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Personal.

NJ Frank A. Cole, advance arest ~ ths
J. ;, Marphy Company, IS a. the Airing
ton.
M e. X. Preslsy, formerly wits Il. EeT
chant & Co, is now boaA keeper saa sales
mau for J. A. Hatfield & Co
judge a. q strive. who accompanied
his family o. Portland sunday iass, lefl
that city fer Ssn Francisco yesterday SAd
viii return 20 seattle early Ia January.
Mr. and MIS-. J. n Grant and soos g.
win. Erwin. aud Charles, from Beatrice,
Ncb have arrived in Seattle t. remaiu-
Mr. aad Mrs. Grant arc old if.eads al
Couatilnan 7. r. Jones.
Msssrs " Hunt, The railroad eoutrac-
tor. G H. wilson. hts b.ssk keeper, } {.
Leisure, attoruey 81 Fen4isioa. Or. and
J n Hughes. merchant oi CasErN, "
4 arrived Ia the rlsy YESTERDAY. sal reg.
istere.4 al the Occidental NJ HHaf VIII
q, day 20 oar - tac scene 81 81, is'e con-
trspt On the seattle, LsSe Ssore ( s4st-yD,
TOT the purpose % adjusting ssgae basiaess
complications thai have sriscu.
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pE DAMAGES.


~ Vast. ais 900 Prom
ktfe Asrehssts
$50 damages was hexua IN
= ~! kcarz yesterday ~ 7. 4. Pa
mr. bona sgaias. satelssYs gex.s,
w. A. Harrington, J. r. MeDourxl sna
Bailey Gstxsrt Of shss city. Palmer e...,..
ia his plsasiagE that the asfenasa.. 80,
spsred together against hlaa ard hss -.
arrested Mar 2, ISL. on charge ~ a..
tempting 10 defrsxa sxse1fF. R.rte- -
Eiee Jones discharged his. u--r ~. 80
taxsa the cost TO tbe eofz plafssuw 800
FssSasr - rsost trader AZ se3s, g.T -
t1e unae, and be alleges tast de- ~.
5hi;aASes hi1n bY tzezpass. aa4 CA tag -, :.
3fss ~ sib xkstszs and anunsffur ~ ~. .vss
ihg Incense. He Accordingly 49, - -.
fhea damages a. follows For re.f5slg.s,
gr,,-esssiflots- $500; false irnpr.ss,r s,s..r,s
$3.50 80 p@ss' s-,'e0s loss u has9ness sad
iss .fsatssnsn, wno actsd IS attorney
- FAssaxr ~ the time 81 she esT.i- -
TIE following explanation isss usxat.
sBictsfe Baxter zas a tse,<.-4rxs.s, -.
Aenh Fay. and hts llseaee xas anrssiye-s
AUG lbe government rad sfsrn4 ssIfseasfT ~
removing BIN ir0ta the reserx a9is,u re
Bal 70 seH hts goo4- and sold 10 : r,tsn
named Mtikeson. ami wiIke-oa. Who -.
zane I<,st-irader, seat into tsrfae-sfTlu,
VITA rainier. subsequently Wilson
s1ad onf 70 Palmer fney stll oxed
Barter for BIS goods, and q theT ma Fs-..r,
h1ytns their gods also of U.ryfnxs..rs and
-shwsbseher Bro.. the defendsu. :.,st
that way Of getting their money, a. il h,d
been represented that Palmer xas as
posing Of his gasds
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sea-s1 whsa h-orzsz On fAe Meanfxfnse-
AID - 'lev@ be died fsssa exs aszszE4ss y
Al ta@ sssrt-0saT rs~suIrxzf ~ ~ sakrn.
fae * s1sses r1s5rssl alaa sssxry ss.u-Eess
tH4 following resd Il.
We. tie Ea6eqxixnezf coruner,s fzry n
ss@ case q TIE deceased + II Bsazsan.
vic Ses passenger % the z-ear=er Lei
Ere kss1- 6r1 fEGz he cane n us tssts,
b drowning ezzss3 ~ the barzsug ~
sse s1sansr LET ErzcGssa Ga D.seeuah .s-
"a lSss. co Afki roiaE Ne also Eaa sh4s
tse burning of tAe steamer was acEi-
deezsi
We asso recommends that the ioezt in.
syezssors 81 sssansrS rfxsaiy enforce she
Ia n f@gsTd 20 TIE DEsaasr 81 pessSEters
ste2nsers ass licensed - carry
tt EEg~- Foreman.
} A HATFIELD.
GEORGE ~ CRANE
NELSON cEIIEEEs.
- HUNT.
FRED A. FAY
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NE SHIPPED WITHOUT PArEKs.
a sailor who sInds Himself pis-
N.lA.gnn Mlthnnt IA.

