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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

tNe-ssNs Ne Tss ,s-,-sAs-
CEDAR SPRNGs. MAY 2s.-Farmlng ls
backward The Comet Band viii
celebrate the Fourth Of July
BILLY" Burleson talks OF opening "A
clothing store here. The new water
works work ike a charm. .-A stock
company is being formed by George
Moorehouse, o. j. Mccarthy, George
Link, ". II. Mcconnell, John Berrldge
and a. Link 10 start anewspaper - sue
There Will be "A Free Methodist
campmeeting two and one-halt miles
east, June H. Narden's tram road
Is finished. .- Cedar Springs j. not n
need OF petty iaw sults.--homoral
Day Will be obscucl IL an appropriate
manner mere.
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HARD PRESSED THIEVES
The Palace car pa ps'oAets wsntsa a
lansing fer the ''ane fhiag,

The Fsiaee car pa psckets wsntsa al
LANSING for the 'ta1e thtng,
As everybody KNOWS, the Two young
worthless. Franels and Carter accused
ot attempting % rob ME- HgghaTt al
tae ua.cn depot. have been arFa-gaed
u tbe superior c5art Tie Indications
nQg sre that their CONVICTION would
blot Cut of ex.stencs rourishng basl-
lees hrn Ia one OF the most luclaLFeot
Industries.
"a the STA day 0f the present month
Francs and Carter were IN Lansing ,And
worked the same racket or a Mrs. Han
nah NanHcnsen Wh-cn they worked
here on Mrs. Hughart- warrant l. N
the hands OF the police here for the al
rest ot the fellows. and even II they
should be acquitted IN the superior
eourt. which il not likely, they Vii az
once be rearrested and taken 10 Ian
slng u ~ through the ordeal OF anoih-
er trial The Lansing Gay accuses
them Of taking from her poc&eIa = Nal
let containing SIS.
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John r. Farnsworth says His wife De-
serted Him and Wants n Divorce.
Another divorce was begun IN the
superior court yesterday.
John F. Farnsworth says that his wife
is socruel that she won't live With him,
and therefore he wants to be separated
from her. The vIfe's name Is Helen.
The couple We're married IN smyrna.
Iona county, IN lS17, and lived to-
gether eleven years, and have two chill
dreu. Farnsworth alleges that his
" fe paid more attention to outside
than 70 inside matters. when one day
sbo suddenly left home without any
warning.
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At FIint.


sts-as,ss ,e.s.,ss ,sNs.a.
ILTNr, Mich, May 27.-Muskegon
wOu us nrst game from Flint today by
timely hitting and punching OF errors
on the part OK the home team. BONN
and Waite were the opposing pitchers.
and both did efficient work. The feat
Ures OF the game were the batting Of
Slppi and Dxon'sduplicate OF the home
Iuu OF Daniels of yesterday. Following
is the score by innings:
FLINT .............-... % 0 > 0 o.
Au.k-s0n ...-.-..3 o D % -
Base hits-Funt. 8. Muskegon. 2. Errors
FLINT. =, MuskegOn. q.
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OFF FOR CLEVELAND.
The Presidential Party started Last ~ Sht
and WIZ Return Saturdar

The Presidential Party started Last ~ sht
and VIII Return Saturday
WAsH1xer0N. May 2S - President
Harrison, accompanied by Secretaries
Window and Rusk, Postmaster-Genersl q
Wauanlaker, Attorney-Gcnerai Miller.
Cong-essmcn Mckinley and Marshal
Ransdel left Washington M 40 this
evening over the Penusy sylvau'a road for
Cleveland 70 particpate u the Garfield
monument dedication ceremonies IN
that CITY on Decoration Day. The
rrartv. with the exception of ATTORNEY
General Miller. who vii go from Cleve-
land On Indianapolis for a few days,
VIII return % Washington Saturday
evening.
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Harry J. Pffer, the man whom
Henry W1lbridSe once accused Of muir
dsrous assault, was tried Yesterday at
Lansing. ON a curious prosecution,
charging him with beating a hotel
keerer our OF s15. The proofs against
h,ra we're So weak, and the au,mus Of
the prosecution vas so transparent. that
the court instructed the jury r0 acQuit
They did So without leaving their seats.
EHfar Is fu town.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

