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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
Die Situation an Der Creme glr

- Die Situation an Der @renae 4rs
msniens ideint cine 3iemIi9 ernfe au
ieiu. Die ruififbeu Streiitrdlte an bic.
fer Grenae uerben fortwdbreno in alIer
Siille perifdrtt. Die @arnifonen BON
Rars, Batum unb anberen befeiiiateu
gldben fino in lebter 3eit fah perbop.
peIt tDorbeH unb bic ruiiii6e 9autaius.
4rmee IN Ubllig ialasfertig esriiiiet.
So 1T gnn5 erli6tlid, baB &uBIanb
bemnddft Irmenien beieben wirb.
&ublanb III Der anf6t, ooB es
bierbur6 Mot einen olIaemeinen
arieg probocireu peroe, ioubern
es meint, baB Der Dreibunb uub
England gli6ts baeesen bdtten,
penn &uBlanb eine 10 melt abgeleaene
tirtri9e prOpin3 annettiren puroe.
Der SuItaH f9sint iebo6 enbli9 aus
ieiner 2eibar9ie ja erwa1cn uab ben
ruiIiI6en anplabungen snergiI9en Wis
berfianb enigesen ieBen su wolIeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
DON A.

- Ser 70idbrige Matbetp Grms
itrong in @raitOu, 3p., fast. baB ct ies
ben SOmmer, 10 lange er ii@ gu erinnern
peiB, nit Diarrboe gepla9t tpar. Ct
bat piele Mebi3inen Deriu@t, absr uibis
fommt @bamberlain's @olie, Cholera
uno Oiarrboea 3emeop 9leiG. 9ieies
Nsittel ipirtt prompt, 1T tets superldifig
unb nit Waher bermii1t lei6i au nebs
men. @u@ 3inoer m6sen es. 3um
Terfauf bel &. @Dbn 4 Co., +. &aIts
eper & Sobn unb allen Sruggiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
GaseseWemigfeiten.
s Man D..

= SIM 8epilligungs MusI9uB bes
Reprdlentantenbauies lit bic bemerfenss
wertbe Sbatia9e feitgeitellt tuorben.
boB bic @umme pDn $461, 844, ,779 an
Bemiliigungen augetpleien porben lit,
tpdbrenb bic 8unbes @innabmen bes
betreffenbea GiscaIsSabres fid uur auf
$3.50, Al, ,357 beliefen, 10 baB allo bic
Bewillisungen bic ginnabmen um bic
Summe bon $11 .430,422 iiberlteigen |!
Huslanb.
Nus Seruialem pirb initgetbeilt,
bab bic tiirfii@en 8eb6rben bic 1rans
aisfanersW6nd)e aus ber @taot gewies
fen bdtten. Ser frons6ii6e @oniul
prOteiiirte bagegen, aber obue @rfolg.
= Us f9eint, als Oh in SeutIGlanb
bon Neuem cine Snfinenaa.@ .@pibemie
ausbre9en luolle. SM Glogau Hnb
bon ber bortigen @arniion so Mann
an Der 3nfiueu3a erfrantt. >
= Sie faiierlibe Dampf. Oa6t So.
ben3olern@ bate auf ibrer &iidtebr
bon Wemel na6 2iel einen fur bic
Olf See gan5 ungem6bnli1 beftigen
eturm 30 beiteben. Das Shif ents
ging nur nit tnapper Notb Der @efabr,
nit eiuem 2eu6tf6iff aufammen3us
itOben, nobel es eineu 8beil Der Gaen
einbiiBte. Oie Oa6t tpurbe berart bins
un6 bergei6leubert. baB bic Watrofen
aus ibren Sdngematten tollerten, nobel
i9 einige Iei6t bei@doisten. 8rob beg
ffarfen 5iurmes blieb bet 3aijer Die
gauae 3eit auf benz 0erbed.
Maior b. @iBmann III In. 8rtKeI
eingetroffen. st wurce bonn S6niae
unb ben Bertretern Der &e9ierung beg
Congo Staates auf bas suportommeno.
ife empfangen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
@ladltd,e seute ans s,uotoua.

