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- Ancche hubo tires, como q les once
de Ia misma en- Ia Gale del Sol, resultando he
rijo Jesus Fslu en- ambos mas!os y Lucas Mar
tiEez, ca ell pecho, ambos de gravedad. Fue
denunciado como autor del hecho Alberto
StacEeel, & quisn ha deteaido la policfa, po'
ni6Gdolo i disposition del Juzga1o de San
Francisco. Los heIidos han sido asistidos en-
IA sala d. s~ocoTros, 6 instalados en- ell hospital
municipal.
~ Dursnte 81 mes de Agosto han sido
curedos en- la sala de socorros. de esta oiudad,
ITO heridos, entire ellos B de gravedad,
Dss; 10 ell l Q de! corriente, 8 la ur de la
nOche de hoy, Sc han asistido en- Is misma 81
hsridos. entire los cualss hay 5 graves.
~ Los org nos Conservatives = mode
rados do Paris diceu quo las meiidas tomadas
aver pore 81 Gobierno, 10 serviran ell modo al
guoo, q la causa de D:oyfus; en- cambio, SER
Viran para exaltar mas los aaimos.
La prensa radical, pr su psrte, felioita al
Gobierno per su e1ergfa, y dice que tendrA ell
apoyo de ted $ i4s r. puh'loanos mas para clio
es precise que esta question del complot &c
ternline &c u2s mareia rafida y concluyente.
Segdu sLe F.g.fo. , Ell pnnero de personals
detfritss ayer, see'eva %.
An1do iicho pe,i6}ieo qae hay diotsdos
81 manianient0s d. prisi6r.
~ La enthusiastic jaw tad de esta Ca
lita', ~a"itnaja D"r el gaoeroso sentimiento dc
Ia Carldal Sc oaupc d. oFganizsr la foncion de
g'ac;a ofreo,d. or ia si,npatioa compah1a de
zarzuels Sc Lcicib bazs en- o~bse9uio DC las IA
n!li.s qua a cen ecue: cha del temporal han
quei.do reGu-i'as Ia iud genci.. Probable
mente ell sab.do re j:eyara a efecto la function
de gracis.
- Trsducoicnes del ksr ahol al lnglss 6
vice versa Espepialidai en- asuntos legales.
Toto ~ttata,o Sc gar2nt'za y son esoritos Ell
ma4aius. RefereLciss inmejcrab'es. Precios
Iaodicos. Pfdanse cotizaciones antes &c dar los
trahaios & otros. Dirigirse & =. dc Castro. Sol
lOl, SIN Juan. ExtrsCuctor De la casa doctor
Villains Medicine co. Schenectady, n. Y.
y.de II Ntw Yo'k Il Cuba Mail s.. S. CO 1O3
Wall St. NV York, cite. etc.
IA lis
Manzro 6 en- lss priIperas horas del
dia, ei ell ten Do 70 Sc dos :onpcne, sAlcn cen
T. mhc a Barce!oGetg, los botss del tra6co de
uu>stro 1terto, Iencnina3os <San Vicente,
<CtmeiciOs Y sPsovia4ncia, conduciGad ma
deras ? provisic1oa para squei pueblo. Este
ut:ino buta ha heCho -, felizm ente, varios via.
jes = dicho p9sb.c, -espues Gel temporal.
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V|OLAC|ON De SEPULTURA

