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.FeMdlct0n Items.

Mrs a. y. Wright died on the 9Th inst.
and was buried OH the Sth in tho family
burviny ground The funeral =eTvicu1
were conducted by the Rev. Il L. Reid,
pastor Of tho Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Hunter is quite sick mt this
whiting, but We hope he will soon 10 on:
again and ~ his place OF business.
Mr.. John l:,kew. "A resident Of Georgia
and uncle or our wnsrian, MIR. 5. l..
E,skew, WAS on - visit to his nephew this
week. The old gentleman is hale and
hearty for ono Of his age. lie il &!
According to the. regular bylaws Of
Camp Corporal Tally Simpson, No. zoos.
each member Is requested to meet &. the
Farmers Hall on Saturday, March 20. to
help elect delegates to the State Reunion
in Charleston, April u.
The people of PendletOn have formed n
Choral Union which meets every Tuesday
afternoon. when both young and old join
III singing together, for both pleasure and
profit. All wishing to help improve the
singing of Gu. different Churches. are cor
daily invited to Join.
Mi. Henry Prescott has bought tho
Elastic place and will become a resident OF
bur town in the near future.
Hirs. William Henry Prescott has been
tight sick for several days. We hopo She
viii soon be we'll again. TELL TALE
Mr.. II. Paul dickson. of Pendleton. il
attending the Patrick Military Institute
lis brown eyes and raven black hair and
tne military hee.ing, %@:nun.c;! ;p1'i This
magnificent horse. reminds one Of his
illustrious father 81 years ago. when no
left his father. luxurious home, y gallant
%I.ieuteusnt ottD G.. .lih :. G.. v, II defend
his country, and after having passed
through IL hard fought battles. returned
.lone, Iut not without being itarlully
%woun'ied at the battle OF I'ayettsville, y.
g.. one Of the last conflicts Of the war Of
four long. weary years. When we see
Col. Dickson passing through the streets,
Ills handsome form being bent 81 little
with the weight OF ~ years. w o can but
wonder if Paul and others OF the noble
sons Of This day will be called To pass
through the perils of u war.
WE TRUST Nor
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In .Ncmoriam.

Mrs. .tnn Maxwell Wright. rel:ct OF
.isi. jonl -. WRIGHT. departed this lie at
her home in iendictOn on the .th day of
March, 1898. and after appropriate and
solemn services conducted by Isev. Il. T..
Eeid ana tie venerable Dr. John Is. Adgcr,
oftEe Presbyterian Church, ana the Rev.
Nh. Dunlap. of tho Methodist Church. was
aid to rest in the Baptist Churchyard by
tho si1e Of many Of her family who hal
preceded her. Ma. Wright WAS tie daush-
tor Of Mr.. l,)bt. y. Maxwell. a grandson
OF Cen. Rob,. Anderson, of revolutionary
fame. and her mother was Miss Earle. u
sister of Judge Earle. Mrs. Wfigh.. =.
the tiLne OF her decrasc, was seventy wears
81 age, and for many years had been "a
consistent member Of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church, ard although ehc had los, her
hieltni IN he Confederate Var and all Of
Etr property by liz results, and had .nl,r
81 the anguish TINT only a mother can feel.
when called upon - bury tho last of her
surviving children, she still maintained
her trust III God, aud with subjued but
cheerful spirits wcnt about doing good,
thereby illustrating in tho highest degree
Il true Christian spiri,. The large con.
course OF friends who followr her ro-
mains 10 Their last resting place c%l0uucn,ly
prove the high esteem entertained for her
character and gentle Christian virtues by
is.rrc IA whose mi Isl ~In l,ynH. i.!,r:.!
ana "i"; y I'r!iND
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Corner Dots.

