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Anderson intelligencer. PUBLISH RI) RV BR Y WEDNESDAY. J. i?\ CLI N KSCALE8, ) EDITO RH AND O. C. LANGSTON. I PBOPIUKTOKH. TERMS ONE YEAH.ft ..>(. SIX MONTHS . WKI)NI?SI)AY, .!l LV IHiis. Thc American ghillie! - ?. uri hil the lint' of Sp .i . . ?! >!.?..''. lanced >\iu\i Th- l?a KiiiM-s h :,;.>. I?- u al li ?iched liiill| :liy <-. : il 11 : ? t - ? ; S < i ('alii- . ?|i . II 'tl V li:-' - >>;..:.:;,|,.t i;| fi.I. .. : ..I' th ship- MMll lt? lilt li ittolil I'V V * I * S11 -: I>C\Y< ; tic. S .imp-WM |,?i i ' . , ..Itt l>. 1 ?VC IM/CU ill tin- i ..f (ino (Kio. Thc Col nVihi i /:?:;?:?'? .vhi-h ha hoch jM:h?i.-;||i''i in Coiiimbiji a.* :i morning pa'| ??. '- V.t .- i . ni-i. but imd.ei' new management lia-i .i?' peart'I :i - au afternoon p;t]>t'r. Au .M'uti::.'' .-.i\ -: "Tho war -ali; not cut! until Spain is ?MI il'- grduuil and says she lia.- enough ll sin! ish'l i>n ihc ground now th' ii -h- is non cst. tur pur naVy ?i> certainly driven her From ilu; .--a Thc boy.* who voluuleer nun ure not likely t?> do much lighting, a- in all probability (h- lighting will ll over before they ar- equipped ami gotten ready Idr duty a', th- front. They Would no doubl be called on lo do garrison 'Inly in (Juba or I'orto Kieo. hm uol much lighting. In Ijcorghi thc l?ailrond Cominis sion has decided the ex prc: . ano tele graph companies should pay for tl ?. stamp rtijtiiretl tithe allix eil to each package and nie.*.*;igv! lui transportai ?>r* instead ol' tli< sender.*: claiming 1!, otherwise, amount.* io an < Miction ? ? thal much in ..'-Iii ?fin i" l he es tah lished tates. Col. Wm. Perry Murphy, of Charle' ton, died at Summerville. S. C.. 'it Kn day mont i tig after a lingering ii! ness. Col. Murphy wa - I ti i t ... ! States District Attorney .?!' South ('molina during President Cleveland':* admin istration, ami at thc tim'' nf his death was a candidate for Congres.. I'rom his District. He was an able lawyer and by his deal!: South Carolina loses a I brilliant, anr5. able mau. A newspaper correspondent writing j from Washington has directed attcn- j tion to the fact that out of a total of i ninety men in thc United Slates Sen- ! ate thirty-two are veterans of thc civil ? war. This is rather remarkable when it is remembered that that war ended a generation ago. The hou.se also has j a large per cenlage of war veterans, ,' despite the rush id" younger men into . political life. i'eileetions on these i facts causes one to feel like America i is a good country to be born in and : that chances here are for long life, ll . shows also a vigorous race of peo ple. There is no doubt as to the inten tion of Congress in putting a small , stamp tax on telegraph and telephone messages, sleeping-car and steamship tickets, express receipts and various other instruments and articles issued or used by corporations. Its object was to collect a portion of thc war ' taxes from thc great corporations that j pay enormous profits and yet contrib- j ute nothing to thc support nf thc < Government which issues ami protects ' their patents, guards their property, and in many eases pays them large sums of money for servit e. Yet nearly ' all these corporations are making their customers pay for thc stamps, (hus j giving a new proof (d' thc truth of the saying that ''the consumer pays ?or all." Thc bill, providing for voluntary ? and involuntary bankruptcy, recently . passed by Congress, has received the . approval of the President and is now , a law. lt is not an ideal bill, but at any rate it meets in a reasonably effective way a long existent public noed. IL provides for voluntary bank ruptcy, leading to the dischargo of the honest debtor who through mis fortune cannot pay his debts, but who gives to his creditors all that he hus and asks for the privilege of begin ning business life anew. It provides for the involuntary and enforced bank ruptcy of all dishonest debtors who try by any trick or device to "break with their hands full." lt simplifies proceedings in order that the estates of bankrupts may not be distributed exclusively among lawyers, and it re duces both the lawyers' and the court fees to a minimum, lt is a pretty good bankruptcy law as it. stands. With such amendments as practical experience shall suggest it may easily be made into a thoroughly satisfactory and permanent bankruptcy law. It is at least free from the grosser vices that compelled the repeal of thc two former bankruptcy laws, lt docs not pub a premium upon rascality, and it docs not make of the bankrupt's estate a earcass for thc vultures of the law to consume. STATE HIESS ASSOCIATION. lt was our good fortuno to attend the 'JIth annual meeting of thc South Carolina State I'ress Association, which convened in Greenville on thc l?tll illSt. The' meeting was well at tended, and the members were cordial ly received and royally tri 'Oed hy the eiti/.en s of Ore mille du ri rig! iii stay. Tho meeline, wi re ?.e|.| i?, ii, aub 'ii Hal!, and at Ile lit-i . i-: addresses or w. hom? v.i- made by .Mayor dan:?. - T. ' ... i-iiy. .:. I C !. ./ ... A. Hoyt on the I'"ll S' ; 1 \ iii a ml HMM. M. li. Me v- "ll .. t.. u ' > - r. ri ' el i, Tim.?- .Mo- -ehgyr. Kb (ri net '-Woman in .journal! m. .Mi -s .Mary I !? mphil!, M efl i Oin, Abbeville:: "Capitalisation lind Punid nation in N?y>>p;ip?i":? .i. M. Knight, ll- rab?. Sumter; "Char sieteiistifr. of dourualism in ;-"t??'i Car.dina. .). li. Nor..;, tit. News ami Courier. ( jiarle-itou, K.teh of these papers Wai eiitertainiu?. and mstruc ti ye. ! hi Thursday niL'ht the annual at I dross was delivered hy l'rof. George I'?. Cromer, I'resident of the Newberry College. His subject was ""The Re sponsibility nf the Individual.', The main poini> were made directly appli cable lo newspaper men. and il was highly enjoyed by his audience. Prof. Cromer is a nm^t eloquent and pleas ing speaker, and thc address was most appropri?t'1 to I he oeo:i don. The former rdiioor.s ol' tb? Associa" lion wi?re elected t i ?erve another year, viz.: K. II. Aull, ('re ?dent; IC i .. Osteou and W. I*, lucubw, Vice I 're ddent C. C. Ii?ingst?n. Secretary ; Kraimi.s .Mel?hers. Treasurer; Kev. Sid! il. I ! i1 Wlie. I 'iia pla in. ? linly l?*. j da y morning carriages ; wen in wa ii nv and the. mt ml;? rs were carried up lo Paris Mountain, where a most enjoyable day ivas spent; A most sumptuous ? i" nie dinner was s?ryed hy the good ladies and citizens nf I ! reen ville at the historic booie place of Waddy Thompson. This pari nf thc program wa- an innovation to 1 the usual meetings nf the Association, i but it was most highly enjoyed hy thc members. The meeting of thc Association next year will be held at Harris Lithia Springs. Mr. d. T. Harris, proprietor nf the Springs, was in <?reenville to press the invitation to meet at his place, and insured the journalists a cordial reception. (in Kriday afternoon at ii.?JO o'clock ibout forty members, including a number of ladies, boarded a private I'ullman ear. which was attached to thc famous Vestibule train on the Southern Kui I way, and arrived in W ashington at l..