davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
Hcuuinlpania.

Gn iergelis lllptfe banbte 9irsbas
Morsen nar Gable gitp nosle Wil /
Norb for Sbamofin, ioet ct Jrasttos
itpbte Iammen meb ct @rustus, buo,peb
6 Nrbeibere brebtes % 5 blsu lipsfars
fig befabisebe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
afota.

Neset Regu. 9sat til 2irsbas os
molten bele 1irsbas resnebe bet uafs
bruot i Sames os Nisiuuri 9alene !
ben mittre Del al 7aiOta. &esnfalbet
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
II bIambet.
MerifD.

Yrsiibent Sial gjenoalgt. 5 Ons
bags bOlotes gals paa @leftorer, Der
palser 4refoent % Senatorer. Der
par fun liben Gntbuiiasme os naiten
insen Sppoiition til 9iuS os Qbmiui.
itratiunens a%anoibater.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
StmcsSabeI.
gbitaso, WiItpatfee & ct. Yaul.
Eecnfnh Rrdnh

Rcro,ntrGnst oisaar al. 100 Tormtbbaa, ,~onnettsr
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bast II :55 Tormibba9. acknowledgement afaaur
81. IA Gftsrmiboas, tcuustter mso ats % ipoaoaenes
qrau, rtturntrsr al. 5:15 Gitermiboaa.
Grasttrrnet antommer oaelis sL 9:35 SormtbSoa
% aiadat al. 5:45 @itcrmioeaq.
'pasiaeertrruere pasierer Stationer | 9iureIbeis
gpurip til islaenoe Gioer:
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
3obesV Summer 7f9.
Stalttn.

geo be nps nibolote muuitiralt
galg ! Senua % Beneois ieireoe BE-
libsraIs pper be papefise Ranoiooter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04

Dor itsrre enb bet bor uaret i Manbs
minoe. 5armerns bar MI subt Saab
ON at iaa en- ~uiabuanlis itpr Nulins.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
Gnostjcncnc.
SsrHtommenbe Ssnboss 5ormibecs III.
lO1f.

Baiior .. s. Satleftao prabiter / BEN tpo
he airte / DEBORAH, 81. 2 Gitermiboaa, Ste
ssnous efter Psychological, ben Soe Suli
isitionmerne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04

senbas al. 80 @itermionag nprIf Bra.
Siten / 9ecorab erselite Metbppittnfe.
Tprmiooa9 I'll 1917 Ir9oifen / gSaihino.
ION Trairie Nte thpoifttrfe.
5rehas Nften (eenne ll9e) Spbpsselie hos
u. 8. Somrter. 8. y. Bergb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-07-04
BRETON Sran6.
@aufpu GRAND.

Nabcl Stasc ajgaar ira 0scornb busr Gitermibs
Rag 81. 100 % ira Mabcl bper Vioreeu ri. Z.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30

