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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

La descarga de los grandes car
gamentos de carbon y de mineral de
hero para pasarlos desde las bOde
gas de los buques a los vagones, Sc
hace generalmente llenando a pala
a brazO las cutas, que elevan grdas
giratorias de descarga en- los vago-
nes mas 6 menos automaticos Sc
ha pensado siempre; sobre todo des
de que existen tantas excavadoras
mecanicas, en- crear maquinaria a
prop6sito para hacer Ia operaci0n:
perO los INVENTORIES Sc han arredra
do siempre ante los enormes gastcs
que representa- ell ensayar cualquier
idea que Sc conciba practica.
Cuando Sc estaban instalandO
las dArsena7 i la Compaf1la de Cor
negic, or Cunneaut, Pa, E, u, de A,
Sc penzo en- establecer algunos me
medios mecanicos para la descarga
de los buques, pero Sc vieron tantos
inconvenientes que Sc desistio de
clio.
Por fin Mr.. George H; Hullet
ha ObteniuO patente para una maqui
maria movida por ell vapor. de una
caldera colocada en- ell bs.stidor infe-
rior y un pequef1o motor para hacer
pasar la maquina de una escotiila a
a la otra' La pala es del sistema de
Las empleadas en- TERRA; pero su Ca
pacidad es de diez toneladas y fun
ciona por medic de un cilindro hi
draulicu.
La pluma de la maquina hace
>un cfrculo complete, avanza hacia el
buque, baja a la escotilla y Sc niue
We en- todas direcciones con un radio
de 27O 10 cual perm1te que la cucha-
ra llegue a iistancia conveniente
Una vez LENA la pala sale de la bo
dega y Sc CORE hasta los vagones
Cada maqufna, seg11 ell inventor
descargara 300 toneladas por hora,
y asegura que Sc puede descargar
mecanicamente del 80 95 por 100
del cargamenJO.
Dos hombres solos bastau para
el manejo de la maquina. misma; pc
70 hay que emplear tres hombres en-
las bodegas para barrer y reunr la
parte del cargamento en- los sitos q
los que no puede llegar la pala me
canica.
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Rur0res.

Sc Gtce: Que cada estacazo, So,
p"Ju s jMouetazo que Sc ha dado en-
estA CAPT Al y ou los pueblOs limi-
'lfcs, o0,u Nir"3lraci0nes prActi-
"aS ttnl "Gspcto y consideration las
aenaS IDEAS, 'es cuesta cion dollars
de pGrdi.ia 4 cada Hote', setenta &
cada casa Do huGspedes, cidcucnta q
cada cafe, cuare0ta y nueve a cada
tionda, trointa las tabaquerias,
0aiCte q las fabricas De limonadas
1i>z 4 los vendCdOres de mabi Gin
co los iimpia- -botas Resulta qua,
bajo el puhtD de vista prActico, que
ea e. cue priya, no cCnviene la re
peticlhn d. las aludidas demostra-
Clones, 8 l"ndrcmos que podir ell uso
do la l&tA los s,ao2dOS.
Sc dice: Que como auguraban
los ~d(rt ~cs, dc OtrO tempo. la chi
rLUg& Sc 2ncampau6. y SO encAm pa -
IL" CO tU manera, que cualquiera
caramol a puede colocarla en- 10 mas
Alto qne puede .legar el cordel,
Sc djcc' Qle los nOmbramientOs
re Cor ,"jeroq recaj1us on los seno
lH:, Guzm%G Beniiez y G0maz Bio
80, haa causado prDfun1a desaz6n d
dos independ,entes 8 0indednldos, que
aspirabAn q liz, dulW.ras de las bre
Vas, djspuestos q sacriicarse por el
pals, con Ell bIbQI0n en- los lsbios.
Sc dirr: Que cl retraimiento del
pHrtido 'edCral ha producido un gran
.uuYimj ntu en- cl campo RapubLica
no, al cNlrowo de que han llegado q
3~ta Llp!taI nil trescientas catorce
r.trtAS 4" rtrus tautOs correigiona
rios que No coG~idcrau con meritc,, =
aptitudcs narN ser nonbcadOs re
prCSCU!u.. "u la Camara
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F6sforos,

