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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-03

Don't forget the Turner's picnic Of tn
Arroyo Seco Park, next Sunday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-03

+Dsily. +Daily except Sunday. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays. GSurday only.
Trains leaving Los Angeles at b A. M. and ar
irving at APO P. NJ, connect at San Bernardino
for all points south to Oceanside.
Depot at foot OF First street.
CITY Ticket Office, No. 20 North Spring street.
d. McCOOL, General Manager.
3. B. HYNES, Gen. Pass. Agent.
WILLIAMSON DUNN. General Agent.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29

sei6eben, unb nur nit i3ultimmuns ber
Wftniiter, inbem babur6 eine ~allgenteine
St6rung Der @ei6dfte unb benz 2anbe unb
ain babel 8etbeilisten sroBe Soften perur=
iadt perben. Wftt sr0Bter &idiidt ftr bic
anne enben Deputattonen, fam t6 nidt
umbtn gu bemerfen, baB auBerbalb Der
P~rOpin3en Ontario unb Nuebee Die Sa9e
fetn groBes Sntereie peruria9t. - Sbppbl
i'd bic Wi6ttsfeit biei er Yropinsen aner=
femme, 70 barf t6 bp9 bic iibrtaen Tbeile
Der Dominion ntdt auBer Ndt lafien. Nus
benz @runbe alein bfrfte t6 ntdt our
Nufl6iung bes Barlamentes 16reiten.
Gus biel en @riinOen bin d ni9t i'm
Stanbe. ben Deputationen 9(usiidten auf
bic @rffQuns ibres amludens gu MAIDEN.
Wtan barf ntdt annebmen, baB ii6 meim
&atbseber obne seb6rise lleberlesrns au
DEM eingeldlasenen Serfabren entidlpilen
baber. Sd bebauere, baB tA Sbren Wunl9
ni9t Ell iillen fam, unD erl u6e Sie in bic
ler 4nseleaeubeit babin gu %pirfen, DAP bas
a~llgemeine @obl Der Dpmittipn bef6rbert
miro. @dbrenb Der leeten Sabre 9laubte
man, ale 5einoielisfeiten ieien peri6wun=
ben, unO Die Dominion befdnbe ii6 als etn
seeinistes Saub auf benz Wese bes Sort
l6rittes.
Sd bite ernl tlt6 alle Sreunbe Der Oo=
minion, 10 ptel als mDglt6, mie I'M ere
srpBen Na9barn, Dem @eift Der Oulouna
5u iiben, leben unb leben su laiien, ben
bebren 3med, bas @ebeiben uno Die @obl=
fabrt Der Dominion gu bef6roern unD Bic
Treue unb Nnbdnslt6feit an Die &0nisin
gu bemabrea uno ME aus DEN Nu9en gu
lallen.-
Die Oeputation so9 ii9 barauf aurid,
Der ammelte 1i9 I'M ct. 9ouis<Sptel unb
einen 8ei6luB, ppbur6 %bebauert(
miro, baB Der General @cuperneur bas
absetpteien u1o auf Den &atb ieiner
ter bieielben @ritnoe ansefabrt, Die
Der Suitt5mtnii ter bereits angefibrt babe
unb ieitbem mioerlest morben ieten. Serner
lptrb tn Dem 8el6luB befirpprtet, in Der
sar5en Dominion babia gu pirfen, baB bic
Der u@lei9e &e9te= 81 ipeiation"
in alien BrOpin5en aur @eltung fommen
unb int Oomintpn=B arlament Sertretuna
Die benz General @puperneur ppr=
BetitiOnen battea $4,000 Inter
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
SutentbMra.

