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The Irish standard., 1898-08-20
PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
Static Of Minnesota. County OF iIonnepln-
In the ruuttcr OF the estate Of Catharino
Williams DECEASED:
on rouding and fling the petition of
Lyman $. lden representing thai Catha rino
Williams bus lately died intcstnte. IL
resident and inhabitnnt OF the county of
iicnnopin and state of Minnesota, leaving
county. and praying that administration OF
her estate be TO George $. Grimes granted:
It's ordered, that said petition be heard attn
sDucial term OF this Court. 10 DO held at the
Court House. in tho city OF Minneapolis in
suidCounty on NJ ondny, 10TH day of Scptrm-
Dor 1898, ut 10 O'Clock In the forcnoon;and thas
nOticc of such hearing be ~ ven toall persons
Interested. by publishing this order ut lcust
once in each week for three successive weeks
prior to said day Of hcn ring. in Tho Irish
standard, IL newspaper printed and publiAh-
Dated Mt minneapolis. tLls 18th day OF
August 1885.
by the Court
Judge y! Probate.
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20

For the information of all whom II
may concern, we desire to say that the
offensive articles anent Irishmen and
foreigners now appearing in the Minne-
apolis Times are not written or inspired
by Mr.. James Gray, the Democratic can
dldate for mayor. That gentleman can
not beast of being an "Anglo-S Saxon"
himself; and what is worse, he is a
foreigner" by nativity. With all his
drawbacks, however, he is pretty fine
fellow, and all the Democrats and MANY
Republicans think him a first-ratc
American for next mayor of our mag
niitcent metropolis; and foreigner"
though he be, they are determined to
elect him by an overwhelming majority.
The mayer of Minneapolis, at the open
ing of the Twentieth century, will be u
Scottisl-Amcrican.
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20
Notice.,

Of the recent A. o. n. picnic are re-
quested to meet at 1926 Washington ave-
nue. south next Monday evening to COM
plete their reports. 1t is hoped all will
be present.
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20

George A. Bracket, who returned
from klondike to Minneapolis last
week, tells an interesting story of the
man who brought the first newspaper
into town containing an account of
Deweys victory. He sold the paper to
an enthusiastic individual for $40, and
thought he had made good thing. The
purchaser Of the paper. however, was
business man. He hired hall and an
nounced by means Of large bills that he
would give a reading from a paper con-
tanning an account of the fight at Ma
up $500 by his reading. and then sold
the paper to another man, who started
with ii into the interior.
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20

DR.. Buffers Office is at 239 Nicollet av-
enue,. Office hours, 10 to ~ a. M, 2 to
p. M. 1880 to 9 in the evenings; Sun
days, 10 to IL. Residence. 22l5 Lyndale
avenue north,
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20

How Capt. Buckley" ONeill, of the
Rough Riders, and Capt. John Drum,
of the United States army, who fell be-
lore Santiago, would turn in their
graves III Cuba if they could hear that
they have been called THE lions
whelps by the London Spectator. Capt.
Drum, though lrish-born, was a thor
ough American in spirit-not half
American" as the Minneapolis Times
says-and just before the battle in
which he was killed he wrote to James
JEFFREY Roche. OF Boston, saying: THAT
me gobbling pirate nation of the earth
should be allied with us would be as il
Satan and st. Michael were allied" Tho
Times editor would denouncc that ut.
terancc as high treason.
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20

IF it hadn't any government. and
hadn't any religion, Spain would be the
loveliest country in all the world" This
fine utterance proceeded from the pretty
lips OF Miss Anna f. Webb in an inter-
view with the st. Paul Pioneer Press.
She has just returned from Sam Sebas-
tian, Spain. where she was employed as
teacher at the International Institute,
Of which Mrs. William II. Gulick, of
Boston, is president. The latter lady is
probably the wife of the Rev. Gulick
who figured so VIGOROUSLY at a Pres
byterian assembly in Philadelphia last
fall. If they had an Angles Saxon gov
eminent and Presbyterian religion in
Spain. it would be a veritablc paradise
to the highly cultured Miss Webb.
The Irish standard., 1898-08-20

