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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Substitution of soda For Potash.

At the Rhode Island station expert
ments are being made in pots and in
the field to determine the value of soda
as a substitute for potash; also its value
in connection with potash. In recent
bulletin it is reported that the indica-
tions from the experiments this year are
that soda was inferior to potash, but to
what extent, if any, 1t is important as
plant nutrient in connection with pot
ash in addition to the soda already ex-
listing in our soil can only be ascertain
ed by repetition Of the experiment per-
haps for number Of years. Though the
direct object of the experiment was not
to compare the action of the chlorides
and carbonates Of potassium and sodium,
it was evident that the latter produced
much greater yields with certain crops
than did the ohlorides, and that this
was due to the action of the carbonates
in reducing the acidity or sourness Of
the soil seems probable. A similar bene-
fetal action from the lime in connection
with certain plants, which is In accord
with previous experiments, is also evi-
dent.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Killed By His Own Bomb.

DoUAI, France, Aug. 5.-During the
fetes in the mining district of Aniche, to
celebrate the jubilee of NJ. vuillemin,
manager Of the Aniche Colliery company,
an anarchist named Decoux fired FIVE re-
volver shots at NJ. Vulllemin. Three of
them took effect, though the wounds they
inflicted were mot serious. Directly after
wards tremendous explosion was heard
and Decoux was hurled several yards,
while ten OF the bystanders were thrown
to tho floor and injured by the explo-
sion. Decoux had been carrying a bomb
beneath his cont, which was prematurely
exploded. Decoux was disemboweled and
terrible mutilated, and expired immedi-
ately. He was dismissed from the col
liery after a strike in 1898.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Asking Aid for Mrs. waller.

WASHINGTON Aug, 4.-Messrs. Kenne.
dy, Langston and McGuinn, the counsel
In the Waller case, have united in an ap-
peal for assistance for Mrs. Waller. wife
of John l.. Waller formerly United States
consul at Tamatava, Madagascar, and her
two children, who were left destitute at
Ahtananarivo, the capital of the island,
over 800 miles from the coast. Through
the kindness of Mr. Ethlebcrt c Wood
ford, an American citizcn, Mrs. Waller
and her family were furnished with means
to reach the sea at Vatomandry, and
to take passage to Mauritius, where they
are now stranded and living on charity
for want ~ ,,,s,",e
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
ExEcUToR's SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

By virtue OF an order of the Orphails
Court Of the State OF Delaware. IN andfo
New Castle county. made on he lfth daf or
July. A. d., 1896. will be ey posed to sale o.
public vendue. on
TUESDAY. THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST.
1895, at 10 o'clock n. m. at the County Court
House. In the city of Wilmington. the folicws
ing derorlbed real estate late OF Rose LAIn-
piskey. d eeeaBed TO wit:
All that certain lot OF laad. with two-
story brick dwelling house thereon erscfed
situated in the said city OF Wilmington. te-
ginning at a point on tho westerly side of
buttonwood street at tfirty feet widel the
distance of ninsty seven feet six iHches
southerly from she southeriy side of Lob
deli street at tirty feet wide. thence soutiters
iy along said westerly side of Dutionwood
street one hupdred and ave fest TO a corner
of land lateiy conveyed to Kate Potthr;
thence with said POrter's line westerly par
allel with "A" street one hundred feet to q
corner; thence northerly parallel with Butt
tnnwood street one hundred and hve feet 70
another corner and thence eastefiy and paf-
allel with Lobdell street one hundred teeft o
the said esteTly side OF Buttonwood street
and place OF beg inning VI aMdk
Attendance Will b. given Rpdsterms made
known by SECURITY TRUST AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY Exeeator. or by JOHN
+. NlElDS. its attorney.
Attest:
CoLES FEpousoS. Clerk Orphans Court.
lgG- SEA -h@S-fz
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Another for psfenaar.

CorTAaE CRY, Mass, Aug. b.-The
New York Yacht clubs run on Saturday
was from Newport to Vineyard, a dis.
tance Of thirty-seven miles. The principal
interest of course, was In the contest be-
tween Defender, vigllant, Puritan and
Volunteer. Defender won In splendid
style, defeating vigilant by more than
i've minutes. The Jubille was third and
Volunteer fourth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
fruis rrsss stripped By Rain.

NYAoK, N. r., Aug. b--The worst rain.
fall in years occurred here yesterday after.
noon. Streets were flooded and rendered
impassabic, and much damage was done
70 property throughout the county. Fruit
trees, which were loaded, were stripped Of
all their fruit, and some trees were broken
down. Overlooking streams made travel
ing impossible on roads In the country
Aiatrfata
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rsll alztz r.st ints n ! 0..rrr.. J. -.