Comunican de la Vend6e (Franoia) & un
diario madrileho que I'm individuo llsmado
Henri Brochard, de so a1os de edad, casado y
padre de fsmilia, &c dirigi6 81 lunes & la esta-
Dion de La Rcche.sur- Yon y compr6 un billete
de teroera olaae para Pouzsnges, Is cuyo punto
llego aquella misma tarde.
Al pasar por dalante del cementerio, pre-
gunt6 & una mujer Ell saba cuales eran las TO-
ss de los que habisn sido sepultados ~reciente
mente. No obteniendo respuesta satisfactoria
SO dirjgio en- direction al pueblo. donde com
prs una pals. un mart!llo y IN par de tijsras,
con cuyos pertrechos volvl6 al cementerio, &
pesar de la bora avanzads, y sin perder tempo
81 puso 3 inspeccionar las d ferentes 81 palturas.
AL poco ratio descubri6 ma fosa, que 8 ju,-
gar per Is terra removida que sparecf. en- la
superhcie, ccmprendi6 que encerrAba I'M c.di-
YER f~tssco, y decide dssenterrarlo.
AL aparecer ell ~feretro, 10 rompi6 & marti-
llaz,s y Sc encoptr6 en- presencia del cuerpo de
una mujer. Valiendosa de I'M ouchiilo de car
n%ieero, que media 40 oentf de largo, cor
to una parte del seno il qaierdo de- cad&ver y 10
metio en- una GAIA de ccnservas. despues de- 10
Quail coloc6 ell oadAver en- su sitio y cubrio n le-
vamente con terra Ia fosa Los golpes que do
al romper ei feretro aeustaron { los vecinos del
cementerio, quiene: dieron parte en- sc guids al
sepulturero y este 8 su vez a !os gsndarmes,
los cuales acudieron al cementerio y no tarda.
ron en- ~alcanzar al criminal, que al verse sor-
prendiao trat6 de defenderse con I'm baston de
HERO, pero comprendiendo que era inutil ORE
Ger resistencia, SO entreg3 en- segaida.
1ntetrogado sobre 10 que habfa hecho, de-
olaro que desde algdn tempo venfa sufriendo
de IN abseso & La cabe.a = que habfa consulta-
do con varies m6dicos sin haber logrado ali
War gu NAL. Entonces deoidi6 ponerse en- ma
nos de una curandera y 6sta le aconsej6 la <qui-
nina de los muortos,, para 10 cual era necesa-
rio carne humans y & fin de oonseguirIa, anadi6
habfa venido al oementsrio, observando que SUI
idea era ohtens la cebaza, el corezon y 81 deio
de un hombre, fero habiendo encontrado una
mujer 80 habfa confurmsdo con uno de sus pc
chos.
Mas ts=de coafes6 qua su viaie & Pouzan-
ges obedecfa s que tuvo ~noticias de que su an
tiguo patron. vecino de Pouzanges, habfa muer-
to y su iLtencidn no era otra que aprovachasse
de una parte de su cadaver.
Bsochard ha sido pue.to 4 disposition de-
prtcurador do la re >ublica de Fontenay le-Con
fo.
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=. nor uOu M81u9i AVlla d aQCO.
Pfesonte.
Estimado amigo:
NADIA hay ca la vida puolica del hombre
que ilepe mas de satisfaccion ell %espfritu, que ell
hecho de poGetse lamar Independence. Los
que poseemos este don divine ssbemos apre.
ciarlo, y Or 81 hemos derramsdo nusstra san
gre, y ecguirfamos hasta ia Ultima
gotta de- ella, 81 fuere necesario.
Cabs. despues de los heroioos esfaerzos d.
sus hijos, hs conseguido 81 fu, que ia muy au-
torizada voz dsl Pr5sidente de les Estados
Unidos de America del Norte, la declare in
dependents, y un decreto tan trasoendental, es
motive de jabilo para los que vivimos la vida
dc Ia Republica .ibre y demoorAtioa, al amparo
de nuestra propia Constituci6n.
Desde ell primer momento en- que Cuba s
acogi6 al glcrioso pabell6n amsricauo, estab
va en- ell canine de su indie pendencia Y sobera
MIA: no falt6 quien 10 dudara; pero la palsbra
euipenada de los hijos de Nortes Am6, lea es muy
respectable y ssbcn camplirla en- TODD tiempo;
per ESQ Mckinley como Jefe Supreme del Go
5iezno de los Estados Unidos, lanza al mundo
entsro tan grandiosa expression: CUBA indepen
diente, soberana y llbre!
lLoor s Cuba! floor q los Estados Uni
dos dc Am6rica! floor & Mac Kinley, quien
ha inmortalizado su nombre!
Su amigo,
Me0Io-n ,GoJo,
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ACLAREMOS.

