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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

A rainstorm Of great violence, accompanied
by fall of hail and sharp electrical display,
swept over Springfield, Ill, yesterday after
noon.
Navigation on the Erie canal is impeded by
i've sunken boats near Buffalo
Five buildings were completely destroyed by
fire at Ashley, Pa, late last night. The whole
town narrowly escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

1--WE ARE SELLING A FULLY GUAR
ANTLED, AsY-RUNNING I2-INCH LAWN
MOWER FOR S450.
ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SCREENS. s275
DOE
WINDOW SCREEN FRAMES, zoe. EACH
SCREEN DOORS, COMPLETE. WITH SPRING
HINGES. sl25.
POULTRY WIRE, Toe. PERl0O SO. FIT
LIGHTNING OR GEM ICE CREAM
FREEZERS 3QUART. sl.75.
% FEET GARDEN HOSE WITH PATENT
NOZZLE, g..
BARBER ROSS,
OIL PENN. AVE.
TENNIS
WRIGHT DITsON's CELEBRATED
RACQUETS
4.DU.
fEi Il i0
WRIGHT & DITsoN'S BALLS, $3.50 PER
DOZ.
DRY MARKERS, sll5.
42-FT CANVAS BOUND NETS, 80
WIRE BACK STOP NETTING, 65c PER 100
eQCahE FEET. my7-:Im
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-13

Subscribe for stock-Sl per share-between the
hours Of 8 an and 30 p M daily at the Office Of
JNo A. PRESCOTT Secretary and Treasurer,
nI4-6m l4l6 NV. Kellogg Building.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Die stGse Sugurtbas, bss &O.iss b,

Die Sdase 3ugurtbas. bes &Ooiss Der
9tumibier, sIaubt man tn elmer 66ble Bel
@ouitGnttne in AIs,er entosft a. baben.
Sin Irabsr, auf bsfsn @runbitit ii4 cine
uralte, itoa balb serfaasne 9rotts befanb,
entsetts IN berielbsn sins ~baabsroBs, ntais
iiu soIbeue 9latte, wslde man BEL ssrausr
Bef9tisun9 als eine 9oloeue SpferitaIe
ertannte. @sitsre Ratsrabuussn srsabsn
nod etne Sabl aolosnsr @sfdBe, Arm.
ipanssn uno eiu NIT @osIlfeinen psrsiertss
Diabsm. Dieie Sunbs bsbisltsn isbo9 Der
araber unS ~bisienissn isinsr 9aubsIeuts,
weIde ibm BET benz Na9srabsn bsbiIfIid
sepeien waren, obne ba6 bic fraus61i9en
Ssb0teen bauon Renntni6 erbieIten. @rff
ais bic Araber bic Suuoe su psrtaufeu
besannen, wurben bic Sran3oieu barauf
aufmsrtiam uub es SsIaug ibreu aud nod,
stasn E5eiI bss auissfunbereu S9asss In
tire @spaIt gu betommen, 70 bag berislbs
Der Barrier Ntabemie Der 8iGsni9aft:n
iberianbt puros. gs wirb ii9 nun pobl
bsrausfeqeu, Oh man es bier tbatidalt9
NIT S9dsen aus Der 3eit Sasurtbas gu
tbun bat. Suauf bat In istner 9si5i1ts
oss iusurtbtnii9en Rriesss alerbtngs CT:
wdbnt, Der R6nis babe Dor isinsr sntsiltis
gen 8sRssuns srOBs S9dss Dor ben
Rouern u%er9raben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Snitinft poer niht :?

Rirsli9 fanb gu Win9sn in sinsm Bier.
Total bsim Sribidoppen cine rsdt animirts
llnterbaItuns iiber ben Snftintt itatt. 4ui
etumul erbob fid an sinem bena9barter
Gid Elm Wanu, ndbsrts fi9 Der 9eieQs
i4aft unb fpra9: vWeine 9erren, Sis
BADEN ba etn 2anses unb Brsitss ssipro;
den: Der Snffintt; absr bas 1T nidt ri1s
tts, Sic fSnnen unb birfsn mir slauben,
i4 babe 3 Gage tn Bafau als SoIbat &C.
ttanben unb weiB ba Sei9eib, Der Snn
ifintt uidtI1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
aus benz 8etetSe.

