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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27
BRIEF TELEGRAMs.

Philadelphia, Jan. g6.-At n meeting
tonight OF the National Academy OF
Science IL was decided 10 send n relief
expedition for Lieutenant Peary and
party, 70 leave New York about June
lat uoxt.
yefieraonville, Ind, Jan. 26.-Mru.
Frank Brown, while milking yestnr-
dny, was kicked t0 death by n Stallion
Her husband missing her came 10
search, aud ~ he was picking up the
body the stallion kicked him. lie lived
but a short time.
Washington, Jan. 2j.--,rhe Presl-
don't and Mrs. Harrison gave "A recep'
ton TIL. evening to Congress and the
Judiciary To which the diplomatic
corps and army aud navy were In
vitsd. The Chilean minister was
present.
Washington, Jan. 25.--It IA aacer'
tanned on the best authority that
Whitelaw Reid, United States minister
10 France, 10 seriously contemplating
his resignation Ia order 10 resume his
journalistic work. The STATE depart.
meni Ia understood 10 have been ad'
viscd to this effect.
Paris, Jan. a0.-Thc Chilean cruiser
"Presidente Pintov lies Vt Havre,
ready 10 20 TO sea ut any moment "El
Captain Pratt" will not be Ia condition
10 sail before April.
Boise City, Ida, Jan. 26.-'rhe au'
thorities have arreated nine Chinese,
who entered tho United States from
British Columbia, via K0otenai river.
There Ia evidence that hundreds oil
Chinese successfully use this route.
Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Haw-
ley today Introduced n bill TO establish
military post near Helena, Mont,
upon the acquisition without coet by
the United States Of 1000 acres Of land
for the erection Of tho necessary build
ings; $780, Is appropriated.
Washington. Jan. 25.-Tho House
committee on appropriations today
agreed 10 report resolution calling for
an inquiry by tho appropriation COM
mittee Of the House nv 10 whether the
requirements OF the act OF Congress
providing for the holding OF the Col
umbian Exposition at Chicago were
carried out, whether all expenditures
ct whatever character for the exposi.
tion were judioiously made and gem
orally into the management OF the
affair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

A lecturer who pridcs himself on
faultlcts pronunciation, and Whose
sentences are so constructed that they
measure like the rhythm Of a poem,
said the other evening - the writer
II have Just received IRON a friend
little book entitled Ten Thonsnnd
Mispronounced Words have de
voted a great portion Of my life %
proper pronunciation Of worls. lam
10 sensitive on that that ! ain un.
happy. ! thought | had about tho
proper accent and so on. certainly In
tho vocabulary | use. but | am con
frontcd every day with something
now. II not that, with a pronuucia.
ton different from that to which I
am accustomed. What's u fellow TO
dot Webster says one thing Along
como Worcester, the Century and
other authorities and knock II all
over. am told that Webster Il au.
thority In this country Who made
him authority The schools. the
writers, tho pressi But the schools.
tho writers. the press do not agree.
~ meet scholarly men every day OF
my life, Americans who differ In their
recommendations. And these differences
ARE not In words seldom used. but IN
those which arc OF everyday use I
am told, for example, that ! must
say 'acowstics instead Of acoustics
| refuse 10 do It. Tho first pronun.
citation would knock the best con
structcd sentence into disorder And
yet Webster says acowstics lhave
been pronouncing parosis IA ifitwore
spelled 'paresis. Here Is an excel.
lent authority before me which tells
me the proper pronunciation Is pare
sis, accent ON the frt And so the
changes keep In motion. Whit q
babel we shall some day have. CHI
nago Tribune
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Mis-, stephen u ElkIns Is Senator Cor.
man'z cousin,
Mrs Mnckay L. the fortunate posscssor
Of string Of lawIes, diamonds two yards
IN length.
Mrs. Bob Iugeroll Is tall brunette,
with hair Of ebony blackness, llue features
and a pretty mouth
Lady Tennyson preserves with religious
care every pipe her husband smokes and
every oHkcn stick he carries,
This wife Of Lieutenant H. u B0wp. Of
the United Stntos legation In Paris. is one
of the very few lad.o, who can claim u
have made the ascent OF Mont Blanc,
Nellie Arthur daughter OF the cN.prrsl
dent, hHs q we'll rounded figure, sparklIus
brown eyes, dark, sleek hair rolled bacl.
from a low brow, sweet smile and a
pretty, glrilsh manner
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