Con referencia a la concession de sguaa he
cha por Ell Secretario de la Guerra a favor de
don Ramon Valdes, ell corresponssl que sc fir
ma 81, en- la edicion de anoche parece Greer
que eli Secretario de la Guerra ha sido engaha.
90 en- Icuanto q Ia nscionalidad del Sr. Va.d6s.
y que este engano le gan6 la referida concession,
creyendosele natural de esta isla.
T ara evitar molestias al Sr. 81, e impsdir
pe1didas de tempo, puedo asegurarle que e!
Secretario de la Guerra, como todos n%osotros,
saba qus ell Sr. Vald6s es espanol, que tiene
grandes intereses en- la isla de Puerto Rico y
que sc %interess, por tauto, en- ell desarrollo tan
TO industrial como commercial de la miem2.
Il a clrcunstanoia de ser espahol, americana
8 puertorriqueno, nj haoe preston alguna, nj
la harA, ante ell gobierno de los Estados Uni
dos, para ell reconocimiento de derechos lega'
les y equitativos.
Al abrigo de la Icy, los espanoles tienen en-
Puerto Rico los mismos derechos que los
americanos, en- cuanto q sus propiedades, y CO.
mo tales serAn defsndidos siempre.
Ri Sr Vald6s ha sido recibido muy cor
dialmente, y sus -reclamacioDes tuvieron en-
Washington exactamente la misma acogida que
p%uuitran acordarse s las que presentara Munoz
Rivera, Rosy u otro puartorriqoe1o 8 ameri'
cano caalquiera.
No es precise que ell sSAN JUAN NEWS
nj nlngunA otra persona itforme 81 Seoretario
de la Guerra. cuAl Is la nacionaiidad del Sr
Valdes. Fu6 presentado al Seoretario de Is
Guerra como sumo de los Commentaries espano'
les ms infuyentes en- Pto Rico, y como tai
fue trat4do por eqaei funcionario.
Els inneccsarlo, asf mismo, perder mas
tempo EN- discusiones tan anti americanas y
anticu adas.
Los puertorriquenos gozaran sienpre de
lgua!es derechos que los amerioanos, y los es'
panoles tendran a su vez. igaaies derechos que
los puertorriluenos.
Do Vd. atentamente.
F. Fl. DEXTER.
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ramente que Luna VIVA adp, { pesar de que gu
pretendida muerte o%curriera ell dia 5 del mis-.
mo.
Els i%pexaoto, por 10 menos, la vieja espe
Gle de que Sc indicaban & %eustituir a Luna los
generates Qaeri y San Miguel, que oorri6 por
Manila &rsiz de los primeros. rumores de Ia
muerte de aqu6l.
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espd1 MAS porque jamAs Sc lie sgotap, y de pro
fundos deseD cantos, porqus cuando la escarcha
azotaba su frente pensadora en- la patria de
Washington y de lincoln, oil cio'tn arrollaba g.
la hermosa Borinqpen desgarrando sus bellas
vestiduras, rrebata ndole hijos, haciendas y IL
quezas para ~arrojarlo los al abismo. Y 81 poeta
<....e en- sus noches de insomnia
evocaudo & la nirfa tonada,
....qu6 pobre, que triste
sofia Enirarla!>
En- 81 ansiedad por divisar en- ell horixonte
una lfnea siquiera lac trindara un aliento & su
espers MA, que desp ertara & su imagination dol
sopor que le anonada ba desde ell monento de Ia
nueva fatal que le pi ntsba { Boriuquen CONVEX
tida en- ruina, desolacion y llsnto,
49,. speusando en- Ia patria
sintio muchas veces sus ojos marchitos
llenarae de lagrimas!
Hoy lorna al h. gar querido o. infatigab!e
luohador. Viene s buscar como premio de sus
afanes una tierna sohrisa de la amab!e compa
hera y de aquellos seres que lie quieren = que
le admiran
HI cierZo unas veces y la estarcha otras
%azotaron su frente, hoy le acarician las brisas
de los %tropicos.
Sea b.eavenido oil cantor de las <Rctsmas.
inmortales.
MARQUES pE AR AN BERLIOFF.
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Y 4 R E 0 4 0 S.
LA

- SOMBRERERIA CAMISERIA -
~ DE FRASc1~Co MARITIME NAvls q.
Gale &c SIN Francisco Iun. 50.
Sc verden y arreg!aa sombreros de todas
= &c confeccionan camisas & la Media.
San Juan Pto Rico Stbre. 1899.
V a Isl
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nT0 Azucar central primera, segunda'
tercera, ron de <San Vicente. en-
bocoyes venden & precios limi-
tados.
HUBERT HERMANOS,
S 9O-34
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La voz de IN patricia.

Con mucho gusto publiosmos Ia siguiente
ca1ta. que es la expansion sincera de un admi-
rador de la gran Antilla.
San Juan de Pasrto. Rico 4 de Stbre de 1899
S nor don Ma1ue, Avila B anco.
Pfesonte.
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Rafae[Castro Gonzalez
Corredor de corlercio, agente Conisionista represen-
tante de casas americans e~uropeas.
a. FORTALEZA So. So.
~ FORTALEZA So.