The health of this community is very
good with tho exception nj tho mMMrs.
The young people hero are having quite
n lively time. They hnv"a snciab,a nearly
every FRIDAY night.
Miss Sallie Sherard has purchased her a
tine piano. Miss SAllie hasn great taller MT
for music. We wish her much SUCCESS.
MIR. Ira Hamilton goes up tho ota quite
often. |, seems like there ale great ntlrac
tons up there for him and Joe" L.
near Deans.
Miss Louis Da,is has a tlourishing
school ut Moiiattsville Academy. The
patrons were right in ~electing her the
second tim as teacher. for she is a very
bright and intelligent young lady.
Miss Mable Smith, one of the most
charming bells of Gastonia. n. c., also has
a very fine school at Moffattaville. T
know "Tads.'' heart Will be broken when
she leaves.
Miss Nettie Bowie is clerking GorA S..
BOYLE. She would be glad to have her
friends call.
Misses Matte and Nettie bowie, accom-
panied by Miss Snmpie Teasley. made a
flying visit to IIartwell, Ga, last Saturday.
Well. Mr.. Editor, If this does not find
ita way to that dreadful w~asto-bAske. |
Will write again.
Success TO the INTKLLiGKNCEH. Eco
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Corner Greek Happenings.

Tile beautiful srrins weather is here.
.!!H - ..;.a.! ii%.i;:t3.- ;.ta7 "Io %"ioouliug
ard wr hope we may have lots Of fruit 20
eat tins year.
Mrs. Mary iiigby i, very i'll with pneu-
rnonia at tins writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. NJ. Taylor, Of Ncva.
visited relatives III our midst last week.
Supt. a. ". Attaway visited the Ne.
Adams school at his place last week.
MIR. and Mrs. J.. &. Shirley, OF Neva,
spent Saturday night and SUNDAY hero
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Hugh Wilson. Of Abhcvill", has
been called to the bedside Of his sister,
Mrs. Highy, whO * very siri. with pucu-
iMnnia.
Sevnral Of the Corner Crerhians attend
"i Hon. Wm. j. i;rvan's lcctrr" III Duo
West last Friday. Hon. Joshua ". Ash
10y went. and he says that il wa, the
finest speech tiiai he hm! ctor Heard. II
b"iny on "lfrrr SILVER, No doubt il WAS
tho tines, speech ever delivered in tho
South. IhuG il, iust what She farmers OF
Tie south need, and until they get tree
silver tli"rr viii not be inucll prosperity.
your correspondent had tho pleasure of
attending preaching at I;arkcrs Creek
sunday and i.cari an excellent scrinpn
tom thor pastor, Rev. -. Weston iiiutt.
Nj. g +. Bigi,y, one Of Andcrson'a
i'oInlar merchants. WAS III orr midst for
= short while last SUNDAY.
!loyt Shirley has caught i rabbits and
one postum i'll one Of his -u-ca!led rabbit
gums.
We lave been having some excellent
weather for farming ia" past wrok. ana
our iArIn'rs irr progressing rapidly With
their farm WORK. Sonn are putting IN
vuHn'. while other are getting ;.@ir.
Ihty ""rin - We using &. !argruuniiiiy 81
IT irn,u i"O To Tire" tons 10 The hur-c-
hIi we are giAt! 10 say t!nal Il iarycAiuOnnt
II ~ going to be USED under corn. AMI
from what "" al learn. thr acreage OF
corn vii! almost equal that Of tho cotton
in this section.
Marvin l:iSby, who has bccn very Sick
Tor tho past month. is about well again,
We aro glad To note.
Mr.. j. y. Shirley, ono 81 our slbslan-
tial arncrs has the largest quantity Of
stable manure Of any II in this section
lio thinks he will have between 30 and
~ two-hnrse loads To put under his cotton
and corn crop this year. Mr.. Shirly in
forms ns that! he will have to tiAo but "a
worry small amount Of commercial mfortili-
zers. Other Farmers should follow this
example.
h candidates for various Offices are
announcing themselves right along AL
over the State. and tho County officers
III" changing around. 50 watch ont,
there Will is som" hot times thi- yoir.
iNKD
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urr''> Regiment.


