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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
Groceries and Frosi.l. ns-wholss.ls.

sagars--cut loaf &c. granmate., q e:
"A, ,l-e Extra 'C," 10 lU09514c; Yellow
coGee-Crecn Rio. ls@2gc: Rio roasted, 22S
&C; Java, green, 2aG -0a: Java. roasted, SJc.
Mar4caIbo, roasted, 20 sc; Mexican, roasted, -
csc.
Teas-Jspsn fine. sJgi5c; Japan. medium, p,
A30c; ordinary, le92ic. HysOn, 3oe4 e. gun
powder Z'35lc, oolOng. 5S9s0c; Congo. p q
osc
Flour-s2 70 per cwt.: sl2O per bbl. paten: pro
cess, 81 SO per cwT, S5.2) ger bol: all wh ~ hour
s-.lV per cwt., s&l0 per bbl.. buck wheat. ~
Per cUi.
Mill Feed-screenings. sl5 per ton; bran, SIS.
ships, $50. midCliugS SiSci9.
Feed Corn anc oats y2ie022
kerOseue on-Mlchlgan test, lO5< per gallon:
waller white. &c.
Ges0iine-1ll5c per gallon.
Seeds-CioyeT. 359GeS. IS: timothy, g. 75a200
Salt-Michigan. 9.c Eastern, sli5.
tisn-No i Gbi.gts., S..59 sCr half b)l.:
trout so5Ut6 o.; cod, salt. 6et7c per 10. clans
soc per hurorec; oysters bUlk. o. lSi . gallon
standards, 20c can, selects, 25c cn .IlokeG hall
but, lie
Pork in barre.s-Mess pork. Chicago packed
s16eo; extra short cut, slIOo; standard clear
back, sio5J
Lsrd-Tierces, sc; 80 and 80 H. tubs. Sc: 81
ID. round TINS, iC0 cases SIC; in tin pals, sc.
Beef in bsrrels-Extra mess, warranted -o0ibs
C.25; extra, honeless. 5000.
But,eI1ne-DaiSy, solid packed. lie; rolls AMI
prints, l5c; creamery, solid, l7c, extra creamery,
packed, l3c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
WnPru kNnWrrn

Mr.. ". III. Morgon, merchant. Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe Cold attend.
ed with distressing Cough and runnlng
into Consumption ia its frst stages H.
tried many so-called popular Cough rene
dies ard steadily grew worse. Was reduced
in flesh. bad difficulty in breathing and
was unable TO sleep. Finally tried DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
found immediate relief end after using
about half dozen boz les found himself
we'll and has hed no return 1f the disease
No other rsus3y can bow so grand =
record Of cure. - D. Kings New Dis
covcTy for Consumption Guaranteed 70
do just what J. ciaimad for IL. Trial bottle
10 cents AZ Peek Bro- Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
RvNFvs HrR YorTH.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley. Peterson, Clay Co,
Iowa. tells the following remark able sforv
the truth of vbFch Is vouchsd for by resi-
dents of the town; Il sm 3 vesTs old. have
oeeri troubled with kidney complaint and
lsmsness faT many year. could not dfess
myself without help. Sow sm free from
al pain and aoTeDess. 81 am abe 20 do a.
my own hoBsswork. o9e ny thanks q
Electric Bitiers foT having renewed mv
youth. s1d removed comp. etelv AT diseas =
ard pain" Try 3 bottle. soc. and 81 90 a.
PEEK Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