-~2uremburs,9 aus. @sfert
UNI p nbr finsen bas Trrdenbau!
unb bic StaQunsen bes bieiteef
SdIadtbauiss an gu Bremen. 81
Die DISQUALIFICATION aus riel 0pisper
beltanben unb uber ben Staquneet
6eu lagerte, 10 itanb balo NQes it
Slammea uno tpar an Elm 2b1hen ntd1
mebr gu benton. IS mar Elm mddtises
Seuer. ga burd Die i~iolirte Gage ioni
tein weiterer Sdaoen 3u befirdten,
lief man es aud rnbig bremen. Dtt
Eriimmer Der peitldufisen @etdulih'
teiten raaden beute NOD. 2eiber If
bas 2aidbrise Sinh bes 9fDrtners, bas
pabrihetnlih auf benz 9euboben ihltef,
NIT perbrannt unb umgetommen. Das
Shladtpieb iopie bic WfDbel bes yf5rt=
ners fonnten gerettet tperben bagegen
1T etne grDbe Fattie 9dute berbrannt,
bic baielbit gum Trpdnen aufsebdngt
uaren. Nuf benz @ebdube befanb fia
eine Stanse, tporiiber mobl at, bunbert
Selepbonbrdbte liefen. Die finb ale
peridmol3en uno bic 8erbinburgen NIT
ben Oltidaften nad bieier Seite iinb
leioer fir einige 3stt unterbrpdal. Sin
tpsiterer 8eridt iaet nod: Dte Stabt
eurembure erletoet am @ebdube elmer,
Sdaoen bon IS, 900 St., tpelder burh
8eriideruns sebedt 1T. Sdmtlide
6dute fino ebenfaas peri9ert. Die
MISUNDERSTANDING 3wiidsn bier unb
ben 8~oritdoten, fomie @rspsnmader
uno &smid LIT unterbroden, neil Der
auf benz Dadwert itsbenoe pfolten 3erz
trilnmert tp,trbe.
-9faffentboL l. IuB. Im
beu'igen Worsen erbielten in benz biss
itgen &lciter 9 gDitulantinen aus Der
9ano bes bpdp. 9rn. @sneraIpicars
&rier bas Orhensftetb ; 9 Npni3en leg
ten cas- @elibbe ab uno 4 Shtretern
~feierten Die grneuerung ibrer @elibbe.
= &emid, 8. aus. gm tinftis
tiSen Somtag, IL. b., miro ber ileu.
sereihte grieiter, 6r. Qlpb. Sdamr1o
bon bier, in bieft9er 0farrfirde feline
primi3 feiern. Cine oabier itattgefuns
bene pauscoQecte, Inn Dem grimitians
ten Elm entipredenoes @eidenf Bel bies
ier @elesenbeit a~nsubieten, ergab bic
Summe bon 204 st., Elm 8epeis, bab
bic ginrobneridaft ben Brieterffanb
eblt uno au tpirbisen tpeiB. 8rabo!
= Guf benz beute tier fiatteeiunbenen
@ohenmarft uaren id6ne reife Nugut.
Opel gum 8erfaufe ausgeiteat tpel@e
l Sous per 3 Std beaablt tpurben.
= &umelineen. Ser neuses
baute 6Ddofen lit ritnnebr fertigge1teQt
uno idon balb sefiIt man ertuortet
tdeli@ oe1en Snbetrtebiesune, tpelder
unierm 8aiitf trieoer 100 Minett. unb
9Ittentpertsarbeiter 3ufibrt. Das Sc.
iddft sebt bisr iebr Hott unb tpirb bel.
fad MrbeitermanseI fibIbar. - Wit
Hnierem Rirdenbau iheint es bteies
Sabr ni@ts mebr 3u tperben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-29
beil6te ELM Mmoi EN-. 8ridner aoa bic
86rie, bann fragile er: @iBt Sbr piellei9t

