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Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-23

A J.. CARUTHERs is Q candidate for
~ election as alderman nom the Fourth
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-23

WE are authorized to announce j, Ste.
wv phenson % . candidate for Alderman In
Fourth ward, subject to ward convention.
Waco evening news. (Waco, Tex.) 1888-1889, 1889-03-23
cArpIDArEs.
FOR CITY SECRETARY.

II l.. MT1lDLINo n : c.,d,a... -, !,
LIE once Of CITY Secfstsry. n Su6 ~ i s =
licipal election. - vsa'ns mq
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
Seiluna Der 8lamenfeu6e.

SHE Serr 6 6. @erIi6. gantau ber
.9bierau6t" fbreibt, eibt eS Elm fsbr
einfades sutes Dt,tteI sur 8eieitisuns
Der 8Iauenieube Bel Sbafen: Dian
erabe Dor Der S6afitaatblre Elm faft
10 breites Sod, ais bic 3bure bes StaIs
les brett 1T, ettpa 10 bis Is SUB lang,
eiwa 8 3Oa tief; bel Iei6ten 9b en-
mub man eS nit flaten 3iegeln auS'
iesen uno NIT 8aIf pereieben. bel feitem
2ebmbooen 1T bieieS aar ni6t n6tbi8.
Damn fIqe man baS Sod nit Wafer,
tbue GlorfaIt binein unb itreue Elm ipes
Mig Strob bariiber. Sebt la1s man
bic S6afs berauS, iie eeben natiirli6
idmmtli6 purd oaS WlHer unb wai6en
ii6 uuf cieie art islber bic 5IBe. Man
mub oieies Sod bfters nit WaHer uno
etpu8 @bIOrtclt pieber fiiaen unO 70
eint9e Gage binter einonber bic S6afe
bur6treiben. 8aIb nirb man cine
8eileruns merfen. 90 fdQt paS seits
raubenoe 8ai6en unb gini6mieren
fort. Sinb einlee Tblere idon peraltet
labm, 70 ibneibe man porber bic faule
Stsqe etpaS rein, bamit bas @aHer
beHer einorinsen uno iOmit bellen fam.
Sc 1T bieies Elm ebenio einfades tpie
eute8 MitteI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
1leber baS 0Bdsd,eu

tbeiIt cine Srau ibren S6psitern fol.
eenbe InbaItSpunfte nit:
SO beitebt fein nnteri6ieb stpiIden
ben peri6ieoenen Grten Seife, bic iebt
i'm Osartt iino. Sin ipsnis 8erftdn6nib
ber Soradnse 1T befer, tpie irsenb cine
,,masti6e" @iseni6aft Der Seife. 9ei
bem 2eien Der Inpeiiuneeu auf ben
nmitIdsen fdat es auf, bab bic Ssabri.
tantsn ben 0erbraub bon mbgli6it piel
ibrer Seife anratben. Sic empfebIen
ale semeinfam bas Gintpeiben Der
Bdi6e in itarfss tparmes SeifenpaiIer
bon 20 Diinuten bis su elmer Stunpe
- Dor bem Reiben. 9iefes 8erfabren
NIT elmer reinen euten Seife fdubert bic
Vdihe cbne pieIeS Reiben bonn Sbmub
Gs 1T gut, ipenn eine fleine Auantitdt
Mafer. nur mdbis tparm (unb ni6t
9etB) in 8ereiti6aft 1T; has beige 8ai.
Ter mabt ben Sdmub nur feiter unc
rna9t mebr 8eiben erforberIi6. @tpas
Mdi4e tpiro binein seIest unp, nad.
6em fle Our6ndbt 1T, ieoesmaI Elm
Sttid, namentIt6 an ben i6musieen
Stsasn, nit Ssife einserieben, bann
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
Sticfcls q 6mieren.

