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Aiiilbr??? intelligencer. run usu un HV KUY WKUXKSI/AY. J. V. CldNKKCALICS, I Km TO us \Ni C?. <\ LANGSTON, I ? i i< ? ?. i ?1 i.i i . ?. . TERMS ON V. Y KA li . .? I Wi 81X Mn'NYI.'s .. V?? WICDNKL-DAV A l'lf 11- 'SI, \~ LAI : S'l >VAI5 MAYS M<--??)! lt ill' ?1: - If -ll li- I ,'. CM i MCI v. C. April :'<"?. \>. iii. Tili Columbia lias 1-l l New V??rk i. ns. i i - ?lied onh i ii Itlnnco -?-I-- ? Madrid thal I" ''to i.old lliivana. find dui . tu?t iii . . i! L'cl. Troop- in fort J i 'ou r ?Still i . mhv ?ng lo 'day. A i ra nyilil rt ?villi HM 11 < . < . lian tour Io Key West u'nd?i (:;.. protec cf thi' M on t gnmery. Ai ..i i KoiiN. < 'm m it IA , (S ( ' . April lil?, I p. m. Two small prizes captured by the ? niti'd Suites Meet. The Knglish government will not let the Somers leave her ports now. No Stale call made hy (Inventor ?Herbe. A i tm ST KOMM. C< il.t? M III A , S. C., April lil?, H p. ut. 'P!io Monserrat with a thousand sol diers mid cash reported seized. Day appointed Secretary of State nod Moore Assistant Secretary. AUGUST KUHN. "Keniember thc Maine" will be the battle cry of both thc army and navy. Thc season of conventions has come around again, ?nd it's a mighty ob scure individual who isn't a delegate to somewhere. -. War comes high. An ;trmy otlicer in a position to know says that, it, will eest thc government about $1.(1(10,0(10 per month. At a Cabinet meeting Monday morning Secretary Sherman handed thc rresident his resignation whieh was accepted, and Willliam lt. hay of Ohio was appointed to succeed Mr. Sherman. War between the I . ni ted ?States of America ami thc Kingdom of Spam was formally declared, Monday the 2f?th instant, to existant! that war has existed since thc '21st day of April, A. I>. lK'.lS, including said day. - . ?? Anderson needs more manufacturing enterprises or minor industries, and before another fall we should have them. With such natural advantages and our magnificent electric power plant, any sort of manufacturing en terprise can be operated very cheaply here. Capitol need not be timid in A _ .1 _ ,_ Jiinifinun. War has been declared and Presi dent McKinley has called for 125,000 volunteers. Of this number South Carolina's proportionate share is >u Hore is a chance for nearly :tll who want togo lo ('olia and light. There is no probability ol' intervention in behalf of Spain hy foreign powers. Kugland stands linn and will let us have our own way. lu two or three weeks Old 0lory ought to bo waving proudly o\ er all of (.'nba. A (J corgi a editor thus writes. ''Thc wise funner planlcth corn and ra i se th hogs. Verily, he chttcklclh with de light ai harvest time when he viewe-th his bursting cribs and his -leek, fat swim- and bis heart is easy while war is ravaging thc html. Uni lo, the fool ish f.inner plantet)) colton, and when barvesl time cometh on apace bis cot ton staycth in his yard, for no one will buy. Iii- wife and children crycth aloud for bread, but he bath no bread to give them. \ erily, verily, he is in a bad lix In cutting off the delivery of the ultimatum of the I nited States Spain has gratified her pi'idc hut lost a di plomatic point. Her action in so ab ruptly ending diplomatie relations were tantamount lo a d?clar?t iou ol' war. which leavi - ber without legal standing tn her claim before the representatives ol' foreign powers in Madrid that thc capture of thc Rue?o ventura was unlawful, and leaves the linked Stales unpledged as tu reser vation made with refen nee tn Cuban independence. The Madrid newspa pers have discovered ibis fact. ?rn . n? ? Some t?me ago the city of Indian apolis adopted the curfew law. Since it has been in force, it is reported, the numerous hands of young loughs which bad 'previously caused a great deal of trouble have hoon broken n ,>, and small depredations anti disturb ances of thc peace have materially declined in number. It has