kNlac, to sic WszystkO ma
mic ME zdalo. Jak skonczymy
rozmowe, mozesz sobie iezyS
rozpuscic DO wolf, ale pc co
szamotaG sic zawczesnie. Pa
mietaj c tenn, 2e czasami lu-
die bedacy najwiekszymi wro-
gaml z rama, zamienia)a sic
wieczorem W dobrych przyja-
cio}. Chcialbym z tobq pomo-
vic chwilke rozsadnie, a ]e3eli
wciaz bedziesz sypa] obelgami,
to nigdy do konca ME dojdzie-
my. Przyszedfem potargowac
sic troche z toba, q gdy wy
sfuchasz moica propozycyi,
mole W koncu bedziesz nieco
ola mnie wzglednlejszym.
-Jezeli masz mi jskq pro-
pozycyq uczynic mowit Ro-
land, usi}ujqc gniew robamo-
wac - to NOW krotko i
predko, lub idz precz.
-Na)prz6d chcialbym VIE
dziec, kto zamordowaf Plan
kishawa i jego dw6ch iowa
rzyszow i kto wyprawi} ma
tamten SWAT pieciu czerwo-
nych sk6r w dolinie Blami.
zabic takich wprawnych do
boju woyowuikow, ME TAX to
fatwo, jak zforzeczy6 i pre-
klinaG. Ty musisz wiedziec kto
ich pomordowa}.
-Gd7 p%rzy3d1ie kolej ma
cieb'e, bedziesz ich mogf sam
Q to zapytae = oapowiedziaf
Roland.
= To bye mole = mruknaf
2 pewna Ottawa Daniel Doe
zawsze radbym jednak vie
dziec, jak wygl4ua Ouch Pusz-
czy.
Nam nadzieje, De 60 vi
rzysz, gdy CT wyryje krwawy
krzy2 ma plersi = odpowie-
dial Roland, ME rozumiejqc
prawie, co ma Duch Puszczy
wspolnego re smiercia Indyan
zabitych przez Natana.
Me cheese movie? ha,
mniejsza o to. Powiedz mi
przynajnlniej, kto jest ow dia-
bel biafy, umalowany Jak In
dyanin, ktorego Wenonga usi-
]nje zamieniG ma swego przy-
jaciele?
-Czy lyle on .jeszcze? =
zapytaf Roland.
-Zyje i 2yc pewnie bedzie,
jezeli zechce zaspokoi6 cieka-
wosc Czarnego Sepa. Ba, wte-
dy obsypie go narami i gotow
jeszcze swoim czarnoksieani-
klein zrobiG.
COT zrobiq z Ralfem?
-Spala go jak szczura cd.
powiedZiaf Daniel.
"A 70 mna9
To zaleAy zupe]nie cd cie>
bic. Jezeli d,bijemy targu,
bedziesz sobie zyf swobodnie
W ma]atku twego wuja, je3eli
ME, spalq Gle dzicy, juz ola.
tego samego, zeby pozred
twoje SERGE. Giupcy CT mnie.
maja, ze spozycie serca dziel.
nego wojowai]5a. dodaje me
ztwa tym, kt6rzy go zjedli.
A mo]a siostra?
% mia sic ME troszcz
Szczesliwy ia los czeka, jezeli
bedzie rozsadna. What ia pod
opieke potezny cziowiek, kt6.
ry lei ME da zakrzywi III w1osa
ma glowie L..
A tym poteanym cz}o.
wiekiem jest Ryszard Braxley.
najnedzniejszy fotr, jaki kie.
dykolwiek ma swiecie zatru.
wal powietrze swoim jadowi-
tym oddechem. Jak powa2a-
Gle sic, nikczemny, dotyka(
tel sziachetne; d~ziewicy?
No, JUL to przyznaj, ze
Braxley lest wiekszvm Mix
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
OUCH PUSzCzY..
Opsxiadanie /, anerykanskith Borrow
wed}ug DR.. Birda obrobi{
WI. L. ANCZYC.
(Ciag dalszy.)

