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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
Httt8tpn.
Die gllenpaarenbdnbIer Coon
& laman buben falirt.

= Die gaenpaarenbdnbIer Goona
& lllIman buben falIirt.
- Die Benniplpania 8pbIen So.
bat ale GompauieIeute auf breipierteI
3sit SeieBt.
= @iliam 2am, Winens Sneenieur
Der 8ennIpIpania &obIen So. unb felt
1854 Elm Sewobner unierer Staot,
Iturb am OlittwO6 9lbenb.
- Gine 6rau Sbatp bon bier ipirf
I6on felt einiser 3eit permibt uno ale
9ta9fOri6un8en ua6 ibr iparen biz
batp Dersebens.
Dem 2ebisb 8alIep 9remier 9bos
Cunning tpuroe am SamItag Worser
in Der Srube beim 8oppeIn BON &arrer
in Dem GOrtOn SOfe bic redte Sunb ub.
9equetibt.
- 9ppbuS uno 4neumonia forberr
bier nod immsr Opfer. 90 itarber
bier fiirSlib MdiOr @m. s. Susbei
an 9neumOnia unb elmer SoIsate an
Gppbus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
SaS xbal dbtp arts.

Tablorbille. .-Sn Der beutiden eb9
8irde bnbier tpar om Dtitttpo6 8or'
mittas @ottesbienit unb 4benos ipurbe
cine nnterbaltune seseben, tpeIbe Sors
trdse aus ben ,.Sirten bon Setblebem
II. {. m. umfnbte uuo bel oenen Die Oars
iteaenoen in GoItiimen auftraten.
= Sn WlinOOta berrIdt Der SppbuS.
= Der biefse SOf 1T nit beIuOenen
&pblenfarren bIrdirt.
= Serr Sobu bon WeiIenflub unb
Samilie, bonn @ilbeIm Sell Sptel, Ieis
Den an Der Grippe.
-8ebn Sage mar bic bur6idnitts
li6e Irbeits3eit in ben @ruben bubier
i'm perfloHenen WOnat, in mun6en
Werfen nod tpeniSer.
= Die 9. 8. &, SO. So. sebenft Ell,
mem IansN sefiiblten 8eOIrfnife ubSuz
belfen unb in Henbbam cine 8abnitas
tlon 3u bulen. Der 8erfebr redtfers
tiSt bieS polItdnbig.
- Cine Bartie beioffener &erIe ma6s
ten am 8eibna6tsmorsen einen Sbls
lenipeftufel unb lieBen aud nidt eber
nu6, bis elmer Oerielben, Batrid Noos
ME, cine &ueeItpunbe in Der S9ulter
bate, bic ibm elm Mann nnmens SObse
beibru6te, oefen Gieentbum bic 8anoe
bsbrObte. SObse wurOe nod benz @es
fdnsniB sebru6t, iOate uber iOfort Ses
gen Sdrsi6uft entIaien iperOen Oa er
in 8ertbeirisuns ieines gisentbums
banbeIte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
BON Der SubTeite.