gBm. Iimmrns, Ypitmeifer in Sbapile, Snbtaua,
i4rebt Dds Electric BitterS" Bat mir mebr aeniitt
ais ale anberen Rebicinen Suiammensenpm sesen
ale bic 9ei4werben unb eeben, wel@e bic Golse BON
mer unb 0ieb5u@ter Sobn 9eslie, ebenfaaS ppn Sba=
stae. fas; $50 balte electric gitters fur bic bette
Mebisin, bic es stebt, i'd babe mid mad ibrem Gez
etn Giienpaaren Sdnbler berielben OrtS6aft iast
yGeetre 8iters III serabe DaS, mas Semanb brauGt,
beRen @einntbet total uaut ben Sunb setrmmen iia-
pte man 5u faeen pHest. War bat e8 bic @e5unbteti
misberseseben unp ID babe pteber Gppetit unb nenen
eetensmutb!A
Die Gloide toitet nur so Gents. gu baben in alien
Gpctbeteu. Dreib, Tbcmpipn & Co., 0bplefae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
u d t II n 8.

es pirb bierburd ytOtis seseben,
oaB Elm limitirter Betrog in gttien Der
yIlamo Geuer 8efiiterun9s 8efeGs
Idaft" nod ge3ei6net werben fam uno
iebt aur Subitription fir Solde, tuelde
ibr 8eIb bOrtbeilbaft an3ulegen miins
iden, fur bef6rdntte 3eit pffen Iiegt.
gDegen @in3eIbeiten ipen6e man ii9
on ben Setretdr, Nr. 222 Weli @Oms
mereeltraBe (Dtirler's @ebdube), Gan
Mntonio, 3eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
@rumoetaemtbmmS uebertrasunsen,

@runoetaentbnmS llebertraannsen
u. 59olB an 5. 6. Mullen, @runos
fthd an Ofts0ouiton= =StraBe. $4,000.
SOiepb J0riter uno Jrau an 6. &ap.
Die SdIfte bes SurbtD GO an ber Mes
hina. $4,000.
9lusult 6Iabaus an Grnft Sausmann,
so Mder 2anb IL 0teilen norb6fli6
BON ber Stabt. $500.
u. Gonrab on Inna Rippfein,
@runbithd on Some StraBe. 5000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
2li6t int @efei(e.
ROmaa bon syoa SOp.Go
(Gortfetuna.l