Marca bolivar, cajas de 10 grue'
sas, cajeta tamaf1o grande incluso
sellos sa.........,..... .S54 en- orc
corriente ,5t
Marca <Estrell fla nfgera, de 10
gruesas:
Cajeta tamaf1O grande in
~clusOs sellCs. .......$5 IS IS orc
Sc venden en- la calle de ,Tetuan
no 21.
San Juan PR: II Ocbre 1900;
N 80 is
Las bajas del ejercito americana
en- Filipinas desde el de Agosto
suben q mil trescientos muertos,
Parece que el pueblo ingl6s
comienza a preocuparse de la pro
longaci6n de la guerra del Trans.
vaal y de las equivocaciones del
profeta Chamberlin. Bien dijO, Ell
que dijo que reira mas el 1ltimo que
ria.
@ El edifcio de la Farsant Chemf.
cal Co de New York ha volado por
consecuencia de una explosion. Ha
habido muchas desgracias, y Sc su-
pone que pasan de 200 los muertos y
heridos en- la catastrofe. Las per.
didas pasan de un million de pesos.
De hoy manana estara en-
nuestro puerto ell vapor americana
<Mae, procedente de Nueva York
Sc ha]la en- esta Capital don
Juan Gratac6s, vecino de Las Pie.
dras.
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Bienvenida.

Cordialisima Sc la damUs q nues
tro querido amigo Ell senor don San
tiago Saoaz, que lego de la PENN
sula por el vapor espanol sCatalu
fas, entrado aver en- nuestro puer
to.
FL senor SAenz, prestigioso Va
cino de la ciutaa de Mayagtiez, na
cfa algunos moses que Sc hallaba &c
Barcelona, en- cuya capital ha que
dado sa distinguida familia.
Reiteramos al excelente amigt
nucstras seguridades de Ia mas sin
cera y leal amistad,
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Comfortable house

70 let in Santurce .Cera, St
very cool, alone, we'll painted and
new wooden house, with two stores.
Parlour, dining room, Kitchen, ser
wants room, pantry az W .tor clio Ct
il the low one, and four fines bed
rooms, shw bath room and water
closet in the high enc.
Beautiful garden and stall for
two horses.
A very good iron Kitchen and
four water valves.
For references Mr. A. Min San
Sebastian St Is
A 5-3
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Sombreros Sombreros.

va esta Ia venta el esplendi-
do surtido ue los elegant1,imos SOM
breroscomprados personalmente en-
Paris. Las sef1Oras saben que Ell
PARIS BAZAR, recibe siempre los
ultimos modelos
Entire los diversOs mOdelOs reel,
bldos hay ell llamado <Exposici6n>
que tanto Sc lleva en- Paris que Sc
venden dos pesos orc uno.
Gran surtido Ell Capotas y To
cas- para sehoras, Pamelitas para nj
mas, sombreros para bebes, CapOtas
y SOmbrerOs de creSp0n. TO1O q
precio limitado.
PrOntO Sc anunciara el surtidO
general que acaba de importar esta
PARIS BAZAR. Fortaleza q.
De3pues de algunos anos de
ausencia ha regresado de IA PENN,
sula el joven periodista don Saliva
dor Prats, compatriota nuestro.
En- breve zarpara para la Isla
el vapor espanol eNiceto,, que llego
procedente de Liverpool,
Han comenzado las obras de
restauraci6n de la Iglesia parroquial
de ArecibO en- las que Sc empIean
gran ndmero de obreros v son diri-
gldas por don Eduardo Rosso.
En- Ell Tribunal de dstrito dc
HumacaO Sc efetuaron los siGuientes
juiclos orales Ell de Gavino JeyC pnr
disparo de armas; Francisco Rodri
guez por desaca ato, Victoriano Del
gado por atentado y lesiones, y Ar
turo Ricci pOr infraccion a la Orden
general 10 176
Ha terminado en- Paris Ia venta
de cuadros, estudios y bocetos de
Rosa BOnheur, siendo dlsputadOs
con veroarlero encarniza miento.
Trabajos de su primera juven
tud, copias de Brasca>sat. han alcan
zazado precios nuy superlores a. va
lor art1stico, y hast han sido adqu
ridas algunas copias de Rosa Bon
heur ejecutadas por individuos de ST
familia 6 por su inseparable amiga
NAta liza MicOs.
Ell total de Ia venta asciende
933, 81 frances
Terminado el arreglo de Ia
alcautarilia en- la esQuina de a plaza
de alfonso XII cOntinuan hoy los
trabajos de- tendido de la via para
Ell tren electrico. ProntC estara ter
minadO.
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EotogIaf!a de F. Alfonso
SAN FRANCISCO ~.

