMI {
general line of stationery always 10 lie found
1T Speeds Drug store.
pylc'S prarlinc for sale al Speed Drug store
! Try that Rebel Girl cigar at Speeds DRUG
Store.
Don't suffer from dyspepsia AMI indigestion
when Ir Wcstnlnreland'St taliSaya Tonic vii
give immediate relief Guaranteed. For sale
at Speeds Drug Store.
Don't smoke mean cigars when you can gc
ours for the same money, at Speeds Drug
Store.
Paints and oils at Speeds Drug Store.
Don't fail TO read Mcssrs. T.. rosenberg &
Co.'S advertisement this week.
Grand clearing out sale now going on ut p
Rosenberg d co.'s. Call on them and secure d
bargain.
We have now full line OF school books
states, school bags, and every thing pertain
ing TO school supplies. Lee Il Bailey, Drug
gistS, Greenwood, :. {. 1t
We still offer some special bargains In Win
ter goods to close. r. n. lIadt:on IL Co.
Too many ovcrcoats on hand We are de-
tcrmincd to sell them Big reduction in price
Don miss this opportunity. y large assorl
mcnt to select from. i. Rosenberg * 60.
INC l,t, e, nil
silk finish llcnricttas II. NJ. IIaddon IL Go.
Another importation Of those popular pill
low shams braided in Turkey rcd, at II. VI
lladuon Il COS.
Owing 10 the recent very mild wrathcrwc
have too many ovcrcOats on hand, and VIC
now offer Them at greatly reduced prices. Il
Rosenberg II Co.
yourselves by helping Us 10 move them. i,
Rosenberg Il Co.
We have just received Il case Of our popular
pound caicOS. w. Joel Smith Il Sons
Smith Il Sons is the place to get your plows
and all farming implements.
Iwill show all the novelties in dress good,
and millinery W. j.. Eel.
l have shipped and will continue 10 Slil
one of the largest stocks Of mii!n'ry and
dress goods have ever shown. w. T.. licll.
Full linc Of lace mitts silk and Isle thread
gloves. W. T.. Bell.
Ecrrivcd this week the following good,
suitable for early spring wear. ~ piece
"lnghnms new spring styles. - pieces seer
suckers. y checked NainsoGkS. p rieccs
checked piIu"S. 10 pieces salincs, Il. NJ
liaddDn Il Co.
JuSt received Il beautiful line 10 inch white
lawn with hord"rS suitable for aprons. X. VI
llaadon 4 Go.
Full line OF white goods in all The late nov.
elites. W. l.. Bell
Gail and see my Spring stock. w. T.. Dcli.
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God Holds lis ALI.

"Take me, papa" said my darling,
AS we stood within the hall;
So bore him up the stairway,
Scarcely felt the burden small.
In my other hand carried
Books | wished TO sean that night,
And the ollin begged me let him
Take them in his arms so slight.
Step by step to top we mounted:
Then he said with childish pride,
"Hnhy carried books for papa
Didn't hc?" EYES, replied.
Little innocent! nc'cr dreaming,
AS he bore the askcd-ior load,
That his fathers strength upheld him,
DOuble-burdepcd on the road.
God is sometimes pleased 10 give us
Work for wondrouS skill and thought ;
GiGctulIy VIC don the laurclS,
When his hand the triumph wrought.
dtiulinc II. BccTy.
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On q Solid Basis.

The Farmers Loan and Trust C0mpan,
have now Il capital stock of ;>iA,n;O on which
payment has been made either in full. or By
favor The officers are greatly c!aird at lG.
demand for stock, ana now Announce that
they will relieve any unwilling subscriber t.
the capital from all obligation 10 ia!:r il--uUi-
si1crS ar" ready t0 take il. ht present ihr Al.
lance share holders oHtnumbrr the urlt.Ll.
ers bTt we believe the outsiders have already
paid in 4 larger share Uf cash.
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10 he CUiiOn PiyRt :