Blake, Miss Emma Doane, Miss Norma
Lynch, John Charlton, DR.. D. A. Locke.
John Flaherty, Dennie OConnor, Frank
Leahy, L. B. Finn.
Tomorrow, matinee and night, the
Bijou will open it's doors again, pre-
senting Hoyt's cleverest satire, "a Milk
White Flag for two performances only
During the summer some Improvements
have been made, and a thorough reno
walton of every part of the commodious
auditorium has been made. "a Milk
White Flag" is undoubtedly the best
of the Hoyt plays and far the most en-
tertaining, and a personal visit is the
only thing that can satisfy anybody.
The company is fully up to the usual
Hoyt standard Of excellence. It is really
impossible to say too much Of the en-
tertaining qualities of "a Milk White
Flag" 1t is simply one Of the attra-
tive and diverting comedies that Hoyt
alone can put forth. 1t gives enjoy
ment, no offense, and is very clever and
surprising.
x-11enry J. Langan has returned home
from a visit with his brother, Corporal
e. D. Langan. of the 14th regiment sig
nal corps, at Chickamauga, Ga.
The members of Division No. 1 La
dies Auxiliary A. o. NJ, will give a
lawn social at the home Of Miss Minnie
Quinn. Fifth street andA5awentieth ave-
nue. south, Wednesday evening. Aug. "a.
A good time is promised and ali are in
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Boleman News.
We have had good rains and all OF our
crops are growing finely.

We have had good rains and all OF our
crops are growing finely.
The threshermen are on their rounds
now threshing the wheat and oats. They
report wheat fine, but oats are not 30
good. Spring oats are almost q failure,
on account of the drv, hot weather.
Mr.. James M. Richardson, who has
been very strangely affected for several
months, went to Atlanta, Ga, Last week
for treatment, his case having baffled the
skill of all the doc'ors in this section.
The doctors there said they thought they
could cure him.
We notice our friend and former citi-
zen, Prof. L. M Mahaff-y, of Hopew-ll,
is announced as candidate for County
superintendent Of Education. If the
Professor runs as we'll all over the County
az be will here in his native township,
Fork he will come in by big majori-
ty.
Mr.. Henry B. Richardson had valua-
Die horse tc die recently. He also lost a
fine mule last spring. His loss is heavy
one these hard times.
Mr.. Jame- Fl. Pullen, who buys cotton
In Eutaw, Ala, has returned home to
spend the summer.
Misses Emma and Bernie Farmer,
who have been attending the Winthrop
College at Rock Hill, g. c., have returned
home to spend the summer vacation.
Misses Critic and Lutte Mahaffey, who
have been at Hopewell going to school at
that place, have returned home to spend
the vacation.
Prof. L. M. Mahaffey and wife visited
bis father, Mr.. P. S. Mahafey, near
Boleman recently.
The Rev. Mr.. McCleskey preached at
Double Springs last Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. E. NJ. Estes, being sick.
Messrs. J. L. and r. L. Bradberry, Of
near Alpine, have the finest crop of both
cotton and corn we have seen. They had
q cotton bloom on the 18th.
1t seems that nearly all Of the CORES
pondents have something to brag alb ut.
We have one thing we can truthfully
boast OF, and that is the quietness and
peacefulness of the people of our neigh
borhood. We have not single tatter
nor meddlesome person in this commune
ty. Everybody attends to their own bus
iness, and lets others do the same.
The health Of this community is excel
lent, ith the exception. of few cases of
whooping cough.
News of any Importance is very scarce.
ScRIBBLER
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Bleeding starving help America strongest richest
greatest country ea responds ob that call From the four
dastardy cowar butchering Spanad requested
gather his little Kettle his bundle fold
his tent and get Spanish Bull with
facility Uncle Sam grabs him by the tail and sngs him out vi
believing paving earth but the Spanish Bull
will remember goring Uncle Sam again
sending thousands aud thousands of picked
'front.' Dewey floats the American flag PHILIPPINE islands
preparing whole Spanish fleet the
Atlantic; making ready sweep like cyclone
give Blanco the chang which he justly
home people to the fullest
We Spanish spes american monyabbes possibly
lurking watching for snatch
few dollars they may unpoe su
their but ready with ammunition
guns loaded and trained the and here's the
kind of shot shoot:
Yar-wide yard yarwd Sea Island 81 and 4c
good Drills SIC heavy Drills sc yard Another lot Cling
hams &c yard Another lot Quilt Calico l0c pound Good Cotonle
quality Oveas 44c Mo best Shoe
Stockings don't fail latest We
with 20c black Sock ut &c ar Oc
PC house
Will quality canvassng yard heavy checked Homespun
yard Shirtg Ii yards the dollar Have
been deferred from putting Shades house account of
price, Do you allow paro lack this important
article? If listen these happy tdngs we can give you our leader
20c old No $50 fifty Shade with beautiful fringe c 65c
dollar Shades 4Oc How
long they you say? that amt the question The
picked over Aluminium Pins Sc Dozen mbles
&C. Toilet Soap cake the Magic Cleaner the big 20 ounce Bar Soap
&C. Agate Iron Coffee Pots 2c 28 Agate Iron Dish Pans 25c 5c
Oval Foot Bath Tubs O Spngng Pots 1Oc each Milk Cups umbers
10 Diamond Dyes Ger
Household Dyes Stick Blue for Starch 4c b Ceud
Starch Sc and 1Oc package Parafne Candles 1c each
Remember letting Special Glass Sale remain great
Goods until closed out Don't be too late
Chewing Gum best made five different avo twelve bars for 5
packs Ball Potash 10 gallons soft soap, 4c
. Three cheers for Cuba, America,
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Townyille items.