a IO-Nonths-OId Iufant-Two Dwellings
Destroyed
sac. -sfe vas -e.sasss-sa "a.
WHrrEcIorp, Mich, May 2S.-At :
o'clock this moInug the houses Of
Charles Summer and John scott were
totally destroyed by fire. Summer lost
all his household goods, and "a l0-mOuths
old baby was burned 90 death Scott
s1ved all his effects. The aggregate
loss Will be about $1,000, with no insur-
aucp
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GOOD RADIANCE
Brookcy Quint, ant Harry Knap Must
De Absent Two Years.

Judge BurlIngame believes in thor
ough measures IN cases of young men
who seem to have adopted crime, de-
iborately. as 4 life career Brockey
Quint and Harry KNAPP were convicted
Yesterday Of larceny from tho pcrs0n
Of Matte Gleason. The Judge m pass
ing sentence. gave utter2nce 20 some
sound sense, aud sent the boys 60 Iona
for two years.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
The Most Entertaining of which Refers
to the Grand River survey.


to the Grand River survey.
tHtlsSss yt-traN~-s,sN>N
WAsHISGToN, May 2S.-WIlliam Al
den smith IS at the Riggs.
Beiknap has recommended Or. Reed
for promotion in the life-savIng service.
The River and Harbor bill, as it
passed the House today, contained an
item authorizing the survey of Grand
river.
The House subcommittee on Mill
tory Affairs has decided to favorably
report a bill for J. W. Long retirement.
lie leaves for home tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Earned rlns-Grtnd Rapids. LIWJ-tase hits
Newman. ksau. Me.sl-r. >prug-r Double
Elags-hilZ Zsify 20 M Mahou. Mcmahon o.
L4r1eel. Basrs ga 3aus-By Hart. o., by
Springer . Hir by pitched baii-By Hart. 3
Passed ha-s-N NhAleu. D. alker. 3 Wild
p.rclrs - -prinEcr. 3 Sacrifice bits - Egan.
MhaIeu- struck out-By Hart. e; bY Springer.
o. Time 0f game l5. lmpirc-oTOgan. Al
L..tl.-.-LA-
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MICHIGAN GOLD.

The Yield of tbe Rates Wine for the
Month Of April
st-,.s.ts 81, Vsltlass -sfatlN
IgIrDuNG. N'cb.. May 2S.-The pro
duct Of tbe Rates mice, for April, was
$50. .99l bullion and s246,313 in concer-
trates. The mill was idle fourteen days
in April on account ofa broken crusher.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

At meeting held att1e Board ~
Trade. the local furn t1re rar7fa fac-Hr-
ers fa..-iet ~ postpone action on enc
question of prodac ~ only ore e ~
f-~--t-re per yesT- u-tI AFTER to
--eer-r of ere Natrua Assoc sCn AZ
r- .-ar-. Tlra 3.
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FOUND GUILTY.
Bank wrecker Cisasen Convicted of Ap-
pTopriRting the Funds.

pTopriating the Funds.
NEW YORK, May 28.-In the United
states Circuit Court tonight the jury in
the case Of i. !. Classen, on trial for
anpropriat.ug the funds of the Sixth
National Bank, while Its president.
after SIX hours dellberatiOn returned
verdict Of guilty. Claascn was taken
20 the Ludlov-st. jail His wife shrek
ed and tainted when she heard the
verdict, but the general renamed calm.
Mrs. Claascn was unconscious for fifteen
minutes. 4 motion tor new trial was
entered and sentence was deferred.
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Al Port Huron

ttc-sssfs ~ f.t ftAtlAAs- stNNAa.
Ponr HUHoS. Mich, May 2s.-The
game today with Manistee resulted as
follows.
Port Huron .-....0 . o 0 0 , II
ManIsree Cd U o D l. 3
Base hits-P0rt Hu-on. l3; Manistee. n. Er-
rors-Port Huron. d, Mauisfee. q. Batteries
Port Huron. Jennings and O'Neal; Manistee.
Hal aud Mcmahon. Jmpirc--McGinty.
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MICHIGAN LEAGUE
Grand Rapids, Port Huron and
Muskegon are Winners.
ANOTHER SCH00LB0Y EXHIBITION.
h.rt shows 10 Mercy - Jhs ssaators-
M4s<esea Wlas Prom Plat Poor
battery " eEk by ths LznslBss-
Other Games