10 he CriiOn Pant:
The Alliance cause in Abbcvilic county is
in Il prosperous condition. and farmers are
rcapiny great benefits lhcrc!rom. Fer the
purpose OF convenience in trading facilities
the subs have been divided into groups OF five
or six Alliances each. These have made salts
factory arrangements for guano, an0 arc pur.
chasing supplies a greatly reduced prices.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Co an Organi-
Zf,'i0n Of the Alliance, is Enw In operation,
and many iurTIcrS who otherwise would he
subjected to The mercy Of Tie credit system,
;i"c now through ii trading for cash The
Greenwood group, representing membership
Of five hundred, invited the Hon. NJ. l.. Don
aia<nn. the State Exchange Arrnt. and Col. u.
X. Norris. who represented the State in the
-. !.GuiS Convention in December. 10 address
ihcm On the 22nd Instant in reference To tEc
workings of H." Exchange and the ST. Louis
convention. NJ. Donaldson save Il strong
defence of ;h2 E%chan@c and Co.. %nrri> lnii
account Of the -. Louis Convert ion and the
proposed sub Treasury plan. Mr.J. II. Blake,
.ir., oar County l'rcSiirnt has invited Mr..
Donaldson Ia address the COUNTY Alliance at
its next meeting.
l:u;.i, rI llc Surc"ss oc The Alliance and tl;c
Farmers loan and TrG>i Go. is dur, 10 the un-
;.fi!i" !iuT:$ Ur our County President. He Is
nv.I;':,: = IN SYMPATHY with III" farmers and
Ii" :;~ricu;tUia! Interests Of our county. As
an illustration W wi;I relate ;tu incident oI
wl!"E wr wee informed. y few days since.
MiI;u standing upon til" street, Mr.. blake was
ti.ir"aci!",! hy ri 'i:cri farmer who seemed Ia
br in great distress. The old gentleman had
':ilrd 10 raise lur mortgage which In" mer-
chant held upon lis stock, and had applied In
vain To his friends tn aid him In raising mon
ry ter this purpose, :ind saw no alternative
but the foreclosure uI the mortgage, whirl:
would Cf;iail suffering upon his family. With
tears tIrk ing down his checks the old Elal.
told rl his efforts 10 meet his Ob igatiOnS, and
Of the niS1"!tuHCS that hal beialcn him. Al
ter hcarinG til. pathetic account Mr.. Blake
tul l!im lac wu!;.G i.:;.c Up In" mort gage and
ad.rnc" i"i money H. operate upon this
GEAR. u * needless Ia describe the old man s
manifestation OF gratitude for this oilrr.
viii try to let ynn hear from n> uitcncr.
j.. :. +. GiiES, See. G.. +. y.
Greenwood. February Il.
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"5iter:y or Death"

That Is the motto on the old flag which Cap.
tain Owens Cavalry Company carried To ihr
war. II is Ol silk and Is said iu have cost so.
aud was the gif; OF the pat,in!ic ladies' of ALI
beville. 1t is now on exhibition ut the store
OF MeSsrS. a. VI Hill Il sons ana was the fiaE
under which Mr. A. NJ. Hill marched 10 the
field OF duty and Of danger. and The Gag lScI!
bears evidence Of having seen service. Mr.
H:ll has Il fancy for old Things. and trca lures
curiositieS.as if they were Of much real rainc.
lie has more old coins t.ian any man in -ili.
bevillC county.
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\ new schedule commenced March @ tC-
tween Charleston, Augusta and Grrcnviile,
and for nil points on tn" Port Royal and
Western Carolina Railroad. The train leaves
Charleston III !.lj o'clmH in ihc morning and
without change reaches Grrrnviic ut 4.l5
o'clock in ii!;' cvcnin.. From Grrrnvillc the
train leaves 1u'clnri in tn" morning, and ar
rivcS in Charleston ut O'Clock in III" even
in-. so only twelve hours will be c0n>um,d d
in the trip from Charleston 10 Grcrnvillr and
ti.,
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Dismissed for Failure Oc Proof.

TIE Court of Trial Justice Ma",llaw WAS on.
gagged Tuesday in trying the r:u>" of The State
nGninst Tafly Thomas. Gas llackctt ana Ben
Hutchinson, changed with aggravated ;iSsnul!
and battery upOn !. Il. ana !. VI. Kennedy
McsSrS. DeHruhl & Bradley REPRESENTED the
State, and MrsSrS Graydun IL t;ray,iun, of .lb.
bevil!c, and +. :. +. Gil:S, Esq. OF Greenwood
represented The defrnIan' Ihc Triad Justice
after hearing the evidence, dismissed the c;Isi
for failure Of proof
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NI.N ssnissN k4nNI,

Ii shall not bc lawful for any person in this
','a'r, htlw'rn lhr i>t day of April ANA The lSt
'E;F "i November IT, cat'iI, XII, or iuiur. %:
ln iI.'!' with SIIi INTENT ar ip sell on rs;Wr;r
'pr S''". :!i'y "ilh turkey, partridge. tnai!
W""";1",;, or iiic:,S.,n;; ur, between Ihc lSt
'i:y al Ii;irrh ami i!i" iSi day of August ANY
uby"; nr ~ :,ay iimTrr The year In catch, Kill
o. !Hiurc. O: in H'i!SA" Wlii .ur! intent, hS.
'ii"i'%Ht, aay o! The birds manned in this see.
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New Organ q, the Methodist I ,urcE,.

