The people. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 1877-1884, October 19, 1882, Image 2
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J Jll W. Hoijnes KwprVtor.
LARGR.ST COUNTY OULOUUTION
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THUB8DAY, OClOMfcRJItJW^^
Cotton eontinuM to decliu* iwd r*D-
lor* cawifrt aooouut for tb« oonditioa of
tlie King. V* ,
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Ml
J. Mrs mux Mi Lane k Co’« Orfon-
back Circiin Iww conwid lotraw). It will
Le infcruially dinbandcd on the 7th No
vember.
If the people me not satisfied with the
Stock and Rcinstnition law* e^n they
remedy them by going into the camp of
the enemy ?—Wade llsinpton. r .
ShaU- we, just when wc are going to
gain all the fruits of our hard work, when
everybody elec is turning Democrat, shall
wc turn lUdical ?—Wade Hampton.
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Thr existing stringency of money is
not likely to continue. It is caused by
the employment of immense sorns in
mfcriog the Western grain end Southern
cotton cropi •od by the fset that oar im
pnts hive been eoonnoas while exports
have not come up to expactaltop*.
A first rlasa DsWoerwHe cytdenc etruck
Ohio at Ike elaR*H» on kst TWlsy
W rk The l»e»wrwta vade a net gain
of right me mbera, wnd if thie thing ii>n
tinoee through New York. PraosylraDU
■ nj Indbina, as it oow prewme*, we
shall have a l.ondsowie washing m^oiiiy
tm the next li
Tur. h* pr of the Ku^ubonia pwty u
Ib the Houth Alvnady th^ N«wth m
•Uppt*^ from ih«»w Th* mfi^re
niSns's; stHi ainowy is ■rot to csfvy the
^Mtihrm Statea. hwt I sm mwoh m
k.« in M.«ih (wrahwa if *h-
0 a*4 ewr rhi drew w*«M
rrWk* •*—l^wy T. Yswwas
ON TO VICTORY.
the banker county in line.
> w
EigU Hundred Mounted Hed Shirts,
Hfat'cd l'y the Gitllant D.n.im,
Fit*' Around :lfe*Stand to Med
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“Thompson, Ottr Choice.”
TheLn(liee/cvcH^e»dy to Ijfnd
Kncouragcnient to o Noble
Catiec, ti’ini oiitja fnll iorcc _
On yesterday Barnwell nernln vindi
cated her Miprtor claim to tho proud
dUtWctlVe title of “The Banner Coun
ty.” She gave tQ,the Democratlcstan-
darl bearer* the grandest ovation of
the campalcn, and but Tor the univer
sal prevalence of sickness the display
would have fully «quailed the mngnl-
ffijr’st outburst*»f 1870 The day was
stmplv perfect—not a cloud flecked the
sky Rod the autumn sun bathed the
land In g.ddeu glory. Brave men and
beautiful women gathered to greet
Thompson, the echolar-etatesman, Till
man, the tried nod trusty pat riot., and
their fellow leaders and the old famil
iar red-ehfrt ehout rang out trium
phantly as the blare of trumpets call
ing berona to battle and to victory.
“Tli^ra * life i» the 'dd y* 1
* Ib the procession thirty-three Dem
ocratic cbilw were represented. There
fully eight hundred red rid
were
els Ip the proccaetwn and a fully • qual
additional number << fair women and
brave man were gathered around the
ataud wtlch ha*l bsen hwautitnll)
ad irwed by tbe deft flog no of the fair
daughters at Barnwell.
Tbe meeting wee <•ailed to ^rder prr-
rtaHy at 11 M and Rev. W. U Uara m
road- an • loaueni Mi l approprta'e
prayer. 04. II. M Thom|»..ii. c..ii »!