suppose ii is not generally men.
toned when American gontlomen
are by, but there is "a mustache known
in England as the American" This
/ take to be- one which extends itself
down on either side Of the lower jaw,
whence II Is combed or brushed oi
twisted out into prolonged tufts, IA
close resemblance TO the tail Of a
goat | confess | have seen several
American gentlemen so embcllished,
II is safe TO say when they have been
in London II few days, and have
walked about the west end, these pro
longations promptly vanish.
know just one Englishman with
this sort OF mustache- yes, there
arc two, and one is southern coun
try baronct But they furnish rare
exceptions TO an overwhelming rule,
London Cor San Francisco Argo.
nnut.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Etnei Lnase spraguu =. ,.,...ng suuv,-
trigu, and visits tho stable Of her horse
frequently 20 direct how he shah be cnrcd
for She learned To ride on shetland
pony when only five years old, and haa
ever since been familiar with horses
In lssi while suffering from brain fever.
Miss Asonath Philpott, OF Gainesville, Tex,
had her head shaved, GA her recovery a
new and generous growth Of hair com.
menced and nowAhe 10 the proud owner
OF tresses which are ten feet seven inches
long.
Miss Aparlco, a pretty Cuban girl and
tine sistor Of Mmo DO Barrlos. was Que VI
Tie bellies OF Riehneld Springs the paat
summer She Ia q daring rider, good
musician, aud her beauty Is OF the rcgula.
tiou spanish type Of attRctlyopcss She
IS, In fact, very apparitlon OF loyelluess.
Mrs, Logan still dresses In the most som.
Der black. The only time she has omitted
It was alta White House dinner. when she
appeared In alayeuder taille, a very becom,
iug costume, She still wears her mourn.
Ing veil aud widows cap. and az hrrthrunt
Is n big, old fashioned brooch containing a
-'"''re OF General Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Morton's dry goods store, probably
$3.50, 900; Selbert \ Lilley, bookhinders,
loss 81, 900, insurance $4,000. Ihefo
were numefous offices throughout the
building that lost everything. The
Opera House was 10 have been occu-
pied by Modjeska this evening.
The building IL total wreck. IL is
impossible to yet the complete loss and
insura nee, but II IL now thought that
The Ioss will be about s5O0,0O0, with
Insurance OF 100000. IL IL learned
that all the occupants Of the building
were rescued.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

A clothing dealer says that about one
fifth Of the masculine portion Of the city,
population so through the winter with.
out oyorcogts. In most instances thu
cause is the lack OF money to make d
purchase, but there are men who arr
able to buy but who refuse to wear Q
top coat. Some OF these prefer two OF
more suits Of Undertaking to an over
coat 4 great many whose occupation
keeps them indoors constantly invest
their money in street car rides on cold
days and get along we'll enough without
the big coat.
A well TO do merchant scouts the ides
u more than one coat ut q timo. IL,
keeps an assortment Of coats OF varying
weights and uses them in accordauc,
with the high or low temperature. Ii,
insists that It is the only way 20 ayoiJ
colds, which comes from overweight o
clothing that IL used in all kinds OF win
tor weather,---St, Louis Republic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

vAscouvER, i. G., jan. 2G.-- The
steamship empress Of Japan" arrived
today from Yokohama AMI Hougkong.
Another severe shock OF earthquake
occurred ia Japan December gan,
many buildings shaken by the previous
shock being brought down. No loss OF
life II reported.
A great ire occurred In Shichikend.
cho January oh, destroying huO
houses. The loss OF property Il Inn
mense, but tho loss Of life ~ not re-
ported.
Eight hundred buildings at fodoyo
Dotnari were also burned December
8rd. No lives were lost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