beil6te Elm Mlmpi EN-. 8rifner aoa BIZ
SDrie, bann fraste er: @iBt Sbr ptellei91
wp es brennt?
Sa, es beiBt allsemein, bes 8iltner's
9aus Jet es. Cine 0iertellunbe BON Dem
Oorfe lie9t ia bas Sauernsiitden. Die
iun9e Srau 1T bes Sanbers Marie6en.
8enn le nur ntdt au piel frieat BON 6em
S9refen, unb pern lie's 8teb rt1r uuper=
iebrt berausbrinsen aus benz Seuer!
Oamit ging Der Nlte peiter.
griifner itanb mod lanae 1inneno ba.
Irmes Marieden ! flilterte er. 8anaen
SCREENS 5os CT ms Durf Elm. Sa, es mar
nod feline alte 9eimatb !: Die StraBe bol=
peris, BON 9itbnern unb San en belebt uno
alien Mtdttern, Die ii9 nit &inbermarten
ben 9ebensabenb peri dDterten. Dort mar
Der Yfarrbof, mitten i'm @arten aeleaen.
Gili9 i9rttt ct barauf gu.
Die alte &64in 6ffnete ibnt. @riiB
9ott, 9err 2ebrer! Der SEER Yfarrer 1T
oabeim. Seien Sie uns ptQfommen!
sic ioBen ii4 seseniiber an Dem iauber
9eoedten Slid NIT Dem bsi6eioenen 9lbenb=
broo. Der Yfarrsr Bate iein glapier qe=
lpbt, unb Sriifner mar enti6lofien, ii6 eit
glel6es msul6affen. Oa fam oas Sc
lprd9 auf oas Sranounsliid.
Sa, i'd b6re ioeben pom SETTER, baB
giiltner nidts Der i9ert bat. Splde
Sauerm iinb aber audi 10 bartndfia uuo
unperniinftis 4; ni6ts per li9ern !! Nber bas
fommt BON Dem Stroboddern, bararf aebt
Die Terii6eruns nidt ein, perbei1erte iib
Der alte 6err. i
Sm, bm! @idts psrii9srt - baum 1T
Warte6en ia arm ME cine &irdenmaus !
mari Die &6dtn bin, Die ben E16 abb
rdrmte.
griidner mar ltia uno nadoenfli6 ae=
tporoen. @tsber ipielte Der Biarrer einen
CHORAL auf Dem idonen Snltrument.
Wfor9en retl i'd nit Sbnen IN bic Stapt,
MIR faufen Elm sleides Saftrument uno
gle bletben Den &eit Der 5erten BEL mir,
S9err 9ebrer! rief Der Yfarrer beim gtadt=
gruB.
griidner i9lttelte Die 6an6 beg Bfarrers
nit ettem tparinen Druid; er ltammelte
perpirrt etu paar @prte.
am anoern Morsen als Der Yfarrer
aus Der &trde fam, iibergab ibm bic &o6in
etnen 9roBen Srief 8riidner mar abae=
retlt. SIM 8riefe beiaitb ii6 Die Summe
BON 1000 Marf; ie mai fiir Marie6en
Sanoers Siltner bel timmt. Den Nan.en
bes @ebers iolte ite jebo9 niemals erfab=
rem.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of REMOVAL

The Edwin Alden Co, Advertising Agents
have moved their CT ncinnati Off &c to 248
Race ST., and added 10 their already great
faciliti les in conducting the adv ertising bus.
incss Photo Engrs wing depart ment, where
in bIief period Of time and at a small cost,
adve rtisers may receive illustrations for in.
sertion in the newspapers.
The Edwin Alden Co., are prompt, ener-
getc and have intro duced to the Press Of
the United States so me Of the largest and
best advertisers
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Old Mrs. Bently: Did you hear
ho" Deacon Brown is git.in' onr'
Old Mr.. Bentley: i haered he
took a relapse this mornin.'
Old Mrs. Bently with q sigh) /:
well, hope it'll do the poor soul
good: but hain't much faith in them
pew-fapgled medicines.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Now. Willie,' said the Sunday
school teacher, you may tell me Why
Noah went into the ark
Cans, ma'am.'
Why, Willie, you ought 10 be
able to guess that. Remember, tbore
was q great food coming
Il know now!
well, why was it2'
Somebody had borrowed bis UNI
brells.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

The word 'small-pox' fell to Tom
my to spell, but he aoundered hope.
lessiy.
Tommy, said the teacher, do you
know. what little boy who fails on SO
simple word as smallpox ought TO
gelr
Yesm,' replied Tommy he ough,
TO get vEccinated.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

