davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

The CIV q Gre e--.-fuil OF terror 70 soru-
srsst i.eaT.is-TnEi 8 sudden gaistns 10 the
fa-iH discussions IN Fl-agre=s IN the many
shsgis and "a ces about farn NJ : - clock
"Wednesday evening and caused sn51ea
STAMPEDE to 1l1e stress The ere WIS n the
Esr-es q the Bae- Bie,ck, the IAr-eSf saral1-
ure il the village. and one 10 WisilA Scraer-
SCI people point with pride Rs THE lszuasola-
s.st slisd mos costly buil3ins IN the eonniy.
i contains fg1r lsr-- si1s-ef % ms On the FIRST
Rso-, nine arsen ottses 90 The secaFld, among
them the Den.scra1 and Western Tuian Tele-
r-z..s, Hilile the fhi-e aoor Is the home uf
the Nascasir lodge and the knights ef The
Golden Eagle Thick black smoke eani3 n.
s.sa fB-snc n wsF through the ornamental
I'm ca-nire ssn IL sides af the roof towering
hirh assJvs II nei-aasrs. zni TO she n m ssf
entire F'epalz-5sa Of I.Is vilsazs wsica had
-sys8ly c.,iiertt5 on 1tse TaTe-annfs below. Il
ios,ssa - tils.si1 zt were Esaai 10 exPeri-
snee anether aslti1--asisu. The ceilings on
Al the aea-s 1f this bi- tss.idins are unasa-
sIt i1iEh- za5 ia tic 5o5ss ros,ins IB1st bs
slat lsss flsan ss-isis~n Feet al,ure the soar
some time e.sfssa islare ladder ssaIa ls
placed 70 fise frag-5aar n fhs room orcspie5
b. iils Kisigsis e he Golden Ea-Ie. xzn. t,y
the xsF. wtre IN ss-ssis1 q the tine Mean
xhile ilsen lssa Illsun1t.a = tisr roef ron
The o,sri;s- 81 The hal as3 s1sf isale IA -
IN cors-ss- .i1rssaSh which gr-zi roinr1ss q
smoke and fis-ssss sBursr Iieisiirs- NJ iie sur-
rnla86ias biecks Wiiie 81 tisiz wAs -ssing
oa lsaFlar-tis 81 saesegs e5 wsisy Ind bsen
earned % tbe lodge roozs>. szlS ths hssrguzh
chemical engine F.aras il T,asifi1n, ressy
fsr -s-rsrs 'issa' elsirzsre II iise Ezr-s.i was
gained Aas sbe slre 3orzsed fie engine WIS
pssi 10 FisT On llse 1zsnes Ens eKsaagaisissd
lie,n n reTy sssers e'ris.r- and ssnah - ID,
araazrz 5enf q she sEl3eokers. wbs had hi1ii-
e--s regarded ozr only fire E,-oieszion IN ilae
sisls. Cd : SODA fgsn.zla- The firr was crns-
Il igy digestive fac near the esntre 6 lbe
bsase and dad IN tie neish5orhosd CT
tssssszznd dollars damage T;ise aalSunre-
rDens si1ai fhf tl-s had teen tszs ozi aas a
great relief Sc tlse GuEds ef Frgls- al Of
whom znFkSs1ssel il.t entire seSararainn af
ibt business Essr1iEsn of the iowa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

ism z >zafs ESQ arre1zEozisss ~ b..
So R1-ss. -. 1s- Ssessenslnt. olss. F-sasy
sFezs- - pay = Ess5: 70 NJ. srsafs s.-1siss-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

-. = = = ne 4 sant wagon. one suri..c
y -, ~ soT-e xassn, sne sled. cu,e
m;,.'. '-1' i'lrl'ess one s,uszv pole er In
FL srHEIa-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

~ ADs-r~ E-s.sli.y Azs Disposed e Ii.
si1EE-e zn5 --paery siere - Eess N4a
s-z=a. - Is. ts-zE.ssr Tz-nsx-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

singsev suiIsraA seems 70 hare rim cat OF
wind Re has douiriess beza nsgsersing
his bean diss.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