BraLfS, Jan. 28.--'rhe ReIchstag To-
day rejected the tariff committee.
resolution In favor OF the admission OF
foreign corn without regard TO country
Of origin, aud adopted the compromlso
proposed by Herr Ruhl and Minister
Won Boetticher, that all foreign corn
stored In free warehouses on February
Let. within the German customs union,
shall be admitted until April sOih ~
the reduced rate; also stocks OF corn AZ
ready ordered but left In bond by mil
lers. This provision also applies 70
timber aud wines.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

One needs many pairs Of scissors. nna
true economy consists in having u pair for
each sort of work. The cutting of paper
& very trying to sharpened steel, and "A
pale might bc kept COR that purpose Long,
slender shears are handy Tor general use
buttonhole scissors oould hnd u place Ia
every basket; pair Of scissors for trim
ming lamps In the Kitchen Is necessary
where there IA no gas; grape scissors for
the table are not altogether new; scissors
20 cut flowers In tho country are conyon'
ieuce.-uurdwarc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Tho dictator is often the last person
In the house who realizes the dis.
comfort that his system Of nngnug
produces, ~ such n person in the
necessities of the case ia q pre- emf.
nently selfish individual, whose
horizon is limited to himself and who
only takes in the rest Of the world as
thoy are his and form u part in that
way of his selfish interests. Now
York Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Kansas women are often able speakers.
They give lectures aud talks all over tho
state. Tho woman's Relief corp, and the
Social Science club have made scores OF
orators The Alliance has brought out
women as political speakers. Mrs. Jacobs.
Of sabethn, has been missionary TO India.
and &, licensed TO preach. Women editors,
ministers aud physicians are not uneom'
mon. There Is no interest. no trade, no
profession without n woman Ia it,-han.
sas City Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Clara Barton, OF Red Cross fame, Is the
only woman who ever sat In the Swiss
National council, the only woman 10 ba
decorated with the Iron eros, by old Kali
Der William, and the first person to deco
rate solder.' graves A. q patriotic rather
than n personal act Of homage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

Some immense vegetables were latoly
exhibited at Great Falls, Mon. There
Is a sugar beet Weighing twenty-five
pounds, n twenty pound iunip, five
pound potato o pumpkin weighing rec
pounds and a cabbage three feet in di
huleter, all raised in that vicinity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27

II Is one o, the strangcst problems In hu.
man nature that Que should Of her own
accord implioate herself Ia other peoples
affairs aud take upon herself an oncrous
responsibility by giving her unsolicited
oplnlon In matter. which do not concern
her Il Is n disagreeable task aud very
thanklcsA one.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-27
The Putnam Nail

CANNOT SPLIT. SILVER OR BREAK.
Il i.thc only Hot. Forged and Hammer.
Pointed Horseshoe Nail In the World
made by machinery In precisely the same
manner a. the old fashioned handmade
nail.
Tho United States Government protects
tho pfucczs ~ their manufacture through
patents, aud other firm- who make or
advertise Horsoshoe Nail n- hero des.
crihel. aru guilty Of infringement and
Dcccirng ne Pibiic.
As YOU VALUE YOUR HORSE
Insist on your Blacksmith using tho
PUTNAM. IL isahsolutcly snic
Tor sale b. al dealers IN Hofseshnc ssns.
sample free by mail, MsHfioa ms Paper.
Putnam Nail Co., NepOlSei, Boston, Mass
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