(Goriiesuns.)
9erma;ne fab in Die 8lumenfale ib.
res 6trauBes binein. glber ibre 8life.
bic iid fefibobrten, iaben bod ni9ts,
Dor ibreu Nugen bing es nie ein i9pals
3er S@leier. Gin G9minoeI batie lie
ereriifen, cine 9obesangf. Nie tonnie
es nur gef9eben, baB bic porreife, tpeiie
ettpdgenoe Nernunft. neIhe lie inner
n6tbig gebabt in Sabreu, ND anbere
ii6 geoantenlos ibrer Sugenb freuen,
fie aud In bieier rieiensrOben Grase be
ratben batte 2 Nun erit in bieien
f6ipeigfamen Minuten begriff lie. mas
fie getbau, mas gef6eben tDdroe unb
was nod gefheben tonnte. Mie, lpenn
er bod 8laubte. cine 3drtlidb Iiebenbe,
cine biugebenbe Satin 3u finben, tpenn
CT fi@ nit Der Greunbin niGt beenieen
iDonte {? Mie batte es nur fommen f6n.
men, BOB 3wei Weni@en lnittlaren Sin.
men iibereiufamen, etDas ;u tbun, mas
li@ in biefen fGrsdli1en Ntinuten mie
DobnFnn barteIlte ? Sid obne 2iebe
aneinonber tetten fur elm 2eben = bas
par cine 6iinbe.
Sur bos lnglhf, bos nomber toms
men Ionr,te, fommeu mubte, CAB es
bann ui@t einmol bic @ntf1ulbigung,
bnB iie In blinber 6eIbiftduf9ung bin.
eingerannt ieien 2
uub bd belt 0er Wagen on bem pers
bdngnibDOIleu 3iel.
llnb Rabenstpann fanb i6ou nit eis
mem biden, blonben 0errn erwartenb
im 6iur.
@ei@ab nun ni9t ettpas lnerbbrtesY
6Ioben bic bei6en, bic gefommen tparen,
h9 bier 5u btnben, niGt init gntIeben
pieber bapon 2
Nein. es gel9ab ni1ts, ais bas proz
grammdbige. gs 9iebt Gtunben, no
Der Meni@ ii9 ieines Minens bDlig bes
ranbt fiblt. no er mai6inenmdBig fbut,
mas er uiGt 3u tbun whnl6t. @s III,
als Oh bic GeeIe ii@ aus benz Q6rper
entfernt bdiie unb nun, tiber ibm i@mes
benb, bertpunbernb 3ufebt, mas er Ales
beginuf. Der f6rperIi9e Nlenf@ IN
bann iuie Elm iuilbfrem5es Weien. uno
itt Der 6eeIe ME Elm Sraum, boB He
0iefes rnestwhrbiee, outomntenbafte
Meieu einuial beberr59t bat.
90 iab Alfreb berpunoert 3u, nit
Mlfreb neben eirtem iingen Meibe, BE-
eleitet BON 3uei Mdnnern, In einer
fableu Gaal trat. no binter eiusn erii.
nen 3if1 irgenb Elm MenfG fonb uni
irgenb ettuns iagte, unb ME Nlfret
bann etwas unterf@rieb. So, er fat
iogar. oab CT einen gan3 tueitldufigen,
berI@nbrtelten 3ug untei feline So,
meusI6rift maGte, einen 3ue. Der i'm
Ii9t @eiDobnbeit mar.
@ermoine aber 3itterte am gan3er
2eibe. Sic bate gar feline Gebanter
niebr auber bem einen. bnb fis ibr @ur
gegeben babe, bab CT um He geiuOrben
neil er ibrer bsblrfs, bob fie unbantba,
unb uubarnberjig banble. menn HI
iett nod ,,glein" iage - iegt, bier DO,
bieien fremben, lauerneen 3eugen, BIZ
he 10 unbef@ei5en betrn@teten, aIs ie
cine Brdnt Elm Raturmunber.
Als bic Geber In ibrer 6anb lag
iuollte es ii1 ionIos auI ibre 2ippel
brdngen: i@ fam es bod uintl Do H
ben fefeH, befon0ers eroBen Namens
aug, ben er biugeiebt, fab, f6rieb 4
nit bebenben 6ingern ibreu Namen ba
r,inter.
Sic tparen bermdblt!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03

llnierbeb fofteten Grou Marie @a.
bensip0nn unb 6rau Doftor 66neiber
ale 8Orfreuben biefes bo6mi6tisen
greieHiies aus.
Dor etnieen Soseu freilid bditen He
fi9 um bieIes Ielbe greianiB beinabe
eon3 erjirnt, benn Sett6en S6neioer
nabm es iebr iibel. bab Misbe RabeRss
mann ibr ni&t frtber etlpas bobon on.
bertraut haite. Nber Der 6riebe mar
bur@ bic Gbemdnner ipisber berssiellt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03
Ste tpiebielte Generation lebt iebt felt
Ghrifti @ebMrt2