changed Without FaY,
Tom Mullen, sn able seaman, according
20 bis statement, was discharged from the
ship Blue Jacket yesterday morning b.
Capt stores without asy compensation fof
services rendered during the voyage from
San Francisco 10 this port Mullen states
that Boarding Master Charles Balton @.
san Francisco had the shipping OF the
Blue Jackets crew. aud failing ~ fna euf.
Gcient men, he called 90 another boardipp
master named keubens 10 help him supply
the required number, Mullen saws he was
bought aboard iHe Hue Jarket hy L suii,.4.S
and Bolton. and that his presence was
noted 10y al the officers on board before,
The ship was lowed out from the dock. lie
worked Tor. the fFsg ave days on
wa, not allowed 10 render further
services, as the Captain had aseeftAined
That be bad iA men working instead nf L
which Is a f1ll crew for The Blue Jacket
Mullen had not signed articles, aud cannot
explain the cause of the omission, al
though every other hand aboard had
sigeed the ssal 'lccHmeut before the snip
left the wharf. Captain stores, according
70 Mnllen's own statement. discharged him
irom The ship on the charge OF being q
sioNaway
Ageu, Mclareu OF the Coast senmen's
uaiou has taken the matter up. aud the
legality NJ apt stores action Will he
tested before Un ted states Commissioner
Emery shortly. Mr. Mclacen has examined
We case. aud stated 90 q reporter that Eve
o. TIE crew are r, adv "a swear that Mullen
vas btuugAt aboard the ship a. an able.
bodied srsfaaH
On ealing at the bunkerS where the
Blne JACKET IS lflar, q was found thai
AapIaiN stare Mass nos aboard but the
M, nate, T. y Augur. Wa seen. who la
infmed toe reporter that Muliep MAS not
discovered nu bJsri un;li three hours AT
ef ike tle, hich iowed the vessel out 10
.ea had ieft lie denies that Mulien per
ietmed aay work uudtr orders from the
ooeafs. AMI signatvs him a. stowa-
va, bccause be has gucd no srtitlcs
eaeh sH emission. Aate Augur thinks ina
%iaie ca lar part Of sailor who in
eaaet ia SCI oH the sQusre
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Additional Local on 9TH Pare

Ten rouass- s-cak for g. ssar Neat Mar
ksf rsiurhia ssrcef.
Free fer fsr -Hc t~sys IN oder - - 4
rus spJ--g gtsfHsn fs7 the Z. erS pzEnil 3 2
extended IT, gs gc Biil present 4 Frialif .
pres. lukvr tyyz. rarfs. cfr-, uith eVrTs
sla BOY, sa.s T1jS q Z. upca 30 1aE
GS-y IL ~ zr 1. &.slv.uhe-E
Seventeen v4au-s covered beet ir e
StsF McEt SsrSef. G1iuEabls street
Tis&sts gau b.. t.efstlls,- oa : l. : 4 =
E. < ~ F-vg7G.sf -fs'iop. Issuux & How
ess5 tt.sa, Or feu cvnts. SFfs - l. Il
Gs3sfl s Co tfe-f gfs. hAak.
ISsg szvnls given sWag, tie hssf
saness ever seca- To- -. -lnseTuA a 4
Cs
Unnhr~7 - sav srs,igy avs 70 SiTh s-y
kssss ~ tardie enE zFed fFec q el&sEe
"a S'as f5cera 80 4 &c
kfE fibh..n. Chss,rT Ciesry-
asslga nseerNesr CHS d7rn's dresses
sHS arsaas AZ Fa chase, greatly ua4e'
vaiEsss t,aesser { cay
Free fan iar the sssys' VIII ersry 81
t-as,s sHif W preseat gratis = srsss =.
press. s4Fsiss iakeF. ~ e. CSC kiias
Rosenberg
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SUES FOR DISSOLUTION.
4 business Woman Accuses Her
Partner Of Loossnc=s-

80" w
A petition in equity for dissolution Of
partnership. IA accounting and the APP
poiatmrtt OF a receiver was filed IN the
district court Yesterday by Nary J. Greene
in proceedings against Austin Cole, plain
tifr and defendant entered into thelr part
nership uader the nAme Of Austin Cole &
Co. in grocery. corner Of Thirl ard
Spring streets. i,fle over tso months
ago plaintiff putting So0 into the business
One OF the conditions ~ the agreement
was thai defendant should figure M tac
sales aud divide the pfotfs every cay, aud
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Major Hilton Conducting Another
Series Of R-yiysi-.