BKTHnEHRn. Pa, Aug. S----JShn Haa1s
ascd-47 years, was brought 10 ST. Luksls
hospital with his left arm manaled ana
head badly cut and bruised. Hsar, while
nt his post Of duty at the slate quarry Of
Lewis Smock d Co., near Slatedsls, Yves
struck by the hoist which operates the
boxes filled with rubbish from the quarry.
He fell headlons 10 the bottom Of the
quarry, sixty feet from the top.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
Probably pIed Of staryatIon.

LowvILLE, N Y, Aug. "a skeleton
which Is believed to be that of "Dick''
Scofleld was found in the swamp north of
this place. Scofield has been missing since
last May, and IL is now supposed that he
lost his way in the swamp and died of
starvation. He was 30 years old, and o
veteran Of tho late war.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
prowned In the Delaware,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 5.-George wilks,
aged 30 years, of Sonth Shields, England,
where he has a wife and ten children, fell
from tho steamer Weehawken, on which
he was stoker, and was drowned In the
Delaware river. Wilks had been drinking,
and was sitting on the handrail Of the
boat, whom he lost his balance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
No sunday parb,rinr Alloraa.

NEW York, Aug. 5.-Judge Stoever, in
supreme court chambers, has rendered o
decision sustaining the constitutionality
Of the act passed by the last Legislature
closing all BARRIERS shops in this state on
Sunday, except those Of New York city
and Saratoga. In this city the shops are
required to close after a. m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
!: ..:3T&CAPTURE HAWAII.
Discovery Bf an Alleged Reyolu-
- tionary Conspiracy. a
TO RE-ENTHRoNE LILIUoKALAHL

Young Rudolph sprectIss Said TO be Bsoh-
ing the Plan to Capture the ISLANDS,
loot HonoluIu aad Connscate the Prop
srty of the Present Rniers.
BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 6.-The Chronicle
prints story exposing an alleged plot TO
restore Queen Liliuokalnni and loot Homo
lulu. Rudolph Spreckles, youngest son
Of Claus 6preckles, is said to be backing
the scheme. The Chronicle says one Of
the best filibustering expeditions ever
fitted out ON American soil was discov-
cred in San Francisco ON Saturday. Its
object is, or was, to take the Hawaiin re-
public by force Of arms, restore TO the
throne ex- Queen Liliuokalani. and divide
money and goods worth approximately
~, ,000. 900 among some 200 freebooters
picked up by ones and twos in western
America.
Tho active agent of the conspirators 10
W. P. Morrow, q native OF Connecticut.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
oompul.ory Rsllriou. Eauea,Iou.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 5-The chamber of rep
resentatives, by a vote Of seventy to fifty
nine, adopted clause of the school bill,
making religious education compulsory.
The voting was accompanied by great dis
order, and the announcement of the re-
suit was the occasion for a tumuituous
scene
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
.Tsg%<I
--1--.-A
Pope loo al nra...

ROME, Aug. 5.-The pope said mass yes
terday in the hall Of the Consistory in the
presence of the American pilgrims who
are here, deputation of the Passionist
fathers Of America and about two hun
dred American tourists. Bishop Burke
Afterwards presented the pilgrims to the
pope
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
A Great Fight in Cuba,

KEY WEST, Aug. 6.-Advices received
here from Trustworthy source in Cuba
are that great fight has occurred near
Baracoa, in which Colonel Sandoyal was
wounded. and that the insurgents have
burned JigaGni and Baracoa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
The Weather.

For New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia, fair; slightly warmer; south
easterly winds. For Columbia and East
ern Pennsylvania, fair; slightly warmer;
easterly winds.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
prownea Do NIaEar. Rlrer,

NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y, Aug. 5.-El-
wood #. Butler, head engineer Of the
Niagara Falls Paper mill, and Timothy
b. Smith, machinist, were drowned
through the capsizing Of their rowboat ON
the river, near Grass Island.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Now ls the time Tor coughs, cold,
bo.rseness aGd the laying OF the seeds for
consumption. Dir Sinms' white pulig on
ie bnlsam is the finest and best remedy
tvor made. is just the medicine to pro-
.rcatahssei cniamities and cure the disease
ito King street.
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pelayed by Z sliebt mI,b.r,.

New YoRK, Aug. b-The French line
steamship La Touraine, from Havre, came
Into port yesterday twenty-four hsurs be-
hind her usual time owing to slight
mishap to her machinery during the voy.
AUa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

just received three car loads OF baled
bay which wo are selling cheap at White
lirothers North East Corner Front and
Ornngo st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Ii you want to buy scarlet clover seed
Euto White Bros North East Cor. Front
IND Orange street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
PUBLIC shLE-I wili sell at public sale "A
Pa. on 'Ess'.'
TUESDAY. AUGUST 9Th. isas
Al one @ clock n. m.