g..adaf, ME rozpaczvf tel mad
swojem policemen, ale Dire
cyl sic najokropniej tenn, IL
przez bezprzyktadna lekkc-
myslnosc stat sic przyczyna
zguby ~anielskiej danny. Kiedy
go zawleczono pred ognisko
i zaczeto obelgami %okrywac,
dusza jego oburzyfa sic, zbu-
dzifa sic, zbudzilo meztwo /
zapiawszy wedlug zwycza)u,
zaczqf wolac wyzywajqcym to-
mem.
-Kukuryku! Obrzydie opo-
je! cuchnqce wyrzutki piekfa!
kandydaci do stryczka! Wa
tcoby wan wydre! Zebra po-
Jamie i okiem wyciagne, a
potem GAIA wles, razem 70
wszystkiemi jak tn j%estescie,
pofkne i pogrzeble w molm
1o}adku! kukuryku!
Osagowie zrozumiel, to wy
zwanie wymowione wpof pc
iudyjsku a wpo} pc angielsku,
ale pod wplywem przesadu
i zabobonu, widzac cudem z)a
wiajacsgo sic Ralfa, o ktorym
mniemali, 3e jest zabitym,
nietylko ME obrazill sic, ale
nawet plzelekli srozby a ME
jeden wierzac W moe nadprzy-
rodzona wielkiego czarnoksiez-
nika, patrzyl osfupiafym wzro-
klein ma Ralfa> myslac mad
tenn, W jaki sposob pomiesci
GAIA wies W swym 3ofqdku.
Zaprestano obelgi krzykow;
wiezniow porozprowadzono pc
osobnych chatach, dodawszy
ka2demu stra3 zio3ona z mai
doswialczenszych wojownikow.
W godzine pozniej cafe wies
spoczywafa znowu W glebo-
kim snie, wyjawszy wartowni-
kow czuwajacych mad wlez-
miami.
Daniel wracaf do swe) cha
ty, gdy nagle ujrzai Braxleya,
ktorego nakonlec stara lndyan'
ka zabierajac sic do spoczyn-
kr i znalazlszy pod brzemie-
MEM skor, rozwiazafa i 3D.
kneblowafa. Braxley z pre-
ra3eniem dostrzegf strate do
kumentu, zapewniajacego mu
posiadanie majatku. W prze-
strachu, pomieszaniu i zame-
Gle, jake go ogarnefy gdy go
Nstan tax niespodziewanie ma
padf, ME mogf dostrzedz milk
Nicola testamentu. Dopiero
kiedy go Indyanka rozwiqzafa,
%spostrzegf swoje nieszczescie,
a pierwszem zapytanlem gdy
spotkaf Doego byfo, czy te-
stameEtu Hie znalazf.
Doe starai go sic uspokoic,
twierdzac, il zapewne perga-
min wysliznaf mu sic z zana
dra podczas pasowanla sic z
~nleznaJomym, 2e zapewne pod
niosf go kt6ry z Osagow, a
.jutro jake rzecz niemajqca
2adnej wartosci, niezawodnie
zwroci.
Braxley uspokoif sic wpraw-
die co do testamertu, lecz
ME mniejsze ogarneio go pre-.
ra2enie, gdy sic dowiedziaf,
De Roland lyle. | tn Doe sta.
rat sic go u%spokoic, zapewnia
JAG, il kapitan zuajdu)ac sic
W reku Czarnego Sepa, zyw
Gem z mich ME wyidzle.
- Dziwie sic = zauwa2y:
Braxley = De niedawno jesz-
cze dreczy}y Gle wyrzuty SUI
mienia ma wspomnienie smier
CT Rolanda, teraz zas zapew
niasz mic skwapliwie, z wiel
ka cbjetnoscla, 2e umrze.
= Prawda - odpowiedzia:
Daniel-lecz pamietaj, re po-
przednio ia 60 wydafem W re
Indyan, vice smierc jego ne
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
.wolenie lnnie i Edyty?