@ebrdudlid unb amefentipredenb
iino pDrsuesweie tbieriibe Sette, pie
SSii6tbran, icsenanntes &ammfett Der
IbOedereien u. u. Wtinber ibeIrieheno,
aber foitipieIieer. pdren RebicinaI 2es
bettbran. 8Iuuenfett. sereinistes 8no,
6enbl, 2anolin. 9luBerbem perben ems
pfObIsn: RicinusDI unb 8aisline, uno
iit IeBtereS beionoerS bet perbdrtetem
Sober tpObltbdtig. 0idtis lit, nidt
nur oas ObcrIeper, ionbern aud bic su.
Dor gut sereinisten SobIen einsufetten.
Baren bic StiefeI bart eeporben. bann
mliIen bieieIben Dor oem ginfetten IN
WaRer aufSetpeiht tperoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

Die 8eimbauer bes Saatsetreibe8 1T
abbansis bon oer9lufbepabruns; ie b6ber
Der 5eu6tiefeitseebaIt bes 8Ornes bel
Der Grnte lit unc ie itdrfer ii9 baiielbe
tpdbreno Oer 2useruns erbist, UNI 70
mebr Ieibet bic 3eimfdbisfeit. 8iinft,
Ii6 setrOdnete uno Iuftbi9t aufbepabrte
Sdmereien b,ipabren ibre 8simfdbis.
felt febr Ianee, tpabrenb oieielbe bel ses
ipbbnli6er 9lufbewabrune idnea abs
nimmt unb na6 abt bis 3ebn Sabren
poIlitdnois erIii6t. yia6 SaberIanb
teimten bel setp6bnlider Aufbepabruns
BON 100 8ei3enf5rnern i'm eriten Sabre
SO. i'm atpsiten "a. i'm oritten 60; BEL
fiinitlt6er 9rodnuns unb luftDi6ter
IufbeWabruns oase8en ieoesmaI ie SO
8brner. Bon 100 in senbbnIi6er
Weiie aufbetpabrten 8osseEf6rnern
feimten i'm eriten Sabre 100, i'm 3pei.
ten 48, i'm brltten O.; bel fiinitli6er
9lufbewabruns feimten i'm eriten SABRE
98 uno i'm Spriten uno britten Sabre ie
SO 86rner. Sieraus eebt peutlih bers
Dor, oab es in allen 5alIen bortbeilbaf'
ter lit, Saatsut BON Der Iestidbrieen
Grnte Su perpenoen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
ID bfugtIn.

Wan Idbt Quart Dil6 nit I gfo.
Butter foden, riibrt mad unb nod /
Bfo. WebI binein unb IdBt bieie WaEe
unter beitdnoieem Ribren iid erbiben,
Bis iie iid bonn Gopfe abseIbit bat. SIT
fie bann balb erfaltet, 70 riibrt man 8
@ibotter binein, iotpie suIest ben fteifen
S4aum bon 8 @ier, ftidt nit einem
gblDfeI 8daben bapon ab unb bGdt
fe bIbfb braun in fodenber Butter
uno S6maIa. Ro6 beiB. beitreut man
fie nit 3ufer uno 3immt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

0e6iel. Nadage, Jener 0ebens Bert. 0ei9dft
VIM. f.. K1eSe1r
Gtablrt 1859. 5t3 eadapannn aseu, Scranton, pc.
feI aufaa Gurcpas SIN
S@tffs6stre paHasirn abe ale Stsbdfu.
5auln SaupaBrn a8r apren smem ge
8e SGuru Wln garsn Gnas8ftr tn No
8ompa9uen gen Rtsn.
8aufbufn Wtd 8pnratn,
S6ribreab en6assnbs Sdtafs In butff nsH&
sfspa fife In Htsfn 6rf bsirst.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
(9lus benz .,5sras gOrpGrts.O
Das 3auo Der Gibc une Wfeinz