gasrr Esas< r As.sssug n arr9zzrzs caa4
q. 3casa-5 aais Eerk-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Tss t0Ez sr.unrl have srs3srsa > les nd
1-z-Ase- zzazss-s 80 s~ zasra 70 ssse arr d.
sz--zezs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Tie rs.sils-lss q -raI-ssTse. Fe-s sboeke1
ssseaaay s.sr-5irss ~ sezrniRs ib7. Sirs-
T...lse Si,yif- hsd ds~s a - ecs1rk - her
lsasas OF pAi1us sTes N- enyder vEs
7lse siFe at fseor-e Snr3er- General Nnnaser
81 The so-.se-sea l1rciss1ir2a WORKS and tbe
oIssy aszseisier q sr. and Mrz Gillian Lint
Her SCI aess xas ef salu-z durz-iol and tlse
Ersz rnaEsf f,ss1g,se EueE oi Il Eas The sad an
I.ouarerI.srli - her ss-a-h. Ms SuE der EEs
la1g af Iz0re than ordinary Glizi1zsezts
and rul1are and Was admired asa lOsed lsE
s iarse cifs8e Of Aaeslds Eho sin sinessrs b
grieve sssr te- nnsisassy end Hsr deaih
xss - e1las ans I,sAaetal fha. sbe s0sing
rsaaasxss ez.kssre3 81 the bedside
T1sessr,ht s,fs sissnS when shs sss7nt~
And ssssT1l1E when slz aira
N-- Sayasr ssape> three children. two
Isrirsf lssfle boys and l0pely Fear-sad irsiy
dsuEilier, Together wTsh her h1sbatd and
aeed father a1sd mother 10 mourn her 3oss-
The sympathy of The en;i-s roranuniiy 20
sua 70 lie ssrrsaing rtlaEive- The fil;ssrsl
iosk fasne Tae~aEv Hsn-nins n, 10 c'elack.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Afihe Esss us.eszia- q lsss s.a-oasn Tssss :
/ c CsEssra, Ess- Ess s3er1s1 >ez-sa-y
80 TrezSurer-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

-. . y @'isiilas WI, sl,oz1 A,ril md.
-. = -''i''ia t's'lus 70 The s,rlildins nov
a - : a'' ssizte- Eoase corner uf Esiri-
aAe lli-seyi,t, st--as
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

TlIen n-2in l.e was la1Beaiias e1er the
p-g,liatie destruction q the records Of sosne
hodge, n ihoaSh il woala be the di-rsa cs-
iAmiIy that could possibly bssfalI liiiz whole
community.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

lozuty C.oTn r1lissi0-lsr Dsria Y wagner
fnea with re-r aslr aooi5eut szfu-iuy.
D8vy. zs Us friends I'll call hun hai
F,slryiss~e5 new lsd--e during the wzzss. and
was riding him from s0lB,rssi 70 lis bo-ne
ia SHADE Township When be reached T'rsss-
ties nIiE- where ne=ly esus1-ncfsd Bsrilire
s;szns TIE siesgcre.E he e.trsarFea thn1 tie
Eork EGs zssEiiisisz3 and thai tie agslsrs.ci-
e. fe LIE br5d--e lad bsal tezsgar1rilF fIle5
a, Eiih slabs AID ssoae= The harse rgsaut-
ed ibe b-53se az rizllf tz1 i1esiiate1 s.asore
sle5gEae o. The Znoarzzsz fsasfas = tie a.
si3e bai Ais NOE ErEsa IAN forward q
1rzeks il Tie saos sl4Dges 1laf o.siar an
IH2is Lad crszsei- Tbe z-z step tie i,orse
made &c tie i-id-s be lass his fsolins and
threw rs r5der orer llis 1saad into q ;liie 81
rscss. Is2rF lznled an las bead. aaain
faEiaE h5s hzak came in lssssizsf Hiih aa-e
stone. AID xith sact fsEs4 u 70 render him
ssroascisgs-
4 lirlJe airl ssadiRg 81 TIE u5li door s2E
il5e accident za9 es,serTla- ts4i NJ Y az
Der DID Bas rise L aBcs % his Esf hunted ~
the zsaa a5sH1 be n q a1ld Jl..irl.es tlsa-a
siih tie f2cs.- Frield -IsaryT Ezs carried 10
tils nal IL 5 very s1s-ry Flight. uBulasfdliuS-
md xiih Tie biss9 asE5ne IA Strains from
tEsafy O nor- Eoaa1s on Ais sesa. u iae1
fbs-s vas vey ilf1ie ssin leii ca his arani-
an he rre8Ee-s5 eslseisns8sss n a lfi.ls
while and "a ~ bsar Has abe 10 e5s1iuus
~ 5osrasy hsmA NJ W4-Bsr Ess IN -ozn
Al va-k attending - lis o1ioial duties. bat
llis paysia-3arHy looked Ia though be lad
taken par n > Kslseany dsai aud tad
been ye-sissa. De = ls * f.asszraI ulslsd On
Ais lucky esr4s's isg,-n au natirasly death.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