SAN FRANCISCO ~.
REGALA esta casa un retrato
16x2O como los expuestos en- el cafe
Ella Mallorqnina> a toda persona q j.
Sc haga una docena de fotograflas
imperiales: En- todos sus trabajos
los precios son m6dicos.
En- la misma casa So vende su
album de Pto-R Rico con 200 vistas al
<fotograbado, - 10 10 principal
de la isla, co uadernacion de
lujo.
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DE S0LA & Ramirez ---TetQ3n. I8:
TIENEN DE VENTA

Iarina de trigo xPillsbury's Best XXX,s
Cerveza de Baviera NunchenD &Fanzskaner.>
Mantequlla hna envases de IT, 2, 5, H. % ibras
F6sforos de seguridad <Tres Estrellas.~
Azicar granulado americana del pals varias classes
Aqua mineral de ~Tepitzx
Leche Condensa1a &Neste~
Pape de imprena &Boletinn <Corre pondencia>
nodoros con tanque de roble pulido tubo de nkel.
precOs m0dicOS A-l5-b
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FL ca'ehre maestro de MI,

Ell ce,ebre maestro de mt ica
Pedro Mascagni, genial autor de
sCaballeria Rusticana, sera en- bre
vc llamado la direction del Conser
vatorio de Sauta Cecilia en- Ro
ma
"Tosca' la Ultima creacion
del inspirado Giaccomo Puccini, con
tin1a triun falmente sus representa-
clones en- Luca y Brescla Proxlma
mente Sc dara tambien en- Florencia,
donde es esperada con general inte'
res.
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A auestros agsntes hagsn las +.
mesas de fondos antes del dfa 5 d.
eada mes.
Seran snspendidas las remesss de
Per1odicos. q los pueblos que Ell qas
no So llsns esta imprescindible con
dici6r-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

Sc han elevado d la aproba-
ci0n del Secretario de la Guel ra Mr..
Root, los aranceles que han de re
CIR en- las Aduanas de Filipinas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30
ANUNCIO

LANDRON & SMITH, abo
gados, Cruz principal, ofrecen
sus servicios profesiorales para to-
da clase de asuntos en- los Tribuna
les ordinarios y Corte de Distrito de
los E E. y =
Mr. Bryan, ataca rudamente 6
los republicanos; y en- sus discursos
Sc ocupa mucho de Puerto Rico, afr
man1o que jamas Sc impusieron tri'
butos uE pueblo, sin concedcrle
representation.
Despachos de New York, con
hrman que ha sido grandioso ell
meeting orEanizado alli para recibir
a Bryan. Reunieronse p a "a es
cuchar al Candidate democrata, mas
de docientas mil personas
Hoy deben celehrar>e en- Qua
yama, por la Corte d. Dlstrito de
Humacao los juicios oralrs y publ
cos de Dionisio Garcia pur atcntadc;
Eugenio Vazquez por igual delito y
Luis de la Cruz por desobediencia.
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Ell Papa Leon Nil ha dado a
conocer su testamento, recQmendan
do en- 81 para sucederle al cardenal
Niuoc
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Sc ha despachado para Ia Ha
bana y e<calas el vapor espaf1ol <Ca
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EN- LOS EsTADOS UNIDOS
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

