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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22
Alice lten's.

Well, it rains and it rains, and some
ople rejoice while others mourn.
Miss Eva Kay and sister, of Denver,
visited their brother, Mr.. j. o. KAY,
recently: Come again, young ladies.
Mrs. Essie Ashley has gone to De-
queen. Ark, to Join her husband, who
went ont there last fall.
Miss Hattie Moore. of T.Owntlrsvillc,
VIII" has been staying with her brother
since Christmas. has returned home.
MIR. Charlie Stone, of Deans. was vis-
iting down here last week
MIR. Ellie G.. McAtlams came down
from the city, last Saturday and spent
Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. ). Il. McAdans, our Constable,
went down To Calhoun Falls after two
negroes. He always gets his game.
Mrs>rS. Jesse McA,lamS and .Johr
sullivan, of the Fork. visited friends
in this section last week
Miss Ncttic Cowan, Of Annie. spent
last Saturday and Sunday in this sec
tOn.
Miss Georgia Cromcr. of .Abbcvillt
County. has been visiting the family
of Mr.. Il. q. McAlamS
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Pcn,lIetOn Items.

Camp Tally Simpson. No. t,0OG. held
Il meeting Saturday IL week ago. and
elected delegates to the reunion in
Charleston in May. The Camp passed
Il resolution to select IL committee Of
young ladies to solicit aid for the Re-
union. composed rs follows: Miss jamie
CAN'T. Miss Annie Il. Simpson, Miss
.lulia Taylor. Miss Mamie Davant, Miss
Annie II. Simpson, of Pcndleton. Miss
Sue Sloan, of Clemson. Miss Lizzie
Martin. of Majors. Miss Bcssie Norris,
Of Hickory Flat, and Miss May Nc
WhOrter, of Denver. We hope the
people will consider that this reunion
is IL State affair.
pr. III. {. Miller is considered very
low. 1t seems it is only II question of
time with him. We will not be sur
priscd to hear of his death ut any time.
Your correspondent has been con
fined to his bed for several days with
Il complication of diseases. therefore
he has not much news this week.
TELL. TALE.
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a a>hingtm City negro, pr. .Jcrum,
Il. Riley. has inst published Il hook
The Philosophy of Negro Suffrage, =
III which he admits that negro suffrage
has been Il failure and .instiiirs tn.
action of the States that have restricted
il. The remedy this negro suggests
for present conditions is more agricnl
tulc and less politics.. The money
contributed by the South for educating
c"l"rcd people during the past 81 years
cannot hr s;,i,. I" have been spent in
vain il it has been Instrumental in
'raslinE one negro to such sensible con
riu>ioiIS a> these.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

and ii-iirl. .n.d 4. son ,nil, irl,.
inns Il" hIs' cIiAn-, >hii> il N"nhl
iu-i mah'a regular boom iol c"',"n
.:onl~. It would even i'll unrilll il
N"li could pat cotton rnNriin. on
every cuban Kid. AZ wc i.aill il"in uir
returned soldiers tia, rhcic ar. iiluu
-an.!> nt them running around rina
mrntrd with only Nntlir"'> design i"I
rrimcNal man. lr~. g.t nll tIir-c
nudes TO wear cotton rlnhc- and we'll
>"r new life IN The cotton trade.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22
Dissolution of Partnership.

WE, Clarence Osborne and Prue +.
Clinkscales, do :his day mutually dis
solve the partnership hitherto existing
and known by the Firm name of Os.
borne Il Clinkscales. All Notes and Ac-
counts due the Firm will be placed in
the hands of Osborne & Osborne for col
lection. Thanking the public for their
generous patronage. we remain
CLARENCE OSBORNE.
PRUE +. CLINKSCALES.
March II, 1890.
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A Clever Trick.