H1n. James Whits = the leading turfnan
cf Anstraiis. ard - ate years the CRACKS
in h's stable haze hces Triient and Mar
tini Hearv 0f him tae sydney Rsfsrss
savs No spsck ~ dirt has ever been
farz at sle hFse ard waite Nr White
can av his sE- .n she drawer ard ssv
These coiors were cN~er seen upon a stEf
I'm Those histy cssers shst come from
esf .Sers and rinz re7s aazs when ks cciors
sash rrst past the PSI are q true criterion
flst ~ holis tbe cor8 isoce II tae paoEc.
Mr. Wa,fs las weo nearly everr tr RAGS
er the Austria IAN tlrf wlrh. nerhans. She
excsrroz ~ the Nsvusrkss Handicap.
Car. .aeld Cup an5 sawkeseurr Hsnd5clp.
= has hal l,nz cs~eeT of unrraken prss-
reetF. and - as~erres Il NJ nan car
- usEe hfn wiD. fer - algesrs does his
.eFe. cCSt- sud tae ruhtr gan ever "a
horsss ~btsFies. Derases. Fezers crrs.
hsaficsrs. piafss and sfases have faiisn -
- shsrs Es r. at ne saB ~ he Es- *
~lzning owners. sri - deserves to &c -. =
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
Az lLLiN0is rRAGcov



Eeves anf Hifis Esr P~oVh~r.
DfrsV. fL aarca IS -sanusl vvhis.
rsr sr ktl'ei tsorge .'srr rhr shof Rs~e~-4
Alhr,snt. asi aiew h.s eraias ANA ,essre :
lvncb.uz asr.T con.f zs' -o sila rs nso~n-
inr rear Feio ia 0aie r1n1tv
Wain1eTsr sas = Isolesr CO Ais~ixhi's =
Arm. -8 ea la 'cve WITH atr,.hfs
sisfer. Esfcsfa. snd ~ consequence wa
ssrsIered -i t4e alsce sane nne scn rbs4
nfornnx fs rsfrllei lt toe tlu frr h5S
scfnes Ee sart ia-c the rscm xnr-a 80
stio~ teEa, eeefzs ani esrsafs x@~a
Aner ~ "a .atlr sluf1ia.s = w1rx re - %
ssfrirz cs Nlss ~ nHrr rose.f loins. 3sif draw
bis n.s.s 81 ant sf.s tar-e iin1es a. gseers-
sf.E1 bin az once F1e $50 women IN
sktiskirs svsF frcra Fne housp ar nt he 80
enre seer -ae.n. Tne bu)l les sifuck Hsraara
h the csers snd ranzei tarE0srf q, ne
kase 81 the ersia- u 1sn tie 81 iaii Wbit-
ave rlraei snti wsat iDta tsa bsrn.
reere ee shct hinseif n tie 5rs-a
A usrs ef 1eixhccrs 81 So ssred
snteEcinz fs hseg tae narsfe ~ Feen
tn-T aCn1a aim be Tss syiar oi 81
klsgt t1e sfscie
t2roars Alcrizht mar -seos suxa
her oazlsltioE - roosf serSsas. "a srsaaf
fsutlr - ~idelv xno~n n thir secsfen 81
tne ce1Rtrr sDe - dzGaffni Hs<~kz s~s
w>e1s3 - sEstost excilssnsat
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17


Appies-SioOs es tush
Cheess-stsle. ise. New York. full
eresla, l5el8c.
Clover seed-r fo - per bliShel
DRIED fruits --a t-es sBNated. ,ts4yc per
pound: qusrters. - oOand cherries Ia
loc Per PodEd pe -t t.lic per pound
kggs- Fresh. l4 g
Fresh Meats DTes>e+ -ogs, 8. -5f16Gc per cwt
mutton. S7.0t1s.Vo, loal. 5000 90 beef. sl.Sl
&6.oO.
Grsin-wheal. Cixwsoa. sc; IAncasi r.
soc. Oats. 55c. Eye, A. S5Ac. Corn 81 )4c. bar-
ley. lSe2 10 per cst.
Hides-GFern. S1ejc, part cured 5t<a65.e
cured, go &C. caif skins, ; - - pounds &C;
DeStl sllns, ioaeS2c each; sheen pelts, &c, wooi
being estimated al 25c per pound.
Honey--isfa lsc strained, iD012i<
hay -flnothy, sL5-Oo1i6-0 per ton; clover
sl3Oe@lf01
Poultry Turkeys, dressed. il9i21zc; Spring
chickens. l1Gl2c; docrs tlGl2c: fowls. Ice:
squirrel, 1862 per pair. T4ooits Z5s00c psE pair
totatCeS-Sfszsc.
stTaw-S 100 per ton.
Iailow-5G3ixcp per 10.
wood-Biock stove wood. sI.25G2 50 per corl.
tour foot WOOD, si50050) per cord.
COai-ss 90 gate 81.
Line-Grand Rapids. s5c. Ohio, soc; Pesoskey.
Sl.u0
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
INrEprsrrn PEOPLE