4tor. I>lnlliG,>,Lm nnt:rc in
al. i>urt,.,vr ~ nc March "a you,
,ni.N-h.d some Ioo1v records. 40 shown
H., ..orr. |. Ep,uo~. writing in .ho New
Marx ,1rr,y,,r. in which he shows that
,,rr. Ko,i,nnnt o,Inilas. South Caroline
~lonlnteers. ,o,. ,uo.,.,san Killed IN bat.
tIn t,an AM Ea,iu4u; IN either army.
IIc ru,.;n. l,,..b,, 81, ,brrr nurdrtd
,nl.hi,,,. .,o. Nn0w Tie utin-
~. III suav- thtr,y uino
,t,.i ,... ,uv ni"utjou Ia show
.I. H.. III, .,j .r,i v,uudcJ I'M
., "a. ,.t, ,r,- Hcgu.ul received
.i. .,.,.. lounr j., ut.. ncci,u.rt in
,,ni. o.uirro! an IN. nurn.
Al. ISL. az IN. WILDERNESS
.4, lt.i. vim Nt.nx ana IIo,,h :
..sf,. .iau-M ,n..t ,,,au; vim his hosts a. th,.
V.,t i,rr,~- AMI hoAl him i'm chcoL from
.a,l,,b +. ~. au,ll dark. 4|,n,pr,!
~. ,;ile ,l,u IS F.. .lu !ucE = s,nr, lis
~, ANN. ,v an l.,r ,hn ui.,ht wi,h
..r -u.otu n,r ht,H.. lnrrr>t ntnrn-
.,hr,.i. AZ SO va,nnnanLl Ia
Nu...t.e. t,,,.l ;n. th.l.t .nt
,.I.tr ,..,. -a.. = nv r,At
... v l.t., .nnr.... lhiu ori.r.
t,.~n,ur.tc t.rv,,d. II. tlr snu4nYmn
.t.. -h.,-n... te,- nn..n T., are an! IAN
... ia th. ..ln4 a., rho Timber. some
s....,r. in ,rnn, r.ulI ,,. SION fuIlfun
,.t,,,l. az. ~. o,.,uv Anon, ,h. ,i,uc
49,. mo, ;h.. ,,a,..hno,.- r,uinr lnck. -
,..rri4, rnl. M win order, for us To fall
,,,,.L ,,.hi,l l,,,arr .,,,. g. mr. th,oc
hu,drn1 wards i'm nIr roar. Col. Miller
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Tribute OF Respect.

WITH trembling hand and aching hoa.,
We iaise our pen 10 pay AZ best We can Is
last tI!butc To the memory OF Nrs. Arnis
Sims I astv, the beloved wife Of Mir. NJ. a.
Casey, who has lust departed this lite.
FOR the past four weeks tho life of this
loving VITO and mother had been hanging
by a thread. and day by day her tfiends
and loved ones stood around her bed with
sad hearts and fearful eyer, only tn 500
another strand break and the cord grow
weaker. Yer, weAker and weaker it grew
until The morning of the eth uIt /, M the
dawn Of another day Was gently approach
Ing, the remaining strand was severed and
tho spirit OF the beloved one was wnftei
into tho Srent eternity. Death in u Had
thiny ever when il comes aud takes away
The aged who have out-lived their useful
ness II ~ " Hai thing When it
io"n ana iaktS away The infant who has
never Lived To Know tho SORROWS Of his
Norid, but oh. how much more sad is il
when :. comes nud lays its resis.,ess h ,nt
oih tend mother, who il almost III tho
i'looii pf III" As whs this orc, tor She :Iad
just entered lo- thirty seventh wear.
Sh" seemed to think when hr-t taken
Ill that She was never To ger well. and
knowing that was TO leave six poor
lItt'e children III this Geld and uniricndiy
world with only II fathers care. W. can
not say that wa tlciieve She welcomed
death ,c. she met The inevitable doom
no; with fear. hui with courage and beau
tlfni resignation. 1t is indeed sal TO
think that this loved one is gone from
among us forever, but those tOk ens of tx
istencs, her we'll known voice thnt has
soothcd and blessed and cheered, and the
vacant ,',air she DOES not now fiji, and the
sweet smi!a that always covered her face
And now dear friend, vito and mother
noble and true wa bid thee farewell Over
thee shall grow the flowers: thy virtues
Will not be'forgotten love shal not perish.
"Desrest owed one. We have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace:
but thy memory we will cherish
Long a. reason holds its peace"
WALTER l.. C.ASkY.
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S%impsOnyille News.