*'.<i o'clock Saturday morning. We spent two days ut thc nation'.- capital and were the guests of thc National Hotel, on Pennsylvania Avenue. This hotel is ono of the most popular in Washington, and the managers, Messrs. Burton and He Witt, treated us royally. Saturday ifternoon thc party was tendered a re ception at the White House hy Prcsi lotit McKinley, which was one of the nest pleasant features of the trip. i)ur stay in Washington was spent in >'?siting the many points of interest n and around the great city. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad dlicials tendered our party a private .ar and Monday we went to Baltimore, nabing the run of forty miles in forty ninutes. Our stay here was limited md was spent as suited tilt? tastes of he several members of the party. At " o'clock p. m. we boarded the steamer Atlanta,'' of the Baltimore, Chesa peake and liicumond Steamship Co., .mund f r obi Point Comfort, Va. The olliccrs of this Hue were exceed" ugly kind to us. and. despite the -tormy night, our trip down the Ches ipeake Hay was exceedingly pleasant. We reached Old l'oint Tuesday norning at li.'JO o'clock and made our lUarters at the fatuous llygeia Hotel, die managers of which left nothiug indonc that would tend to our comfort md enjoyment. This hotel certainly lescrvesthe wide reputation it enjoys. Nc have never before been the guest if a more comfortable or a better kept lotel, and if auy of our readers want o have a good time we would advise hem to visit Old Point and make heir homo at thc Hygeia, which is lo cated on the water front. Old Point s an historic place and there arc mauy [due s of interest in and around it. As is well-known, Fortress Monroe, ano of the largest and most substan tial forts on thc Atlantic Coast, is lo cated here. IC Icc trie cars take yon to llamjUon Hoads and Newport News. At [lampton Hoads you sec old St. John's Church, which was erected nearly 230 years ago, making it one of thc oldest Cburch.es in the Knited States. The Soldiers' Home is also localed here, and it has, so we were in formed, mme than 2,300 occupants. Newport News is one of the most progressive cities in V irginia. Here we visited the ship yards of thc New port Nows Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company, where we had the pleasure of seeing the "Kearsarge," "Ken tucky' and "Illinois," three immense battleships now in course of crectiou for thc United States Government. It was a nove) sight to many of our parly. I*'rom Oui Point you can take a steamer almost any hour fur i^orfoik, Ocean View and Virginia Beach. The (wo latter places aro also popular sum mer resorts. At Old Point our pleasant party separated, some going to Norfolk and to Kichmond, hack to Washington and llultimorc, and on tu New York, and mme homeward hound, ft was ihe opinion pf all t he jj-jrt y that ii was one ol the IIUM! delightful outings the nowspapi :. gii'nji ever experienced. 1er lin- ('nusitlcnttimi of t'antlidiitcs. Mu. ? ?.?i o:: As tint Statu e-iin^aigp ?s gpinti . M ?Mitling and s tish ami our I'o tm ty ? .1:1. ? . ii vvsls e'itn tii'; lie?*, III?! <.< 'I -Z I ?. ' I. ..O.I t lu - < ' i H i lt ,. I ! M CUli VU f '1.11 ?'?in ito M !'..!.; ?lowing tho voterslo hayo vii:lit j i M'y -.. t. ?.lier limy v. im whi-Koy ! honj ?ii ?ni- i ' tuity or not, ii':<i li ?w ii iii in ri :.