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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

A party consisting of Sheriff Leblanc,
]. ]. Abadie, L. 0. Broussard, L. Soko-
loski, DR.. r. y. Young, Geo. W. Sum-
mers, Post Master Labit and others
leavel for an extended seashore trip
next Wednesday.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
c. j. Edwards, the editor of the Able
vile MERrDIoNAL, on last Tuesday.
Mr.. E. was on his way to attend the
Press Convention.-Alexandria. Town
Talk.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

Chas. Escudier is this week enjoying
i much needed rest with his family in
New Iberia.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

Inc plum crop this year is quite
oountiful, and those brought to town
md ready sale at 20 and2 cents a gal
lon;.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

Miss Anastasie Bonnemaison of Roy
vile, was the guest Of. Miss Leah Le-
blanc during the week.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

The dust is something dreadful and
there is evidently no escape from its
d~isagreeable presence.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

The Masonic Hall has been beauti-
fed by a coat of fresh paint and looks
quite handsome.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

nev. PLY of Indian Bayou has been
ISSUING the Rev. Hocutt this week
during the protracted meeting att the
Methodist Church.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

DR.. W. G. Young of Rayne, was in
town Wednesday evening and returned
the next day.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1891-06-06

The Victorine Alert passed up Sun
day evening having in tow the schooner
Dreadnaught.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

Fifteen thousand boomers rushed into
the new Indian lands which were
thrown open.
Mrs. Dell Rathpun, wealthy widow
of Buffalo, N. Y, who disappeared from
Chicago. where she had been visiting,
drowned herself in Niagara River
WilliamC. Carlin has secured the
issuing of writ for the production OF
his wife in court in Chicago, on the
ground that she Is kept prisoner by
Lawyer Moore. Mrs. Carl1n was once
the wife of Mr.. Watson, the st. Louis
iron man.
Samuel Thompson ane Eva Jewell,
who returned from Jacksonville, Fla,
with very romantic story about hav-
ing been carried out to sea and rescued,
have received money TO return to New
York, but there is evidence that there
is something wrong with their story.
According to the statement complied
by the New York produce exchange the
visible supply OF wheat in store and
afoat the 10Th inst. was "a, SAB, GA BUSH
els, an increase of 2,707,77 bushels, and
of corn 8, 49, 1856 bushels, an increase OF
962, 636 bushels.
Articles of incorporation OF the Cy-
clone Bicycle Manufacturing company,
CT Chicago, with capital stock of ST.
600, 900, have been filed with the secre-
tary of state of Illinois.
A permit has been issued by the audi
tor of Illinois to organize the Metro
politan Trust company of Chicago, un-
der the state banking law with a CAPT.
tai stock OF 100000.
Henry Mannings spice mills and
Globe Touring mills at. Fort Waype,
Ind, have been closed by the sheriff
on chattel mortgage amounting to
S., coo.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06
FOREIGN.

Tuesday in report to the United
States Minister William Walter Phelps,
the agent of the Standard Oil company
in Germany, denied that any agree
ment or combination had been entered
into to exact an artificial price for oil.
The pope has sent a letter to the
German and Austrian clergy urging
them to endeavor to eradicate the Gus.
tom of dueling.
The valley of the Dee in England is
inundated so that only the hedge tops
are visible.
1t is announced that the French gov
erement has consented that the Credit
Foncier shall issue the new Russian
loan.
1t is estimated that the total number
of pilgrims to view the holy coat at
Treves will rerch 100000.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06
UNCLE SANS NEW NAVY.
The MiantOnOmah, Rebuilt for the Sec
ond Time, to Protect New York


ond Time, to Protect New York
Harbor.
New YORK, September 2S-New
York harbor will have its first armored
protector about October l.. The mont
tor Miantonomah lacks only the plac-
ing of two great guns in the fore turret
to be complete. She now lies at dock
in the Brooklyn navy yard.
The big, dOuble-turretted monitor
was one of the fleet of ironclads built
toward the close of the civil war after
the model of the famous little Monitor.
At that time Uncle Sam had. for the
secoxd time in his histOryahe'most
powerful navy in the world, and the
MiantOnomah was the most formidable
in it. Originally she was built of oak.
Her armOr, which was OF iron, was
bolted on over her hull. In 1872 she
was rebuilt in iron, together with the
Anphitrite, Terror and Monadnock, and
placed in commission for a second time.
In 1888 she was brought again to the
Brooklyn navy yard and has remained
there ever since, nearly all the time in
repair or alteration.
The Miantonomah is not completely
modelled even now. Her armor is not
of the nickle steel that will probably
encase the Maine and other big war
ships. But the mingled iron and steel
are amply sufficient for ship OF her
build, for see squats down in tho water
so that she practically presents no tar
get except her slight superstructure,
and this can be shot away without Grip
ping her.
The Miantonomah is the first really
formidable ship of the new navy. She
is battle ship in one sense of the word,
for there is no ship of war aioat in any
water which she could not meet with
some chance of victory. But she is pri-
marily a harbor defense ship. Her
business is not to go out to meet an
enemy in other waters, but to lie in
wait for an approaching foe. To
such foe she would give welcome
worthy of her flag, for in every respect
except her armor she Is powerfully
modern.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