1t certainly looks like it, but there is
really 10 trick about it. Anybody can try
It who has Ian Back and Weak Ktdneys.
Malaria or nervous trouble We mean
Electric Bitters This medicine tones IN
the whole system. acts as a stimulant to
Liver and Kidneys. is blood purifier an d
nerve tonic. Itcures Constipation. Head :
ache. Painting Spells, Sleeplessness and
Melancholy. It is purely vegetable, a
mild laxative, and restores the system to
Its natural vigor. Try Electric Bitters
and be convinced that they are g miracle
worker. Every bottle guaranteed. Onlv
soc. bottle at Hill-Orr Drug Co
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A nice 7-room House on
River Street. Water and Electric Lights.
FOR sALE-Well appointed q room
House and Lot. River Street.
FOR sALE-Tip-top two-s story House
on Whitner Street
These Houses will be sold cheap.
PAUL E. AVER,
Rea Estate Agent,
Room T. p. o. Building.
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Congressman Marsh. of Illinois. it is
said. has invented II scheme by which
:" stimulate the production of wheat
IN the United States. 1t is +" induce
each Chinaman to consume one bushcl
pf wheat per year. This would make
Il market for tnO. .UOO. 900 bushels. II is
estimated, too. that il each could bc
inuurcd to eat two bushels of wheat
there would he Il market for SON, OOO, ,OOO
bushels These calculations are doubt :
Tess all right ami to be proven only
RACKS getting the Cinnamon to buy the
wheat. l'ni we in The South are more.
interested iii dumping ON, cotton on
and in making Il greater dcmnud for
cotton, and cotton goods. Here's tho
plan. Get every African To wear :,
shirt. That would make cotton scarce,
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Attention, Camp Lrdbpttrr.

All the members of Canp .cdbcit,r.
No. J32. are requested to meet at t:ly
ton on next Saturday evening to clrc,
delegates to attend the May meeting
III charleston. and attend to some 9TH
ci lJnpOrtnnt business.
'v order OF Commander
y. vi. Gt'YTON. AhiutHnt
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

The South is ut last coming to the
front. An order has just been received
i'y the Richmond, (Na.) Locomotive
aud Machine Works from the Swedish
government for twenty locomotives
These works are now busy filling an
oider for eight engines for the Wabash
This only shows what is being accom-
rliShtd in the South. Push, pluck and
perseverance is fast bringing the South
forward as IL producer and nanuf:lc-
'urcr"i almost every commodity needed
III the civilized world. The order from
u foreign government for these loco
motives means much and is something
worth crow ing over
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

Ihc announcement "I the death of
Hon. Patrick Wnlrh. which occurred
III his Ionn in .\uyuSta ga. last sun
day morning, WAS read with profound
sorrow throughout South tarnlina
where he WAS well known and greatly
admired. As editor nt the Augusta
Ch,"nicir hc always took great im,rrcS,
n he affairs of this State AMI WAS ever
;cady I" lend her Il helping hand In
his death Georgia loses 0ncOi her most
prominent. efficient and progressive
citizens. and in Augusta. where hr was
lilling the office of Mayor. he will hc
missed for years to come. The death
"i such man is Il public calamity.
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Notice of Final Settlement,

THE undersigned, Administrators OF
the Estate Of j. G. Williams, deceased
hereby give notice that they will on the
Ind day of April, 1899, apply to the
Judge OF Probate for Anderson County,
s. c., for Final Settlement Of said Es-
tate, and a discharge from their office as
Administrators.
A. n. CAMPBELL,
A. B. SHIRLEY,
0. p. WILLIAMS,
Administrators.
March -, 1899 80
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

South Carolina i ambitious 10 he, IL
sock grazing STATE. y little in the.
iilc of furnishing cattle for Nor, hrrn
ni.i l,ri> has been done. and tll, success
attending il has raised hopes that here.
: The beginning of what may grow into
:: arE, business. Captain Cunning
''iIn. stock raiser near Charleston,
SAYS that within the last few months
800 head ni cattle have been shipped
from counties ad.iarent tu Charleston
to the markets in Richmond, Bulti-
more. Philadelphia and New York
The beef wa> announced good. and the
market for it is of steady growth.
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Copartnership Notice.

