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tions, which will enhance the price of
our exports to surprising extent Cot
ton, corn, wheat and such other products
of this country as must be consumed in q
given time will Immediately advance in
market price, and this will be God.send
to the farmers and producers of this
country.
"The.paasage of the silver bill will put
the money power of this country and that
operating here from other countries upon
notice that, if they contract or withhold
the currency for selfish purposes, con.
gress will initiate with fiat money. This
will cause them to let up, and money
now under their control will, to great
extent, subserve its legitimate purpose
"The passage of the silver bill will
restore, in a large degree, the lost conf
dence with the people, and the banks,
and business upon credit basis will be
resumed and perhaps, in this respect,
will come the greatest good to our people
of all classes and callings."
"What will be the political effect of
free coinagei"
"The passage of the bill will certainly
largely benefit the democratic party, as
the measure is and has been construed
to bea democratic measure, which is
veritably true.
sThe vote of the republicans and the
speech of Ingalls, and others, if followed
up in the house and approved by the
president, will, in my opinion, 20 very
far toward mending up their broken
fences in the west. If the house does
not follow up the senate's action, the
final death knell of the republican party
will be sounded-and if it does, the
country is brought face to face with the
fact that the relief fgiven has been brought
about by the democracy, and that the
republicans have simply been forced into
taking the step. So that the democracy
has won great fight, and whatever way
it goes in the house, will be to the gain
of our party, which is practically solidly
backing the measure.
"One other decided advantage will
accrue to this country from the passage
of the bill, and that is, the fact will be
acknowledged that the agricultural south
and the agricultural northwest have won
q signal victory over the long pampered
east, and that this victory will result in
the permanent control Of the national
government.
"One other only will Lmention land
there are many Others The sectional
lines that have been 80 long drawn to
the damage of this fair land of ours will
have received a fatal blow. The idea of
John Ingalls, standing and voting along
side with Senator Brown and Colquitt
and other democratic senators from the
south is revelation to the world"
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a good many people are careless in
addressing letters and other packages to
be sent by mail. Good evidence of this
is contained in the statement that there
are 1000 unclaimed Christmas presents
in the New York postofice, and that a
number of persons will wait in vain for
their holiday remembrances because of
the senders' carelessness.
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" -.
TIE $50 delegates who have been
attending the Citizens Alliance Conven.
tioDin Topeka, Kansas, have completed
San9 rganization and issued q call for 8
national convention, to be held at Gin.
sinnati between March 10 and 20, to
ssorganize third party. The call Issued
at the Oeala Convention was considered
sspremsture and the date was therefore
ssehauged. The organization is intended
giye the Knights Of Labor and other
|sandnstrial organizations IN opportunity
GOT Joining the Peoples movement. The
nat aiai organizers were appointed as
sstollogs; Capt.. GA. Powell, Of Terre
Hsate,, Ind RBlnh 1aumont, of Wash.
sssngsonSsD. C.alr L.L. Lese, Of
sVichita and caf s.. Wood, Of
is6it Thesnas ofstheo organization
5:;aas ehang1dtosD Citisena' Industrial
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a Cincinnati railway official rises to
remark that the time will come when
there will be but four or Eve reilway
systems in this country. He says that
even now the Brice.T Thomas syndicate
controls practically all the railroads
south Of the Ohio River except the
louisville and Nashville.
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# The Galveston Neaas, replying to the
:taunt Of certain Republican papers that
Mr.. Cleveland was afraid to speak out
until THE recent Democratic victories
treasured hin, says "H We have q
statesman; who has proved himself bold
enough to speak out and tell the truth
and ayow his convictions regardless Of
consequences, Mr.. Cleveland is that man.
iHe:a dared Ito speak out regarding the
Condition that confronts u.s. before even
his own party was brave and strong
enough: to do so. z s5s y
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Some right lively scenes are being Wit.
messed in Washington. The Force Bill
is before the Senate, and every, effort is
being made by its supporters to make it
alaw.: Last Friday night the Senate sat
in session all night and through Saturday
without adjournment. At this writing it
is. impossible to tell what disposition will
be made Of, the Bill:
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N EW GUN SHOP.
-O-
j. c, DAVIS, Proprietor.