De&pues de algunos amos de
ausencia ha regresado de ia PENN.
sula el joven periodista don Saliva
dor Prats, compatriota nuestro
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

En- breve zarpara para la lsla
prOcedente de Liverpool,
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Han cOmenzado las obras de
restauraci6n de la Iglesia parroquial
de Arecibo en- las que Sc empIear
gran ndmerO de obrerOs v son diri-
gIdas pOr don Eduardo ROssO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

Terminado el arreglo de la
alcautarilia en- la esquina de la plaza
de alfonso XII continuan hoy los
trabajos de- tendido de la via para
Ell tren electrico. Prontc estara ter
minadO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-10-30

IL -l33EA HAVRE- E-BORDEAUx~HAITI
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-30
EXPECT AN AQUITTAL

Hastings, Neb. /, March 29.-Ths Hor-
locker case was given to the jury at noon
today. The attorneys finished their ar
guments at II o'clock and the instruc-
tions to the jury, which were very brief
were Immediately given. The instruc-
tions we're rather favorable to the de-
fendant, stating that the girl was EMIT
led to her freedom il she was insane
when the crime was committed, although
she may be sane now. The instructions
conveyed the impression that the court
believed that the state had failed to
make a case. Tho general belief is that
a verdict of acquittal will be rendered.
The arguments OF the defense evidently
impressed the jury.
While her lawyers were speaking Miss
Horlocker sat with tears streaming down
her cheeks.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
BRUNSWICK

II. Henson, j r. Marks, Chicago; G.
N. Welch, Frank A. johnson, G. VIM.
Van Vie, Fred Ruble, Nj. E. Rhodes,
Denver; Miss Dollie Davenport, j. Blank
enfield, New York; E. P Ferguson, Gin
cinnati; @. l.. Broadwell, St. Louis; j. j.
Winton, Delta; r. G. Nall, Syracuse,
N. Y; ;J r. McCaskey, w. r. Selby,
Telluride; r. r. Rodda, Aspen; A. B.
Case, DeBeque;
A G. Korby, j. X. McCay, Telluride
j. Frank, Boston; A. McGregor, Pueblo
H. NJ. Redden, Rifle; G. D. Tobey, San
Francisco.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-30
OPERATION OF TRUSTS

Detroit. March 30. The huge Daniel
Scott tobacco plant OF the tobacco trust,
will be dismantled and removed The
1000, employees have been notified that
their services will not be needed after
May ].
-Four big plants in the trust, it is said
will be closed shortly, as follows: P. j.
Sorg branch at Middletown, o., FINER
Bros, at Louisville; Drummond Tobac-
co company, at st. Louis; Ligget & Mey-
ers branch, at st. Louis.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-30
A Frost

The judgment of thinking men who
| attended the meeting at the Park opera
house last night was that it was, speak
ing in the terms OF the unregenerate
"a FROST There are 32O seats down
stairs in the opera house. OF these a
goodly portion we're filed. The MAORI
ty Of the audience was composed Of la
dies, boys aud girls,ou to hear the band
Alvin Bucklin presided at the meet
ing.
James w. Bucklin, spoke.
Lorin A. Staley, spoke.
Geo. A. Currie, spoke.
1t was not very enthusiastic au-
dience, although "rooters', were proper
ly placed in the audience to start ap-
plause, whenever there was any possi-
bility of creating enthusiasm. When the
time for George A. Currie came to speak
it was question OF magnitude confront
ing the leaders, how to hold the audience.
They did not hold them. They went
out in groups.
The theme OF all the speakers was the
water question. All the old history
was gone over many of the things
said could be denied, they were 30 pal
pably untrue and far fetched that they
should have fallen with their own
weight, which doubtless they did.
Here is sample of one of their state
ments. I'D. r. Crosby is to receive
three thousand dollars for acting as en-
gineer of the new sewer system. About
all he will do to earn that money is to
sit in his Office and look WISE"
How many people were there in that
assem- mblage last night who would accept
such statement.
The fact is that Mr. Crosby has three
gangs of men out with transit and level
ers, stake drivers. Has draughtsmen
now employed in his Office and will do
hard and most laborious work for many
months to earn that money. And ac-
cording to the prices received by sur
veying engineers, will have but small
stipend per day left, when all his hands
are paid.
On the same line the other statements
made by the speakers could be torn to
pieces. Is there any use? Are the peo-
pie 80 crude in their knowlede that they
would swallow statements OF that char
acter. We think not most emphatical-
ly and for that reason we think it un-
necessary to deny further anything that
was said at the meeting.
Instead of making votes there were
votes lost to that side by last nights
oFo,t
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-30

