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Spanish guns. No news of decided
engagement has been received up to

Spanish guns. No news Of decided
engagement has been received up to
thhis tine, Lu. ;~c.1 h:SSs 5a:: received
through the cable officers that the fir
ing was resumed yesterday morning at
daybrcak
General Shafter is reported as say
ing, 81 shall not be surprised if We
have Santiago in three days
General Toral offered u surrender
Santiago provided the Spanish rarri
son were allowed To march ont with
side arm, and have twenty miles start
without molrstation: agreeing also not
To destroy the ship, III the bay, am
munltlon in the forts or the buildings
in the city. But, acting under I'rcsi-
dent Mckinley : instructions, General
Shaftcr notified General L raj that
the n;tcd States would accept no
terms but Immediate and unconditi0n-
al surrender. General Toral rejected
this proposal, adding that he would
discuss no other terms than those
suggested by himself lie was then
notified by General Shaf,cr hat the
armisticc would terminate and hostili-
tiles be resumed at 4 o clock
The casualties in the engagement
Sunday afternoon, as reported by
General Shaftcr, are two killed and
four wounded.
General Skaters fighting strength
at present is %, $50 men, and it will
be swellcd to 20, 900 by the middle Of
this week. The men arc reported in
excellent health.
The fear is expressed among officials
at Washington that during the armis
ticc majority Of the Spanish soldiers
escaped, after looting the houses Of
refugees; that Shaftcr permitted &c
parlcying to last too long, thus afford
ing an opportunity for escape with
arms and provisions.
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: The Rev SF Cbanmor ofc,

The Rev S. +. Chapman, Of Gov
ington, Va, has been commissioned
by the President chaplain of the 4th
regiment, United States volunteers,
Infantry, now being formed at Fred
cricksburg. Mr. Chapman was cap
tain in Col. Mosby's command during
the civil war, and was distinguished
for bravery and dash.
= Col. William Young, Of the I'd
regiment of engineers, is q son of
Brigham Young and q former regular
army officer, having grad uated with
high honors in the class Of rs, at
West Point. He served in the engi-
neer corps until Utah was admitted
as State. Then he resigned in the
hope Of being elected United States
Senator, but was defeated. He has
since resided in Salt Lake City until
he volunteered for service in the pres-
ent @g:.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that O Munio.
ipai Election will be hold On MONDAY,
AUGUST 8, 1893, froE, 9 o'clock a. m. to
O'Clock p. m.. in the City Hall, to elect
the following officers:
Mayor and elk Aldermen for the City
of Anderson. 8. c.. to serve for term Of
two years, beginning August 10Th, 1893.
ALSO, for three Trustees of the Ander-
son Graded School, to serve for term OF
six years, beginning August 18th, 1898.
Tho following Managers have been ap-
pointed: A. III. Osborne, J. ]. Dodd and
w. 8. Haynie.
Books Of registration to be opened In
City Treasurer's Office 1T 0 O'Clock a. M.
on July 26lh, and cloao on the 2Sth at
IL m. Books will be opened each morn.
ing at 0 o'clock aud cloee ct 4 o'clock, ex-
cept on the 28th, when they will close
at l2 M.
BY order of City Council.
G. +. TOLLY, Mayor.
Attest
LOUIS SHARPE, Clerk.
July 13. 1898 3
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HAWAII ANNEXED.