}, iviietlier l.?v f.liii V;tain ' r I ? '. ;i pl il Ul 'Alf ?Ie fl-1.! Ml j ional IC 'tl ?Ct I Oils, .No'\ , ; il* J nriijeri ' Uni M I'iglji, lim e -II ii| i J mt:' ir fur I?; i.liI,e\ holOjn ?ifor . .. r <.. m.'! ii? ?: ? * I .ii!;." st. drink in t fin I lip hil.'ig w I teni j i i . . il', i: e'.-i i i.! ?.1 If ss 11 nan I lt;,-. i lian a had'pd?t, andeb? . hut he nu y J?UHIIU;-M rn ti ?1 e?iniie?tl inri iv lorre i' t-> -?>U, uni ii iMtitio! ii ? ...?.:.! I>I .< * i ?nor i i- ririitiharif. N'?Wf '?' S"?'U|H ld II..I'' I', this Wi ll? ii I 'I" au ay PO j !\?<- .?.! am m t.,vu- . 1 ha y I lu; i tis t UH lev.' 1 ?lieor i pi H$ ii iii*. I ihm;, th.'t Hie >. i .-m i \Committee tinghi l<i ha vp gunn u iiitlu further arni allowed o-, 'i. nominate all nf our ap point! i ' ;.. - m tin- jtrimary, tin J. IV. Ashley made tho light wi Die convention lor '..-iv., t here aro a few in?>ro important Lianes that might to hu pm tu tho candi dat on t he st II II, ?1, County und S Ot in A V" '.no in favor ni I ho democratic ? .ar ts norn i nat I rig all tho appointed olIicnrH V Arti yon in favor ?if these high appropria tions lo these Stale Collagen? Aro you in lavor ol thu special tax on fortilitten?7 Aro .you in favor ol'thu lillie Kidgo scrip bunds hoing ont on the Stile? Aro yon in laver ul' mir conni ry olllcers being put. on salarie-, and knowing v.nat wo pay them? Are you in laver ??, our county oflicera keeping account ol' all feos thal comee through ttioir ellice? W ill you ever put any special ?ax ..u your people, without allowing thom to vote on it (?rat? A KA HM KU. Mit. PinToit: 'Iii? enclosed Itemnare clipped Irorn ibo editorial eoluinn nf the i'/iristi?H ,li/? neate Nashville, Tomi, ilwy. I-;. K. floss, 1?. p., editor, ?ho. Ihotigh Oe iii?! uni _)II:?I .11 "whoiiiiing III?"" a war. i-. a - ti tle en steel to tia I'. S, Hag. Tho Ural item nuits tithers as weil as tho jingo parsons, a? (Vriigrc-'Hinep, lipgisjii ihrn, nul a lew editors and ot bet H. ' l*n clo Sam" noetls sume nt Ibc.-oherooa al tim !n>ir lo cheer and help lhe patriotic ; lu ?ya who have loll hilliers and mothers, I homes aie', friends and uni now on thu ! Imbi ol' carnage proving their lilith liv j their works. CONSISTENCY. \Vo ri-e tu irnjuiro alter ibo whore i aimil's ?ii tho jumo parsons who a lew : mon tbs ?go wen? clamoring na void fe r.nw I ly fur war with Spain. If r?ny nm? of them ?ns gone tn the tr- nt. wo have not heard of ll. ll? t probabilities art? that I th? nurse ol' tin s . belligerent brethren will do i heir lighting hy proxy. March ing liv day :oitl lying in ti;'- trenches) hy night is hard work ; and then bullet* arti ditiotcmus thing?. Nevertheless, conals leney i < a virtue ol' rare merit. Por our 1 .??elf, we shall mil, as long at ha-tas wo are young and vigorous, help ti? 1 whoop tip" any war in which wo do nut. propose lo lake s hand. AH we stoetl in tho I nion depot ?d' this eily last wees, and waved a farewell to tho buys of the Fourth Tennessee Regi ment, who were setting out for their ?tamp tit Knoxville, Hu? seenee of 1KIII came back with great vividness to our mind. Youug ns we then wero-only twelve when Port Sumter foll-wo were very anxious Lo put on u uniform and take a musket. How then could we blaine our eldest son, now just nineteen, for wanting to follow the ling? If any body thinks that thia paragraph does not concern the public, lt iHsomo <nm that has never