Advertising a patent medicine in the
peculiar way in which the proprietor o
it is indeed wonderful. He authorizes w
II. Tibbs, Druggist, TO give those who Cal
for it sample bottle free. that they may
try it before purchasing The Large Bottle;
are SOC and Sl.00. We certainly would ad
wise trial. 1t may save you from con
anrn r,fi0n
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
CLUBS ACCUMULATE

esola< aii4 tsss sslost % fss-@~ t1~-@
6E.z.llaV - sslssa. sseEss Fzsa
wsEa. FseaiszF Izp Ogsas
ths Os@f . srts.ls
-seiaaaDp'
sc.rlsf ever AZ corana4
-soeial slsas pag - ..osaas .1aes state
a.
oseesa saaaty sess dry" ~ aisg-sss
lnasonty.
Esas county sss forty ~soeiAi clubs On
sas fscoras.
Mrs. 1T Hlan4n. 0f sparta. did On
kl1ssizg uofalas agsd = ears.
d A. Tiaksf 4 c.. las 1ss Pstoskey
~ Sssds lfll. ope1ed % s4NEfag
n Il kucouras 1ras sfsrs - Corr ma
s4s basz .4zizsC Is.sssisg a.gn- L1ss az
nonscalm eounfv has thirty saEmiiis
ieit al pine saJ4zn - keep them r4n-
MAG
Ionla Law an Oresr League Ei1 try y
s,lPFrsas SO LEGAL Cl1D'' SAIGON sias-
ahoss.
ssloy ParshaiIs house il Bainbfidze
ns4r henlon asrbor 5lEnsd- Loss aooaI
o.. -. a. iasu-snce.
Saloons. under tie IS. must close ~ IL
,. ~. "Socl4l ellas uaaer 40 az, nay
run lfom Il = "a 20 q a. pa.
Dennls Early sn old resident of Watson.
feil lrom : lee ol lal1sssg and died from
tns inluriss received tns aane day
william Fox. OF Bangor. bad ais right
arm e.usoed ia tae f0rnacs machinery,
" Wsdnss,lsg, - tbst - Has anIpala,ed-
Psloz1ey kspubilcaas aEe feeling quite
BE ever tia rssult % iEs recent village
Fl.rar.sr.rf.s 44f Ill
eetsd except $40.
fhs ease - Elizabeth Ds~nss against
Wa. y Tur1er ~ slantOr tor sedacinz
her f3-geaf-oia daughter Ada resulted IA
yerd ct 60 plaintiff cf $500 ard costs
Drnzfon g sisley LIQUOR dealers 81 OF
seq. gbo tried tbs 'aila' dodge. have
been convicted 10 the Alegsr Circuit Conrt.
The eonrt decided that the ~cluo'' dodge
s0n' g s0rk.
The triAl q aga Palmer. Who Is charged
9TH chok.ng bis sussi wife % death 81
ANA, Lac heeu set i1r tF.ai in tns
Grau9t county Clscl.t CogrI March p
an Extra pansl II iarois has been sum
nonsd.
From present Indications the rapid IN
crsass % so-cai,sc social eiuos' IN the
larger towns u ae state. ~lli s0on develop
wore 1opHng and drunkenness than the
saloons t,d in their most paimy days.
Secret vices ar0duce public crimas-
Dr. r O. ts1z.e Il TIE STATE Agricultural
Coliege i-.lai Gray Ing 4nd aas decided 20 10
cafe tbe pias barren sxferimeo al farm With
tn one miis of that village. Eighty asres q
Lass have been secured and work vii %
bsxun ss soon a. shs Teafber perrits
Two divorce eases have 1een commenced
70 kaauskoo BY Two bro hers. Of the
Names If stephen and Henry Seamsn.
asa.nst tle'r Wiyss. LA aud Minnie sea-
men. vao are sistes Adultery Il CT rgsj
m both cases. % have been committed IN a
bsitie Creek aote1- The parties al hge st
CLIMAX
Nichgsn patens. : p BabcosS Adrian
cuf holder y p Bscher, Char ptts, land
roller r. r. Clark. Detroit ; 'a.v sham
holder. O-car Ca.vin. Buch1 raa q mlll
rrsualor, J. w. Gunner. ca &C eating
soge. ". j. Fen Ter. Jscks ~ tdIings
puri1sr. J. r. Fish. Gran a y. car
truck J. 7. Hall. -. Louis. ca ~ .rd: W.
II. Hall. Mgsksz0n. machins for grinding
shingls SAWS. ". :. Lawrence. Kalamazoo.
harrow iooth holder. A. Z. hutscrspsggh.
SasDperd. horse so0e nai.: Jno. Torrent,
Ausk sgon. steam lOx turner ". Z. Tracy
Grand Rapids. railway car step, W. G. Wit
Hams. Detr0il. Dains can press.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