• late l.w f*oVCra..r. was *4 qnroMy In
IlietMvnl by M«J r Mid at
aapinied the bearta i*f Uw aMlI-11* 1
by tla ban Ume a( peorah«» aad t»»
fill O-Mpll
«el br| IttoiMh-
•y u
’a lo I he -4d e»>
record
Mdury «4 ih
WTatIr parties i»
|a we eeslte psfty lij
the 4*h of Man*. 1MI. we bars
the Uouae, sad by tbe old fif DavM'
Davie of lIMoole, tbe Beoate bee bee*
site. Kct the last Tour years yog
have .had t b ejft- p ubl lean' part y on the
ragged edge sod they a I* deter ml m4
whenever they get the power to put
you bnrk Into the tdavrfV under which
you euffernd tutor 10 1870. Yog elect
ed the President In 1870 nod nearly
did bo In 1880, and llrby. aie determ
ined that you shall not do 1 so In 1884 —
Mr the gn at pat milage of the Federal
(lovernmcnt, wIMi Its V0.000 r.fflos
holders nud Its eDormoq^xpendlturn
pf tpllllnns of money, are the prizes for
whltdy lf»*y are contending and for
Wbfab4>frry frould put you again, help
less and hoj>eleHs under negro slavery.
Col. J. N. Lipscomb followed In a
capital, taking speech, and Col. James
0. entrties of Florida, dobed In a wise
and witty address which was loudly ap
plauded. v —
Excellent order prevailed through
out the entire day; the bar rooms
were closed and all went home sober
and happy. A large number of Intelli
gent colored men, the leaders of their
race, were pr< sent and gave dose at.
itenlion to tbe speeches. M'leh good
seed was sown and now “On to Victo
ry.”
The hi* Six-Tent, Three-Ring Show of
the Se.T|{y rot hers.
Thlssidendid. popular and most honor
aldy uouduotoil Menagerie, t’lrcua, 1’ira-
vmn and Museum, rumors of whose com
ing hav** already created much cor
Is, at last, |Mibilively announced to W**
uriorntsin and evenl'ig entertainmcnti;
tilaokvIlls Friilay, Nov. Sd. ThD star
rtoua c*>iidifnation of Six Lending Hailr
bhows is mee'lng, Mila mmmoii, withi
runtgc ao extraontinary that tho manii,
m-Wt have ti-en frequouMy iNitupslh'iBlii
give three exldtdllona a day, hi orihV to
ai'w•minislate tho Itnni-uso cowd ia at-
i-nda-s-s. J x airvloim are arranged oa tits
dliTor ot rallnNula, from all points within
• radluH of Ufty miles from lira plaos of
aahiMilon, and Ut* I niniteea are rare
wh.fi ihs lrains do not oem- to emwdedto
tbotr esfsteHv witu v -l’.wv Their six
taata. allMotgb the greatest both la
iff simI msgniiwU of aor »h**w traveling
mrm lx eu. MUy bHMtd u>v1< i|oat- to h>44
»!.•• |anpts ami, m nr<h'r to glv* the verbal
iwiMe lo *00011. sisl wtlh*‘at **SMO
,0 oar *»o i—lun-o. the naqg~n»' nt
I a mi ihr— . 1**w* P. twea .1 o .i .t—
Miotr. -wo I— ot«wg p-o4ioM» pma
t hryug h It*l • o-M-r msm -4 tooto w»-*B
I i.g with to- o*o»v«• *4 a - Mev IM weh
| loot hoi l.**4eefMl ‘rw*tw>y R 4<
m* a- log
Dover-
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1. The Oovereor,
■or lo ■« voted for oo ooe
> Otbwr State oAcera wMf he voevd
for oo otoi belloi •.
9 OfraMt Solicitor will be voted for
Overs* James Onower while <m a fe- .
seat vMt tw Sew Y.uh was guile east*
ooety hart by an MrtOewt and »• aow
al ble borne lo BommervUle ovil-ilof
4. Stole Beootor will bo voted for oo
one ballot.
ft. Meaben.of tbe House of Hep re
sen tell WB fill be voted (or oo ooe hel
ot. ~ —
4. Coopty cftlcers will be voted-for
on one tfkllot
7. Ih prcaeotaMves In Oongreee will
be voted for on ooe ballot.
8. Precldeotlal Electors will be voted
Tcnron ofee bettoti f y
THR BALLOTR AND THR B^XRB.
The law regulating the style of har
lots and boxes for the next election Is
given In the following Sections:
Bf.c. 38. The voting shall fee by bal
lot. which ballot shall be a plain white
eper, of two and a half inches wide
y tlvelnche* long*, clear and,even cut
wKhoul ornament, designation, mutila
tion, symbol, or mark of any kind
whatsoever, except tbe name or names
of the person or persons voted for,and
the office to which such person or per
sons ars intended to be chosen, which
name pr names and office or offices
shall he written or piloted or partly
written or partly printed thereon in
black ftik ; Aod eueb ballot shall be so
folded as hi conceal the name or names
thereon, and ao folded shall be deposit
ed lo « box to be constructed, kept and
disposed of as hereafter provided ; and
oo ballot of any other d-wrlptlon found
in any election box shall be counted.