Nsior George A. Hilton. the temperance
lecturer, Is ROW conducting a series OF
gospel revival meetings at the Biiou thea
ter. aad. according to appearances, with
rather good results This work VIII con
Time until the end Of the week, and is
carried GU under the auspices of the W.
G. r. e.
On Christmas night. the major selected
SIS his theme, . Hope for the hopeless.
" ben ne hai concluded his eloquent
talk II Of the audience stood up for PRAYERS.
iasi night ais sslbieei was Help for the
Hopeless" aud nine stool up 10 b. pray ed
for. The ladies of the w. {. T. T. have
bseu laboring nader ifacGliies for twice
the gas has Teen tuTnes oil at the meet
Tags. They have provided themselves
with lamps, SO "a 10 be prepared for any
emergency
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HELD on FOUR COUNTS.
Pat WEIGH, the Highwayman. Bound
nx.x o.. &aa am

The highwaymsn. John weleh, who al
tempted 10 bold up" Police Officer Sisk
Hanna early last Friday morning. and q,
. consequence was held up" himself
with bullet from the policcnsn's pis,ol
taroash both of his legs. was bound ovei
10 the grand jury by Justice soderherg
yesterday, on four different comp ainis
bis hsuds being fixed at 500 ia each case
THE complaining witnesses against
weieh are officer Hanna. Gripnau J. u
kessler Of th.. cable car. G. NJ bysa.eF
frogn whom Welch got a dollar. and J. /.
Nvtherby. the man WEIGH robbed pre-
vious TO making su aitcmpt upon Once.
Hanna In default of bail weicA went e
the county iait
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THE ELDERS ARE ALL HERE.
sheriff Bowies brought the other
Two Prisoners Yesterday.

sheriff Bowels, of walis walla. brought
CLARK Elder and Agnes Holloway. or Hale.
TO seattle yesterday. u he facts Of the
summerville poisoning case. OF which
CLARK aud Matte Elder aud Agnes Hollo
way arr accused. have already been iuilv
detailed ia the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Clark
Elder is about five feet six inches high.
with dark hair aud mus seAr, gray eyes.
aud complexion rather cREk He has a
very determined look. Agtiss Holloway IL
tall aud 1.-The. and very frank IN he man
uers. she 0as given an apartment seps
rate fcsm Matte Rider, ia thc sheFld's Of.
hce. sheriff nowles, who was mainly in.
sfrumen.al in the successful prosecution
OF the Plies Hearn arsou and murder Casr,
Is confident tna; the Elders viii he con
xfffed
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FARMERS INSURANCE Co.--Articles In
cooperating the Farmers Insurance Co, 4
fire insurance company for farmers dwell
iugs, barns. crops. etc. were aied with tbs
auditor Yesterday. the amount of TIE cap
tai stock being S-I0. 0Oe and the names %
the incorporates T. d. WINSTON. r. &
Hayes, NJ. Ncpungall. : I Willis. j.
Grow, T. N. Alvord. d Snilya.. Richard
Jeifs. ". C. Kincaid. John F. kinraid, "
J. Bowman aud John Lsagstoa- NeSsrs
AlyGrsi. B1waan. Laugsion. McDOugai
aud winslow constitute fsge frsg board oi
trustees &c Egrye untii Dscefu Der 1, ls.9.
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SHIPPING NOTES.

The bagk Fresno was lowed into hsrhor
last evening hy the Tyce rae Y0gage
from Sau Francisco occupied ever rlucth
owing e. heavy head g3a3S asG ae bark
WAS pas into FaEt ludlow 10 uud -su r,-
pairs before coming - seattle.
Toe hzFk Henry Buck sailed yesi~- ~
with SO toHs Of Newcastle coal foC esa
3, ma ssfa
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ISFLAxzARLE &Sxox-Lsst evening
before 5, al empioye of the Gordon Hard
ware company. Froat street. accidentally
tipped a lighted caud over into 8 snow
scene in one of the show windows The
snow, which WIS cotton, Immediately ig
nited and the scene was all shlaxe Fals,
hand greBsdes were thrown into the frF
aEid they pG. Il out. but one OF them also
smashed pls'e glass window that IL viii
cost 800 10 repiaee.
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wAs A srnar noxp .