Mas GuenDadren9ei0att BON S.
@ahel, an @eoar 9lpenue, tpuroe am
OtontaS bur6 ben Sderiff sei6IoHen.
,,Narsaret" beibt cine neue 9ofos
motiUe, tpeI9e bic scranton StabI So.
ii4 ansei6aift bat.
Serr Oscar SelIrie8eI fiinoist an,
Oab er ni6t bic 9lbIi6t babe, aI8 8ans
ciout fur irseno Elm 9lmt auf3utreten.
Serr Simon Straub Iiest felt @eibs
na6ten an elmer grfaItuns i6mer
franf barnieber.
Die Grippe bat aud bier fbon mans
Dies Spfer eripiidt unb bas glleben ees
iaiebt tpie na6 9foten.
Sin S6bnlein bon @arI SO. Wc8inz
nep erIitt am Samltag Na6mittae
bur6 einen Sal einsn bOppeIten 8eins
brud.
Gbriit Sidus puroe am Sreitas 9lb.
enb seleSentIid ieineS @sburtStaees
BON Der 9ermunia &apeIe NIT elmer
Serenaoe beebrt.
Nd6iten Sonntas baben Der 9lrs
better Sortb. 0ersin unb Der 8erein
9emiitblibteit ibre @eneraIperiam
lung unb 8eamtennabl.
Wi6aeI Wesner, Der Dor einisen
Woben 10 i6nere SerIeBungen an bem
Bine 8root BREEDER hapon trug, sebt
Der 8eneiune ent9eeen.
Die g8m. Gonnea 8obIen So. bat
bic glrbeitSSeit bon feds unb iieben
Stunben auf a Stunoen tdgli6 bers
abseiebt, bis DIE No6frase mad 8Obs
len tpieoer re9er ipiro.
gri6uIratb S. 6. 0tiaer pur6e am
4beno beS "a. DeSbr., um 7 ubr, bon
leiner SSrau nit einem lieben Gbrilts
finoIein in @eltalt zines ID6terbens
bei6enft. Oiutter unb 8inO iino pObl.
Der GcnteIt fir eine goIbene nbr
stpiiden Sruu 8idie 0tiler unb Serm.
lS6lfsrs enoets Su 8unitsn Der srIteren,
ipeI6e 2575 Stimmen bate, ee9sn
753 fir g8blfers.
Bitiston 4penue fpirb bis sur itGbs
tii6en 9renss liionGrts nipelirt unb
Der nd6lte Sbritt pirb cine AuSoebns
uns Der eIettrii6en 8abn mad Mis
noofa Iein.
gS pdre ben 8eipobnern Der 10.
8aro, beionoerS in ienem TbeiIe pbers
baIb Stone Ipenue, iebr lieb, tpenr
bic StaotrGtbe ibr 2idt Elm bisben
mebr Ieu6ten liebsn, benn bic Sdlfte
Belt bremen bic 2dmpen ni6t.
u.s. Serr @barIes 8ulff 1T ermd6s
tist. fir bic Sirma Sos & S6nsnter
Bidder uno Sefte gum glnbinoen ooer
8ersoloen ansunebmen unb fir ale
BON ibm abeelleferte IrtifeI oas 8elr
su foaeitiren.
Serr 9beobor 8auidmann, Der bo,
einisen Wo9en an Der giienbabn nabt
Rioge 8ow perun9lIdte, bat ii6 i'm
0oipltaI iotpeit erboIt. bab er bor einei
@pbe mad ieiner WObnuns an Geoa,
glpsnue sebru6t perben fOnnte.
Ter Quartet Stub bate am Wontae
cine MISUNDERSTANDING, perbunben mil
MeibnabiSbei9eerune fir bic &inbsr
Toit ale attipen uno paiiipen Wtslie.
Der batten ii6 Su Der Sseier einsefunoer
un6 Der Nbeno oeifloB uuf bas Anser
nebmIte, seiptirSt bur6 @eianess uni
0tuiitportrdee Il. I. 10.
Wattbetp Sanblep, so Sabre alt uni
Gde bon 8ittSton Nuenue uno PaIm'
itraBe pobnbaft, fieI Wontas AbenO 6!
llbr BON elmer Is SUB bOben SreitIini
t nobe bem @Onneq BREEDER, in Der 20
@aro, uno Oerlsbts ii6 70 i6msr, bal
er balo oarauf itarb. gr mub in be-
nebeItem Suitanbe bOrtbin setpanber
, isin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

mudt. Die Serren SenfinS unb Tbos
mas, bic Gonteitanten, bebaupten, bab
fie unter oieIen umitdnoen NIT Mebrz
beiten bon 500 bis 1000 Stimmen er=
tpdbIt iinb.
Sbpmas 8urfe, Der auf bic IntlaSe
Der 0otbsu6t i'm @efdnsnib iaB, itelte
am Mlontas por @eri6t $1,000 8drSs
9hnft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
&0OtOgrapbie Gei6dft
ppft
8eimricb Trep,
42l 2adamanna glUenue, Scranton.