Mr.. w. NJ. Brown, wife aud daughter,
of Oakway, attended the Baptist Church
at this place last Sunday.
The directors of the Oakway, Townville
q Anderson Telephone Co. held meeting
at Oakway last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Bruce has returned from
the Greenville Female College, and win
spend her vacation at home.
Profs. l. M. Mahaffey and J. w.
Gaines have gwen their schools vacation,
and will spend their vacations at their
fathers.
Mrs. Broom, of this place, who has
been very sick, is better, we are glad to
note.
Mrs. G. E. Smith, of this place, has re-
turned home after an extended visit to
Anderson, Belton and Pelzer. She re-
ports crops good and as having splendid
time.
Miss Lille Flowers, of Anderson, has
been visi ing her uncle, Mr.. G. E. Smith,
Of this place.
Mrs. "2osin De Bow" and the little
"Rosin De Bows" have got home after a
six weeks visit in the mountains MAY
the Lord be praised.
Miss IneZ Schroeder, of Abbeville, is
visiting in this place.
MISS L duul0 Odui6lS, OI E6IZSI, IL WIS.,
itipg relatives around rownville.
Mr.. John Reese, of Oakway, was in
Townville last week casting his eyes on a
fair maiden.
Mr.. J. w. Shirley. of this place, has
painted his houses on North View, which
adds very much to the appearance of our
little town.
Mr.. T. c. Burford, of this place, is Wis
iting his fathers family at Calhoun Falls
this week.
Mr.. Norris Edwards. gentleman of
color, reported q cotton blossom on the
14th inst
Mr.. j. w. Gibson, over in Oconee, is
very sick and not expected to live.
Mrs. James Richardson, near this place,
who has been sick 80 long, went to At
lanta last week to be treated.
OLD ROsIN DE Bow.
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Only twice in history have the ex

Only twice in history have the ex-
ports Of agricultural products from
the United States reached the value
Of 100000. For the fiscal year
now about to end they exceed $780,
100000, and will probably reach $685.
100000. They exceed the exports Of
the record d-breaking year 1892 by more
than $3.50, 100000. They exceed those
of the year before by more than $780,
100000. All this is money dug out
Of the soil and poured into the laps Of
our farmers. At the same time our
exports Of manufactured prooucts
have increased in still greater proper
tion, while our imports: representing
our purchases from other nations,
lave enormously fallen off.
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In Memoriam.


On the evening of June 8th the Angel
OF Death came to the home of Mr.. end
Mrs. l.. G. King and bore away in its icy
embraces the spirit of Eunice, their IA
months.old daughter. For three weeks
the little one suffered intensely from
typhoid dysentery. The anxious parents
and sympathizing relatives and friends
were untirng in their efforts to relieve
the little sufferer, but to no avail, she was
too good, too pure for this sinful world.
On Thursday afternoon, after appropriate
funeral services conducted by Rev. NJ.
McGee, the little body was laid to rest in
the cemetery at Bethany. May the grace
of God which is sufficient for us at all
times fill up the vacancy made in this
home by his hand.
Weep not, fond parents, dry your tears,
For you shall see in after years
How God in love has called her home,
To live with him till you Shall come.
"a FRIEND.
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lola Happenings.