-Ot61 piervsze rozumne
sfowo jake wyrzekles. Dobrze
vice, zaczhijmy sic uktadaG;
jezeli przyjmlesz mole warun-
Xxi, ws:ystko p6jdzie jak z
p1atka.
Now.
-Najprzod malehkie ob;as-
nlenie:: Trzeba ci wiedzieG ka-
pitanie, lie sic wcale ME ma
zywam Daniel Doe, ale James
Atkinson. Re to ia porwafem
Klarysse Iverton, ktora stryj
twoj, a przyjaciel jej OLGA,
uczynif W pierwszym testa-
mencle swoja generalnq die
dziczkq.
-Jakto, vice dziewcze to
ME zglneto w pfomieniach?
-Uchowaj Boze = odpo-
wiedziat Atkinson. M 1ada-
ME Braxleya, plenipotenta two
lego stryja, ga co nawiasem
powied2iawszy, zap}acif mi
wcale licho), porwafem trzech-
letnia dziewczynke j umkna-
fem z MIA ma pogranicze. Ola
zatarcia Shadow, dom. w kto
rym ochmistrzynia swojq
mieszkafa, spalil sic, bahia sic
uplek}a, ale dziewczyna oca-
lafa.
Cot sic z MA sta}o?-za-
pytaf ciekawie kapitan.
= Ba, to dfuga historya,
chowafa sic i PREY mnie i ME
PREY mnie, ale W koncu sprzy-
krzyio mi sic z dzieciakiem i
oddafem ia ma opieke pu1ko-
wnikowi Bruce.
-Jakto... vice Telie?...
Jest Klaryssa Iverton; a
ME mojq corkq, DO ia c5rki
nigdy ME mlafem.
A zatem jej przypada ma
jatek mojego stryja.
-Wiec gdybys zostaf kiedy
jego dziedzicem.... zagadnaf
Atkinson.
= Zwrocilbym go natych-
mast prawej sukcesorce.
Il zrobifbys bezpotrzebne
%glupstwo, gdy& stryJ 2afujac
popedliwosci swojeL odwofaf
roozniejszym testamentem da-
rowizne dobr, a tylko przezna-
cyl Klaryssie cztery tysiace
gwinei posagu.
-Ale3 ten drugi testament
zostal zniszczony.
-Bynajmiej. -. Patrz-mo-
viii, dobywajac zwlVvk perga-
minu-oto ow dokument. Czy-
tai -dodaf podniecajac ognis-
ko i rozposcierajac pismo pred
okie Rolanda-testament spi-
sany podfug wszelkich form
plawnych.
Roland zatopif wzrok z cie-
kawosciq W ~dokumencie. Byf
on spisany wfasnorecznie przez
Ralfa Forrestora, a czego sic
mlodzian nigdy ME spodziewaf,
tchnat czula tkllwoscla ku me-
mu i Edycie. Skonczywszy
c~zytanie, odezwaf sic do At
klnsona:
-Uwolnij mic z wiezow
i oswobodz moja siostre, a
dam CT W dare piekn4 kolo-
mic W dobrach mojego stryja
i jeszcze pieniedzy lyle. lie
bede mog}.
-Dobrze to jest = rzekf
tamten, zwi]ajac i chowa]ac
pergamin w zanadrze = lecz
jeszcze jest inny Narunek.
Najprzod, zapewne zechcesz
Tell wyplacic summe zastrze-
iona testamentem.
Bee najmniejszego waha-
MIA.
- Folwarku ME che lecz
"a ten dokumencih wypfaclsz
mi diva twsiace gwinei. Ia
- u
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
poczem rozeszli sic 10 swoich
mieszkaiii.
ROZDZ1AL Xxi.
Targ.