Bir fino auf cas Bette eiuseridtet fur Nm.
fertiaung ieOer art pboloarapbndes arbelteu.
iuie 9ortrnit photographer IN beIttbiaer
GSr6be SamiIisn. uno 8rnppenbllrer pouisr'
uuo 9anoihnftsuutuabmen, HeproouttioneH
pou BlNerr. Sropon.Bortraus aquareusH
Oelaemdloe Borteldn'8ilosr II: J. no., 5u'
frieoenlteaenOe aIbeiten bel mdbtgen Rreiien
lpirb ju9efdert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02
SSaltcr'S
put'waaren Departement
Spe3ielle NSreiie
= fir bic
Dptprta9P ~!

Damsn 6iIs prUmsnaee Sits, is Cts.
sssisrts 5Its ST co. psrtb $500.
- $50, 300.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-01-02

@smiidts Nufe, @allniiTe, RanSsln unb
anere SCrtsn, has pfunp.. ............t25
5stusr ssmiiGtsr ganby, bas pfunb...... 10
StIIsrtr has pfunb........t5
Ssins .3uder. SpisIIa6sn, has plumb So. t23
Sraussn has DuBsub ..........- .........25
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
living In His Bleed.

4 Baltimore dispatch sa:s: N inter-
estiuc case was received Thursday at
Johns Hopkins Hospital. TIE patient
mas Gai.nale il shape Of snakes living in
his h!ood, iieis from Charicc!or, S. c.,
aad mas suffered iron his peculiar dis
case more or less for twenty years.
Many time, his blood has been examined
under the microscope: ap6 tnc snake
shaped parasites rave always ceer found
present, The blood for examination has
generally been drawn from q finger tip.
This is the first case of toe Kind st Johns
Hopkins Hospital: and few doctors in
the United States have personal knowl
edge OF tee disease. Only twenty-five
cases cf this disease are said 70 have
been reported in this country.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
ca,a-ed pce..c in Olsiaaom:.

A special to the s.. Loais Republic
from Topeka, Ea':., Gays: ID. =. Gar
rctt, Of Ire colo7ed coloay cf 0kiabo2a,
.ri7ed ir tie city ycsterd"y, aGG s!2:es
that there are now fully lcur Thousand
colorcd persons IN Okishona, and :ha.
colonization work wiil be pushed il al.
cities Of the West. He says the people
are entirely satisfied With the county
snd their prospects. Co:cccl 2IasoI', 81
Mississippi, who has been there tw"
weeks, is advocating the purchase Of the
Cherokee strip for Settlement by the COZ
o-cd race. Several prominent negroes o.
this city are moving in that direction,
and Will ask President Harrison to ap-
point a commission of colo7ed lon 20
negotiate With the Cherol:ees for the
purchase O; the strip for homestead set
tlcment for their own race exclusively.
This proposition is founded OF informa-
ton tha. the indians arc willing TO hGve
colored people settle or tie strip. 1t il
srpued that, as q resolution has lIst
been introduced in the United States Sen
ate to appropriate large sum Of money
to carry colored colonists to Africa, i
the government can appropriate money to
transport the negro to Africa, it has ,he
powe: to appropriate money to purchase
lands for him at houle and could buy
the strip for tha. purpose. It is urged
that strong sod united effort be rosdi
to this end, aud the Afro-America2
League, which meets shortly in Chicago
will be requested to take the subject un
der consideration"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
INFLUENZA YEARS AGO.