n UNS, Reyolvers, Sewing Machines,
NJ Locks and Keys, Trunks, Umbrellas
and Parasols repaired at short notice.
Says FILED and Set,
All work warranted.
DON'T trade off your old Sewing Ma.
chine, no matter what kind it is, as small
outlay will make it rs good as new. Don't
throw away your old Gun Locks-have the
old plates refilled at less than the cost OF
newfl6cks. Bring your old Umbrellas and
Parasols to ME, Snl for few cents have
lots Of service from them. Remember, all
work guaranteed. ShoR oyer w. A.
Chapmanfs Stdfe, Anderson, s. @.
Jan I, 1891 ~ II
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OPERA. HOUSE,
JUST ONE NIGHT.
MONDAY, JAN. 26.
The Sparkling Comedy Success
SOCIAL SESSION,
Under the Management of

Unoer tne management OF
D.J. SPRAGUE.
The funniest play ever written. Replete
with singing, dancing and specialties
which awaken applause, admiration and
soul-stirring laughter.
Written for laughing purposes only.
Accompanied by the Famous Black Hus.
sar Band, Magni6cently uniformed and
elegantly equipped, rendering in an ex
quisite manner class of music never be.
fore attempted by any like organization.
The Representative Travelling Band of
America, under the leadership of Edward
E. Nickerson.
Our Star Orchestra every member So
loist every Soloist an Artist-under the
direction of Prof. e. F. Balch.
Our Grand Band Parade takes place from
the Chiquola at IL. 80 o'clock sharp,
Concert from 80 to 1, and from to
7.30 in the evening.
PRICES-Reserved Seats, $1.00. Ad-
mission 75c. and SOC.
Seats on sale at Hill Bros. Drug Store.
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A majority of Western products are
selling at prices that leave no margin for
profit. In The South, on the other hand,
cotton, sugar, rice, tobacco, fruits and
vegetables are commanding such hand
some returns thatit was largely due to
the prices obtainable for these products
that the recent stringency in the money
market did not end in disastrous panic.
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No doubt all good citizens regretted to
learn Of Gen.! Bonhsm's shortage in his
accounts. The State will not lose any.
thing BY it, butt is none the less to be
regretted. It only shows the Importance
OF adhering to the law. It is also a warn.
ing to public officers to use public funds
only for such uses as those for which they
have been appropriated.
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s Dispatches received in Washington
from Gen. Miles: announces the end of

] from Gen. Miles announces the end of
the Indian troubles in the West. All
sot the Indians are coming in and sur
In concluding his report,
Gen. Miles says This Indian war !
now csnaider at an end in 8 most salts.
factory manner. More complete submis-
saiion: tos military power has never beer:
made sby any indians. The report that
any have escaped is simply not true."
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Executors Sale.

DY virtue of the authority vested In us
ID by the Will of the late Thomas w.
Martin, deceased, We will sell at public
outcry for Cash, at the late residence of the
deceased, eight miles East of Anderson,
on the road leading from Anderson to
-Honea Path, at 10 o'clock, a. m., on
Tuesday, the 18th day February, 1891,
The Personal Property of the deceased, di.
rected to be sold, consisting Of
One Engine
Saw Mill,
Cotton Gins,
Mules,
Cattle,
Wagons,
Plantation Tools,
Seven Bales of Cotton,
And other similar property.
E. @. MARTIN,
FL. MARTIN,
Executors.
Ian 2I 1901 %
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FOR SALE.

TINE undersigned. Executor of the Es-
Il tate of David Rogers, deceased, will
sell at public outcry, at Williamson, sc,
on Saturday, January II, 1891, at IL o'clock,
one Tract of Land. containing SO acres.
more or less, lying on the waters of Big
Creek, in Anderson County. and adjoin-
ing lands of ]. A. Cox and others. Terms
of sale-Cash. Purchaser to pay for papers.
For further information apply to
JAMES +. ROGERS, Executor.
Dec rs, 1890 % A.
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THURSDAY, JAN. q, 1891: !


