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@ruppe II unb Is. Nacbtrog. : Qtmz
faiien6 beri6ieOene animaliicbe 8ro6ucte,
9In9emiltel, Sett, Del, Seiten, Ger5en
II. /. No.
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item Rreis.
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Sumbarb & So, Chicago, 3 Breiie; @bieo9o &nbber
Rotnt 60, @bicogp, 5BretIe; Semolr WtfQ. So, @btcogo;
=. $. Gbomos 90. @bica9o; 39e Watts Sc SolDer So,
@btco9o; 8. 8. 9unbanl, @Dicogo; 8olentine g. So,
Chicago, 3 Nrelie; 8ercp Brothers, @btcogo & 9etrott,
3 @reiIe; @blcogD @arutib @%pmpoup. @bico9o, 2 4reiie
Reotb & Wtlalten a1i9. So, Gbico9o, 8 Rreiic; SoDn q.
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uebrtQe y ct. Stuaten- 81 Yret1e.
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llnTabrltatiDn, Serltr; SootiCbe N1alln uno SDoafabrtf,
S6ofen; 9, YDrmonnga6fol9er e Breiiel Berlin; So.
oelnann & 50. e Yreiie), S6lpeiufurt; 9r. @ug. 8ebs
renS q 60, Semeltn9en; 81. @mil Sacobie1t, BERTH;
Sat & GbIinger Is 8rsiiel Stuttgart; Bruno 9ampel z
Wtonrtb s. 60, ,6ou9enbteteu; S. 8. WtulIer & 60,
Stuttgart; Nt. &oumefelb & 60, 9lanfeuburg; Or
@ugen &ibaal e Preile), Seur6a1; g. Siegel s. 90. e
YretIe), Stuttgart; &ouis @ertbeim, 5ranffurt.
6 II 91anb-1 II Yretie. StaIten- 5 9reiie.
III garte eft = l 4rets. cnobDr- l BreiS.
@epIp : 8reiie. Me rirp-3 8reiie. @ a III
i 9rctS. On arf-2 8reiie. 9tep SDutt
90 aleS-2 Breiie. Sapon-7 8retie. Ar9en:
ttntsn 9reife: @9ina grsis, @nB;
: greiie. 9 d 10 eben-2 8retIe. GoIumbio
= @retS. 9roftIten-3 Nreile.
lleber cine 9lnSabl bon S9auitidcn III
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Sylfem Der melt !"
Sie6em tagfi6e 9saGagier Sitge naG
... 0em 0ftem =

Oett 9ten
Gon beuert apet pta 2pgansport uno Columbus unb
flnf oia Sort g8oDne lnb Mtansfel6 9eben, nit 10 pielen
@rtra=Ibtbeilnn9en aIs nDtbpenbig iein %tperben, nm
Die Observation-Disclosures in p~rpunpter @eiIe 3u bez
%fpdltteen - nerIafien @bico9o nom Union 9afo9ier-
8abnbof, @onal= uuo Mt~aoiiou=stroBe, unb balten an III
Gn9letpoob, @ranb Groiiin9 unO 9putb Chicago, nm
Observation-Disclosures unb @epdt auf5uuebmem.
geipnbere Snformation unb 9GGoFpo9en . Eidets
fam man i1 ii6ern ouT beu Sificen Der n9euuIpIponia
Sine" in 248 Sputb GIarf GtraBe uno inn @nbitoriumt.
Sotel, Chicago; feraer in @bams @gpreB @ebdube ON
Mibpo9 BIaiIance auf bent @eltausI telun9splabe pber
inbem mGH ft9 ibriftlib tpeubet an
n. r.. DERENC,
&iFftents General @ofaeier . ggeut,
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Un Seud1t9as erittdt.