sLs-sssss 81 fee Ft,t-.a. stesaa
LAszfsGs Mich. May 2s.-The game
today vas another school boys exhibi-
ton on Lanslng's part. From the trst
Hart had the Senators AZ his mercy,
and only two hts were made of hIn.
Springer vas very Mid, and the poor
battery work proved costly 70 Lansing
Following Is the full score
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THE STATE WILL APPEAL

The Olive u. Fisher Case to be TAX zen
Up.
In the tax case of Henry II. Aplin,
Auditor General of the state of Michi-
gan y. Olive Z. Fisher, which was re-
Gently decided in favor Of defendant,
by Judge Grove, claim Of appeal
signed 10y Prosecuting Attorney Stuart
and County Treasurer ColsOn. was filed
with the County Clerk yesterday.
Judge Grove has allowed complain
ant 80 days 20 settle the case made.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

shut Your Eyes when Reading this.
The health office was notified yester-
day that a dead dog was lying IN COld-
brook Creek, near lOnia-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

TTIswithiu theprovince
Of 2 reputable busi-
ncss House 10 Eiucate
the Public as fax as 10 Us
able, in regard % ihc
or Gun, Production and
Quality OF tie various
artiCiesn winch ltdcals.
I'm tho matter Of Da-
mouds and watches
alone, there Is such n
IGedlfifrencel grades
and values tllat that -
IS of the gIeatcstiwp0Ti-
aDce % the buvcr th2t
Dc should know just
what he is purchasing
Menv years. constant
sf1dv and large exTcu-
euco M our particular
branch ~ hus moss. On
q es us to give 8Il the
information required
We arc iuvcrs in the
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
National League.

New York. 4; ChlcaZO.5
Boston. /, Cincinnati. %.
Philadelphia. ~, Pittsburg 10. First game.
Philadelphia. + Pittsburg. =. Second game.
Brooklyn. T.; C.eve land. ..
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The following players wiIl tasepartin
the baseball game 70 he played AT AZ
ger Park by members Of the Ovashta-
norr club tomorrow afternoon.
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ssex
a DressO
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Perfumery complete
' SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

We stu have few Of Mousue.are Glove. only
4Sc sfhiN1 " 'ohiANA.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29
ORDER OF THE DAY
For the G. A, r Memorial Services
on Decoration Day.
STATE TROOPS AID OLD SOLDIERS
what They wtn De and How They " iii
DO a GA Nay So Religion Ora
tory, Music and Flowers 40
Honor Oar Noble Dead