Bel Nalarta tauu bic msuialids @tai6insrts ibrC
6iutttOneu ri6t sur SGIite psrrtdtea. gsrpauuus, 40
ionoeruHs, ausIssruus iiuS IN unOrOHuus, cGs SIut piro
wdIeris. bic Gsrpsn srmattsu. bic Sef5tsiarbt pirS 6lsi5,
Der SdIai 1T sst6rt urs Der appettt Iuuueubuit. Sdrst
LID III Sisis S~rautbstt, iara!srLia ibre oOnieausuysu. %
stbt ~iHoeien Elm 5s,auutes Geseusiit 'sessu Oas mtasmas
ttias Stft uuo siueu iiaersu S4ug ssssu baNstbs. Su ben
@aIartassssuOsn bes SlOeus uHo @efers, in Siosams:
rita. Guatemala uuc aui Dem Sitbmus pom Savanna. 70:
wts aud in ben absrisetiaeH SduOeru, no Sis BIass sis
ttrt, bat bds uuuadabmltas SrdOeutiUs uuO SsiImtttsI
Scitstter's DtasensSttters, wdbrenS Der lesteu faniaue.
ersiBis Sabre oas gsbist ieiuT Srauabartsit ~beitduois sr,
psitsrt uuo i.insn ioupsriutH @srtb semcuitrirt. Dai
8ittsrs bstlt seberletOen, SerSGuuAss5ei5 pereeu, Ser
itUpiuus. &iersRIeieen, 8beumGtismus uuo aasemetu,
Shmlhg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Sic Grfaiierin Gaaenie. Dts S6u!

Sic Grfaiierin Gagenis. Dte S9ues
fer bss bstanutsn franB0Ri9en Generals
Bourbati, Maoams Qsbrstou, felt 25
Sabrsn 9ofbaus Der Srtaiisrtn gussnis,
er,dbIts bet ibrer lssten Nnusisnbsit in ga,
riS pon ben uerpOisn 3aitdnbs1 ibrsr @ebie:
term, baB man unuiltitid an BITE Bbans
tasmeu bsnten mus, weI1e -Sbafsipsars
tn Wuebstb eri9etneu ldBt. Gros ibrss
f4einbar t6rpsrli1en WoblbsTnbens Idbt
BET ieeliide 3uftano Der ebsmaligsn 5errz
fdsrtn Srantrsi1s isbr uisI su wini1sn
ibris. IS stbt psriooeu, tn usI9su faft
feline Radt usrsebt, obns Bag bic pom ben
Y~Iasssetitsrn uerfOlste NupuIeonin pom
ben qualpOufen S4yednifsu bsimseiu9t
wirbs. Ri6t isltsn i5reit fe mittsu i'm
S4lafe auf. iprtust ron ibrsm Eager In
bic SObe, fi9tet in cine Stmmersfs uno
ruff erbdrmunsswirois um 5ilfs. Sn
iolden @rlltatioutn iisbt fe ibrsn ~taiis,Iis
teH @cmabl, Der uou siuer 0ssiou bIutissr
uub usrltimmsIts, Wsnitsn p~srfolst pirb,
ober IS etI1sint ibr au6 Der tailsrIi9e
Bring In einem uon @unben bebsttsn unb
aerbadten 3uitauos, bic tisfsn tlafisn6sn
ausenb05Isn auf iis riatsnb, 10 baB fs tn
eth tOuuulfOii5ss 3ittsrn ssrdib, ais Oh
lie pom 6iebsrfroit ssi4it;eIt uiiroe. Su
ibr Na&tsspano sshalt, itsbt BITE 8aiisrin
eanu NIT Ittereu Slifsn, porseitrsdtsn
armen unb ansfsrfiatsm @efi9te, stnem
Settle dbuIt4, ba unb usrbarrt febr bdufiJ
5ismIi4 LANCE in bisisr Gage, ba fe ft9
seqsn aIs Ssriuas 'bter umssbuus, fs
bisisr SrIlis gu sn.reiBsu, auf bas bsftisifs
Sfr1uht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Gin Siebjtahl In Berlin. r5aItst ben