Sieie Grage beantmDrtet ber vBdr"
i@dbungsmeiie tpie folst:
ytebmen mir on, baB bas bur9f1nittz
li9e 3ebensalter bes Meni9en so Sabre
betrdSt, 6aB ber Meni1 A in @briiti
@eburtsiabr geboren 1T, baB er nit Is
Sabren eiuen 9obn B Letommt, baB
oieier i'm Sabre Is n. CIR. geforben 1T,
na6bem ibm in ieinem 25. 2ebensiabr
Der Sobn c geboren puroe u. (. 10.
Oaf bieie 9eseenbena our6 feline uns
eliidsfdae lDie 3riee, RebOIutionen unb
Aufitdnoe, gehiIen3. pofsn, gbolera,
bulcaaiibe @ruptiDuen unb grofiirae,
2aDinen, ueberf9wemmungen, S9iff
Bride unb Jeuer. giIenbabn. unb an.
bere Jabrunfdle, pilbe 3biere u. {. 10.
unterbro6en 1T. Ser tpiebieIte Descens
bent ober Spr6Bling BON A lebt bann
iebt? : A fiirbt so, B IS, c 100, D
125, E $50, F It's, G 200, H 225,
| 250. K 275, L. Der aebnte 4bt6mms
ling BON u, 800 II. gEr. -gis gum
Sabre soon. @br. 3dblen mir Is DeFcens
oenten bon A. big 1000 II. @br. 36,
biz 1900 II. gbr. 81, bis 1900 II. Gbr.
ga, big 1875 n. %br. 81 Delcenbenten
bon A..
9emna6 lebte iebt Der 6S 9tu9tomme
BON A.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03

nirb ein Guabe i'm @Iter BON 1918
Sabren ber beuti6 leien fana. 9td6s
3ufrasen in Der Office Der
.Greien pteffe fir 3eras".
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bas arme Wdb@eH, oos auf ben 2eim
gegangen 1T, ioFort Die Situation bur9,
f9aute.
Insefl.: Mein uniliid is ct ieuelen
Sd trieste iewifermaBen ilei9 ion abs
ueiienben Snitinft, aIs i'd bic ole
S9anbuoel BONN 8ahnbof abbolte,
bet mar ileid 10, luenn mir eener fagbe
Paul, iieb N9tung! LIN ri9tig, He bat
mir ia bierber febradlt.
8ori.: Sic iii BON JdrfenmaIoe ge,
fommeH, ua9bem Sic Sbnen gei9riee
ben bate. 66on nod Der erifen balben
5tuuoe bate lie genug bon Sbnen, tuie
He b6rie. baB He oas Gelb bergeben
ioate gum Aufaufe bes @eFhdfts, bat
fie gleid Rebrt gema6t unb if pieber
nod 9auie gefahren. sic 1T aber i'm.
merbin um 5as &eiiegelb unb UNI einige
tleine Nussaben selddbist porben.
Sic baben fi6 f6on ba6ur@ zines 8e.
truges idulbig gemaGt, neil sic bic
Ingabe in Der NnnDnce ni1t ma1ten,
baB sic mittellos paren.
Das 1rtbeil lautete duf eine Wo9e
@efdngniB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03

Ste
80deutlide Greie Yreiie fit Ssras
eri6eint
ieoeu QonnerGag
unb foitet
$3.50 fir oas eSabr pOcr $1.25 fitt )
6 MDnate In VDransbesdblnna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-09-03

= Wdbrenb Wm. 6ut1eion bon
Benton, Sls., i'm persangeuen Septem.
ber auf einem 8ieb. unb pferbefaufge=
f6dft in Seras mar. tuurbe er, permutb>
lid in Golse bes We6ieIs bes Srinfs
waiIers bon einem befti9en Nnfal bon
@boIera Morbus uno Siarrboe beimges
fu6t. Gin Npotbeter rietb ibm. @bam'
berloins @olie, @boIero unb 9iarrboe
&emebD 5u nebmen. Die atpeite Dofs
bemirtte cine nollifdnoige Sur unb er
empfiebIt bas MitteI Nnberen angeIe.
gentli9f. Gum 8erfauf au rs unb SO
@ents per 5Iafde Bel &. @obn & Co.,
s. 3alteper 6 Son unb alen Drugs
giifen.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Call for Your Pension Checks.