Sac. JO. The commissioners of <-lec-
Inu ‘aba 11 provide—for racb election
t a nufficleot supply of box-e to
tbe requirements of tbe forego
ing seOlloO. An opening shall be made
to the lid of each box not Urger tb»h
■offlcteai for a ologlo ballot to Lo In-
nefted therein at one time, through
which tacit ballot ns'd'^d proper to
be pleml maucb b *x Rball be loeertrd
t>y the pervoa voting, and oy m> other.
FUrtt box atm*I be provide*! with a suf-
0i4*M lock, bo ) each box eboll be pub-
Hetjr add Inapeeted to abew '
that U 0 empty aod a-rure, sod fork- I
Ml ].|41 tw .*»«• tba • p-t>lu* of (be p*tlka
and th* a-v rvtwrewl Ut the tnaaagers.
witd aft Mil a* A Im ap« Mf I Ouflnw (he
d nl tep K •• b b*>X •*•411 be Utwlled lo
f4atr oad wewtxt K -emw laOiMa, with
tbe i ffiew of ••flWtv team| f «e, eed tbe
IM demwOd **f th- Vole*,
be rv^Ntfral io •«••! to him tbe
■ -tm the Mxe^eOtfV* V»»<f T f
oy uHfcvwSM* l boa I bat I of •Mrh t
wrb eWall Im d-mga .irxl aod U "
-M4 -bail be emmeaL At eorb pvw \
~ MMgvto -4 ibwWftoo a*- 11 4-mvw Or j a
■4 . ObmoR. •boll M (oM-l (4f w
hgeax* i-rwvMvd, eith oa apwwtag
w*s oMt «* m»* t«e tbe ew iaase •#
004 OO
fwg em ext. a* o pwlOog p*«-w fte*
•emmeo *4 R» ev w aa-t Float *■■ 1
|. . ‘' ^0 | M - I W RV Me -4b. • < •
4 ftmetM t
Aodereoo county leeatUBe.1 with her
ticket nominated by the teyent prima
ry wlertioo. Koto sign ora suivbead
any where-
A sbeil wMeb bod slept on s Oeor
gis battle M for seventeen y*a,ri
awoke at tbe blow of ae axe tbe ottn
day, sad scattered a negro over an
acre of corn field.
An Atlanta negro, aged 00, kfis 51
children. He took a fourth wife the
other day.
Two hundred deaths from dlptherla
hove occurred la the hw t sixty days iu
one- locality iu Fitlsylvauia county.
Virginia.
Tbe first gun in the late war was
fired at Fort Hurnter by Oaortre H.
James, afterwards Jjeuteuaut 0<<h nel
of the T|tlrd H'gliueiit and killed at
»oroX ”
Tlo Bijjsst of ill Bij
iliLLS iiitoriiiiits’
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' Enormous lUftltodd ^lioW,S
IsT-ow Knltfed Positively Coming to V--
BLACKVILLE Friday, Nov. 3d.
Boonsboro.x
An old colored woman named Char
lotte Stover wasburneit to death in
her bed iu Lancaster county last week.
She went to sleep with a lighted pipe
In her mouth and woke up in the other
world. a, <
There la more money spent for turn
in this country than there Ih for fl >nr,
and yet people howl every tlme.tt >nr
goes up, and don’t bother themselves
about tbe whiskey that &(UH > <y*wn
October will have five Sundays, Mon
days and Tuesdays. r ’ •
In Spottsylvanla county, Ya., last
Friday evening. Mrs. Ann Talley, aired
seventy year* and iu Heeiidngly robust
health. Informed her friend* that her
time bad come, and so impressed was
she with fne idea that on Saturday
morning she arose at an early hour,
washed, dreesed and pre|>a!cd herstil
for the antlHpated event, an.1 prat ed
ed to cook her breakfast, and while ao
emraged, with no previous warning,
dropped dead.
- 500 Bushels
*te*t rHr*-ttl>« Mined hu-t P.tHtf Uatn
for tab* at'i lent- I it-t*-i.