The Davis -Newlands joint resolu-
ton providing for the annexation Of
the Hawaiian Islands passed the SEN
ste last Wednesday by a thirds
vote, az to 81, and the resolution
adopted is the Same which passed the
House on June Is by vote of 2O9 to
81. There were no changes made in
the Senate, the various amendments
boing voted down, the purpose being
to avoid having the resolution referred
back to the House
On Thursday, precisely at I clock
while surrounded by Mrs. Mckinley
and several officials, tho President af-
fixed 20 the resolutions these words
which made them law:
"Approved July Z, 1898.
"WILI.rAM MCKINLEY"
The existing civil organization will
continue until the five commissioners
appointed by the President complete
q system of organization and put it
into effect.
The Commissioners named by the
President are Senator Cullom, of Illi-
aois; Senator Morgan, of Alabama;
Representative Hit, Of Illinois; San
ford Doio, president Of the Hawaiian
republic, and w. F. Frear. one Of the
Supreme Court Judges of Hawaii.
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In 1896 the Eve largest consumers
Of Cuba's tobacco crop made pur-
chascs as follows United States, $12,-
69l,743; Germany, So, ,231 ,750; Spain,
sl,S72,5S7; England, $3.50, ,4s3;
France, s5i4, l23. Thus it appears in
regard to the tobacco crop, as well as
in regard to the sugar output, this
country monopolizcd the great bulk Of
Cuba exports.
All this being true, when the pres
ent war is ended, Cuba will offer to
this country one of the richest f Ids
on tho globe for commercial and in
dustrial enterprises, whether it be as
an independent country OF as new
star in the galaxy of States of the
United States.
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Most Of our readers have, perhaps,
pretty clear knowledge of the geo
graphical characteristics Of Cuba, but
know little Of it's wonderful r .sourccs,
and have been badly mislcd as to ite
climate and fitness for inhabitaton.
The following information obtained
from reliable source cannot fail to
impress one with the fact that no
country on the globe presents n richer
field for commercial and industrial en-
tcrprisc, nor offers q more promising
opening to the young men of America
Up to 1893 Cuba wealth was cstima
ted in round numbers ut $3.50 900 900,
and she managed to pay annually into
Spain treasury the enormous tribute
OF $50, 100000. Cuba contains 35,-
600, 900 acres Of land, Of which only
1900, 900 acres are under cultivation,
100000 acres being natural pastures.
17,O0O,O0 acres original forest areas,
and the balance 1000, 900 acres, waste
tracts.
Cuba's .coast line measures 1900
miles, ,sand 200 sheltered landicgs in
dent it, forty Of which are accessible
to ships Of the largest size. With 200
rivers traversing it's soil and giving its
interior places direct water communi-
cation with the ocean harbors, the
possibilities which this rich island, 80
near our own shores, holds out, is
marvellous. In 1894 Cuba's produc-
ton Of sugar aggregated 1,052,2lA
tons. Sinoo that time, on account Of
Generalization caused by hostilities,
it has not been SO great.
Next to sugar, the tobacco crop in
Cuba reaches annually, under normal
conditions, 100000 bA.es, or about
go, 900, 900 pounds. In addition to
semitropioal fruits Of every kind pro-
dueed in abundance, Cuba possesses
rare mineral deposits, suoh as gold,
silver, iron, copper aud manganese,
and the timber resources are unsur-
passcd. by any country on earth.
The popular notion now prevailing
in regard t, the climate of Cuba is
that it is oppressive, and that yellow
fever prevails in every part Of the is
land the year round This notion il
decidedly erroneous. The average
temperature is 92 degrees Fahrenheit
i'll summer and 72 degrees in winter,
and while yellow fever is prevalent in
the coast cities during summer, due to
the lack Of proper sanitary cautions,
it is unknown in winter, and seldom,
if ever, known in the interior. 1t
would hardly be putting it too strong
to say that Cuba, under proper sani-
tary cautions, would be Vie garden
spot Of the world.
Recurring to the sugar crop of Gu
ba, the following table will show the
purchases which each country has
made of sugar 81 ace 1888:
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THE WAR PROGRESSES A PACE.
con, on we brave,
Who rush to glory or the grave"

Those Spanards taken scaps
surprised that small number fall
for while and the white flag To-day shall
them with four and guns follow with heavy ca
Then will let fly Of bombs We
plode entirely annhlate enemy
let a few shots fly like this:
SO Envelopes
ting Paper 1c Papers Pins for Flags good Handkerchief
&c. "a fine Safety
pete Window 1Oc
fringe 25 good Buggy Whips &C., 10c 15c Some Umbrellas excngy
low Tacum Powder Tooth Powder
Blonde Brunette John Rce Famous Perfumes 1Oc and
Imperial Perfumes bulk, Tappan Swan Down Gents Dress Bows
box for 1O, Silk Sa 1O Fancy Windsor
Ribbons c &C.
Best 6Cord Spool Coonbotom O grade Writing Paper
Best Black Sewing
10c lb Heavy Hose Half pair Heavy
Homespun &c. 3! and 4c Drill
dad Prints &c Good Prints
10c and 12c close Heavy Checked Hmun yard
and the Richmond Extra &C. Handy Backng Stove Polish
best yet
few closing you've
but did not believe Chewing Gum half Cleaner
Bits 0c lot Best Braces
O 15 Zoe and everything
Wire Widow Screens Flour
2uart Short Coffee Pot &C., Pie Plates Agate Dpps
Sucepa Preserving Cups
35c and 40c S Complete
CASTLE Soap Sc Hidden Spring Curling Tongs
2Oc Combs &c Rubber Nppers
Brushes Shaving Brushes Tumbler Jelly Tumbe
Etc, at prices which defy competition
Do you feel patriotism
or Cuban Flag OF
If the stand the fire they strong indeed
Yours always truly,
|C. ). MINOR ~ zzz lOG. STORE.
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The Sure La Grlpps Cure.