VERY soon be was heard 70 sar. While
slandiag aEar aI frsrl al danger. tlzai fLstsse
fellows Up s1airs 0csif 70 rEsh risisf INTO The
ssiazinc room
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

-.fsvt 81 h1-5 q -a-ss IsI1zli'e- q soa'a
rf WI sll "a gzar-1l;lss is sil7i
=. sa-3a-r lris= very 'l'S 40
--,.-s -l,s Ell-lir l1'-i
HsFTseE BEcz a fsEslS-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

AueurAas TO sbs al.n.s-s zgaas b=sEa.
se7AsE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

~~ s = Asa Iiorns=s in szE-
..aa-r lale -e- and ii'e l'.7s W
-.a--s a-tl tasT are osszne1 a1i.lsr
r-.E..sg 81 Mar. TIE issias'ss-s-1ass
.-s.srl.- g ~ riIEt ~ ra41y -
-r-z--a -r-ll- I's---iz-ss,-ii-g Zllfis-'l-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Tie fi-zaa gu-y of Fays1ts Cauzty -sss1---
&c n EaTo- q is-i3lias a-1iew 5aI n zrcors-
asce MA ere rscaaams8as-ian e Ja6-s
Ewins als3 tilst lise coz-1 bgase be -eaasa-
.5e5 and e-lla--rl ~ - E.una Feartlezl.ls
i 1az- tAey s5Fise ise tuiiSlns q neE
s,s-l-~ f.r..zs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

w.--.r Tr-uily ard iiazs'- also
- S=,d % sa1sk 8E ies
Cs.aK 4 BEElz-z-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

And ihen. about islf dozen of hini vras
faII q tl5s idea q terrific erlilas5gn i,
Hoi3s-bauns hardware saa-e = gresssiur
tie ci,eerfal news that ever 80 rsurai powder
was stored there
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

Nr- ke-==s sEtsrsaa E.sperz. Slinsz--issi
- NJ 6. & Frss- Ei,o arnsrzt.szzle5 NJ.
ksusszn pn ~ trs:, sas-xa,e1 Aszs.ic Ezsssa-
VIZ t,--ia u H. EzF esAs.rs Tbes- ~
Eez-zses z-s< i'szz DESIRED "a se-uszz1 1ftiss
41slsocs as-z-sa 10 r-ssY II sz.siEsszs-y sszIse--
--isse zssi e zss7rh xiii sse n tl,e Af-z cea-
,srs-sa aCx9zns * akss rs.zziiezs anS
eressts II Ezs-sa li-szly -s1sze-a . tise exile
sys-era- IEe sTsseaz : asz y BE- nlssuiesr
9es=sssra Azs1 ssEs1s-zzsas fssTUres and y
EsE q F-szsc- 70 sse Ezsz lil-lsi-z-e1 ssuF%-
Nr kssnan xssls = = sxsef stz1ezasz;. a.
sEs- slss sls.=-ssa Is 10 ioE lse game toesie-
aE.1a his zrta.ssz azd sss;zzxl.z; r-sE5loas IN
rs>zs s-srioas- ard ky be uEz ssTsz sEc1 *
f-ae-aissz-T fsezlstssS - sfle Ksssss4a sscst-z-
nez1 5-sed[ In he Asrz c1zsr-y Nr Ksz-
Azs xzz zrlis q sg9se Russian Ferszs CODE ?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

AL PERSONS tn1Eia. tdszzi-s,. .Eas ln'1s,''-'l
q. mr. fr P-1.a98s-E-Ts fee NsA please
msr aarnistE ~ Iiie sz-ns 81 once NJ
.,assvH - n ti,s hasd. q =. : Fieak
Il. ~ EiiJIa parussI.; car BE- maze Al loe
f-.liraell-y siirs uutil Nay I lss.. afssr
r.fl lmsal elni1ns remaining unEnzf4 Eiil
b. ula-s3 ia ttt El-,g.sr lands ier calaec'aa'i-
f-araIc gtissiian vi sure trpaale q al
r--. Concerned X = CErTs HFIEza,-
1suus fht nl--l lfs siz-- = 1gs. csos-sr 70
ais ara ti.ar g W. i,s ErAln Scr 80 yeS-s-
lrs1rls-i-s ssys g j. b-ra.ie- than i srs=-
ur-z-sl o. AIRY man BeE hrinz IL an
r.s1 -lrtbsl1-r Tz-us va eSlisl tie god
De- a i1re anl wss suFg'rssa % Asre p
rs5a- 1.f asd,s oVs- r.ssr,ie
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