L. A. iMtiM. o x. Kibn. H.C.
n-t>1Mai
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X BSfiYBHYB
MR CHARLES FISH
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m *lr« mow ,
I - V u -V V It N U
•« im M« » 4u* m
rivals, iWa rdm Ca... *• ••
if ib« rwmar U eMrart tbo
Cbi Dja-«s • eDadari b
rvrwt kw
N« b rmpag aa
oiliam I* defeat ke will ftod ao rjto-
ywky sad if by say rhsaeo be akoaki
wie. k« vie*cry will hr powooed by the
i me ledge iha( it ws« secured by tbe
agency of the Mttrrew -eewik-s of hie
race, sod iu fruiu, like Dead Sea sp-
pice, will tarn to a^bes oa ku lipe.
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Tbe fltewe aa4 « a«r«er aa “A
Mara well laAepeaAeat.”
The white people of the counties
composing tbe B-oond Dirt riot do not
need to be exhorted to vote tbe
etrelgbtoat Dvmocratlo ticket, but we
remind them that for W. H. Duncan
there to not the faintest shadow of ex
cuse or Jaetlfianiloo. There is no pre
tends now that be ooo be elected by tbe
colored vote, with tbe es letance of a
small Dumber of white mm. Tho Rad
ical candidutA U Iu tbe Hold, and he
will be supported by the colored Lidl-
cals, and OoL Duncan must know that
there 1- no hope for bkueeif under any
clrcums’ancee. The uloeoet that he
eatt do Ih to dlmfnlek the white vote
for I Atman ; and, therefore, the Dem
ocrat who for any reason votes for
Duticuu puts himself iu a worse posi
tion than if ne voted for Brayton.
There ia no double-deftling In voting
for a Radical, hut one who Votes for
Duncan when a Democratic candidate
iu in the fleld aids in tbe election of
the Republican candidate, without hav
ing tbe courage to go over publicly to
“the grand old (Mrloeu) party.” The
time is short, but there is time enough
for tbe work that will put so end to
the political aspirations of Col. W. H.
Duncan. The Democracy of the Dis
trict, white and colored, have only to
stand together, aod tbe •iriKlng of the
evcofng ueil oo election Jay will sura
Oils sew Dwooao to O political
Hades wbiob, lo hie esse, bos not wig
tb- merit of betaf paved with good Is
two aloLt^ Te«y bow bt*a-
irta ae4 «U1 OKUituate u
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t'a li m*
O C C
Boiat4V B*M|fw—J*4m B VBcflL i
JowaRt J M ft^ KliStaa-l
tLorg*’* t Y»*0 — J « La Mr aw-*. J
Batin, C M
AU*-ti ..I# W. k Me-Oara. B Bs
e 4. J. T. H w*
i. J W. J«wey, J. W I Vet
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at. O D-
F Lew
rvu«al**«tr4 tUkrU
aa« la Barewrll *Uy efu-r t«»-m«rt>* ; |i .pine-W A Oil
leitTilgeet men eajr tberw I* ooMper. ( #Pr< w. H IWptooi
but 1 0*g joe sol todelaftey«*miv* M.llMU-Hmry Harper, J
with tba Plea that tber* L oo 4aug- r tn^jadeao ftfoeutraw.
If you have only ooa lodepeodBoi In H,u4.tua-1l. P. (Jasmte. M T. Wise,
youf county you ate fortunate, Ou l. I . L A Ihtab. »
••y It rcvi-iiuitly. way the LYrd Lavr MlXMm'e Mill - W. A. Hav-o -r, D R
u.-rry oo LU soul. Wben ao loilt- McArlbur, A P. IHcka.
pendent b-eotni'e a candidate for thm
gr*-*!* wftih the expectation cf getting
hi- s* at from a Radical tn*j •rhy.ur of
g "tug (2.000 for making a c- nt.-sr, he
put* Mtn>elf on the auction hh>ck for
sale to the highest bidder. I think
the eipulskm of Mr. Tillman from Con
gress greatly effected the recent elec
tion la Ohio. It will require every
white vote Iu Barnwell county to se
cure Mr. Tillman’s election, and every
man should u<> out early and stay lute,
and the matt who sleeps none tbe night
before the election ia a man after my
own heart.