OF Michigan state Troops, /. b. Rich
ardson camp sons OF Veterans. Custer,
Champlin, A. b. Watson and John A.
Logan Posts, q. A K, and a. old sol
diers, Will report 10 II. + Hastings,
marshal Of the day, al O'Clock a. IN.
at the corner Of Turner and West
Brldge-sts, right resting on Bridge, u
the following order:
Platoon " Police.
Marshal, H. +. Hastings and AIDS.
President OF the Day, Allen {. Adsit.
Vice President OF the Day Col P.N.Fox.
Orator, Hon. NJ. II. Ford.
Chaplain, Rev Campbell Fair.
Wurzburg's Band.
1t. Col. VIM. I. McGurrin and stan,
Commanding Mich. State Troops.
Company B, Capt. ". :. kinney.
Company /. Capt. Jas ;. Knox.
Company X, Capt. Dennis l.. Rogers.
|. b. Richardson Camp No. II, Sons OF
Veterans.
Custer Post No. ), G.. 4. K.
ChamplIn Post No. -, G.. a. X.
Amasa B.Watsou Post No. 800, c.. A. K.
John A. Logan Post No !. G.. 4. l..
Carriages containing disabled Veterans.
Citizens on foot and IN carriages.
The column Will move promptly at
$50 "a. u. through West Bridge, Canal
and MOnrOc-sts., 10 FultOn-st. PARK,
and engage III the following exercises:
Dlrge Band.
Opening address............Allen {. Adslt
NJ. Saitr hort fs1f1h
nvOcatlOn............Rev Campbell FAIR.
Muse. NurZburg's Band.
Grafton. Hon. VI. II. Ford.
Music. Schubert Club.
BenedlctiOn.
At the conclusion of these exercises
the Marshal WILL resign his command.
The q. \. X. Posts and Sons of Ncter
ans Will proceed 10 the monument and
form in the following order:
Custer Post on Monroe-st., Cham
pln Post ON FultOn-st., Amasa b. Wat
son Post on Division-st., and the Sons
of Veterans across the east end Of the
park, where they will engage in the
memorial service Of the Grand Army
of the Republic.
OFFICERS.
Commander-W. I. Johnson, of A.
b. Watson Post.
Senior Vice Commander-Hra
Madden, of Champlin Post.
Junior Vice COmmander-T. c. Put
nam, Of Custer Post.
Officer OF tie Day-Ed. Racine, Of
Custer Post.
Chaplain-J. T. Allcott, of A. b. Wat
son Post.
After the Memorial Service, Custer
Post Will decorate the graves in Oak
Hill and Valley City Cemeteries,
ChamplIn Post, those in Greenwood and
Calvary Cemeteries. and Amasa r.
/ Watson Post those IN FultOn-st. and the
Catholic Cemeteries.
COMMITTEES.
Order of the Day-J.T. Allcott, Allen
c. Adsit, Chas. :. Wilson.
Finance-T. {. Putnam, II rtm Nal
den, ". 7. Johnson.
Invitation and Speaker-T. c. Put
nam, John Christensen, W. +. john
stOu.
Music-B. T. Bittenbender, III. Fox,
VIM. Bailey.
Flowers-J. f. Virgil, Chas. Smith,
y. \. Parker.
Decorating MOnument-Chas. f..
Miller, Wm. Bailey, a. G. Jackman.
Carriages w. A. Thomas, w. Koch,
J. L. Babcock.
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I,arnsoIs Umbrellas. 2siocb Umbrella. ~ Splendid
l'a'4' ' SITING CONT ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Orr r1ar Goods Department special slract week
q COMPANY
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We wish 20 call voe fine line of shsetng' and Irfeae
Geo. oi1+t At All rrioes SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

special department
and erleWuO tieSt 20 is
upwards estys ~
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Only once in while bargains
al every department SPRING q NuMfANA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

Vyndervests. buta few
ind
y.
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Hosiery Department. just another
" ' ~ SPRING COMPANY
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BUY ONLY THE BEST
They will Prove the Cheapest

reputation and popularity with u public
for forty. ifty or NOR, years. is ir MT the best
DrOOf that 10 possesses superior 4utIlt.es ana
retains then3 Whereas. uom9ttcr EuW popular
piano has been. Il IL does oo- retain its repn-
retain lis ton. but growing W " or meta !ic
after q few years 0f wear. u s,div s'-aypoints
the purchaser and his friends. co.'s sIeutiy
loses favor and results in almost total loss of
sale OF such pianos; there -orc do Ect trust 70
advertisements and Inducements ohe' - Win
stch pianos Of either new or old manuiactur
ers. but purchase a magnificent
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

busters. There for dust now have busters fro
and upwards SilINt a tphfA-
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PLAYERS League

New York. rs; Cleveland. 5.
Boston. 8, Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia s.. Buffalo. 1
brooklyn. e.. Ptttsburg 8.
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--.. .-r+t--7 ve tare over oarro8. slI1NG 4 CoNFA
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-29

ASKS FORA DIVORCE.