THE undersigned have this day form
cd partnership to be known by the
Firm name OF Osborne & Osborne, and
to do busineas at the stand formerly oc-
cupied by Osborne & Clinkscales, and TO
carry a full line Of
CROCKERY,
STOVES and
TINWARE,
And do all kinds of
METAL WORK,
TIN WORK and
PLCMBING.
Asking for your liberal patronage and
promising fair treatment to all, we re-
CLARENCE OSBORNE.
RCTLEDGE T.. OSBORNE.
March L. 1900.
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J l'c Michigan >'ii'nr TO- illlh'i wiih
~ liuiul hi>IIc-> J. novel. i,lli iEli j.
AL. II 'nlirnplHic~ lie Issuance OF
~ III = II year. The lI-l. including
anlt and number ui liccll>,.-. i to l,.
published and any ~;,lnnn keeper who
sells Il" man without II license i Ia l"
t'nNllv l"nalIIcd.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

John Hooper, a man with mania
for tombstoncs, stole eighteen of them
from ';raceiand Cemetery, Chicago,
and used them for bric a-bracs at his
home
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II the President had the ant liuriiy to
ID :" and desired to enlist an army o!
ihi.Wm licnt,iIant>. he could probably
secure lls' full n,lmlnriii>idrn twenty
'nnr hours. There have already been
t',,MM applications for the lcutci,nnci,>
:" hc filled under the new army law.
~ that number 22,tAW applicants asked
:" he made second lirutrnalis. of which
there are only lOi to be- appointed
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'i' l"i ~" great corn 'i"l made III
49, south Last >'a,"ii til, l,il., would
e innlil'.ilIl .l.ii. and lhr cotton >,.,i,>
t"'tl'l hc badly ~tialrl,d. 'lr,~raI"
;l"m The r'll incident I" l"lli4 'nr-h'
l"'lw'rn r"i"'h~ "i tom .ri.l - halt
rem cotton and L"IAi ,nrn. ~Iirnll
3''"l'i u NAinim. i,,.y'l +" IA" tni -"rt'n.
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And now what? leo
VIM. Simpson IL Sons genuine g,S d
original Percale at sc. S 8 o9
Good Hickory Stripes at &c. @1n 8
Best heavy Hickory at She = S.T
Lexington COttonade at l21c. GS q
Good Brown Linen at 1Oc. . Q D
Finer Linen at 124c. to 15c. a. e
Fine quality of Batiste at &c. ES1o
All Scotch Lawns at &c US
All Rosebud Lawns at &c % q
Manhattan Linings sc. ovv
Good Black batine 6tc. 3 2
Good White Lawns and India 05 &c
Linens-the thing-at 4c IL SC. g @ 6 3
few more pieces Twill Flan- &
mel to go at SC. oS
King Cleaning Soap, the best 5S
thing vet, two for SC. go +?
Celluloid Starch &C. package. ESS
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

The wal department has determined
I" muster out and bring home all the
volunteers in Cuba with the exception
Of the volunteer engineers and i'm
nlncs. The necessity for immediate
action has been brought to the attrn-
non of the w;lr department on account
Of the quarantine regulations against
Cuba. which go into effect about the.
Isl Of May, and which al,. especially
strict at I'LL southern ports
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

The Supreme Court has rendered !,
If life insurance in mutual insurance.
companies. The Court declares that
in by laws of the nssuriatiun in ni-
'lal companies is binding and the as
Air'd nlist abi.l by them il, order to
:ct the benefit of Insurance.. Tie by
avs are declared to hr Il part of fire.
and life insurance. in all tho. mutual
companies doing business in this STATE.
under State charters.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-03-22