Sri. Sennie Muuen, Srau Stole Moore
unO GDomaS Wu0en aus @ibion Gcnter,
sc. g., trafen am Samltag in Gbtcagp Elm,
nm iib Die NuSitelung an3uieben. sic
nobmen, mie i9on aue ibre 0erpan6ten
Dor ibnen 9etban battelt, in Dem 9auie BON
George 9. @oones, SEQ. 116 80. StraBe,
8obnung. 9te 8riibitiidsitunoe mar
geitern Mor9en idon porIber unb noc6
INNER paren Sic bei6en 0amen, Sic Elm
Simmer 5ufammen betpobnten, ntcbt erz
i6ienen. 6rau Goone8 tlopfte beSbalb an
ibre Tbire, erbielt aber feline Mntiport.
3uoem ftel tbr Elm ~itarfer @aS9eru6 auf
unb ie IteB bic Tbiir onfbredben. 8eibe
9amen lagen lebloS in ben 8etten. 53met
Qer5te murben gerufen unb bteie %fanben,
baB SRI. Wtuuen beretts toOt, Srau Otoore
bageget III bepuBtlos mar. Otab itunbenz
Ian9en 8elnitDungen gelang es, 2ebtcre
ms 2eben suriiG5urufen unO nun er3dblte
tie, oaB tie it6 erinnere, baS @as ausgez
blolen gu BADEN. SRI. Wtuuen'S 9eibe
tpurbe na3 Signuno'S Worgue gebra@t.
Srau Woore beftnbet ii6 iebt auBer@efabr.
I'm Steau1giu6en6en BEL Ser 9e9en7
tpdrtisen gtotblage bas Grlangen bon 8ez
i6aftigung gu erleibtern, ntmmt oaS
Q(benObIatt Der SutnoiS StaatS5eitung
Stelenge1u6e u1entaeltli6 dIf.
, 1893-10-16
Oer gefriOe SoNNtag.
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Ole unterRaltun9 oes publifums
81 for9en.
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GeHiiaEI-A

Der 9etrige Sonntag in Ser rciBen
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ieinen fttIen Gorgdngerr. 8enn ou6 nur
81 $40 soblenbe 8eiu6er gu per3etdnen
tparen, 10 berri6te bo9 auf sem Blabe un6
in Sen @ebduben Elm lebbafte5 Gretben. Ser
8ertpaLtungSrat6 bate nGn1licb am Cams
tag Qben6 bel6loiien, Ben 8eiu5ern audb
etnmal al einem Sou1tagc etnige @ttraf>
tionen unb 8equemli6teiten I'll bteten, uno
ct bate Die Gonceiltpndre, eini9lieBlt6
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offen gu balter. SDgar fir muitfalti6e
llnterbaltung bes 8ubliflms mar 9eior9t,
un6 bic Sntramural>8abn, ioDte Die Sdbr>
Seuge auf ben 2a9unen pdren in 8etrieb.
Si9erli6 ipdre Der 8eiucb geItern bebeue
tend itGrter g~etpelen, tpenn otele Nnoronln2
gen bes 8ertpaltungSratbes friber crfolgt
un0 better befannt getp0roen tpGren. Wenr
bieie Nnorbnungen fir Die nocb berbleiben>
ben StDei Sonntage in &raft be1teben blei>
ben, moran niBt gu %8ipeifeln lit, tueroen lte
et11e1 9i1ittgen GinfluB auf ben Sonnta9sz
beiu6 auS5uiiben ntbt perfeble1t. 9aS
pr1cbtlge Netter geltern macbte BEN Nufents
bait in ber peiBen Stnot ieDr angenebm.
6eute begtnnt bie Scbulfinberppbe, in
tpelcber aue 30gltnge Der bieitgen S6ulen,
lOtpie au3 ale anbern &inber 9egen BEN
geringen Breis bon 10 Gents Gintritt Sur
meiBen Sta6t erbalten. 0aB bic armen
&tnoer bon Der Npcbe ebenfallS i6ren 8orz
t6etl baben, oafir baben bocb6er5tg geitnnte
6erren unb 9amen gut @enI9e gclor9t.
Sir beute gta1mtttag bieten itb auf benz
2luSiteuungSplaBe ben 8ciu9ern na3ites
benoe Nttrafttonen:
tbr Nacbm,: 8enoirconcert, Wultf7
bale.
p l1br Ofacbm. Grercitien Ser 2ebenSz
rettun9sitation.
3 l1br Jta9m. 9tuiitl9es Concert, Self
bale.
4 lt6r g1a4m.: Snternat. Sreiconcert,
Seitballc.
6 uDr a6en68; G6inetides g%euertperf,
Wfi6moD.
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TeuertDerf, 9a9unen.
uDr N6eno5 Glectrii9e TontGne.
8 llbr 9lbenOS: Snternationaler 8au,
Natotortum, WtibmoD.
81 llbr MbenoS @Lcctrtlbe TontGne.
8is II ubr Ibcn0S often: @artenbau>
ISAIAH, Sl1cberetp1lalt.
Peute; Gr0fnune ser 6efigeIausfeaune.
Sir Die beute ~beginnen6e @~efliigelausz
l~telung ltnb 34O0 Srid @efliigcl, barurter
600 Sauben atgentclbet. Die Breisridbter
tperben am Mittipocb nit Der 9riifung Der
ouS9eitelten S09el Beginner. Die 8rG7
mien fir Sic fur preisipertb ~befunbenen
8Ogel beiteben aus @jelbpreiicn bon $40 bis
81 berab. 2tm II. Oftober folgt arf bie
@efHgeIauslteuung cine lolcbc bon leicbten
Bferoen, am 23. Sftober cine 6ettptebausz
lteuung.
Der S~efFaIenoer.
Der Seitfalen6er BET meiBen Gtaot tt
n0b I'M einige Nunlmern oermebrt NOR
ben. 9erielbc entbGLt bis ieBt foLgen6e
Spe5talzSeite:
81 Nftnhcr monhot4o~<O~~
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9aS @ben6bratt Der Sutnots Staatsseiz
tun9 bat eS in Der fur3en 53ett ieines 8eitez
bens 5u etnem bebeuten6en un6 beItGn6tg
ipacbienben 2eierfreiie gebracbt.
, 1893-10-16
u. O. u. 10.

