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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
EEWBERRY DEMOCRdTS,
msest"E Off CoIsias Grnventton-~E!ec c
t'o'' "f DsleE ntxB to tho ConGressiona a


mses'"E of ths CoI,nsS Gnnventton-~E!eo"
tio's "x DeleE ntxs to tho Cont ngressional
toEv<nttos.
NLWHERKr, July %.-Fho Democratic
County Convention met here today aud
organized for the next two yoars by the
election OF NJ. n. Carlisle as permanent
president and w. II. limit, Jr., Il. w.
I.ong and l.. W jones. secretaries. There
was iNll Attendance OF delegates, 2l0
votes being cast. All tho townships wero
represented except No. 3, the delegates
from which were unable to cross the
river. Tho convention was harmonious
throughout. Resolutions wero adopted
unanimously faVoIing the primary plan
or nominating Il Congressman from tho
third district, and also favorlng a ma
)ority vote'and excluding all colored and
other voters who were not members Dfthe
democratic party two years ago. A
1esolut1on was also adopted that In case
tho Seneca Convention did not adopt tho
primary plan Of nominating Il Congress-
man, Eowberry County would stibmit
the selection Of the candidate Of her
choice TO a primary election, tho caudi.
date receiving the majority vote to send
delegates to a nominating convention,
who would vote for him. The following
delegates were then elected to theSeneca
the 7th, with delegates from NIL the coun-
ties IN this Congressional district to de-
eide the question Of primary or conven-
ton for nominating a Congressman
T. b. Workman, M. NJ. Buford, J. B.
Campbell, J. r. Davidson, g. r. Boyd.
\. j. Pope, A. G. Wise, w. II.
Smith. The convention refused to
to elect delegates to the State Couveu-
ton, somo delegates saying they did not
come prepared to vote on delegates and
others thinkin 3 1t was too early. Another
convention Will likely be called on the
convention to-day ofany particular can
didate, and the vote OF Newberry will
likely be very much divided, but 1t Is
quite probable that Col. George John
stone will carry tho county by u hand
some majority.
The contract for grading the Augusta
and Newberry Narrow Gauge from
Augusta to Saluda has been let to Rice
d Coleman, of Union, who will begin
work at this place on tho l1th inst.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
'FAEMERS OF SPAHTANRURg,
ExCsaatye Ratnn have tIutIaacZ the Crops--
Hopeless Condition of Farmors-Uourt
and Other Mattern.

Excsaatye Ratnn have tIutr,ucs the Crops--
AopeIess Condition of Fa-mors--Uourt
ana Ofhsr Matters.
SrARTANEUKa, July Q Tho Court OF Gen,
eral Sessions adjourned IN Wednesday a3d
the jury. was dismissed until Friday Suit.
able resolutions we're paseed in honor Of the
gItved our Bar of one OF tts loading la aWyers.
Ihe Court was epgaged on Thursday in hear.
Farmers are now, on tho first day O. July.
IN the most hopeless sconditionithat they have
been siDce The war; IT Is sad To witness the
OLD not find the farmers Ia as disheartened
condition on the first OF July rs they are TO.
less. Tho small grain Is spelling in tue fIeld
aunG1eos OF acres OF oats, the late 80 wing
ere ere hi9wn w1,.d' down and cannot be cut. Every
water yesterday, and 1t will be- too late to
plant oeor when the GROUND dries, oven II
tho >ajns should now cease. Every acre Of
ne growing crops needs work ut tho same
This condition has been brought about by
Two months OF unprecedented rainfall, W,
i;ir%in. agent OF the Air Line depot. Ia fur
a1seed with rain gauge end he makes out
department.. He reports the rainfall for May
q inches. for. june 11.6a; total for two
5.6$ inches in tEenty.f hou1s, ms ana s70 %
In three days on the first day Of July t6ere
Il Sst MN IN
only inches fell IN June. Aoout 48 inones
. " consldered an annual average rainfall.
This morning the sun is shining, tbs rat
since last Saturday,.but the weather wise say
II WIN soon rain again because 1t cleared OH
rhe ReS ReEnH b. g. Clifford, with ten o, his ,pu.
pills nom the Union Senina ary, was here
last night On their way to their homes
in North Carolina. They are lively set. and
II Will take wide'awai,s teachers to keep up
The Hon: NJ. f. Ansel, of Greenyille, is here
attending to soma bueiness In court.
d0oge HUDSON tB peggiDg away at tho ci vii
nooh et TO. day. Yesterday he was engaged
an hearing a lot OF small, unimportant oases.
many OF Them being appeals fro N the Courts
o. trial lnst1ces. In one case tho papers Were
!ost, and the Judge said, rather gra vely, th at
theee papers should be kept by the proper
: ofDcere, aDd lawyers should not be PORN itted
10 carry thom out; but just then hia faoe
brondened into q smile, aud he said "f3ut.
perhaps, y would be better II all sucn papers
we're loat." The people VIII agree with t6o
Jnuge IN that matter. Mauy houra are con.
eomed as every Court by hearing these llttlo
, appeal cases from trial justices. II he guo.
teeds In reforming that mat. or In our county,
we Will elect hi no TO any Off oe he asks. These
appeals result from liligants employing ton.
dollar lawyers OH three oil ar oases : n
I parties would submtt these natters OF ,dia-
Z pute 70 the tllal Justice or O. jury of their
Dei8hbors, they would be as apt TO got al iust
oecision as If they employed tue best le gaG
talent ana carried their cases to the htghest
(t0D r. Tho
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
TIRE LAHCASTER HOMICIDE.
JUse Frnzcr GIn,ats Bail TO Sprlags on
AGiNavtts ag EsIf. DsfcAce.