yin Siebfahl In Berlin. ~5aItet ben
Disb!" bisisr Rafburdt0ats am Donrers.
tassabenb in Der Ndbs Der S1Sabauisrs
itrase bic 9inisnfraBe in Berlin. Nus
seitoBen wuros er pom elmer Wsnse, bic
binter elmer drmlid sstIeiostsn. stpd riers
Sissidbsi5en 6,au bsrIief. Die Ssrfolauns
wdbrte ni9t LANCE, benn bic Sruu firste
bin unb uurbe feitsebaltsu. 8ersits bate
fs mebrere Biffs unO St0se smpfanseu,
ais tie ausrisf: SD babe nur Elm Brob
senommsu!" rSie bat nur ein Brob &C..
nOmmeu, IaBt Die frau Iaufeu! Sd psrbs
es betObIen! SOL Soil 10 t0nts ss nun
aus Der Werse b:raus, uuo Der bide
S~dtermstiter, wsIder TN S4weiBs isinss
anssfdtes on Der Spite sslaufsn mar,
bate Ribe aue bic ibm pIOsIt4 3ussrsidtsn
so Pfernisftide 3arid.uusiisn. 81 elite
BON b%annen, obne cine S~eSabluns anss:
nommen su bdbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Giuem enaliid . amsriiauiasu gIatte

etnem engllih nrleritaniiden Ylatte
i'm Often lit tirSIid SoIsenbss paifrt:
Der Reoatteur idrteb cine Notis, tn mel:
der CT bemsrtte, Der beuti5s &eitstass.
abgsorbnets Or. 2isber wsrbe tn WiI uau:
Tee cine Reoe lbsr ,gismard unb 8inbt.
BORT" balten. BET Der fsbr unbeutIiden
S5rift psS %betrefienbsn Ssrrn mai 60 benz
Seter, Der bas Wanuitript In bic Sdnbs
bstam, ~unmOslit ben Samsn 8inbtborit"
su Ieieu. Dus sinsise ibm bstannts bert:
ite 8Ort, nel4es abnlt5 tlaus, mar has
aud biersuIanbe selduias y8tenerpurit".
llnb 10 istts sr: DIR. Lieber will speak
at Milwaukee on Bismarck and Wiener,
wurst". Gem @orrstturleisr sntsins ber
6sbIer ratiirIid aud - sinsm eusIii6:
amerifanii9en gorretturlsier fam betannt.
LID y@iniseS" pailirsn unb 10 ifaub am
nd4ften WOrssn bic psItsri5ittsrnbs 0eu,
ts teit In ber 3eituns. 8is pisle pom ben
esiern ben unfretpiatsen 9umor pobI Be.
merit baben m6sen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Nus einetrl &afeefrGuaheu.

s....Sa, ia, Sic baben rs9t, meme
Damen, bic lluusriddmtbsit Der Disnft:
mdb4su srenst ans lnsIaubIi9e! Sd
babe meinsm Otenitmdb9sn psrboten,
mdnnli4sn Seiu4 In unierem 5auis au
empfansen. Da bemertte i'd sefteru abenb,
wte fe i'm 9ausfur nit eiusm iunssu
Wann @armtrte. Sd ffsate fe fpdts,
barhbsr CUR Rebe, unb mas sntsesust mi,
BITE fre4e 9srion: r@n Brduttsam, mus
bsiratbsfdbis Weeb9e bod bawus. Ruff:
tomme berf'r nit, aIio mus i'd bod gu N
runner tomme. Sbsr bauus ste Sbr'r
alte uislsi4t In be 9Ommooi3ubIao &C.
funne 2"1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Nnaefhhrt.

Die S9wsfsr (la9snb): r8as 1T mi
Dir, Sans, mas fsbIt btr2" - Der tlein,
5aus: Nd, mas i'd sstruntsn babe,
a9 @ott, adj @ott!" Die S9msffsr
r8ar es bus, mas Wama bisr auf Der
Gid setsat batte2" ga, ia; fs lief
es ba tn elmer Cafe ifsbeu uab fasts mir,
t& m6@te ss ia ni9t anribrsn, IS mare
etwas 3ur WebIipstie, unb ais fs binaus'
sius, nabm Id sineu sroBsn S9Iud bauou,
unb bents bir. es 1T R~icinus6ll" -
S9peftsr: rSa, i'd usis idon. Wamd
meinte, bu uiiBteft weI9eS uebu,eu, unb FL
fdnbe es i9wsr, bid basu su brinsen; bd
iaste i'd tbr, mite fe ss anifsIen miBte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
= u u ASstgsss.

