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The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

We had quite . rain and hail ssora
Monday aftsrnooa. JupT.
4 So Dsssavs0sos.
A brise notice oe the death a Mn.
B. Wilson rsechsd this once last Friday
just - The pspsr vas beins put 70 psssa.
MfA Wilsoe vas born In Asachsstss.
Dsasbosn eosnty. Indiana. sixty-oes
yssss ego last March. She vss married
In 1857, and leaves hss husbsnd add Eve
children. together with nuuseoss ssis-
tivss and frisntls 70 mourn hsS dsath.
A large osocourss Il frisods gathered q
the pleasant homo on the Garnet osss
at 3 O'Clock On Saturday. where ~ ~
sd rites Il respect wsre psid 70 -
remains. An especial feature q he
services was the beauliful ducts req
dsrsd by Mrs.. Carr and Niss Croxtoo.
TME IsDErESDkNT extends to the cor.
rowing relatives In behalf Il The people
Of Dslts their heartfelt synpsthy.
Among foreign military spd naval om-
Gers who came from Sibopsy. Cubs.
with the transport Seneca, was Envss
Pssha, os the Turkish army. They were
all provided with comfostsbiss sod Con.
odious quarters at the start and The
Turkish general vas the oeiy one of
them Who refused 70 give up his state
room o. any part q II 10 the siek and
wounded.
Rev. DR.. R A. Cssnips. presiding elder
a this district. will psssch ss the Meth.
odist church next Monday evening. Aug.
I. at 8 o'clock. Those Who have heard
Dr.. Carnine In the past will appreciate
the opportunity offered again. He will
preside at the fourth quarterly confer
sncs st the church Tuesday nosning.
A gang Il fruit thsivss wss run oa 10
oo tie s0sssst Mssa ths Asss os the week.
The parties are knows and u caught
sgats Il wilI 90 fosgh with them There
y nosspss Il stealing fruit whss Il could
- hsd tor ths ssriag. Watches Win b
pst over most Il shs oschsrls dusing the
ssasoo ssd IN sttsmpt will b made to
stop thess dspssdations.
Asssai 1as Jsas excsssssa y Sasa laAs
cny, AsSssa TN.
On Thursday. August llth, the annual
San Juan excursion 10 Salt Lake City
will b run. for which the following very
low rates will BE- osds from points On
the narrow gauge lise Il the Dsnves 4
Rio GraDds Ny:
Grand Junction. $500; Whitswstes,
es.7s; Dslss, elo.A5; Oistbs. ellOo; Mout.
ross. ell5o; Sspinsro. el33O; 0unnisDu,
elAdo; Psslin. el5.o6; Ssrgsst. sl6eo;1
Lake City, olS06; Greeted Bstts. olk0o.
Ticksss will b liuitsd 70 u dsysfsoa
dsts q ssls. eood goiag % ssgsias tssiss
4 August lltA. 6pssial sssis eossiss.
isg q PuIloes ssd Tosstsa aslsspiag csss.
- wsll - e3sss ssd cooeosssbls eo>cAss
vil Dsavs 0sssd Jusctioo st $40 ,. =.
saas Day. vhicA viii give sscsssiosises
shost iosr houss ct Osasd Juscsios to
~ sspsss cd rsss %. Tssis vil q.
sivs ss esit Lshs 10 tios ~ bssskesss
Friday oOsping. Rate b slnaAasd Poll
oes sleeper. Osssd JUsctins to Salt
Laks. dosb,s bsstA. eaSp; b Tsssss
sssspss. dosbls bsstA. olAa. Tkass T.
sising bssths sboslf nohs sesssveaju,
without dsiay thss9UA ssosuse aesss, a.
=. A. wsa,sisA. q. 2. 4. ~ osssS,
wssasss Rs- ssis Lsbs CITY. ~ ON
b y,esssd n fsssisA psopAjses q -
e.Aitisssl isess.ssst~a thsf assy - 4. |
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The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

