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WhoopIng 1t Up for Blaine.

New YORK, April ia special to
the Sun from Washington says that Sec.
retary Blaine, smarting under the unmsn.
nerly Interference by the President in bis
Canadian negotiations, has assured some
of his friends that he would not with.
draw his name, if entered in the Presi.
Dental race in 1892. According to the
Sun, two of Mr.. Blaine's friends, citizens
of distant State, called on him Thurs.
day night and demanded his consent that
they should go to work fixing up their
delegation for Blaine in the national
convention In 1892. MI. Blaine, accord
ing to these men, said that he could not
be candidate against Mr.. Harrison, and
was himself for Mr.. Harrison 3 renomina-
ton.
"We don't want Harrison," replied
one of the callers, "and the country does
not want him. We want you. While it
is true you can't come out as candidate,
you can promise US, and other friends,
that if We 60 to work for you, you won't
withdraw your name or write any letter
OF declination. Will you promise that ?"
Mr.. Blaine's friends say he did prom
ise, and they left him, determined to go
home and whoopit up for Blaine in
1892.
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A exehange truly says it is small
manufa acturing plants that pay. They are
slsss affected BY hard timea. In compari-
Sson sSSson with large concerns the same amount
ofcapitai invested in small plants fur
snisheg emplo mentto more than twice the
sfHM6srso men. The number Of such
enterprises that s city could secure are
acically unlimited. Any man Of ener.
sgy: and good common sense with q few
sIthonaand doNars could invest in q business
this Kind with profit sto himself and
bsneft! % Others. There are hundreds of
ssnch chances. .::s. s.ss
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The Committee to select the location
Stof; Tie Baptist State Orphanage met in
Columbia Last Thursdsy, and after full
discussion twas unanimously decided to
locate itat Greenwood. Its to be called
lssghe Corriey Maxwell Orphanage," in
smemorysof a deceased daughter of DR..
sJsQ Maxwell, Of Greenwood. who has
zgiyen g mortuary title deed to q 40 acre
splantation, his residence and six acres in
ttown,a and other valuable property to
institution. The town Of Greenwood
saho gives 81, 200. The Committee elect
Seds The following Board Of Trustees: DR..
Maxwell. j. Il. Durst, S. P. Brooks,
smoIes, Greenwood Edward Lips
Seonb Ninety Six; 81. p. McGee. Due
West; Rev. j. D. Pitts, Laurens; Rev.
ssW::s q. Hnndley, Johnston; Rev. J. L.
Yass Darlington; W. b. Lyles, Column
IBIS 3. T. Smith, Charleston; John W.
Wilkes, Chester; W. F. Cox, Anderson.
{ Rsy. J. i. Vass, Of Darlington, was
lected Superintendent, at a salary of 81
800, but he, has not yet signifed his ac-
scsptance. The Committee passed reso-
linton calling upon their denomination for
sbailding fund Of $40, 900. The Commit.
sses has done we'll in selecting location,
sas Greenwood is delightful, progressive
place. The Baptists of the State will no
doubt respond promptly 10 the call made
Sby the Committee, aud make the Orphan
ean institution that they can point to
with pride.
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--S1eus y. d. COOKE oleu aI hlcnmOpQ,
va. Thursday night. He was son of
Gen. Philip st. George Cooke, who sery-
sled in the United States Army for forty
live years. 1t was in that army the son
was born and Graded. he was born at
Jefferson Barracks, Missouri, in 1888. At
! the breaking out of the war he was a
Slientenant in the Federal Army. He
Epromptly resigned to take part with Vir-
ginia, his native State. The father re-
manned in the Fed deral service, and, with
shis aged wife, now lives in Detroit. The
q gespoEsal of the Southern cause by the
young lieutenant produced an estrange.
sment between father and son, which was
5snot reconciled until about FIVE years ago.
>NotoHly did the son take part with the
South and become one of the most brill
liant officers on that side, but the old
generals daughter, too, cast her fortune
with the same side. She became the wife
sof Gen. J. e. B. Stuart, the famous Con-
federate cavalry leader. The folio ing
incident will show the spirit and dash of
Cooke at Spottsylyania Court House,
Va: At time when the centre was
: sorely pressed, Cookies men we're in the
! Court House yard and their commander
Son the ground, wounded in the leg. Cor
\ don, in the excitement of the moment,
xode up to them and exclaimed: II will
lead these men /" With face ghastly pale
Ssnd ayes flashing, Gen. Cooke sprang
forward, and shaking his fist in General
Gordon's face, asked, "How dare you offer
TO lead my men in my presanceW Gen.
Gordon, taking in the situation at
glance, courteorsly saluted and said /:
Pardon me, Gen. Cooke. ] thought you
SWere too: badly wounded. Allow me to
Ego in as one Of your aides. You can go
sas one Of my aides, but you cannot lead
gmy men while am here" rejoined Gen.
Cooke as he flung himself in the saddle,
placed. himself at the head of the brigade
a:and gave the order to advance.
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senator George F. Edmundg,; of YER
aGnt, Who. has been in the Senate of the
United States since April, 1866, and in
I;aieas If iiff not quite all of that time been
Zone 0f sthe foremost Republican leaders,
hasst teaignsd, ! the resignation to take effect
htst; day of November next.
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aness cprbin, of Griffin, Ga, has
ding faith ia The ultimate redemp-
sstion of Tolerate money. Lately he
sod -four pigs Sto 6 neighbor for $4,000
each IS gonfsde money, thereby :ad-
4 ding st2 600 70 the immense amount be
|hast TINS ascumu lated since the var. Mr..
Sss rbin:hasa q large farm on his place, we'll
sskcked with fsih, and he issues permits to
any y:onet fish s day for s25 in this cur
ssency He probably has. q larger amount
ZOE currency Of this kind than any other
mansin the south
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ghes trouble in the coking region Of
I,eeansylYania ID another instance Of the
ssat:ptame Isl tolly of, our policy Of unrestrict-
ssd dimmigration The very: drega Of Eu-
alopa aIsS dumped upon our shores in al
most count ness thousands, and still moth
iing iss done % check the evil tide. We
ssHsns immigrants that will become intelli.
gent slaH abiding citizens, but ne do moi
Z sssWnns those, who leave their home country
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T WISH to say to the public that am
i still in the Lumber business. With
stock of 1000 feet of Lumber on hand,
and being located in belt of fine timber,
with two large Mills and Planers, am
prepared to ill, fill orders promptly. either IL
at the Blue Ridge Yard an assortment of
Lumber, and when in need of any call on
Mr.. 3. A. Coffee at the yard. Orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.
OTTO KAUFMAN.
April 16, 1891 Al 3m
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In regard to the Confederate pension