CHEsTER, Juno 29.--Loroy Springs,
who killed John Bell at Lancaster yos-
terday. appeared before Judge Frazer
this afternoon, on application for bail.
The Judge granted bail on bond of
two thousand dollars. Springs will bo
Son, and the State by Solicitor MoDon-
aid: Aftor hearing tho roadng OF Sow
eral aifidavits by ono Of the defendant's
attorneys tho solicitor 5Nado no oOjec.
ton TO tho granting o, bail, aud the
Judge granted it without hesitation.
While the examination was CO 21rte,
tho. facts developed wero calculated to
lead any nnpreiudiced mind to tho opin-
ion that the killing was done in self.
defence.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
II CHAPTER OF GRIM ~,
a Faise Key that Played FaIse-A Bow
PGskopa6.

CY'kEss. DARLI>oN COUNTY, Juno %.
Near hi place, n few nights STAGE, Town
SEND stevens, O. colorsd exhorter,. entered
the barn M Mr.i John w. Btucxey With q
false hoy which mad been frequently used for
watch. turned tho fatal key ana safely in.
cRTcerated tne reverend gentien1 an until he
WaR dispatched by Trial Justics DuB0sa tn
prison, where he can sing psalms ana menl-
iaie on the Viesitndes OF llfe until Tho Court
A colored boy died on Fciiay night near
Bisbppvil1o from tho effects OF poison Whicn.
he said, was Administered by an old oolorsd
woman. An inquest Will be hold TO-DAY.
One William M. johnson, q oolored loo al
preacher was sent to jail yesterday, cfiArsnd
John w. Wootlhan, at Stokes' Bridge, aud
stealing hams. 'O' W."
&fter dc i,erato struggle of several weeks
with the grass, tho farmers OF this sectinn
now indulge the hope OF q good Drop.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Nnvs Arsn ouRrrsss MnDNEsDAY aroRN1BG.