etce.
SIN feinem 2anbe Der 8eIt, ia, man
fam getroit iasen, nidt in alien 2dns
bern Der grbp sufammen8enommen iplro
10 pieI eeittporen unb bei6poren, mie
in pieiem 2anoe 9lmerita. gridetnt
cine 9eriOn Dor 9eri6t, um etpas au8s
suiasen, 70 muB iie Dor alien Din9en
i6pbren. bic 8abrbeit su ia8en. 9lue
@ibe enben nit ben Worten: so BELLE
mir 8ott." 9lber iie iperoen ebenius
ppbI BON 2euten seidworen, bic gar
ni6t an einen 8ott 9lauben. Da8 1T
ibre eieene Sade. OaS @eridt fiims
inert ii6 ni6t barum. Sobalo elm
3euse portrltt, 70 beiBt es susrit BE
sworn" Der S6reiber, Der StaatSs
anpalt Ober Der 8idter ielbit bebt bic
Sano empor, murmeIt fdnea etDaS
unperitdnoli6e8, tpeIbeS nit Help
me God" aufb6rt, unS Der 3euse 1T
elm .eei6wOrener Mann." Surie8
unb idmmtIide 3eusen elmer Bartei
tperpen elei6 in ean3en 9totten uno
9lbtbeiluneen ern9eibwOren, inoem Der
gini6pbrenoe Die SormeI sebraudt ::
,,Sie, uno Sober bon ibnen, idwbren
biermit feierIihit" II. 10.
Hedt fomii6 eridien un8 einit Die
Sage in sinem @tri6tsbOf, ais Elm 0euts
fiber, tpelder Der eusIiiden Sprade
ni6t mddtIs mar, als 3eu9e feline Nuss
ia9e ab9eben ioate. @r erbieIt einen
2anDsmann ais Dolmetiber, Der lbm,
bic re6te Slno bodbalteno. Die Gloes.
formsl, ais etpaS Selbitperitdnolides,
IN ensIiiter Sprade Uoriprab, uno
am SOLUBLE beiabeno nidte. Der
3euse nrdte ebenfaas unc fra8te oann ::
,,Was baben Sic ba seiaet 2"
,,Sle blben eben geidWoren', snts
geenete Der DOlmeti6er.
$50 tpetB BON nidtS. Wo8
fol- ib oenn beidwOren baben 2"
,,Sie baben eben beibwOren, bic
@ablbeit Su iasen."
,,Saqt mir gar ni6t elm, ," enteeenete
Der @rune, meinte aber oamit, oaB eS
ibm gar ni6t einfieIe su i6WDren, pOer
eeidworen au baben.
,,guer @bren," panbte ii6 bier Der
DoImytiber an ben Rthter. ,,b:eier
,3euse erfIdrt mir eben often, bab es
ibm gar ni4t einfieIe, bic 8abrbsit 1u
iaeen."
,Serr Sheriff, tuanOte iid uIsbann
Der Ri6ter an oieien, ,,oieier 3euse
int um 10 Dollars negen DliBa6tuna
bes @eri6tsboiss betraft. Nebmen
Sic ibn in @epabriam unp itedsu lbn
in'8 @efdnsnib, bis er bic Slrafe be'
3ablt bat"
Der Sberiff padte ben unsIddIi6sn
uno tpoate ibn abfubren.
,Sd, mas 1T benn nun los" jams
merte Der 8efansene, unb bIldte fras
geno ben DoImetiber an.
,,Sie iino UNI sebn Dollars seitruft
porpen, peiI sic bic @abrbelt m6l
iasen poaen, uno tperbsu ms Gefdnss
nib ssbradt, bis Sle beSabIen."
.,gBer but benn 9efdst. pab i6 bic
@abrbeit nidt iaeen nil 2"
,.Sie isItt. Sic ia8ten, eS faat
Sbnen gar ni6t ein."
,,46, bu Ileber SimmeI, OaS 1T ia
gar nibt 10. SD meinte, es fdLIt mir
gar ni6t Elm, seibporen gu baben. SD
babe bod gar fein g8Ort seiast ses
babt."
,,Sie baben eenidt."
Der Sberiff ipoate eben ernitIi6e
Riene MAIDEN, ben SeItraften ab;ufiibs
rem, aIS mir unS behsIben annabmen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
@esen tbrouif6en Seafenfatarrb,

Bel oem Der AusfluB aus Der Raie cite.
rig 1T unb einen l6I dten @erud bat,
penbet man nit Srobem 8ortbeil !Berus
baliam an, nit nelbem man bic 9ias
fenb6blen auSpinielt. NadtS itedt man
elm nit 9erubaIiam befeubtetes Stuf-
den Watte abipebielnb in Elm ooer oaS
anbere NaienIo6. ST gtaienb6bIe unO
2uftr6bre sueIei6 anse9rlffen, 70 ipenOe
man 3u sIsi6er 3eit ,,RapbtoIsuter"
innerli6 an. Wun laRe oenielten bins
ten auf Der 3unse Iansiam aerseben.
8tnoern bIaie man NIT einem SsoerfleI
oapOn in ben Sals.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