am 20. September uarb uor benz
Stibune:9 sbduos IN Rem Qort, am gtai.
iaus StraBens ginsans, etne 8ronse : Sta:
tue 9oracs @reelep's enthIat, Sic III
mad einem Woosl 5. 8. @arb's in
0ep Oort ssaofen unb 3eist ben beribmten
5situnssmann IN iisenber Steuuus. auf
Dem aus polirtem Grant bsitshenbsn
Btsbeltal tteber bic Borte: ySorace
@,eeIep, Besraucer Der Grtbuns". @hauns
csp 80. Ospsm bat bic gntbiaunssreoe
sesalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
NGerfet Spak uno GrnE.
unbemuBte Gro6beit.

5rau H., bic uieI unb Isbsnbis iprtbt,
er3dblt 5rau o., baB iis fir ben anbsri
Gag nit ibren bret E09tsrn gu 5rau 3,
seIaoen iei.
AID, wie beneibe i9 bisis Srau!" ruff
frau y. unpiatiirlid aus. ,Was muF
fts nod fur quite Reruen baben, wsan fe
bas ~ausbalt:u tann!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Surnfaeaeben

Ssttlsr Tim Birtbsbaas fe9tenb): Gin
armer &stienbsr."
9aif: rOridsn sic fi5, sinsm Sdus
fer ssb' i'd tsiusn Bfennis,"
SsttIsr lid brieenb): rrlnb i'd teins
guten Worte.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Gin fplaiauter Gdtte.

8elnsrin: rSaseu g mir nur, Ssrr
SiHerl, warum MAIDEN 9 benn aIeweiI
bic ausen 3u, wenu g trtnten2" - Sifs
ferl: r@siBt, bees s'idisbt bIoB meiner
aIten S'lieb, BE mir ieosa Gag iast, i ioI
Ia net 5'tief ms 9Ios 'usrl4aun!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Gin b0ier Sraum.

Cine Btttpe trduu,t pom ibrem psrfor.
bsusn 9atten. v@te bsfnbsft On Did
benn istt2~ frast fe TIN.
rSsbr sut", eruiberte er. sd bin
nod sIdtli9er. ais pdbrsnb Der 3wansie
Sabre, bte i'd NIT Dir suiammsn per.
Iebte."
raIio bif 0u in ben 5immsI setOm.
menu"
vRein, In BITE 66us!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Sas ipeiB id nur BON SOreniaaeu.

&tdtsr: so made iie baraaf aufmerts
lam, oaB fe iebss BOrt bsiap6ren mifsn.
sic birfsu aIiO feline Ebatiade~ bsbaupten,
BITE ibnen etra rur pom 56reniassn be-
tunnt 1T. Sue'if MIL Id Sare YsrionaIien
fsitieaeu. 8anu ftnb tie seborsn2 -
3suse: rSd, Sen 8riiiosnt, bas Tam
i'd ni6t bsidpOJsn, bas psiB i'd pirtli5
nur pon S6renid9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
,@enI't lin mutt"

9ausfrau:r ROnueu sic uuidsn2"-
Erina: 90 Ia, wsnn't in mutt!~ -
Sausfrou: vAud foden2"-: Odd ia,
uenH't I'm mutt Ia -Slnsfrau Odtelenb) :
Sinh sic aud sbrlt92"- Srina: 90
ia, penn't fin multi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28

Jalbing Ont, @an.. 5. Suni 1889. -
SIM Issisu Btntsr bate id mir bic Sebs
pefroren. Sd ssbraudte Or. auSuft
&Oniss's 9ambarser Rrdutsrsp faftsr nod
Misunderstanding uno tn tur,er 3sit
mar i'd gebeilt. -Samusl u. &anttu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28
Sam tpiro er qspiB laufeu.