There is 20 use suffering from this dread
FIJI malady IL you will only get the right
remedy. You are having pain all through
your body, your liver Is out Of order, have
no appetite, no life or ambition. have q
bad cold. in fact are completely used up.
Electric Bitters i, the only remedy that
will give you prompt and sure relief. They
act directly on your Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys. tone up The whole system and
make you feel ike n new being They nre
guaranteed to cure or price refunded For
saie at Hill-Orr Drug Co.'S. Drug Store.
Only SOC. per bottle.
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ANIMAL Reunion United Confederate
Veterans, Atlanta. Ga., July
2O-28, 1898.

Cheap rates via Southern Railway
22.90-From Anderson to Atlanta and
return.
Aisu cheap Side Trip ticketH . i'll be on
sale at that tune from Atlanta.
See that your tickets read via Southern
Railway. For detailed Information as tu
schedules. etc., call on any agent OF the
Company.
w. G. johnson, Ticket Agent, Ander-
son. ~. q.
w. y. MeGee, Pass. and Ticket Agent,
UreeiViiIe, s. e.
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1t is rumored in Washington that
Santiago has surrendered, but officials
have no direct information to that
effect. The only information received
was announcing a new truce and the
Generals confidence in an carly sur
render.
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Reunion Orr's Regiment.

The 18th annual reunion OF Orr's Reai
ment OF Rifles will be held at Baudy
Hprings on Tuesday, August 10th nsxt,
commencing Mt p. M, and will continue
through Wednesday.
Prominent speakers will bs present.
Col. G. Med. MILLER, Pres.
j. w THOMPSON, SEQ
AVE- Oconee, Pickens and Abbeville
papers are requested TO copy.
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Ca1.A g&E MOST COLLEGE,
EHQd KdDI2Y n a..

LVOR Young Women. A noted health
"A resort In the mountains or Western
N. q. Pure mountain cir and water
Chartered by the State Faculty OF IA
University In'n and women Stnden'a
from nearly every Southern St#te also
rom Canada, Northern ard We~tern States.
S40O Piano gwen 10 the best music graduate
Home comforts. reasDna ahie rates. Write
TOR q catalogue. $. u, HATTOS,
H-R A u. L l.
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The French steamer la Buurgugnc.
one Of the Ca,npngnic Generate Trans
Atlantiquc Liner, with 213 souls on
board en- route from New York to
IIavrc France, was run down by the
iron sailinr ship Cromartyshirc, sixty
miles south Of Sable Islands, near the
coast Of Nova Scotia, during the early
morning Of July 1. and sunk within
half an hour, carrying with her over
Eve hundred Of her passengers and
crew. The balance, who were not
drawn down by the fearful suction,
struggled and fought for life until one
hundred and sixty-thrcc were at length
rescued from death by the crew Of the
Cromartyshirc, which ship survived
the collision. \ thick fog prevailed
at the time Of the disaster.
The Spanish prisoners, about 400 in
number, including 81 Spanish officers,
reached Portsmouth, N. H., last Sun
day morning Admiral Cervera and
Captain Eulatc, who was commander
ef the Vizcaya, were among the Off
GERS. Admiral Ccrycra had been i'll
for the past three days, but felt better
4uriDg the day, and was interviewed.
lie speaks good English: ''IIow do |
like America? answer you that l
have always liked, and | may say,
loved your people, but this war has
been duty with me and the men un
der me. knew that the American
feet clearly outclasscd us, but it was
question Of fighting either inside or
outside the harbor. l have many
friends in America, and have only the
kindliest feelings for them, but every
man has duty to perform to his
country and all Spaniar'ls tried to
perform that duty. There has been
much feeling in Spain and want all
Spain to know tho truth, that every
ship Of my squadron fought until the
last, and when VIC could do no more.
we surrendered. have much inter
est to know the exact situation in
Spain. Capt. Goodrich mas treated us
an well as anyone could possibly be
treated. My officers have occupied
quarters in the saloon and we cannot
complain" Admiral Cervera will not.
however, remain at Portsmouth long
As soon as tho enlisted men are land
ed in the quarters prepared for them.
he, with the officers Of his squadron,
except the surgeons, who will be left
with the men, will be sent to Annapo-
lis to be confined within the limits Of
the Naval Academy Reservation. The
bringing OF Admiral Cervera to the
United States does not signify that
the proposition to parole him has been
finally dismissed. 1t has simply been
postponed for time. 1t is very prob
able that he will be more comfortable
here until the feeling Of unnatural re-
sentiment displayed against him in
Spain has subsided. Ninety one Of
the prisoners were s;ok, but it was
found that most of the sickness was
due TO wounds. There is no evidence
" yellow fever or other contagious
diseases.
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Practical
Tailor
and
Cutter.
Jesse L. Turner,