Will you allow us space. Mr. Editor, in
your valuable paper to give you the news
Of SinpsoEville?
Our little town Is situated west OF Pied
mont. It is a fiourishinE little city, with
about II hundred inhabitants, ana Is
steadily improving. Several new dwell
ing houses arc being bnilt. We COW
have q telephone running out about ten
miles in the country.
one of our merchants, Mr.. W. A. SiInp-
son made II business trip TO Newry last
week.
Miss. +. Drake, of nonalds. has bsen
visiting Mrs. j. j. Hannon this week.
'ilad to SEQ you, Miss Drake: come
again.
Misses Lula Philpot and Ida Simpson,
two of Sim psOnville's charming young
ladies, were at Dacusville Thursday, at
icuding the marriage OF Miss Sallie Bet.
lhilpOt to Mr.. X. Gaines, of Central.
DR.. w. NJ. Long and wife. of Cateechee,
have been visiting the family of Mr.. w.
\. Simpson this week. Come again, Will;
i seems like old times to have you in our
midst.
Mr.. r. K. Simpson, one Of our popular
Young clerks, made a visit to Denver last
Sunday. Wonder what Miss N b
said?
S~impsonville is on a boom. We Jaw
three Of Piedmont's "Pebbels" in town
Sunday. What's the attraction, boys?
go vas thIo6 Ai WI ooAt Aok
G~reenville, ave been visiting her par
ents this week.
Two of our bellies. Misses Ada and Ed
ia Simpson, have been visiting Hrnshy
Creek for tho last few days.
we are worry sorry to know that Mr..
Collins has two cases of typhoid fever at
his home.
Mr.. w. a. Simpson had a very fine
horse driven to death last week.
We saw MIR. O Simpson ont driving
Sunday afternoon. Go ahead, Bob; we
sec where you arc right.
we saw ono Of our up.tO- date farmers,
Mr.. J. ii. Simpson. hauling guano Sat
ur1ay. From the Mount no is hauling
wo think he doesn't mind five cents Get
ton.
Gown Saturday and Sunday.
Ifthis doesn't reach the waste basket,
We will come again next week.
OLD MAIDS.
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Rules Adopted by the County Board Of
Education March IL. 1895.

!. That hereafter no certificate shall g
granted on examination to any applicant
unless his papers have been granted by at
least two members of this board, and
should these iaii IL agree, 10y tho full
board.
:. That hereafter no certificates shall be
granted on any diploma unless that diplo-
ma Is first submitted 10 this board for ex-
animation and approval under the law.
>. all business for which this board
IL responsible shall be transacted at a
meeting of the board ; and any auch busi-
ness transacted except at q meeting Of tic
board shall bs held illegal and void.
4. That a recorded are and 40 vote shall
be taken on every question if demanded by
anv member.
D. That minutes showing all the bust
ness transacted by the Board shall be kept
and recorded in n suitable book filed in
the office of the Gu. Supt. as provided for
in Sec. 80 Of the "SchOol tar"
6 b this Board meet on the first Sat
urday In zach month at $50 O'Clock for
the transaction of general business
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Lend Il Hand.

Last Saturday. the first day that the
Lend.a-IIand Office was open, was a very
successful day both in receiving and dis.
trihuting reading matter.
The Society tenders its thanks for valu-
BILE contributions from Mrs. G. F. TOlly.
Mrs. A. q. Means, Mrs. Bleckley, Mrs.
Seel, Mrs. NJ. l.. Bonham, Mrs. John NJ.
Hubbard. Mrs. Elsie Gray, Mrs. II. E.
NOVEL;, Miss Lille Strickland. Miss
Della Cater and Miss EVE Lewis.
We have some on hand, but the de.
mand increases. Respectfully,
L. NJ. St'It!ytS
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Bncklens Arnica Saiye.

The best salvc in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chappcd Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed ogiye
perfect satisfaction, OF money refund
ed. Prise % cents perbox. For sale
by Hill-Orr Drug Co.
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Pension Notice.