Rochester. 8 Toledo. -
Syracuse. %, Louisville. S.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
'EHR1s GRADY RIErIolsIAL vOLUHls !
The Work In Preparation and soon t.
&c Published,

The Work In Preparation and soon to
&c Published.
The Honsy W. Grady Memorial
Volume, containing tho life, writings
and speeches of the late Mr.. Grady,
is now under process of preparation
by the well Known publishing house
of Cusscll & Company Nim!teO Of
New York, and will probably be ready
for delivery during the month Of
March.
This Volume will contain IN inter
cstinS sketch of the life of Mr.. Cara
dy from the pen Of Mr.. Jvel Chan
d!er Harris, of the Constitution, and
tho introduction TO the work will be
written by Hon. Henry w. Waiter
son, OF the Louisville Courier jour
nal. The work is compiled by Mr.
Grady's former co-workcrs on the
Constitution, and will contain I'll of
his great speeches, some of his most
important letters and writings and
many features of interest concerning
the lamcntcd Young Georgian whose
death Is a bereavement to the whole
country.
The proceeds from the sale of this
book, after dcducting the expenses
for It's publication, will be devoted to
The benefit Of MIR Gradys family, a
wife two children, mother and sister,
who will be the sole beneiiciarics of
this work.
This is the only volume relating to
the life of Mr.. Grady that is publish
cd by authority. 1t is covered bv a
copyright applied for by Mrs. Grady.
1t Is said that there are other volumes
III preparation continuing parts of
MIR. Grady's speeches, with imperfect
biographical sketches. The Const;-
tuition desires to give due notice that
the above is the only authorized cdi-
ton of Il work Of This character and
asks the public to watt for its APP
pcarance.
The book will contain from six to
eight hundred pages, printed in three
styles, each i'll good shape and con-
tanning four handsome steel cngrav-
ingS.
The southern agent f,r the sale Of
this volume is Mr.. ID. r. Luthcr,
representing Caascil y Companv.
Those Wishing t" apply 70, agencies
can address him at No. GSi White
hall Street, Atlanta, Ga.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
= Talk with politician Esricc.

II. NJ. Bryce, of Walhalla, the we'll
known Republican leader, was in the
city yesterday on his way home from
ashington. TO a reporter for tho
Daily News, Mr.. Br! &C talked freely
of political matters in this section SO
far as they refer to appointments
from Washington. He said that the
most important matter Just now
pending was the appointment Of cen
sus supervisors for the four census
districts i'll this State. En- this, the
first, district the fight has been be-
tween Mr. Bryce and r. II. Russell,
father of Walker w. Russell, the In
dependent chieftnin. Mr.. Bryce said
that he did not think. he would get
the Cf;cc for himself but he was Ger,
tain Russell would not get it. Super
ntendent Porter has told him, nc
said, that Mr. Russell would certainly
not be appointed. There were also
several colorcd applicants, but the
Superintendent had declared his
purpose rot to appoint any negro su-
pcrvisurs III white districts. ii was
Mr. Bryce's opinion that some man
who had not been mixed up in poll
ties at all woull get the appointment
from this district
Speaking of the Grccnvillc post
mastcrship, Mr. Bryce said that Mr..
Nichols certainly owed lis selection
to the influence of lis powerful
Maine friends. The appointment Of
John B. Hyde had been made out
and was ready to be sent to the Pres,
ilcnt when Alr. Nichols was suddenly
given the place. OF this he ha;l
been aHsHr>l by Postmaster General
Clarkson himself.
Mr.. Bryce WAS cungratulatin:5 him
self on having gained fresh victory
over Russell by oustinr one Of Rus
sells men from the Seneca postoiiicc
aud having Il lady of his own scIcc.
ton put i'll. Several months ago Mr..
Bryce said he had secured the place
for man named HGnt, who died.
Then II. f.. Dickson, who Lad lived
at Seneca, but w&s living in Al
ab"H'H at tie time, WAS appointed on
Mr. NusScllS 5 nmmcniatirn. When
Nr. Bryce went Oh to Washington
the last time, be SAYS Ec presented
III" case to General E!urksOn. who
!!ad Dickson fired and gave he place
to II lady, Nvs Herbert, who wa,
recommended hy IIr. daily
News, 9th instant.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

very little eonstitutionafgovcrnmcnt
since the war, and it is destined tu
see far less IN Tie near future.
The limitations, mandates and rc-
strictions Of the Constitution disap-
pear before political power and party
prcfcrmont, rs haxen bands before Il
dcvouring flame. And there is just
us little sense i'll Democratic Con-
grcssmcn working themselves into a
frenzy over such conduct, us there is
III getting mad at fire.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