THE FANNIE DAVENPORT TRACT,
ON SAN LEANDRo ROAD.
POSITIVELY THE
NEAREST TO OAKLAND OF ALL TRACTS on
IhE SAN LEANDRO ROAD.
NOW OFFERED FOR SALE
PRETTY As PICTURE.
LEVEL AS A FLOOR
SHELTERED AND WARM
THE PLACE TO LIVE
FERTILE SoIL-sTREErs GRADED
LOTS READY TO BUILD ON.
PERFECT DRAIN BEAUTIFUL VIEW.
SCHOOLS CLOSE BY.
BUSINESS LOTS-REsIDENCE LOTS.
FRONTS DIRECTLY ON THE NEW ELECTRIC
ROAD FROM OAKLAND TO HAYWAkDS.
THE GREATEST HIGHWAY IN AND OUT OF
WILL RIVAL SAN PABLO AVENUE IN IN.
TEN MINUTES TO FITCHBURG STATION
FORTY MINUTES TO SAN FRANCISCO
TWENTY MINUTES To OAKLAND.
NEW ELECTRIC ROAD PASSES THIS PROP.
ERTY.
COMPUTATION TICKET
TO OAKLAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
ONLY s25 CASH. ONLY So MONTH.
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER
UNPARALLELED ADVANTAGES.
LOW PRICES. EASY TERMS TITLE PERFECT.
CATALOGUE AND FULL PARTICULARS
AT THE OFFICE OF
CLoUGH & BAKER,
$50 NINTH STREET,
OAKLAND ap12tf
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BERKELEY STORES TO LET.

CToRE TO RENT ON MAIN STREET OF EAST
- Berkeley; l block from the station. California
House. Antiseil BLOCK. Shattuck ave.s inquire up
stairs. ensap133
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SlS.5OO.

e y k00 Sl8,500. SIS 500.
containing II large sunny and well-liXhted rooms;
Interior Handsomely papered and frescoed through
out: large lot, 6lxll7 g to street: garden etc
location 92o Guerrero ST, bet. 2ist and 22d. Bo-
WEE, TOY CO. apl0 SuWe2
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

no you WANT PROPERTY, CITY OR COUy-
~ Try. In the irettiest valley Of Ststsf Apply
10 Napa Land Co.. hzpa, Cal. ior LIST Of propsF-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

CToNE TRACT.
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
STONE TRACT
Situated on Alameda CoUnty's greatest highway
the San Leandro road. The Oakland : an Leaniro
and Haywards electric road passes directly IL froat
of this property.
LARGE LOTS. LARGE LOTS
oVx15O 50xl50 50xi50
FRUIT TREES.
FRUIT TREES
Fruit trees In every lot. Take your choice. Pears
Apples, Apricots PruneS, Cherries, Peaches English
Nainuts and Almonds
WIDE STREETS!
WIDE STREETSf
Grand avenue this tract is loo feet Wide
THINK OF TT
$40 cash. s20eash
~ oU monthly ~ so monthly.
NOW Is TIRE TIMEl
Electric road VIII be in operation by May l.
CALL AT ONCEl
CALL AT ONCEi
DON'T DELAY! DON'T DELAY
For maps and particulars apply to
A. II. BREED & co.
mr20u 460 Ninth ST., Oakland
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CARPETS.

H-ROXBURY BRUSSELS CARPET 9oc PER
~ yard. .sewed. laid, lined; this sale commences
Monday. March 2l for 80 days only. :. w SHI-
REX, 1924 Stockton st. mrI7 GIN
CARPETS-SMITH'S BRUSSELS. 65o A YARD;
~ instailment price elsewhere 81 yd. NJ FRIED
MAN CO. 22S-230 stockton. ami 2S7 Pest. 1t II
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