Tho Disease That appeared in Souta
Carolina Many Years Ago-Sorie IN
te-ortiAe Facts.
RausaE's history CT South Carolina
cortsips tie following, which is Interest
ing in the present prevalence of the
| grippe" lIany persons remember that
the inhuenzs, afSer tyaversing the United
States n 1899, reached Carolina and
spread extensively. Il wss very fatal on
the pjeata:ions near the northeastern
line of the State, especially to prime full
grown negroes. William Aston lost
abors thirtJ-f7e OF that description.
The whole mucous membrane, through
ali its rccesses OF the insiaGses of the
asfrcu.is, vas most grievousiy affected.
Deafness, loss OF taste ard smell, for q
long period were among its conseque0-
; ces. More have reason to remember the
influenza Of 1907. Gradually advancing
! over tae Northern States, It reached
Chalestpu in September.
1t spared neither age nor sex, though
| children often escaped altogether; or if
| attacked, got through with the disease
, with TIE least inconvenience. The re-
verse was the case with aged persons.
It soon became SO general that IN some
large families there were rot 2 sutticlen-
/ cy Of persons in health to attend On the
I sick. In few weeks it is supposed
that Il, 900 persons, CT half Of the popaia-
| ton OF Charleston, had been aIi1lcred
With the disease. Or these, forty-Ive
| died thirteen Of whom were white per-
sons srd thic:y-two negroes. The for
! mer were generally aged persons. The
! disease spread oa all sides into the
! coarrx. Tie mo:tsIit7 IL Georgetown
and Eeau;ors WIS considerably greater
than II Charleston. Eh2 disease in ma
II cases w&s so mild u to preclude the
necessity Ct application TO pbys:c:2n:
/ II Dangerous c6Ges, where medical ala
YVES required, bleeding, h:isterirs, ecaes-
; :cs. cathsE:ics ana sudoritc5 were
-: chiefly relied upon.
! Ile ;ofuecza IL its comnooceneni
! Resembles tac :eilow, lever 9Th . Paic;
n aad over tac eyes. and with Iec
!strcass over taci7 whites. 4 sharp ACID
acnm c7as discharged rom the eyes, a1c
scr: tirnes frocs tie. nostTiis. - sue,
cssts 3loa7saae&s acd soreness OF th>
shroa: was usual. The sense Q! smell
IN, was sc12e:,laes Impaired. the he&s'
Eirg vas Frequently injured. ana N feH
! eases the powers Of vision We're diminish
led. J .igttress ard 4 structure acIass
| the breass. with 3 dry cough, was com
| mon. Tie whole mucous membrane III
! ins tie fauccs, nos:t:!s and b-onc2l>
were uacomuor;g stated with phlegm
! IL tie aged the disease assumed ta:
| fern ot i 2ncrnlon;-; il tae young ani
! p.crhcvic. that OF & pleaEisy. Persons Ta<
| we're >i 6 c2nsumC;ic dia!les!s, OF |Hc
! ;l2a ;,aen sabject to oii congns Of dis,
eases c! :.c breast, suffered most anG
offence: reiapsed. 5rit::rg OF b;2oa
| and clhcr precnssocs OF consumption a:
t.cI;eG sc"a patients aiiar che c!secst
| nad il their cas"s apparently vanished
| and generally disappeared. Ar uHcoa:
n,91 increase oc Consumption followed
! IN tie vear 1865, which exceeded any
;h;c2 c.sc before known il Charles
%0yy;g :
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
SIOONSEINERs' FUN.
Ther Catch Deputy Collector Alone.
and Proceed to Have Some sport.