A little daughter Of a family was
teasing her mother, who at last said
hastily:
DO be patient, child ! BE patien,p
don't want to. retorted the little
girl 'thars what thoy put 10 the am.
'bulauce.'.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

fMy dear Hans. what would you
like to have for birthday presentr
"A telephone, mother. dear
My dear boy, why do you want q
telephone.
Il want it right at the head Of my
bed, 80 l can stay in bed and 60 to
school at the same time
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Some ladies made an afternoon call
upon one Of their friends recently
end, after enjoying the temporary
visit q half.hour or so, little Nina
asked them il they would not like
some cake.
Why said her mother, you must
not offer that cake TO our company /:
IL Is rather stale
1Oh, we'll. never mind that, repli-
cd Nina. we had better get rid Of
il when We can 50 az 10 have some
new made
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

You are a good little boy TO get
up 90 early in the mo, ning.' said Mrs.
Pulgrave. Does your father give
you anything for getting up at day.
lights'
mo. replied Johnnie; the only
time he gives me anything is when he
catches ne late in bed
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

How does commerce between two
nations affect themp' was asked of q
little girl In the geography class.
1t makes them cousins she an.
swered, promptly.
The geography said: Commerce
between two nations brings them
into close relations
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Uncle takes Tommy 10 the barber
TO have his hair cut.
Barber: We'll. Tommy. how DO
you want your hair cuff
Tommy: OBJ. short. please, with a
hole in the middle, like uaclesP
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Barber (desirous 20 please): How
would You like your hair cut, siif'
Customer (ionocently) !: 'First-rate.
That's what came in here for.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

We've got bust Of Shaksspear in
oar psrios, boasted . little girl.
Thnrs oothing. replied another.
we have bust water-pipe ia our
kitchen 'moss every week.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Bsby was trying 10 dress herself.
What are you trying to do there,
little oner Doesn't baby see that
she's putting her stockings on wrong
eide outl/
Yes: that's coz there's . holo on
pother side
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Teachcr-'Well, Willie Jones, here
you are late again. When have a
few moments TO spare / shall chastise
you severely
Willie Jones -'Ploase, sir, YOU
needn't hurry yourself. 1 can wait.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Willie (regretfulIy): I'D like just
awfully TO kiss you, Oracle, bot
s'speot II wouldn't do. You know
your mamma said you mustn't never
kiss the boys.
Oracle: Yes. that's what she said
that is, tie about what she said
1 member just as WE'LL She says to
me- she says, Oracle, don't you
ever let me see you kissing the boys.
Mamma, she's gone over to Mrs.
Bilby's.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

The little hoy had been told to
spell rats, aud got as far as r.a.
Pausing for reflection, his mother
said, What do We drink at the even.
ing mealf'
Beer. said the little boy, and the
spelling was done.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

A six year old boy wrote bis first
composition on water. Water is
good to drink, to battle in, and TO
skate on. When was a little baby,
the nurse used TO battle me every
morning In water. have been told
that the Injuns don't wash themselves
once in ten years. wish I was an
IDjunp
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

You took 20 much like yosr broth.
err SAD Dennis 10 Phelin, that
could tell yeE Vas brothers II ia
never seen aither Az yes.'
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Ticket agent: Will you have q
round ticket, sirs'
Farmer Haysecdt Oh, I aia't car.
Ing nothing about the thspe OF th<
ticket! Just gimme one wharll take
ne down to Pofdunk and ick again.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14
Many Paraona

ASs broken down from oyerwork or household
oAs~ Browns Iron Bitters
seSufds the systsm, aids digestion, removes eK-
49, 81 bile, and curss malaria. qVf The genuine
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Having recently re5urned ron he hslern with
Our stock full and complete line
fancy fashionable goodsbo cotton woolen worsted
and lk-a of which and selling greatly
Our stock embraces all tie leading styles of Satteen Tco
all wool Goods
5c per endless line of Prints per ydaso
full line of gents both wool and
Our Bazaar contains style head neck hand
CURED for ladies' oe-boh in Lse Berlin Silk and Kd-under
all knd also competest line of
Romney embracing the Corane Dr. Warner Dr. Woodward
Madame health comfort nursing
500 bone Trco Tue little Eva many
desgnswith endless variety goods required the outfit of
Our line Shoes immense
embracing all the latest and most durable sLades
81 Misses and children
boys youths Boots Shoes durable neat prices
suit the times p6-Our large line of Hats Caps Turbans Klu
Kux in every STYLE grade and Price
Our Notion Grocery Hardware Quecnsware and Gum cepa
full and cheap.
nl highest prices will be couptr produce
r1S-C one, come all ad get bargains
Romney Nov 25,'s7 TIP. ROROSSON e. SON.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