not been found necessary to make more than ti dozen arrests under the curfew law, which is claimed to '.enforce itself." The success of the experiment in In dianapolis bas been so gratifying that it is said marly every city and town in thc State of indiana will udopt thc curfew law. - The Adjutant-t ?encrai has issued quite a number of commissions to military companies of late. j lirai''1 y >, yu boys who go about I town looking old decrepit mon Indore ' yoii have reached iii'- of :isr?: lil. I fohl up ! your hcadft, expand jour ?. li. -t-\ pirk up your foot and move! drink hillie spirit ol'progress that is ? -. ?? r >. wli. i. . . apparent, and when anyone attempts j to pass you in tli-- nw. of in'?.. quick? n I your pae? and lim ry oil Bc'eniis?) one leny? s v. ?fi li"|i?n<l il'i i i' los?; l??*:irt . hut lo t.- 1 ;i.t i lie ? ?nt.i 1- ? . thon . i:i'? - 11. .;? ?1. ' "n .-U'i burry {o I I.. . ?. jilc : . ..I* i li?iui Vi.:? ira ni . - . ! so ru. -i'-i < ..!.., an 11 'l"' on tjilipi vin anil vigor of f lo . M.I.-I will {irv your i M' . i with renewed energy. I? i! . i,": Hi ? ?Vii.i hang h u k ii- caii-. y M 1 ?. it he t |ie champion in il??- ni?e. r Y?tit will be helli r l'or (lavint.' t ii?d i" ? v. i:, i Iiiin j i<!i will ii' .. '. i -t uuihli ?i! III ' j without ?I?III or ? li .'.[ Cull iv .il'.' i g.iii thai will -' .' np you i - .i ru;ii| . !" . .UM ay ami di ..! . ion. I".mi your fcc i S'jii.ip ly ?fi 'ii''" ri highway .uri strikt) a pace thal you eau k> ? p, and I" sure that that puer i- as rapid and risoluto a i yon ran possibly make il l ill: ?OIJNTKY S IWTKIOTIC PCB rosK. Som?' were for peace and some were for war. But now that this greatgov erntseut has determined on a line ol' policy which has for its object the freedom f the practically enslaved 'people of a neighboring island, oui purpose is one. l'artisan differences are abated. Factional internst* are hushed. We are a united people td uphold the stars and stripes -cablcui of our country's glory. There is now no north, no south, no cast, no west - we are soldiers of Washington. lt is a mighty purpose -the free i nf. of ii people struggling with d?spota power for (Ind-gi von liberty. W< hare tried to shirk thc responsibility Wc have entreated the Spanish poo plc to quit their barbarie methods, re ali/.ing that it is a delicate matter ti interfere in thc quarrels of others But day hy day the agony hasaeeu mulated, culminating in the ilcstrue lion of au American battleship am the lo^s ol' maiiT precious lives precious because they stood in OU place; they were our consecrate! representatives. Tib est: considerations have impclle us to action -to demand that t his fun business shall cease, lt. now become the part and duty of every patrio ti American citizen to uphold the hand of those in authority in executing th purpose upon which we have di i inn i ned. Thc Spaniard must go-h must quit America forever. It is s* 1 lime edict. It is Anglo-Saxon as scrtion of supremacy over the earth - a proud boast: but. in it arc involve the questions of universal liberty an permanent peace. It looks forward t thc time when wc MIIUII beat oti ploughshares into pruning hooks. 1 has for its object the recognition < universal brotherhood under Divin control and guidance. This sonne like a paradox, but it is a sublill truth, just a* the Prince of Peace sai he had come to send a sword on tl cc.th -sin lighting involves war, ar peace supremacy means thc same t tl il when the conditions become intolcr hie, a?i they have in (.'nba. And so we stand face to lace wil our ancient enemy, and the cannon roar need occasion no surprise. 1 >lo? will probably be spilled, precious liv will likely he sacrificed, bul it through blood-letting ami willi sacrifice that we reach thc heights perfect achievement and ultitmi ?lory. I'nJcr the inspiration of great purpose, let us face thc com lions with stout hearts and brave ? termination, praying the (J od of e fathers t" aid us in our unselfish wei baw Makes Militia Kqmil to ll ego ht I WASHINGTON, April li'. Thc ? tfc.pattmont bill lo provide for tcuij rarily increasing the military cst? lishmcnt in tim" of war was .