Thez Catch Deputy CsllccteT Alone.
and Proceed TO Have Some sport.
Atlanta Constitution.
\ deputy collector, who lives in At
larts. mad memorable experience in
aockda!e county few highs ago.
TIE deputy mas said very little about
the matter and the story comes first
from Ronkdale.
Quite number o. cficiala and en-
piovees about the collectors and mar
shal's Offices were moro OF less familiar
with tie story yesterday and smiled
knowingly Uhcn the subject was brought
up.
They ell object, however, to being
quoted ir the matter and the atory was
told with the solemn assurance that the
name of the author would never, never,
under any circumstances, be made pub
tic.
sIs happened on the night of Decen-
Der the 2sth, in Rockdaie. It was q
moonlight night, abou. 10 o'clock. The
c,l!ectcr was driving, and was
alone. All of q sudden, just as he was
oa bridge, five or six mea stepped out
snes" .; s' nrns rtoH -iobt ~ Sim Te look.
.SSG, wv ~, uI' .hcro Tss ano.hcr osnn he.
cu osIn, ,; ~, 49, 'a o-a-ro,e Of tte5 ar1,ed
.tIu .n - nlw, 49,, az 80 bosr d-;nling
-! y: 'ns.u ~, I so;S 49, 10 Ioado- ora +he
,,ot. e.s ou.' ~. o~t SStc I IT. r1ada him stsy
coiiecto. so- oI, n.. - l L;S ,o-eo - ~
On inc pflaGe' Eu' uio'o rs. rs 49, 80. ai 81
piece sES hiteN7n It, -D0D 'N a.
get &Touhn LIZ: .o:a ~ o1o,ao-
NDoaoIe sHuI1s; %a, satu 80 80. iSa 80 i:e,
me eolcc;oF snla1su 11. ~: - nis 5,,;'b. '.h.
ana >hc in"o1SHlasLs IS ss.eu ~ T1'n 80 n;sto
ooo,.s.; @ ~; ;.-. ,ha,Idcr @ ~ hcI,-aan his ens II
o@seI @ tlI9 M sHor'U.- .! .o4'-oua ". WV" WI
A', : =? 80 oI-- 80 vs., .ho ,e~t order
- - 80 =. - wv, wa ' ~ >
s'o, ~ ~ 80 ::,,n ~ W ~ Ha,no~t
! NV .a.lny ,1an fa,,or.,s iT % $500, uss cone
IN
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
Three Bobea In Thirteen Days.

4 dispatch from CORY, Pa, ssys:
"SIvnters Of The medical fraternity
hcreaborts have for severa! weeks past
been discussing the remarkable case Of
Mrs. Z. 5. Harvey, who within thirteen
ds-s gave hi,th to three children. Mrs.
Har7e7 is sahout 40 years old, recidcs at
Albion Station, this county. snd is the
mother of sevcrs! children. Several
weeks ago she gave birth to 6 three
pound baby, bat it did no: live. Two
days afterwards the doctor was again
summoned AID was astonished at the
birth of second child. It wss dead,
however, aad not as fully Developed as
the first. The physician had about got
over his astcaishncnt ard finished look
ing up the recorda on such matters
when. ten days later, his services were
again required This time there was
another stlIlborn babe, less fully devel,
oped than the second. Mrs. Harvey is
doing well, and no further additions are
expected. The peculiar case viii! bt
written up from q physicians stand
point for The medical journals, having
already been the subject OF much discus
sion amoog the doctors.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
SPARTANBURG BLACK CAPS.
Low White Woman Bcafcn and Her
Paranourc ShotAt.
CN Herald

Low White Woman Bcafcn and Her
Paramourc shorAr.
spartsaburs Is. c. Herald.
William Davis, "old crop ear Da-
Wis., they call him, aspired to have a
white wife, and Mary Hall, white
woman, asp pired to have negro husband
Thev were never married, but for sew
s.al wears have been living together
in the fist woods near Cherokee. This
relation became so indecent that the
white people had determined to put a
stop to it, and warrants had ALREADY
been issued for their arrest, but last
week the action OF the Law was fore
stalled by 8 band Of masked men who
raided the establishment TIE par
ties thought there was but Que door to
the house and that they had the Pair
Gagged. but when they rushed ID Da.
Wis rushed out Of back door and
made biz escape after getting {. few
licks as he ran. He wes shot at, bat
if he was hit he was not seriously
hurt. He die rot remsin long. nol
was ho particular as to the manner OF
his going. When last heard Of he had
left for Columbis.
The woman was not 80 fortunate.
They took her cut and thrashed hel
sourdly with switches.
It's said that she has left that re-
aion and viii settle near this ci1y, on
the Howard gap rocd. But tue courts
will act be called On tc keep this
pair apart.
Thcraiders ware blacked like negroes
end prohs bly, were negroes, though
soyee ofthem are said to be white men
TIE following - the account Of The
affair IS published in the Atlanta Con
stitutio2 under cate Of December 9th
s'In spartanburg county last night
mob Of negroes in mask visited th'
house OF John Hall, a negro who Ta:
,ivire with white woman, who ht
claims was mis- wife, took him out, tiet
him TO tree, nrti gave him thirty 5y-ain'
lashes. Then they turned him ioos'
and told him to leave the county. Ih
white -omcn wao not molested: bu
was simply warned TO leave the State
The white people Of the neighbor
hood haG investigated the case, snt
had determined to bring i: before tn
next term OF court: 1oisce2eneticn be
:ac 6 felony under the laws OF To
State. The coloreG people, however
took the Laws in their own hands, an
the rcrties have left the State"
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
TERROR AT \ BULL FIGHT.
A Graphic Description of the Fall ofa
Plaza IN NIcxEco-Mauy seriouslyInju
ed. but Probably None Killed.