The County Board Of Pensions will
meet on Monday. March 3sth. All Town
ship boards who have not sent in their
reports, will please do SO by the Doth inst.
TO County Auditor Boieman.
JOHN & CAN'T, Chairman.
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We are showing quito an assortment.
and from the way the Ladies are pick
inc them up they must be choice STYLES
and patterns. Everything points to Il
great Silk season. We have them IN
Waist Patterns, Dress Patterns. Cut
Pieces, Plain and Fancy Black, Baya-
dcre stripes. and iii the newest Nov
clllcs. Will be glad 10 have cvcly
nnn -.n our Gill;
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~ - VIII I'll 4NOItu RIdlIl
street. So
The Books Cotton Planter, genuine and
original. sold by Sullivan Hardware Co
For REST-rhe offices recently occu-
pied by Bnnham u Watkins, in the In
TELLIaEScER building. Apply at this
office.
The price Is not The only point recon-
m%endiDg the Crescent Bicycles. No finer
wheels IN appearance and quality made.
The Crescents are beauties. Prices and
quality guaranteed ty Sullivan Hard-
ware Co.
When in the market for Bisaksmish
querters. II you want good goods end
low prices, see them before buying. They
are the people.
The Sullivan Hardware Co. has had
long experience in the bicycle business.
They know and ought to know how to
select a wheel. They treat all customers
fairly and have built up the most extern
sivc bicycle trade in his State.
The great Syracuse Turn Plow is a type
or model OF its species. 1t Is the standard
Of plOw perfection 1t hesitates at moth.
ing. 1t ia all grit and ss tough as a knot.
They turn where others fall. Remember
Brock Bros. are sole agents.
Sullivan Hard ware Co. offer some spe-
ciai bargains in '97 Crescents. Don't hest
tate to avail Yourself of same. These
offers can not be long open.
Call on lis for plumbing and we will do
you a good job Of work.
Osborne& Clinkscales.
Crescent Bicycles possess grace, strength
and beauty construction simple, no clap
trap device anywhere in these wheels.
They are the wheels t. stand for all, young
or old. heavy or light.
Go 10 Osborne 81 Ciinkscales il you will
have a stove that has stood the test for
years. Buy a Times.
The sales of tbs Crescants III Anderson
increases every year.. They simply lead
and sell where others fail.
Syracuse Plows made to gain and sustain
the confidence of the public. They turn
where others have failed. Every one we
sell stays sold and Is the means OF us SELL
ing Others. Yours. &c.
brock Bros.
An ancient Greek philosopher once said
Give me IA lever and a place on which to
rest it and | will move the world. But an
old Anderson farmer said II you want to
move the earth with case, use one of Brock
Bros. Syracuse plows.
WANTED-The people to know that I,
will be at NV Pendleton Office on Satur.
days only. j. c. Walker,
ST. Surgeon Dentist.
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The consumption of horse flesh as
human food has slightly decreased during
the year in Paris, being 4,272 tons. This
was derived from 20,S7S horses. So mules
and I'D donkeys.
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Herald the Spring Tide at Big
New Store on Brick Range

ar TX pending some time iii New York and other markets IL buy
s' nave ,Il I, = pretty bright and practical line Of Spring Dry Goods
striking pretty, attractive Merchandise than thus far this yea What
people want atr reasonable irccs i tl' great thu" in merchandising. If we
ave that. some will say ii j. aGycliNN. iak: but come to sec us and YOU
Will lind our Stock just that way.
We rc now ready for spring business in all Departments.
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IN EARLY SPRING
DIR ESS GOODS

We can please you rs well ~ any one.
Our buyer put much time ON this line,
Tor 1t is the most difficult stock TO Sc
lect III the Spring. The prices in Bolt
Goods range from pc. to 75c.-in
Patterns from $500 to $3.50. We
are still selling Black Goods at old
prices. Our stock is large we antic-
ipatcd the advance and laid in a large
supply. Besides the house from which
we purchased Black Goods went out
OF the wholesale business, and We got
III at closing out prices. lou know
tie Tariff advances the price Of Dress
Goods. No Tariff on our Black
Goods.
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Glnghams again appears is one Of
The leading Wash Fabrics. Nothing
wears better. and we can give you u
beautiful assortment 10 select from ut
from &c. 20 Zoe.
In Seasonablc Wash Goods, such
rs ~Pcrcalcs, Madras Cloths, Nainsook,
DimltleS, and White Goods generally,
from %. Lawn to White Organize
az inches wide az Sl.0O. We can
1--WE you a beautiful selection Of STYLES.
Our WhiteOrgaildios commence atl5c.
Never have We had such Il raid
made on Us for ANYTHING is the La
dies have made for our Embroideries.
You will be delighted when you see
them. Over ono thousand dollars
worth OF Short Length E%mbroideries
already received this Spring.
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81 LkS.