feit suiammeneetpideIt unb ins @aEer
| eeIeat; bic anberen Stilds tperben in
eIeider Weife bebaubeIt. Die fhmus
bisite Ddf6e tpirb fsparat einseIest
unb mebrere &iibet, elmer oeer ancere
@efdBe tperben benubt, tpie es am be,
quemiten lit. gae Stide bleiben feit
suiammenseroat unb einseipei6t i'm
lautparmen 8afer liesen, cine babe
Stunbs ober Idneer, penn es eepInidt
ipirb, aber nidt lber Nadt, tpie BON
Wan6en seratben tpirb. SD ertparme
bas Wafer germ mebr, inoem ib nod
belbes binsufbdtte = ie beiBer, beito
befer, nabbeln bic 8di6e elnmal gut
burdndBt 1T. WarmeS itarfes Seifen.
tpaifer erlei6tert oaS 8eiben. ielbit penn
bas 0af6brett eebraudt piro.
8eim 9ebraube elmer gsp6bnIi6en,
biQieen, aber reinen Seife idGtte i6 oft
etpas ipeniser alS einen slatt seitri6e.
men 1beeIbffel poa puloeriiirten 8orar
auf ben 8oOen beS &iibetS, sieBe betBeS
Bafer barauf unO laKe es bis sur ses
tptnidten 3emperatur abfiiblen. Ser
8crur erIei6tert bas @ai6en uno iit
gut fur bic Sdnbe, inbem ct iie beiIt,
penn iie aufsefprunsen iinb, uno iie
mad bem 8ui6en pel6 Idbt. @eIde
quite Seife AUDI 9ebrau4t peroen mag,
bas 8oden Der Wdide 1T ni6t moths
tpenbig, aber baS lebtere bilft in ben |
meiiten 5GQen, befpnberS tpenn bic |
8ai6e i'm 8eHeI gut seriibrt tpiro. Sc
lit nitt ratbiam, fir piele Utinuten
to6en au laiien ipeiI bic Bdi6e ba'
our6 seIb tpirb. Das sanae Waiden
mag obne tparmes 0aher eei6eben,
tpenn man es tpiinidt. aber mebr uno
itdrfere Seife muB eebraudt tperben
unb bic arbeit 1T anitrensenber. 8ir
poaen ben SdmuB spifdsn ben Saiern
OeS 8euSes nit mbslibit wenis Wtube
erpel4en unb oann aaes abipiiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

Ger Menf6 seniebt nur brei, ober
piermaI tdsIid Speiie; uber 2uft (pon
ben sllten 2ebensfutter senannt) in
ieoer Ssfunoe feines Oaieins. g8ars
um aber fdmmert ii6 bic Nebrbe,t Der
Ulenf6en 10 penie um bic Neinbeit
berIeIbens
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

Sranf Stetter, it,,
SOteI auO SGGerci.
Weainifra6e, Spbe 0arF, pa.
Barme unn taIte SpeiIen ftnb su ieoer So.
Iesaelt 5u baben. 5riibes Eager ftefs on
3apf fotuie 8eine, 2iqu6re uno Giaarren.
Die init menem SoteI perbunbene Badersi
ltetert Elm uOrjiiglifes 9odrueri, uno uerben
ale BefteIlungen prompt unb bilig beforat.
~ 8rant Stetter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

9ei unbaItenber 8dIte bdIt ii6 sans
friides Sleifd Iause, ipenn es frei
bdnst, es barf aber weber an cine
8anb itOBen, nod aud cine lnterIage
baben.
SIeiib, aus tpeI6em bic 8noben ents
fernt finb, bdIt ii4 LANCER, aIs fOI6ss
nit 4no4sn barin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

Gin reidIi6es 9fb. 3uder, 10 gier,
l sutes BfO. WebI, l Yfo. Butter, 8
9fo. Rofnen, Yfo. Gorintben. l lfo.
Gitronat; 3immt, GeIfen uRb Neltens
Pfeffer. ie 2 TbeeIDffel ooa. ! 3aiIe
Melaife. Dlan bddt piefen SUDDEN isbr
Iangfam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07
@ersaufsbeSinsunsen uns 3ablunaen

0ereauSbebneuueen unb s3abfunaen.
Sin iaat6n abIuusen 3nte
3abluua
8aufIee prp Bomb Wcrtge
aGufn, pd6s bic abuns au anma taar
8aufsdees
flnf ppjsnt ghprsit erauh
Rdberes u eraBen BET John HandIeya
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-11-07

aIio fdcn mebr ais p'er Dolls. ipertb
fein, tpenn es iid Der Wiibe lObnen fol-,
lbn fret einSufiibren, unb bas lit beut
3u Gage IeItsn Der SAT-.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
The Colored Fair.

