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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
NO MERCURY,
NO POTASH,
Or any other Mineral Poison.

It's Natures Remedy, made exclusively from
Roots and Herbs
It's perfectly harmless.
1t Is the only remedy known to the world that
has ever yet Cured contagious Blood Poison in
az lis stages.
It cures Mcrcurial Rheumatism, Cancer, Scro-
fula, and other blood diseases heretofore consid-
cred incurabe. Itcures any disease caused from
impure blood. It is DOW prescribed BY taou-
sands Of the best physicians In the Cated States,
as tonic.
We have book giving history OF this Won
dcrful remedy, aod It's cures, from al over The
world, which will convince yo:l that al VIC sayis
truc. and which we Will mail f-cc on application.
No family shoUid be vi hort #. ~ lave an
Other on Contagious Clocd rc::sc::. SO; % same
terms.
Write US history CT yo;:r c,.S2, - or r:,si-
clan VII advise w:.h y;a ~ j.. :, +! .:s::;v$t
confidence. We "i r:.it deceive ~ li:.o::!.:sy.
Fer s:.!e y ali G5::e is.
TIE Sw!-- sc: -. ~. I:.sr ht.::@n .: ca.
New go. ;:.:'G"~:. i..:...'@. l.. p, ~
Sno;: j.!.i.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
BURLINGTON. Vt
A GOOD MILL.

WE have, perhaps, as fine set Of
w Mill Rocks as any in the State.
We make meal equal to any Water
mill. We grind any time we get or 5
bushels Of ccrn. When the Mill is not
running, we keep Meal Chops and
Grits Of our grinding to exchange for
Corn, or 10 sell.
E@FREE DELIVERY * TOwN. -.
DOMINICK & LOVELACE.
w.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
The Designs and Patterns
This Line of Garments

is manufactured expressly for my trade, and
cannot be duplicated by any other house, as
have exclusive contracts Of them. l have;
them in all sizes, 10 fit tall men, short men.
fat men ;.ad lean men.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05
Gents Furnishing Goods

are now in their place, and awaiting Your in
spcction. The line OF Underwear for Spring
and Summer consists Of all grades Of India
Gauze. Balbriggan. Lisle Thread and Mer1no.
Also. half hose in the same material, III pam
ND fnrnN,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

The July issue ofThe Forum ccntalnS
IL long article by Senator William r.
Chandler, of Vermont, on sour South
rrn Masters" sollc of the gcnS OF
which are presented ;ls follows
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

President Cleveland, Secretaries
Bayard and Villas. Scnator-elect Bar
hour and Representative OFcrrell at
tended the exercises Of the closing
day at the University Of Virginia on
iuua -
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

The chief of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers gives notice that
200 of the Burlington strikers are yet
standing out against the company, and
that funds are needed for their support.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

But the southerners who had per-
iured themselves to become rebels, and
who were, therefore, under limited and
temporary Acknowledgement, were sui
len and indignant. They were encou-
ragged by the utteranccs ofthe northern
democrats, and We're renewing with
them their former political relations,
with the view again !orule the nation
by solid south allied with a contingent
Of northern congressional and electoral
votes.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-05

The Plant Investment Company has
lust purchased $50 acres of land III the
suburbs of jacksonville, Fla, paying
therefor Sl50,000. It has 4 water front
of one mile on the St. Johns River.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
MARBLEHEAD'S LOSS.
A Gloomy. Dreary Day in tho Ruined
Old Town.