II. ". ~. ~.
Sir Ben Sag oeS Nncient Orber Of Unit
te0 Worfmen, ben 20. Sftober, bat bas
8orberettun9S Gomtte bes SroenS gc1tern
Die arrangements a6gei6lofsn. Son
elmer S~traBenpara6e bat man abge1e6en.
lin 2 l1br ~9tacbntitta9S ftnoet in Der Seitz
bale etne Seicr itatt, bel pelber @roBmeiz
iter @aQDpaD, Past Supreme Master"
@arne 8iIiDn bon Detroit, @roBmeiter
Safe bon g}ebraSfa, @r8roBmctiter Senator
8crrD un6 Gr9rOBmeilter Sin bon SQinois
Ge6cn baIten wcroen. Orgeloortrdge uno
@elangSDortrG9e Des 2otus>@ Stubs, icipie
9eflan1attonen tper0en Nbpecb5lung in 0as
Yro9ramm b%rin9e1.
Gin Seemanns=Ga9.
Sin rSeemamnS>3 Sag" mtr6 am rs. Oft.
burD aiDet Wa1ierparaben, fir tpelc6e @6ef
collins bonn 6ii9erei<0 9 Department. Sic Or
ran9ementS bereitS getrpffen bat, ~begangen
iperoen, Sim 8ormittag I'm 10 l16r ioQ
ouf ben Gagunen cine groBe Yaraoe aQer
our9 9ampf, Gleftri5itdt o6er ionitige
Wfotore1 betpe9ten Sabr3eu9e ftottftnben,
am gfa9mtttag ioQen ouf ben I'M groBen
Baltn reranferten 8ooten allcgoriicbe
OarlteQun9en aus Ben Seemanns>Q eben
por9eflbrt mer0en, DGbrenb an N6eno UNI
= ubr etne 3meite BaraOc itattftnben fol-.
Sir Die beiten becorirten 8oote liuo 8
8reiie bon So Bis gu $40 a~us9ewOrfen.
Gomfod uro ole miowoY plaifance.
SSn Der @ilar67 Safe belt geItern Nabz
mttta9 por elmer meiltenS aus alien Sung
fern uno ionitt9cn Temperen5i6meftern be-
ftebenDe 8eriommlung Der berii6tigte
profeliioneQe Iugenoboloz un6 zipiBel
0tntbonD @omftod.ouS Stem gort cine Ser
bommun9Sreoe gc9en 9epiiie, angebltcb bas
2aiter uub bic l1nltttlibfeit f0rocrnbe
S9auteQungen an Der WiopaD glaiionce.
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bOrcrtnnen, Dab bret Ser i6Gimmiten
Sln0enpfu6Ie bereits 9eid(onen leten. ST.
babe etnen gan3en Sag ba3u benubt, nm
itcb bic i6limmiten StGtten anSuieben 1no
beoa1ere es MIR, oaB man bel BEN @ertcbten
bier nur menig ge9en Die SDrberung Der
llnitttIt3fett ausricbten f0nne. SIM QBeiz
tercn ipra6 Der SugetbbolO iber WoBz
regeLn GUT Seltrafung BON Qeuten, Die Durcb
8erbrettung iblitpfriger 2iteratur unD
8tlDer 0aS refine @emutb Ser Sugen6 Der>
giften uno berpeiten, un6 er ldbloB nit
etnem Qtppel an feline 3u60rcrinnen, bic
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
in tbrem Sample 9egen unmGBtgfeit, 6az
sarolpiel uno 9egen baS Qeien l6lecbter
Sucber 3u ul1teritltBen.
2llt=rDien.
Ser 9eitriqe Sonntog bat fib nit ieinen
8 $1,000 Seil6ern ni9t nur fir bic Q8eltz
altsiteQung i'm Nlgemetnen, ionoern oucb
fit Die : 8 iener ais Elm le6r elm
trdgIid3er erpieien, benin Der v@rabcn" tpar
boil BON @diten, bie iib an Sen 6od5z un0
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. erg0bten unb i'm gcz
ieltgen Gerfebr nit Srcunoen sic 3cit in
angenebmlter QGeile bertrieben. Nucb beute
l0cbt Die Come Dte0cr freunolidbft auf bic
@rbe berab uno labet S~eoermann elm, 6inz
olSSulpo5teren our vBeiBcn -Stabt" un6
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-09-07
WE'LL TFhE GOVEstNors DO I,s,