The Clerk of Court has received the
checks for the pensioners for this coun-
ty. The amount of each is Sl2.61. Per-
sons who have not for their checks can
get them by calling on the Clerk of
Court at his office.
The checks of the following pen
sioners are in his office:
S. J. Sweetenberg, Elizabeth Cam
eron, R. c. Boozer, N. C. Aull, NJ. f.
Perkins, S. c. Quattlebaum, Frances
Rikard, Elizabeth Neil, M. a. Wilson,
n. w. Gregory, J. W. Counts, r. j.
Hendrix, Elizabeth Sheely, c. D.
Chapman, J. w. Tolbert, Henry Boo
zer, Emeline Cromer, Elizabeth Brooks,
E. 4. Lake, James NJ. Mardis, George
Lester, J. J. Kinard, r. J. Thompson,
Margaret Wilson, f. A. Bradley, NJ.
D. Summer, NJ. f. Reid, Drucilla
Watts, L. P. Ewart, Elizabet Kellvy,
NJ. E. Kohn, Laura Willingham, S. G.
Dennis, Sarah Gentry, NJ. R. Hunter,
L. A. Lake, E. J. Boozer, Margaret K;-
nard, Nancy Brooks.
The following persons have already
received their checks and completes the
roll Of Confederate Pensioners: A. J.
Rankin, G. B. Buist, J. n. Bass, +. NJ
Lindsay, Sarah Langford, Matilda
Griffith, Elizabeth Morris. Willis r.
Jones.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Citizens Meeting.
OPERA HOUSE, March IS, 1884,

OPERA HOUSE, March IS, 1890.
Hon. y. J. Pope wos called to the
chair and Il. +. Wright elected secre-
tary.
Col. George Johnstone made the fol-
lowing motion, THAT committee of
nine, two from each ward and one at
large, be appointed to nominate Mayor
and Aldermen, after nominations have
been made from floor"
Mr., S. J. Mclaughlin moved to table
the motion offered by Mr.. Johnstone.
Motion to table carried
Mr.. w. H. Hunt, jr., offered the fol-
lowing motion, THAT nominations for
Mayor and Aldermen be made from
floor"
Afterwards amended to read thus:
"That nominations for Mayor and AL
dermen be made from floor, a majority
of votes being necessary for a nomina-
tion.n
Hon. O. L. Schumpert offered as sui
stitute for pending motion, THAT
primary election be had for nomina-
ton of Mayor and Aldermen"
On motion of Hon. o. l.. Schumpert
it was agreed that the first election be
held on Thursday, April 8, 1890, a
majority of votes being necessary for
a choice, none but Democrats being al
lowed to vote and those who had reg
istered; and, if necessary, for second
election to take place on Saturday,
April 5, 1890. And that the chairman
of this meetingappoint three managers
of said election and also secure boxes.
After a few remarks the motion was
carried.
Mr.. Carlisle moved that COM
mittee of five be appointed to formu-
late rules and regulations of the prim-
ary election.
On motion of Mr.. Wallace the COM
mittee was instructed to conform as
near as possible to the rules and regu-
lations of the County Primary.
Hon. Y. J. Pope was elected as chair.
man of the Executive Committee. The
following were elected rs members of
committee w. H. Wallace, Ward No i :;
S. J. McCaughrin, Ward No. ,; l.. w.
G. Blalock, Ward No. 3; w. T. Tarrant,
Ward No. 4.
Mr.. Johnstone moved that before a
person can be candidate in this prim-
ary be must leave written statement
with the Executive Court, that he is a
candidate, and that he will abide the
result of the primary election. Car
ried.
On motion meeting adjourned
Y. J. Pope, Chairman.
4. F. WRIGHT, Secretary.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
An Essay on Beans,

Now is the time to plant beans; at
least so say the weather-wise and the
almanac. The truly wise plant at the
right time and always select good fresh
seed for the planting. The bean crop
is never failure, provided proper con-
ditions are observed. One of these con-
ditions is that you buy your bean seed
at Pelham's Drug Store. Success de-
sired may not crown your efforts you
do otherwise than buy at Pelham's.
We have beans by the million aud
beans for the Million Our beans are
grown by Landreth & Sons, so we have
only the best. And as Good Friday
and good Saturday and other good
days are about to arrive, it were we'll
to plant good seed during these good
days. We have all the novelties of de-
ciGel merit, as we'll the old fashioned
and reliable red speckled Valentine and
other sorts.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
TIE TOWN PRIMARY.
Rules and Regulations for the Conduct of
the Primary Election for Mayor
and Aldermen.