The ervaczssszs tszss of the Ex1 vita
she red nzszs-SeA.. vao for q zkile sesd
d.. Aasrssfs r~iabr4tss esRga dsups Ca
he rsr7e- 81 Fsest street and T-sser are
Of TIA As1F 4ha r~1Gesf pare teznen
drgEs- ssr oSE r-ske, szix I've cents a
fsafsExs,~ with fhe as'rxas On tire psekasr
Jss way f5ev 30 snsdraiy 1ssspf@s-eG =
exrsssa<A ~ The fat fha; the eSEx h-s.rer
reuxer- gfssax TIE Eazs 81 -W
o Tosaie. and xro h-r rzsH. wha sigaed
~ ~ FL HS1aey.~ ze1t iEts gas-tee
sasieraergss evars Fuo1. srcerp panied ~
aaEe MErI.sy. late a. zis1t -efenzly,
TIRE ossse< II tbzTwc ysrtAf1i sznos=rs-
Jessie nssi@lsaR ard wm- H. Ferguson,
waa resisFea Cart Wizard with rxFegvers
near TIRE 5r1tto SALOON shss1.
Erek ago. Daciesksst's ssad
was SO and Ferguson's xis0a
Is Wa a rerT 95rs5; rase on the part Of
-Jaare" M9rpAy. aud IL sQeeeecea. he
rushed 9fEoose and Hsnley into the MS
tees ofliee a. The last moment. and IL ass
and had E0s aay figae 20 s-a-~ Accord
iugly Justice Spdrrb-rr exAsaines1 them
aud accepted the bnslis with their sigma
;ures attached Davidson ard F@-r-sszn
being ser At HERR. Jeff for Parts nnkrglrn
i'm mrdistsly, and now the eaery "a where
il the mar WITH Dr.. ADAMS cough srops. =
sad " In Is Hansey. and was he wosra II,
o foolrs Wife No satisfactory answers
have We, bcea received. although the men
swore TO owning considerable prupertr
O'Toole saving he had real estate q. Taco
ma and Los Angeles IL i aid ;ha. they
did really have some property AZ Lake
Union.
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All Chronic. Nervous and Special
Diseases SkiiIfaily Treated.

DR. z. q. johnson. who recently spent
eight months in the principal hospi,s 5
aud leading medical institutions Of New
York CITY investigating the most recent
discoveries in medicine and surgery. hsv-
ing resumed practice in Seattle, is pre-
pared to treat all classes Of chronic
Inslsdies, such as liver complaint. dvs
pepsia. rheumatism, al affections Of the
kidneys, heart and lungs. all skin and
blood diseases. all ailments arising from
a weakened nervous system. ali rectal
al diseases peculiar 10 women, according
to the latest and most improved methods.
Consultation free Charges moderate.
0tsce. rooms 50 and co, New Yesler block.
MN street dSw
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SUI ON NcTE-Snst 70 recover sias1
on rrolnissory note at per cent per
month. dated July Is. 1855, the note having
expired, was co1nenced yesterday BY
Genevicve Fsrrar against Jsha Collins. j.
". colman, Gamma Poncin. J. II. Ne
Grsw. H. L. Yesier. J. n. wooIery. and Kirk
c. Ward The Interest has been paid
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ANDERSON. BERTRAND CO.
Civil and Mining Ezginsers and
nxa hezgsAu

Dan E0Ap. MINING, MATER WORKS,
II s0t.szrzr.hiezl hrsdxe- seseTGze s;i'
s~xfBaxe gsEss-ersnx given sg~eisi eftsf-
f.aa tsiry pTssFrrTS a. ssasss snrvesea q
.zsfslvsses Msfs and naaxAnase4i ay8w-
Irsss, csa<gsssxinx z31 h,re prints : specially
Ts~ rssaslt pa.1s Kst nzas alwsys ssn eazsd
zssorns = sad ", Yesterday escsk. a ~
ta. VT.
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usEMENrs.

The second - tie Heiue eenesr;s W@s
given AZ Frye's opera hoase }ssJ evening.
the entire performance from lrs' "a last.
Being eatestaiainz artistic a9i wril re-
ceivpd Past Hsiac ssctns - have cnin-
Htetcig woa his sldiruCc y "a MS two
Cyag toy, ia HAis1te- Il sole glFau
on jB}s 3Rpsr. atlF Insignia Ali su~tf4
ulcut sec.aed R9ztevsa. sad Wss az
p'sltei time aud again.
n - HetBe ia possessed q 4 c4raF Ht g.
sea- gll-c and S!ags Wcll Her halls :
given ia-t evening were iElE sad qr-ity,
sr fa F1,al fRsEa
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Second Annual Ball
COMPANY D.
FIRST REGIMENT NJ. G. w.
F.
First Regimental Armory,
DEC. 81, 1888.
MusIS~Trss Resineai Esns-
ADVICE To MOTHERS.