in AsiE @NnAcoa tfaa fnssd SsfI tAta froEs !,
sismsSs IL sh,s .Sss;e whloS non ss ean @ 70 & ssy
SS eSSsS Soas sA|Iaa
sSandfdssss sssa Hs 81 sS asS
as iBssS ssSs tss!;
sSs|s SlHssI ssiiS y
anable s secare NJ se Sucase Sy paytn W tor
it rc IL n ,s nSt jSst TO TAX Roor mSn tS sa4SHts
ssmers ilbersIis. Da. Il Goes na M seea IS
insm sn,,naa, q ,thS9rStiSnl ed9Satlon Wlteout tho
SSos aae 'sss aSc
A. JSss y yrs SJ Tss issSfss
Gs Gsss II
sseiea Mn TSSss q ss Sns ssn
Rhsmo then offered the following & feaolu lions,
wi Iersss,we the farmers If aumter County,
sS are n maaa meeting assembled; be II 40.
!: That tho farmers be requested aud
tnats1S!od TO organize a farn,ors club In eaSh
s. That we SOLICIT a committee OF six to-day,
heo IN eao ts NE
3, That this conamittee so selected bo
n,S,hori1ea or ,Sa and smpowered to Sai eonyen
AZ the namser Of Delegates @ 70 be- sent fS@ SMa
each club to said convention. .-,--1
Mr. ]. j.. Wilson then offered tho follow.
n6gnuuons, aSg iesnoiuuons, ,Which were unanimously
WheIeas. II has come to the ears Of this
meeting that in the opinion of some tho or.
is antagonistio to the Democratic: party;
therefore DO 1t resolved:
pas, proved itsoIf worthy OF our conddeuoe. o
and that we are now in iull accord with the
2. That it ia the sense of this meeting that
The organization OF farmers in this State is
ano The promotion Of agriculture generally,
ana s,Is thai IT has no no political Significance.
oo1ed By MP Rname, tho sdSRseS fofo as
eSntSmen eSnfnTas were nppoin,tSa , to secure
o0nss messr. M Ks w. is sSe
borough. j. a. Kname, ii. N keams, e. 0ts v.
psSes ps9e Of sna me WIson By moon tho
wss ADDED to tho com oaltteo. " 'N''''
Ihe meeting was in every, respect pleasant
man meeting, 10 re erence to the Agrloul-
tural Moses was. made in, any OF tue ad-
looking 10 organization for their mutual I'M
propement. ond, az Hr Wilson'S resolutions
It is certain ,bat rlllman holds no place in
me hearts OF our farmers They are willing
leao III politics as class by no III al.
sefo;@ SI.a =, aeiooTnwent r ire folowing was
Wh ~ M ~ and and adopted
whereas, al ihe request OF his Excellency
Governor Hugh 9 Thompson, IL has been
Commhttd to our SenatDr and Representa-
lree @ TO recnomepd IT. ana proper parson
10 fiji the position OF clerk or the court for
Sumlcr County, made vacant by the death
Of the lamentcd CuttiDo; aun, whereas, Col,
, jas. ID. Graham has been unanimously re-
commended by our delegation as q fit and
proper pelsop; ana, whereas, 1t has been
chhlged that Col. Graham is unfit 10
hold any office Of honor or trust; ana, where-
af, 0oYeTnor Thompson has placed said
charges in the hands OF our 3onator aud
Representatives In order that the senss OF
ibe people may be taken concerning them;
,Resotced, That we. the members OF the Az.
r1cultnral Association in convention as.
Rembler healtiIy endorse Col. Graham as
emlpenl'. fit for the position to which ho
hss been recommended, and that we regard
him az aman of the highest honor, ana tn at
| ing.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
MELPI&G THE DYNAMFrERs.
community that 10 I'm Sympathy with
Gutthr ta nnd Hnnaa Rn n.n....

CFIcAoo, July 3.-In the town Of Jeffer-
son, .'Ples, PARSONS, Schawb and other
afnarchlsts, appear 10 be looked upon as
'lo,.t,elunhers Of q great social reform, Tho
crln%ens 81 I;1stn. OF Jefferson are showing their
% O. sm nPPatny ior the indicted dynamfters in
a subscription paper has been publielv
Glrcui9ted for the defence fund for the
Anarchlsts. The collections reached s500
yesterday. The money was deliyered
to,t 10 me treasurer Of tho fund for the Con-
tion tim i,np1r nn or onion. Only ono subscrip-
aollar. 1t was by theladies branches P nf
me eIurnyerein Society of Jefferson. ,rho
iauies gavo S25 and specified that thav
GGeslred 1t to go chiefly to defence of
npnes. neaco for FREQ Englehart, justice Of tho
lar anS ,9f h;. ;;omGfsoD, is down for ono dol
amoem,bers aoe Of tho Turnveroin, securod ptEn tGo
go donation by that socjety' ''io
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
HJTCH EH.iEr IRT HURD
stnEuiHr rD"reinnln"ntsl ln Regard to tEa
Recent killing OF Cufy White noAr
Bi.hopsllie.