May Day Ball.
See DR.. Walpole about your eyes.
DR.. N. S. johnson was in Aspen yes
terday.
Crescent wheels are sky high. Van
sells em.
Try that Maple Cream Confection at
the Boston Candy Kitchen.
Wanted-At once, ten heavy teams. =
Apply to Mrs w. Il. Crawford, corner
Rood and Eighth.
Satisfactory results are always obtain
ed by the use Of Peats Prize paper. See
their elegant eamples at Robuck's.
Nearly all the ranchers have their gar
den truck planted, which looks like the
market will soon be flooded with "green
goods"
Wanted-Paperhangers and decorators
to handle our sample books. Address
Frank Dana, 1645 California Street,
Denver, Colorado.
Next week is conference week in Utah.
The conference is held in Salt Lake City
annually, and attracts geat numbers OF
people from all over the land.
Ladies:- We have the lightest running
wheel on the market and for the least
money No chain guard to rattle or
lacing cord that will be breaking out.
Will allow you to try them. Call and
see them and get catalogue.
P. A. Whistler.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Michaels returned
last evening from the Plateau country,
to take up their residence again in the
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Michaels have
both been teaching schools in the Pla-
teau valley which have closed for the
season.
d. F. Day, formerly one OF the force
of night operators at the Union Depot in
this city, is quite i'll in Denver. Mr.. Day
was sick for month in this city with
Typhoid fever, and as soon as he was
sufficiently strong he went to Denver,
where he suffered relapse.
Agents Wanted-For the lie and
achievements OF Admiral Dewey, 1.-THE
worlds greatest naval hero. BY Murat
Halstead, the lifelong friend and admir-
er of the nations idol. Biggest and best
book: over 500 pages, 8x10 inches; near.
ly 100 pages half tone illustrations.
only $1.50. Enormous demand. Big
commissions Outfit free. Chance of
a lifetime. Write quick. The Domin-
ion company. 3rd floor Caxton building,
Chicago
M, A. Thompson wife and child arriv-
ed in the city today from Des Moines,
Iowa. Mr.. Thompson will assume charge
OF the congregation OF the Christian
l tabernacle. Services will be held
morning and evening at the Taberna
cle The subject of the morning sew
vices will be the Macedonian Cry" OF
the evening service, What hath God
Wrought"
Possibly one OF the cleverest features
OF Chas. II. Yale's "Forever DEVILS Auc-
ton" this season is the famous Brothers
Deltorelli. These clever musical grotes-
que artists are an European importation
secured by Mr.. Yale for the DEVILS
Auction at great expense, their acts be-
ing one OF the hits Of New York City
where they played at Roster & Balls for
a number of weeks on their arrival in
this country, AT the Park opera house
March 3lst.
The daily sentinel., 1900-03-30
THE LOCAL NEWS

