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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12
AN IMMENSE EsFAHL.SIEAEsr
The =. .ibsr; yshsErs.le @-oee
company.

The =. .fbs-; wholesale @-oee-y
company.
We take The following compliment
tary notice OF the 5. A:be5; wholesale
Grocery Company of this city from
the ST. Louis Intcrstote Grocer, 4 trade
paper that has q large circulation in
every State in The Union:
On March /, 1892, the S. Albert
Grocer Company, of Cap. Girardeau,
$40. was incorporated with a capital
stock of $4,000, with officers as fol-
lows: S. Albert, president; W. 5.
Albert, secretary; and C S. Owens,
treasurer. Judge Albert, the founder
of this new house, has for thirty-flve
years been engaged in mercantile
| pursuits at this point, and through
strict integrity AID clese attention
TO business, built UP 4 comfortable
fortune. He-is = very public spirited
man. fully alive 10 The interests OF his
town, has held Eany positions OF
trust. ard nj present is judge OF the
County Court. The secretary. Mir.
W. 5. Albert, is the eldest soD, and
h IS FOR several years been associated
with his falher in business. About
five months ago they discontinued
.hcir retail department, and de"cic
their attention entirely 10 wholesaiiag.
VI. \. Albert is the buyer. and has
shown r!cc tact IL ihe management
of the business. lie has the repnta-
lion OF being a very shrewd bEye"
&. :. Owens, the treasurer, is Z son
in-law of Mr.. Albert. lie has entire
charge OF tue bo0h-, and is a capable
book-kecpcr. For several years Mr..
Giyea3 IS ye:s popular clerk on
tn, river. J. A. Pau, formerly with
+. Smith K son, Of 81. Louis and j.
{. Stone represent them On the road.
In connection with their business
they handle all thc receiving and
shipping OF Tie boats. They also
have g lime kiln and burn al immense
quantity Of lime, skipping n great
deal of il 10 southern points, Cape
inc having IN excellent reputation.
The house tas built up a .ine and
lucrative trade through Southeast
Missouri. They do a fine business
with Cape merchants, and have every
prospect ofh successful future before
them. Ofcourse, the Mtey$tatc GroccT
visits them regularly, and they con-
-ider i. the best trade paper extant.
Go SLOW wi.a the ncsIy Cure.
The finding Of the bod! Of ex-Con-
gresham Stephen +. Hopkins, of
New York. in the tide wafer near
plcasantviI,c. y. j.. calls attention
anew 10 pr. kcelHy's so-cailcd l.
chloride Of gold treatment for dlpsc-
minis.
Three weeks after Mr.. Hopkins
l.ft the White il..;ns institute lie was
f5and dead. While this event cau-
not be directly attributed 10 the
remedy i, is not Impossible that the
treatment contributed largely toward
il. The Eiqn catered the Institute
shortly after his release from al III
sane asylum nnd while yet suffering
from o long deba"ch. These con-
tilicns are certainty re; favorable to
dangerous cSperiHiams yet til" mys-
terioas Kcclcy iuii was injected
wiillGu; siiat.
What ;iais substance is has net yet
been definitely determined. "n@ Dr.
Ncelay refuses to diru;gc lis elements.
That ii leaves patients i'll an extremely
nervous condition and that fatalities
nave followed shortly npor the heels
Of lis administration are uncomfortable
truths.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1892-03-12

The American, In n year, eats
more than twice the amount of meat.
butter ard coffee, almost four times
as much sugar, and about onc-half
more flour, tha1 the English worker.
The American eats more and better
food, vet his !sar's supply costs HIM
but q trife more than does the much
smaller years supply OF the English
worker. If the former ate no more
than the latter, it would cost him
actually lessl
This showing is official, and no one
attempts to dispute the accuracy of
the statistics furnished. Another free
trade. falsehoed is shown up. and the
argument in favor of protection is in
vinciblc.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILDERs-NoTICE
~ IS hereby given that bids. accompanied bv
plans specifications and strain diagram for the
construction of wagon bridge over and across the
sApquame river at q point known as Mckl nnon's
crossing. Glow the VIII age OF Toit, on said river
WI! De received by tn board of county commits
sloners of King county until Wednesday the tith
cay q April. 1892, n o'clock D. m Each Of
said bids must be accomp anied by certified cheek
OF 100 20 be forfeited 10 King countybv the sue
ees>fu bidder in case he fails to enter into CON
trace and furnish good and Sufficient bonds within
I'VE DAYS after the da,e Of award.
SAID bids must be sealed, marked Bid for Sno-
qualInis Bridge. near Tolt, !" and fled with the
tloned.
said bridge Will consist OF ne span of two hun
dred and sixty l25O) feet appro Nrna;e length and
OF sufficient and suitable appro Ach 10 permit tree
access 10 and from SAID bridge either side there
Of The bottom cord Of said bri dye to ne ~ feet
ABOVE low water. ach bid shall specify the price
i'r me bridge span including ab utrneuts and the
price per lneAl foot OF approach.
ponas n the tpll sum OF the co ntract price con-
clloned on the completion OF the contract and
ymeut OF al claims for labor and N aieriaI u ed
VIII Be required. The award of the cont rat TO anv
person or firm is hereby made subject to the per
MISSION OF the secretary OF war for the construc-
t2a Of said bridge, and the board hereby reserves
the right TO reject any and al bids
:. a. 1WICHET.I., County Auditor
Dated AZ Seattle, March 10 1882
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Seattle. March IL, 1892 Sh'ei Oi f0i''s seattle
BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoLU.

~ tlOu No. lO2.
WHEREAS, The city council OF the city of Sc
attic has heretofore, by house OF delegates Joins
resolution No 81, declared its intention 70 grais
and sidewalk Rose street and Duwanish street
from Madison street 10 the north line of block one
~ In Highland addition 70 the city of Seattle In
said city. aud,
WHEREAS. The city council Of the city Of 50
attic did, on the 18th day of February. A d
1892, pass an ordinance No. 1888, which said az.
dinance fixed and established an Assessments de-
trict as provided in section eight 90 of article
eight 81 OF the freeholders' charter, 10 pay for
WHEREAS, An assessment roll has been fled BY
the board of public works with the city COUNCIL
e9nt ia me names OF the owners when knowa
OF al the property IN said assessment district ana,
when unknown said property is listed to uhknOwn
owners, and the sum of SO.775l fir every fruat
root assessed against each separate lot and par
eel Of lant OF he property in said district against
the owners and property, when known. and againss
the property when the owners are un known, and
IN said assessment roll the estimated cost of The
street crossings was assessed against the city
and other things were provided in said assessuent
roll as required by section eight 80 Of article eight
90 Of the freeholders charter; therefore.
he IL resolved by the board OF aldermen and
mouse OF delegates Of the city of Seattle in session
assembled that the city clerk OF the city of seat
tie IS HEREBY directed to publish in the oficiA
newspapers of the city of seattle, IN ten consec1
i've issues Of the same notice thar said roll has
been filed by the board Of public works with tho
city council and that all persons owning land IN
sald assessment district. No. 20, be required
appear and file objections with the city clerk.
any they have, on before the 23d day OF March.
A ID. l-s2, against the assessment roll or the taxS
er assessments made herein, or the same viii b
said time.
nd IL is hereby further ordered and resolves
that there be joint session OF the city council %
said 23d day OF March, A. d. 1892 10 hear Ooies
tons, II any, again said assessment roll. and,
no objections are made, for the approval thereof
Passed board Of aldermen this 2Sd day OF Feorf
AIRY. 1892 A. : MILLER.
President Board of Aldermen
Passed house Of delegates this 18Th day
February, 1892. T. W. JONES'
President House of DE. egateS
Approved by me this cath day Of February, lss1 ,
GEORGE W HALL, Mayor.
Filed by me this 24th day Of February. 1892
n. W. MILLER. City clerk
Date Of first publication. March Sth, 1892.
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STOLEN.

CTOLES - ONE STRAWBERRY ROAM
- horse, about 900 pounds weight with brand
IF II" on left shoulder and a bunch on the back
cas by saddle: the horse has lately been clipped
and Is single-foofer under The saddle; the horse
was hired from me on March 8 with a half English
saddle aud birdie; has not returned; any inflTma-
ton leading to the recovery will be literally re-
warded o. H. Holcomb.
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RUSSELI.-The funeral services of Hugh Russell
will be held at 1890 o'clock this morning at the
Edgwater Congregational church, Fremont. In
terment at Mount Pleasant cemetery.
MILLS-Of consumption, at Black Diamond
Mrs. J. x. Mills.
Mrs. Mills was born at Rhuddlan. Wales. March
IS. 1850. By her bright loving disposition she
endeared herself to ALL Her life seemed like a ray
of sunshine scot to brighten our lives for awhile
and then to vanish. a kind, loving husband and
three beautiful children left TO the loss
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CITY NOTICES.

TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTlON-MON.
day. March %, 1892, at 10 a. m. in front Of POI
lice headquarters, corner of Yesler avenue and
Third street Will sell al public auction and 10 the
highest bidder for cash, TO pay expense of inn
pounding and keeping, the following described
animal. viz:
ti) one brown horse, pony; about nine (9D
years OF age; reached name, square cut tail, two
white feet; branded "III'' on right hip
The owner OF the above described animal Is 70
me unknown BOLTON ROGERS.
Chief Of Police. Seattle
Seattle March 10 1890
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BIR THIS.

VAN DoREN-In Seattle, Tuesday, March Is,
1892, TO the wife OF A. c. Van Doren, daugh-
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Acre Tracts !

WE are prepared to offer a choice list OF
Acre Property, admirably adapted
for Suburban Homes, Plating, Garden
ing, Fruit Growing and Poultry Raising.
We have several partially improved Ranches,
desrably located, excellent soil, well watered and
commemorate in many ways to the asriculturist
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MIS- CELLANEOUs.

OUTER BUtTERl-THE COW BUTTER
ID man still leads the way in reducing the price of
butter. cheaper than ever this week: come and
see. cow Butter Store Front street, near Y. NJ.
c. y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTTCETHERE ARE STILL A FEW DE-
~ siraole vacant IS in the public market build
ing. Call at room 2os Washington block.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM,
III, Oh ERRY STREET.,

Advertisements under the heads Of Lost, Found,
For Sale For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate OF cent word each Insertion.
Payment always in advance No advertisements
received for less than % cents
NOTICE-The business Office of the Posr-1NTEL-
LIsEscER is open until IL p. Classified adver-
tisements will be received up to this time
Advertisements will he received at branch offices
of the PosI-INTELLIGESCER at:
Port Townsend ..................French Il springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
AFM House. Victoria.
Business j. Il. NV.
C. s. In. q. II.
G.. A. IN. "a.
Grocer. Pharmacist. 1853.
H. H. Settler.
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FOUND.

UOUND-THAT THE REMOVAL SALE Is
It genuine; great bargains in stoves, furniture,
etc. at Frederick Nelson's, 1918 nd ,2l5 Sec
ond street
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d ICYCEES-NEw $40 LATEST PATTERN
ID cushion tire cycles for 500; cheaper grades in
proportion; lists free; agents wanted \. w.
GumD. DAYTON. Ohio.
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BA THIS.

CPECTAL APARTMENT FOR LADIES AND
- children: lady attendants; open week days to
10 p m; open Saturdays TO IL midnight; hot salt
water baths Csc Hot salt Water Baths. north
west corner Seneca and West streets, seattle
Wash. Lodgings connected with bathrooms
NEWPORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night: salt and fresh water. electric, medi-
Gated Russian. sulphur and cabinet vapor baths;
private apartment for ladies' excellent attendance.
SIS front street
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FoR sAnE-EoDGryG HOUSES.

Tor sALE-25- RooAEp LODGING-HoUSE:
Il furnished and all rooms occupied. Inquire
Room IS PAIen!x hotel
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THE SOLICITORS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
i Money to loan in amounts from $500 to &c.,
900 on inside improved city property or upon I'M
improved inside property for building purposes
c. W. Richie, manager Seattle office, 705 Second
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GLAZE TOYAyTs.

ENLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES. VIVA
a predicted Cleveland's election and the se.sss
fire. Room 70 DouthItt building Take elevsscs
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DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE REMOVAL
~ sale. Frederick Il Nelson, 1,2l3 and 1918
second street.
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CHORT LOANS MADE ON INSIDE OR OUT
- side property. r. J. Huston, 500 Bailey build
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-Fy,
~ gineers and contractors for bridges Of ever
description; wharf building. pile-driving dredging
and steam shovel excavating: plans and specifca.
tons furnished on appl cation: Correspondence
solicited Office Occidental block, Seattle wash
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

E'IRST-CLASS BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE
property in all parts of the city for sale; CORE
spondence solicited. W. E. Ledgerwood. real estate
agent, successor TO Lewis & Ledgerwood, room Is
Sullivan block
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UNITY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER'S NOTICE-THE
" county treasurer Of King county. Washington,
will pay on presentation on and after March l9,
1892, all outstanding warrants drawn on the
county fund of said county bearing date prior to
January /. 1892 up to and including warrant No
l0.939.
Also all outstanding warrants drawn on the
school fund of school district NJ l said county
bearing date prior 10 January /, 1892 up TO and
including warran, No 2,l64.
No Interest will be paid on such warrants after
March l9, 1892. BYRON PHELPS,
Dated March IS. 1892. County Treasurer
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MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED FARMS
vi and city property; building loans made; low
est rates; privilege to repay before maturity ]. X
Johnston. office Seattle savings bank.
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pOoTH & HANFORD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID fInC Rooms 202 2O4 ana 2U6 Burke bIoc.
corner secona and Marion streets.
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BOOK BINDERY.

L ANTHONY'S BINDERY, BLANK BOOK
Il manufacturers. Washington street, cornef
Commercial, rooms and Terry block, Seattle.
Wash.
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WANTEp-STTUATIoN As COOK IN no
w tel, boarding house restaurant by ex no
ricnccd lady, Corner West and Virginia
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FINANCIAL.


MINNEAPOLIS LOAN OFFICE LOA Ms
vi money on watches. diamonds and Ell articles
of value; unredeemed pledges for sale 90 front
street.
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OST-A BROWN DOG; WHITE SPOT
l. on breast; long hair; bushy tail Return
SkookUm Manufacturing Company, FHth and
Olive streets and receive reward
T oST-A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR BAR
l. gains fyou don't attend the rer oval sale at
Frederick & Nelson's, 1918 and l2l5 Second
street.
T pST OR STOLEN-FRoM UNDERSIGNED,
L. at Everett Wash. on or about March D. 1892.
one IS. 900 note and mortgage of 50. 100. of date
December 20 1890 and due December 20. 1892;
drawing interest at per cent made by W liam
Jenne and Lena Jenne, payable to Undersigned. all
PARTIES are warned from purchasing the same
- ANDREW MORRISON.
La Conner Wash. March 10. 1s92.
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WINTED-REA L ESTATE.

WANTED-A HOUSE; NOT LESS THAN
w six 80 rooms and price not to exceed 81 500;
one with good view of Lake Washington preferred:
VIII pay all cash. Answer by mail to f. w. Less
ter, care superintendent Office OF Seattle, Lake
shore & Eastern Railway.
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OANS-SHORT DATE; ANY AMOUNT;
IL buyer and seller of all kinds of city and county
warrants: money to loan on inside business prop
erty at lowest rate in the city. Trounce, Halter
building.
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE.
OLDEST ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY,
W Uncle Harris Loan Office 204 Washington
street; liberal advances on diamonds, watches and
jewelry: lowest rates.
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pARTIES WISHING To CONSULT A RTrS-
Il ness clairvoyant can do 20 at rooms 81 ana !,
Chaplin block, corner OF sixth and Pike streers -
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WANTEp-BY AN EXPERIENCED DRESS
w maker. work BY the day Address 1. D.
Post Iutelligeuccr.
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ITO LOAN - 500, 900; AMOUNTS $500 TO
i 10000; no delay. Inquire Seattle Market,
Washington street.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

CCoTCH SOCIETY soCIAL-THE USUAL
- free monthly social will be held in the
Hinckley hall on Friday, March lS, at 80 p. m.
All Scotsmen and their friends are invited Robert
Secular, recording secretary pro TEN.
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LvoR Observation-Disclosures; ALL KINDS
l. Fl. n. Burpee, General Agent, 49, Pioneer
building
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TOR SALE OR RENT-SPLENDTD OPPOR-
l. tunity; farm Hood canal; contains l4S
acres, IS of which are cleared; good buildings and
orchard. Apply 10 Mr.. Thomas Watson Port
Gamble Wash
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DOR SALE-A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Il general merchandise in of the best inland
towns in King county; gooi steady trade which
can be increased rapidly by proper management
ulars apply to George NJ Van Doren, POI. 2OS
2O9 w ashingion block. EMtrance EOS Front s-raet
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DARTIES HAVING 5000 TO $500 AvAILA-
l. BILE capital and willing to go to Tacoma, Vic
toria, Spokane or Walla Waa. can find a good
paying permanent office business by calling at
room i32 Burke building
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EMPLOYMENT W4NTED-FEM4I

WANTED-BH a M1DDLE-AGED WIDOW
w lady, situation as housekeeper to an ell
derby gentleman. Address Mrs. NJ. J. A. 42S Co
lumbia street
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NANrED-BY YOUNG LADY, WORK AT
w taking care OF children or homework Cor
ner West and Virginia
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ITO LOAN-$l5, 900 IN A LUMP OR IN SEW
L eral amounts on good residence property; not
necessarily improved V. Hugo Smith u Co.. ia
James street.
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I EE & BOWDEN HAVE PLENTY FUNDS
IL for short time loans; improved or unimproved
property: amounts $500 up; months to years;
money paid as soon as papers executed; no red
tame,
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IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE AN ESTAB-
i ished business of any kind you may find it pro-
ftable 10 call at my office, George NJ Van Doren,
POT, 2OS and 209 Washington blocs Entrance
705 Front street
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ENOR SALE-12O ACRES IN KITSAP COUN-
Il ty near Sidney; 80 acres fenced and ali i'm
proved; young orchard, tools, 100 chickens and
everything really for a family; price s., 900. L.
H. Rogers, lO3 and l04 Butler block.
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WANTED POSITION AS CASHIER; RES
w taurant preferred; best references. 3l2
James street
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MONEY! MONEYt-I HAVE 100000 TO
vi loan at per cent to 10 per cent. according to
class of security, on improved city or farm prop
erty; no delay. l. w. Entz. 8 | MON block, repre-
and other capital.
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EoR SALE-3.OO0 FEET OF CHOICE
L logs located in body OF fresh water; will sell
at a bargain: will deliver logs in bay ready for
rafting if parties wish Address Box 422 Fairha-
haven, Wash
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EMIL uYMENr WiSTFD-N MAZE
W4NTED-P4RrNER.


ylrANTFn-PARTNE ABOUT 5000. To
W take charge of one Of the best businesses in
the civ T. r. care Post-intelljsercer.
uTANTFD-A PARTNER WITH ABOUT
W 5000 cash for q paying Investment Address
T. O. Box a57.
xITANTEp-PARTNER FOR LOGGING BUS
W mess: large body of timber secured on salt
water; camp. team and ouiht; S.,oOo capital Adj
dress Logger, Box $50, Seattle, WASH
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1892-05-12
a Debate or.

COLUMBIA,S. c., April Ex-Governor
Tlllman will leave Columbia for Wash
ington on Saturday, and for this reason
the proposed debates at Spartanburg on
the 3Oth inst, and Laurens on MAY 9,
have been indefinitely postponed. Gov
ernor Tillman goes to Washington for
the purpose Of securing $4,000 interest
on the direct tax fund, this being the
amount claimed that the United States
is withholding from South Carolina
claimants. The fact that Governor
Iillman will, from necessity, be unable
to attend either the Spartanburg or
Laurens meetings, is being used by his
opponents to have it appear that Till
man is unwilling to meet Sheppard at
Spartanburg on account Of the fierce op-
position to him at that place. This,
however, is hardly probable, as Cover,
nor Tillman had positive appointments
WIN the government officials at Wash.
ingtOn before either OF the above nam
ed dates were fixed.