The date for the unvciling of the
Lee monument at Richmond. Va, has
been changed from thu 18th to the
Goth of May next to suit the con
vcnicnce of several distinguished
gentlemen whose presence is con-
sidcrcd important
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13
l)t3l'ance.
'Til" Country s:;i!;ar.


a charactrr. ic i bpth fool aul
4 smart man. iIr is y fool for being
an editor. ana hyiMT one he il smart
t" Keep out of the p,prious". 1t l.,
interesting to follow him through hi>,
mcHndGTings for i week only. irr
Will find him smoking tea cent ci..;tr>,
with some nabOb III the morning..
planning some giHantic scheme for
de"pWatrr navigation, building ru:l
rUad-So far rs the "r}lin music" j.,
concerned along with men of
means; and when the evening" drive,
him home, YOU vii! find linn huatliny
arHlud for dear life, picking up fire
wool enough to keep him iroHA fr>cz.
ing. lie then eats II cold potnto for
supper, that he has raised himself, or
perhaps one some Subsc. iber has,
brought in, which was slightly frost.
bitten, All" was Thought ,iHn3uron>;
for COW ']>". Nc i,lcn takes; IL scat,
fills his clay i,ii<. N.th mean p,ng to-
hacr", anG h::Eiiis to think. lie
crosses his legs. l. IL; ut his rundown
shoes, g'anccs ut his hnre-!uotc,i bJvs,
AMI tri:cs up hi; pencil to write
alout tlr glorious land we live ina
lanai H)"inr with lh!.i and honey.
He writes until c!rvcH o'clock, get
ting up copy, and i:tru h> cruNl, of
to bed, leaving his poor wife to sit
MP half hour longer, to put an al
dihonal patch on his Inst pair OF pants
-Iiijt on the knees nS thn ,bi;n, 10
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

Cardinal Pecci, brother Of the
Pope at Rome, died last Saturday, Of
pneumonia.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

Nos. ., 4, 20 ard II daily cxcrpt Sun
cay. N"in lnc trairs 5I and 55 laiIv
n'S"'Gn &c I"n"ia aud AAtor; GaiIy *
';i' H"'"ay Lriwrrn Al>ton and Green
N''W. sol HAAS. lralc Manamrr.
JAS. l.. TAYLOR GcnI Pass A%,
u 'HHDNEII.. D.p A.,Colnn.iin a q
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{ 11I1 ~AaILLAN TIC COAST LINE + +
PASSENGER DEPART ,TEX1

'h@'n&;"n, \. c., jan 1914, 90.
Fast lin" between Char,e.,on o,d r.
WH:"''A 'IA urPrr S"Ith Carolina ard
. t"En North nrniiLa. "''a
t"\uEN%ED >rurrlIr
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THURSDAY, FEE. 13, 1890.

Hickory timber is now sadly need
ed in our politics.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

J"hn Nyhc, a conductor on the
Western Alabama railroad, was az
rcSt:d i'll Atlanta on the 7th inst .,
charged with being an "ccomplicc of
Dick HAwcS, the Birmingham wife
murderer. 1t is stated that Hawcs
has made a confession duplicating
MNli1. Ills story is believed to Ec a
fabrication to prolon& his own life,
as he would necessarily Bc Witness
against Wylic, and !!awcs time will
be up Oh the 2Sth inst. Unless
something intcrvcncs, his neck will
break on that date.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-02-13

The citizens Of N'illi&mston are
kicking against the appointment of
Mr.. Frank Russell. aa postmaster at
that place. The colored citizens have
sent a strong petition to the Post
mastcrGcncral, asking for the rctcn-
ton Of tie present incumbent.
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The cIiiors Of The Pee Dee Index
and Marion Star camc to blows last
week over some personal remarks in
the editorial columns Of their rcspc"-
tive papers. The two editors of the
Star gaze the one editor Of the Index
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a delegation ot mtmye~s of the
colortd convection in Washington
last week, waited Oh the President
and asked that some Legislation be
recommended to step tEc various
States from cnavting laws providng
separate cars on rnilr ads fur &c
GrocS.