THEY ARE BEAUTIESl
SEE THEMl SEE THEMl
Those elegant 8 and room cottages in the
MCKEE TRACT, LORIN!
Finished in natural wood, fine mantels latest
modern improvements brand new
LARGE LOTS 35 AN DO BY 100
10 MINUTES TO OAkLAN BY ELECTRIC ROAD
80 MIN UTES TO SAN FRANCISCO.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
PRICE-CORNER. S2750: INSIDE, S240O
Apply to WILLIAM j. DINGEE,
ap3 1t cod 460 and 400 Eighth ST., Oakland.
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EOR BARGAINS IN LOTS SOUTH OF THE
, park. near projected electric roads and bouie-
ward. on easy terms, don't TAI, to call for partcu.
lars on Il. j. KENNEDY. $50 Market ST. mr23 Il
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

S625O DE- DEvI Is DEL 5,s ST; ELEGANT COT
paved with bituminous rock; cheap home in a
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

GCHOoL LANDS. 81 so TO 90 AN ACRE; on
~ very easy terms; sold by the state in tracts ID
Euit: no residence or improvements required: all
kinds OF lands in many different counties; seRI
stamp for list; open day and evenings +. W.
LAKE Flood Building I3n
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FOR SALE.

tOO ROUSE FURNITURE 10 ROOMS; UP
HUI. per part of house pays rent: rooms full.
II Gal Folsom, bet. 10 and 1. apis -
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O O~Q0 RENTS FURNISHED siO4: PRICE
u ccOO. Includes furniture: Stat house on
Larkin ST. near Washington; best income property
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-13

HONEY LAKE VALLEY.
Ii More new locators than anJ other portion OF
California; we commenced irrigating Government
desert land years ago aud have NOW an abun-
daa ce OF water.
GO TO AMEDEE,
Select 800 acres of Government land near railroad
send postal for description and sectional map
EAGLE LAKE LAND AND IRRIGATION co.
32S Montgomery ST., room 3, san Francesca or
Jos North Broadway. Los Angeles. mTl9 tt
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UITVALE-FRUITYALE
Choicest lots near FrutyaIc station; extra larys
lots. 6Oxl40 terms TO suit purchasers loss
lay on elevated ground; Call for particulars before
purchasing elsewhere; free carriage In waiting to
show property.
A. H. BREED & Co,
mrlOtf 400 Ninth St oakland
ZINE POULTRY RANCH, FULLY SToCKED; :;
Il acres land; house: stable, horse, wagon; I'm,
water; near Oakland. L. ID. JUDD. 14l3 Park ST.,
Alameda. salp IS
q 0O AND $l50-L0fS IN FRUITVALh A, -.
ID IOO at Melrose the cheapest lots In Oakland;
oaly $40 cash and balance on monthly tnstalments;
street cars aud locaitrain accommodations. III. H.
PlNNEI, owner, 907 Broadway, Oakland. apl0t
NEW PLAT; LOTS 5cxl50; THE CREAM"
~ Tract on the San Leandro road; Just what yol
have been looking for: every lot covered with iae
fruit trees; only SITS and upward; terms so cash
81 50 per month. RUSSELL & PROSSER, Twenty
third-aye. Station. East Oakland. ans I'm
CMALL ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIP-
- tions taken at CALL Branch ofHces, 603 Larkin
st., 3S9 Hayes ST. and 1913 Mission ST.; open till
p:30 NJ
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE IN SAN RAFAEL.
II MRS GRIFTOZ. an9 It's