AZ one @ o'cioek p. IN.
A carload OF Kentucky and Indians hoFeea
consisting or trotterA pAcers anu family
broken carriage and general purpose hofses,
also ono pair of nist class mules. ~
NO. ]. billy igo, bay pacing ReldiDR. o. yEk.
Old. 10 andr hifh, sired by Hack Cloud. an.
First dam. bT Dr. Herr. $50. Thia geldiuF Inns
Lad but very little training and showed fun
rniies In 2.eU He Is thoroughly broken, fehr-
less OF steam and electric cars, and wears no
weights or boots. VIII Sail him to pace d fliit
ihile IN 225 or no sale.
No. 9. Brown Reldlnz years oh, 10 hands
high. sired by 0reenlnnder liz First dam
by Mamb!ino Thorn. Thorougi ly broken.
fearless of all objec,s Can trot fuil mile In
40.
No, r. sorreI gelGing. years old. i5[
hands high. thoroughly broken to ali harness
aud fearless OF all objects.
Nos land 5, Pair OF bi ack ReldidEs ailB
years old. l5A hands high thoroughly br1tfn
TO all harness. would make Rn vicganttrstA
for al undertaken.
The balance are all good ages and ;hgrs
ouKbly broken, These horses arc dtreub
from Kentucky and Indiana, selected by tly-
self. expressly for THIS market. Anyone
wanting FIRST class stock should not fatitb
see this lot, every horse TO BIZ as represr srntcd-
speed and qualify and Judge for your>cf.
Can be seen days previous TO sale. WnIGyl.
rain or shine. Two months credit or w pert
cent on tor cash, Catalogues can be obtainen
at Stidham's auction room, Ill T. ith ttfnst
JACOB T. FULMEn-
StidhaIn Sons. Auc. Telephone lsi.
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EycrythlLg made TO order. Pants from
t3 TO 90; suits from sl2t S25. The Hub
Custom Tailoring Co.. 2O8 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

A ilne lot OF watermelons has just been
rsrsiyed by the delaware Fruit ani Pro-
duce Company, No y Il 4th st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
srrcsAa ssnSrloS.
cNpriseapi lsss'Alip |: 80 Z. sseoe q.
NJ r, Davis. Jeweier. PC. End 81
ft.,,{..i.<.. 4 f.a.,, t,u pafxat s.tx fIlIzas-

4It| 'I
Cssprsnears lsssa;p : 40 v. sseee ~
M. r, parIs. Jeweier. DC. End 81
uurpina & klsscs.t,,a parxet.t,s Millsia--,
Asn>ricsn LAUNDRY, ", west Front 81
n nosoa. 30 usnts q dozen at Haydsn's. 70a
hlnfttAt street.
Fcr iirss+class iysing and securing 20
70 the Delaware Dye Works, 2iJ KING
street.
t'r J. II Smith has removed from gIo
tmiison street. to N. ". oornes Seventh
anu Adams. Telephone 497
in Bimuls. No. 6g6 KIM street. has a
worm medicine wbiehlI the bee. On ths
n.arhet Try bottle.
Btnms J,iver Pilts quIct IN ca.tny
heatiacie. spiendid liver al nllaat; hsit
even msdsi thousands cay 80. dJa King
ktrtHt- ass a4sfR . 8a yiG sfs
DIR iilmms' Cholera Syrup tho great
afri cettnin cure for acute and chronic
.SuunxPn cholera mortJus. cholera lnfan.
III summer discusses OF babies aud
lisn. COG King street.
IL. Siinms' Whlts pulmonlc I,aisam. tho
posltive cure III sore throat und lung dls.
fnses. ecunhs. hUaraeness. Group blood
ktAitinx. as. Sold by regular drugyists
ouly and Ut 601 klng street ut so vents aad
Tie healthy. wealthy and wise all us,
pr.f hlInms Whlts Pulnonir BalsaIn.
when troubled with coughs. sore throat.
lung diseasss. &c.. b0c aud si. Depot ooj
KING street
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ehortr-.shor.s-shpr,..