S. Y. THOMPSON has opened new
restaurant, corner of Front and Wal
nut streets. Everything first class.
Lunches at all hours.
THE Bank of Princeton was vic
timized out of 81, 005, by slick crook,
one day last week. The check bore
the forged signature of Baldwin Bal
lard, of Union. The swindler gave
his name as G. p. Lilly, but has not
been located up to date.
FORMER Captain Charles H. Gel
ger, of Wheeling has received from
the headquarters of the Uniform
Rank, Knights of Pythias, at In
dianapolis, his commission as colonel
OF the First West Virginia regiment.
1t will be remembered that Colonel
The engineering students at the
University have been directed to make
a typographical survey of the Univer-
sity grounds. This survey is badly
needed and will be very valuable
There is nothing of the kind in exis-
lance and the bother and trouble in
cident to this condition has proven
very expensive at times.
The entertainment given by Hen
dershot on Saturday night for the
benefit of the football team was a
good one as far as the performance
goes. He did every thing that he
had advertised to do. The tests
were quite successful and Veon was
awakened on the stage after sleeping
in Geo C.iiSteele's window for several
h0ors
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A FRESH supply of Whitmau's Sc
lect candy-sold only at Madera's.
THE Coming Flour, the best in the
world for health and economy, at
A. L Nye's.
THE minuet will be an especial at
traction tomorrow night.
LOUIE FULLER will delight all who
see her tomorrow night at the enter.
tainment.
ONLY rs marriage licenses were is
sued in Monroe county, during the
whole of last year.
THE students of the Lee Military
Academy, at Lewisburg, will start
a paper, to be called "The Bayonet. +"
Observation-Disclosures girl for
general house work. Good wages.
Apply at this office.
SUPPORT sweet charity and have an
evening of great enjoyment by going
to the entertainment tomorrow night.
To HEAR the orchestra and the
chorus will be worth the price of adj
mission tomorrow night at the char
ity entertainment.
FoUND-Early Tuesday morning
on Foundry street a small parcel
wrapped in newspaper and tied with
pink twine. The owner can have
the same by proving property and
paying for this advertisement.
F. L. EMORY.
A NEBRASKA editor is authority
for the statement that women's ears
are never frostbitten, and he explains
the alleged fact by saying that the
blood flowing from the heart of a
woman is warmer than that of men.
The editor is a very young man and
Nebraska ladies think he is real
nice -Gtar6sburg Telegram.
THE tickets for the charity enter
tainment tomorrow night are going
like hot cakes and there will be stand
ing room only in short time if the
rush keeps up. The performers are
trained TO the very top notch and
there remains nothing to do now but
to deliver the various parts. The
whole town is going to the entertain
ment.
WE are informed that the case oil
the State VS. Mrs. George w. Atkin.
son, which was tried in the Circuit
Court here at the October term and
resulted in a hung jury, has been,
by agreement of counsel, continued
until spring. 1t is stated that a
special term of court will be called
for the latter part of May for the
express purpose of trying this i'm
portant case.-GlenUilIe Pathfinder
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Selling Books
II, L. SwIsHER, Proprietor.