There is great deal of sickness in and
around lola now.
Little Fay Walker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. II. c. Walker, is very low with
typhoid fever. We hope, however, tba,
under the skillfnl treatment of DR.
Hutchinson, she will soon recover.
Our old friend, Mr.. Dock Elrod, is get
ting some better.
Well, there are always some good
things with the bad. We have an abun-
dant wheat crop. I mention few Of the
fortunate ones in making such 6ne crops:
Mr.. Clarence Burress sowed one bushel
of wheat and made twenty four bushels.
Mr.. J. F. Wilson 30 wed three bushels and
made forty-three. Mr. j. Fl. {, hutchinson
sowed six bushels and made one hundred
and twenty. Mr.. E. J. Buchanan made
fifty-eigbt bushels, and many others
made fine crops, SO you see we are living
on cake now, Mr.. Editor.
DR.. Hutchinson has been on the sick
list, but is getting better now. DR.. Bolt
has been attending him and looking after
his patients while he has been sick.
FARMER.
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Discovered by a Woman, i.

Another greet discovery has been made.
and that too. by lady in this country
'"Disease fastened its clutches upon her
and for seven years che withstood its
severest tests, but her vital organs were
undermined and death seemed imminent.
For three months she coughed necessarily,
and could not sleep She finally discover
ed way to recovery. by purchasing Of US
hottie of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
c assumption, and was so much relieved
on taking frst dose, that she slept all
night: and with two bottles, has been alb
solutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz I" Thus writes w. c. Hamnick &
Co., of Shelby, N. G. Trial bottles free at
Hill-Orr Drug Co. Regular size SOC and
81 90. Every bottle guaranteed.
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The new war revenue bill will pull
at many a place that will remind US
Of our post bellum days. Some will
pay on one luxury and some on
smother, and the only way to
avoid the tax is to have nothing and
obtain nothing. You must take less
beer or pay more for it. The same
way with tobacco. Beer pays one
dollar extra per barrel. Chewing and
smoking tobacco costs IL cents per
pound more. Cigars cost you more
unless you smoke worse one. Ciga-
rettes cost one dollar per thousand
more. Tea costs 10 cents pound
more. Stamps will have to be affixed
to sll papers relating to real es-
tate transactions-conveyan les, deeds,
leases, agreements or contracts, mort
cages. trust deeds and powers of attor-
ney. Wall street will catch it on SELL
ing stocks and bonds. The produce
and cotton exchanges get off with l
cent on the $1OO. Bank checks will
require stamp s
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Asbury Items.

Mr. G. w. Gaines and family went to
Honea Path the second Saturday night to
visit relatives.
Some of our good neighbors were
bothered about the dry weather. think
it is 40 much better if we would take ev-
erything fair when He who rules knows
best for ua. heard one old man say be
thought there would be a famine this
year.
Mr.. John Bolt and Mr.. Perry Tate
have been threshing in our burg. Mr..
Tate had the misfortune to lose young
mule the 11th inst. That is heavy loss
on Mr. Tate, as he is very hard working
fellow.
No,oDp,o D.DrYNn
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We have received copy Of the
Deep Water Edition Of the Charles
ton Euening Post. 1t contains 104
pages Of interesting matter, illustra-
tive, historical and descriptive Of the
aity and its resources, with incidental
pen pictures of several South Carolina
counties and towns. It is certainly a
sommendable piece of journalistic
enterprise.
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Last week the Laurens Aduertiser
same to us in eight pages, which con-
tanned an illustrated and interesting
write-up Of that growing city. Lau-
vens will be benefited by such publ
cation, and her citizens no doubt
greatly appreciate the enterprise dis
played by the Adrertiser.
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enterprise.