All thoss who are toad Of blight. sn.
tsrtsiniag 6csioo Tor nidsuones rsed-
Ing will asd the Aussst Ladiss' Hone
Journal satissiy to thsir tasts. A.
usual. the August issVs os the Journal
= lsrssly gives - 70 stories, there bsisg
nine In one nuobss, and al ~ veil
known writer's. Thess include . pictus.
ssqusly weird story BY Julian Hswthoene;
. stronGiy realistic taIs BY Clara Morris,
the sctFsss; humosous sdvsotuss b.
Johs Ksadsick Bangs. and rowsncss
told 10 tender key By E II. Aayds.
Abbs Carter 0eodlos. Sswei Ford. and
Bsttins wsIch. virgiaia woodward
Cloud graphically pictures "A Oiri os
Salem In vigorous vsrse. and Julia
Nasrudsr coucludes . novelette,. "A
Heaven. kissing HilI.-
Thsss u genuine huuos In Robsst J.
Burdstts's -Toag gucless Liars. !" and fsesh
interest 10 "Suomer Piazza StorIss."
Shall Our 0irls 60 to ColIegsi- u ans
wsrsd by Edward Box. Who also vsites
10 advocacy Il Giving Allowances 70
Giris." Mrs. g. T. Roesr tslIs what -
The Best Diet Tor Bloodisss Girls. and
idspti6ss the various kinds Of nush.
roons growing 10 the woods that arc 6t
ess Isud. Thew are practical articles 10
nssdisvesk. Dilliassy ssd On . vssssty
d honsly tppics. and ths musical feature
u soag. ~whsn I Wait sf the Bars fos
Nsu.' BY The Curtis Publishing Con.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Editor Wood of the North Fork Times
voot 70 the Omaha Exposition on .
pSeesuss trip, the dsst oe the week.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29
SUMMER TOUa0 IN CANADA.
fH1 1HOU0A1D l0lANOa
q. LAWRENCE RIVER
DOWN 3aE HUD0ON.


Bsopss dseialag % your sannss Ao,i.
day you sAoaA v6its tor the beautiful
tourist folder rublishsd by tbs Wa,
BASH RAILROAD. the SHORT LINE
froO Co,osade points via ksnsss City.
q. Loais. Chicago and Detroit to sil
pssasass sssosts of The east and north.
oo11.
Ask your nsarest ticket agent for
rates o. write TO C. u. Hampton. com.
uasscial agsut. Denver. Colorado.
0eoAD4oo C0ao0s - C0r00
- local apSlieassoas ~ they eanses reach the
nay to cure assfness aud that b by constitutional
Fsmelies. Dsainen 10 causrd by an iaAAased
coadtioa Of the lining Of The Eusszehian
ssssbaing soGnd o. Imperfect heaitns. ard
80 unlss The tnaAmattoa can be t,hen out and
tAts tube se.sosed a. IL normal eoedisioa. hass
iag vii Be- Destroyed iorever; nine cases oat u
ten efe carved By catAsrh. uhtca n nothing but
IN tn1amed css.dition OF the mucous surfAess-
We will Eive Oas Hundred Do,i> ~ fog aay eass
Of DEAFNESS lcaueed by catarrh) thst cannot -
cured BY Halls CatarSh Cure. Send for reifeolas9
fFee.
~. CHENEY 4 cO.. Toledo. O.
A-So.d By dsu9gsea. 7;c.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Peter YounGsrs. Il Gsnsva. Nsb.. treas
ursr of The State horticultural Society 10
an intsrvisw with The Southwest gives
hisexpsriepcs In keeping apples in cave.
He dug down 10 feet and then tunnsled
back 10 feet. the width os tunnel At
bottom being 6 feet. This was archsd
70 height Of 81 test. The tunnel can
b made to suit the copvsuisncs Of The
orchardist. Mr.. Youngsss osds no sup
port to prevent the dirt from caving iu.
the clay subsoil making durable wall.
In this cave Mr.. Youpgers stored The
following articles: Ben Davis. vinseap.
geuton. white winter Psarmsis snd
Rome bssuty. On the 18th q July
these spplss were In perfect cooditioo.
The entrance to the tsnpsl wss tightly
closed By door and there wss also .
door to the opening. This expsrinsnt
psovss that every fruit grower csn have
selss the year roupd. In postioas q
the country IL will 10 necessary. q
courss to have the tunnel suppostsd 70
prevent caving in.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Niss Emma Luke will 70 esst soon on
q witt to relatives and frispds. and while
thsss will take . thorough courss in
Chsjotian Science.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

d. z. X. Mscsotss cd fs0uy 1t
Tuesday eos Dssvss. whses tbsy ~
visit TOT Q fel days. ...-.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

II. win ChiIds. eossty aesss.ps u
In Moetross . fsw days this wesk I
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Ths pssoe Who leaves ny peess % .
chair = never ths oss vAo sits down %
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

". o. Stephens tho first Il the week
sscsivsd . letter from Frsd NcCullsh
eesassly assistant postmaster st Dsits.
vho = nov In the Seventh regular infsn.
tsy. Ths letter was written the day b
tore The susreodsr Of Santiago sod mon
tioos the feet that the boys we're ready
70 - iato the town and take u by forcs
Y u vas not surrendered BY that time.
Dr.. Arthur Allin Il the State Uuivsr.
sity. win b 10 Delta and lecture On the
lth. q Aug. At the Nsthojist Church.
subjsct ~LaughteF." The lecture will
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

