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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-08
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-08

TWO Fine building lots for sale. size ll0xl70
feet, in block 1877, west of San Pedro creek,
adjoining Krisch property. Inquire of 7. b..
johnson LIGHT office.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1886-12-08
Bargains,--For Sale, For Rent.

oOkOO viii buy Five-room House, with
SECUU two galleries, outhouses and large
lot; house bran new and nicely finished;
waterworks in house; a number of young
fruit and shade trees; centrally located.
Terms-$l5O0 cash, balance In IL months. Ad
dress I. b. JOHNSON, LIGHT office. 9-2-tf
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
For the HERALD tND NEWS.

One OF Tie icarling arguments, for the
construction of railroads is ''to develop
Hcw sections OF country" This is GER
taiMlv correct. The thing most to be
looked after is the business that any
particular route would give. The pru-
dent merchant always selects the loca-
ton that promises him the most custom
crS. These or similar conscientious
should always control in locating line
OF railroad between given points.
In tl!c multitude OF counsel, there is
said to lie wisdom, hence we would pre-
>umc 10 suggest that the proposed road
from Columbia via Newberry to Lau-
rcns should be run on line not hereto
fore S!obrn of. After passing Spring
Hill few miles, the route 81 0nld be
turned more TO the east andi ear
the Columbia wagon road to Pomaria,
then still follow the wagon road for a
mile or two until Cannon Creek IS
reached. th. &c up the valley Of that
stream. which comes within three miles
Of Ncwhcrry. 4 good level route all the
wav. This same route from Pomaria
was spoken Of and had many friends
wien the Grccnyillc and Columbia Road
WIS being surveyed. We are not aware
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
OEFTS SSss a.

Mrs. MARY z. HARMON was born
December 18th. lS3l-+olncd tie Meth
odist E. Churcb, cb,~soutll, IN 1871: united
in marriag age-Nith Thos. i. Harmon in
1853 -aaied at her home in Ncwbcrry, 5.
g., March 10TH, 1856.
Such is the brief record Of 4 lie in
which the graccs and virtues OF Il noble,
self sacrificing and conQuering woman
hood were illustrated; and the sweet
characteristics Of L chaStcned. conti'ilnS
and consecrated spirit, which lived only
to comfort and bless others, were cN-
hibited.
The home OF sister Harmon was ever
the welcome retreat OF ministers OF the
Gospel, and all that heart could devise,
or hands do for them. was with her Il
luxury and delight.
She loved her church and the people
of God. In the sanctuary was the feast
of her soul, and ut home she would con-
verse upon the comforting and instruc-
tive portions of the word TO her own and
the edifcation OF the home circle. No
toll, no sacrifice, no gift in her power
was too good for. or ever withheld from,
the necessities Of Zion. She loved Ter
pastors. In all their aillictions she was
afflicted, and she rcioiced in their re-
ioicings. The poor found a friend IN
her cheerful contributions to their wants.
She INDUCED in no uncharitable o. III
kind feelings; but ever made due allow
ances for the frailties OF human nature.
For some time the in>iuiouS @rappingS
OF disease could be detected. and the
anxiety of loving hearts was aroused.
The home and the associations OF years
were broken up. and the balmy atmo5-
phere OF the land of fruits and flowers
was sought in hopes OF arrestlnS II" AZ
proach OF the destroyer; but such We're
the yearnings OF her heart FOR the hannts
and associations OF childhood an! ma
turer years that size returned TO pass her
remaining years among those pleasant
surroundings. Her symptoms bvcHmt
alarming; the family physician was
called in, and, after careful cNaml!a-
ton, he revealed the sad fact that She
was afflicted with heart disease. anl lad
but few months TO live. - am not
afraid to die" was her calm and sweet
reply. From that moment her anxiety
in herself vanished, and she became alb
sorbed in the interests OF her husband
and children.
At midnight the messenger came.
Living in the arms of her husband. size
lifted her hand and said: Il an goae!
Dear Jesus receire my spirit" and Instant
ly her spirit took its flight.
May God comfort the hearts OF the
sorrowing ones left behind, and grant a
happy reunion in the ''Sweet byand BY"
----~-1as-e--aIIii FL PASTOR.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