OFFICE hours s. A. NJ. to II NJ; / to
) P. NJ, DIR. A. L. Boyers, DENTS :,
Crown and bridge work a speciality.
CALL at S. Y. Thompson's for
fresh fish and oysters.
Dr.. W. e. STEWART, Dentist. First
class, latest dentistry in all its branches
Hor and cold soda every day at Ma
dera's
THE engineers will compass on
Wednesday and Thursday: We hope
that they will act on the ''level" in
heir "meanderings" about town. If
OF the 'tchain gang" awaits them.
SENATOR ELKINs has introduced
bill to pay the Methodist Episcopal
hurch, of Point Pleasant, $1,010 for
he occupation of their building by
United States troops during the
lar.
The hungry man should drop in
It S. V. Thompson S new restaurant.
Everything first class. Lunches at
Ill hours.
PATENTS have been granted to
Harry t. Winters, Wheeling, on a
aeyice for polishing curved surfaces;
Ind to William B. Floyd, School
House, on an apple parer, corer and
diyider.
THE citizens of Marshall county,
are agitating the question Of ordering
"a special election on the proposition
to issue 800, 600 in bonds, to be
donated to the proposed railroad from
Connellsville to the Ohio river
THERE are now $1,000 cubic feet
of timber, consisting of oak, poplar,
and walnut, in Mud river The
timber belongs to Thacker and Baker.
Three hundred logs were drifted out
recently to their boom at the mouth
of Guyan.
w. I'll. WOLFE, Jr., of Parkersburg,
won second honors in the preliminary
oratorical contest of Marietta college,
which took place this week, to select
a representative to take part in the
State oratorical contest at Athens,
next month.
EASTERN ship builders are coming
to West Virginia for their heavy
timber. A Little Kanawha man has
contracted for fifty RATS, to be sawed
up into ship timber, and delivered
for shipment in the next two months
to New Jersey.
A CERTAIN young lady school teach
er had a mortal fear of all contagious
diseases and was in constant dread of
catching something from the scholars.
One day the report came to the school
house that the mother of one of the
pupils was quite i'll and some one was
wanted to 90 for the doctor. The
schoolmarm was scared at once and
sent home a little girl of the woman.
She returned after bit and reported to
the teacher as follows: Nanny
says she's got baby but it amt
catchin', if you are careful"
Four young ladies were baptized
at the Baptist church last night by
Rev. McCutcheon. Six had protested
conversion as result of the revival
services which have been in progress
there for some time but the others
found it inconvenient to attend the
meeting last night. Those who were
baptized are Misses Anna Robe.
May Stewart, May Dusenberry and
Blanche Protzman The revival
meeting will be kept up until We'd
nesday night On Thursday night
Rev. L. E. Peters will begin Sun
day School institute.
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BOOKS

For Literary Societies and Schools.
We carry full line of Recitation, Di-
alogues and Select Reading Books.
Suitable for all occasions and grades.
Always in stock.
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For Rent.

Small office room, good location on
Main street. Apply by letter to this
Office.
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ALL the gallery seats for the char
ity entertainment will be twenty-five
cents. The holders of tickets may
select any seat not taken when the
ticket is obtainened.
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IIIGH Class Tailor
ing need not be
expensive because
it is artistic and correct.
Good suits as low as $50.
We are strictly out after
business and don't want
to miss your trading here.
We have some good bar
gains and the people
know this, and maybe
that's the reason we are
always busy these dull
winter months of January
and February. Cleaning,
Altering and Repairing
as cheap as good work
can be done.
\. x. SMITE
Walnut c{root flnn cn.r@ uo,ea
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Established 1853.
Established 1858.

Offers some very cheap suits made to
order by the best of workmen and nothing
but the best of trimmings used in all suits
Everything first class. A full line of English
Clays, Scotch, French and English Sutings.
and Trouserings as we'll as full line of Do
mestic goods. All kinds of Overcoatines to
suit every one. All kinds of repairing done
at reasonable rates. Dying and coloring done
on short notice.
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TEACHERS.

We can furnish you professional
books at low rates. If you start IL
brary remember we can fit it up.
Selling Books
at cost is not our business. We ask
reasonable profit, But here's the diff
ference: we buy in quantities and can
sell with profit and yet have prices
lower than cost to small buyers.
That Dollar Bible have you seen it,
ACME BOOK STORE.
H. t. SWISHER PronrietOr
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IT'S A JOKE
NO LONGER.

The phenomenal growth of
Wiles' Addition has silenced
even the most chronic of
croakers.
$500
A month buys a 500 lot
that will bring sI5oSaext year.