-eui day to Chairman Hull, of thu' hoi milit ary affairs committee, and fcie.nai Hawley. th< chairman of a -inn committee in thc Senate. The measure was in o pared um thc immediate supervision of As* tant Secretary Meikclji hu. The following are de provisions the bill in full: Bo it enacted, etc . that all al bodied male citizens of tho I nil States, and all persons of foreign hi ! who shall have decided their intent to become citizens of the Hui State.- under and in pursuance ol' laws thereof, between tho ages eighteen and forty five, ave hen declared to constitute thc natte forces, and with such exceptions ; under such conditions as may proscribed by law, shall bo liabh j perform military duty in thc son of the United States. IltKOIM.AIt A UM Y AM? MILITIA. Sec. li-That the organised active laud forces ol' thc United St; shall consist of the army of the Un Slates and the militia of th? sev States when called into thc servie the I nited States, provided, thal time of war, the army shall cousis two branches which shall bc desif respectively as thc regular army the volunteer armv of the Cn States. See. :?-That the regular arm thc .permanent military establish! which is maintained both in p 1 and war, according to law. YOl.l'STKKItS KIIOM M UK STAT TROOPS. ?Sec. 4-That the volunteer ? shall bo maintained only durio] existence of war, or while war ii m.mnt. .uni s dull I"' raised and organ* i ac . * ? 1, as in lin-? act provided, only ?il'ier congress- shall have authorized tli'- President to raise *ueh a force; provided that ?ill eiilistmcnits for thc volunteer army -hall lo- for :i turin of two years, unless sooner terminated, and thal all ollicers ami men compos i'tu' s . ;.! artnv -I:::!! be di ?liarl?ed fr;?:?; tin- ?ervie? of I he United States when il,.- pm i.for which they were called into service shall have heeii .tei'ompli-hed or pu the conclusion of Ipi-ti lilies See .". That win ii it become;-: in !.? iry lo i i;-o ;t volunt Vtol arin y lb? Pr? -1 lieu I ri..til is-ue Ins proclamation ^ tu tin jj? thc niiui er of lite ii ?le,-ire fl within >uch liiu 11 ?> a -* in ay be fixed hy law, and ihe scen taiy "I war shall pii < iii" snjh rules and regulations, lill' iucou-i-lciii iv i t ?I ill I'-!1U- of iiii- ;H-I , ,i- may in hi- j mig ni c o j: !?.. necessary for thc purpo-e of cxamiu II:'.'. ni" i ii i zing and rei.i'iving inio -i i. ?II- ilii men failed for: provided tint .i i men received into .teryiee in il... volumc-r finny shall, a- far as practicable. In- laken limn lin- Several S i ii- s and Terri lori? - and tb?- District ol' Columbia in proportion to their population, rtl'ltJKI.fT ni-' A UM T UKOti'l.ATJo.NS. See. ??--That the volunteer army and thc militia of the States, when called into i lt?- service of thc United Stati s, -hall be organized under, and -hall be subject to, the laws, Orders and regulations governing thc regular anny; provided that each regiment ol the volunteer army shall have ?nie surgeon and one assistant surgeon, and that, all the regimental anti com pany ollicers shall be appointed by thc ('r?silient, upon thc recommendation of the governors of the States in whieli their respective organizations art raised, subject to such au examination as to the li tn ess and capacity as tin President may prescribe; provider further, that when the members oi any company or regiment of the organ ized militia of any State shall enlis in the volunteer army in a body, a: such company or regiment, the regi mental and company ollicers in servid with the militia organization thu: enlisting may be appointed by tb' President, subject to such an cxami nation as to the litoess and capacity of said ollicers of corresponding grade in the