that any particular section OF county
has pre-emption or the location q t::;>
road, ii ever located.
Then why should Pomaria and No.
10 stand back and not make al effort to
secure the route. There is no township
in the~countv better able. and none thai
has more enternri>ing farmers. with /
beautiful and fertile soil. Pomaria AcT-
chants are enterpriSin@, they can r;:>'
the money ii they desire to i" 50.
Some might say there i 20 need to
make an effort, the road is obliged 70 90
to Prosperity. This is by 10 m":i"s
the case. Roads usually follow tie
money. Ii Prosperity can raise tie
most material aid" then let il"r Lave
the road. Pomaria and Nos. 10 anu II
can raise all the money needed. Il tie
Pomaria route should be taken the ROAD
would come al the way 20 NcTJcTIT
overnew and rich territory. ii i comes
by Prosperity there will b. over six
miles OF road that will be compelled 10
run along by the side OF the GrccNville
and Columbia Road, ami will hcveE ply
one cent profit.
These are mere suggestions but
''founded on facts" The ne" route i 4
good one, over COOL country. ana one
that would prove 4 good feeder 10 ;hc
road. There is not i better section Of
country in the county than tie
valley OF Cannon Greek. We honc -
see Pomaria awake and look to i!rT in
terests in this matter. Al! c! Ne. 10
will be with you. and part q No. u.
CANNON CREEK.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

"The overcoming Of Isolation in
the multitude of particulars, by
flashes Of identity, is the progress OF
our knowledge in one direction; it is
the satisfaction that we express when
we say we understand or can account
for thing. Lightning was account
ed for when it was identified with the
electric spark. Besides the exhila-
rating surprise at the sameness OF
two in their nature so different and
remote, men had the further satlstac'
ton of saying that they learned what
lightning is. Thus by discoveries OF
identity we are enabled to explain
the world, to assign the causes OF
things, to dissipate in part the mys
teriousness that everywhere sur
rounds us."-BAIN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
%@@ -

Mental science enlarges the
teachers notion Of education. by
showing him what a complex thing a
human mind is, in how many ways it
may grow. how many influences must
combine for it's full exercise, and how
variously determined is its growth
by individual nature. 1t furnishes
him with wide principles or maxims
which, though of less immediate
practical value than the narrower
rules gained by experience. are a ne
cessary supplement to these .''-SrLLT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
Ne1U Advertisements
AMERICAN CLAY, IT,.

This fine Kentucky Stallion. tn" prop.
ertv of the Newbcrry Stock Breeders
Association, will make his thlri season
at the Stables Of J. d. Smith.
The superior qualities Of American
Clay. Jr., are proved by his fine coils III
this and adjoining counties:
American Clay, Jr., is Of the cclcbrateH
Clay family of horses, considered th1
best that kentucky affords.
cli to incure colt
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

Man is q living force, fountain
Of ideas. The organs of the physi-
cal frame correspond to those of his
mind, and are parts Of the same
equipment. lie has two arms, and
hands, and eyes, and the conception
of power without them is weakness.
Thoughts are demonstrated by deeds,
and the hands and arms are the in
struments which redeem this weak
ness, and give US the idea embodied
in experience" ."-MACARTHUR.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
TRULY. III BIZ PROUD OIL!
6 6000-pAIRS OF SH0ES-6, 900

Sold in single year weaEcr to srlh0@' "'"' 4"
SMO-IAIRS OF SHOES-~oCOO
sold m and WHO sru'noie' "' "N '
WILL THE PEOPLE THINK
oftlis-Quaty OF and Pricevial thoughts :
T,c~as 70 it,r Shoe than there is a: cline
for Sl5G than there IS at Cllhes.
Tnros 70 better Sl.l3 than there is a. Cnes
There's no better Shoe $500 than there is at Clnes
There's no better 50 % than there IS at Cine s.
better than there at cline
There's no better for $500 than there is at Clnes
ALL Will only ouy
price
l3c Dress GnShars sell 1or
friends moreover that they
ripping waters flow,
Wllcre"r lilies white snow
Where the and mOuntaia doe
sucI invitations notw But
"' " " Com. where W OR TIE AID IS are
Bring with cousins. aunS and ma
100 can De aEeu on
Cmes instead Of to hn nan ao1n stores
time oo e
skirt ma c it, Don curse ao
C!ncS pc1ect Htl9 0'"H Jill" 0 '
wal bcaciilG-2lO linen. ,. ,o,o.
goods laAoNcrc1 So'e' uohcs-
~ cior:G EIi.tn5 i yar' in TJanks II.
7 ~ NEWBERRY. S. C.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
Sf(arrled,