The Alliances seem 10 be in a hnd way.
They arc appealing To Governor rillmun To-
call an extra session OF the legislature
before November 18th. The first To start
the ball was Mccall Alliance in Marlboro
county, the next was Il call 10y "cliz"n
OF Barnwcll county for mass meeting for
the same purpose and the last one heard
from Was McchancSvilc Alliance near
columbia. VIII the Governor do il? II
not will these pcoplcfccl disappointed 1t
it is hardly probable that if this should hc
done that 1t will benefit tie farmers to any
great extent. If debts are not collected fo,
two months The business of this country
will be practically suspended for that
lclgth of Time
The most Of The hard times and stringcn
cy brought about and caused by distruSt
lack of confidence and 10y politicians who
. don't know what they are talking about
II seen to us that the Governor is in
rather close place. If he calls the extra
session for this purpose he illinjurc mary
more than lie will benefit and if he refuses
to call the extra session he will make the
fellows that he has got in his brccchrs
pocket mad, While j: is not clearly stated
by any OF the Alliances yet it is plainly seen
t lat their object is to ask the aid Of the
legislature to hold their cotton for a better
price. SUPPOSE the legislature should do
this and the people hold their cotton for
two months they would at the end of that
tinc bc compelled to sell it and perhaps at
the same price, in which event they would
be In a far worse condition than they are
now. Then again there is Il large class Of
persons in this State that arc entirely de-
pendent upon the merchant and others who
furnish them supplies on time, and this
class would be the greatest sufferers Of any
because those merchants who had furnished
them on time could not do it any long
or because wholesale dealers would
not supply them with stay law
staring them in the face; and the time con-
sumcr could not sell anyof his corn, cotton,
,tc., where there was a lien or mortgage
'vcr it without applying it TO his debts.
The situation is n very serious one for
he Gnvcrnar and his action in the matter !
viii Dc watched with interest.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-09-07

On our first page will be found Il procla.
NATION by the GOvcrnCr which appeals TO
the tender sympailics Of tie people of tins
State with great fore" and everyone who
reads it should feel that he can and will do
something for those vino were in the terri
Hfc cyclone. Hundreds Of lives have been
lost, all the property, crops included, have
been swept away and the people ON the
coast are in Il most destitute condition.
Especially we, who live IN the upper
part of the State, and away from the Cy-
clone belt, who are 50 abunda!ty blessed
should thank God gnr His kind providence
take courage and come to the help of nlr
suffering citizens. Anything will br taken,
food, c'"ihC% money or anything else.
The Srhr;HEr. will take pleasure in for.
wnrling any contributions 10 Governor
.:lilnran or The relief committee Which II,
has an1EtcM
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-09-07