SOnutassidser: r9lbsu sic bier ga
fen laufen ieben2" Bauer: rOa binten
fst elmer, i5ieBen sic NAL b'rauf bann
ptro er sepiB laufsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28

8iliam 0attsrion, Der pisisite Der
amsritaniidsn 3situnssidrsibsr, iast:
Die 8wansssSiu iol bas ameritanil9s
Bolt fsftbaIten, pdbrsnb Die WcRinlsp
Bill ss i4inbst. 8ani5sn uisI 8srsui.
gen 81 tsr Operation. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-28

Sd lit an elmer itarfen Ssiicrteit unb
@rtdltuns. 9urd bic anpsnbuns zines
baIbsn YufstS Or. ausuit 6Snis's Sam.
burger Bruittbse uurbs Id ssbsiIt. - Srau
Sabstte Sui9, 62s &acss StraBs, Gineins
natl, Ohio.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03

The consumption of bogus coffee in
this country is estimated ct thirty-six
million pounds year. One New Eng
land concern manufacturing acoffee
substitute" is said TO clear three hundred
dollars day.
DR.. a. G. Smith went to Asheyille
on last Friday and has returned. When
he was elected Missionary Secretary to-
gether with DR.. Morrison, it WAS thought
that one of them would have to move
West. The college of Bishops decide
that this is not necessary, and d.: Smith
will remain in South Carolina. He will
probably make his home in Columbia
Spartanburg Herald.
= AS an evidence of how the culture
of tobacco hss increased in Nash County,
North Carolina where the culture was
introduced in 1884, a local paper states
that one thousand tobacco baras have
already been erected in that County, and
that many more will be erected before the
crop natures. Many of the farmers OF
that section have cleared from $500 10
.S4O0 an acre on their tobacco, figures
which are rarely ever equalled anywhere.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03

lion, all told, from beginning to the end
of war, Our northern brethren had
nearly three millions about FIVE soldiers
to every one of ours. 1t is astonishing
how bad We did hurt 'em, for they have
now got about as many inYalids on the
rolls as ne had soldiers. Every rebel
must have made one yankee sick, besides
what he killed in battle. III was yan.
kee I would never brag anymore. I'd be
ashamed. Two hundred millions year,
oh, my country.
Butt don't see how the government
can pay that much. Where is the
money to come from? Talk about free
sugar or free anything else. The plain
truth is the policy of The party is to have
no surplus in the treasury and then they
will be obliged to have protective tariff,
a high tariff that will satisfy the northern
manufacturers and the wool growers.
The pensions are to catch the votes of
the common people and the protective
tariff to catch Che manufacturers and they
will control their workmen. What is the
use of any more fuss about the tariff? 1t
will now take six hundred millions to run
the government, and all of that, except
the tax on whisky and tobacco, will have
to come through the tariff. We are in for
it and it looks like re can't help it. The
Alliance can't do anything, for all the
northern Alliances are bowling for the
pension money. Sometimes think it
would be best for the Southern Democra.
cy to cut loose from the whole concern
and throw up the sponge and tell the
Republicans to take the Government and
run it. Maybe if they had all the power
and all The Offices they would be satisfied
and would let us and the negroes alone.
Maybe they would. One thing we can
do if we will-we can buy less of their
goods and make more of our own, and
keep our money at home, and then they
will have to pay their own pensions and
bounties and grab alls.
But reckon we will have to run with
the machine awhile longer. If the
southern Democracy don't save the coun.
try it will not be saved. The Southern
Democracy must be kept alive for its own
sake-for lis past record-for the south
ern tone and spirit ard it's preservation Of
Southern manhood.
But after all, we are doing pretty we'll
at the south, and have more blessings
than ne deserve. Let Us all be thankful
for what ne have got, and if ne haven't
got anything, let US be thankful that we
are out ofjail.
BILL ARP,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03

The New York Financial Chronicle
makes an estimate of the acreage in cot
ton this year, based upon reports of its
numerous correspondents. These indi-
cate net increase over 1889 of 2.67 per
cent. bringing up the total to 20,S52, 1920
acres in 1890, against 20,9O9,4s0 in
1889.
- Miss Clementina De We're, soprano
in DR.. Paxton's Church, New York City,
receives 81, 800 year for her services, or
S112.50 each Sunday. This is said to be
the highest salary ever paid to choir
singer, either in this country or Europe.
Miss Jennie Duttou, soprano of the Fifth
Auenue Baptist Church, New York,
draws $4,000 a year from the Church,
and earns 1000 more from concert en-
gagements.
u. r. Berry, secretary Of the Detroit
conference, told the following story On
himself at the conference held recently
at Greenvile, Michigan: "When ! was
first introduced to Sunday school, the
superintendent asked the children to
guess what kind of a berry / WAS. A
little boy in front jumped up and squeak
ed out Strawberry He asked them to
guess again. A little girl said, 'Hrcklc.
berry, Whereupon an old dried.up
woman with a poke bonnet on and an
umbrella in her hand Strengthened up and
in crack voice, said: "From what I
have seen of ye, think you're goose.
berry and from all appearances twill be
3 long time before you're ripe"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03