Thursday, April 18th. 1896. i'll Helena,
ut the residence Of the brides mother.
hv Rev. t. S. Lupo, Mr.. G. W. y.
O,Neal, of Fairfield, to Miss Alice j..
SNillman.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
EXCELSIOR JACK

The Newbcrry Stock Breeders ASso-
citation have purchased superior !>eii-
tucky Jack, which will stand tbs season
at the stables of J. d. Smith. ana serve
a limited number OF mares. =" 20 III
sure colt. His pedigree may be seen 1T
the stables
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
PARySERSRzp NOTICE.

We have this day formed a copart-
nership for the publication of the
HERALD AND News and for doing q
general job printing business, under
the firm name of A. c. Jones & Co.
4. C. JONES,
". S. BROWN.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
NOTICE.

Ityou have Dyspepsia, Rhnnmatism. h!J"cy
or Urinary Complaint. or i You are troHh.GI
with anv disorder OF the lungs Si"H'Su.
bowels. blood or nerves YOU can be cured BY
PARKERs TONIC. HlSCOCK & Co.: Ne" l"i",
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21
GEyTS' FjHIISHI,IGS. Etc.,

Nv beautiful line Of Spring and Sum-
mrr Clothing * being placed on the
counters for the Inspection Of customers
who desire to inspect this wand splen-
G;I Sto-k. The most fashionable gar
meat fDr Spring Will be the One Button
Cutawav. il i> Il perfect fitting garment,
AMI laws closely to the figure, showing
the form. lave these suits made in
the celebrated patent square shoulder
AMI for get up and trimming, will COM
pare with any custom garment. Tie
mooI> these <3iitS are made from are i'm
ported whip-cnrG. cOrk-ScrcWS. and the
finest cl.rrints II the latest patterns and
colnYs. IL seek suits you will find the
same grade OF goods, and the sacks are
c,lt square and cutaway. [ would men
;ion here that for sack suits the chcviots
will take the Lead this Spring. and the
tinish Of these sacks with the swell
and Saldl" seams make them very at
tractive. in fact they must be seen to be
appreciated
never been surpassed III tits city. They
are very light in weight in order to be
comfortable for lot weather. The shapes
are entirely different from anything l
have ever had in stock, and yon cannot
help being pleased with them. You can
have them in colors OF black. brown.
granite mixtures and pearl. Ask for
my $3.50 pearl cashmere Beaver which
is sod everywhere Tor 500. Cali early
and examine this fashionable stock at
the Emporium OF Fashion.
Respectfully,
u. l.. kINARD.
2-24-tf. Columbia, S. G.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-21

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List of letters unclaimed and ANvertlSeN
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21
The May Party.

The May Party.
Last Thursday the pupils of tho Female Acad-
cmy. with large number Of invited guests,
enjoyed most delightful May Party in the
grove selected by the former. Promptly ut
ll.@0 clock the pupils formed in line and the
exercises logan. Little flower girls Strcwcd
beautiful flowers in the path over which their
lovely Queen was to walk. just in rear of the
little flower girls came the Queen, surrounded
hy her body guard. composed oG four brave little
boys. Tic beautiful ami lovely Queen. Miss
Evelinr Sarra'r then seated herself upon the
elegant throne, whic her Maids "c Honor took
their places GROUND her. .hc Queen seated
upon her throne and surrounded hy her subjects
formed 4 picture seldom seen ;,rl never forgot
ten. Alter the Queen hal been seated Mr.
John Lawson, the oaatnr Of the day. made an
cloYucu. little speech, aaL Oh behalf Of the
Pupils hi the guests welcome.
After Mr. Lawson had finished, Miss IIct,ie
Murphy crowned the Queen and Miss Snllie
Rice presented the sceytrc, both doing their
parts most gra ccfully, after delivering neat and
appropriate speeches
Miss Corrle Whitc.ide, representing Spring,
Strcwcl flowers at the Queens feet. and Miss
Mamie Bailey, rs Fashion, placed Il necklace
around the neck of the Queen After the
crowning ceremonies were finished the Queen
made beautiful speech to her subjects, and a.
She flushed the pupils, accompanied by select
choir. sang God Save the Queen.
THIS finished the exercises. and after partici-
pnring in number of games the pupils and
guests were summoned to partakc Of one of the
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21
The Roanoke Railroad.