TRRn1s=
sl.5o.
xMONTHs... 75o.
a NEW RAILROAD. Sa.Ssi
some time there has been an
snnde current Of news conce etning new
I railroad 70 be built from Anderson to
ghatsanoo or Knoxville Tennessee.
Consul ltations sand meetings we're held,
sand q survey proposed, which has been
completed In conaequ ofs this sur
ssYey and the suggestions that came
lffom: IL, our last Legislature granted
3 charter; "a; the s estern Carolina Rail-.
soads I, which road lis to run from the
sasorgia line on Chatooga River through
sOconee, Anderson Abbe7ille, Edgefeld,
SsAiken, Barnwell and Colleton to Char:
sssleston id thence 8 branch road from
Joint in BsrnwelI County through.
sHamptons and Beaufort Counties to some.
asep water outlet on Port Royal entrance.
sffhey alsos tered the Anderson and.
South Pore Railroa which runs from
ndersons to South Port, al the mouth Of
ssCape Fear River in North Carolina.
THars has also been chsrteredi 10 Georgia
saroad to Yun from the Georgia line, at.
8 the terminus of the Western Carolina
Railroad to the Tennessee line near Duck
oHns and to be continued from thence
go Chat ttanooga. Thisis 8 work that has,
ss1ong been needed, and one in which the
pssopls should take a Lively interest. Att
40 point does the grade exceed 80 feet
thamile, which will admit Of the
Gsayiest freight traffic: The survey made.
contsmpl lates running from Anderson to
Wastmin mister yia Townville, crossing
sanesa iversjust below the mouth Of.
Deep Greek. This WIN put ID ID easy
access the great water power of Portmans
shoals on Seneca RiYer These Shoals
81 ss among the finest sia3 the State, and. and
ssaga aIsesay some satsention ],
!andlngs tns:r long distance from
a!so runs through one ct,
thu best sections of Anderson and Oconees
Ctounti Between And dderson5 and Clay:
tols thsre would @ only have 20 @ be:
tHrse tressel OYER Seneca, and the
hers eyss Ohauga .'ts Rlyer aud Chatooga5
ip some seetlon shes work s12 is
neayy, DIT no tnnn els VIII be neces.s
Bat aecora a.ne; 3 to the estimates
msne ny sne surveyor Ar,S :Krk, ,:.
ot OokesbuIy, Which ;as here ubliah.i
s geaid soss only y aa 7lao0 between. Is
naslson and ssy sstmln Thia route
IA sgnen once complete Will open up an
independe and airec sronte betWeen9
so;,d y, ta
ssssss sIas se s.ss,
s ess: g saiso gives nope oi the Yelop-s
mefs 0f some ofss thss best sections lin In
sS4sol sn.aA z ,s Stan1ought
ss1at naAncaal aid can secured from
~ btnsd and That can Sbe raised
aiohgs the line: he road can be built. It5
IA
as, : {, .AsS' .nS
lngdep epende emily OF the other
Lines aud not Contr0ll led bby them: This
= sil1nid be done, but IN order; to- do it
require little patience. We;
should not Ia too hastvs In 3e;;ves7 Il awavs
~
s spus -
ali nuise and Sshave its operated
lthons having It controlle led and manage
s*sad bY alrasd Vaxistinrs Ines VA s$wonIds
getsnntold good from sit. Of course the
ssiTo6d5 that. now ntr0l kthe traffic that
IS lnaSWeuld take wi II MAX haste to
1waSf s;s AffS,t tbns..:
-. -. =
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In ALI persons having demands against
the Estate of Thomas W. Martin, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
e. C. MARTIN, Ex,rs
F. J. MARTIN, "a 20.
Jan 81, 1891 % 8
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Jan 81, 1891

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having claims against
the Estate of Daniel D. Gentry, deceased,
arc hereby notified to present them, prop
erly proven, to the undersigned within the
time prescribed by law, and those indebted
to make payment.
P. B. GENTRY, Admir-.
Jan o. 1891 % 8
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LIVINGSTON ON SILVER.