The coiored people have determined
to hold a State Fair in Columbia. We
take the following notice of the pro-
posed enterprise from the Columbia
Correspondence Of the Charleston
World:
'The following persons have been
elected officers of the Colored State
Agricultural aud Mechanical Exposi.
ton which will be held in the city,
January l, 2, 8 and 4:
Prof. A. E. Hampton, LIB, presi.
dent; Rev. H. II. Ely, secretary; E.
NJ. Weston, treasurer.
Committee-Revs. A. J. Stinson, P.
E., E. Hampton, William Bracy, Nell
son Williams, G.. A. Nelson, P. E., J.
IT. Massey, F. R. Wallace, James
Robinson, S. w. Smith.
The following circular has been
issued by the committee:
Excursions will be operated from
al parts of the State and the sister
States for the accommodation of visi.
tors attending the grandest Industrial
display of the race eyer witnessed in
the State. Every county, town and
city is expected to be strongly repre-
sented at the proposed exposition, as
this will test the industrial ambition
in each locality. We solicit every
variety Of home rare production.
Agents will give instructions to ex-
hibitors how to ship articles to be put
on exhibition.
"There will be several addresses de-
livered at the exposition by distin-
guished and eminent orators, whose
eloquence with pathos will excite the
swelling chorus of thousands of the
sons of Ham, which will be borne on
the balmy breezes of the new year,
rending the ambient air with applause
of sweet jubilee louder than the eternal
thunders, establishing the fact of the
'Capability of the Negro
IA Program will be published in
short time"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
A Plea for Graded Schools.

To The Herald and News:-All true
friends of education believe that intel
ligence and virtue are as essential to
the life of our Republic as brain and
heart to tie life of a man. And econc-
mists claim that great damage IS done
to the State and the progress of the
people in social prosperity and indlvid-
ual happiness by popular Ignorance.
Hence public sentiment should be
strengthened on the important subject
of public schools. Intellectual leaders,
from their scope of observation, should
rise much beyond their limited hori-
zon Of selishness and, irrespective of
creed or class, come to the rescue by
voice and vote and lift the cloud Of ig-
norance which hangs like a dark
shadow over our fair State!
The recent movement by liberal
minded citizens of our town to estab-
lish Graded School, meets the appro-
baton of every friend of popular edu-
cation. Do not the official figures
declare the state of ignorance in most
of our counties. Out Of total white
population in 1880 Of 39l los, in South
Carolina, 59,779 were unable to write.
That is over Is per cent of our white
population: and perhaps 25 or 80 per
cent. Of those over ten years were una
BILE to write their name. If we will not
accept national aid to remove this in-
cubus of ignorance, State pride and q
broad, progressive public spirit should
inspire US to follow the example of our
sister towns whose excellent graded
schools are source of pride, and work
no detriment to institutions of higher
culture. Greenville, Columbia, Chester,
Brunson and other towns are not lag
CARDS in the race for reform. Their edu-
cational facilities build up their towns,
for there can be no progress where there
are no public schools.
We trust the day will soon dawn
when we can point with equal pride to
our Newberry Graded School, and thus
by our vote show that we desire no out
side aid or Federal interference. If not,
then-why not? x. X. X.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
Probate J2GdQe's SN(
THE STATE OF SOUTH Gang!
LIMA, COUNTY OF FNEWBERRT
IN PROBATE COURT.

In PROBAIE COCR
F. II. Dominick, as Admir- of the Es-
tate of J. Frank Miller, deceased,
Plaintiff, against Alice E. Miller and
others, Defendants.
Complaint to marshall assets and sell
lard to pay debts, &C.
T WILL SELL AT PUBLIC OUT
L cry at Newberry Courthouse, on
saleday in December next, the follow
ing described real estate, belonging to
the estate of J. Frank Miller, deceased,
to-wit: One Tract, containing Two Hun
dred and Fifty-eight Acres, more or
less, and bounded by lands of estate Of
Chesley Davis, F. H. Dominick, Sue
L. Miller and others.
One Tract, containing One Hundred
Acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of G. w. Buford, J. n. Martin
and others, and known as the "Mardis
Tract"
One Tract, con taining Seventy-three
Acres, more or less, and bounded by
lands of w. Frank Kelly, estate VIM.
Bishop, estate J. G. and Nancy Miller,
and known as the Lotion Place.
One Tract, containing Seventy Acres,
more or less, and bounded by lands of
estate of Jas. Oxner, Tom Johnson, J..
w. Smith, w. Frank Kelly and estate
of VIM. Bishop, known as the Liberty
Hill Tract, on the following
TERMS, To-wIT: One third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash. bal
ance in one and two years, in equal an
nual installments, with interest from
day of sale; credit portion to be secured
by bond of the purchaser and mortgage
of the premises sold, with the privilege
of paying all cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers. Plats of same will be ex.
hibited on day of sale.
J. B. FELLERS, J. P. n. c.
No,, q 1000
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