Broadway takes the banner this year
in the number of her schools, and the
length of her school term. Every white
school in the Township has ru already
from four to six months, and some more
to come on top of that during the sum.
mcr. This results from the admirable
arrangement made by the Trustees by
which they took the patrons into part
nership with them and made them an
interested party in keeping up tho
schools. Thisspcak volumes, and merits
a hearty well-done.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03
Questions
propounded to Candidates for Congress
by the District Alliance of the Third
Congressional District of South Caro-
lima,

The District Alliance Of the Third
Congressional District Of South Carolina,
organized at Beltou, S. c., February
2Sth, 1890, adopted resolutions request,
ing candidates for Congress of the Third
Congressional District to express IN writ
ing their positions upon the propositions
announced below. Candidates comply
ing will please furnish a copy of their
declarations to the member of the Exec
utive Committee in their own County, or
to the Chairman of the Committee, who
will attend to publication. All newspa;;
pers within the Third Congressional
District friendly to the Alliance will
JOS. L. KE1rr, Chairman
a. O. LAT1MER,
E. P. EARLE,
E. S. GRIFFIN,
Elk. Com. District Alliance.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1890-07-03

These prices are at point of export. It
would take 1000 bushels to-day to bring
as much as 1000 did from 1850 to 1860.
It would take 1865 bushels to-day to
bring as much as 1000 bushels brought
from 1860 to 1870.
Total crop of corn for 1880, 1,755 mill
lion bushels. It would take $500 million
bushels of corn at present prices to bring
as much as is yearly collected By the
railroads of this country.
Average pfice of wheat from... 1850 to 1859. sl5S
Average price of wheat fronl.-..1SIs to 1880, 12S
Average price of wheat froni...1sso to 1887, 1.01
Present prtce......".......... ..." oo
It would take 2,310 bushels of wheat
to day to sell for as much as 1000 bush
els did from 1860 to 1870. The average
price of wheat from 1880 to 184O was
S1.3S per bushels. 1t would take l,OSO
millions of bushels of wheat to bring as
much as the railroads annually collect
from the people.
Average price of cotton from 1850 to 1860 10 Sl0
AVERAGE price of cotton from. 1860 to 1870, 1S
Average price Of cotton to 1sSO 10 7-lo
Average price Of cotton from..lSSo TO lsso, Il
It would take 4 40 bales to bring as
much to the planter as one bale brought
him from 1860 to 1870.
The average price of cotton from 1889
to 1910 was 13 cents per pound. 1t would
take 8,470 millions of pounds Of cotton
at present prices to bring as much as is
yearly collected from the people by the
railroads of the country.
Does a dollar pay any more taxes Of
doctors bills, or interest, or debt, than II
did when you got high prices
Don't you think you could stand some
imitation, at least until you could square
up with your creditors
Whenever you endorse a candidate
that belongs to the Democrat or Repub-
lican party, he must move with that party
and vote as his party directs. Whenever
you vote for good man who has been a
Democrat or Republican, but who is o:
and for the people, the party caucus can
whistle, but he will vote for your interests
because they are also his interests.
It you want to vote for men whose dl-
rectors live in Wall Street, New York, DC
it. can stand it if you can, but will
not and will remind you of it when your
pet candidate goes back on his pledges
OLD FoGY.
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Farmers Figures.

Total value of farms in the United
States, 10 billion of dollars. Total receipts
from tariff. tax, direct tax and internal
revenue tax amounts to 10 billion of dol.
lars. The people have paid 2567 million
of dollars in interest on the public debt
of the United States. We have shipped
to other countries $4,000 million dollars
worth of products besides supplying our
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C0mnendable.

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