L'OR 500 WILL PLACE PARTIES DESIRING
land IN pc session of filings Gao of State
timber or grazing land; further EXPENSE for
Ming; lands sold by the State for 81 25 per acre
Address Land, box go. CALL Branch ONCE lnr24 n
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L'oR SALE. N 10 TO Is ACRE TRACTs-THE
i celebrated Wright ranch, about lja miles
from Santa Rosa; fine rich SOIL suitable for fruit
growing; $50 10 500 per acre; the Sebssfapo
branch OF the Donahue road has depot on the
tract. Apply to q. II. UMBSEN q CO.. IA Mont
gomery sc. am III cod
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GHSO0 NICE 2-SToRY HOUSE OF ROOMS
DOCOV. bath. etc. all modern Improvements;
on w eDSter St. near Grove.
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CARPET CLEANING.
lHARPETCLEANING. CENTS PER YARD. AT
\ MITCHELL'S, 236 Fourteenth ST mr2S #
CJTY STEAM CARPET BEATING AND RENO
$3.50 mrl II
CARPETS THOROUGHLY CLEANSED AND
y renovated same as new. s. 5. FERGUSON s.
CO, 20 Tenth ST; telephone $685. fe23 II
CoNKLIN'S CARPET-BEATING WORKS. 1873
" Golden Gate ave; telephone 2l26. fell If
CARPETS CLEANED; 3 AND CENTS PER
- yard. 453 Stevenson: Teie SIPS: S. STRA1TAN.
CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE TO HAVE YOUR
~ carpets cleaned and relaid. JONES' Perfect
Csrpetcieaning and Renoyating Works, 20 and II
Eighth st telephone 1924. SEQ ~
CARPETS CLEAN ED: LAID. ALEX. w WHEEL
- DEN, 240O Geary ST.; Telephone 4O93. jy3 u
CPAULDING'S PIONEER CARPET-BEATIN4
teepbone 3nAO.
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I 1-ACRE RESIDENCE PROPERTY. RIGHT IN
1 town: house of rooms. barn. etc. fruit of all
kinds; enough FOR family use; small and large:
artesian Wen of 100000 gallons flow, with under
ground reservoir; slightly, shady, pretty place;
half CASH cheap at $3.50. ID. H. TWIN G, Sonoma
CITY, Cal.
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TOR SALE-oN THE CITY FRONT, A NEWLY
Il fitted up restaurant: Centrally located: doing a
good business: for safe cheap if sold inside OF Is
davs ApnIy at 2O9 East ST. Howard. lA e
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- RoCERY-STORE. RESTAURANT. LODGING
~ house. saloon etc, cheap. FIR. ALBRIGHT a.
CO., 235 Kearny st. room 4.
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CANAAN & LYON, as Kearny st.

GIS0 RESTAURANT FOR SALE; DOING
ID w. good business. So Eighth 81. apl3 -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-28
Can't Get Along without tt
The Champion HoeP of Edge
field County.

Mr. EDITOR: I can not do
without your paper and must
have it to see how old Tillman is
getting on. J. only came here
yesterday and will be here foz
about two months. Father is
one of your Oldest subscribers
and I have read your paper 80 long
b can't do without it. / know you
know John S. Reynolds at Ham,
burg P. o., he is my father,
and I am the champion cotton
hoer from the Sweetwater section
lin lower Merixether, near Till
mans home. Will remit you for
paper, when I return to Edgefeld.
Send paper at once--no trouble
about getting your pay, will pay
when I return. Send+at once.
Hoping to have copy next
week Of Edge6eld's big day. ]
remain
Your new subscriber,
jas. L. REYNOLDS.
senoia, Ca, Lock Box %.
P. s.-Every body here is in
sympathy with Tillman.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-04-28
pleasant Lane Club.

Pursuant to the order of.
County Chairman Gary, the
Pleasant Lane Democratic Club
met at Pleasant Lane to reorganise
and elect officers, delegates, etc.
The club was called to order by
President Zimmerman.
The election of permanent
officers resulted as follows:
A. D. Zimmerman, President.
C. H. B. Williams, Vice.
President.
J NJ. Bell, Jr., secretary.
Executive Committee. p
Walker, S. T. Williams, ]. p
Hagood, and r. G. Mayson.
Delegates to county Convention
|-C.H. B. Williams j. Dorm ]. p.
Hagood, and r. G. Mayson.
The full corps of officers and
delegates are strong Tillmanites
everything passed off quietly.
]. ID. T1MEEkMAE President.
]. M. BELL, Secretary.