The Alliance President on Results OF Free
Coinage,
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/ L.:BOMBSHELL; IN4COLUMBIA,

Irregularities In the Adjutant Generals
Office. n.
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GxoRGA DIVISION 11.6 MILES.
Excavation earth LA, SGT Gu yd at 10c per
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HEsT:IIksTER DIy1sIoS; 20 MILES.
EScayatton EARTH 2ss, ,ea4 Gu I'd at1oc per
cubic ...... IS sssi 20
~, ,s16 par ca 1O7 ,2s7 90
ankment 615 7s5 Gu I'd at 10 en- I'd. 81 57e so
Testles bm at SIS per .5ss 80
500 90
s21S O8s so
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-30

A YEA C0EUKRA. 1 yu s.es ,.a. -,, d ...I-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1891-12-30
coNDlClONES GENERATES acordadas por la Direcc6r
para toda clsse do remitidos anuncios.

La pus6n de los por s pfios CON.
veEconaes detefmnaran Q los
osc0mucados redos gacelas suorirsdos u
del autor aumA rponsabdad ad
mas con In de persona responsible su pago. - -
Los originates RRcezs auupos u s,ar
dsvus!tos . pubiquen. "
40 ne rssponde de FoturR nj c2rayos de clchka
LIS ounns eel perI6dico
ds largo. -
snuneiznts tsnd decho sxe rar.
ns0n Dc anrncoa En- de dsSsso neetras paea ur
10 p.S sobTs 81 prscio de sifA F-s--. !
anuncns snVs As para publication dc sus ,nupos tD
IRA boD.acec6n De 10 pS scb los pEeeioe tsrifa
CEando npoE a los xnuncioa sxcsds Dc Seses
vRrs sl primer ndngrci ~ - = ~
Para los suItcfsz del BOAEB gscsala com up.so
HitiAo sscc!Gn correspondence esays
Los suscrpo& p bnEcsci6u sobr. . n,..,o l. -
satllaa unieados remiidos. f@ = s.
nEOs Do Les uscponss snunOs sacsas ,.midos eomuni
esdc6, anticlpe9o. - . -s
81 inIrsva dskss 81 psri6dico
fsnkgrsdo pbcseOnss s ana hnLin
asjado Ss saDE. = s 's4S
&azi1a para l~ publication de wnuncios
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AMIGOS TODOS
PILlORAsLRCIlOWAY.:S,
oa aARAEuuB.

Millones de relsorss, On todss
AS paites del mundo, rtcomie ndan
oie mas fleoras ctmo Ell mejor res
tauIatiyo de Ia salud one Sc conc
&C. Elias euran todas las afetcie-
nes Gel eora20n, del higado. d,I
estomago, Gle les rifiones ' de Il =
lntestlnos, y remueven Ia acrimos
MA, la natulencia Y Ia cardialris
expuisando dc la sangre tcda I'm,
pnIeza, iortaleciendo completamen
to ell sistema neryioso ' dsndo m
general, 1"siVai
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recibIdos por el uItimo va
por-correo ca Ia imPrenta
dol BOLETlF MERHAk-
TIL.
oereda. -Los HGmbres 0e PIC.
Sinuas --Hlia. esposa y madre,
tomos.
Escrioh, I'll MartiE oe G6lgota,
tom0s.
C6digo Penal Milltaf.
Ancors de salvael0n, (Dey oclt
nari0J.
Qastafiog og.--TenedErln oe llOros.
4uia del Comercio J dc Ia bsncs.
NOvRLAs DR PEREZ GAL
|UOs.-MeEorias doun Cortesano &c
1915, I'll Grande 0riente, HI Terror
de 1924, Un voluntario realista Q,
Los Arost6liCos, Juan Martin O.
Empecinado, Los Glen nail hiios dc
San Luis, UD fAcoioso m&s, E siete
dc Julio, Batalls de los ArapAles
Bail6n, Jul eQuipaje del Rey Jost,
Napoleon en- Ohamao Tin, hi 19 de
Mario y 81 2 de Mayo, Corona, TIA.
faIgax, La segunda casaoa, La Cor
te do Carlos ", C$diE, Zaragoxa,
Tormento, El Dr. Oenteno, LO Pro-
hihido, La Eontana de orc, HI
Amigo Manso, Doiia Perfecta, Clio
ria, TOrtnnata y Jacinta, La f.
milia de Leon R0ch, Ia DeEhereda-
do,
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laUIENClA DE TENEDURIA DK
LJBROB sitnFllfcada por la aplcaelon d
ana rsgla Ii tshbls para aseitar sl Sssdoi
, sl ssrseGo,, asOnpaAadA Dc asnsrcsol
s,sRrlcs 1a o&leslos nersantilss, Per G
d. Mark, trsaVaid0 de Ia 80. sSisioH ID
eIsss Der 4. O. Beck, baIo la lame aiats
apes ai6z del azscF, "a tono sleg ante
AGATE sssEaAernsae GssS 81 10 In
ssI EglftiE.
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UNGUENTo HOLLOWAY