kissed his boy lhat was ?tarting to the war. Beats the Klondike. Mr. A. C. Thomas, of Mary av lite, Tex., has fourni tx more valuable diweovory than hus yet been niHuO in Ilia Klondike. For yt ars he suffered untold agony from con sumption, accompanied by hemorrhages; ami was absolutely cured by Dr. King'N Now Discovery ihr Consumption. Coughs and ("ohIM. Me declares that gold is of lillie value in comparison with this mar velous curr; would have it, oven ii it cost a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung ntTeci ions aro positively cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Trial bettles free at Hill-Orr Drug Co. Regular siasfiO cts. and ?1.IK) Ci narau teed to cure or price refunded. FOR SALE. / kentle Hamiltonian Mare, with .lump KlX seat Phaeton anti Harnes*, compar atively new. ('ali nt IO vaut) Pharmacy. E <{. KVANS, .Ia. July ?I, 1888 I :i Daniel Pratt Gins, Feeders, Condensers and Presses, CHIALL or write me at Anderson, S. C,. J tor anything you mav want in this line. Tin? Pratt.Gilla aro so well an?! fa votvhlv ' nwti I'.int Ihey hardly neeil any reei IIIOUMHI t u?i on my part. On orders rcceivi.i now I can make you carload rail s ?if lreight. - P. F.. WATKINS. Salesman for Daniel Pratt Oin Co. .Inly ?0,1SD8-. I -I NOTICE. WlLL be let to the l??west responsible bidder on July 28th, at 10 ti m., the build ing of a new Viringo over Droadmouth Creek, oil road leading from lionca Path to Holliday's bridge. Also, Hame day at 4 p. m., ?he building of a new bridg? over Reedy Fork Cretk, on new road near Davin Harrison's. Also, Aug. 2ad, at 10 a. m , the building of a new bridge over Pig Raaverdaru Crsek atW. A. Neal'n mill Also, Autr. 5.h. at lo a. m., the repairing or the minding of ibo uriiign kuuwii us the Mrii OA bridge, over iisssrostco Creek. Plans and Spud li cu tiona made known on day of letting. Rmerving the right to reject any and alt bids. W. P. SNELGROVE, Co. t?o por visor, A. C. DR. J. C. WALKER, DENTIST. Office in tbe Sadler llonae, WILLIAMSTON, S. C. Ofrico ?laya Wednesdays and Thursdays. p. S -I will be at my Pendleton office on Saturday*. June 1, 1888 4U 7 m CLAREMONT COLilrGEE, HICKORY, M. *\ FOR Young Women. A noted health resort lu tho mountains of Western N. C. Pure mountain air and water. Chartered by tho State. Faculty of 14 University rm n aud women. Students from nearly every Southern Stnto. also from (}anadn, Northern and Western 8tatc9. $400 Piano i;iven to the best rnusio graduate. Home comforts, reaanuBble rate? Write for e. catalogue. 8. P, HATTON, 3-8 A. M., Pe. B , Prc?. FURMAN UNIVERSITY, Greenville, - - S. C. PfpiiorouLrh oourxH leading la tho decree* of B. Lit., H. fi., JJ. A. and M. A. The J. Faculty lias been enlarged. Kapecial attentioo to Knglish, Elocution and Peda je )L'\>'* Now courses in Hiolnuy. liiitor'v. Latin, Modern Languages nnd Physics A now (?raduale Department. Karly applii itlon for rooms In the M ?aa II ills should bo made to Prof. B. li. * ; ll, Becrotury or tb? Faculty, Caner'? lb ad. M. <'. Address A. P. MONTA?UH. G reen ville, ?. C. .! \S. II. CARLISLE, LL. I)., Pr?sident. Wofford College Illustrated A work ?d' Art, fonvardt 1 to anyone. Wofford College Catalogue -Gives lull information in regard to the ( 'ol loge anil Fiuihg School. Kort y-li l\!i your ?1 gil - Sept, li:'. LS!)