In regard to the Confederate pension
law recently passed by the Tennessee
Legislature, the Indianapolis journal
says: "It is poor indu cement to North.
ern men to settle in Tennessee to know
that they will have to be taxed TO raise
money to pay pensions to Confederate
soldiers" The Law in question will an
swer two admirable purposes there. It
will help the Confederate soldiers who
need help, and it will keep out OF Ten.
nessee the class of Northern men, who
share the sentiments of the Journal! 1t
il seldom that statute works SO aatisfac.
torily, and other Southern States would
do we'll to profit by Tennessee's fortunate
example.
- Confederate Veterans in Richmond,
Va, have subscribed funds for monu-
ment to A. P. Hill. It will be of granite,
and thirty feet high, and will be put at
the Junction of Hermitage road and La
burnam avenue, near Richmond.
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Editor: Wilson. Of the Abbeyille Press
sd,sa Raass,; published his subscription
tin lis alusble paper last week, and
stheI eINyEIIaENoER offers its congratu-
slations % the fine showing he made. He
s5cartsinly ys6as q right to feel proud ofhis
saist ofs ssubscrib bers, which shows very few
Sdelinqn This q new feature in Jour.
;snalism, and viii no donbt result in good
Edditor Wilson, 8 financial interests. 81
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The April elections in illinois, Ohio,
Michigan and other States Of the West
eand Southwest show Democratic gains,
bnt Republican disorganization.
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A philologist estimates that the
coinage OF new words goes on at the rate
of 100 annually in the English language.
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HOUSE and LOT in WILLIAMSON
FOR SALE.