The best Salve "a he world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. lcs-. Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chaoped Hands. Chilblsi as
Corns and all ss.r Erapticns. and posi-
lively cures Piles, or 20 pay required II
Is guaranteed To give perfeci satisfaction. ol
money refunded. Price Z5 cents PER box
For sale By Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Tivis:or-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
The Only Remedy
iOR
Contagious Blood Poison.

Mr. y. p h.au,s Cnion. sonth csrolins.
writes " was afflicted with a terrible case
q blood poison fof about tlllrtcen months !
was treated by lie bes, phy scians. snd used
various kinds II remedies bat received %
substantial relief. l inalls tried the swift
SPECIFIC, ana about four bottles cured ns-
sound aud well.
Col Il. X. kieser. editor anl proprietor Of
the opeilka, Ala, Times. under cate %
August 2, leef writes. Wien ] Was
youns man. throuen lldisrretiol, : cou-
tlacted disease which hSs stack -
me Tor YEAR. Some five or six years
since ! vas troubled with pains. SO as -
make 2; ci1cult Tor me 70 walk. Having
advertised the :. $. ;. IN ny pafer Ior several
year., concluded l wou.d tr9 Il 10 see n
there was any efficacy 81 the medicine.
commenced using it according 10 directions
and used half dozen bottles was once AZ a
az station and. getting LETT, walked the
seven miles and have never felt any return
of tho nid Ioalaay- After Experiencing the
gooc effects mast say an a*ilsIieo WIN
tho resIit. am hiNty-ei@hi years % see and
1 feel n8N Ike young man aud cao 20 -
the case when nee essay and set up from SIX
10 eight thousand ems without any incon-
vonience. ] send you this without solici1a-
ton.
~. r. woehI 2iI North Avenue. Chicago.
under date Of June =. isss. writes: Il dem
T. my duty a. thank you for the cure re-
cfFeG from rouf exec Iient MEDICINE. con
tracted very severe case of blood poison
ING auout two years ago. HEARING OF your.
medicine. went 10 drug store, the pro
prietOr or which persuaded me 20 Guy
lgfNtfdiffN tL llS UNis NfiitN re cetA Ntt-
a sure cure. used six hotties of his sfuT
and grew worse al the time. A. LIST -ot
diSgusted and drsnairfi of a cure met q
friend who told nie that your nie'i.cine had
cured aiil- I went 20 The ssrle drugy.sr
Ggain and demanded yolfT medicine re re-
lGctartly soi1 ne twelve bottles, and am
HOW perfectly cured. ] write tais fcr tie
hene.lt OF sufferers, 10 prevent tbeir being
deceived hy false representations. thank
you sgsiu for the benefit derived from your
medicine"
Dr. J. \. chenev, n prominent physician,
residing In Eiiav! To-. 3 hiey County. georgia.
in letter rccountsns the fnfsliibie success
he has in curing contagious blood poison
cases IN his extensive practice. wriies.
Those who know lhe almost ineYiabie,
permanently dangerous effects of mercury
VIII welcome your discovery OF ; D. > as
boon 10 humanity. TIE medical profession.
aiss US wary OF proprietary medicines, s
coming slowly. and in some cases secretlN.
20 IRE use OF 5. :. ;. N cases o1 boOd dis
order or course a medicine trat cures
poisoaiug n ifS worst form must purify tue
blood Of every disorder"
Treatise On Blood aal SKIN Diseases mailed
free TIE SWIFT sPrciftc &C..
Drawer =, Atlanta. Ga
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
-. - -. q.