same organization when i shall have been received into the SCI vice of tin* United States as a part o the volunteer anny. MILITIA CI1VKN Till: I'RKKKREXCK. Sec. 7-That all organizations c the volunteer anny shall be so n emited from time to time as to mair tain them as near to their maximut strength as ibo President may deer necessary, and nt? new orgauizatio .shall bc accepted into service froi any Suite unless the organization already in service front such State ar as near to their maximum strength e officers anti enlisted men as the Presi dent may deem necessary. Sec. S-That all returns and tnustci rolls of organizations, while in th service of thc United States, shall I rendered to thc adjutant general c the army, and upon the disbandmar of such organizations the records pe: taining to them shall be transferre to and filed in the Record and Pensio office of the war department. TllllEE lt ATTA LION FORMATIONS. Sec. D-That in time of war, < when war is imminent, the troops i the service of the United State whether belonging to the regular i volunteer army or to the militia, shu he organized, as far as practicabl into divisions of three brigades, cac brigade to be composed of three i mort1 rcgiuienst, and whenever three more divisions are assembled in tl same army, thc Presitlent is authorial to organize them into anny corri each corps to consist of not more tin three divisions. See. lt)-That the staff of thc coi mander of an army corps shall conni of one assistant adjutant general, o inspector general, one chief quarti master, one chief oimimissary of st sistancu and one chici surgeon, w shall have respectively the rank colonel, one assistant adjutant goner win? shall have the rank of capta and the aides-de-camp authorized law The still of thc commander ol vision shall consist of one assisli adjutant general, one inspector g< eral, one chief quartermaster, c chief commissary of subsistence, a one chief surgeon, who shall ha respectively, the rank of lieuten: colonel, and thc aidcs-dc camp auth ized by law. The staff of thc ec mander of a brigade shall consist one assistant adjutant general and * commissary of subsistence each, w tho rank ol' captain, and the aides camp authorized by law. The s ollicers herein authorized for corps, division ami brigade comm deis may be appointed by the Pn dent; by ami with the advice and e. sent of the senate, as officers nf volunteer anny, or may be assig: by him, in his discretion, from oftit of the regular anny or the volunt anny of the militia in thc servie the United States. MAJOR tl KN KR A li ul' VOI.ITNTKKR! Sec. ll- That tho President is1 lu by authorized to.appoint in the un teer army, by and with the ad' and consent of the senate, not cxc< ing one major general for each orj i/.ed army corps and division and brigadier general for each brig! who may be selected from thc lin staflf of the -regular or volunteer a' or tif the militia in the service of United States, and any officer selected and appointed from the n lar army shall be entitled lo re his rank therein, provided that < general officer of thc volunteer a shall bo entitled to ihe iiumbci aides ?ic camp authorized for an of of like grade in the regular army. Sec. PJ-That all ollicers and listed men of the volunteer army of the militia of thc States whe the service of the United States * bc in all respects on thc santo foe as to pay, allowances and peusioi that of officers and enlisted mc corresponding grades in thc ref army. OFFICERS TRUM TUV, STATE KOW 8ec. 13*-That the President upon thc recommendation of tho ernors of States, appoint office tho regular army in the grades o : volunteer anny, and nlliee'rs thus ap- j pointed shall be entitled to retain ? their rani: in the regular anny, pro vided that not more than one olUeer ! <d' tin- regular army shall ho commis sioned in any ?'in- regiment al thc ; .