C,n Sa-urlay- ti.e l7ih. Mrs. AaTln , s5lll
faoshe- = -iss e.fifor o. Tire HEEAIl- rsie,l-a-
is-5 her 81 hir1blsF 81 s,sai,s-rlis- ohis-
and on fae sane i1y Nrs flsa-iorfe : c-le
ssaihe- q the e5zfu-s VIE csls'l-z-ei l-,s
s71a zunive-sa-y n ilss sirfh az >e-na-ser-
B9fh cd la5iss s-r IN l.rinE si'o5 haalih aEsa
Es-ur5se to celebrate many -Esz-7ls 6 The
Err
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

slarress-zsa Slall Aszs bsea Bs;7ssI ~
The >s.Crstsrg Z fiss Nary thai = raczncr ez-
isss X tts e : Nar11 Acasssar. esns-s i.y
tie rsz=a21sssa q rlse ea8se -fs.ressusitsg tbs
fesag-szssosszl 1iszrszz- and asksIsz 5frn 70
ssse1as ssocher. Ar sszii VII zJ-
Ess.nz the Fo1ng uza s=lss Es<sss= 1a,s be~1
tES-IiHszlp-l l1sssrs ; cssFaza71-es selected s.r
asi--l 10 ezzElisse asssleazis- AZ cz1di3ziss
-sass - s're- u zBS En3sr = yezrS q s-s.
and se residents < this s'aa-ressisaAl iIis-
trigz- AIFairzsssa sloala be -nade 10 NJ
scal- = Nzshls--rz, l. c. Wbe VII rsasIfy
al sFFsri-s- - TIE time md plaee At Which
the competitive examination wiIl l,e bs5s
The s1fsss@siai a3.Flicsaf 4SI rsseire csr-
iihezss srsEn the Secretary q -f,s Nzss wlsjeil
Ela essni= hira - IT slse exa1-lsriEfian 30
he held Mar Isah Il ArEzgalSs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

aai our Nsuls iiasa soots
g - = Il FEExrz 4 EE1-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

sss T-= zzz-zats-sa * E.s-5s'1
- Baais a-z-k q ra=s- a Be-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

,.--sl f- sgu- ho-ssz soa e11ile
.Gu.ak { BEE--s :.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

ID F&s 50 Numerous. Standing or The eT,-
iseiie ourbsia1e Hitb HIS hands ~ ms
f.oekets thar Il Wa dieicsli f.,r sssose ca--y-
ing wsier 70 ets threugh hiIz-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

.~..g a Ess-~aAs- a sHy-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

guire n J BseT end A. J. C1l51-n. E~g-
l&sr Tilu-slsv ruR5s iufs-Hsafj0n tssslrs 5uz-
gioe l. n Hicks elsarz5ne Jo.tn J. Boddy
ESQ of Ti1rsisur-h- win criminal lihs2-
Warrants were issued and Tlace6 IN The
hands q e-t1xs i7iitsr- Wbo leA far Fis-s-
isurEh F-iizy Durziius= Mr. Eo6ay enter
Cd infa 3 rrcosEiIzaucz scr his sTEsz-Ence II
TIE Nay fersB q court fo answer the esEz--e
NJ Harry Z Ee1iey. Ph. T.. SOB q T'fls-
HtfHey. i ! u.ezHlsss q TIRE e-a5aztiisx class
slis Fszr q the FaiisaslFsilis College Of
PAa-1Baer TIE HEEAIB srkagwials-
e. ti4s -ereFs 81 Rs iavirs;iara
70 be PRESENT a the suna4i eoul sars-
-as-a exs-gises % Be he'd il TIE Aca5-
ensy q Nasic stis. TaeseAF. csenirE and TO
ilse -ere,aisa 70 ise LE5sHes iiss ETz1Eziins
CAS-. Friday ereuia-. Harry is bright
boz and X uist hisa Elsz,51nf s1eEss IN
the i.as5rs-s q ilis elsa.az.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