T WILL sell the House and Lot, situate
i in the Town of Williamson, 8. c.,
on Main Street, containing three and three.
quarter acres, more or less, and Of which
the Rev. John l.. Kennedy died seized and
possessed, at public sale before the Court
House door, in the City of Anderson, on
Salesday in May next. Terms cash.
JOHN M. GLENN,
Executor J. L. Kennedy, deceased.
April 9, 1891 DO
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN All persons having claims against
the Estate Of Lucinda J. Drake, 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.
MINERVA DRAKE, Adm'1.
April I6. 1891 al
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- Coroner Evans held an inquest yes.

- Coroner Evans held an inquest yes
terday over the body of negro child
which had been killed on DR.. j. F. At.
kinaon's plantation near Richburg on
Monday evening. A ii:tle negro boy 7 OK
8:years old named Clarence Robinson did
the killing. It seems that the parents of
both children live on the same place and
were in the field at work. When they
returned home Ernie Stroud. little col.
cred girl about years old, was missing.
Clarence was asked about the child, but
would say nothing. A search was made,
and in short time the body of the child
was found near q branch on the place
with Its head broken open and brains
scattered about on the ground. 1t was
done by means Of a rock. The boy &C.
knowledged having done the deed. a
little sister of the boy was present and
saw the murder committed. The jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the
above. The same boy set fire to his
mothers house last year and burnt it up.
The culprit has been lodged in the Ches.
ter jail.-Chester Bulletin.
= French gardeners are now obtaining
the same results as the Japanese in the
production of dwarf trees, which are in
great demand, their fruit being just as
perfect as if it had grown on a full-sized
tree. Their methods are kept as secret as
those used in Japan, where one sees treen
200 and 800 years old, which have been
treated in such manner as to stunt their
growth, and to prevent them from attain
ing height of more than two feat at
most. Their trunks are gnarled and
twisted by age, but they bear no trsce of
the pruning knife, and they constitute an
exact representation in miniature of the
grand old sycamore, oak, cedar or apple
tree, which line the magnificent 50-mile
avenue which leads up to the sacred
shrines of "Nikko."
- Good work is being done at the Al
ALBANIA Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege at Auburn. There are over 280
names on the catalogue, and the College
was never so prosperous and never so use.
full. The chronological department is
especially interesting, the students dis.
playing remarkable skill in wood and iron
work. The engine and dynamo which
supply the electric light we're made by the
boys, and the visitor is shown numberless
evidences of their skill in other direc.
tions.
"A stalwart young man at Leaven.
worth, Kan, recently accepted wager
that he could not stand quart of water
dropped into his open hand drop by drop,
from q height of three feet. Before 500
drops had fallen into his hand, he almost
cried with pain and said he had enough.
After little water had fallen each drop
seemed to crush his hand. A blister in
the center of it was the result.
- The ladies of Winnsboro, S. G.,
have started canning factory Of their
own In which all the officers and directors
are ladies and all the employees are to be
young ladies, except in that portion of
the work which is too rough for feminine
hands tn do.
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Homsstead, leading agricultural
perrin The Vest; turns it batteries loose
$ons the Southern Farmers Alliance, de.
voting oYer; a:pages TO ats* exposures and
aenaneiat lions. Of the Southern Alliance
monopo olistic met thods, its domina-
s:tlion; men of;the Macune stripe. itsat.
tampt IDEAL; in Georgia withthe railroad
sslaouopo Lists, and it's purpose to form 8
scoft ftons trust. S:.
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seemingly great preparations for war
so ala going On daily i'm France and Russia,
sBothssid ides are drilling and massiDg troops
g'pn the German borders, and it may yet
lbe lbe, % between the two great powers,
Emperor lillian may get into snarl.
ithetsE Franco nor Russia are in love
with the German Empire, and combi-
ssnsation of the two may result in disaster
tie third party.
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS

YES, they have the "git up and get" about
them, and the where-with-all to name prices
which no other firm in radius of a hundred
miles will dare to do. Don't neglect an oppor-
tunity of seeing our Magnificent Stock, which is
overaowing with the LATEST NOVELTIES
in every Department.
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iis expected that over 1000 delegates,
syepresanting 27 States, will attend the
Third. Party Conference in Cincinnati,
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We would call your attention especially to
our immense line Of Flower Jars, Swinging
Baskets, and Logs and Window Pots. We have
the most splendid assortment of these goods
that were ever offered to the Anderson public.
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CHESTER, S. O., April l0.-While
playing in her fathers yard near Low:
reysville, yesterday, q twelve. year old
daughter of Mr., A. NJ. Littman fell into
large kettle of boiling water, from the
effects Of which she died to-day. It
seems that she was walking backward,
pulling tack or wheelbarrow, and did
not notice the pot, which was in hole
and came just to the level of the ground.
Physicians were called Immediately, but
nothing could be done for the little suf-
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Our line of Glassware is, as usual, complete
in every detail. The Ladies are invited, espe-
cially to look at our line of Hats, Plumes,
Wreaths, Laces, Ribbons, Ruchings, Gloves,
Corsets, Hose, &c. Anticipating your needs,
this cold weather reminds US of the fact that we
have on hand few more of those Jersey Jack.
eta, and they are cheaper than ever.
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LUM BER.

April 16, 1891 A
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-06-10
penaneIo lnl6a y Sobrin0
FORTALEZA As, 40 y51
ofrece los siguIentes articulOs preeios nn6dioos

Ofrece los siguentes ariculos precios m6dicos
Azulejoa lOseaS baldosines catanas banas
losas de nrnnO bancas RZue 1osas de Canaras
YcsOy Cemento Portland barlea de lso klos
nega verde mimic banco zinc de la acfdtada marca
DOS LEON Aguaas acete naza BrOchas de todas cases
Hero gavanzado acanaado so para coas cavos de zinc
uercas arandeas canales eureas de nc Puntas dc
Paris De ana cnco ggadas ala icos azadas azadones
AanbrO de cuatro Estopa aqunada
eaaear agod6n en desperdicio para lnpar maquinas
illas completes decoradas de porceana uy fna Pees
supeores de todas cases czado gran novedad
alas de hierro Basculas Barras de metal
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Jose 7. Silva.
A. RAUSCHENPLAT.
Plaza Alfonso XII, 81.
TMPOBTAo1oN, GOMISJONES, AGENoIA
.RGE.N TIE GE.V ER.aL
DE LA

Sea Insurance Company, Liverpool. -Norte
Germanica, Hamburgo. Companies de ,Seguros
Marftiuos. - S ociedad Hamburgo- Bremense,
Hamburgo. - Conspaata de iSeguros Contra In
cendiO. = Lloyd Hanseatieo, Hamburgo Com
pGiG de Seguros contra desgracds persondIes de to-
das classes inclso las ocoec;das en- viqes narftimos
q terrestres.
Orenstein y Koppei, Berlin. Gran Fa6rica 9e
FerrOcGrriles portdtites, CdrrOs Chtchos. &,,y de
V0rids t1bric0s importdptes de AIemGniG de ma
quinas Agricolas Arados, Rastrillos, etc, etc.
Maquinaria para la elaboration de azl1car
Alambiques, Maquinas para aserrar maderas,
Bombas, etc.
CatalOgos ! presupuestos q disposition de los
cisolitantes.
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LA GADITANA
BH RAMON CARBON

Espeoialidad en- abanieos, psrfqmerfa , toda
Quincalleria, art1culos de viaje, cristalerfa,
porcelana, botones, flores, guantes, encajes, Gin
tassy .bisuteria fina, ETC., etc.
Importation directa Ventasal poT mayor y
Detail San Juan Puerto Rico, Fortaleza 28.-
direction telegrafica: RAMON CARBON
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Sc VEN . E

Tres ev0pOYGd0rGs 5aglesGs gyGudes de
nsuy POGO ss0 y dos 6dens 1rGucesGS, tOdGs en-
mug buen estGdO.
Una bonsbG entrl1atgG de tyecc ce9sttnsetroS.
Una bOnabG horizontal de treiata cesttnsetrOS
Una cGLder0 ttbetL0SG de lO4 cGbGlEOS de fstsrga
V0ri0S t4ber1Gs de cM0re9stG q Sets cesst5nsetroS
Tres seypentj'sGs de cobre para clGri1c0doyGs.
Uss c0IentG1Or para gW0rapos.
Dirigirse la fundicion de D. Roberto
Graham, Gale de la Marina N~Ponce
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Hello y Leche