The Prohibition Executive Commit
tee has formally withdrawn its ticket
for State officers, which was recently
suggested by their State Convention.
The withdrawal is because of uncer-
tainty whether such suggested"
ticket would be deemed regular" by
the State Democratic Committee, to
which the Prohibitionists declare
their ssfrst allegiance
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FoX COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

The friends of OLIVER BOLT respect
fully announce him candidate for Coun-
ty Supervisor. subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary Election.
l respectfully present myself to the
voters of Anderson County for reelection
to the office Of County Supervisor, Inject
TO The rules of the Democratic Primary.
w p. SNELGROVE.
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Whatever nation may be dickering
with Spain for the Philippines should
rot overlook the important fact that
until your Uncle Samuel is ready to
sign the document nothing better
than quitclaim deed can be secured.
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For the fiscal year ending June 80,
1897, the balance Of trade in favor Of
the United States was s287, ,613, 900.
In ten months Of the present fiscal
year the balance is s514, ,245, 600.
These figures are remarkable and ex-
plain Why gold has come over in so
large stream.
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Congress has appropriated $3.50, 900
for the continuation Of the experiment
ef giving the people free delivery Of
mails in rural districts. The scheme
Is said to have worked well in those
sections where it has been tried.
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Gen. Fitzhugh Lee has asked that
the South Carolina Regiment, now at
dhickamauga, be assigned to his com
mand. and orders have been issued to
shat effect. This is certainly high
compliment to our boys.
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Subscriptions to the new bond issue
are piling into the Treasury Depart
nent and the indications are that the
whole issue will be taken by private
individuals.
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IF. as Lord Wolseley says, war is
"a matter Of meat and Bread" the
United States is the most formidable
nation in the world.
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The State campaign has now COM
menced, and we sincerely trust that
it will be conducted upon higher
plane Of morals than some witnessed
m the recent past. There is no need
to inaugurate system Of bitterness
OF to inject personalities into the dis
sussions, and should it begin the peo-
pie ought to stay away from the
meetings. We are entering upon a
new and better era. The passions Of
the past have been almost wholly
ebliterated and it is only a crank now
and then who is kicking.
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FOR COUNTY sUP"T. EDUCATION
LEWIS NJ. MAHAFFEY is hereby
announced as a candidate for the office OF
County Superintendent of Education for
Anderson County, subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary.
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FOR HOUSE REF ErRESENTATIvES.
The undersigned r. specially announces
himself as candidate for the House of
Representatives. subject to the action of
the Democratic Primary Election.
r. It WAKEFIELD.
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Georgia is boasting Of, one Of the
faest peach crops ever known in her
history.
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r. f. PARKER

The friends of l.. o. WILLIFORD,
Esq, of Rock Mills Township respect
fully nominate him as a candidate for
County Treasurer, subject TO the rules of
the Democratic party.
BROWN A. WILSON. of Bslton,
who tor the last nineteen years ha- uern
Railroad Agent there. announces himself
IS b candidate for Treasurer of Anderson
County, subject to the rules oil the Demo
cratic Primary.
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WARNING.0

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
~ hire or harbor Jim Cunningham,
who is under contract to work for me du-
ring the year 1893 Those disresarding
this notice will be prosecuted TO the full
extent o. the law.
l.. r. TUCKER.
June % 1898 so II
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FOR AUDITOR.

G. N. c. BoLEMAN is resp .ctfuly an
nouncrd us candidate for reelection 10
the office of County Auditor, subject to
the action of the Democratic primary
Election.
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Some idea of the magnitude Of the
burden resting upon the Spanish peo-
pie can be gained by comparison
with our own situation. Their ma
tional debt per capita is about s94 in
American money, being more than 20
per cent. Of the per capita wealth of
the entire nation. In the United
States the per capita indebtedness is
about SD, or only about II per cent.
Of the per capita wealth of the nation.
In Spain the annual interest of the
public debt is nearly Sc per capita; in
the United States it is only about 50
cents.
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A High Grade Jersey and Holstein
"A Mich Cow, with third calf
Two jersey Heifers with Young calves.
E. Fl SCI aNKLIN.
Pendleton, 8 c., June 81, 1883.
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Notice to Creditors.

IF there are any creditors of George w.
: 4 Manly, deceased, they will please pre-
sent their demands to me, duly attested,
for payment.
o. K. BREAZEALE, Ex'r.
June %, 1898 SO 3
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FOR SENATOR.

| announce myself candidate far The
State Senate from Audersoo County sub
ject TO the action of the Democratic Pri
mary. JAS. Nj SULLIVAN.
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= The average weight of Green
land whale is 100 tons, which is equal
to that of 88 elephants.
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I hereby announce myself as candi
date for the office of Treasurer of Ander.
son County, subject to The action Of the
Democratic Primary.