The ntariae scene,
Nav on sale at the KEPuBi.IoAN Office. fa
equal tn amy oilpainiIng. Price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

4 lI. DahAkprs
IL PENNY ROYAL Pills
Are the only genuine Pennyroyai Pills
made. Twenty-Five yesrS experience
Rcld hy druggists. Once. 800 N. Ninth
street. phila. By mall or Al oifee, ".
Adyice free. Lalies beware OF irnita-
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IIU suIHFHF uf5bub3o o
dren, Cog King street.
Sec tl,e Erldue.

a sunerb etching on sale at the REruDII
ctk office. PriceSi.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

rOnD lbs Havana Shorts for snle at 8.
" cnrner Second and Shlpiey streats. at
70 cents pound. City Market Cigar Fac
tory. II. +. BouHDos prop.
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A DMINIsTHATUlps SALE
N OF

by virtue OF an order OF the Orphans
Court of the State OF Delaware, In and aor
New Castle county made on the nth day Qf
July. A. d.. 1895. Will be exposed to saie AZ
public venuue,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05
ON TUESDAY,

New Castle county made on the Nth day Of
July; A. D., 1895. will be exposed to saie AZ
public vendue.
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST A. D.. 1865.
At 10 o'clock a. IN,
Al the County Court House In the city of
Wilmington tho following described real ee-
ate late OF William +. Finley deceased, 70
All that certain lot OF land. with two-
story brick dwelling thereon erectrd. situate
tho easterly side Of Klrhvood street at tho
distance OF one hundred and twenty rect ak
Of Tenth street tbenee easieTIy psrsIleistS f
Tenth street. passing through the middle OF
the division wall OF this house and the QUE
adjoining on the north sixty eight feetto the
westerly side OF an allcy.nine feet Ave lucAts
wide; thence southerly along saih aide OF eath
alley fourteen feet TO . corner; thence wse-
through tho middle OF the divlrion wsli 81
this house and the one adjoining on the
south sixty eight feet to the aforesaid aide OF /
kirkwood street. and thence tierssffh
northerly fourtsen feet to the placepf ha-
ginning. be the co ntonts thereof what they s
may, with the use OF said alley. In cohltnpn 4
with others eniitied thereto forever.
Attendance Will be given aud termi ua,ie
sEcumTY TRUST AND SAFE pEPosir
COMPANY. Administrator. or by BENJANtN
NlELDs. ESQ. Its attorney
CoLEN FERGUSON. Clerk urpt ans' ,Cours
~ y26 70 al l2.
DUBLIC sALE-will be sold at public sate
on farm OF Preston Lea, known as tho
Nnylor farm on ludelphia pike. half mile
fr n Wilmington. on
TUESDAY. AUGUST 6. ls9l
At O'clock sharp
good milch cows. 9 2beir4rs. thoro lshbssa
llclstein bull. Farming utensils 1 roller. j
two-horse cultivai or. one horse cultivatofs
Ohio hay and fodder cutter. No. II DISK
4 f.ZWlr Al ..r41
chine. Mccormick binder. hay tedl.r. a
Germantown wagon tread power, " am
fan. syracuse plows. milk cans. 30 uuaFb
4g-Quurts, and serving cans
PkEsToN Lea. I.
THOMAS z. MALiN. F
l.. W. stidham Son. Auc.
EXECUToRs sALE-wnI be sold at pu5,
~ lie sale. at tho corner Of Carrie sheeS
Lane and Head street. on
THURSDAY. AUGUST g.
At O'Clock p. M.
HoGseh old and kitchen furniture, bedstcada
feather beds pillows. holsters &c. old fAshs
ion dosk clocks stoves. dishes lumber and .
DAVID I.ENTZ Executor of
Henry Leniz. deceaeei.
u. W, stldhAm \ Son. auct's a35-d-5
DUBIIc sALE-will be sold at public salo
J. on
THURSDAY. AUGCsrs. 1904
At2p. M.
The paper and fixtures OF tins paper store at,
tho late Edwin d. Evans. No. SOL W. Secofldsl
street consisting of lot of wall paper sturf
fixtures and shelves aid step ladder. a.oVei
ana tools used by paper hangers. Pantr M
new last Spring. All in good order. ist-lv.e
DURLIC SALE-win be sold at pub.Ia slio
at No. IA West Ninth street. on
WEDNESDAY. AUG. 7th, 1885,
At / o'clock p. m.
good bedroom suites. carpets mating,
ext tension table, chairs parlor suite. cuux
and room stoves nearly new gas stoyrs,
nearly new gasoline stoves in goo | or tef
dishes. kitchen utensils and many Other2ar-
tlcleA sale positive, Il
Mrs. NJ Il. JONES.
L. W. stidham h Son. Auc. as-st
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Nt,TiOE