1Iia, Este maravilloso balsamo sar a
inlahDlemente ind s,te las heridas antieuas.
las nagas, y los males de p:ernas =
dc pecho. Por medic de :.
nuenola las dlCeras virulentas to- To-.
man muy pronto un aspecto coD. o
vaieclente Y desaparecen. JamS.
1eja, este unguento ferrigerante
ae pIoduelr una cUra perfecta ia
las las aiecciones dc Ia miel, los cons. -
upados, las toses y ell reI,matismo
aln cuando SO ha apelado an vano
a todos los demas remedios.
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G. 4 r II Ell E S

con las pesas y medidas del Sistema Me-.
trico Decimal, en- la 1mprenta del BOLEa
TIN MERCANTIL
30 hallan ademaS otraa muchas noveda-
des y se esperan mas del extraniero
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuadernacion
y Litografta, go pueden yer satistechos to-
pos los gust0s y cumpiidas todas las ext
genoias. p tura en- los precios; elegancia
en- Ia ele
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The Proprietors of the " Boletin
Mercantu " have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEDEE
PRINCE & CO who are the sole
Agents for all English O French
Adg1tisiKg.
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RlDRlOVR0Ai
DE- COMERClANTE.

RlsfCRlA DEL OCMERDIO ls'
Ea. Isa nssicnss, &esde los tiempoa mas re-
me.os Ia ia nnsstros diaS por ~. 6cAfTs'
srse eide asl frak SIS por los &iumI % dc y
sIaas Do ssts idIoE q establsslss en 81 Ase
nsG Ms.saEsa d 3 GdEtd, y psblIssSs & 81
psnsas is Ia mIzma ssosissieE.
Dos tcnos erEesos, pssts eaT aEo' D. =
On In IaaI EsEss dsl SOlss'g,
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GEOGRAF1A
ASTRONOMICAL 7 POLlTIOA
bs'EPAEL 7 gUS fssHIssRs UIfalBkEiHks

Obra dsclaradA DE- tsxto para las
seuslsa do ssta provipcia g. k&ision
De vspts 90 II ImpssntR del BoLs~
TlH.
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du BoIetin Mer-

Administration du B0Ietin Mer-
cantH rhonneur de prier Messieurs
he's Annonciers francais de vouloir bien
yemettre hurs ordres de PubHcite
MN. AMEDEE PRINCE & Gle, qui
sont les Agents uniques ct exclusifs
de ce journal pour la PablicitS Fraaeaise
e. Anglaise.
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IA IUsn LGEICu TUIEliEII
DR RAMON NOR EMO.
21' - CRUZ - Q1.