Compra y vende fncas urbanas y %rusticas,
acclones del Banco Espanol, del Territorial,
Popular, Luz El6otrioa, cedulas hipotecariss 8,
aoia clase de licores, ron, alcohol, chocolate,
max en- grano y en- harina, aceite dc coco, cue,
ros : oe DO de res, paatss para sops etc. etc.
Coloca dinero en- hipoteoas, gestiona asun-
tos en- los centres administrative y admlto
oonaignaci6n de frutos y provisiones libre de
gastos para Ell remitente, %inolaso ell segaro de
lncendlos PA ISL
Guerra a la adu|teracj6n
a. LECHE PURA GARANTIZADA 81
En- la Gale del Sol esquira al Cristo, al Ia
do del Corral6n Sc expenda es.e produoto q to-
das horas.
Los dueEos del dep6sito cuentan con IN
exoe!ente gomado escogiao = solo utilizan vscss
oomp'etameute ssnas.
Sc recomienda ell articu'o al publico y SO
Sir ven ordenes & domiciiio.
Nada de epgsnos. Prueba hace ft.
l5-4
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ST.. Director &c LA CORRESPONDENCE.
Mi estimado smjgo:
Agradeoere a Va. Sc sirva dar cabida en-
las col umnas de su apreciable publication Ia
sjgaien lite replica al artfou!o que pub!ica La
eAlci6n de anoche. bsjo la frma dc Ill.,,
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Mu6o z Rivera.
Ell cantor de "Retamas."

Iba como el proscrito, oabisbajo, buscan-
do soluci6n & csc problema que Sc llama la Pa
tria, y lego 4 las regiones boreales 4 demandar
%justicia para gu TERRA querida.
La fem a'del norte pugnaba en- lucha abier'
ia con el ardor de los t~ropicos; ell gallardo Ii
diador no desmsyaba sin embargo, y acometfa
con mas fuerzas cada vez que llegaba la opor-
tunidad, hssta que logr6 dar & conocer a los
prohombres de la g ran 'Republica la patria bo-
~rincana.
Esa madre adorada, que de nino ell poeta
coon las ropas en- b Ito desorden,
La frente marmorea de Rios pob!ada,
balbuciando los tremulos labios
confu ss palabras.....
la vefa en- sus sue1o 3 de gloria; como prosorito
errante desde extrs njeras y lejanas playas
e....que he mosa, riente y espl6ndida,
altiva, y her OLGA viril y gallarda
la vefa surgir de las ondas
. rugientes y bravas,
con su veste de espuma cubie,to,
ell torso de ninfa, las formas de ~estatua!,
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Gu ezra a la adu|teraCj6n
FRITZE LUNDT Y Co.
SAN JUAN t RICO,

SAN JUAN PTO RICO,
Giran a la vista y por Gable sobre londres,
Paris, Hamburgo, New York, Habans, Madrid
Barcelona y todas las demas plazas de Ia PENN.
sula 6 islas adyacentes, Il 9o-64
''e''poS 'o'o''o''os' prenta 4 gusto del pa
rroquiano. Hay cuadernos de reoibos para al
quileres de casas & as eta. con I'm 100.
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Remitido.

San Juan, 5 de Stbre. de 1899.
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S. Melon y Go.
- SAN JUSTO IL -A

a. SAN JUsTO IL -A
En- este screditado estabIecimiento &c aca-
ba de recibir I'm variado y msgnffoo,. surtido
&c mercancias inglssas y alemanss por les va
pores de Liverpool Telesfor,, Alicia : Alava,
7 por eli frances San Simon, las altimas move
dtdes de Psrfs, que oftece & Gus numerosos pa.
rroqu:snos 4 precios muy limitados.
V 9 SO-14
R. Rubio. Humacao P. r.
Ccmpra: coEstaEtemente toda clase de ga
nado vacuuo. Vends: vseas lecheras J ~novillos
de embarque, Va asa
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LA TISIS

efectos de ia enfermedad. Este re
sabor es tan desagrada e que la
lerarlO.
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A Demagogue's Act.
w. A. NEAL,
Superintendent.