-ano- tim<\ Sec li That thc general command ' :._.i....? inj r- paran ?i< pariuieiii <n uc-iai ?. moni is authorized to appoint, from tin. - Iii time, military boards of not less than throe nor more limn ii v-<. ol' Hoers ?.f the yoluntt ur anny i>> ex ! amine into thecapacity, qualifications, conduit ami eflicieney of any eonimis sinned oflicer of said anny within his command, provided that each member Of tit?- board shall be iii po rio r in rank to ibo olheer whose qualifications are I to be inquired into: ann provided fur th? r I hat ii the report ?d' such a board i- ?i'dvi rsc to th?: continuance of any ; o!he? i . und the report ho approved by j ihe I'resident, such nih eur shall be discharged from service in th-- voluu 'leer anny, al tho discretion ?d' thc I'rcsidcut. with oin montli's pay and allowance- . - - . m MK Kori OH: TOO 1! moa Path [luinn. eratic Club inet nutt reorganized \n^>. Sat? IIrtiny afternoon hy re-eh-ctirig all tho? hi ouicerx. 'I'llH following werft olec-e \ ilelegatm lo th*' County Convention: .1 W Annley, J. I). I. IIIIHX. ii. M Wilson, W R Johnson, 0 V. William?, W S Kerning, J W. 8 lr!ev, J. C. Milfonl atol I?. (?*Hs?wny. The Club Instructed tho dolomites to advo ? ?te and work for a plun whereby ail tho I Hppointlv? oflioor* may bo nominated in I Hie primary election. They wero Inatruct I ed aim not to volo for any niau HR O rnem her of the State Executive "oin mit ten who 1 would not pledgo himaoll i work for this plan A rflBoIntion wa? ndopted endorsing Hon. .? W Ashley's cnurv? in the LeglH latiire for tho pa?t. six vearf, and urging him apain to ho a candidato for the House or Senate. FARM nu. ! i mea Path, April 25. j - Gen. J. Walter Gray, of Grccn 1 ville, has decided to be a candidate for Itailroad Commissioner this year. Ile is now Clerk of the House of Representatives. Free'pMls. Semi your nddresa to II. E. Bueklen <S Co , Chicago, and iret a free sample box ol Dr. King's New Lite Pills. A triai will convince you of their merita. Those pilli aro easy in action and are particular^ effective, in tho cure, of Constipation atic Sick Headache. For Malaria and Llvei t rou bien they have been proud invaluable They ?ire guaranteed to ho perfectly frei from every deleterious substance and tt bo purely vegetable. They do not weaker by tlit ?r BCtion, but by giving tone t'> thi stomach HTHI bowels greatly invigorate tin System. Keir ni ur size 2'u;. per box. Sob hy Hill-Orr Drmr Co. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, AN DICKSON COUNTY Hy ll. M. liai'ri.t.H, .[tutye o? Probate. WHEREAS. Mrs O M. Choi ?ult ba applied to ni? to grant her Letter* of Ad m i nisi rat iou on tin* Estala and etiects o A. I?\ Chenaup, deceased. These are therefore to cite ai>.l a?mon ?HII ail k iud rod and creditors ot too sait A. F. Chenault. dee'd, t<j bo and appea before mc in Court of Probate, to be liol? at Anderson C. H. on tho 11th day c May, 18U8, after publication bereo to show cairne. If any tbev have, wh; tho said Administration should not b granted. Given under my hand, tbi U7th dav of April, 1898. It. M. B?RRIGS, Judge Prohat? >Vi ILK. T. K. Hm., H. M. Ou?t, M. I). W. II. NAKDIN, M. D J. P. DUCKilTT, M. I). The Firm of Hill-Orr Drug Co. han this day boen reorganised, UH wu have decided to incnasu our husitltHS in ibu Wnole.sale Department. Tins department bas boen steadily Increasing lor past year on ae eoiint of our -filing goods ut tho same pru: s as Char)* Mon, Columbia, Augusta und Atlanta. Now, ?mr idea ls that wo shall ho tin? distributing point tor uppor Sn otu Carolina, Southern part of North Carolina and part of Georgia. Hr W. JI Nardin and Dr. J. P. Duckett have beeii added to the brm, amt with their influence mid ibo iulloeiice of their increased capital, wo feel certain of doub ling our trade. Wo expect lo sell every marchant in our line tor a rad I UH of one Un nd red miles, lor we will keep the goods that they need and will soil them at wholesale prices <>ur retail and pre scription