r,,Ir,ol ,,rctir, =, u,,u,l. l., tt..,,,,,.
i'm, was h.ld To- organize the Eo,,,,kc and
S,u,bcru Euilro,I Germany. chartered h, ,b.
State ,r Viroiuin. This new ro,i :, j. rn,Ic,-
STOOL il to he hull, under the ,us,iccs Of the
great and wealthy Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
rymIany. with the view Of >cckirr :, Southern
outlet or ,nr.urSiou. iudepcul.ut ,y .uv,f tho
railroad line, or s,ndicotcs now, tr,,c,..,,, this
ami ether Southern state, ami mau,r,,,tl,n,, the
freight ami ras,crrcv lu>:u,,S. Iii. iu,,rlcl,,
~, u~ a -hrrt, dircc' and competitive nnc North
vy,,I surl S.u,h,rr ,,,I W,..,.,. ,..,...,,;.,.. .
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21
An Appeal to the Voters of Union.

MIR. EpIroR: The time for the election vf ::
Town Council is near at haud; whcm by the
votes of the people ii is to be decided what
sort of government we are to have for the ncxt
twelve months 1t therefore becomes every
voter to consider what kind of government il
mos. desirable, whether one in the Interest of
the community as Il whole, OF one in the interest
OF few parties in y traffic that demoralizcS
and Injuries. The question is not one of per
sons nor personal interest, but one in the in
.tcrcst Of law. and order, and sobrcry There
is no issue pending, save the issue Of saloons
or no saloons : between the licensed sale of in
TUTvrtsss- anu "1,rospcrliy
There is no complaint of taxes, nor the coudi-
ton of the streets, nor anything else. 1t is
only whether there shall be blrroums or nat
1t is narrowed down to this, and only this
Strange issue. surely. One upon which, among
the citizens Of this town, one would think here
could hc bat one mind. 1t is. certainly, omc
about which every one should think seriously
before he casts his vote should ask himself if
any good comes out OF bal-rooms-if they are
not harmful in fact and in influence This is a
time TO bc serious not n time for the play Of
chillrcn, but Tor the sober reflection and honest
act ION Of men.
And can it he that the husbands and fathers
and business mcu and proicsscdly christian men
are going 10 let 4 traffic of such hurtfu char
| acter control i'll muuicipa! affairs surely not :.
| And yet there are grave fears, entertained hv
| some of our best people that it may be 50: that
when the election is declared on the first of
| June, it will be published - the world THAI
| EHOn jT,l.rs N7i "iIs.,y ELoY yUi. Shall it
so 60 ahead: Heaven forbid viii not every
voter seriously consider this view Of the case.
| and determine that. far rs he is concerned
| il shall not be. Citizens one a,Id all let us to
the rescue ! Old men, young men, le. Us rise
| in the majesty of n virtuous Indignation and
spurn the imputaton such result would cast
upon our good name. Let US pat in ull;cc Incn
who will try to put down, to bamish, to destroy
the traffic i'll Intoxicating hquors--lhc traffic
that ruins the characters and souls as well n,
the bodies of men. Let US lo it, and then law
and order, and sohricry shall prevail and 10
Legitimate interest oi person or business, be
| injured.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21
Tho Sad Death Of Z. II Bobo