Al present Il Of our mo-i popular
Departments is-
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MIR. Il. Irake has moved his Shoe Shop
from MIR. Fink Cnileit's Office to next f0or
to lluhbarG'A Corner on North Main
street. :3-
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= y IN NlhH p VANDlVER- E. p. vANDIvER
RPG1 M az - g W q naE1aA9@m
General Merchandise, Cotton and Fertilizers.

1T Is. OUR HEAVY GROCERY SEASON. n VI are rolling them ont ~
Il shape Our prices n "lour, Coffee. Tobacco Sugar. Rice, Lard. Hams "psen
and all Heavy ~ Fancy Gcc-iYa are warm R,memhe vu viii 49, bacon
II yon IA any of the ab,veb before seeing US. Nyo aEef
w @ AIRY the best n cheapest linsnfN NEW ri Nc SyRUps 49,.
Just received a new lot of genuine MUSCOVADO MOLAS3ES Thew arc ca" nnaoe
Try them. lucy are haeg goods
For the next few davsw e winsIl JEANS FLANNELS. BLANKETS e,ou
n BOOTS far below their really value oHoES
W ways carry N Of the largest, ND by far the cheapest. line If SHOES
We appreciate every centof trade o mv bs SO kind as to give u.s.. waa
Yours very truly,
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READY TO WEAR.

Skirts, Shirt Waists and Wrappers.
II you haven't time to make them we
u supply them ready made.
One Of the Fads Of the Season is
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LADIES' NECK WEAR.

We have q great assortment OF beau
tiiul designs. Little Bows, Fonr-in-
Hands, Pufis. Ribbon Ties--hcmslitch-
ed and tripred.
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SMALL WARES-rmdes Belts and Belt Buckles. We have hem in
deiEn. styles and prices, and ae always delighted TO- show them.
Another Special Fad is Sashcs Our line Of Sash Ribbons nyc from
soc. TO sl.50 per yard. There is nothing adds more to a ladys appearance
q pretty Sash. Come early and get first and best.
REMNANTS and SC STUFFS. This attractive pricc will furnish YOU
Store. New things constantly arriving.
Let Us emphasize OH thing. We have put much hard work on or
spring business. Since the curly days Of January it has been our constant
Thought, and we tcieve your money will buy as much good, honest stuff from
us as any place in the State. In order that every one may know what we
nave, 81 would be glad to have every n call to see US. We will appreciate
your looking at our Stock.
Will let you hear from us ofen nov.
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FASHION CHANGES.

in all Departments.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-15
A PATRIOTIC T

Adjutant General Henry continues
to received large batch of letters daily
from persons all over Mississippi wh(
are anxious to fight for their country,
This morning he received the follow
ing from Il negro:
Matson, Miss, March q, 1888.
Major General Henry, jackson, Miss.
Dear Sir:-Regarding the present
attitude OF the two governments
Spain and the United States, towards
each other, there seems tn be approach
ing an epoch that will prove the 10y
atty Of every American tU those never
fading Stars and Stripes regardless
of race and color. l am a negro In
every sense Of the word, and | am ar
American from head to foot, from
birth to death.
l love these United States be.
cause within her limits my mother
gave me birth, and in the bosom OF this
country lie her sacred ashes.
Lam an American citizen and am
protected by this cOuntry's govern.
ment. Therefore II il requires that
this government resort to arms to
reach Its intents, do not forget that l
am ready.
l have labored with untiring energy
to show my cOlOred bretheren that it is
a duty and not a task. Many have
realized this and are ready at q mo.
mcnt's warning.
Yours for the nations honor,
r.. E. FRAZIER.