May Day Ball.
Do you know Fotografer Dean?
Belt buckles in ali grades at Roberts,
the jeweler.
The Parlor candy kitchen is the place
to get first class candies
The DEVILS Auction will draw crowd
cd house Saturday night.
Screening kinds cheap.
Western Planning Mill.
Alfred Peats prize wall paper samples
at Robuck's. Fl. E. Knight, Agt.
Columbian Bicycles, standard OF the
world, M. s. Roberts general agent for
Mesa Co.
Fotografer Dean is ready for business.
Call and see the new studio and know
Fotografer Dean.
Two houses near the depot for sale
cheap, on easy payments.
W. s. Wallace.
Before papering your house see Ii. E.
Knights samples at Robucks, and get
his prices. Workmanship guaranteed. i.
For Rent-Large and commodious ten
room dwelling house, water, lawn, trees;
Apply to
The Grd. Jet. Milling & Elevator Co.
Wholesale house wants salesman to
place their line with grocery trade ir
Grand Junction.
T.. 1TdQ M,rLat etraat Dapyar
The new Excelsior Steam Laundryis
up-to-date. Try it and be convinced.
Frank Buehring,
Proprietor.
The famous Howard Guitars and Man
dolins can now be fou nd in Grand juno
tion. M. S. Roberts Jeweler, has them
in stock
Members OF the Wsmaps club are
b ereby notified that the Music and Art
meeting which was to have been held
Saturday. March 31st has been post
poned until April l4th.
Meta T. Stanley, Secy.
Chas Fl Yale, manager of the FOrev-
or DEVILS Auction Co. has always revis-
ed and brought up to date this famous
spectacle from year TO year, niilng III
with new ideas, specialties, etc. etc.
The most important change for this year
is the new trick scene in which Mr.. Yale
has originated number Of very funny
tricks and situations. This scene will
take the place OF the old Vaults OF
Benedictine Entire new scenery and
mechanism has been prepared to illus
trate the new comic woes of "Toby" and
his associates. 1t is expected that the
new trick see aes will score an immediate
hit. At the Park opera house Saturday
March 31st.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-30
WOmen's Oxford Ties.

This Department has done wonders this year far yet
we have them to and would like opportunity
lifting up mother daughter and little BABY selling
some grand wearing 0xfords for $780, s25 1t is not
saying too much when advise you pass this De-
partment.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-30
Autun Items.

We are getting somc rain now, but
not too much. Cotton and corn are
growing nicely from the stimulus of
the May showers.
Miss Leila Buchanan returned last
Thursday from very pleasant and
enjoyable visit to Honea Path.
MIR. Augustus Keasler has purchased
n new top buggy. Look out! If somo
of our girls don't 60 to'keeping house
it will surely be their fault.
Mr. j. c. Campbell has had his buggy
tnstefully repainted.
Col. A. j. Sitton has had his barn,
buggy house, crib, etc, rolled some
what back from his dwelling.
The PendletOn Manufacturing Co.
have recovered the wool-card and
waste building.
hir. r. a. Buchanan broke the back off
his buggy seat recently. He must
have been scuffling with
Watermelon vines are looking very
fine.
To our great sorrow school will soon
be out, md we shall then have to hang
the beloved school satchel in the cleset,
and seize a maui and wedge as substi-
tutes for book and pen. But, woe
unto thee, grass, for in that day will
thy visitation work destruction upon
thee, never heard of in Sherman's
march to the Sea.
BOB AMATEUR.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-05-30
Septus Itenls.

The farmers have at last finished
are done thinning cotton.
We hear great deal of complaint
about bad stands of cotton in some
places.
The wheat and oat crop will soon be
ready for tho harvesters.
The fruit crop through this section is
the largest that this writer remembers
ever seeing.
Mr.. j. I. Johnston lost good horse
q few days ago.
Mr.. w. L. Casey starts out the lat of
june for the purpose of visiting all his
We attended the Institute at Corinth
last third Sunday. Quite o large
congregation was present. The lessons
given were both Interesting and In
structive. Among the visitors present
we noticed the Hon. j. b. Watson, r.
Y. II. Nance, j. w. Cam, and j. w.
Eskew.
We hear some talk of anothe. prohi-
s:asoa SsmI1aigu s,ii. year. we aTe in
enforced, but we are not in favor of q
inside the State. In the StetA g;f Maine
they have so-called prohibition law,
and as much liqUor is sold there IA
there is in South Carolina. If the
South Carolina law is to be nodded
after such o law as that, as waB pro-
posed to do two years ago, then we say
give us the dispensary law.
Mrs. A. Il. PrCssly visited friends
and relatives at Greenwood last week.
'A0 'sp0''S . p'sa'A"WS ". .'tp Z. BARNETT.