Gloomy, Dreary Day In tho Ruined
Old Town.
MARnLEuEAp, Mass. Dec. 27.-Today
has been the dreariest for long time in
this old town, Notwithstanding the fact that
1000 strangers have thronged the place all
day viewing the ruins Of the great fire OF
Christmas night. Little can be learned Of
the future movements OF the shoe firms.
Steps have already been taken toward re-
building and rcsuming business. The safes
OF Sumner Bros, Davis Bros. and Munroc
Bros. were taken from the ruins today and
their contents found to be unhurL There
are some doubts about Croply Bros and
Munroo Bros. rebuilding rs most OF their
business has been done in Woliboro, n.
H., the past five years.
II Is reported that n. Allen Lindscy
proprietor Of the Marblohcad Messenger,
will erect large brick building. The
shoe factories now left in town employ
about 1000 TO 200 men, while the num-
Der Of employees thrown out Of work by
tue iirc viii be about 800. The capacity
OF the factories burned was $50 cases per
day, when running ON full time, which
would make pay roll OF about S2l 900 u
week. such was Marblchcad's business
before the fire. To-day, with population
OF 1900, only about one.siXth can find
employment. Great suffering will cnsuc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
IT SUBSIDIES.
The Excitement at Lamar Plays Out,
The Story Is tho Same as That Pub
llshod by Tho Appeal.
A Negro After Having Cotton His
Well Earned Deserts
Essay to Gather Hic Friends to
Uphold Him.
Tho Arrival OF Armed Whites Forces the
would-be Rioters to Give Up the
Quarrel and Quietly Retire
--ponco Relgns.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
LAMAR, Miss, Dec. 27-Thcrc was q
great deal of excitement here yesterday
over difficulty which il was feared would
terminate seriously. A negro insulted a
white man, who knocked him down. Tie
negro on getting up put his hand on his
hip pocket as II to draw pistol. when no
was immediately covered by the gentle
man. llo walked of without saying 4
word, but after he was out Of carshot, 70.
marked to somc OF his friends that he was
going homo aud would see the man later.
In the course OF an hour or two
he returned TO town, armed with
n double-barrclcd shotgun. Some negroes
on finding the gentleman was armed and
ready for the cnragcd negro, met him and
kept him in a cabin in the edge Of town.
After that they began to congrcgate around
in squads, and It was believed, plotting
mischief. The white people ,elcgraphed
TO Michigan City aud the evening mail
train stopped aud let or crowd OF armed
men. Fortunately they were not needed,
rs everything quictcd down and now all 10
quiet aud peaccablc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

shall be excluded because not heretofore
presented 10 the Secretary OF the In.
terror.
The Attorney General is instructed to
appear for the United States and Indians.
All such claims pending at the time OF the
passage OF the &C. before Congress or the
departments shall be sent to the Court. II
the Court find that any state or Territory
shall have paid or assumed 10 pay any
such claims, judgment may be given in
favor of said State or Territory. The At
torney General is authorized 10 appoint
upon request Of the Court, three special
agents at salaries OF 5000 and travelling
expenses TO prosecute investigations into
claims filed and TO administer oaths in
making their investigations. All judg-
mcnts Of said Court in these claims shall
be final, subject to the right OF appeal us
now provided by law,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
WAHALAK, MISS.
No Lator Nows From tho Searching
Party-Thoy Are still Searching.

No Lator News From tho Searching
Party-Thoy Are stll Searching.
Special Dispatch Ia rhc Appeal
WAuALAH, Miss, Dec o. Nothing
strange or unusual has transprcd In these
parts since your last special. The news
from the front for the past few days has
been mcagrc aud unreliable, but enough
is known that ut least six Of the black ras-
calls have been caught ltbcingar rough aud
sparsely settled country, and several
bodies Of men engaged in tho search. II Is
n difficult matter to keep up with or Ia
know what ~ rrally going on, or what has
been accomplished la the way -ei Justice.
aud perhaps the truth aud actual numbers
captured will never hc known. Gc1re,
Maury and Walter Crook have, 10 lar a,
known, escaped, but rctributiyo Justice
will sooner or later oyurtako thom. NJ
there are men on their trail who vii
never hold up until they are taken up anu
dealt with.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
JACKSON, Miss, Dec. 27.-About 3
o'clock this afternoon the residence OF Mr..
H. w. Griffith, Cashier Of the Capital
State Bank, residing in tho northern sub
URLS Of Jackson, was discovered TO bc ON
fire between the ceiling aud roof over the
family bedchambcr. The alarm was
given and the Fire Department promptly
repaired To the scene, hut owing TO the
great distance they had to ~, the house
was nearly consumed when they arrived
aud the only aid they could render was TO
save several outbuldings, which they did.
Most Of the household effects were saved.
II is said that the house was fully insured,
but 10 what amount Or ia what companies
cannot now be ascortaincd.
Mr. Griffith X one Of our most promi-
ncnt aud cntcrprising citizens and has the
sympathy Of every one. Invitations were
oul lor reception there tomorrow ovon.
ing In honor OF Dr. J. II. Gnflth aud
wife, President of a Medical College In
Missouri, and brother OF Mr. ID. W..
Grlnith
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
ANOTHER SPANISH OUTRAGE.
An American Merchant ship Seized and
Hor onicors Badly Treated.