department will bo given tho same careful attention that has been bo Mowed upon it for the pa*t two years. We have bl ways insisted that a mau t-hould ho ablu to g<c. his prescriptions lilied when bo needed them and aro pre pared to lill thu samo night or day, as our prescription ?'lo-k sleeps over the store and eau he called ut any tiuio, day or night. Our charges are reasonable and our medicines aro fresh and are put up according to tho proscription, as wo never substituto. Wo ask all who havo not closed up their accounts for last year to do at once, as tho old brm must bo settled up immediately. HILL ORK DRUG CO. FRESH FISH ! IH AVK added a regular Fresh Fish Department lo my Market, and will keep a lull supply of Fish at alt times. Elias Singleton has charge of thia Depart ment, and will deliver Fish-dressed-to any part of the City bv 'phoning or calif ng on- F. M. BUTLER, Prop'r. April 2>, 189H_43_2_ NOTICE FINAL SETTLEMENT. The undersigned, Administrator of Estate of W. W. Humphreys, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will on the 24th day of May, 1808, apply to the Judge of Probate for Anderson County for a Final Settlement of said Estate, and a discharge from bis office as Administra tor. W. C. HUMPHREYS, Adm'r. April 20, IHJ8_ 43 R NOTICE ALL NOTES and ACCOUNTS due tho MEANS CO:, a Corporation, that romain unpaid by April 3(Hb, 1898, will be sold on Monday, May 2nd, 1808, at tho Court House, between the legal fiours <?f sale. At public outcry, to the highest bidder for (.'ash. The Auctioneer will read out a list of the namoi of debt ors and amounts due. THE MEANS CO April 20, 180S 43 2 ICE-COLD ICE-ICE. MY customers and tho pe?era] public will tako notice that Elias Single ton is no longer in my employment. I have employed a reliable man to toll Fish for tue. so please give him your oiders. I have neon in the tish business for nine years imo have always rried to give satis faction, and will appreciate a continuance of your patronage. I handle all kinds of Florida Vegetables and Fruits in and out of season. Aldo, a full line of Fancy Groceries, Tobacco ?nd Cigars, Oranges, Rasanas, Ac , at wholesale. J. F. PANT, Florida Fish and Fruit Store. April 20. 1803_43_3m This is the Dickens of a Queer Freak in . . . C. S. MINOR and THE 10c. STORE. WHERE ?3 another IIou.se that either would or could stand to abso lutely liing away from one-fifth to one-half the price ol' a whole staple line of Good?, such as they do in their Glassware Sale For six. .solid weeks and never flinch? There are people who cut a price here and there lo advertise, but when you get there tho goods have gone up. But MINOR ulisolutely liiugs 'em to thc winds. Yes, let her go, Galager, until April 29. 'Chen, and tuen only, shall this rampant, rip-roaring, competitiou killing, cutting and ?lashing celebration sale of Glassware stop. Yes, it has been decided to ruu her right on till April 29th, and then stop her for good. They toll you, "Hit ain't so; they can't 'ford it." Eh? Well, just come and see for yourself. MINOR has been doing those things that can't be 'lorded for nine years, cud every now and then he has to have more room. He's the out-swellinest man I ever saw. Why, if he keeps on at this rate it will soou take thc whole towp to hold him. And what's the secret of it all. Spot Cash. Underbuy-Undersell. Pay the money down. Let the next j mun do th? same thing. Prices and yalue do the work. Long time and long profits ain't in it. Listen, hero's a tal? of woe lo benighted competition : Coats' best six-core] Spool Cotton that we can sell at 2c. a Spool. Regular Table Tumblers 10c. set or' ?ix. Heavy Well Rope 28 feet for 10c. Half gallon Pitchers 13c. en eh. Cream Pitchers 5c. Salts and Peppers 2c. each. Best Baking ?oda, new supply, 2]c. lb. 100 lbs. Plug Tobacco 17c,' 19c, 20c ami 22c ; thc iatter priee buys as good as you have been buying for b:?e. or more. Do you like to