W osadzle indyjskiej; wieznio-
vie slyszeli co chwila to wy
strza}y, to jaxies okrzyki try
umfu lub zgrozy, a czesto do
ich uszu dochodzilo nazwisko
Dzibbenenosaha, Ducha Pusz-
czy. Wracaty oddziaiy wojow.
nikow osagsAich wyprawy
przeciwko bialym. Jedni przy-
wozili fupy zdobyte W csadach
bladych twarzy, inni powraca-
Ii pobici, a donlesieui4 o
smierci wo]ownikow poleglych
W wyprawie, wywo}a}y wycia
i narzekania Indyau. Jedna z
gromad donios}a Wenondze o
znalezieniu Plankishawa, wraz
z dwoma jego towarzyszami,
zamordowani prze2 Ducha
Puszczy, Jak o EN- swladczy-
fy krwawe krzyae, ma ich
piersiach wyryte.
Najwiecej atoli zgrozy wy
wofafa wiesG, przyniesiona
przez kilku miodych Indyan,
o znalezleniu pieciu trupow,
ich wspofrodakow, W dolinie
Biami Przera1enie / wsciek
lose ogarne}y Osag6w, gdy
sic dowiedzieli, lie pieciu wa
lecznych ] dzielnych wojowni-
kow, zostsfo wymordowanych
tut prawie pod lch bokiem,
lie nakoniec trzech z mich
miafo ma p%iersiach fata]ne
krzy1e. Wtedy to rozlegio sic
nazwisko Ducha Puszczv, z
towarzyszeniem przeklenstw i
zabobonnej trwogi.
Roland skrepowany i stree
tony przez dwoch wysckich i
silnych wojownikow, sfyszaf to
wszystko, lecz ME siedziaf
co to znaczy. Dozorcy Jego
sxracall soble cZas roZmowa,
lub wybieganiem "a drzwi,
ola dowiedzenia sic o nowi-
mach. [ oni powtarzali czesto
nazwisko D2ibbenenosaha, o.
gladajac sic przesa9nie ma
wszystkie strony, jak gdyby
lekali ale, a2eby Inc sic ME-
spodziewanie ME ukazaf.
Wieczor JUL nadchodzit, a
kapitan ME wiedzia1 wcale, co
sic dzieje z lego siostra j to-
warzyszaml 2ieszczescia, ME
wiedziaf, k!edy nakoniec dzicy
rozpoczna ioh meczarnie. 0
zmierzchu usfyszat rozmowe
zcicha, pomiedzy pilnujacy.ni
go Indyanaml, a jakims OBJ
Gym, kt6ra sic zakohczyia
wyjsclem straznikow "a draw.
Nieznajomy wszediszy do cha
ty, r%ozdmuchnat oguisko ma
srodku plonace, a PREY lego
swietle, Roland z niemafem
podziwieniem / wstretem roz-
poznal rysy Danlela Doe. Raz,
czy diva tylko W zyciu, Wi
dziaf kapitan obllcze tego bia-
lego Indyanina, ale zanadto
SLIME utkwi}y w.jego pamieci,
ably mogf je kiedykolwiek "a
pomnieG.
Roland widzac, De ami pros.
by, All obietnice i b&agania
ME zdofaJa wzruszyc Indyan:
postanowif milczec al do smier.
CT, ktorej sic lada chwila spo,
dziewaf, ale widok tego czlo.
wieka, bedacego rrzyczyns
wszystkich jego i siostry ME.
szczesc, byf dostatecznym,
a&eby piers jego przepeini(
gorycza i najdziksza ME
wsciek}os6 rozbudzic. Krew
zagotowafa sic W zytach Ro.
landa, szarpnal sic W swoici
petach, a czujac Re zerwat
ich ME zdofa, zawotal gniew
ME:
-totrze nikczemny. jak
smiesz stawoc %przedemua!
" ,c+oo,1 ~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1888-08-30
Winohski Bank
Oszczednosci.

The Winona Servings Bank
Druga III. miedzy Main i Center.
Bank ten bedzie pfaci} pro-
cent Cd wszelkich depozyt6w,
poczawszy cd jednego dolara,
cd | grudnia 1885 r.inadal.
Wypo2ycza pjeniqdze ma ME
r~uchomosci..
Czfonkowie Komitetu:
VIM. Widnom, prezydenr,
@. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
F. A. Rising, skarbnik.
Il. M. Kinney, R. B. Basford,
j. 81. Jenkins G. j. Camp.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11
State Pensions.

COLUMBIA, April .6.-The appliea-
tons for pensions continue to multi
ply, and so many have come in from
counties which have heretofore not
been largely represented in the apph-
cations that it is probable that the
pension board viii have to review its
work, and endeayor i'll its allowances
this year, to apportion the payments
so as to let each county have It's prop
er proportion of bene6ciaries under
the Act Attorney General Earle will
be here early next week to join the
rest of the board in again reviewing
the pensions. Until the final review
is completed, of course no publica-
ton of the names of the pensioners
will be permitted. The demoraliz-
ing effects of any pension legislation
is illustrated by the many attempts
which have been made to obtain pen
sions under incorrect and improper
representations
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11
Charleston Floral Fair.