Nuevo dep6sito hielo superior ia Bova.
mon = leche pura en- Pnarta de TERRA, frente
BarFaoNnea Ri
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Trigo. CiviCIanes So 90.
s0CIEDAD EN- CoMANDITA

COmisiOnistas ImpOrtadOres = ExportadOres.
Alunac6n de prOvisiones de 6Odas classes.
Djreccign por Corrreos APARTADO 10.
Direction por Cable: kaO
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Abelardo Morales Ferrer
MEDICo CIRUJANo

Especalsta en- las Intermediates dc los
de Paris.
Consnlta diaFia ,le l0 4 g. eristo 10. Ora
tis para los poNres los llies, lIeFeo.eg visra ae
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-29

KLEIN, GOODHART e KOCH are
known throughout the whole Country as
being among the very best of strictly first
class makers of exclusively fine Clothing
Every garment made by them is absolutely
correct in style! Perfect in shape. The ma
telials are tasteful. rich, elegant, durable!
The workmanship is of the very best, only
skilled master tailors beine employed And
the goods are all neaoi Manata6fwed er-
byessN far this seasons trade The ire
mendous size Of the stock gives you mag
nitfcent choice and insures perfect fit!
And it is the most stupendous money saw
ing sale that we have ever had the power
to make! You can buy two! Aye. Three
Suits! And be sure that you will never an
youv lifetime secure them cheaper ar as
sAeab AGAIN.
The sun., 1891-11-03

Mis po.itiys fact that q, 900 va lost ey local
H. va. On TscI,d.y b ns,;, z 9cISei th:. F.g:n
hAppened to drop IN At local Alley. vas proposed
shst va d Tex Eamss q s2 head 30 paysd Ro,h men
Msre won BY rau.en: Rehnken :Aw thai there wss
rst.sa The stake Axe wa. s0on placed = siO. Eans
Behnken directed The limit vas then raised until
next DAY sen s s quit sna Psassn @s fsund .n
himself 10 be- - ,OOO richer.
the second annual tournament OF the Knick
Hotel VIII begin on the st Saturday In December and
EntrsSSs T. ,tcd % ssps until the se;s
enirance fee foI esGh team being 45 Any rnsniarly
have been In sxi.tenes thirty days nior 70 ibis an
reject .py entry; z hs desire. however % bring to-
Eether the strongest teams available Entries close on
Baturday evening. Hoy. %. until which date no satry
gers vii Vi b h AZ ss "a z M oss e ns
At O'clock 70 arrange AZ preipinsrfes; such board
osI,sd ipps,sn,. Suitable P,ss. WI 3 osrsd me
4oned. Al cenmunicationa should bs addressed TO
the Bowling Committee, Knlckcrbocker Hotel Iasth
street and Mott avenue.
The sun., 1891-11-03
News Sf the Fighters,

It Is generally known that Peter hahsr the Irst
champion had his nrst Turkish bath Saturday night
Just before hs faced Jack Faon He had not been In
nrstTsts form any time since hs landed America
and on Saturday afternoon complained Of feoiing b
under tho voather Billy Madden decided that Q ho,
bath wouh do his man good and sent him to take hall
an hours sweat and good rub down. me result wa,
not all that Madden had hoped for for when Mahsr sp
peared at the theatre TO spar tie Brooklyn Strong
Boy" he told Billy Dacey that he had something th<
matter" with him. ~ feel weak anyhow" he added
as he punched the air soupls Of tmss TO get his blood
in circulation Persons who can remember how they
felt After their nist sweat bath appreciate the Irish
ss1s sss as sfsS
wari Of bis man even than BE- did;
hi: snss czi sc in Fs: f.
hpIs, Psrt Of shs city ana When s.en bys svs fspo:I
l.
9 w.s n yi. massh S.nx Ss " rsag H1s
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is::a e: i:sSs 4: ::s: g,
s.' 'iz Il. s:,s III 4: $.
sS iSss R:s Ks A. q s;. ssS.; %
s.a: Purse IL 500 .ad tss IiopssaS cham piSSSSip
pG:a ESQ & a.: Ss S Il
mStch % ~ S5so c siosi Bafs Pus ap ne money for