?. For Catalogue or Woilbrtl Cob ? Illustrated, athli .!. A. (IAM E W ELL, Secretary, Bparlttnburfe', fr C. ' ' ?n, 0:1 ve bravo, J Who rush to glory or the grave." Tho-e Spaniards, have taken the scalps ot' a lbw of our bravo boys. Well, j we arc n t ?urprLcd thal a small number fall here ami there : but ju.-1 watch ? the enemy Ipr a while how, ?uni eec ns force the white Hag. To-duy we shall j i n o en thom with (mr lotir and six-inch guns, ami follow with heavy calibre und rapid?lire 011:1-:. Then wc fchtill pitch a few khells over among them. Then wo will l t fly a lew ol' our big dynamite bombs. Wc don't have to ex plode any mi tics, as i?. U not our wish to entirely annihilate the enemy. Now ht :i lew shot.? fly like this: 50 comni'in Knvolopes lor le, 25 good Envelopes for le, Jl sheets Wri ting Caper J?-, t; Papers Kins for .Oe, '.) U. S. Flugs lc, 2 good Handkerchiefs 5c, lil line Sloel Dress Buttons 4c, 21 best Safety Pius 5c, Curtain Poles, com plete, 20c, Kelt Window Shades 10c, Best Opaque Shades 20c, same with fringe 25c, good Buggy Whip?, Oe, 10c, 15c. Borne Umbrellas at excitingly low prices. Talcum Powder 5c, Tooth Powder 5c, Cosm?tique in Cakes, Blonde or Brunette, .ic, John T. Bice's Famous Perfumes 5c, 10c and 15c, Imperial Perlunie? in bulk, Tappan's Swan Down 5c, Gents' Dre*s Bows, in box, for 10c, Silk Scarfs 10c, Fancy Ties 5c. Windsor Ties '?c to 20c, Fair ey Ribbons lc, 2c, .'ic to 10c, Fancy Lace? lb to 10c yard. Agents for Coat's Best 0-Cord Spool Cotton-bottom prices. 10c grade Writing Paper at 5c a quire, Be.-t. Black Sox 7*]c pair, Best Bull dewing Cotton made, Pound Prints ut lOo lb. Heavy Mose and Half Hose 5c ami Ti: pair, Heavy yard-wide Homespun '?c, '?'>' and -ic per yard, Gents' Drill Drawers 10c, 15c, 1 Dc, Stan dard Klints -lc yaid, (loci Prints Jijo yard, Slice Thread 5c Bull, Fly Traps 10c and 12c t<> i le-.'. Heavy Checked Homespun ole yard, bettor still ut 4c, and the Richmond lixtra at Ole, Handy Shoo Blacking und Stove. Polish, best yet, 5c. A few more pairs Pants, to finish closing oui, ut prices you've heard ol' but did not believe. Chewing Gum half price, Magic Cleaner Soap Tie, lot Augur Bits 1 Oe. lot. Be.-t Bracts 25c, Hummers -lc, 5c, 8c and 10c, Xiamps 10c, 15c, 20c and 25c, German Household Dyes, dye everything, lOe, Gauze Wire Window Screens 10c each, Flour Sifters 5c and 7c, Murdin Pans 5c, 2-Q.uurt Short Coil'c Pot Cte, d Pic Plate- for 5c, Agete Dippers 10:-, Agate Saucepans 15;-, Agate Preserving Kettles 10c to 45c, Cup3 und Saucers 25c, :15c and 40xj Set, Complete Toa Set, nicely decorated lor 82.78, Four ia One Castile Swap 5c, Hidden Spring Curling Tongs, best out, 3c, Hair Brushes 5c to 20c, Combs 2c to 5c and 10c, Rubber Nippers for Babies 2 lor 5c, Tooth Brushes, Shaving Brushes, Common Tumblers, Jelly Tumblers, Fruit Jars, Ftc, at prices which defy competition Do you i'cel a strain of patriotism in your veins? Then get an American or Cuban Flag of us. If the enen y can stand the fire they must be strong, indeed. Yours always truly, WPOT CA. M I* DOES THE WORK. IN We have decided to close out our business here, and will sell our entire stock of BOOTS, SHOES and TE?NKS ?f you need anything in our line you will find it to your interest to examine our Stock before buying, as we can cer tainly save you money. If in need of Shoe3, Slippers and Trunks now is the time to buy them. Tlie Yates Shoe Co. Under Masonic Temple, Anderson, S. C. P. S.