In this issue we make the announcement that on r
day. March 28th, we will elaborately display the hands,
goods that have arrived for Easter general Spring
teel no hesitancy to state that this our third OPENING
will far supass any display that ever been
IN Anderson This Store has long borne wide repuS
tor the ne textures placed in it's Shelves both foreign
oomestlc manufacture and it has been our aim TO av
1ead ana excel in the semiannual displays We do MT
at expense or effort in this work. for we are Judged IN
sole principle OF merit On this occasion we will do all
our power to entertain guests and in this connection
nave arranged for enchanting music during the entire
The Millinery Department will have the aspect Of i
liable flower garden The sublime Paris creations of Is
Headwear are already in readiness, and with the chic
original patterns designed by Mrs Gardner, our Mn1
display will hove been unparalleled in this section
Imported Novelty Dress Goods, exclusive patterns
choicest imported Dress Shrtwast and Trimming Silks
the New York market affords here and will be placeI
wilderingly before you.
On our second floor the Ladies' Tailorm
Suits and Skirts will be shown in the newest designs
shades On the same floor where Carpets. Mattnes II
Curtains and House Furnishings in general are shown
WILL wonder at the enterprise and progress of this bu
We are offering all merchandise at the usual up
prices, and In Shoe and Clothing Departments we
showing rare bargains.
Our Tuesday Sales are again in full swing. Every T
day is Special Bargain Day.
Yours truly
JULIUS II. we'll & CO
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IS This THE WINTER

OF our discomfort lingering in the lap
OF Spring, or does the mOcking birds
melody awaken the glad echoes of the
apple orchard, and remind the glad world
that plum time is coming.
Ies. We have struck one blow that pro-
duced instant death TO tickle Winter We
struck him broadsdes with our match
less line of SPRING GOODS at prices
neither he nor competition can stand.
The sledge hammers we name below are
for competition TO stare and wonder at,
but not to resist
gS
% Good Sheeting, No |, at pc. yd
Extra Heavy. yard wide, at ic.
SS Best Typhoon GiDgham at sc.
: luc. line heavy, fancy and solid
sa fG2s its p9sh,ns nold ai at ASSORTED !s; RoD,0p
g e1G Cover, Curtains, ETC., at &c.
SS Best Windsor Cambria at &c.
9,S Martha Blue Prints, pretty, at &c.
American and Merrimac lndigos
q dS at ;,c.
Sso Solid Oil Color Calico at &c.
Go A lot of Shirting Prints in Perez :,
SO = Pattern, good, 34c
g 6r Genuine yard wide Percale, doubt
2 1t who may, at sc.
zgs
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Die @eidstd,te etnes eflape,s.

Yin Sdnben unb 5iiBen bas 9an5e
2eben lang sefeiielt au iein bur9 Die
8anten Der &rantbsit, bas ilt 70 siem-
lid bic idlimmfe Jorm Der Gtlaberei,
bic mon iid benfen fannl @eorae 8.
@ifliams pom Mandeiter, Mi9., be-
ridtet, iuie fold eln @tlape befreit
tuurbe. gr iast: ,,Waeine 5rau mar
feds Sabre lang 10 biiifos, baB iie fid
nidt einmal allein i'm 8ette ambreben
fonnte. 9ta9bem fie 5tuei 6laf6en
electric 8itters sebrauht bate, beiierte
fi6 ibr 8uitanb in tuunberbarer @eiie,
70 baB lie iebt lire Sausarbeit ielbit
perri9ten fam. 9as nor3iglide Wits
tel fir Srauenfeiben beilt aufs idnelIite
gaerpofitdt, S9lafloiisfeit. Melandplie.
&opfldmerSen, Iideui6merien. unb
Obnma9tsanfsne. Diele tuunberiuirs
fenbe Mebicin iit elm tuubrss @naben=
eei9enf fir ale i6maden, frdntlideu
unb erid6pften 2eute. Sebe sslaid,e
tpirf garantirt. Sour so Gents Die
Jlai6e. 8u baben bel ben Npotbeferu
s. 8alteper & Con.
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SalI's Ratarrb &ur tpir6 innetli5 aes
uommen, unb tpirtt birect auf bas Biut
unb bic ibleimi8en DberfIdben oes Gbs
items. 9aBt gueb umionft 8eugnifie
fumuen.
S.S. gbenep 6 6 o., Eplebo o.
p@ Gerfauft bon alien Mpptbefern,
rs Gents.
GalI's 6amilien,BiIlen ftno BITE beiten.
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Spu8te' uber Rer5em.ltnfn8 aaf 1uteIs
red111uuAeu.