NJ Wias,us's sss4EAl-g syrup. foT call
&rsss t-ethluzs j. TIE FTsserlF-io2 ~ one u
ra,. A,.ss f..nsa5e rRrses and uhgsiri a. ih
EAt fsnlfesf states. xaf "a s-eu HssSi Tor
fss-Tr wears -tfh never failing ssc,4-- hg
f.ig5nn- % HsotbcHs fsF their caiiarsa-
Daring fhs urs=-@Ss = ssaeghiug - waite i
tIsrsirui .hie. T. relieve. tie chlio sEam
cain. cnrfs dys~nfsTy Rnd aisrvases- ~ y
NJ in tst- t-ssgpis srr nd cu-ic- B. CIV
aas heaffh r. re chllc !; fesss he lsufe -.
f7ris-r ~ 8 bottle CAV
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ANOTHER ADDITION 20 WEST SgATTLg. w.
f'ei, Z Sander d.e3 plat, yesterday, Of
SAsess DIST addition 20 West seattle This
Smpr.sts acsriy az OF the % acres c1psti
.e.'is bog ! section 3, township "a H9rih,
~ east s1d admitting ou Elliott hay
~ uatI ssgdar, BRYANT, Pant az
80 Hdfo ateuues. uosth and santa, Ever
ssteNi e fsE v .Jcst fhgNut hfare, runs
s.sad lasai'uI 90 the water seicc. while
49, 'iFHt j. ala oat parallel fn Everett,
49, Hal psinp ayrnue ruas about
- - saa,tas,t AMI uofIh, nor theaSg. sud
-. t.ttrf aAaut west northwest and
-. 50 Beast iafse two sfrccts are lo-
sHetae hioaks several corners An lots
X, ~ e5e i-set uual. arr - feet front
-, ~ teti Cetr HuEo srcei is the west.
va eoanasEy ~ llr r.as
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Ssv sgu.FN og SsCaeLI NG,-FAe saoAo
n,lss la-eer. AJAX. Rsnsea. whr was AZ
rested fsv oplum .masglipx CHRISTMAS
laoruiae. was Yesterday disc srge~i T.
tes riaTsi tbaE be vas thv wr14x taaa.
Tse assis;sut lHl1ea Statcs sFfcracv sav,
BE rassscs q op-aa were feund sBd thAi
tse TEr taea af0 s-HuEx ed jt iut4 SsStle
we're 1a's -J-5H 3 IS allowed ta ss,'apc.
NsueY Deposited uaa Win the GesrSe-
sNv Roam & lrast C1. say ass back, an
Ma. ~trH-f, Opposite t1ta -aer-4S str e.. go
tAe Nesicr le-~V huiaiHz. VII ssu o.
csaN intcnst lsHaarV Z
Fat =u's salts 81 the Ssar uslsuE
House. 50 Cesa algrNlSi street.
Hilt suits, Jersey suits. Novfaik sii-x
rls n "a. sults Ga mary eUte aud hzHC
s}a-c patterns Kline & x ssaaAs-r
Astonishing tAe pesR.e TEA dttffsr,
BANS s-r1rtN asi-es-st salf. heaut4fa-
rsftSsfs h ac : fi.sseta -rfF
w mention a. rev sud a.f-a rfTe 30-
fhfs sreS Eahre3iss sud eksrC i icfs.
a0k a.. 81 german q Go.
ss-New iot SIX pushes: al co'asz,
t,hreasF CiSEyY
reszs Blood Pariaos, Re<rs Cacrrs
NapEa syrup, baxgs Tropical ol. Es-ss
s@vfg P1lS- Asgss ticysuaa SAigs. aaf
EfEfs t-elrfTa.eI EcmUssis< for ~ A1s
aArvsa,pd ~ SsshNsaok & Co. B&rueS {
Ca. Dcass> L ssa. and N.asapsian a &c.
Nsw isec seassG chssssr clvary
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We would that class merchandise finds
gentlemen something OF these
this facilities place
latest and desirable goods in the world
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s'usi'l ~ Isf Pitcher, cas.srI,
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Presents itself to many minds.
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n1nEn-Tbree Its "a Central seattle
= UOO nesr LAe reservoir
H1nan-Tao ta-s Bear TIE corner al
21tUU 1zckseu I'D eiflea streets. on
the cable soSls.
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WHAT SHALL IT BE

At the Holiday time the question what appropriate
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
BETH EDEN ITEMS.