An American Merchant ship Seized and
Hor oficors Badly Treated.
PmLADGLPuIA, Pa, Dec. 27.-The
brigantne Joscia, which arrived at this
port Tuesday from Montcgo Bay, jamaica,
brings news OF an outrage suffered by that
vessel at the hands OF the Spanish Govern
ment, while discharging cargo on her out.
ward trip from New York to Arroyo,
Porto Rico, The Spanish custom officials
discovered that twenty packages Of corn
starch which were marked on the vessels
manifest were missing. After extended
search the goods could not be found and
the vessel was seized by the Spanish
authorities, who held her until fine OF
1000 was paid, although the value OF the
goods in question did not exceed $50.
The master and crew were forced TO suffer
many indignities at the hands OF the
Governor OF the Island and officials act
ing under his authority. The authori.
ties offered 10 settle the matter II the
Captain OF the vessel could satisfactorily
explain the whereabouts of the missing
packages. After the fine had been paid II
WIS asccrtaincd that the missing goods
were delivered by mistake on board the
ship Joscphus, which lay next 10 the Jo.
scla in New York, but were placed ON the
Joscfas manifest. Explanations were
made 10 the Spanish authorities aud the
return of the line was requested, but was
refused, aud the vessel lett Porto Rico TO
load cargo elsewhere for this city. James
Brett, Of New York, managing owner OF
the Joseia has filed a complaint against
the Spanish Government with Secretary
Bayard, and asked that his immediate at-
tention shall be given to the matter. II
will be- urged that the war ships Galcna
and Iantic shall be ordered TO continue
their cruise to Porto Rico and summarly
secure redress for tho imposition suffered
by tho Josofl
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
n BRAKEMAN KILLED.

An Empioyo OF tho T.. & N. Road Mcots
with n Frlghtful Doath.
srcrisi Dispatch 10 The Appeal.
BROWNSVILLE. Tenn, Dec. a. Robert
Zimmc nan. brakeman ON the Louis.
wllo & Nashville Railroad, was killed here
NJ q o'clock this evening. llo was stand
ing on the top oi u box car putting on
brakes, when the bn,kc-chain broke and
he WIS prccipiintod between the cans. ono
ear hoppcd over his body above the waist
producing instant death. Tho deceased
has been on the rpnd for some time aud
was faithful cmployc lie WIS q native
0i Pennsylvania, lis remains were taken
10 Memphis Tor inicnncnt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
CUT wIrHA nArCHEr.
Probably Fatal Termination OF n Street
Fight Botwoon Two Negroes.

Probably Fatal Termination Of "A Street
Fight Botwoon Two Negroes.
William Lane, desperate negro char.
actcr, Is wanted by tho police. About O
O'Clock last evening Lane and another
negro, named Dan Smith, met at tho cor.
nor u Vance unl n. Marlin street and
renewed an old icud. After few words
had been passed smilhsifuck lane, knock.
ing him 10 Tire ground. The lallcr quickly
recovered bis footing and attacked his ~.
sailani with n haichot, striking him several
blows ON the hip with the blade. Smith
made an 0uicry and ioll 10 the ground
bleeding aud unconscious. shortly after.
warl paf,or by found the woud,lcd man
and bad him removed 10 drug store
whore the cuts, which are quito serious
Wcrc dressed. Smith WIS removed 10 his
home on ~ Martin street, whore ho now
lies In pfccariOus condition. lane got
away, but a. he h well known 10 the po-
lice, little trouble is anticipated 10 captur'
ing him.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

rfTfaurEu m npr River icct inches
arI Ut.uf. Mcatiet clear and cold.
EVANSVILLE. Ind. uot gl.aWtcf td7 fcc,
and rising weather clcaf aud Cool.
VtDk-uJNu Misc, pcc T-rr,cd down
Diilrn UHir. cincinnati o. New ufcius, pm.
WHEELING. ". W.. nct gi.-ltitvr : icgi 3
inches nHl rising Weather cloudy and cold
NlFhtaiityr rising Weather cloudy aud cold.
NTW OIiEANs. IA. ucc ~ Weather clear
ana cnoi Arrived titi ui ihtnn Rouge, ~ ionls.
utpiuri uyorsg shins, litisburG ouidiue star,
Cincinnati.
CAlRO 90. pcc. li.-Rlycr n feet and rising.
Oi III Wl,rf nrpaftcdi raf holov unldcn Lo1,
ioalsylliy. W. u. Chyuy, ~ louls lton buke,
Ohio hltoL
LOUISVILLE Ky. pee Noon River lali.
inf With loot n inches on the falls AMI tect
! IuHh M the canal Weather clear aud eild.
NizitaI river falling. Will icci On The inilt ard
icsts liehci Ia ths cauaL Weather fAlr aud
COIL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
INC rrI.on.r pI.rhnrrch.