81 We would like to see the members Of
the Newberry Board of Trade take
more interest in the organization. It
certainly has done, and can do no harm,
snd surely.if all the members would
take an interest in it, and turn out to
the meetings, whether there was any
thing special up or not, it would bene"
fit the town. Ifit has not increased
your trade, or you do not see where it
has directly, put a dollar in your
pocket, that is no reason why it has
not been of benefit to your town. Let
all of the members stick together and
attend the meetings, and make it a
successful organization.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
.NeaU Advertisements.
DESIRABLE REiL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

OAKSLY FARM, FORMERLY
~ the home of L. G. Carter, de-
ceased, situated one mile from the
fourishing town of Ninety-Six and di-
rectly on the G.. & G. r. R., is offered
for sale. The lands are divided into
three tracts. No. l contains 40 2-5
acres, No. 2, SO 90 acres, and NO. 8
$50 2-5 acres; all of which can be pur-
chased together, or sold separately to
suit purchasers. Timber-ample for
all farm purposes, and convenient to
Railroad. The above lands are six
miles from Greenwood, growing GEN.
ter of trade, and convenient to a -four
ishing high school at Ninety-SiX.
Persons desiring to purchase can ad-
dress
MRS. MARY CARTER WALLACE,
Care of Col. q. D. Miller,
Ninety-Six, S. G..
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

s The State Penitentiary, ander the
efficient management of Col. T. J.
Lipscomb, is one of the best paying in
stitutions that the State has.
There are now SS4 convicts confined
there, 56 white males and three white
females; colored males, 7s9, females, Is.
The following extract from the annual
report of the Superintendent shows
how the finances stand:
"The total receipts for the year has
been SIS, ,565. So, and the disbursements
were S73,29S.52. This shows a net
profit Of SIS, ,267.03, to which should be
added $4,000 paid for machinery used
in the work on the canal, etc, and a
debt Of Sl4,162.49 from last year which
has been paid. This makes a grand
total of profits Of $50, 1851
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
Three Worlds Records Broken by Califor-
MIA Horses

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9.-Sunol this
afternoon trotted a mile in 2.l0t; beat
ing Axtell's and the worlds three-year-
old record by one and a half seconds.
Two other worlds records were
broken by California bred horses.
Faustina, yearling colt, beat the
yearling stallion record Of 2.3S, by
trotting a mile in 235, and Regal
Wilkes beat the two-year-old stallion
record of 22S, made By AXtell, by trot-
ting mile in 220$.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14

Judge Aldrich, in his charge to the
Grand Jury on Monday, expressed the
opinion that it would be better to have
the Sessions Court and the Common
Pleas divided, and separate Judges for
each, and that the Sessions Court
meet twice a year. And then let the
Sessions Judges meet once year and
all together form Court of Appeals for
cases from the Sessions Court.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1889-11-14
M0ster'S Sales.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY.-IN
COMMON PLEAS.
E. P. Chalmers, Clerk, VS.. George w.
Glenn, Exo'r, ct al.
DY ORDER OF THE COURT
ID herein dated Is February 1889, I
will sell at public outcry before the
Court House at Newberry, on the first
Monday in December, 1889, all that
tract Of land in the County and
State aforesaid, formerly the plop-
erty of Mary Ann Glenn, deceased,
containing One Hundred and Sixty
five Acres and half, more or less, and
by lands Of DR.. r. C. Carlisle and others.
A plat thereof to be exhibited at the
said sale.
Terms The purchaser has leave to
pay the whole bid in cash-otherwise
one-third Of the purchase money must
be paid in cash, and the balance pay
able in one and two years, with in
terest payable quarterly from the day
Of sale, by bond and mortgage ofthe
premises.
SILAS TOMBSTONE, Master.
Masters office, Nov, 1889.