Rev. DR.. r A. Csrnins. peesiding elder
oe this district. will psssch st the Meth.
odist church next Monday evening. Aug.
1. at 8 o'clock. Those Who have heard
Dr.. Carnine In the past will sppescisss
the opportunity offered again. He will
preside At the fourth quarterly confer
sncs st the church Tueoday incoming.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

A. B. Csahill rstsssed fro0 Ousay lose
Sunday.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

A gang a fruit thsivss wss run On %
oo The 0sfnst Mssa ths asse a the week.
The parties are known and u caught
s9ats II wilI 20 rosgh with them There
b nossoss Il stealing fruit whss Il could
- hsd fos ths sskiag. Watches will b
put over most a shs oechsris during the
ssasoo ssd m sttsmpt will b nads to
stop thess dspssdations.
The Delta independent., 1898-07-29

ysek Killiaa NJ Sos Dsavss se.lay.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
BOleman News.

We have had good rains and all OF our
crops are growing finely
inc threshertnen arc on their rounds
now thrsshiDg tho wheat and oats. They
report wheat fine, but oats are not so
good. Spring oats are aimo-t 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, lant week
Tor treatment, his caAe having baiiiad the
skill Of al the dOc'Ofs in this section.
Tho doctors there said they thought they
could cure him.
We notice our friend and former citi-
zen, Pref J.. Mabafi'-y, of Hop.w-l
IL announced As candidate tor County
Superintendent of EiucatiOn. If tho
Professor runs ~ we'll all over the County
n be VIII here in his native towuHhip,
tf"ik,) he Will come in by a big nsjori-
ty.
Mr.. Henry B. Richardson had valna-
bio horse t. die recently. lie also lost a
fine mule last spring. Hi. loss il a heavy
one these hard times.
MIR jane III. Pni!en, who buys cotton
IN Entaw, Ala has returned home to
spend the summer.
Misses Emma ami Bernie Farmer
who have been attending tho Winthrop
College at Rock Hill, &. G., have returned
nome To spend the summer vacation.
NJ 'sses Critic and Lutte Mahaffey, who
nave been At Hhpewell going 10 schO0l at
that place. have returned home 10 spend
the vacation.
Prf. L. NJ. Mahaifey and wife visited
his father, Mr.. +. S. Mahaffey, near
BOlenAn recently.
The Rev. Mr.. McCleskey preached ar
Double Springs last Sunday, the pastor,
Rev. Il. W. Estes, being sick.
Messrs. j. !. and X. l.. Bradberry, OF
near Alpine, have the finest crop of both
cotton and corn we have seen. They had
cotton bloom on the 18th.
1t Aeeins that nearly all Of the CORES
pondents have something to brag ab ut.
we have one thing We can truthfully
boast OF, and that ia the quetness and
peaceful ness of the people OF our neigh
borhood. We have not single tattler
nor meddlesome person in this communi-
~. Everybody attends to their own bus
mess, aud let's others do the same.
The health Of this community Ia excel
lent, v ith the exception of few cases Of
wh"Oping cough.
News ofany Importance is very scarce.
SCRIBBIER
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

There in great deal OF sickn in and
around lola now.
Little Fay Walker, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. ii. c. Walker. il very low with
typhoid fever. We hope, however, that
under the skillful treatment Of DR..
Hutchinson, she will soon recover.
Our old friend, MIR. Dock Elrod, is get
ting some better.
Well, there are always some good
things with the bad. We have an album
dant wheat crop. / mention a few OF the
fortunate ones in making such fine crops:
Mr.. Clarence Burress s0wed one bush+l
Of wheat and made twenty four bushels
MIR. j. F. Wilson 30 ed three bushels and
made fOrty-three. Mr. j. II. q hutchinson
sowed six bushels and made one hundred
and twenty. Mr.. L. J. Buchanan made
hfty-eight bushels, aud many others
made fine crops, 80 you see we are living
on cake now, Mr.. Editor.
DR.. Hutchinson has been on the aick
list, but is getting better now. DR.. Bolt
mas been attending him and looking after
bis patients while he has been sck.
FARMER.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Only twice in history have the ex-
ports Of agricultural products from
the United States reached the value
of S7OO,OUO, 600. For the fiscal year
now about to end they exceed $500.
900, 900, and will probably reach $3.50,
900. 900. They exceed the exports Of
the record breaking year 1892 by more
than $3.50, 600 900 They exceed those
Of the year before by more than $3.50, :
0OO,0 All thi, is money dug out
of the soil and poured into the laps Of
our farmer, vt the same time orr
exports Of manufactured pronucts
have Increased in still greater proper
ton, w'iilc our imports representing
our purchases from other natl ons. (.
Lave enormously fallen off.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great discovery has been made,
and that too. by IL lady in this country
Disease fastened Its clutches upon her
and for seven years sho withstood its
Reverest tests, but her vital organs were
For three months she coughed incpssantiy
and could not sleep She finally discover
ed a way to recovery. by purchasing o us
hottie of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
assumption. and was 40 much relieved
on taking first dose. that she slept all
night; and wi,h two bottles, mas been ab-
solutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz Z" Thus writes w. G. Hamnick &
CO.. of Shelby, N. g. Trial bottles free at
Hill-Orr Drug Go. Regular size 500 and
81 10. Every buttle guaranteed.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
TOwnville Items.