Editor E. H. Auil visited our churcn
last Sunday in order to get subscrl oers
for the Lutheran Visitor. We Wlsh
him success. ,,y-,.
thinks of moving to Beth Eden a1tei
II is rumored that one Of our young
ladies is to be married this week. >,
Mrs. Halfacre, of Newterry, IS vls!t'
ing Mrs. Chandler this Week.
MI. A. C. Sigh is going to work to
finish his house, he contempiates HoV'
ing III this winter.
Mrs. Chandler lost several chickens
q few rights ago. They have tracked
the parties, and think of experimenting
them.
Prof. Hawkins house came very
nearly being burned last week. Ihey
had some cotton in the kitchen, the
children had been playing in it, ana
scattered it over the floor. While MIS-
Hawkins was sweeping 1t up sne
stepped on match, setting the cotton
on fire. They soon put it out, no serl'
Gus damage being done.
Rev. Julian and wife returned Es'
Thursday evening from q visit to tneii
daughter, Mrs. J. K. Efrd, OF Rlgnt'
well. On their way home Mr.. Julian
was called on to marry Mr.. Thos
Hentz to Miss Matte Nedaman' OF
Walton.
There is not any sickness in the com
munity at present. FOLLY.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
AN ECONOMIC SUGGESTION.

While the Legislature seems to have
a spasm of economy we wish to oHer
simple suggestion, which, if adopted,
will furnish the means to support the
Clemson College. The State Constitu-
ton provides that the Legislature shall
meet on the fourth Tuesdayin Novem-
Der annually. For annually" let the
people substitute "bi-enially," so that
the Legislature shall meet only once
every two years, and the result will be
saving of upwards of thirty-five
thousand dollars every two years, or
about eighteen thousand dollars annu-
ally.
If there is any good reason, apart
from the Constitutional requirement.,
why the Legislature should meet every
year, we hope that the man who sees 1t
will not be too modest to make it known.
a single session of the Legislature cost
the State considerable sum of money,
which could be expended to better
advantage, aad we hope TO see the Con-
stitutien amended 50 as to require hi-
ennial sessions.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-13
Mr. CAELLSLE'S REPLY.
NEwEEERY, S. c., Dec. Z, Isl

NEWEEERY, ,. G., Oec. I, 1905.
Messrs. Alan tombstone and others.
GeAtie1nen:-Replying to your comnlu-
nication of 2Sia ull., handed to me by
your committee composed o. Messrs.
John G.. Wilson. Alau Johns one and
E. NJ. Evans, desire to say that l had
hesitated to make anv answer to ihe
same, uot;l was assured by them that
the demand contained therein was not
intended in it's resuh, to work an injury
to me either in my private or profess
sional reia, ions.
Having this assurance I do not hesi-
tate to say that I did ha0d the resoju-
tions to Nj. w. A. Hill and will al
so state that they were drafted by me
al the rec Guest Of a large number OF ci:l-
zens wno met on the 2Gth day o. AU-
gust last, and they were adopted by
The meeting as setting for:h their cause
of compliant wi n reference to the prl-
mary election, and they We're written
under the excitement Of hotiy con-
tested election. and possibly were too
sweeping in their character. and the
words irresponsible voucher would
have been omi,te il the resolutions
were drawn now.
In drafting these resolutions no ref
ference was had to any particular poll
inc preciuct, nor was re:e:cpce had 10
any bona fde Democrat who was ac-
cep;ed as a voucher by tie managers
of any box as to the political sia Us of
any person OF the negro -ace: and who
was offered as a voter at the primary,
and thee was no intention OF rejecting
oo any OF you.
I, as member Of the board Of man
ayers at the largest pTeciac5 in the
county. made it my rule 20 challenge
every person Of The negro lace who was
offered as voter at lie primary eiec-
uioG, and when Tie vouchers was ac-
copied by the managers at be boS: aad
their action was Confined 10y the
county executive committee, The re-
sponsibility of taki0g the vouchers fos
negroes challenged was Lifted from my
Shoulders, and that dete mined tie re-
sponsibility, add ! fully acquiesced in
that decision. Respectfully,
N. \. CARLISLE