The unanimity with which COnfede-
rate Veterans camps from New York
to Texas and from Oregon to Florida
have condemned and spit upon the
proposition of Marion Butler who by q
strange dispensation of Providence is a
United States Senator from North Car
olina, will refresh the fading faith of
many in genuine manhood. Butler
pops up in the Senate and asks the
Federal government to pension Con-
fcderatc Veterans.
Who commissioned Butler to speak
for Confederate Veterans, or to ask
anything in their name? He does not
belong to their glorious company, ard
few of that company in North Carolina
would speak to Butler on the public
road They regard him us IL renegade
from those principles which lie far
deeper than the ISSUES raised by the
Civil war. They look upon him us an
enemy of decent, clean and capable
government.
Therefore, when he comes up with
the audacity of IL bribc for their favor
in the shape of his Confederate pension
bill, they all feel like kicking him.
Butler has mistaken the audience TO
which he attempted to play.-ltlonfa
journal.
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The Second South Carolina.

The Second South Carolina boys this
morning made the biggest demOnstra-
ton of any of the regiments which
have left Savannah for Cuba. The
boys seemed to have made preparations
for the grand march from the camp
through the streets down to the Gordon
wharf, where they boarded the trans
port Roumania. They carried trans
parencies and many were provided
with small United States flags with
which they ornamented the barrels Of
their rifles. Others carried the stars
and stripes in their hands which they
continuously kept waving at the large
crowd which had turned out to see them
off and to wish them safe voyage. 1t
was $3.50 o'clock when the regiment
passed through Bull street at route step
and the sidewalks were thickly lined
with people, who vociferously cheered
the departing soldiers. The ladies
waved their handkcrchiefs and the
Carolinians in appreciation Of the COM
plimcnt, noisily saluted them with their
Joyous company cry.
The boys were all in good hnmOr and
happy spirits. They regretted leaving
Savannah, where they were the recipi-
cnts of SD many marked attentions, but
thcv were anxious to get to Cuba,
which was their objective point when
they enlisted.
About halfway of the regiment one of
the soldiers carried Il large sized trans
parcncy on which WAS printed, I'VE
Shall never forget the good people of
Savannah" One OF the privatrs was
followed by his mascot. Il small sized
black and tan terrier. which WAS COW
cred with II brown blanket. On the
blanket WAS inscribed. "To hell with
jacksonville. three cheers for Savan-
nah" The innocent canine. walking
along. attracted considerable attention
and the sign he bore provoked both
laughter and cheers from the crowd.
Other boys carried along with them in
their arms for masc0tS game looStcrS,
and there were countless eats and dogs
taken along.
The Second South Carolina is 4 pop
ular command and Col. Willie Jones
and the various officers of his regiment
made many friends in the city, who
regretted thcIr leaving. - SatGnnah
Press,
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- Simon Gngcnheim, a Colorado
millionaire, who got married the other
day, in New Yo.k, celebrated thecvent
in good style. He tclcgraphcda rever-
end friend to provide Thanksgiving
dinner for the poor of Denver, who
could not provide good dinner for
themselves, and the friend provided a
..jam-up layout for G,00o people. who
enjoyed MIR. Gugcnhcim's hospitality.
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r. B. Rice, prominent druggist of
Greensboro, Ga, writes as follows :;
az have handled Dir. Pitts Carmina-
tive for eight years, and have never
known of Il single instance where 1t
failed to give perfect satisfaction. Par
ties who once use it always make per-
mancnt customers. We sell more Of
this article than all the other Carm'na-
tivcs, sou,hing syrups and collie d'ops
combined For tcething children it
has nc equal.
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how's This.