Singular D"veinp,n"z, z,t In Regard to tNa
Recent Killing OF Cuhy White noAr
Bishoprllie.
SUMTER Juno 29-After considerable
difficulty | have at lust managed to
CLEAN lew facts concerning tho murder
nj BiahopVille, which was announced In
tko last SUNDAY NEWS. 1t seems TINT
venus " hite, The, wifo OF tho murdered
man Cuily, had been having some in.
ttrccuIse with john Rembort, to, which
the husband objected. On last Thurs
daS night about ii o'clock Venus was
sii'inE on the stops Of Mrs. Scotts house
with Rembert, whom her husband ap.
preached. Fearing his anger sho fled,
and before ehe got into tho house a pis-
tol shot was heard. No Investigation
was made by the parties in tho house.
nntil tho next morning, when Cuffy
White was found IN tho yard dead with
bullet hole behind the left ear.
MIs. Scott, at whose residence tho
killing took place, Is an agod white.
woman, and is known in nor neighbour
nood Smong tho negroes as witch. A
few day previous to the killing she had
s"iu I" Venus " hite what 10 known as a
co1ipre bag. Venus was told that this
would do her good, which amounted to
say ing that IL would put her husband
our ot the way, GO that che could marry
Ktnbert. This bag is now In the posses.
sion Of the sheriff, and the contents con :
kist Of cuIioua mixture Of sand, hair
and other things.
Mla. Scott, Vonus White and Phillip
Davis, another negro woman who is also
accused Of being an accessory to the
fact, arc now confined in tho county
jail. Tho accounts they givo of tho affair
arc very contradictory and no satisfao.
tory facts can be had from them. Rem
bort has not yet been captured. An iu-
quest was held over The body by Trial
Justice ID. E. Durant, but the jury could
arriyo at no very dolinite decision. The
whole affair seems to be wrapped In
mystery, but all tho circumstances point
strongly to the accused parties rs being
the criminals.
n Suspicious Doeth.
A negro boy, whose name I have beeu
unable TO ascertain, died suddenly noar
BlshopVlllo day or two ago, after cat
ing some apples. Thero are strong sus-
picions that ho was poisoned, but no
' rln" can be had to tho perpetrator OF tho
act.
Sanitary Condition ss Sumter.
Dr. II. d. frasor, secretary of the
State board OF health, was In Suuter to-
cay ana examined very closely iuto tho
sanitary condition. Of the town. He ex-
pressed himself "a being highly graft
lied at its condition, there being no.
WLelo any j0cni cause for disease.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Sanitary Condition sss Sumter.
EtubaHd'y nnsdtrer--a iabernRt,.
ilai Hppptntmeat,

SUMTER. July 3.~-John Renbort, tho
Bishopville nnrderor, camo in yester-
day and delivered himself up to the
sheriff. He claims that tho aot was COM
mitted in e]f.defonce.
telegram was received hero from
Governor Thompson this afternoon au-
bouncing tho appointment of Col. J. ID.
Graham as clerk of the Court.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
ToVTHship RombeC Ntna Buba0ribes giT.
t<ara Thousand Dollars,

day Of Number Nine township, votlng
$4,000 TO the Columbia. Newborry and
Laurtns Railroad, resulted in 29S v,tos
for subscription and 100 against it. Tne
outlok for the road Is good from, ,Soar.
tanourg down. Tho election passed of
quietly. 49,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

The Rev. r. w. Edmunds, OF Sumter, who
vas recently elected presto emit OF tho Lsu.
rensvtlle Female College, Will not &o1epL that
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
Solo Agents for