by depositing your ticket with tho
Secretary of the Commercial Club
This city is moro worthy Of a visit
than almost any other of its size in
the West, and offers the greatest in
duccment to traveller and tourist
Between Indianapolis and Chicago
the line travcrscs the very best aSri-
cultural and commercial territory, and
the ride is one Of unparalleled COM
fort and beauty.
Bear in mind that the G, II. e ID.
and Monon Route trains all run via
Burnside Crossing, from which point
the Illinois Central suburban trains
run direct to the Worlds Fair
Grounds every moment. At EnGle-
wood connection is made with the
electric cars, which run every five
minutes to the grounds, but we recon-
mend all persons to so directly into
the Dearborn Station, which is locat-
cd in the heart of the city and from
which all street car lines converge,
then go directly by car or cab to your
hotel or boarding place. First locate
NpulScii hHO" "llttC ilNt HOW YOU
are to live while in Chicago. Get
the locality firmly fixed in Your mind,
before going to the Worlds Fair by
any numerous convenient ways; the
cable cars, electric roads, elevated
railroad, Illinois Central II. r., sub
urban trains and the steamboats, af-
ford Accommodations for all possible
! visitors, and it is but five minutes ride
from the business portion of the city
to the grounds. Take Your breakfast
down town, buy your lunch ut the
grounds, and take your supper down
town. Ifyou follow these suggestions
YOU will save money. The facilities
for serving lunch ut the Worlds Fair
Grounds are extra ordinary and the
prices are cheaper than at your own
home, but breakfast and suppcl
should be taken down town, or at
your boarding house. The Worlds
Fair is already the most astouulin.
! and stupcnlouS spectacle ever at
, tempted by any people, and Il day:
y visit will afford more delight and in
, struction than cal possibly be oh
: tanned in any other way or by TN
= same expenditure of money. For fur
thcr particulars, descriptive pamphc
let's, rates, etc, address
y. T. \. HOOVER,
. General Advertising Agent G. II
= & ID. r. r., No. 300 ". Fourth 81
! Cincinnati, o,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-09-07
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1893

The Commissioner of patents rendered Il
decision last week refusing to register the
palmetto tree as trade mark for the dis
pcnsalics. The commissioner closes his de-
cision by saying: "It is considered that
the State of South Carolina, not withstand
ing tho acts Of its governor and State board
of control, has no authority to deal in H.
puors outside its own limits is not the
owner of any trade marks, the righ, to the
use Of thctradc mark sought to br l., giscrch
and therefore the application is dcnicd."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-09-07
Arc You Going To the WORLDS Fair.

If SO, sec that your ticket reads via
CINCINNATI and the G. II & ID. and
Monon--~thc acknowledged "World'a
Fair Route"
The only line out of Cincinnati con-
Meeting with T.. II. V. & G.. and 9. &
G. train No. 2, arriving Cincinnati
1890 p. m. \ solid train carrying
through slccpcrs from Jacksonville,
Savannah, Birmingham, Atlanta, Chat
tanooga, Macon and New Orleans via
T.. ". V. IL & q. & c., G. II. & y.
and Monon Route to Chicago.
You can stop over in Cincinnati if
your ticket reads via the G.. II. e. y.
and Mouon Route, by dcpositing same
with tho Merchants and Manufactm
crs' Association, Chamber of Com,
mcrcc Building, corner of Fourth and
Vine Streets, one block from Foun.
tain Square 0hc G.. III. Il ID. ticket of.
fee is in the same building) This
| enables you to visit the picturesque
"Quecn City" at no additional cost.
and special efforts will be made to en-
tcrtain strangers hospitality.
The universal verdict Of the travel
ing public is that the Pullman Safety
N"stlbulcd trains, running every dav,
"nd Sunday toe" via the {, II. & ID.
and Monon, between Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and Chicago, are without
doubt the "Gncst on earth" These
trains were especially built by the
Pullman Company for this service,
and embrace every improvement.
Their magni.iccnt coaches, luxurious
smoking cars, superb slecpcrs, obscr-
vation cars, compartment sleeping
ears and mcXcc!lcd dining car ser
vice, afford call the comforts OF
| home.
Leaving Cincinnati you pass
| through the beautiful Miami Valley
and for twcnty-h miles the double
tracks run through the very front
door yards of the finest suburban
homes i'll the country. Beyond Ham.
iIton and up to indianapolis, the line
is noted for It's scenic beauty.
a stop over at indianapolis, the
capital Of Indiana, may bc obtained
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-09-07