MIR. w. NJ. Brown, wife and daughter,
Of Oak way, attended the Baptist Church
at this place iast Sunday.
The directors Of the Oakway, Townville
Il Anderson Telephone Co. held meeting
at Onk way last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Bruce has returned from
the Greenvillo Female College, and viii
spend hor vacation nt h0me
Profs. l. NJ. Mahatfey and j. W..
Gninna have gwen their schools vacation.
and will spend their vacations at their
iathcia.
Mrs. Broo,n, of this place, who has
been very sick, il better we arc glad to
note.
Mrs. q. f. Smith, Of this place, has re-
turned home after m extended visit to
Anderson, Ielton md Pezer She re-
ports CROPS good and as having a splendid
time.
MISS Lille Flowers. of Anderson, has
been visi ing her uncle, Mr.. G. L. smith.
of this place.
Mrs. "Rnsin Ds Bow and the little
"ROsin De Bows' havo got homo after a
ak weeks visit In the molntains. May
Miss Ine1 Schroeder, OF Abbeville, ia
visiting In this place.
Miss Fannie Daniels, Of Pelzer. il WIS.,
iting relatives around 'rOwnville
Mr.. John Reese. Of Oakway, WAS in
Townviile last week casting his eyes on a
fair maiden.
Mr.. ]. 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. G. Burford, of this place, is Wis
iting his fathers family at Calhoun Falls
this week.
Mr.. Norris Edwards. a gentleman of
color, reported cotton blossom on the
18th inst.
Mr.. j. w. Gibson, over in Ooonee, Is
very sick and not OK nected to live.
Mrs. James Richardson, near this place,
VINO has been sick so long, went to At
lanta last week to be- treated.
DIN ROSIN Dn Row
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
In Memoriam.

On the evening Of Juno 9Th the Angel
OF Death came to the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. G. King and bore away in it's icv
embraces the spirit Of Eunice, their IL.
months.oid daughter. For three weeks
typhoid dysentery. The anxious parents
and sympathizing relatives and friends
were untiring In their efforts to relieve
the little sufferer, but To no avail, she was
too good. too pure for this sinful world.
funeral servioes conducted by Rev. a..
McGee. the little body was laid to reat 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
homo by his hand.
weep not. fond parents, dry your tears.
For you shall see Ia after years
How God In love has called her home.
To live with him till you shall come.
"a FRIEsn.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR TREASURER.

WILLIAM l.. BOLT. the ex-Sheriff,
IN hereby announced as candidate Tor
County Treasurer, subject to the action Of
Democratic Primary.
l hereby announce myself as a candi.
date for the office OF Treasurer OF Ander-
son County subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary Election.
JAS. ii. PAYNE.
1 hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office OF Treasurer of Ander-
son County. sntject to the action Of the
Democratic Primary.
II. f PARKER.
The friends Of l.. o. WILLIFORD.
Esq, Of Rock Mills Township. respect
fully nominate him as candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to The rules of
the Democratic party.
BROWN a. WILSON. OF l,slon.
who tor the last nineteen years ha, ue. II
Railroad Agent there. ann"unces himself
81 u candidate for Treasurer of Anderson
County, subject to the rules OF the Demo
cratic Prim.ry.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
Asbury Items.