NJ oTICE-TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE
IN CITY AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR
ieoi
The undersiRncd. heceivor of Taxes for the
strtet, between Market and King streets,
dnrinR the months OF July ana August 1898.
between the hours OF and i2 In the morn
inR and from = TO In the afternoon. for the
purpose OF receiving taxes. On oil taxes paid
during July there will be n reduction OF
cents on every dollar. and all taxes paid OH
and after tho first day OF August shall be
payable Without a reduction as aforesaid.
and all tnxes unpaio on the fiist day OF Sop.
teniber shall be Increased by the addition OF
! per centuin on the amount thereof.
EDMUND MITCHELL, JR.,
Receiver Northern District, Including all
north Of Sixth gtreet.
EUlENE SAVERS.
Receiver Southern District, Including all
south of Sixth street. 1l3-2m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

DRQPOSALS FOR CLOTHING PRO
" posais Will be received by Board OF Po-
lice Commissioners until August 8. at l pm,
1895. Tor Furnishing 70 tall an d winter uni
tbrph incpdiag C2 helmets. for police fore.
hahh proposal must be ncconpanicd By
salfpiaa JOHN r.. DoLAH,
s26-tf Chief of Police.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

Sold by Druggists, sent prepaid receipt price,
49, s (may be assnred eIcept es 81 size only.
pa hunrHRErs Enlarged Revised, nArEpTnEa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-05

M 0TIOE-6ewlng machines, ali kinds from
IN sbpp. New S6D maahineo reduced to SIS
tlf and $50. Cash or iustalments. Repairing
Rtlowest prices. ItockTeiler's NO. 100 West
sth street, corner of shipley. j!5-tf
D OVAL benent association oil New York
N Life accident and sick benefit. room
No. Head building. A few gocI age nts
wanted. Thomas +. Judge. Agent. ni9-tf
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-20

r OST on read between Wisackv and Sum
/ ter, by Swimming Pens, Nov. 18th:
a fue black double Shawl Finder Will be
rewerded. if left at Office Of Natchman and
Southron, or, with the agent at Wisacky.
Nov. 2O-lt.
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whole. No part Of it should be drag
ged 10 to politics by two-for-a'quar'
ter politicians WHO will seize upon any
thing tba. will gain votes by appealing
to the prejudices of the ignorant or
those prejudioed against the State COL
leges.
The Constitutional Convention has
placed the public schools beyocd the
reach Of demagogues aud one-horse
politicians by the enactment of the
clause fixing the school tax at three
mills. 10 our opinion this is the
wisest act of the Convention aud the
one that will prove Of the greatest
benefit to all classes of citizens IN years
to come. When the citizenship of the
State is educated the State will be pros
porous aud peaceful. for the power aud
Influence of the demagogue and strife
stirrer will be reduced to a minimum.
aud the people will no longer be such
easy prey to the shylooks and dishonest
men who thrive and grow rich BY
expressing the ignorant. The public
school, literally maintained and made
efficient, is the hope Of the State. The
Convention has proven its friendship to
the public school aud many of its short
comings can be overlooked on this ac,
count.
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The old Jervey House is being torn down
aud the material in it will be sold by Gen.
Noise. The brick annex containing the dining
room on the first 6oor and number OF bed
rooms on the second floor, will not be dis
.urbed. Gen Noise has not decided how be
will dispose of the lot npon which the build
ing now strands He Will either hnild brick
stores, large brick hotel. with all modern
improvements, or sell the lot A new hotel,
such "a the tow needs would cost not less
than S25, 900, and nnlesss Gen. Noise obtains
the cooperation Of other moneyed men in
the enterprise, or guarantee Of lease by
reliable tenant for term of years, he will
not invest so large an amount of money in n
hotel Sumter needs hotel with all the
modern improvements, and handsomely fur
nished, and were there such hotel here
larger number Of winter tourists from the
North would spend the season here in prefer
euce to other places. For years the cry Of
Sumter has been for large, modern hotel.
commensurate in syle and appointments with
the demands Of the travelling public: and
now is the time for the moneyed men Of the
place 10 unite with Gen Noise and build
one. This has been prosperous year ana,
in consequence. there is great deal moie
morey in town for investment than for many
years, which should make II easy for those
who are interested in the growth aud ad-
vapcement of the town 10 build the hotel
Gen. Noise had plans drawn for a hotel seve-
raj years ago and knows what it would cost
to the last detail Eie has proven his public
Spirit on numberless occasions, and when be
says be is ready to do his part, no guarantee
is needed to convince the people OF Sumter
that he will do all and even more, II neces-
sary, than be says he will Sumter reeds
dig hotel, with electric lights, steam-hea'ed
throughout, and all the other comforts 'ha,
Northern tourists are accustomed TO. Why
DOT build it this year?
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one year.
There are other premiums that we
will mention from week to week.