LuTtE Rock, Ark, Dec. 20. A.
McClnird, an account Of whose arrest nj
Arkndclphia Ark, for raising g. bills 10
$50 and g bills 10 $40 WIS tclcgmphcd
TnE ArrrAL from hero last week. vas
before United States Commissioner Good.
ich today. Several witnesses wcw oX-
amincd, but the evidence produced was
considered insufficient a. hold The accused
aud lac WIS discharged. Mctuird's
brother waived examination aud was sent
io the pcnlcntiary for safe keeping until
the United States Court gyis through With
linn
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28

bank Of the Ohio river, and contained Mr..
G, L. Huntington and Mr.. NJ, l.. Ingalls,.
The crossing was made CALAMITY late this
afternoon, II is understood that the new
road will not be put into active operation,
perhaps, until May /, certainly not until
the work OF ballastng is thoroughly done.
The management promises after May to
run solid trains from here to New York.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
A PECULIAR ELECTION CASE.
Tho Loas OF Ballot box Roy oausos
Some Trouble.

AhN hgaA W RatAVN hbA hNN RhWNNN
Some Trouble.
spcral Dispatch 10 The Appeal
Linus Rock, Ark, Dec. p. Ben Tricc.
Henry Askcw and Jerry Clark, Of Wood.
ruff County, were taken before United
State, Commissioner Waters this morning.
charged with having failed TO discharge
their duties ~ Election Judges Of FREQ.
man Township, In the above county, after
being qualified for that purpose. Joseph
York, an election supervisor, testified that
no election was held In the township on
the Oh day OF November that the dciand-
ants did not appear nj the polling place
until after 2 O'Clock In the afternoon, that
soycnty.hyc or 100 persons had congrc-
gated at the boa 10 vote, and that no box
was opened
The defendants claim that tho key NJ
tho box had bccn lust, that they did not
caro- about breaking the lock, hence did
not hold an election. They worr bound
over 10 The April torn Of the United States
Court in the sum Ol ! 900 each.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
nnrrI.ve q, I.ch.en. nI..

aIr.|l' uHplicl 10 The Appeal
JAOgsoS, Miss. Dee 25.-Mr John VI.
Aylwarl and Miss Lena Hackney both
oi Wcson, Miss, were married at $50
o'clock this evening ~ st. Peters Church
by the Rev. Father T.. A. puilcr 1huy
were attended by Miss Mamie Giles and
Nlr. Christie llcfiyfi. No carlH it was a
phy,tc affair They left tor Monphls on
the 1890 o'clock pm. train on the Illinois
Central Railroad
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
AN AMArnuR PRIar Flonr.
Tho MANLY" Way In Which Two YOUNG
soions Bcttlod Difficulty.

Tho "Manly" Way Ia Witch Two Young
soions Bcttlod n Difficulty.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
Linus Rock, Ark, Dec. 2L-At q
country dance Tuesday night, given by a
iurmcr named E,orstlc, who resides In
Eastern Faulkner County, Ark, two young
men, Henry Gray and Lyt Baker, engaged
iu a wunglo over some trivial affair The
two belonged to different crowds In tho
settlement, and their friends took ~ the
dispute and u general row cnsurd. Pistols
were drawn and knives bmndshcd, but
just before hostilitics oppncd disnlctcgtcd
parties inicflcrd aud persuaded all par.
ties to lny down their weapons and permit
n fair fight The combatnnts then stripped
of their coats aud went nt II with the On.
crgy of prila fighters Several rounds
were fought and the two were badly pun
ishcd. The fight WIS called a draw after
the tenth round, with the marks IN favor
Ol Gray.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
AIIre 40 IIrIrnn. All.

Special Dispatch a. The Appeal.
llElryA, Ark, Dee. 27.-Iast night
about o'clock fire was discovered in the
millinery store Of Ms. H. Brooks Tho
fire was under full hcadway when diacoy-
cred, and before q stream could be- thrown
on the flames the contents oi tie store
were completely destroyed. The building
was entirely burned. Adjoining business
houses were more or less damaged. The
household goods OF Mn. brooks nra In.
sufcd for II 900 In tho Dakota Fire and
Marine Insurance Company; stock. s2,JOO
IN the PhWniN Of Brooklyn and the Conn
mcfcIal OF Montgomery, Ala. A brick
storchouso belonging to Mrs. w. II. Stcr.
ling, insured Tor S2,OOO IN The Western Of
Toronto, complete loss. Mrs. Molgcr's
grocery aud restaurant insured Tor -. 7Gj
in the Pelican oi New Orleans, and Fire
aud Marine oIDakola, loss about $500. the
building Of Peter Mcngcr, insured in the
PhWnix II Hartford, damaged about 500.
Cause Of the lirc unknown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
M..,s rnnn ~. Innn,.l,lnn.