Sn Oeferret9, ber S9mei3 nnb aus
beriu1rts merben 6oteledfen unb be.
irnbers In ben tleineren 6dniern oft
nod bobe preiie ftir 2i9t bere@uet.
Muf bieien llmfanb be3tebt R9 bie
folgeube 3uf@rift etnes WitarbeiterS
bes ~Wiener 8aobIattes":
sd babe cline unsefdbr a9tmbdents
ltde Sour btnter MIR, bic mid bur@
Qdrntea, $irol, 8upern unb tiber
Mhn9en pieber tn BITE Geimatb se'
flibrt bat. Da es sumeiff per pebe8
gtng. bin ib In 56 Sasen In "a 6otels
ODE. Gahb0fen .abseHiesen". Sn
tleinen Ortf9aften banbelte es fi@ uur
am bas ueberna9ien. Sd babe alfo
"a 0otelre@uuagen aus ber Jrembe
beimgebrabt. Muf bieien "a BeIegen
erfdeint ebenio oft Der pofiem .4i@ts.
Orei3ebnmal Rnb bafar 80 Sreuaer
aufsere9uet, bel Idngerem MufentbaIt
tommt BITE Sadbe b6ber. Die itbri8en
elf &e1nungen entbalten 3utpeilen eine
8elaifnue BON go Rreu5ern fiir .2idt1.
Sd re9ne 5 @ulben so areu3er au.
iammeu. baju bic brei Gulben 80
Rreu3er iener tleineren Rs@uungen,
madt In Summa nenn Gulben bier.
aig arenaer.
Sn a1t 6ommermo9sn bobe Id uns
sefdbr aebn @ulbeu fir asr3sn ausse.
gebeu, rein nur, um ben Ioreang bes
Musfleibens su beleu@ten, ein paars
mol aud. am gemifien ud9tIi@en Be.
iuGern aus Der Saiefteumslt auf bic
6pur su tommeu. 81 bas ni9t bim'
melf@retenb, nerbiene t1 nift unter
1uratel gefsnt au tperbens Gtir nenn
@ulben bier3is 6reuser asraen! Oas
iinb bas ailo Bergen au piersis 2reus
3ern gere9net, tiber breinnbsmauaig
9ilo aeraen, alio unsefdbr Elm baIber
@entuer, In Sc Sagen. &e9ne i9 nur
bie before Gorte. tpopon 6 auf Elm ga.
det tommen, 10 ergeben Hd einbun,
bertuubbreiBig 3er3en, alfo bro Gag
24 2i9te. &e6ne i9 bas MaB Der
Serge su 35 @entimeteru, 10 ergiebt fid,.
tibereinanbersefieat cine 65be BON
$3.50 geutimeteru, alio fah so Meter
2i&t. bas III BITE betrd@tli@e 66be ei.
mes @obnbaufes. Sn Der 3bat babe
i@ ales ID Alem. 'selpib aber rlit6t
mebr aIs atpei 8erlen berbranut unb
i9 bdtte meiaen befGeibenen BeIeut5.
tnngsetat NIT IA areujern beIireiteu
t6nnen. Weun @nlben unb led,Suub.
3uaniis Qreuser, baS Eub 1871 aronen,
babs Id einf0d bem llnfue Der Sid,
terre@unns auf Bats ber ue5apOr'
tbsilnng cpfera maFen."
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bieIfa9 bon ben Bdumen, benno9 fnb
bic MuSHhten aiemli6 gut.