re Celsior1le sna sriGs bITnlsed Ex-
rress - fae eueen ssssi Crcscsnt Rease
desirses iar hs7r~-x shfs Winter ne
iraised rurs thrasIea 3<s-r Cincinnati -
Nev orssns n t~~rry-sve hasir and a
aaIf clsselF cornecrinR VI. To- Anralp<
sartrea car. s1t utsxirg to esfsexe~f
-orss 4. tast Gei ghttni fAtss,r-;a -sf~ "a
Cue-s srs Cr>sr~af = hrs F@s- a. ar-~-usrl-
In Fiori1s s.vevse hre via ta-~na, rsrs
r~lcr asiiy h TAenasssiie so S-rs~op-
via Rs>s xsltdes. ete. zos1 sppssrstsou
= < Hegsa. P~sNnssr Assat, n~sroik
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

LsNsrvG. Nsrcb i5.-Ths Jackson Ian
sing z >sEinaw Railroad Company other
wise the Nichi-an Centrs Rave 6iet .
petition in ths fazbsm County CircGit
Court sSkinz "a remove the z~est safe
sNamp Isut csses to ne Jrirs3 STATES
Coars Pending ~ hssr.nT Harsy Russsl
for the raiFoso company. Eot certified
copies 81 tas rsrers from The I'xbsm
uafnd tte css~ to ths5 ccnrt vii &c argued
Ner dsv This move sracss - scheme
fer 81 ~ cr NhIca teer.seft8r nsr be zept
unse e. npon nufii the Lee -htnrs m sers.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

SrsvroS. Msrch s--fhe oass of Eliza
kesh Dovner azsiast Wflsm r Turner
a. ola resiieuf sni srsmineat cifzsn ef
this rlsrs 'nr seigc.1z her i4-vear-oid
csuz ter Ads. has been on friti far the
past ttgss fays here it -eeaiei todav ia
. vefeici o. fa- rialnE3 1ls inrF allow
in< her ss damages ans e0s.s ne
-.ri.c1 is a srs-rrs-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17
OUR MARKET REPORTS.
Quotations 81 wsrs-Ths Grand
Rapids Markets


>ss Iork
Aarco rs. - Hhsst Opened con p4rslly > y
sls21y c-s s<Sol 1s4xeae1 an 6e. lzls1 I e -
. "a as degree ~ setiY,y No 2 rel AprsL
= g s9sc Mas. -. ~ = 1aDs. 81 s 90 49,
Soso-s,9 - l9aer zn1 ulSderstes a1liFe.
Ma "vs-sro, spol. ossol4e - faiNssss -
teEs-Ds1- Asw mes. zS9eslaz, ga
az -5s- -l5et
- 4-1ett-- - - rS4 4.-sss-. $50
beissr - Finl. rafhsT r..sL IS astesa l4ss2
ksgs-is5sc
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-17

Msrch le--S hest-EAsy. casa = 5lsc April
"A -. Nay -
CeFn--L4sy Iash 47t.c. Aprii SIC. MAJ
4 l-tse
Osas ssesdy. Nay 81 l-l6e
Nhisky SIS
PoxS-fI "a. Casa 81 O5. Nav sis.I7sz
Lard-flfm. Casa. O. 5e,< Nay. So
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

enough furnished for us all to keep
house together, but on finding out, as is
usually the case, that few members
want to do the entire "bossing" of the
house, and give the easy-going and
peace-loving members Of the family the
scraps that are thrown and the crumbs
that fall from the table; that for the
sake of peace and for the good of the
whole family, that some of the mem
bers better move out and put up anoth-
er building in which to keep house,
leaving to the others, our brothers, the
grand old building Of our fathers and
their fathers to manage as they see
proper. Then our mother, loving US all
and treating us all alike, we (the South
Carolina College, Citadel Academy and
Agricultural College, will have a clear
field and the mother Of Us all will be
made die happier for the blessings and
honors we shall shower down upon her
devoted head. And in the race for
positions ofhonor and trust, both in and
outof the State, every interest will be
represented and protected, and none
will receive detriment.
Respectfully,
J. 4. SLIGH.
AOril 81. 1853.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