pay double price for your quid ? If not, conic right on. Hands imo Decora foti Parlor Lamps, with fancy decorated chimneys, 35 kilometers high, during thia sale 24c. Reflecting Side Lamps, complete, large size, 23c. Thotc pretty little Night Lamps lila Lamp Chimneys 2c, 3c, 4e, 8c to 10c for the ?5c goods. Hand and Stand Lamps 10c, 15c, 17c, 18c, etc. Those largo Vase Lamps 79c, 89c to 81.19. Heavy yard-wide Sheeting 3jc yard ; fin r goods 4c. Spring and Summer styles in Calicoes 31c. Will sell you small bolts 10 to 20 yards. Table Goblets 23c set. / Now, there is ?omothing behind all this. You will know what it is some of these days, but ive mutt keep it to ourselves at present.. You may have an iden, but you don't know what it is. \ Special prices t*> the trade in our Wholesale Department. Yours always truly, C. S. ??Iii STORE. "YOU DONT KNOW, 00 YOU ?" WHO Iii Arc alway s away up-to-date, ' ? With prices seldom beaten,' With latest goods in the State, Which are "out of sight" when eaten. Selling Pickled Shad is their latest fad, And Graham Flour is their pet ; " It's mighty hard to beat their lard, And their Hams are the rage yet ; Their Canned Goods the famous "Royal Scarlet" brand Many medals have won as purest under tho sun; And Bianka Bros. Candy finest in the land, For sale by H. B. FANT & SON. who give the bes goods for tho "mon/1 \ Phone 89. Free City Delivery. Fine Old Apple Vinegai . > m ore Good News For Thoughtful Reade CONFIDENCE in The Alliance. Store News widen* The Alhirucoi public. When the public reads carefully wo pell largely-hut it ?8 a Wj experience and cumulative iii inuits. Women cannot ailord to mi?s the news of our TUESDAY s DAYS. Men must heed our offdriuga ol' CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, and FURNISHING GOODS. We presented to your notice 1 day aguin the facta contained in Tuesday's announcement. The? ings of Lace Curtains, Table Linens,, Napkins, Mattings, Curtain Poles, Window Shades, Hosiery, Dre?s Goods, Clothing and Shoes, ( The special features of which were offered at our yesterday's Great Tuesday Sale Day At wonderfully LOW PRICES. All the articles above eoutaiued 1 marked for that day in sueh a manner as to cause, you much astonishn and wonder at what will be offered next week. We* were obliged to o special effort to handle properly thc throng of people who came to see u? procure our bargains. New York continues to seud us more of those delightfully construct* FLOWERS FOR OUR MILLINERY DEPARMEM And Sailor Hats-they have told so last that we find the shipments of ? goods are not aniving as fast as wc would desire. And the novelties inD Goods that we tobi you about last week-they have gone well, aud thea still some bande?me Patterns to be obtained. You have appreciated opportunity aud you have to natter yourselves. JSext week's (Tuesday's Sale) will give you another opportunity, and chance is yours. JULIUS H. WEIL & Q HOES, HARROWS, CULTIVATORS THE TERREL:., ROMAN, and -EUREKA HARROWS. Take your choice. These are"* the leading grass Prices reduced. Hoes. Absolutely perfect in shape of blade and handle, superior steel. Bought in car lots. Our customers V? O XT tx 4-T-?? ItAlnAAi' '1XU. VC vuvi Kr \j * i u. We have the Hoes and the prices. 011 ll mon ^nili ism i i W Ulli J UlJ, U O i?nitro-rn wM ll VU/I I r. ! HUI UTI-Ul VJ M 0 8 w 0 52? 2 S c=? o. S3 H. Sd % 0 < ft L ?3 M ft m O 50 M M ft 2 fe ; CO ft ft K co Z, Wi > ci s *} 8 ? ? . tn ? *1 S3 ft. ?? o rr|, M % ft CDV a O Os s? M es . * > ??FAV8NQ Beginning with this, the 8th day of 1898, a strict account bf every dol?a with us will be kept for the balance year, and the 1st day of January, JJ wiU completely SHOE the fem?y *? spent the largest amount of money s FREE. A complete assortment of w Hosiery are kept fcfr us* - JV T MOON & CC Electric <*ity Shoo Store, Old PostOhi^ -- Io the placo to buy . A Dollar's Worth of COFFEE if want something Rieh and J. G. 1