choice stock of Candies cakes crackers
and Coffee Candies from 10 to soc h. Rn 12s to Csc Cur
&c., Citron &c., 20 Fresh
k2o gallon. Oyster crackers 1Oc per ID Also Coal Oil
thankful friends Cor patronage and ask that
goods You will fluid me oppositethe COURTEOUS
LOUISA HOUSER
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

TSH4 FRANKLIN INsURayoR CO.,
l. OF WHEELING, WEST "a
Coed risks written at reasonable rates.
Aosses promptly aud satisfactorily adjls.
ted.
Policies Issued on day application 10 MAIDEN
Call on or address
ChAS N. RiETT, Genl Ins. Aa't,
sl2 N orth River Mills, WA
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1889-06-14

Remembe ring that money saved is
money which had and saved by calling on
P. R0BOssON SON, Cheap Store and Ladies Ba.ar
ROmneY, West Vir1inia.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-14
A Youthful Couple.

People living in the vicinity of Gum
Springs, in the Southeastern part of the
city, are becoming deeply interested in
youthful bride and groom who have
been camping near the springs for the
past few days. The groom is about IA
years of age, while the bride is little
past 13. They were married in Texas
about one month ago, and came over
land in a covered wagon. The mother
and step-father of the girl are with
them. Sunday afternoon the troubles
of married life commenced to come. The
storm blew their tent down and left
them exposed to the fury of the rain, that
came down IN torrents. Application was
made to Mr.. J T. Smith, who has a
store at Seventeenth and Vance, for a
stopping place The young husband
gave his name as J. H. Journeman.
Although Mr.. Smith has very little
space, he agreed to let them stay in his
feed room. They accepted his offer
gladly, and have since been moving
in their household effects, which have
been coming gradually from their start
lug point in Texas. Young Journeman
is stout, hearty-looking boy, while his
wife appears to be robust and strong.
They intend moving on to Tennessee
eventually, but for the present will stop
in Little Rock 1t is understood that a
delegation of young ladies living in the
Eastern palt of the city will call upon
the young couple this afternoon Little
Rock, (Arh.) Gazette.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-14
The Hooeymooners' Hotel.

I am awaiting further particulars of
that Honeymooners' Hotel, which, ac-
cording to a circumStartial correspond
ent, is to be built on the South Devonshlre
coast for the Special, and, if posi-
bic, sole use of newly-married couples
on their wedding trips. That the sur
roundings of the establishment are to be
made as idyllic and fairylike as possible,
need scarcely be said. Romantic arbors
in shady corners, gushing streamlets,
secluded sylvan hooks are to be provided
ad lib., while with the aid OF science
every night will be a moonlight one and
every day one of seeming bright and
warm sunshine. The prospectus is
even said to hint at the presence of
mechanical mghtingales, which, thanks
to persistently winding up, will warble
on every suitable tree.
The decorations, artistic and other
wise, of the hotel. are of course to be all
in character, though l must admit that
I questioned whether the proposed
transformation of the ordinary weak
kneed hotel walters and the some
what too substantial chambermaids Of
the provinces into attendant GanymedeS
and Hebes as artistic in their poses as
they are classical in their attire, will
really be an advisable step to take.
The Laying on of ;eolian harps aud
other mysterious music in every depart
ment is another detail open to criticism.
But there is nothing like actual eX-
perience after all, and i shall be curious
10 hear more about the ioneymooners'
Hotel when it has been opened for bust
ness for a few weekS-LOMioN Figuro.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-14
A Wild Runaway Ride.