For e--sciansT - s4b11Ens Fis-rsisn-
ed ssaezal eaniiArrz1issl vgrnnend y ie
tar nunlerzEs ir4difidz@l glsa kseHs sli
sbeHr ooiag ii-xhen 70 DO L. Ehen 70 %
i, AID Aow ~ 90 l.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

- Tsa oe.Et BII1-...
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21

~ a-ass : - ! = . :
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1888-03-21
GEORGE J. HOFFMAN,
EAEcTToK's NOTICE

IS 50 kn5srs5s 81. Allegheny - Scr sBril 4
= fit- fi- si--eriEzirs cztAl4rlif 1eh.kiEz
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
HycIenic View OF Badness.
(From the New York Star

A physician recently expressed him.
self on tue subject of bald heads, stating
as his opinion that bsldheaded people
die sooner than those who have good
head OF hair. 10 many cases they take
cold easily, and go Off with pneumonia
or contract consumption or chronic
bronchitis. The doctor urges all bald
headed men to wear skull-cap
at all times, as wigs are unfashionsbie,
con.ending that if the hair Were not in
tended as protection to man he would
have been created without any. He has
noted many cases of pneumonia, and,
where the pstientisa 8 male over forty years
old, the proportion is over one-half in fa-
vor OF being baldheaded. Bald heads are
one of the signs Of state OF civilization
including ease, luxury and high living,
but also point to physical degeneration
of the race. Those who are bald should
adopt the skull-cap Or other protection
for the head.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
THE RAIN IN THE SPOUT.

tn cabins still thar by Sycamore CRsck,
TIL deares' spot on tn yearth,
But tn roofs fell in, n the latchstrins's gon
N silence IS roun' tn berth;
Yit many night neaf at roof I've laia
When on'y a leetle chap,
'Nheerd tn rain IN tn old eave-spot
Coin: Drop, drip, drop,
Drip, droppity, drap.
Oh, how I loved tn drizzily nights
(Though tn drizzily days was bes',
For couldn't plow erh hoe in the fer),
When cltmed to roos' n to res,
Up thar with tn shingles olus to my head.
Through which tn rain 'ud slip.
But what vas that to the ole eave-spout
Coin: Drap, dripp!ty, drap
Drop, drappity, drip!
Men when growed to great big boy
N fell inter love he'd frs,
N got yanked out by . rival O. mine,
N my heart was thumpin' tc burs',
thort never 'ud sleep agin,
N 'spected all night to flop,
NY grief caved in when the ole eave-spous
Went: Drippity, drap, drip,
Drop. dripDity, drop.
N arter merried n tuck tn place,
N got to signin' notes
Which thort receipts fur lrtenin' rods.
Er some new-fangled oats,
I'd cline up INTO tn garnet thar
N lis to tn thunder's clap,
N fergit 1t all when tn ole eave-spou
Went: Drippity, droppity, drip,
Drappity. dripp:ty, drap.
I'm barheaded now ez threadbar' coat.
N citizen O tn town,
I sole tn farm fer sake O. tn gals,
But when come to lay down
I'd like to dream O. that cabin root
N the rain a-falltn' on top
IN sink asleep with tn ole eaye-spout
Coin: Drop, drip, drap,
Drap, drip, drop.
"A. ~ Belldao in Ts.s.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
. oo1,,,or of otrenoth and lift this as 8

a column of strength, and lift this as q
telescope, and build this as fortress,
and propose without any perturbation
to launch upon an unknown future
triumphant in the fact that my Father
drives. Yes, He drives very near. l
know that many of the clouds that you
see in summer are far of, the bases OF
some of them five miles above the earth.
High on the highest peaks of the Andes
travellers have seen clouds far higher
than where they were standing. Gay
Lussac, after he had risen in balloon
%, 900 feet, still saw clouds above him.
ssBut there are clouds which touch the
earth and discharge their rain, and.
though the clouds out of which Gods
chariot is made may sometimes be far
away, often they are close by, and they
touch our shoulders, and they touch our
homes, and they touch us all over. =
Next DR.. Talmage brought his hearers
to the time when, at the end of the world,
the chariot oil God would again be seen.
"By that time" he said, show changed
this world will be! Its deserts all flowers,
its rocks all mossed and lichened, its
poorhouses all palaces, its sorrows all
joys, its sins all virtues, and in the same
pasture-feld lion and calf, and on the
same perch hawk and dove. Now the
chariots of clouds strike the earth, filling
all the valleys, and covering all the
mountain sides, and hating in all the
cemeteries and graveyards and over the
waters deep where the dead sleep IN
coral sarcophagus. A loud blast OF the
resurrection trumpet is given and the
bodies of the dead rise and join the
spirits from which they have long been
separated. Then Christ our King, rising
in the center chariot of cloud, with his
SCARED hands waves the signal, and the
chariots wheel and come into line for
glorious ascent. Drive on! Drive up!
Chariots of cloud ahead of the King,
chariots OF cloud on either side of the
King, chariots of cloud following the
King. Upward and apast starry hosts,
and through immensitles, and across in
initudes, higher, higher, higher unto
the gates, the shining gates! Lift mp
your heads, ye everlasting gates, for Him
who maketh the clouds His chariot, and
who through con1escending and uplitt-
ing grace invites US to mount and ride
with Him!
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
Maine.