We present in this issue the annual
financial report of the town of New
berry. This is a matter in which all
the citizens alike havean interest. The
total income Of the town, apart from
the special levies, is nearly Sl1 900. The
expenses Of the past year have been a
little heavier than usual OH account of
the deepening Of SCOTS creek, the
widening of streets, the purchase of Il
burial ground for the colored people,
and the salary Of the Mayor, and still
there is surplus of 81, 400 in the treas
ury. The debt Of the fire department
will be paid in another year, and the
people will he relieved of that tax.
But the opera house debt does not seem
to get much lower. IN fact, it would
seem from the annual report that the
present levy for the payment of this
debt does not quite pay the interest.
The debt of the town, however, is a
veay small one fora town of its size.
Upon the whole the showing iSa Very
satisfactory one, and the finances seem
to bc in i healthy condition.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
NEWBERRY, S. c,
THURSDAY, APRIL ), 1888.

The municipal election in Columbia
resulted in the choice Of the regular
nominees of the Democratic party.
There was considerable newspaper
writing about one of the nominees,
j. NJ. Smith, who was at one time a
Republican in the State Senate. Mr..
Smith claims to be u Democrat now
and for the past twelve years. He was
nominated at the primary election, and
party allegiance caused many Demo
Gratis to vote for him who otherwise
would not possibly have done so. At
any rate the Democracy seems to be
solid at the capital.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
NEW PIRM! NEW GO ODS!!

With cordial thanks for the liberal pa
tronage received in our opening, we
would respectfully inform our patrons,
friends and the public generally that We
are constantly adding it. ms to our stock.
We now keep our special line complete
and you can always fud What We adver-
tise.
Our Dress Goods now consist OF Cash
meres, Nuns Yelling, Henrietta'$ Almos
Seba<topol, Flannels, Trieot, aud. al
other woolen goods now fashionable,
Silks, Waterpd Silks and Satins, Cling
hams and domestic Plaids and Calicos.
Knit Goods for Ladies and Misses and
Children Jerseys, Undervests, Pants
and Skirts, also, Gents Underrests. ...
We can give you full Bridal Out
fit'' IS cheap as you can buy and make
them. Why then, all the trouble and
vexation of gathering up and making,
when We have them ready at your door!
Full line of nicely finished and embroid-
cred Underwear in full suits-at prices
to suit all. -.
Corsets and Bustles Of all sizes and at
all prices.
Ladies. Misses and Childrens' Hose,
anu 1cuCS 1dI1 I4OSS.
Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs,
Linen, Lawn, ,and Silk. .
Ladies Linen Collars and Cuffs. j..
Full line of Trimming Goods in all
the latest and most fashio aable goods
viz: Furs, Satin$, Silk, Velvet, Velveteen,
Gimp, Galloon, Hercules Braid, COTS
BRAD, Beaded Sets, fhand made) Beaded
Trimming in all cO]OrS. Domestic Home
spun. Bleached and Unbleached Tick
iugS, Flannels, ETC., in fact everything
usually found in first-class Dry Goods
store. -. ..,.,:.q -
All Millinery Goods will now be sold
at big discount. preparatory to Spring
trade. j!
Agency for ''Brohard's Window
Holder,' or Lock, useful and safe, no
Burglar can enter where this lock is APP
plied-now on exhibition in front Of
store. Call and examine.
Three nice rooms, Immediately over
store, for rent at reasonable prices.
Misses Leila Rives. Mamie Metts and
Stevie Bowers are still with us and will
take pleasure in showing our new and
select stock of fashionable goods to their
many friends and customers generally.
Again thanking you for the liberal
patronage extended and soliciting con-
tinuance OF the same, We are
Most Respectfully,
NR. & NRS. THOS, T. TARRAAT,
Main street. Newberry, sc.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
Sensation in a Mississippi Court.