THos. BRADFORD e. CO.'S CoHw, WHEAT
AND FEED MIIMS,
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La DOW PULvERIzINa HARROW.
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AND GRAIN BROADCAST soWER,
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BuRRAL'B OoEN sHEMLESs
buFFALo sTANDArsD SCALES,
sCUTT's BARBGD, FHMoE WIRE
Sole Agents for
oEhIBRhTEO DEERE WALKING AND
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-. .>.. For Sale. "
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MILL SCREWS, "BoLTIHG OtioTH,
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CHARLESTON q.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
An UnHa,u,.I Ur,ma at Ntmstv.six,

NINETY.SiX, Jolly 30.--Henry Ander.
stn, cnlo'cd, has neen committed to jail
to-day for criminal assault upon his own
daughter, Is years old. The proof IL
conclusive against him,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

The pineapples whicn Iuero =, ,,n,----
csnnn1ung. as " 10 called, when the eSss%9, co% or
Sinter Ssae sne a. "nR ssRe
~, NJ az be worse, except the o,s ~1d 20 sre not
In vera u, Gn. season. rhe younger p,nes cop an
al very Honrlshlna condition. pt"cs are
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
a REW &Np6ly TO 0Orrnu
A"c" AstechisS the Drop ia Noyts, r,ar,.
Aftla with D,sarf roma aoe.

iina with D,aastrous sine.ot.
fAhE1dH, N. c., Juno 80.-A na,o o,,1
1nslolous enemy of the cotton GROW ~ =,
appeared In this section. Iioe ottaoI I'
themselves to the under surfaco oS 'tpn tbn
leaves @ and suck the juice OF the Iaa yao ono
ana Young buds as soon as the latter cT"out put :
t"itn. nr tno a. healthy stalk will in one or or
If it had Iys been a'.er being attacked look as
'WlIl be drawn Into knots and %rannin "1iu
IONS. Tho lice arc damaging 3he e"r,a' ~ roI'
'o|heoxtent Of perhaps so Dor oent 0'oP
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07

INTO TIEDEMAN s. SONS,
172 AND 17A EAST BAY, CHARLESTON, 9. o
[sign Of tho Golden Aog.I
Offer for salo:
Primo Smoked Shorlder1
Prime Smoked Q. K. Sides
Prime d. 8. q. r. Sides,
Primo u. 3. Bellies,
Prime ID. Is. Butts,
.. No. q Smoked Shoulders
No. Smoked Sides.
No. q smoked Bellies,
No. Hams, OF all gradeg
And full line OF Groceries, Cenned Gonnds
Tobacco, SO. ~
Write for full Price List.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
State Agents for

KEMP's MANURE AND COTTON snnD
SPREADER.
Distributes In Drills and Broadcast.
EVERY MACHINE WARRANTED
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-07
lTART AND COMPANY,