!. An election within the Democratic
Party shall be held in the Town of
Newberry on the Sd day of April, 1890,
to select candidates for Mayor and AL
derruen for the said town; the polls to
be opened in the Council Chambers ut
s O'Clock a. M, and to close at + p. III.
,. All Democrats who have duly reg
istered for the municipal election Of 1880
shall be allowed TO vote. In case the
right to vote is challenged the person
challenged shall be required to establish
his right to vote, before the managers,
by the vouching Of three Democrats.
3. That the candidate Receiving a
majority of all the votes cast for the
said Offices of Mayor and Aldermen
respectively at said election shall be
declared the.nOnineeS of the Democrat
ic Party of said Town: PrOridet;, That
before the day OF said primary election
such candidates shall have lefta written
statement with the Chairman OF the
Executive Committee that he Is
candidate and that he will abide the
result of such election; aud no vote
shall be counted for any candidate who
has not SO pledged himself: And Ifo-
rided furtlter, That if 10 candidate for
Mayor or for Alderman of any Ward
shall have received a majority vote ut
said election, u second election shall DE
held on April 5, 1890, under the saline
rules and by the same managers -
are here in prescribed for The first elec-
ton; at which second election the two
candidates only who have received the
highest number OF votes for the respec-
tive offices shall Ue voted for.
T. When the vote shall have been
mediately certify the same to the En-
ecutive Committee which committee
shall constitute Il Board for the pur-
pose OF canvassing the returns, declar-
ing the result OF the election and hear
ing all contests and protests that may
arise, whose acliun shall be final: FRO
Vidcd, That no member OF the EXecu-
tive Committee shall be a candidate at
such election; ind PrOrided further,
That the said Executive Committee
shall meet in the law office Of \. J.
Pope at ~ o'clock a. III. Oh Friday, the
4th day of April, lo9O-aud On the
event Of a second election) on Monday.
April 7th, lS9O-to declare the said
election and 10 hear any contests or
protests in regard to the same.
5. The following citizens are hereby
appointed managers OF said election:
Robert Y. Leaveil, William j. Lake,
and Richard H. Wearn.
y. J. Pore, Chairman.
w. H. WALLACE,
S. }. MCCAUGHRIN.
L. w. G. BLALOCK.
w. II. TARRANT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
THE PoSToFFICE APPOINTMENT.
Robert Moorman Receives his Commission.