Hon. Q. D. Tillman was greeted with
loud anti continued applause, which
showed his firm hold on the heatta of
the people of Baruweil. I am no alar
mist, but as a man you have trusted,
and who et Washington has had op
portunities of watching the course of
events; I tell you that you are now in
greater danger of losing your liberties
won in 1876 than at any time since
then. If there had been one more Re
publican Senator the passage of two
short acts, one providing for the ap
pointment of Federal matiHgets of
t lection, the Democrats of this State
would ,have been unaiblo to elect a
Democratic Legislature or s single
Democratic member of Congress this
fall; end one chancing the Federal
Jury law so that Julies might be pack
ed and Democrats consigned to North
ern PvDlteulIarlea, %s whs the ease in
tbe dark days of Ureal’* adminlstra
tton. It to ibetr programme to put
through th*-«e mens urea whenever they
have o mej ulty lo bo*b H'>oace of
Owtgrrea They propose to fiiilab the
leleelBg ftteke to tbe reennainiciluo
eftMto. Tbo *•'fiber* people fetor
strung Hotloool Owveromeot aod weak
State gomaowoio—ftheBolhera p»©
■to Iww a dtff root policy.. Y e haw
• “ ttofceie eloee 1*7*
H«4
Pre-
i.t-T or M&aaiisa* r >a stats RUtcnosa.
WIHIston-W. E. M< \lu4tari, U jr.
HnlrrlLJ. Q tatUebaum.
E*k"—U. O. Staoaelt, J. M. Hair, R
W. Uejal I.
Black villo—Tboe. Walab, J. C. Wise,
J. U M illbttnn.
Graham*—0, D. Brown, Jacob Fel
der. L 8 )Mat thews.
Barnwell-Wra. MeNab, R W. Har
ley, J. R. Easterling.
Mixson’e Mlll-M. O. Wall, G. H,
Bates, F. W. Weatherebee.
Sycamore—A. H. Brabham, Miles
Loadholdt, H. W. D**er.
Allcudaln—G. H. Kirkland, J. Wilson
W illl.-smH, C. C. Jones..
Robbins—James Cochran, J. B Stab
lings, L. E. Wood.
Buford’s Bridge—J. Med Brabham,
J. Fad. Free, D. H. RleeT™
George’s Creek—0. C. Rush,
Cave, Willie Hay,
Ebrhardi’e Mill—J. F. Kearse, W. E.
SevHe, J tcot) Ehrhardt.
Midway—W. R Steedly, A. P. Mil
ler. W. R^May.
FerriHVStore—J. R. Hamiltofr, J. S.
diitltb, J. B. Hunter.
Milletu»—J. B. Bates, P.* M. Carter,
W. J. Barker.
Baldoc -M. M. Calhoun, J. A. Mime,
C. 0. Ctlhoun. .
CnunstNa Hxtrs..— The ootulng cam
paigt. will Ito oneof'uRUAttvl interest To
our friend* who d-alre to k.'cp iioeted on
IU progtma we offer to furniih Too PsO-
rts and iIm several eoltlon* of The New*
and CoarUr on the following term*:
PROPU nod tbe Wn klf Ci arlestoe
(ins per annum Ins PsorLO
Muutor Neva, AMO per annain.
rbOa>4 thr Ill-Wee.Iv k«wa, ll^pw
tbe
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H -a W f rrAer MHee baa n omvd j
fneo frdwiwtor iw X ~m Orft*ww. vbere '
be mil eu|^(lwCesd ibe ia*g« Sofa* to |
Irfvwta *<f bto faibi r in-taw
G o W.*to»4ey, Ike eutmweror *4
K ry|< U a great MOoker. H- # ne4*l-
eru titoweeu lira Iwm r«wtoraitr* afLr
prnft.Mgwd Mental or pbyeical • lertfcM.
Tl>e reewlta of a Sow (kern d*H rte-
% great deal upo* the locality.—
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Inla tbe rmnbataoie return fio n
ike fl. M of honor to o wiue au|»per.—
Io Kentucky both men return full of
boekuho*, and with no spprtHs to
speak of.
A Harrison county, Kentucky, man
1* wearing a pair of pantaloons matte
Id 1801k
A Utree-yenr old child of Ike Rev. T.
V. Oawan, of SpertaotMirg, was scald
ed fatally a few days ago. The boiling
wnter was accidentally thrown on tba
chil l by a servant who was scouting
the Il >ora of the house.
Gen. Grant has cist hsHo Havana
cigars and now u-4eg those made of to
bacco raised in Mexico.
The yellow fever epidemic Is at an
end In Brownsville, Texas, but thei'e
are five hundred new cases In Pensa
cola, Fla., where great destitution ex
ists.
The trial of Arabl Pasha, the Egyp
tian rebel, Is ia progress. He is Re-
fended by English lawyers.
Dr. J. W. Parker, formerly Superln
tendent of tbe State Lunatic Asylum,
died oo the 11th lost.
Pickens county Is proud of a sixty-
four pound pumpkin.
William Garrison of Anderson, a
painter 21 years old. committed sul
Hie oa tn* 13’h by shooting himself.
He had been drioking.
Captain W. J. DeTrevIHe while con
ducting an Important case lo tbe Or-
urg Court was eery suddenly ta-
with oonvulaloow and for some
time bto Ilf* wo* despaired of, bat now
be to mwrh better.
Josh Billlogo say* o reputation once
broke* may be repaired, but Ura world
MortsAgcc'tt SdJp.
by «in«* *f • p^aer •MI»Iaa* tw • re»»%,•
W-nj*-* w*.|r m4 •l»-tt<*4 by W A. ■
M*rr <4 A«r«wetl v* im/, ta lira *•••* of
|C*«ib CarHina. 4*t«4 ib* — — 4*y af Me* t
tor. 18*1, and laly rvearlwl •• ito of
lb* Kefiai«r af kle*at <'.»».»rt*ac— for aa«J
ewiat.v in 0«o% 4 N, |*afr* MR •'•11, M
Ito 24lh day of Oetatoe. ISXl.t* as* in favor
of f. W Wanibrwli** f *c*wi* I Ur par o«»ai
of iha «•■ of on* lkou«aad dollara to iltr «a|.|
f W. Wmikeratoa. I will aall nl Bm*W0H
C. N. a* anlrday ia Narauitor nr it. toiwcan
ito lagnl hntir* of ant*, all th-t cer'atn piaca
or pater I of land, with the buiMinya thrrran,
rantainlnf thrar hundir*! ser a, known aa
a port of the Darlington land, 1yi»g and tie
iny aituitain th* Stitt* and coimly aforenaul
and haring Mich shapea. boaa<iartm>. marks
•nd callings aa presented -in a phU thereof
made l»y J. S. Mixsoti August 12th, 18M
Xei ins Citsli. 1’u cIi.vhvi-l*> p.-ty tor papers
F. W
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W iliist on Tflillin ery •
MILS. A. AI5M8TKONG woulil rcspccitully
infortn her^iunierona patrons tlmt sAe has
on hand a liatidsnme nssortment of FASH
IONABLE MILLINERY .iud wiH be happy
It) fill th<*ir orders
Dresses cut and filled by the most improved
system - octll! 3w
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HEADQUAUrBRS FOR FRUIT’d.
A LANO&R& HON-
Importer*and Wholesale Dmb-rsin For
eign aud iUmuMticTr uiUutiHi iVuduf.
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LABtiKST STOCK, I4)WKST PUICU.
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Elko Property fa* Sale*
A vatnohie hit with comfortable dwell
ing botsst, gimd *:uie hunoe anti f-utotan*
Mat uorn tur Mir. For further luforMa-
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ONLY C.II.AFFKS THAT WILL BE EXHIBITED SOUTH HIM YEAR-
The Ltirgwt Cullcctioii of Rare IUmsIn, Uinl.s and Reptilca on
tlii.a Cuntineni.
Proniiiient inDurtxrmid Street Parade will be the Tranecend-
ently ileautiful Allegorical Tableau ot
COLVJtBI*!, J
Surroirndcd 1)N her Court of ReautVi Presenting, in AnnronriatL
groups the FOCll llAXDiSOMKsT WOMEN IX AMERICA.
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tbo Clack woo. \ 1 to*04 ura towtUatasw <4 Ajtrtb 4 a/-d!n..
|ONE TlykET ADMITS
CHILDREN \
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100
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TO ALL THE ADVERl LSE:i> BIO S
UNDER 9 YKAR4 IIAIJ^-PiACK.
00 EXTRA FOLDING Ol’tlfA I HAIRS,*3 CKWlxmA.
TWO EXHIBITIONS. AFTERNOON AND 1^'KMNU.
WILL ALH> LXiilblT Al ALB EX NOV. UL *