-No Goods charged-everything Spot Gash. ? HEROES OF THE THE WHEEL THAT IS ON TOP ! ? Cioer. .?A Wheel Horse/* No trouging the pocket with trig prices ! WHY OUR PRICES ARE LOW S A special inside deal, big quantity bought, spot cash explains the mystery. Bicycle experts know that the "HEROES" are tho best Wheels ever made for anything like the money charged by us for them. Present prices limited to present stock. Every "HERO" warranted absolutely * y SULLIVAN HARDWARE CO. Tf. W. SULliIVAN, Manager Bicycle Department. CLEMSON AGBIG?LTDBAL awl MECHAMICAL COLLEGE SIX DEPARTMENTS. Agricultural, Mechanical, Literary, Chemical, Textile. Military. Best equipped College in tho South. 450 students. Send for illustrated Catalogue. HENRY S. HARTZOG, Clemson College, 8. C. nm ? iii ie A s 1 The writing of our W|d advertisements is with us ^1 merely a matter of form, JJ ther is it to occupy ou^ at the desk. We have a bM er duty to perform. T0 M those who aro interested ? the various qualities ?J prices that we offer our ? chandise, concisely and hoi! cstly what is here for the? We told you last week thj we were closing out, as far ? possible, our entire Summer Stock. That statement ^ concise and true. This week the effort continues, and i are free to say, entirely to our satisfaction. We need not ?J this issue continue quotations, for there are so many artielj that should have mention. Suffice that we mention that-T LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS, Ready-to-Wear Suits, Ladies' Separate Skirts, Ready-Blade Underwear, Laces and Embroideries, Summer Silks, Silk and Liren Organdies. Men's Straw Hats, Ladies' Oxford Ties, Men's Summer Clothing, Fans and Parasols, Summer Corsets, Lawns and India Linens, Dimities, Checked Nainsooks, drench Wash Goods, Trunks and Valises, Men's Summer Shoes, Summer Neckwear, And, in fact In the way of ummer Goods Is now GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICF, and willbeclo out during the next few weeks. We invite your kind patron age. Yours respectfully, JULIUS H. WEIL & CO FARM MACHINERY. Have you seen the Latest Mower on the Market The true worth and great advantages of our Mowers cannot be expia in an ad. like this. Come to us aud investigate. We are not simple Agents for certain Steam Engine^ We arc more, and are in position to figure down where competitiooi touch us. The Eclipse, The Atlas, The Erie City STEAM ENGINES ALL SIZE* aud STYLES for salo. We carry in stock, aud save big > iu freight on from three to five car loads of Engines. THE CREAT SWIITH COTTONil COTTON PRESSES, SAW MILLS, &c, Compose a partial litt oPour Machinery. HYDRAULIC RAMS, Which give \?.ur house and farm pure spring water at little co;t where is within reasonable distance. We aro making a great success of our and charge nothing for information. SULLIVAN HARDWARE C CEYLON AND !!HL#|#% ! IS WHOLESOME. IT is manufactured in a scientific manner by cleanly machinery, PURE, so that a short infusion extracts all the good qualities. DIRECTIONS-Take half usual quantity, see water boils. F after five minutes steeping. TELLE Y'S CEYLON-INDIA TEA. "Two cups in one." Deli rnnn 4 ! ! SURPASSING COFFEE Blue Ribbon, Genuine Mocha and Java, 25c. per lb. For streu? richness of flavor in the cup it surpasses any cofice on the market, gjreat seller. > Don't Buy Fruit Jars-Buy Sealing Wax. Manu lac tu red expressly for putting up fruit, You eau use "any old ind we guarantee the fruit to keep perfectly. Soliciting your orders, Very respectfully yours, JNO. A. AUSTIN? -4- Is the place to buy --- A DoHar's Worth of COFFEE if want something Rich and SW J. G. BiL