HART AND COMPANY,
HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
s----O---s
Agents for
BROWNS IMPROVED COTTON GINS,
DANIEL PRATT COTTON GINS,
CoNDENsERs AND FEEDHRs,
HORNE PATIENT GINS,
For Bes Island Cotton
sCoF1ELD COTTON PREssEs.
HAY PRESSES,
THE BARBOUR 3D.
COTTON BEED AND GRAIN CRUsaEH,
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roPe to q point OF Inform alton ana 0esIred to
know for what purpose tho farmers intended
orgbni2ing., nr. E. J. Rembert, In roply, read
an s, e1 OF from tho recentletter or Mr. E. T.
Siackhouse to THE NEWS AND COURIER set
ting i9rlh ns nearly as possible the objects OF
organization.
Mr. Cooper then addressed the meeting In
e short hut foroiDIo mRnner He desired TO
know what was The object in forming to Hn-
ship climbs, md calling n county conVent tlnn,
IL IL was NOT 10 puS n ticket In the field. He
could think OF no other business that would
deVoiVe upon them. II the farmera organ
W0Mo be O. rupture of the 10 noaracv, ead
thereio1 the organization Should bp etfooted
win the utmost o9re, He egain asked for
jnformatfon as to what would bosome Of bhNt
farmers. We've they TO, be loft out In tas
cold9 lilo was anxloug to see como OF tho
11liman recommendations chrrlsd ont. Bat
90 %hoie'it would not DO. to endorse them.
rema1k, about The .leRtslators being like
hands lett without an Ovnreeer ne deflad
any man To CNpnEe his rco1fd, ana show
WHERE ne bad poted for u a'uale bill! Whioh
was c9himenla} Ia tao farmers.
htibia joDctnrp Sen etor farlo was seeu In
ihe hnd, ,ence, RNd q call, yaa IN ade for him
In aGuiessthe nrcpHpX Mr.. Earle aro9e ana
xEptcts.d hiH GtH,,ilpet,on et being, called
'str.G Ii" eottld SEQ no Obj estto to the farm.
'ers orERnizihgser0Yidt6 ;thsY, had good, ,pur.
rosse u Yiew, ard, tbet tihese purposes we're
proseTiy rarrled but" Hmching on the dan.
Iharlet dthntithed aauays bean, tne case
lhst@Den apeopie BEGAN o 2polittoailyi pros.
rtTCns cittenntons won)d arise, and Lhby arO
opt 20 lcse sight OF the dat 6ers whihH aur.
fopno them. ~ js not neae,ssry tor us 70
sss'when onr state was cuoeed down 10y
We tn(o MONS SRed'"st 0srt~ ~ trr,vs'i san
tnat not only the farmers but oil classes rose
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ST. BRIAvEls By Mary Deane. tHarpers Franklin
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-04
LITERARY NOTES.

.,-.-ex. ,hcusand comics Of MI. Rider Hasgard's
..,,r,ns .sory of King Soemons Mines" have already
hs.u soldwhich seems to snow that there 10 sni 10
uand for Romance
Tn. Eev Princeton Rerisse for September which u
notable as containing MT. e,edmsu's delightful sno
schoArly paper Genius" also oncrs several otneE
articles Of general interest Mr. W. C. Prince STATE
mems n the decline Of country churches 10 new
England for the came ought to 90 Kept
A. tract In ali schools OF Divinity aud theological SOM
tnsries
In Ito critical department The Rereo depores the me-
chaneal tendency In modern letters. "tne supre""''
Of the verbal aud artistic over the mental and emoon"
Form 10 take place OF subject matter wa"
aud yiiaIziux ideas made :, yield to outer uhs"
and ere We aware We have nothing before ne ou'
the mere husE and shell OF ltersture." THESE ~'0
words which the "bard" OF the day may well tAho "
heart and while he 10 about let him hnd = p'So
his memory for this sentence from Bsyari IaSo'
The strong thought al ways duds the hest speech ou'
It's total form; does not pause TO pink itsen " Wv
way, OF to study its face in the glass;
The bones Of Thomas Psine still unbnr'ea iney
are said TO be IN the possession OF an EnRisu
Mr.w. d. HoweIs is receiving SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor Tue
purchase from Mr. Osgood OF the Hesiey por"" -
Longfellow. It's proposed TO pay Tor the -,
ann OF 81 500 aud to place IL In the Memorial h"
Harvard University.
.-,,a.,.,o, n, Octave Feuiliets sentimental ana
.,v.v. ,onnI.r . Romance Of . Poor Young Man mas
lately been made BY Mr. j. H. Haser irc u 'uo
s,ventn Paris edition OF the original W. " "o's'os
will publish the DOCK
The Rev j. G. Wood, most indefatsaoe OF "ri'ers On
r,r,.l history 10 about to bring out new volume OF
.u.rtuours with a Naturalist" The book which is
,ro,u.ely illustrated, coming from the press Oh l.
Whitaker
The first volume OF another history Of the French Rev
o,nuon-by q Mr. H. NJ. Stephens-has Just appeared III
England. 1t will he completed in three volumes. ms
FIR. instsnrnt contains a valuable chapter on mo
elections OF 1888 wnch is based on magnh cent col
lection OF pamphlets the British Museum, of which
Carlyle failed to make because, according To MI
Stephens. the officials declined to place private room
ct ME disposal