The appointment of postmaster at
Newberry has at last been made. Rob
ert Norman received bis commission
on Tuesday. Mrs. Herbert has held
the Office for several years, and has
given general satisfaction.
Mr.. Norman has selected as his
chief clerk Mr.. T. E. Summers, of Peak.
Mr.. Summers will be remembered as
the man who moved to Prosperity
some time last year and opened gro
cery store and soon after received the
appointment as postmaster at Pros
perity, but for some reason the appoint
ment was afterwards held up at Wash
ington. Last week he shipped his
goods back to Peak and on Tuesday
came to Newberry to assist Norman
in the office here.
Moorman had not yet taken charge
yesterday. The office fixtures are the
private property Of Mrs. Herbert, and
the price for the same has not yet been
agreed upon by the outgoing and the
incoming postmaster. Mrs. Herbert
paid the former postmaster $500 for the
office fixtures.
The office will remain, for the present
at least, in the same building.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Next Monday is saleday.
W. F. Ewart is all smiles-it's
voter.
Mr.. W. A. Kinard is clerking for
Todd & Davenport.
Tomorrow will be Good Friday and
next Sunday is Eastsr.
Mr.. Robert Norman has moved into
rooms in the Foot house.
We direct attention to the ADVERTISE
ment in another column of J. S. Rus
sell.
Burton & Wilson will insure your
property against loss by fire, cyclones
and tornadoes. See their ad
There will be an egg hunt all Satur-
day afternoon in the lawn of Mrs. y.
J. Pope for the enjoyment of the chill
dren. Admission 5 cents for children.
Rev. A. J. Cauthen will preach in
the Methodist Church next Sunday
morning and at Ebenezer in the after
noon.
Mr.. c. c.. Davis has the contract for
building the Presidents house on the
College campus and he has begun the
work..
Two huckster stalls at the end Of the
market are being arranged for the use
of the colored Hook and Ladder Com
pany.
The union services on next Sunday
night will be held in the Presbyterian
Church and the sermon preached by
Rev. E. P. McClintock.
Geo. s. Mower, ESQ.,, has moved his
law office to the postotfice building.
The room lately occupied by him is
now occupied by Blease & Blease as
law office.
Alta meeting of the Directors of the
National Bank Of Newberry, held on
Monday, J. F. J. Caldwell, Esq, was
unanimously elected one of the direc-
tors to succeed c. H. Suber, Esq, de-
ceased.
The Board of Directors of the County
Exchange have adopted resolution
requiring the business agent to go to
Newberry on the first and third Mon
days in each month, instead of every
Saturday as heretofore.
The college boys gave the professors
an april fool' on Tuesday. Immedi-
ately after chapel exercises, each class
as it was dismissed formed in line and
marched through and on to Bush
River, without notice to the professors.
Service every afternoon this week at
the Lutheran Church at o'clock. On
Good Friday an appropriate service
will be held at II a. m. Confirmation
and communion service on Easter
Sunday at II a. N. Service next Sum-
: day night at 7.45. Public cordially in
vited.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Don't feed your cow damaged meal,
but buy bran from Mcintosh & Todd.
Bail Refused Jason Summers.

Last week We stated that applica-
ton for bail for Jason Summers, who
killed J. A. Reeder in Fant's barroom,
had been made before Judge Izlar.
The Judge took the papers. On Friday
of last week Clerk of Court Jno. M.
Kinard received the papers from Judge
Izlar in the cIse and the following
order refusing bail was filed:
STATE OF South Carolina
County Of Newberry.
Ex parte Jason SummerS-Petition for Writ
Of Habeas Corpus.
On bearing the return in this case, and after
careful examination of all the papers and
affidavits submitted, am ofthe opinion that
the facts now presented do not warrant me,
under he Constitution Of this State, in grant
ing bail to the petitioner.
1t is therefore ordered, That the prisoner
be remanded to await his trial.
Let all the papers and affidavits uSe1 at the
hearing be filed with the Clerk Of the Court
OF General Sessions for said County
JAS. F. IZLAR,
March =, 1870. Circuit Judge.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
ROBERTSON & GLIDER,

ties returned.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-03
Another Passenger Train for Newberry.


The Columbia & Greenville Railroad
authorities will put d new train on the
road between Anderson and Newberry
the first of April. The train will leave
Newberry about eight o'clock in the
morning after connecting with the
down train on the Newberry & Lau-
rens Road. 1t will make connection
at Greenwood with the Augusta train
and also with the Blue Ridge and
Greenville trains at Bolton. The train
will reach Anderson about twelve
o'clock. Returning, it will connect
with the up train from Columbia at
Belton and with the up train for Lau-
rens at Newberry.
The new schedule will be wonder
ful convenience to the people of New
berry and Anderson and all along the
line between. 1t will be appreciated
here also, enabling passengers TO go
from here direct to Anderson and re-
turn the same day. 1t gives two trains
day between this city and Anderson.
The above is from the Greenville
News of March 18th.
The schedule will go into operation
on Monday, 7th instant, and is as fol-
lows: