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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09

Loe dos famosoa ceicados nombrados
Guiy,balai y Sov6ront e. rrmefo .
So cuerdas ell seguudo de so cuerdas
de extens On, terreGo todo llauo. de prt-
mera calidad y superior pa,a TODD cult
vo; no ba eidn ouuca ratarado desc
que Sc desmont6. Ambos cercads s ten,.
Dyados de yeTba de guinea, estan divld.
dos TO- Ell RIO Canes Un canal de riego
todo de ladrIllos, que uere su
pTesa de aqua en- ell mlsmo no Cana
s'rve para regar los mencionados terfe.
nos.
Sc asegura que dichas 232 cuerdas DE-
yerba de guinea rs 10 mas tsplendido ep
esta ciase de paeto. Pueden venderse
dlchos cercsdos separadamente Par
as condolences de yenta Gntenderae cor
81 dueno, que 10 es taiut en- de Ia ha-
cienda Amelia, en- cuyos terrenos hay
abupdsnts,mos inmejoyabies psstos de
yerba dc guinea, melojjlla y g,ama, jot
cuales &c aIquilan para gansdo va"uno Y
cahalar I1-13
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a los hacepdados de cafe

En- la herreria fundicion del que suscri
be sc construye tO5a clase de maqunana pa
ra elaborar ell cafe, como son tahOnas para
descascarar lustraE toda de hierrO o de HER
70 de MADEIRA. Maqninas para descerazara
lavar, separar, veutear, secaI al sol, y pOI
medic del are caliente (aparatO utilisimo e.
tempo de lluvias Engranaies transmisiO
ues de todas classes Ruedas hidrauicas Y
malacates caIrOs pequenOs, pFOPios para la
altura, puntillas preparadas para rollOs, cor
reas, subidoras otros titles. Como tambien
descascaradoras patentizadas de SmOut Char
diofa d. Lavaderos horizOntales verticales
tOdo de hierro galvanizadO. VenteadoFss de
aspiraclon. DespuipadOres dobles seucillos
de discos de cilindrOs. Was ferreas para
secadOras otros usos.
A los seiOrRs que 10 deseen, se facilitar "a
perROnas idoneas para levantar plano, toman
medida e instalar- los aparatos.
Sc aconseJa los Sres. que piensen ha-
era nuevas instalaeiones que no agnarden has
te Ell Gltim0 moments para haceT sus pedIdos
Se CANA muchO con adelantar dar suhc enEe
tempo para las cOnstrucciones y month
POT mas inf0rmes dirigirse en- Ponce, Ca
lie de Ia Marina 4 Don Roberto Graham
Ponce, Enero 3 de15Ss. 6m l.vpe
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Sc vende

Tres evaporadoras inglesas,
grandes, y de muy POGO uso, y dos
idem francesas, tOdas en- muy bueD
estadO.
Una bomba centrifugal de trece
centimetrOs.
Una bomba horizontal de trein-
titres centfmetros.
Una caldera tnbulosa de ciento
cuatro caballOs de fuerza.
Varias tuberias de cuarenta J
seis centimetros.
Tres serpentinas de cobre para
Un calentadOr para guarapOs.
Dirigirse a la fundiei6n de don
Roberto Graham, calIe de la Ma
riua.-Ponce. 3lm.
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:. FL PRIvaa.EGEO"
FABkICA DE TABAcOs sUPERIoREs
Etaborodos con Iq8 mcjores hojas
DE CssMERTO 4 IA PLATA
DE ANTONIO SULIVERES
CAYEY Pmerao Rieo

Su esmerada elahorac on. elegeneia 81 EN-
naqne riqu"aa de fruto, baee que sus tabacos
seau muy sHperiares.
Ia enm iimieuto los pedid"s con j. mayog
pr nfitud rspe O. con pusio dara las noticias
= ls,rn,.s e sahr ei particular rnieitrn
Tien.- dep6 itus eu las uriucipsies pohlaciOn-
ls rssn Isla ssdtf en- esfs ciHdad l's esfahirei-
N ente- d los scnores don Rsm6a c"ftada Frs,
s>uam a. ca
D eils precias m6Itcos haee eoua iefabtes dss-
ssae fes, ala vr.tas dc eeutaan d- aleuaa per-
tancia
GarnpIIza sus pFOductOs
Antonio SuiiUeres.
Ponce, Mario 29 de 1892. Sim.
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Manlove, AlIiot, Fryer & CO
JNGENIEROS CONSTRUCTORS
L6ndres, GlGsgos0 y Rouen
NOTTINGHAM

Fabricantes de toda clase de maquinarias para
fncas azucareras como son, moljuos perfect nados
de dos, tres cuatro cinco cilindros. Desfbrado-
de la para 8umentar la extraction, "a ibras
de jugo por cen de cana garanJzado, Clarifcado-
ras de todas formas tamahos classes, Filtro-pre
sas perfeccionadas, Triple fecto, Tachos al vacfo,
Tachos al cierre hbre Concretadoras de Fryer CEN
trffugas de Hepworth, bIanlove otros, pailas de
Wetzel evaporadoras, Bontbas para aqua, sirup,
guarepo, borras de riego calderas multitubuiares
de Root o tubulosas otras.
1pGrdtnS a'ttO00ticOs para Qften31r et
baqns0 directamente del moi'5a0, SIN inter
nct01s del brdSero. St4 instalnciom hbre de
hacendQd0 de todO yiesgO y perdida por ei
fsego pOy NuUias, q aho'ra Wn SO pS
g0sto de elab0r0ciOn.
Tambien Sc construye toda clase de tanques y
canales de hielro cobre Was frereas portatles y
fjas, wagones, tocomOtoras, ETC.
Todo garantizado de material construction
de primera case que eneierran todos los adeantos
del dia.
Sc facilitan a los Sres. que 10 desean, personas
competentes para tomar medidas, levantar pianos
e instalar los apaTatos.
Para mas informes dirfjanse en- Ponce al repre-
seDtaDte en- esta isla.
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KRAEMER b Co., Ponce

Represcntnnses eun est" piazza
dc las siQaieptes compaffas
COmpaHia Norte- Gesmapica Dc SeRuros e'ht'"
inssndio. .-Hambusgo.
COmvahi. d. ssruyu, Nacional Prusiana Ste
tsiR.
Aoeptan riesQoe consra incendio--Para inior-
mes dirlgirse 4 su ohcina
Peace, Ensro 10 Dc 1892.
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ANTIB EIHOSA
Lcdo. Dom Juan Josc marquez

Esta MAGNESIA arreada inventada 1885 y
perfrcc"n da lao Tan conecida por tod' RI
nurGs' ha siao ohjrtp de- Star Ia atenciGn de sque
a= pers"nas que anthirio-as, han trabaiad", M ya
elaborar nagnesia con utfos no" brer que des-
De iuPgouo rnt-n con Ia urstra p'TqHe este pa 81
rreultGdn de hos corocme tas De la ciencia del hom
hre que Ia poFee del inventor: siHo de los fasihca-
d0r-S que atIr mas grave.
La NAGNE>IA lie JUAN JOSE MARQUEE,
que Ia tlnca que produce les efectos qne 80 bus
can. al mtsm" t,rmp" Ia que autor, 1'.ico
exclusive, ti,ne privllego de inveHc6n dadO por el
G"her S prem" de Ia Naci6n para todos os do
minios pspaDoles, tsmblen imitada debe
cOpfundhse con otra alguua.
EY- De venta en- Ia acreditada FARMACIA DE
VALE & CANCIO y demas de la lila de Puerto
90.
Fabricn Sam Tgm"ciO 2O.-EEabamA
CoRRKo. APARTADo 287
6im Ponce Eebrero lo de 1892.
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soc1EDAD DE sEeURos soBRE Ia VIDA

cantar desds d. My. nr6x mo pasado F.
udmert d. p6 sEss yip-ntes esta So iedsd Sc hr
rrdncidn a uteii, De an cicuto puv 10 ca / en
r rme Al srtirplo 66 d., sus Estatrfos. eRtra
miena "a n periodic de- rquid ri6u qae duFsrs
un sno es decir sta de Mayo de S92
La pficina de n Sociedad tinae calle del Co
mercio nGmero 1, EsQulna N Fina.
se publca para coRocimientq de ios senores
AneRura sos.
Ponce JUNO "a de 1891. .--Ei Presidents, =. Sala
RaT. IN
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Fahrern 1a de 1900.
GALE DEL COMERCIO
PONCE, =. BSs

En- este establecinientc que
enenta con un personal apto y to-
las las maquinns necesarias, Sc
construyen cocbes Y Sc hacen re-
paraciones de todas classes pre-
CLOS sumamente m6dicOs.
De venia constantemente CO.
ehes de 2 : 4 asientos Dc proce-
dencia norte-ameficana Y cons
truidos aqui, q preeios que varian
deSde $16O hasta $500.
Cnelta asi mismo este estable-
cjuiento uu variado surtidO DE-
arEeSes, rnedas y todo 10 concer-
niente al ramo que vende pre-
clos
SIN CONPETENCTA.
Ponce, Oetuitrc 6 De 1891
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PAsTos s

Sc Ofrecen past0s maRuihc0s, en- cnndiclohes H'u!
eonyenientes 4 los empreFaros d. cocheE caFr"s
QuedaR Hny cerca De la ppblaciop.
Hay cercadOs con Bguas hhundanteS ci cuid"
de- ioa Rnimales serh esmeradisimo.
Para inf,rmes dirigirse Ia imPrenta Dc este Pc
Ei6dicO
p Ponce. AQnsfo y ne. t-s Z
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FFgrrE "A fFRRER fFRRER MN Nm haH HaH a Sooo II "A
+ f f f. r uHu usn ~ Sooo III
y E. {. E E s.. 5.~ s.. E.. H:.. g.:

raciopado 6cepte
punrTos
acredtsda
del oeendo cetUmbre escRija
PToducos
pe6dme exile negoeio de
Y Gu Que 9
FarmaCia VaiEe & eu
alnen e
eI
pulo despacho Fmac6uic
lei las
ciUdad de Ponce.
Ia FaFmacia Vae az G>anCiO
pondlendo la cop6anza de todos lie dspens
PLAZA DE LAS Rico, de 4.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1892-04-09

"a DEBlLIDAD GENERAL.
IA TlSIS. Ia AkEHlAs
la ESCROFULA.
e. REuMATISR8O.
Ia TOS Y RESFRiADOS.
e. RAQuITGSRO EN- Los NINOS.
Y en- general todas los afeccionea
de la garganta, del pecho y las que
proceden de empobrecimiento or
ganico o pobreza de Ia sangre
Sc curan con ell uso de La
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Al PUBLICO

Enla Farmaeia de ValIe G. Cancio Sc
acaha de recibir Vacuna 5ngleSa de la
mas TecieDte obtencl6n.
Ponce, Febrero II De 1892
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LO0BB NEJ0R LENpIA LNS BlRATES
PERFUMA I'll. ALIENTO
FoRTtFlcA LAS ENciAS

Son los nuevos Polvos Dentales de-
DR.. Luis j. Salicrup, Cirujano Dentists
DE- San Juan de PuertO-Rico.
Sc venden en- todas las Farmacias.
Para pedidoa al por mayor, diriRirse
II sef,nr don Arturo Df Leo. San Fran
cisoo s5.-San Juan de Puerto. Rico.
Descuertc al Concrete.
Octuhrr g d., 1900 y. ". 2.
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Yerba Guinea +!

Inmeinrab e, 232 cuerdss en Ia ha-
.,ieuda Amelia, Sc veaden seis mil mazos
por tres pesos. + corie pcr cUerta del
.oo.prador $ %
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r. CASTRO
SOL NUNERO 8.

POT0GRAF0.
Rolrat2s dc todas clases Y ia
maIloS.
Amp|iaciopes (taman. gran
des) con colores. craycn Y MI clart
osCurO.
Psrce. Ene,o /" de 1899 p
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{ EMHHUL Si0
SEQ

que es simplemente aceite de higado
de bacaIao descompuesto en- peque-
hisimas particulas y digerido va, por
decirlo asi, mecanicamente. Con
este Sc evita 4 los estomagos delica-
dos de los enfeImos ell trabajo de
digerir, ademas de que no todas las
personas, adn en- buena saIud, pue-
den digerir Ell aceite simple.
A las reconocidas virtudes del
aceite de higado de bacalao, Ia Emul-
sion de Scott une las propiedades
restaurativas y fortifcantes de los
hipof7sftos de cal y de sosa. FL
conjunto forma 10 preparation mas
efcaz en- existencia para todos los
casos en- que esta indieada segun el
dictamen unanime de los principales
medicos del universe.
DEscoNFfEsE De Los IMI-
TADORES.
Exijase la verdadera Emulsion de
Scott que Sc halla de venta en- todas
las boticas y otros establecimientoa
en- todo el mundo. ..-.. .e..+
SCOTT q BOVINE, Qulmicos, New YORK.
Tambl6n fabricantes de los c&lsbrea parShea p@a
R8Boa Eaarea % ExcelsiOr.''
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TONIC
AREclBo PLAZA PRINCIPAL

Pr Pste estan'erini lent cxpende - ma nitro
... ~" cenhti.fn Ron T0pGcio rutas r,cri,.a crs
,.f6ra'te- po teuru nads q"e r',,idras - vieo ron
g.. tasa .-i-q
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Adici0n a. presenle p anuneiO

Enclavadss en ID hacienda CiHtr0Hd, que ell pre-
cedente anuncio de ypnta ex Hca. h7llanse och
cuerdas de terren senbradas de clha c0lIndantes
d"u FrHneirco Orfiz IL canIno real 10 hacle
do CiHtg0nd, Ia succession do don Jose Maria Ro
dripuez: cnyas orhO cueFdas Or t-rreno de pro-
pirdpd actual de doha Araceh Quesada Todn 10
cual 81 advrrte, III de qne Fl e mprHdor que Se
presentare Ia sLsndicha hacienda CfRtrORG enti-n-
da; que - quere comprar ademAs las ochO cuerdas
pnclsvadns hn do enteuderss el que s'scTbp
calle Mayor - en- Ponce GHiilyniO Fe4ndndss y
BGsqdfe aHte8 C0brafgaf.
Puncr, Marzn IA De 1892. u
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Colon, Pasareu & co.
Centre de COmisiOnes y Agemcla
DE TODA CLAsE DE NEGOCIOs
Sol nGmerO 3-POnce
BUEN NEGOC CIO

Sc vende coHd clones favOrabes 10 hacienda De
crilas dulce, tenomiDada CiRtrOnd que radca en el
t6rmlnu municipal de- esta Ciudad, barrio de Ca
tauejo con una cabida de Ochuciertas cuerdas de-
terreuo con rtteblecimient0s, slembras demas,
tndo n buen eatadO. -
Dirha hacienda sst6 situada entire las denomi" adaE
Teresa Fortuna, Union, PIdcsres, EsperGHza, Tore
y Retro.
THmb en- 90 vendpn dos sOares en- las Gales ,Rena
Villa una casa dc made a en- el barrIO de Ia Ma
rina, Gale Real.
Los t tul0s . propedades haan cOrrientes, y
eet8n feUositadus en- dicha oicinu Ia que poIran
todos los informes que deseen los que inte-
resen fucas
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Denver Bubbuugs.

Well, Mr.. Editor, I think Denver will
equal Rip Van Winkle, as 1t is still asleep.
Things are dull and lock as though they
will continue.
The cotton is about all gathered, and
gathering corn and corn -shuckings is the
cry now, and II We all could. like B. l..
Barnett, go a 'possum hunting every
night we would soon get fat on corn bread
and 'possum. He and his old dog "TraiP'
keeps tho entire settlement awake every
night. I have not heard whether he is
putting portion of it into sausage meat
or not.
Mr.. Editor, if you hear OF any one
wanting to buy any pinders please send
them to Reid Garrison, as his vines are
nearly as large as cotton blossom. l
think he will have plenty for sale.
Mrs. j. G. Watkins is off visiting her
mother at Shutdown.
Two young couples OF this section, who
were married recently, are doomed to a
sad disappointment by not seeing their
marriage appear in the papers but am
under the Impression that they nre proud
enough any way, ss saw one Of tho same
couples going to the cotton patch locked
arms" I don't believe will marry II
that Ia the result.
Wishing the INTELLIaESCER aud its
force the richest Of blessings, am your
humble servant JOE.
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Alice Ecwc.
Alice EcUc,
Eolno Of Us are feasting On turMips.

Eolno Of us are feasting on turiIips.
DR.. II. II. Scudday, of Deans, was down
in this section last week.
The cord of the Wedding bells is boing
pulled occasionally. Wo heard one
young man say he intended to propose
the next time lie visits hor. That's
right, Burt.
Mr.. Willie T. Hall has returned from
Georgia.
Mr.. Bass. Hall has returned to his first
love at Antreville.
T think some Of our neighbors have
caught that disease that "Eyes and Ears"
spoke of, that is, breaking out at the
mouth.
+ think ifsome Of tho parents would
learn their children some manners, they
would be doing good fo- themselves and
for society. Children hardly ever address
older persons as Mr., but use their given
name. Everybody loves good children
with pretty manners. 1t is awful to hear
children from 6 to yoars old cursing.
Parents, remember God holds you ro-
ponaible for your children.
A certain couple met few nights ago
for the first time in two years, and it was
joyful meeting. :.
The prayer meeting at this place is well
attended and we hope is doing good.
Messrs. F. NJ. Anderson and w. P.
Bell have formed partnership at this
place, and are now merchandising under
tho firm name of Anderson & Bell. They
are clever gentlemen, and wo wish thcm
success.
Some Of tho boys must have seen bear
last Sunday night from the way they
fired their guns or pistols. thought all
the bears wero dead in this country.
SING SANG.
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AndersonvilIc Itoms.

Our people are we'll up with gathering
their crops.
The molasses crop is the largest for sew
eral years.
Miss Fannie Earle spent several days in
our section.
Prof J. II. Harbin conducted singing
at our Church last Sunday. The people
like him as singer very much. Flo was
accompanied by MIR. - Simpson.
Misses Lula Bailey and Ellen McLes.
key, two Of Georgia's accomplished young
ladies', visited our section last Sunday and
took In the singing. Come again, young
ladies, and stay longer.
Mr.. W. J. Reed has about completed
his handsome residence.
Mr.. Joe Dodd and sister, OF Walhalla,
spent couple Of days with their uncle,
Mr.. J. N. Smith, at this place quite re-
Gently.
MIR. T. N. Edwards has gone to Oakland,
Fla, where he will spend the winter. We
understand others will follow his exam
pie in the near future, and what bothers
US IL they all 60 without cook. Who is
responsible. the boys themselves or is 1t
the girls3 We will bot June bug next
year that it is the girls that won't go.
The huntsman is heard in the land, and
the opossum is moro plentiful than usual,
and very fat. We are looking every day
for some one to bring us good, fat one.
"Wonder WHO 1t will be p
Corn shuoking ls tho order Of tho day,
or rather the nights in this section.
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- The possibility that electricity may
be applied to common carriages,
ges is fast becoming probability. Al
ready important experiments have been
made on these limos. An electrical car
riage is now being operated on the streets
Of Chicago, actratcd by a strong battery.
Chicago is we'll adapted to experiments
Of this character by reason OF the absence
OF stiff grades on it's streets. The in
ventor has not yc! solved the problem oi
storage traction, but as n beginning his
experiments arc encouraging.
In country town in Northern
Pennsylvania thero lives man who sells
milk, carrying it from house to house
morning and evening in small handcart.
There is nothing strange about that, but
his companion on these daily trips is the
strangest you ever heard of-an old gray
goose, who follows him about in the most
dignifed manner and stands watch over
the cart, letting no one go near it in his
masters absence.
- At the little town of Switzer in this
this county thore lives man by the
name OF w. W. Boiter, somewhat noted
character in tho community, who picked
from sun to sun on Saturday last 51C
pounds of cotton. This is perhaps tho
highest limit evor reached. There is no
doubt as to tho correctness of the figures.
If anybody can do as we'll let him speak.
iSpGTt1n61Grg Herald.
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"Tha Quickest Yet"

Ths Sea Board Air Line via Greenwood
and Port Royal and Weltern Carolina
Railway, furnishes unrivalsd transporta-
ton facilities to and from all points North
and East. As & freight line it is the safest,
shortest and most satisfactory. AS pas
senger route, it is deservedly the most
popular. It's merits are excellent equip.
ment, safe transportation snd quick time.
For full information relative to this new
short line (via Greenwood). rates, sohed-
uies, ETC., call upon or write to Chss. 8.
Heard, Soliciting Freight and Passenger
Agent, Augusta, Ga.
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Oakland Dots.

Mr.. Newton Clinkscales broke his en-
gine wheel down last Friday. and guess
It will bother him little in ginning.
Miss jamie Bowen, OF this section, spent
the night with Mr.. j. A. Alewlne one
night last weok Come again, we are
glad 10 have you - our n:'.t
Corn shuckings are coming In fashion
again. There has beel, sualu shEckiug
about hero for the last week or tTn.
Our preacher, Rev. T, Ii. Garrett, spent
last Saturday night with Mr.. J. D. Ale
wine. We are always glad to have him
in our midst
Mr.. Crayton Alewine spent Saturday
night. 9th inst, with his father, Mr.. ]. D.
Alewine. He is well pleased with hia new
home, and We wish him much success.
Mr.. Boy what is the matter with you.
I don't reckon it .nits you tosmoke cigars
aud lean back. We want you to let us
know whether you arc dead or not.
The Union Meeting commences at Flr:t
Creek Church next fifth Saturday and
Sunday. Everybody is respectfully In
vlted to attend the meeting. DITTO.
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Catarrh.

Catarrh is most disgusting ailment and
yet many unnecessarily sulIor with the
disease. They will try local applications,
which do no good whatever, but fail to
try such constitutional treatment MS is al
forded by q use Of B. B. B. botanic Blood
Balm), which removes the mucous poison
in the blood and thus oradlcates the cause
OF the disease.
N. G. Edwards, Lampasses Springs,
Tex, writes: ~ was greatly annoyed with
catarrh which impaired my general
health. The discharge from my nose was
very offensive, and L used various adver-
tiscd remedies without benefit until finally
The use OF B. B. B. entirely cured me. 1
am proud to recommend blood remedy
With such powerful curative virtue"
3. G. Kinard & Son, Towaliga, Ga,
writes: "NYe induced q noighbor to try B.
3. B. for catarrh, which he thought incur
able as it had resisted NIL treatment. 1t
delighted him and continuing Its use he
was cured sound and well"
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Oh, What q Cough.

Will ?ou iced tie warning The sisnal
psrhsps of the sure approach CT that more
terrible disease Consumption. Ask your-
selves if you can afford for the cake OF say
ing SOC. to run The risk ans! do nothir, fol
it. We know from eSpereno: that Shiloh's
Cure will cure your cough. IL never fails
This explains why more than q million
bottles were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group ard whoopins cough at once. Moth
ers, do not be without it. For lame back
side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Sold by Hill Bros.
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uWashingon,'' concert rectation-Elio see'
Meta Hcn.ha!l, Minnie Payne. Mary Parker.
Composition. "The Puritans'-Luc:e Gilmer.
sEeech, "Columbia"-Erncst Pcore.
Speech, "Maron"-Dayid T,ylor.
etOry ofSerg. Jaaper-Be.tha Reese
Speech, sour Flag'-Jmme Craig, Walter
Peorc.
Story OF the Civil WAr-Eunlce HILL
The Blue and the Gray"-11elen Caihine.
Naming the Thirteen Colonies-Alce Maddox
Mary Lewis, Mamie Craig, Willie Russell, Jse
Brown, Willie Archer, Eugene Watkins, Ida ses
Jepnls Stevenson, Louis Murphy, Rob GiIiner,
Mac. Carlisle, Sue Pinckney, Louis Archer, VII
liam Todd.
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Tho people of this soction nrc nearly
done picking cotton.
Wc arc all holding our cotton for it to
riso to eight cents.
Mr.. Priecely Jones had house-covor-
ing the olhor day. There was largo
crowd present.
Mr.. William Erwin and his son Ar
thur attended Abbeyille Court.
Mr.. Jim Fowler is talking about talk
ing visit to Georgia. I wonder if lie is
going to bring her back with him.
1t seems that "velvet stripes and brass
buttons" likes to puff, but We will leave
1t to his ignorance. A HUSTLER.
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COLUMBUS Day" in Anderson.

The four hundredth anniversary Of the
discovery Of America by Columbus was
appropriately observed by the schools of
the city last Friday, and the exercises
will long ba remembered by the morry
participants. While there Tna no sus-
pension Of bunness In the city, the flag OF
our country could b. seen floating from
many placos, aud tho naEe Of Christie
pher Columbus nas on tho tongue OF evory
one.
In the early morning the Cadets OF the
P. II. 1. held short but interesting ezer-
cises in the Institute Chapel, and at $50
O'Clock, in response to an invitation,
formed into line and the three Companies
m reh Al IN
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c. +. Jones &; Co.'S. Clothing Store is the
place for the Men and Boys to get their
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Shirts and Furnish.
nishing Goods. This is q new Stock, and
as goods are 80 much cheaper, Of course
they can sell new goods lower than they
could If they had old goods to work off.
Be sure TO get their prices before you buy.