In Atlanta, Ca, Monday, Miss Emily
English, the eldest daughter of Captain
J. W. English, was the heroine of Il wild
runaway ride, and her escape from a
terrible-dcsattisl1-W almost miraculous.
The young lady, who is splendid rider,
was mounted on a spirited animal,
which became frightened at a street car
near the corner of Peachtree street and
dashed up Peachtree towards North At
lanta at furious pace The young lady
pluckily maintained her seat and never
lost her self-possession. Several blocks
out the street was torn up on account of
the chain-gang being at work on the
road, and heavy rope stretched across
to keep off vehicles. The rope was just
high enough to miss the horses back
about two feet. Behind it were Belgian
blocks and piles Of sand. Miss English
saw the danger, but was powerleSs to
escape it. When within a few feet of
the rope she bowed her head, but the
rope was too low, and it caught her un-
der the chin, and in a second, when it
became taut enough, swept her from the
horse. Miss English was hurled in the
air and thrown distance of almost
twenty feet. She was picked up in an
insenSiblc condition, but soon recovered
CONSCIOUSNESS. Her injuries were not
serious.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-14
Gen. Rosser Explains.

Gen. Thomas L. RoSSer, the eX-Con-
federate cavalry general, whose recent
speech in Maryland was criticised so
generally in the North, is in Minneapolis.
Eyes, I suppose my Minneapolis friends
criticised the speech l was reported to
have made in common with the people
of the North generally" remarked the
General to a reporter ''But was very
badly misquoted. The first speech was
made to a body of Confederate friends
at the time of the Chandler and Black
burn fight in the Senate. l said that
the puritanical Yankee was the man to
make a great deal of noise and demon
stration, but the very man who was not
in the front to do the fighting when the
fighting was needed. 1t seems that a
great many people supposed I made a
-I,lioction s,ieu, UuJ uits ,,.,t.
The second troublesome speech was made
on Memorial Day. spoke of socialism
and anarchism in the North, and said
that while We Southerners deprecated its
existence we should congratulate our
selves that these evils did not prevail in
the South. The newspapers report of
it represented me as saying that |
chuckled over socialism and anarchiSm
in the North. l said no man could
listen to the words socialism and an
archlsm without shuddering. am not
in politics, however, and am not to be
hurt by these Misrepresentation.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-14
HE WAS HANGED TWICE.
A Georgia Man Receivers Damages for a
Mob's Doings.

Mob's Dolngs.
On bitter cold night in January,
1887, nine or ten disguised men broke
down the door of W. o. Shellnut's house,
in Santa Fe district, Jackson County,
and dragged him from his bed, running
his wife and mother-in-law screaming
and terrified into the woods. The mob
carried Shellnutt to Rehoboth church,
near by, and there hanged him twice 10
a joist ID the church with wagon lines,
afterwards dragging him over the frozen
ground to fallen log, across which they
held him and fogged him until he was
nearly dead. Mr. Shellnutt was a one
legged man, and the affair created a
great deal of excitement at the time.
Nine of the parties We're indicted for
riot, three of them being convicted at
the February term Of Jackson Superior
Court, and the remaining will be tried
before Judge Hutchins at Jefferson, the
County seat, next week.
4 suit for damages was filed against
seven of the party on the civil side Of the
court. This suit was tried in Jefferson
yesterday, the jury remaining out until
II O'clock last night, when they brought
in a verdict awarding Mr.. Shellnut
81, 500 damages.
Mr.. Shellnut has been the night
watchman of the Southern Agricultural
works for the past two years, and has
numerous friends in the city.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1889-08-14
She Can Drive a Horse Car.

What cannot woman do? The pas
sengers on a West End street car were
treated to novel exhibition of a wo-
mans skill lastnight when fne-looking,
robust woman passed rapidly tthhso5dg gh
the car and engaged the driver in con-
versation for G6ment. Then they
saw her take the s(reins, and, with one
hand on the brakes, driyaasse horses
for over miiA conducting the Whole
business with SILL, dignity and eff
cheney, adjusting the brakes at switches,
stopping the car for passengers, urging
the horses to greater speed, or restrain
ing them, and fulfilling, all the duties of
a competent driver. Tnen handing the
reins back to the lover, brother or friend
to whom they belonged, she unfastened
the chain, stepped outside fastened it,
and swung herself off with a CHEEKY
Good nightw amid the murmurs, OF
admiration from the surprised passen-
gers.-DetroH Free Press. =,