nrtHoir Mich, Dec. a. a revolving
case Of brutality u reported at Rood City,
Mich. Mn Swlrlhoui. n photographer,
las been auc ted Tor rmnltrating her niece.
She h. charged with tying the girls lcg.
with STOUT cord and then putting in a
stick and turning thc cord until the child
would become almost unconscious with
pain. She would also cord her tongue in
the famo manner until tho skin bunicd
Mm. SWarihoui hns been bound over 10
the next term Of court aud Ia default Of
Loo bail languishos In Jail.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
ANo,nl,Is usr,isse =, a.reen,IIIc

tpccl1l DHpairh 10 The Appeal
GRrENyiLLE, Miss. Dec. H-Mr. NJ.
u. Robertson and Y. NJ. Acrcc, both Of
Egypt Ridge, Bolivar County, were mar.
rod this morning at the residence Of III
Storm, In Grcenyillc, the Row Stevenson
Archer tying the knot Both the contract.
log parties arp we'll known aud highly cs-
icomcd here. ~ we'll ns in their ogn
county. Mrs. Robertson Is daughter oi
Col. William Sellers. prominent lawyer
Of Roscdalc, while Dir. Acrco h an cAIcn'
siyc planteL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
MORE REVIVED.
There seems 10 lie % slim Chance 10,
the TartH t.iii.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 25.-Tho ErniRg
Star says Tho Democrats Of tho House
are preparing thomsclves for another dis.
cussiOn Of the lariG before this Congress
expires. The clerk ty tho Ways and
Means Committee. Mr.. Nalbot, has been
set to work 10 get up iuformation relating
TO the Senate bin. part OF which Is for the
use Of the Senators in attacking the bill
between the "a and 2lsl Of January, and
part for use In the house little later on.
Preparations are active ior a determined
fight upon the bill in the senate within
the limited time fixed for debate. Some
Democratic Senator'S ao singuinc enough
10 think they can defeat the matter In the
Senate by a square vote. Thi. hope Is not
very generally entertained. aud the Demo.
Gratis In the House expect certainly 10 beat
the bill. No meeting has been held 10
consider the policy to be- followed except
that informally the Democrats have come
TO the understanding that when the bill
comes to the House they will have to dis
cuss L.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-28
II Looks Like the President Intends
to Veto the Measure.
In a Conversation Ho Utters Some
Significant Words.
What a Visit of Galveston Mer-
chants at tho White House
Rovealed-pemocrats Have Reason &c
Believe That the Tariff Bill May
Yet Be STRAIGHTFORWARD
Washington Nows.

Special Dispatch to The Appeal
WASHINGTON, Dec. 27. 1t would appear
to be more than probable that the Presi-
dent will veto the River and lIarbor Bill
when II reaches him. From what he is
reported to have said yesterday IL looks rs
though he had already made up his mind
about 1t. Mr.. Grain, member of Congress
from Texas, accompanied delegation OF
Galveston merchants TO the White House,
where, In an interview with the President,
the Importance OF greater commercial iacil-
tiles for the harbor OF Galveston were
talked over incidentally. 1t was remarked
that II was the purpose OF tho friends Of
the scheme 10 put the appropriation on
the pending River and llarbor Bill. II IL
could not be added in the House, then ii
certainly would be in the Senate. The
President. II is said, hesitated moment,
and then asked IL they were really
anxious 10 securcwhat seemed 10 be a very
important item 10 promote their interests.
The reply OF course was cmphatically
yes therefore, the President suggested
that they might possibly be moro certain
OF securing IL II they sought other means
than legislation on the River and llarbor
Bill.
"Do you mean TO veto the bill2" asked
Mr.. Crane.
"All such questions" replied tho Presi.
dent, "are moro easily answered when the
time comes for their executive considera-
ton. merely remarked that II was i'm
terested in such measure and wanted to
secure II without the probability OF u fail
urc, would not trust II TO the River aud
llarbor Bill
This remark and the manner In which Il
was said is construed TO moan that this bill
will, In all probability, be- vetoed, and may
| lall VI nassage over The veto.