A Graphic Description of the Fall OF q
Plaza iu NIcNsco-Mauy scriouslyInjur-
ed, bu, Probably None Killed.
CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. S.-Telegrams
from Villa Lordo, give particulars Of
the Eel! Of the plaza last Tuesday while
bull fight was IL progress.
Abcu: 1C, C,01Q people we're crowded IN
to the building. When the second bull
was being killed, nearly everybody rose
and stood applaudicg aud stamping
their feet, when ali OF c sudden o2c
sideof the..psaza commenced 20 give way.
a rush followed and the extra move
neas OF the thousands Of spectators only
helped 20 byiDg about the fall of the
structure, aud it bulged out rapidly sad
then collapsed, p7eciritatjog the ualucky
;;Ga-.Ses. .distarces ranging from 10
to % feet. to sae,Essougd. 81 Many we're
buried beneath the debris. AG>e2s them
were many ladies Of the best families OF
the town. In their desperate situation,
fights occurred among the men, and
many were stripped of every stitch Of
clothing. The crowds on the opposite
side Of the building, which numbered
several thousand, became panic stricken
anG fell and tumb!ed over one another IN
their attempt to reach the outside Of the
plaza. The bull-fghters were also
seized with panic a2d made their exit,
with the bull closely following. The
trampiog 0: the helpless, and the agoniz-
ed cries Of he re1 end women. made
the place a scene OF pandenoalum. 1t
was 70: until outside people came 10
the aid Of the people pioned down by
planks and other ;inbers that the un-
fortunate victims were relieved from
their painful position. Many physicians
were called. and the wounds Of the pco-
pie attended to. henunber Of wound
ed will reach into hundreds, and while
a great many of them ere serious and
psinfut, il is beiieved that not Que case
will prove fatal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
effect 'roro and immediate(y after tn
date o. Is apnrov2!
Approved December %, 1889.

Approved December ZZo, looS.
REGULATING WEIGHTS AID MEASURES
Az Act to provide a punishment ioi
making use OF fs!se scales, weights OF
measures il buying nr selling.
Section !. That any person or per-
sons WHO shall knowingly make use
Of any scales, weights o. measures
which fail to ccnfrrm to the standard
thereof prescribed by law, in buying or
selling cay goods. wares, merchandise
or either articles, shall Re deemed gull
tv Of a misGemesnes, aua upon con-
viction shall be fined in sun Of cot
more thsn one hundred dollars, or be
imprisoned N the count. jail for q
rericd not exceeding thirty days.
Approval December %, 1883.
TIE HOMESTEAD LAW.
An Act to amend Section 1898 Of
the General Statutes, relating to the
aliecaticr, of hanicst sd.
Section !. That Sectlod 1885 be
amended so that the same shall read
asfollows:
Section 1895. No waiver of the
right ochomestead, however solemn,
made by the head Of family at any
time prior to the assignment OF the
homestead. shall defeat the homestead
provided for in this chapter: Provided,
however, that no right of homestead
shall exist or be allowed in any prop
erty, rea; or personal, aiiened or mort
gagged, either before or after assign
nent, by any person or persons whom,
soever, as ageinst the title or claim Of
the aliense or mortgage or his heir,
or their heirs or assigns"
Approved Defender q, 1855.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
HOME AGAIN.
& Family oc :'Iac.iy Children OF tketr Way
From !Ar;saIs:.s &c Nori!; Carolina.