The Charleston Floral Fair, to be
held the 17tb, 18th, and 18th Of this
month, promises to be better than
ever before. The German Schutzen-
fest will be held at the same time.
Railroads viii sell tickets for 3 cents
a mile round trip, good till tie follow
ing Monday.
The programme Of amusements for
the week includes three days of fbicycle
racing, a balloon ascension and novel
performance by Prof. Wells, the re,
nowned aeronaut; Southern League
championship base ball games; pen
nant race by the Carolina Yacht Club:
dress parades each afternoon by the
Cadets of the South Carolina Military
Academy; open air concerts by the
Anderson Juvenile Band and various
other attractions.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11

In looking over list Of rejected
pension applications in the Columbia
Register a few days ago, we were very
much surprised to see in that list the
name of Philip 7. Drayton. We know
that he was wounded at the battle OF
Secession7ille, and in consequence OF
that wound has been unable to earn
living. It certainly seems to US
that if any one deserves pension,
Mr.. Drayton does. We do not know
how many more cases there may be
like Mr.. Drayton's, bit. the disallow-
ance Of his pension appears to us as
an unwarrantable rejection OF a right,
eous claim, and savors somewhat o1
rea-tapeism. We are further of the
opinion, that all the pensions should
begin from the date of the passage
of the Act, creating the pension fund
Sumter Aduunce.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11
Newspapers in 1888.

From thesedition of Geo. P. Rowell
& Cos. american Newspaper Di-
rectory," published April I'd its
twentieth year, it appears that the
newspapers and periodicals OF all
kinds issued in the United States and
Canada, now number $3.50, showing
q gain of $50 during the last twelve
months and of 1856 in ten years.
The publishers of the Directory as
se1t that the impression that when
the proprietor of newspaper under
takes to state what has been his ex-
act circulation, he does hot generally
tell the truth is an erroneous one;
and they conspicuously offer a reward
of S1OO for every instance in their
book for this year, where it can be
shown that the detailed report re-
ceived from publisher was untrue.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11
The State Contention.
be warm

COLUMBIA, April Especial: The
State Democratic executive commit
tee met in the Carolina National Bank
at $50 tonight. Fourteen OF the
twenty-five members were present as
follows ". H Brawley, S. P. Win
gard, W. J. Fishburne, L. T. Izlar,
]. W. Moore, Geo. S. Mower, e. B.
Murray, J. A. Hoyt, G. ". Shell, R.
E. Allison, G. S. Mccall, j. f. Rhame,
is. Porcher Smith and F. ". Dawson.
The principal questions for tie con-
sideration of the committee were
whether one or two conventions
should be recommended, and where
the Convention which they called
should meet. It vas decided that
the Convention to elect delegates to
the National Democratic Convention
should be called to meet on the 17th
of May.
Then the question arose as to
where this Convention should be held
and there was much discussion upon
this subject. The question was final
| ly put to a vote and resulted as fol-
lows: Columbia s, Charleston 3, and
Greenville 3. The Convention will
accordingly be held in this city.
The committee recommended that
this Convention should not make
nominations for State officers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11
s.Damn the NeMsnaperS.N

The above is surely a strange re-
mark to come from any one; still 1t
is sometimes used under different
circumstances. When a man owes a
newspaper and is asked for the mon
ey when itruns counter to his views,
opposes his pet schemes, or shows
him up to the public in bis true light
for his misdoings, he is ready to cry
out "damn the newspapers" Ii the
newspapers, however, can at any time
be HOODWINKED into giving such men
a stpufS," they are ready to hurrah for
the newspapers, Such men generally
find their level in public estimation.
When you hear man s'damning
the newspapers, ask him his reasons
for saying so.-Sun1ter Adconce.
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The Heathan,

CHARLESTON, S. G., April l.-5ome-
thing of q sensation was created here
to-day by the publication in the 1A'etcs
and Courier of the views Of leading
local clergymen on the fate Of the
heather after death. Eight clergy
men We're Interviewed, representing
Methodist, Baptist, Episcopal, Unita-
Ran, Presbyterian, Jew and Roman
Catholic. The question asked was
what is tie fate Of the heather after
death. The Methodist, Episcopal,
Unitarian, Catholic ard Jew express
the opinion as promulgated by the
late Pope Plus lA--''That those who
are invincibly ignorant Of the truths
revealed by Christ or of the teachings
Of the true church, and who faithfully
observe the divine natural law, aided
by the light Of reason and the grace
OF God, may be saved
DR.. Thompson, Scotch Presbyte-
rian, expresses the opinion that all
who die without conversion, he;ithen
or Christian, are damned.
Or. Bracket, Presbyterian, thinks
that the heather will be judged by
their own consciences, but doubts
their salvation unless converted.
Dr.. Ford, Baptist, expresses the
opinion that there is no salvation out
of Christ, and that God has done
enough to leave the heathen without
excuse.
The publication of these views has
created quite sensation in religious
circles and the discussion promises to
be warm.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11