BRANDON, Miss, March 3O.-This is
the sixth week of the trial of Colonel
Hamilton for the murder of the young
Prohibition editor Gambrell. The sen-
sation ofto-day was caused by the Court
ordering the sheriff to search every per-
son applying to be admitted into the
court room tomorrow, saying that if
any pistols or other deadly weapons
were found that he would visit the Sc
verest punishment in his po er. Since
the trial began it has been a notorious
fact that the partisanso of both sides had
pistols in their pockets, and since the
little trouble between the opposing law
yers two days ago, in which the sher-
iff prevented blows, a row has been im-
minent.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

There has been considerable discus
sion and expression ofopinion amongst
the press of the State on the question of
holding one of the State Conventions at
some other place than Columbia. We
can see 70 reason why one of the con-
ventions should not be held at some
other place than Columbia. We do not
hold that opinion because we think
Columbia is "a cess pool of corruption"
as some papers have charged against
others holding this opinion, neither are
we prompted by sectional prejudice. We
feel an interest in Columbia as much as
any other town in the State. Yet we
cannot see any reason why it might
not be a good idea to hold a convention
occasionally at some other point.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05
Raleigh's Runaways.

Toronto, March 3l.-Samuel G..
White and c. f. Cross the abscond-
ing officials ofthe State National Bank
of Raleigh, n. c. were brought before
a police magistrate this morning and
remanded till Monday, to await the
arrival of the witnesses and papers
from Raleigh.
WASHINGTON, March 3l.-District
attorney Busbee and Chief Of Police
Heartt, of Raleigh, n. G. passed through
Washington to-day on ,heir way to
Toronto, Canada, after the defaulting
officers of the State National Bank of
Raleigh. While here they had short
conference with Comptroller Trenholm
in regard to the affairs Of that bank.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

An international congress of women
was held in Washington last week.
They advocated woman suffrage, and a
number of other foolish things of which
the women Of our section care very lit
tie for. There We're many strong mind
ed women present.
Woman's sphere is not in the forum
Or at the ballot box, and we are glad
that a large majority Of Southern wo-
men care but little for these things and
prefer to ''rule the world' by "rocking
the CRADLE Woman's place is home.
There she ejuStlyholds sway as queen and
misstresS. There we prefer for her to
stay and properly train her sons for
the sterner duties of life and her daugh-
ters to hold the sway and reign su-
preme in her place when she is called
up higher.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

Col. {. II. Suher informs The Herald
and News tnat he is not u candidate for
delegate from South Carolina to the
National Democratic Convention in St.
Louis in June. He is in favor of the
denomination OF Mr.. Cleveland how
ever. Or, rather, as Col. Suber expresses
it, he is in favor Of the convention rati-
flying the action Of the people, inasmuch
as Mr. Cleveland has already been re-
nominated by the people. Col. Suber
was member of the convention four
years ago, that nominated Mr.. Cleve-
land, and heartily favors his noEina-
ton for 4 second term.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1888-04-05

Harper's Weekly in speaking of Re
publican leaders and presidential posi-
bilities says Of Mr.. Blaine il this con-
nection: To-day the nomination is
anybody's', and that is precisely the
-situat; 'T in which, unless some other
cancssiieetsste gains an early and decisive
lead, Mr.. Blaine's name is likely to be
thrown into the convention, securing
the eno1nination by a hurrah, and leaving
him to decide, what he has not yet said,
whether he will accept it,
Just so, and it will not take much of
a prophet to see what Mr.. Blaine will
do under such a trying ordeal. Mr..
Blaine is anxious to be president and a
nomination by his party is one step in
that direction, but as opposed to Mr..
Cleveland, the next step, that of an
election by the people, is d longer one
than Mr.. Blaine will be able to make.