, y
From Area as:.s tc Nori!, Carolina.
! Atlanta Joarna.
When The Georgia Pacific train or.
riyeji from Birmingham this morning
two !it;ie g!slg stepped from the sec
ono class o3aca and looked about .ne1n
! in , rewildc:ed way.
I "-loye along" said the Waterman
kindly.
I'VE don't know where TO go, SIR"
said tie eldest in a trembling voice.
"&;o an3 ny sister are trying to get
to our hone in North Carolina. and
I somebody in Birmingham paid our
Hsy cn thc train we have just left" )"
Frightened sobs came trcm the
youngest girl. The eldest threw her
arms proCectingly about her sister, and
! said:
| Don't cry, Fannie, everything viii
&c all right"
! IN 2$:c21 S-=s >a!,iad ca1 tho l:cct'a
girls were taken to the police station.
They were seen by 8 Journal reporter
and asked to tell their story. The elder
answered the questions.
Ter name was Patsy Cook and her
sisters name was Fannie Cook. She
WAS fifteen years of age and her sister
eleven.
';T:Eo months ago." she said, "our
father and mother left with us-six of
us: thare are six children, you know,
and an the oldest--for Arkansas.
My fsther was farmer and thought
that he would do better out West, so
we left our home, which is in Wayne
County, North Corolina, about ten
miles from Goldburg. He went to
Woodruff County, Arkansas, and had
been there only few days when
both my father and mother were taken
sick with pneumonia and died within |
q few days Of each other. have two
sisters and three little brothers. We /
bought ticket to North Carolina for
my youngeat sister, who is four years |
old. and then had enough money left |
to bay tickets for Fannie and myself |
20 Birmingham. At Birmingham the |
CHIEF OF police got US tickets to this
place, and we viii have to beg some
body here 10 pay our way to North |
Carolina, or TO the next town."
And where are the boys?" wss
asked.
"Oh, they started out for home On
foot and reckon the poor little tel-
lows ere coming home ss fast as they
can. They Gre strcng and heslthy,
and if little Eddie, who is only seven
years cid, doesn't get TOO tired reck-
oC rhaE will soon be With Us again. Il
Won't take thenc very long to walk
from Arkansas, vii: i5?'
Nc; ncy very long Who is there IN
Moth Carolina that will take care of
your
sob, ws have u2cles snd aunts
who vii! be giSd TO have as live with
them"
why didn't they seDd you enough
,norsy to pay ycur wey back kcme?"
''I:hey didn't know that papa and
:namns were dea5, and we didn't
know hoW to tell them
The case was referred TO the mayor
and .i&s city T-;rden, aud q pass to
~
tie girls, ana they viii soon be ct home
again.
And tho three little boys are trudg-
ing man!uiiy towards the same goal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-01-15
The Grady Monument Fund.

The Grads MOI. im=nt fund has no"
reached nearly $l5,0 TIC apG:eEp-
tons thus far ire aluost al! from Ati'ata.
Young men Of other p27ts OF Georgia &:e
Iasevcse:uc themselves, and |hI!e 30 re-
turns have yet pcer received, the inGica-
,:ors ere TIA subscriptions from os2er
Georgia toms GDd cities will Increase
,h2 flnd 20 a: least double &hc present
amount. The largest subscription Iro2l
tho North csr,e from me directors of Ike
:acp-th Net;ona. Bank oi Nc- York, &C
compooicd BY TIE following te:e.7sss:
,.Tnc directors Of the Fourth Nar.oea:
sa..k. Of Tx ci:j ci New Eo7k are IL
a.,ccd, by t:c personal ea:eco: ano aioai-
;a,ion which ihcT entevtaia or :aG 1iSo
character aaa distinguished pubic 2e7-
vices Of the ate Hcn-y Y. GRADY Of "
:ap;a. to subscrhe TIC sa'o oj iivc 1&a-
d.eG dollars 20 the nonumcnt tu1G, 3
,:.,eck for which I send By n":i :n:3
day. Yours respectfully:
u. EDWARD SIMMONS, PFcs!de1t.