Two remarkable old ladies are Mrs.
Hannah Eustis and Miss Sarah Barr of
Wakefield, Mass. They are twin sis
ters, born in 1900, and are still bright
and in active health. So great is their
resemblance in figure, voice and man.
ner that one is frequently mistaken for
the other.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

MILITARISM has certainly gone mad
all over the continent of Europe. One
OF these fine days some one will touch a
match to the gunpowder on which the
nations are living, and then there will
be war which will make all past con-
hicts seem mere child's play.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

1T IS hard to face the luscious peace
and believe hat it was ever anything
butwholesome. Butt there is tradi-
ton that the peach was originally a
very poisonous fruit. but by cultivation
the poison has disappeared.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

THE Tennessee senate has passed a
resolution recommending that the les
sees withdraw their convicts from the
Briceville mines. What mockery! The
miners asked for bread and they gave
them bayonets.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

DIR. ALICE BENNETT, the resident
physician in the womans department
Of the Pennsylvania state insane hos
pital, knows by heart the name and all
ment of every one OF the 900 patients
under her care.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

MR.. BLAINE'S favorite light litera-
cure is said to be novels of William
Black and Clark Russell. Stevenson,
he finds too grotesque and Howells and
James too undressing.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

MRS. LELAND STANFORD has pur-
chased 80 handsomely bound bibles to
go in the students rooms at Polo Alto
university. 1t is said, by the way,
that there are 1000 more applicants
this year for admission than the uni
yersity can accommodate.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

Col. MURDOCH of the famous Wich-
tia Eagle, now that Ralph M. Easley
has retired from the Arkansas valley,
/. is monarch of all he surveys -alone, but
not alone in his glory.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

BRITAIN is not exactly "huddled all
together" There is room for run.
The 124t miles between Newcastle and
Edinburgh, which is done without a
stop, is at present the longest run in
Britain.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

FIFTY million pounds sterling, or
about $3.50, 600, OOO is what Baron Roths-
child thinks London apd Paris will have
to SEMI to the United States this fall to
pay for American breadstutfs.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

SOCRATES knew thing or two and
he left this recommendation: Employ
your time in improving yourself by
other mems writings so you shall come
easily by what others have labOred hard
fOr.'
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

If all the former Kansans should re-
turn to the state in body, those OF us
who have remained would be consider
ably crowded.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

GEO. F. F. FLINT, who operated in
Kansas in the border ruffian days, died
In Chicago Wednesday last
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06

The Princess OF Wales has thirteen
wigs.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-06
GENERAL COMMENTS.

NINE governors of Iowa are living.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-11
s(@dluB fplgt.)

M11t benz @lid ut es fpie her 8ri(e:.
iu9t tie uub bat iie auf Der Nale.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-06-11

Grit ber @intritt bon Wtifter Curtis,
Der BEN Jpn melbenben Diener auf ben,
Sube folate, rib iie aus ibrer i&me:ali'
Den Betdubung, unb rief ibr bas 8er'
ea,,ae,,e ii bas @ebddtniB slrtid. Gin
Slid III fein ebrlideSs@ e74t has bon
Werlepenbeit AnD freubieer grtuartun0
oIhbte, seiste ibr, bob er bon 8erleaen'
keit unb freuoiser @rtrartun8 8libte,
aeiate ibr, boB er bon Miftre6 Stpne feb1
banbige Derlderunsea in 8e3us auf BIZ
elnnobme feines Nntrases erbalten baben
mubte, unb iie empfanb IS ala cine ieb,
teinlibe Mufaobe, bieie 9ofnunsen iett
(erftDren ~ fouen.
SO bghriitine, beaant1 Ct itanmelnb'
i,51 tpt1en stpobl sSbre Ian1e, = :
4 Id -" Gs G&f% y 4 lt!-5Hl titsS -
Weiter fant er nidt in ieiner &sbe,
lins tpdbrenb er, bunt lrotb i'm ganser
p, B.iiht, perpebli9 na@ 8orten fu4te.
tr1 feline @efuble unb @unf@s aus5u'
{riden, unb Gbriitine iid beiann, hi.
HE it, Stein" in bic idpnen fe S crn1
kfeiber, 'Tfppute, madts 5tone Der peinlt'
den Situation RAID Elm gnbs inoen1' e,
u1,f Curtis autrat NIB 1aates: r..
.Sie ftnSen msins9idk uno mid nod
hai,s niieoe.rssobiiiidt BON BEN Sdmer,,
.!eineS fdtperen gIbI6 Ieoes; ne,n Sofr
lit fosben an gorb be1 rglilabetb" eesan'
Iaen, bje in bis{er Stuaoe na4 2onSor
abfeaeIt." <aa- ,g}' L. , T..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