pieIfad BON ben Bdumen, benno6 fnb
bic NusR9ten siemli6 gut.
Su Mas III eine CUTE @rnte
frhben WeIidforns gef9ert; bas
fpdtere mirb buth ungtinfige8 Wetter
bef9dbiet. @ute Regeusti1e. pelde
Don &uKsl @cuntp 6fli6 nieoersingen,
baben ben lpdten 5aaten In ben miit.
leren gounttes febr geniiti. Miuters
6pfel perlpre1en tn Barber @ounip
eine quite grnte; in @omlep. @ramforb,
Oitama, Wiliou uub Sadion @ountp
ift bas nidt Der SOL.
Warm unb trofen NOR es tn ber
perfioRsnen Wo9e In N NebraSta;
saniitg fur baS Dreiden unb 0eumas
den. Das Welidtoru TT raid aur
@eife gebraht woroen, aber iein
6tanb bat R6 eiuigermaben peri1ls9s
tert, ausqenomnien In Sbeilen her ttte.
6aliheu Counties. 100 eS nidt on ber
n6tbigen GeudtiQteit feblte. gS tpurs
be biel gepfldgt. 6ommerdpfel giebt
es In GalIe; bie grnte bon Winterdp>
feIn mirb tnbeKen ipdrli@ auSfaaen.
Sn Subiana bat bas marme tros
dene Wetler bas pfasen pers6gert unb
Deruria1te, baB bas Melf6torn raid
reif murbe unb trodnete. Das frabe
Meli6torn III bor Groif R6er. Mepfel
siebt ea In 6hle unb Galle.
Sn Soma mar bic Wo9e irarm
unb bro9ts unslei9 nertbeilten &esen,
Mit benz pHaesn uurbe besonneu.
unb bas Welf@torn reift i9uea. Mepfel
barften nur etmaS nebr a!s cine 9albs
ernte eraebeu.
Sn Se1asriit bic Otirre nod nidt
sebru@en. Ser ean3e s@otton>8elt"
leibet barunter i9on felt Mo9en.
Wdbreub be8 Mfonat8 Mugua ift ein
S1abeu BON l, 500, 600 ober 2, 900. 600
Gallen angeri@tet morben. Jn $eras
allein beirdst Der S9aben 500. 900 bis
$50. 900 BalIen.
Sn Mrtanias bat beiBes trode.
mes Metter groBen 56aben angeridtet.
! aorn unb Baummolle leiben i1uer.
Mu9 bie Rartoffelernte biirfte teine be.
ionbere uerben. gfnr In ben menigen
Difiritten febt es etmas befer, In benen
&egen gefalIen lit.
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Gar6tmutb's "KOH-I-NOOR"
BIetftift bdlt ldnger on aIs 8 aus
bere. Mfau feae cine probe an.
grnteb ebert@te.