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward foY any
c,se Catarrh th,t cAnnot he cured by Hall'r
Cat .rrh lure
W. the under .irn.d have known F 49,. Cheney
for thu asi il gears. ID hrlievr him perfectly
h"no,all in all business transactions and tinan
cially able to carry out any ob gatons made by
thcf firm
Wp.rN TRuax, Wholeeale Druggists Toledo. o.
WALi1xG KiNAAN K MARVIN, Who'll sale Drug
lla'ps tata,,h Cure is taken internally acting
dir. ctlv upnn III" blood aud muconR surfaces Of
the svsteul r. timoniaa sent free. Price 75c.
per tuttle Sold by nlI dru,gasu.
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Col. Meals report is as follows:
To the Hon. Board of Directors OF the
South Carolina Penitentiary.
Gentlemen: herewith submitt0 you
my annual report for the year 1898:
We had confined in penitentiary and
convict camps one year ago 72S; rccciv-
ed from the courts $50. escaped con-
victs rccaptured IA; making 1.Ol1.
Discharged by expiration OF sentence
1G5: pardoncd 12; escaped 20; deaths 81;
killed while trying TO escape 3; accl-
dcntally Killed 1; returned to jail by
orslcrof the court l; total loss 2333, lcav-
ing in confinement Jan. /, 1899, 7S4,
which is an increase of CT for the past
year. For Il more detailed statement
as to the prisoners worldrcspcctfnlly
refer you to the full and explicit report
of Capt. T.. II. Wcsttcld i'll his report
for the year just closed.
The general health of the institution
has stcatlily improved for the past five
years. since the fine sewerage system
has been ilaugllratco, better clothing
and food and more comfortable prison
quarters furnished The hospital has
been put in good shape and will COM
pare favorably with any hospital i'll the
country. ann glad to say the death
rate has been reduced for the past live
years more than 80 per cent. This is Il
feature of Improvement we are proud
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Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs Michael Curtain, Plainfield, ILL.,.
makes the statement that she caught cold,
which settled on her lungs; she was treat
ed for q month by her family physician,
but grew worse. He told her she was a
hopeless victim Of consumption, and that
no medicine could cure her. Her drug
gist suggested Dr. Kings New Discovery
Tor Consum ption; she bought bottle,
aud to her delight found herself benefited
and after taking six bottles founl herself
sound and well; .w does her own house
work, and is rs we'll as she ever was. Free
trial bottles OF this Great Discovery at
Hiil-Orr Cos. Drug Store. Large bottles
;i0c and 81 90.
Enamel and nickel will cover inferior
workmanship for time only. KAN
bier quality is the foundation Of the
past and future achieveme tents of the wheel.
HI BROCK BROS.
When You want new Bicycle Saddle,
All Inner Tube, Floor Pump, Cement,
or anything III the line OF bicycle Sun
dries please bear in mind that Sullivan
Hardware Co. can save you money on
such items.
If YOU tiso anslmproved Brooks Cotton
Planter you never iail to get stand.
Every FARMER KNOWS lllhI 10 eiio coSe7ll'ni
point in cotton making. Get them at
Brock Bros. ,fl-2
Sullivan Hardware Co. have the largest
aud most complete stock OF Bicycle Sum
dries aud Bicycle Fittings carried by any
house in the State This department OF
their business receives very close and
careful attention. and anything wanted
i'm this limo can always be found in stock
at a price that is right.
Tile Rambler Bicycle has stood the test
for 20 years, and is good for - more.
Sec them before buying any other.
iI-o Brock Bros.
Low prices are the best salesmen en-
ployed ny Sullivan Hardware Co. No
tricky "drives," no decetiul "leaders.
no tempting "baith lust low prices,
whieh speak louder than words and more
clouuently than any statesmen.
=6m, kegs Of best s;ee Cut Nails.ius re-
reiveC bySulliv Hardware Co Bought
right anil sold ut much lower thanzmlar-
ket4prccs.
4 car load of Cotton Hoes, Dough by
Sullivan Hardware 20. before the great
advance was made in tho price Of these
goods. Their Hoes are all nla,leol the
very bo.i quality OF steel, properly set
ami have perfect handles. They are in n
position to sickell-competition when it
comes to prices OH Hoes
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-04-12

/ real estate dealer. In tile House
there arc As lawyers. ii farmers. ply
sicans. > planters. , teachers. real
estate broker. merchants, merchant
and banker. 3 merchants and farmers.
farmers alllnllnrli. / editor. ply
siciar and farmer. banker. Total
number OF farmers in both Houses f;,.
Total number of lawyers, 81.
Mr.. .Julius=II We'll, proprietor of the
largest mercantile cstabliShmentin the
city Of Anderson. S. c., and that wizard
manipnlator Of the violin bow, Dave
Silvcilnan. We're in lIartwell Monday
and Tuesday. displaying samples of
fine goods III different lines TO good
effect. Nh. We'll is highly cultured,
at1;lblc gentleman, and;l very capable
man Of business. Dave Silvelman.s
host of friends were delighted To src
this favored child of genius again.
H0rfmeN (G0.) SIM.
Mrs. Teresa Strickland, of New York
who is the yollngcSr tlau@llterof the
late Judge Jacob Reid. of Anderson,
has arrived in Edgetield on Il visit To
her niece. Mrs. j. B. lIaltiwangcr
Mrs. Strickland is not Only Il very
handsome woman. but n;.o of marked
great literary attain
ments and wide Sayoir rirrc. indeed
she has made for herself IN cnviablc
name in the world OF letters. Wctrust
that her visit to Edge1ield will bc=a
very pleasant onc.-EdM.tirld ldrcr-
iiscr.