Many curious and interesting sights
are seen on the Midway PlaiSanc",
this street Of i'll nations, the Mecca Of
i'll visitors to the Great Wor!l's Fair,
ut Chicago; but among all its exhibits
the "Pauoraua of the Swiss Alps" Is
doubtless the most highly artistic.
TO those whose good fortune it has
been to 60 "abroad,' this panorama
awakcns old memories, end to the
many who have been less fortunate
thus really grand painting is rcvcla
ton. 1t IS Il perfect representation Of
the famed BcrncSc Obcrland, as ii
would app~r in all the imm"nsity If
reality to il sight-sccr in the midst Of
the al ps. The illusion j: made per.
feet 10y the truthfulncss Of local color
and by the vigorous and sincere paint
ing Of such artists as Durnand, Ralll
Bovy ana Furct. This superb can
vas WAS paitcd in Paris, Fr;,nc", f.n
the express purpose Of exhibition at
the Worlds Fair, and has received!
the well deserved cncomiums Of all
the leading French and American ar
fists.
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and earthuualic.

ana earthquake.
The Ferris Wheel is now one O
the wonders of the world. It is 2G(
| feet high and rcvolves on solid cns
2 steel axle about three feet in dinme
: ter. IT carries thirty six cars with {
: seating capacity Of eighteen passcn
, gers each. 1t is propelled by steam
, engine directly under it, and makes
= two revolutions in forty minutes, just
fast enough to keep from arrousinG
any centrifugal force. NY wife said
she would not go round in it, but
when we got in the car she could
not see the man at the engine so the
wheel went round. It stopped a
few minutes just when our car was
ut the tip top. The thousands of par
aso!s aud mbcr"las below appeared
about like 40 many carpet tac!is. l
did not have to pull my wife out of
the car when we reached the bottom
and the door opened. She walked
right out, aud went down the steps
to investigate the powerful machin-
cry when had lifted her SO high in
the air, and let her down SO gently
and safely to see her dear little chill
drcn again. No one who goes to the
fair shonld miss a ride in the Ferris
Wheel. Tt affords the only view
from which you can sec every thing,
and Chicago.
The Fire Works on Thursday
; night the 21stult. were the wrandcst
Tie world had ever sccp. a large
crowd was in attendance and the
| fire devil seemed to know it. There
5 had been 30 600 paid admissions to
| the grounds that day, the manage
c mcm was determined to show off, The
$ stage was Lake Michigan and tn,
n ampithcatcr was the shore, and tn,
drop curtain was night and the,
y struck upon it in livid fire every col
or and every shade of every colo
D Known to the artist and every form
$ known to the sculptor. (if that fig
i ere is too high for You. borrow some
$ holy's chair and stand upon it; for
$ have not time to cut it to fD Will
G tncsc pvrotccnics wore rcrformin,
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We II" very sad, nrlrMrh,lv and dis
hCaT!cnrh, anI ulr SnInrSs We are Nurr, j.
shared by Tie Grrrnvilir News and t.aslry
Dem 'ciat. We deserve the sympathy Of
Il generous public. After havin" hcrn
naGc lWlicNc that the pres was to receive
fin" million dollars during t.,sr hard AID
iriEihiul times like :; dull lllld comes th,
announcement eve n-c.v r.r said it,"
TEa rCrutCh father of these wonderful
words Of comfort and cheer to t1lc anti press
dsowrs it and,it is left in the world 4 poor
weak orphan:
owe are already aware that there are ten
million dollars ready to destroy silver mon
cy and allanrr demands. Five millions
Tor the lying l.CItry press and five millions
I" hrlbr congress and .rmtc. Now come
where are We Hi:'
1t WAS rllpHcd from the Peoples Jour-
nal and from thc article signed sc" bu,
the real correspondent &C. SAWS hc is no,
the f;ih' l. of il.
We su!s5cs, that &C" spare no effort nor
money to hunt down and punish the ras.
cal that las 50 maliciuus,N stolen and used
his nom dc rlumr.
Maybe ScNa,"r lrhy is the father of il.
on know hr treated Jim Tllmnn that
wa once and we would ~ soon believe ne
wrote the above rs not Whv, il sounds;
just like him. Oh! how cruel of him lo
do so.
1t hurts "Snnry" SO hai-
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SlfSM.ND & gAYVIiLE R. R. ca.

Samuel Spcnccr +. W Hu:,irIrp r ami Ncuhi,
Foster, kC"riv"r~.
COLUMBIA AND GRl.IENILLE
DIVISION.
Cond"usc.i >'rh;Wlr in effect June !! 1898.
Trans TU:I lay 18th Mciiiiurl 'I'iiic.