Mus amtli9en Quellen geben una
intereRante Na1ri9ten tber ben Ins'
fal Der grute unb ben 6aatenfan6 tn
Derf9iebenen 3beileu ber Union sl.
In Mifinuri mar BITE perfoRe.
! ne WoGe I'm sanSen @taats auberses
mbbnli9 marm. Sn mebreren n6rb'
Ii9en unb eiuieen itb6fIid5eu @ouu'
ties III Re9en gefaleu. Sn ben mei'
fien iubIi9en Counties aber iff bic
Dtirre niGt gebro@eu. Welf9forn III
In ben nDrbIi9en 6dlfte bes Staates
tn gutem 3uItanbe uno etne au8ge3et9'
nete grnte ttebt tn Musf9t. Su nies
len ihbIt1en Counties aber wirb bas
frabe Weli1torn uur eine babe grate
ergeben, unb bas fpdt sepfau3te fat
gar nihts. Die Baummole bat tn
Duatliu unb Butler @ountp f9mer
bur1 Darre gelitten, unb bic grnte
uirb serius ausfalleu. Su Stem Mab.
rib gountp aber iff bie Baumwoae tn
3iemli9 gutem 3uitanbe. Nn Hiben
ri1teu in uDrbli9en @egenben 6eu'
f9redeu bebeutenben S@abeu on, tpdb.
renb In ihbliGen Counties &aupen in
MieIen unb Weiben piel perberben.
RAD bisber eingegangeaen 8eri4ten
mirb bas nit Weijen su befeuenbe
AreaIin bieTem Sabre geriuser fein oils
eem6bnlid. Die Mepfelernte wirb
i9ma9 iein.
Sn SlIinoi8 wirb bas Deli@'
Torn bur9 bic 9hrre unb 6ibs frhb'
3eitis 3ur Reife sebradi. 9as frhbe
WeIl9sorn bat @egen febr u6tbtg,
ebeuio mdre Der Regen fur bic Weiben
erwanf1t. Das pfagen III wegen ber
Dhrre eiugeaeat uorbeu. W2illet if
gel9nitten unb ersab cine quite Grnte.
8ieIfa9 III mon on ber aartoffeIernte (;
bie QuaIitdt ia ausge3ei6net uub Der
@rtras rei9li9. Die aepfeI fallen
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gages Nentgfetten.
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= Das geeenwdriise &eprdientan'
tensYerbdltntb i'm @onsref1e III nod
BEN Genius bon 1890: ie Elm Rsprdien,
tant auf is $4,000 @inpobuer. uub
penE bas 0erbdltniB ber 9timmgeber
au ben @inwobuern su Z febt, 10 bat
eia @ongreB. B.Nbgeorbneter burdi9nitt.
lid $4,000 ffimmbere9tigte 8arger
binter fi9. Na9 BoQenbuug beS nd9.
iten Genius ermariet man eine Neueia.
tbeiIung, bic ni6t bic 3abl ber Cot,
greBleute. mobl aber bic Der auf ieben
Di1ttitt eatfalenben stin,mgeber Der,
mebren ptrb. Man re@net. bab bann
auf ieben Mbgeorbneten 10000 fiimn1
fdbige Bhrger> entfanen perben.
= Sm lebten Monat baben bic
3ousg ginuabmeu Der Buubes.&esierung
bebeutenb 3ugenommen. Die Binnen.
feuern (einf6lieBli6 ber Rrieg8feus
ern) babsn $24, ,237, 900 erseben; UNI
1920, 600 nebr, al8 i'm ieiben MDnate
bes goriabres. Oagegen meiien bie
3oGertr6ee nit $40, SAG, 900 cine gu.
nabme UNI 81, ,300,0 auf; ober tnl
Wersleide gum Dorbergegangeueu Juli
eine 3unabme BON 50. 535. 900. gs
aeigt bies cine bebeuteube Steigerung
Der Waareneiufuhr on, wdbrenb mon
bis feBt nt@t weib, Oh aud bic Nusfubr
bamit Shritt gebalten taf.
= Na@ ben Beoba6tuagen bes
Wetter Bureaus In Waibington mar
In ben 8agen bonn 5. biS Z. 6rptems
Der bic umgegenb BON 2ittle Nof, Nrs
tanias, bie betbeRe 8egenb tn ben Der.
etaoten. Sc unrben bort Semperas
turen BON 100 bis LOG Grab semeKen.
= Gus Manila tpirb beri1tet: Die
Snfureenten ieben ibre Demonaratio.
men In ber umgegenb BON SINUS fort.
Die amerisanifden 8orpofieu ipareu
bort mdbrenb Der Iebten Nd9te ge'
atuungen, fortmdbrenb ein beftigeS
6euer 3u itnterbalten.
-. Gus Manila luirb beri9tet: Ser
Sransporibampfer npeuniplbaniaA
bat NIT 866 Offi3ieren unb GoIbaten
Ssn, ~ % ssrsimiIIiosm .Msoimemt ncn mois.
iuston baben f@ 10 Offiaiere uub- -A7
-'1i Mnnefeh,ms TIroeIitsn In mem.
mia SsnnsiSss hohsm ma soiosnSe
SeIegramn1 an ben Raiier Wilbelm III.
sormtsn @ered,tioteiisfmm Gnrer mo,
isssat hitten mir airoeiitsu non apsm.
% mis- Sin Msoisfi5t ehrimr6tsno1I ' -,
ass,ottem hos hnr hent in Mennss obds. 2.
SoItemsm arisasuerid,te oiIss Nemeis.