Mr.. q. w. Gaines and family went to
Honea Path the second Saturday night to
Walt relatives.
Some OF our good neighbors were
bothered about the dry weather. think
it is 30 much better II we would take ev-
erything fair when He who rules knows
best for US. l beard one old man say he
thought there would be a famine this
year.
Mr.. John Bolt and Mr.. Perry Tate
have been threshing In our burg Mr..
Tate bad tho misfortune to lose young
mule the llth inst. That ia a heavy loss
on MIR. Tate, as he is very hard working
fellow.
NOBODY'S DARLING.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

The Prohibition Executive Commit
tee has formally withdrawn its ticket
FOR State officers, which was recently
"euggestcd' 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 tho Prohibitionists declare
their ''iirst allegiance
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

We have received u copy Of the
deep W atcr Edition of the Charles
ton Eucning Post. 1t contains 10i
pages of interesting matter. illustra-
tive, historical and descriptive Of the
atty and it's resources, with incidental
pen pictures of several South Carolina
eounties and towns. 1t is certainly u
eommendable piece of journalistic
emterprisc.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Gen. Iitzhugh Ice has asked that
the South Carolina Regiment, now at
0hickamauga, be assigned to his com
uaand. and orders have been issued to
shat effect. This is certainly a high
compliment to our boys.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

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 inauguratc system Of bitterness
OF to inject personalities into the dis
eussi0ns, aud should it begin the pee
pie ought to stay away from the
meetings. We arc entering upon i
new and better era. The passions Of
the past have been almost wholly
eblitcratcd and it is only crank now
and then who is kicking.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Subscriptions to the new bond issue
are piIing into the Treasury Depart
nent and the Indications are that The
whole issue will be taken by private
iudividuals.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

For the fiscal year ending June 30,
1897, the balance Of trade in favor Of
she United States was s2S7 ,6l3, 900.
In ten months of the present fiscal
year the balance is S5l4,24' 90.
These figures are remarkable and cx-
plain why gold has come over in so
large q stream.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22
toR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.

The friends of OLIVER BOLT respect
fully announce him candidate for C0un-
ty supervisor. subject to the action of the
Democratic Primary Election.
respectfully present myself to the
voters OF Anderson County for reelection
to the office of County Supervisor, subject
10 The rules Of the Democratic Primary.
w p SNEIHROVE
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

If. as Lord Wolsclcy says, war is
"a matter Of meat and bread, the
United States is the most formidable
nation in the world.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Whatever nation may be dickcring
with Spain for the Philippines should
not overlook tho important fact that
until your Uncle Samuel is ready 20
sien the document nothing better
than Iuitclaim deed can be secured
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORs.
IN All persons having claims against
tue Estate OF J. g Williams, deceased
sre hereby notified TO present the Same,
properly proven, to tue undersigned with
in the time prescribed by law, and these
indebted TO make pav ment.
O. =. WILLIAMS,
A. Is. SHIRLEY.
a. N. CAMPbELLs
Admipistrators.
June % lHNS 81 3
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Congress has appropriated $3.50, 900
for the continuation Of the experiment
OF giving the people free delivery Of
mails i'll rural districts. The scheme
is said to have worked well in those
sections where it has been tried.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Last week the Laurens Adverttser
came to US in eight pages, which con-
tanned an illustrated and Interesting
vritc-up of that growing city. Lau-
rens will be benefited by such publ
cation, and her citizens no doubt
greatly appreciate the enterprise dis
played by the Adccrtiscr.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-06-22

Bleeding Cuba cries for help
country earth nob
the continent the from Americas
get the Spanish Bull
proper facility Sam grabs him by the tail and sngs him
believing
will remember gorng Uncle Sam agan
But while sending thousands thousands of
the 'front.' while Dewey floats the American flag PHILIPPINE
while Sampson whole Spanish
down Havana and give Banco the chasting which he
also home people the fullest
We know there Spanish american possibly
other lurking watching
few dollars and from whomsoever they
watchfu of their
abundance Our loaded and trained enemy
kind of shot shoot:
Yadwide Domestic yard-wde 81
good Drills Cling
hams 2ac yard Quilt Calico pound
Pants quality Overals
If Sox Stockings don't fail
shooting competition black pair
&C. SC 4c and 2 pair going paper house
Will sell high quality Sc heavy checked
yard and check Shirng dollar
been deferred putting Shades
price? Do allow aror lack this
veil Shade, a. ec Hassa CITY. good
Shade 28c Toe Shades c and the dollar Shades
long will they ayf WE'LL that ain the question The
question is how in and select before they
picked Aluminium Hair
&c. Toilet Soap ac cake the Cleaner 90
Oval Foot springing Cups Tum
13c Gobet 25c Honey Dishes stands 10 Diamond
Household Dyes 1Oc Stick Blue for Starch Culoid
Starch Be and 1Oc Candles sN
Remember are letting Glass Sale prices remain on
many Goods until closed ont. Don't be late. .s4
Chewing Gum best made five different Aavo twelve bars
packs Ball Potash, 10 gallons soft soap, &c.
- Three cheers for Cuba, America,
m ~ 49,.