The drift in Maine is all in the Demo
cratic direction. 1t must be remembered
that al the Democrats need to do is to hole
what votes they had in 1884. Such II cur
rent as that in Maine would give them New
York, New Jersey. Connecticut and In
diana by largely increased majorlties
would overcome the slight Republican plu
rality in Michigan and would make Rhode
Island and New Hampshire exceedingly
doubtful. When we reflect that Minneso-
ta, Illinois and Iowa are much more
strongly impreguated with tariff reform
doctrines than any of the Eastern States
the outlook for vast break in the Repub
lican column is remarkably promising
San Francisco Examiner.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
MATERNAL ANXIETY.

How q Boston Doctor Relieved FASH
konable Woman OK q Great Care.
Arlo Bates, in one Of his gossipy letters to
the Providence Journal, writes: There
dwells in a semi-genteel quarter widow
who Is worth a quarter Of million; and
whose family consists Of pet dog, herself
and small son, the Importance Of the three
coming in about this order; in any case the
hoy comes last. y About a month
ago the pet, who was at the seashore with
his mistress, was taken III. Mrs. Blank
sent for her physician, who was staying in
Boston, to come down to Mount Desert to
sec the dog He refused to leave his hu-
man patients for brute one, and so, al
though she was very angry, she was forced
to come to Boston with the invalid, because,
as she explained to an acquaintance, she
"could not run the risk of exposing Filomel
to the chance Of being treated by doctor
who did not understand his constitution"
Arrived in town the dog improved, but
the widows child, who had been brought
along, began to sicken. The doctor ordered
the boy out Of town, and as the widow was
too anxious about her spaniel to leave it,
the son was conided to the care Of his
nurse, who took him to the seashore, at
place not SO far removed from Boston as to
be out of the range Of the doctors care.
The child, neglected by the nurse, who fell
into violent filtration with the head
waiter Of the hotel where they were stay
ing, grew worse. One afternoon the doctor
took the train down to see the child, and
found the poor little fellow i'll in bed, and
left wholly alone, while the nurse was out
walking with her friend, the head waiter.
The doctor, who is q man Of some de-
termination, took the invalid in carriage
and drove across the country half dozen
miles to the cottage of his sister, into whose
care he gave the small sufferer. When he
returned to town and told the mother of
what he had done, she said, efusively:
"Oh, doctor, you have taken such load
from my mind. Now I know George is
safe and I can give all my mind to poor
Eilomel ~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
Artificial Emeralds.

The method by which Messrs. Hautefeuille
and Perry have succeeded in producing
very beautiful crystals Of emerald has been
described to the French Academy Of Sci
ences. Silica, alumina and glucina (wlth
traces OF oxide of chromium) were fused
with acid molybdate of hthia, q temperature
of from GOO to 700 degrees being maintained
for fifteen days Crystals about one twenty
fifth of an inch in diameter, with the min
eralogical and physical characteristics Of
the natural emerald, were obtained.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
Notice Of Application for Charter.

NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
In application will be made to the General
: Assenblyof the State of South Carollns, for
Charter fora Rail Road. to be known as the
Wilson and Summerton Rail Road, Leading
from point at or near Wilson's MIL on
the Central Rail Road Of South Carolina.
in Clarendon County, in said State, to
or near to FSummerton in said County,
and thence, if deemed expedlent, to q
point on the Manchester and Augusta
Rail Road, at or near Antioch, IN SAID
County
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-10-10
Knocked Him Gut.

A pastor sometime since sought financial
help for an important charity. Among those
whom he asked to give something was a
Lady who unfortunately bore vinegary
face She declined to give money, but
promised to "lend her countenance" to the
capse. Ee retired in dismaY