Mr.. =. 4. Brcnncr, of the Augusta Ga. Mu-
sic House. has recently put in fine new LiSzt
cabinet organ, with pipe organ top. and extra
blow handle, into the Methodist church here.
This is indeed n beautiful Instrument. TE.
front and cndsarc panr2d, the fame is hand
sOmcly carved and the pipes are finished III
rich gilt. The tone of the organ IS ali that
could bc desired. Ii was built by the Mason
Il Hamlin Organ and Piano Co. Miss Chal-
mcrs, the organiSt. who has had the matter ol
getting IL new organ in charge, and those who
were most interested in rendering good music
for the church services are well pleased.
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Dead E.oat,. o.. -!,:.:r:.T- ..

Our millinery ,t.nrs are h>ing ii'ri with
the pret'icSt iiiiii:cry g0nu; to b.. found ~.
the Northern mr: k"iS The plninc>t wnr..n
in the word can lac made just TO- pretty. il
clad In the galui.ure which may lie had in
Abhcvile.
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TFic Grady Memorial N'1laiap.

The agent for thr safe of the "C;r:,dy Memo
rial Volume" says that The book will be is
sued !r"m the presses at C;tSSrl Il Co.. in
March and he is now in Abhcvi:c for the prr-
Eu>r ri taking orders. 1t is unnecessary In
s:;y Il single word about the book. for every
family should have ii and will want il. We
simply commend The agent u our people and
wish aim God SrcCd in his good work. He j.
II courteous gentleman, and lis mission con-
:!itutc sufficient Introduction to the people Of
THIS county. If
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Trains from .ableyi.!c to Anderson

sas asM-e- learn :hat n proposition was made
some tiu;c ago 10 discontinue the double daily
trains from AbbcviIc To Hodges Ia order 10
send the Abhcvllc train to Anderson.
II is a mater Of cDEsratulation that that
scheme has fallen through. Such Il schedule
would have deprived us of the .r"at accom-.
modationS which We no" have in the midday
train.
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a High ioiiipii.ssrn..

IN"DcHt' II tIUFnI'"F Tf1NJ"rTtlN.
We WISH t. a'ituuwirl,c gratefully the gen
eroI> aid OF the Editor OF the Press uuL ian.
ncr for much of the Centennial matter ui this
issue. As thurOu III ness paper man lie has
for. often more tltn we ever knew. The
Press ant Bnnncr stands uuservptlly In the
very front rank Of County newspapers.
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II DEFENSE OF Mg. BLAKE.

: gee! au.i Ent:,"rs,GiouH Farmers 2aay
be Rcsisyci of 'E2,cir Financial
Di.:rcSscS by GriiiD:: on tii2 Pres
idea. or il,c A'liance.--ife is Now.
ia fisc EaI.,c of the Grslcr. Giving
Aid and s'0,nfuri 40 'Tsioac VINO arc
in Distress.
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GnEENwoon, :. G., March 10. l>g0.

GEEEN WOOD, :. c, MHrch n. INN.
E.liOr Press amt Tanner:
DEAl; SIE-AS yuu save publicity in Il re.
cent. issue of your Paper 10 an anonymous
communication containing certain reflections
upon me, in Justice / ask Of y0n the public:,-
tiun of the enclosed article taken from the
CD.i2,, Pant. !hc Alliance organ of the state,
which explains my position.
Respectfully, j. K. BLAKE, JE.
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Haidon Il Co., arc busy opening there new
Spring goods,
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To make room for a mammoth SPRING STOCK we will
offer entire stock Of FALL and WINTER GOoDS at great
Iy reduced prices from until
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-06-08
0PlaaOlOaIs sOsaf q nuflIF.

Por j. Ochoa y hermano A
Baquero = G indara, 100 q papas
A Trgo OivIdanes 81 Co, so 4
acei,unas. A Gonzalez y Alfonso
100 d ceryeza.
Por =. de O. Prats s. Co: A
Gsviho Vicente s. Co., 1853 ca.
|nsstos cebollas. A Trigo Oivids.
nee s. o., 500 grfns, 2ti q anisado
All q pasta. sas ! .s
-Por Lopez viIiamil e 90. A
Egozcue % Clos, 200 cjs aceite. &
Por b. de j. Saia & Co.: A Ba-
quero y Gandara, 1,214 raposas
papas, 10. 81 hsbichuelas.
POr Vijande &c Co.'S. A RaQue.
10 y Gabdara, 100 OF sTroz VaIen.
cia. A Varioss 200 81 Arroz Jap6n.
Por 8. de Ezquisga "a EgozCue
e Olos, 800 brls ae eeitunas.
Por Ludwig Duplace: A Gayi.
mo Vicente b Co., 80 q quesos.
Pof Gayiia Vicente d CO.: "A
j. Ochoa y hermano, 500 bfls viro,
1857 cfits cebolIas. A .Aleisndro
|Suarez, Florindo OsEreEo, Berna do
Fernandez y Osrreras y Gonzalez,
20 latas almendras.
Por Palacios B Co.; AP. Ate.
ca & Go. y G. Bolivar d Co, l3 d
gafbanzos, 2 Coronas. A Coma.