Iengo 81 gusto de ofreoa, /.
phblico en- general mis servicsn.
en- q ramo 4 que me dedicO.--TIIrss' H.
mes dc adultos y de p6ryulos1 ~ -
gran iujo.r-Trenes para viatico.1 - )
taaolea.-- Oapina ardiente.-- a..
'aAiacoe paaO huaiaA j cuantc sra.
a~A = eos oonflens algviendc 4 los
0lcs As IL lsla CON avs.c { -. -
iolpsdC de ans hOfa, Nd !. go. y.
'instp Antlcipado.
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DOietiQ Nercantil de Puerto Rico.

PERIODICO CONSAGRAIG
La DEPEESA DE Los INTERESTS TACIOBALES EB aRLRHl
OEaAkO DR LOS EsPlEOLEs WCCgDICIOHIIEs RH rfO.RNO
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COnTkBILIDlD
MUNIOIPA AL.

Juego complete do L.brOs arre-
glados 4 los formularios publica-
dos per el Gohierno General.
Impreeoa dc todaa claaes para
los Municipios.
De vsnta en- la lmprenta del
RoLxTrF.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19
Discoveries by Accident,

The composition of which printing roll
ers are made was accidently discovered by
Salopian printer. Not being able to find
the ''pelt ball' he linked the type with 4
piece of sofG glue which had fallen from
the glue pot. It was such an excellent sub
stitute that, after mixing molasses with
the glue, to give the mass a proper consist
ency, the old 'pelt balli was entirely dis
carded. The auger with the twisted shank,
which makes it self discharging, Is also the
result of an accidental discovery The real
screw anger is an American invention, dat
ing back to the year INA, when John White
and Benjamin Brooke, of Hammer Hollow,
Valley Forge, Pa, noticed some boys Dor
ing holes in the ground with some pieces
OF hoop iron. One of these, which had be-
come twisted, was seen to bring up the dirt
each time as it made a complete revolu-
ton. Being men Of an observing turn Of
mind White and Brooke began to debate
the possibility of constructing tool for
boring wood on the same principle. 1t was
Immediately tried, with the addition Of :,
screw point for drawing the cItting edga
into the wood. 1t is needless TO add that
the experiment was eminently successful.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-07-19

Cr.pTzR Ethel Jones, the heroine of
az stnrv, Is the daughter Of a Philadelphia
I-.sf-ass man. with no social ambition for
80 daughters. Mrs. Jones, however,
H-.tr,s fYem to shine in society. The
- dies. leaving his family in rather
IIs----1irared circumstances. Thanks to thel
et-.rsgement of the mother and Ethel's eX5
Ice at Miss MayburH's school, Ethtl
ZONES acquainted with Lofty HathorEe,
s-t through her enters society.
cf,PrER2 .-Describes Ethel's first dinner
,..1,-,. al Mrs Hathorne's, which she enjoyed
tremendously, flirting a good deal with
Ejess7s. Mason Temple, Agernon Fairfax
1-sr Str0us!aer, Penn Charter and Brans-
.,a-.be Boullter. She met and was much
messed with Mr.. Middleton Hall, SEN
nc man who had been a friend of her
ta'aeE
f,.autar 3 describes Ethels first winter
c5e is discreet, and makes a general sue
Us bit is annoyed by the necessity. espe-
g5sI,g a. her first assembly ball, of restrain
i1r her desire TO be too unconventional.
decides to marry well before the close
# -ga next winter Mr.. Charter being her
,.-apysed victim. Her mother promises TO
ga 10 Narragansett during the sumner.
chapter 4 details the occurrences Of the
,..s,g a. Narragansett Ethel fiirts with
prsn Rorlter. and receives a proposal of
n .rrfs.-., from Middleton Hall, which she
rrfise5. He goes to Germany. Winter
r,,-as Oh. and Charter proposes and is ac-
,.9,.f Then Bran Boulter, whom Ethel
-.gr9sed 10 b proof, follows suit, TO be re-
t=i-.8. Of course. and them Middleton Hall
.,turgs and proposes again, but vainly.
Her marriage TO Charter takes place, and
TtLsIs mother is happy. So is Ethel,
after a fashion, for she really likes her hus-
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