The Charleston World, which has
hersteforeL been booming Gov. Hill
for President hasogiYen up BIZ Hill IN
asmuch as it is now conceded that
HM win not Be The Democratic can
didate. -for. Presidens. Cleveland is
considered decidedly the most avail
able candidate, and if be will consent
torun for the second time, he can
easily gesa the nomination- But in
his quiet, unobstrusive, attend-to-hls'
own-business manner, he has given
: no indicat;ons whether or. not he will
8 .runior the presidency a second time.
Il isyesg probable, however, should
the nomination be rendered Cleve-
land, thatihe viii accept, and be re-
elected president.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11

LesE. Monday was the twenty-third
anniversary Of the surrender OF Lee
andof the sacing and burning OF
Manning by: Potter's army. This
viii be sufficient to call up in the
minds Of sour eoafede rate veterans,
numerous scenes of those trying
times. TWAS on that day, the 9th o
1866, that Charley Jones, now
chief Of police Of Sumter, shot Yam
Zee soldier, almost in front OF the
Presbyterian church, and made his
escape from the approaching enemy,
at the peril of his life. Other Incl
aensof that day will crowd forward
in the mind Of the veteran. Those
days are Of the past, it is true, and
belong TO: a lost cause, but they are
never6heles Dear TO our hearts, and
we should continue to hold them to
memory dear
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The Raleigh Bank Boodlers.

Tonosro, osr., April 7.-Nhite
and Cross, the Raleigh bank forgers,
left for Raleigh in charge of Police
man Heart on the noon train to day.
At the police Court this morning no
evidence was offered on the charge
of bringing stolen money into Canada,
and it was Withdrawn. An agree
ment regarding the money found on
the prisoners has been made to the
effect that it be sent by express to g
bank in New York to be held IN trust
subject to the joint order Of the cash
ier Of the Norfolk bank, and OF the
receiver of the State National Bank
of Raleigh, until the question OF
which is entitled TO it is determined
By the proper Court in North Caro-
lima
State Attorney Busbee signed an
agreement also that the prisoner only
be tried on charges, first of forg-
ing promissory note for s6,25o, pur:
porting to be signed by D. Il. Graves
and ". H. Sanders second, for forg-
ing note for $500, purportins to
be signed by W. Fl. Avery and n. j.
Barber third, for forging a promisso-
ry note of $500, purporting to be
signed by H. A. Morgan, James Par
ker and G 0. Reddick.
RALEIGH, April 9.-.Cross and White
the absconding president and cashier
! of the State National Bank, We're
brought back to Raleigh this morn.
ing from Canada Bail is fixed at
$4,000 each, and while it seems that
White can give bail, some difficulty
is found in getting bail for Cross
White says he will not be bailed un'
less Gross can find bondsmen.
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MIR. Levi asks US to say to any per-
son who may be owing him, that if
he is unable just now to pay him, yet
has some cash which he wishes to
spend to the best advantage, that he
VIII give him for that cash the same
advantages as he would to any one
else. So if you have the money go to
Lewis and get the benefit of his bar
gains. Don't because you happen to
Be in his debt go elsewhere to spend
your cash.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-04-11

The South Carolina Chamauquon for
April will contain a cabinet size por-
trait Of Mrs. Sallie F. Chapin, the
champion temperance worker Of the
United States and sketch of her life
BY Charles D. Vedder, D. D., of Char
lesion. S. c.; a thrilling chapter de-
scribing the burning by Sherman's
army Of the city of Columbia; hints
to teachers, and other Interesting mat
ter. If you wish to read spicy home
magazine, send 81 for. years sub
scription to the c>-.r'TsooUAS' c....r ben-
nettsville, S. C.