On Saturday last the news reached here that
Hon. l.. II. Bobo. Senator from SpaTanburs
COuuty, hal been thrown from his buggy aud
seriously injured in the head, and great anxiety
was felt throughout this community as to the
result. Ou Tuesday the sal news wa, received
that the accident hail terminated fatally ut
about > 0 clock that morning.
MIR. Bobo was well known here and highly
respected by all, and the sad news Of his un-
timely death sent n thrill of sincere sorrow to
every heart. We cannot more fully express
our own feelings and We believe the feelings Of
j al our citizens, than by rcpubli>hiug the fol
lowing graceful and just tribute to his grcat
| worth, which We take iron the Columbia H. ,y.S.
ter:
Senator BJLo was about in hi. hfticth year
lie has represented his native Ouuty for sUut
years, either in the one house or the other o
the Legis slature.
lie was au able, honest man. \ lawyer .
learning he had remarkable c"gcucy I"
| thought which always Indicate the honest u,
we'll as the powerful thinker. The death u
this hone red, useful faithful ctiZen will be
great loss to his County, his State, aud to th,
Methodist Church, Of which he had been hk,
hs noble old father, one Of the pillars. Anl
for the family of this faithful earnest man
herett of him they are in the midst of II carcc
of distinguished usefulness, the blow is rs ter
rible as II is sudden. Yet they have the com
fort that he has not lived in vain and that takcl
rs he has been almost without moments way
ming, he has nevertheless gone to his last nc
count not rs one without hope. All. the un
SPcnkabc blessing which Christian wife an,
family can never fail to feel comfort in. however
| crushed and overwhelmed their stricken hearts
may bc.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21
The Railroad Dinner House.

We had the pleasure Of hcing present at the
opening Of Capt. W. W. Gibbcs new Railroad
Dinner House, and will not soon forge, the
luxurious rePast we enjoyed. 1t was truly Il.
"feast Of flt things. The ice cream, iced
milk and tea. with other dclicacic>, were cx-
quisitly refreshing. Altogether the large.
clcanly aud comfortable dining-room, the at
tention Of the polite. and well trained walters,
the pleasant company and genial face Of the
Proprietor made it most delightful occason
The building is conveniently arranged and 50
near the train that passengers can enter the
dining room without cncountcring the rays Of the
sun or the falling rains.
We wish our friend Gibbcs great success in
his new enterprise, hoping it may induce much
travel through The lively little town Of Uniou
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21

Az Esd ro BoNU :, &NrI%G.--E lward Shcr-
herd. Of larrisnr,-, Ill.,, writes: q Having re-
ccivcl so much benefit from Electric Bt,crs,
feel it my duty to let suaeliu, humanity know
it, Have had running sore on my leg for
eight years ny doctors told me | would have
to have the hone -crarcl OF leg ampu;atcd.
used instead. three bottles of Electric Filters
and seven bottles Eucklcn's Arnica Sulyc, ami
nay leg is now suLml and we'll.
Electric Riitcrs are sold ut Fifty cents bottle,
and Buc!,cns .\rnicI Salvc at &c per box, by
J. W. PoScv.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1886-05-21

- not allow woim> u chrrt your chill
out ot their liviuy. Shriuvr lrd:au Vcrmi-
tug" vii! dcs:r"y these mi'crahlc post AMI give
the little fellows new armors for the hattie OF
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-11-20
The Boy Bandit.

Gimme bite o. your Ko-Ko Tulu"
The speaker was boy of some
twelve summers and an equal number
OF winters, to say nothing Of a large
number Of springs and several hun
bred falls.
The person whom be addressed was
girl Of about bis own age. She was
peerlessly beautiful, and wore store
clothes and had an aristoCratic air.
Every nerve stretched to its utmost
tension, the boy awaited her answer.
With quick movement she placed
the coveted Ko-Ko Tulu out of his
reach, uttering, as she did so, these
words:
NAV won't, neither"
The youth stag cred as il he had
been hit with a club. The iron had en-
tered mis- toul.
$50 be it," he Kissed in a strange,
unnatural voice. This is the bitterest
blow OF all. Tonight I leave New York
forever. Henceforth William Bjggs
is dead. But in his place will spring
to lille one OF whom men will speak
with baled breath and bullying eyes;
one whose feared and hated name will
be"
"What9 Whst7" walled the girl.
"Barbarous Bill, the Boy Bandit,
the Holy Terror OF the Yosemite"
As he uttered these words the Ko.Ko
Tulu fell 4 ON his companions nerve
less fingers, and with low cry she
sank fainting to the glound.
The boy seized the correction and
eagerly devouTed it. Then as he
strobe rapidly away he muttered
hoa'sely:
"Tremble, haugbty Ryurl, for the
end is not yet come"