bin bteies Dramas cine @pigteit - bonn
ltano Der Bug pLObli6, faum nod einen
SuB BON ben beiOen nit eil1anoer~ ringen0en
Wtenl6en entfernt, ftiQ. Ser 2ofornotips
fubrer bate bas @Iarm3ei9en benerft, unb
es tpar tbpt nod eben ~geLungen, ben Bug
redt6ettt9 gu halten. 9as 3ugperional
lprarg btn3u unO bef0rberte ben ii9 mte
raleno gebe6ren0en 8. ni9t e6en ionft auf
Die @bouilee, tpGbrenb anoere 6erbetgeeilte
Perlonen Die tpacere 6rau, rel9e Der ausz
geltGnoene S6refen Der Seftigfeits oes @ez
bens beraubt bate, na6 Dem 8a6npGrterz
baus9en geletteten. @egen 8. lit cine aes
rt6tIt9e nntsriu6un9 eingeleitet.
Sn Cigarette (Oepartement sSIere)
IN Sral1tret6 THAR I'M Sabre 1890 nt@t
tneetn3tge @eburt 3u berset6nen.
Ser barber ernitLi6 beiorqte 8iroer<
meiiter Dat nun cine 8efanntma6una arz
ldlaGen lalien, LQut pel6er ie0er 9raH, Die
ipdbreno oes SaDres 1892 Mutter etnes' Ies
9tttmen unb lebenSfdbigen &inoes iein tpirb,
adt Sage mad Der 2Inseige beim 8iiroerz
metlterar1te etne 8rdulie bon 100 Tranfeu
auSbe5abLt tper0en iOQ. Die G[tern miIien
IN Der 9enneinbe bereits ein Sabr getuobut
BADEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
yQl[io ber,eiben Sic i6m d

vQSem9"
Dem Nrton 40Qersberger!"
n9lb", lagte Der Seppel, IperSeihen Wa>
rum benin? Sin ia oar ME barb (beletotgt)
0eipeien ouf ibu. St bat MIDI bait a bt1lel
yiuden polen."
Sebt tpeuoete Ser 9ii6ter ii6 gum 9ln9e1
ftuQten uno lpra6: ,9lun, &1ton BOuersz
beroer, mas lagen Sic ba3u?"
Ser Mnton 8Dlersberger auGte crit reht
Die N6ieln.
vNarum baben sic geito6en?"
Ser SdneiOer anttDortete gat5 betlortz
men: vg8eiI t6 Dem S0DGtgbofers Stms
mer[ bab' belfen tpoIen."
vl1tt Dem iharfen WteiIer?"
ue5a, nit ben 6Gnben alIein butt tb bait
niNts ausgeri6tet" geftano Der S9netoer
treuberaig 3u.
y86Qersberger, i'd perbe sic einiperren
~IaIien!"
Stun trat Ser Seppel Dor un6 ia9te: SD
bitt', SEER Gthter, macben'S feline @ei6t6z
ten. Ser S6neioer lit bait iuft Elm biiiel
out oufgeLegt g~elpeien. Sat Elm etltd' @laz
ierL ShiIdcr 'trunten gebabt. @tnlperren
tpegen 10 elmer 0umnbeit! SIT mein guz
ter Gaunerao, Der S6netoer. SD bttt',
lalien's gut lein."
Ser 9ttd1ter riidte auf leinem StBe ettDaS
unitet. bin unO Der uno oarn 1prah er:
SD fir6te, Der 80uersberger t0nnte wies
Der einmal gut aufgeleat Deroen uno tptu
tbm nuns3eit 9eben gum Observation-Disclosures,
Dab man bel gutter 2aune nt6t benz guten
&alnera0eu baS Wieiier in ben 2etb remit.
0rei3ebn Wouate 9lrreit tperoen nt6t SIT
DieI lein."
Ser S6neiber iagte fein @ort. Ser
Seppel rtef ibm gu: $50, Iont, iebt bait
Die OummDeit !" unb 9tng miBmutbtg na6
0auie. -
0ieie @el6iDte bat ii6 Dor &ur3em 5u7
g~etragen mitten in 5teiermart, mag it6
dbnli6 oft idOn eretgnet baben uno miro
iid INNER mieber ereigner, benn Der Sepz
pei gebt i'm Qonbe tau1enofa6 UNI. St lit
: getraue i0 mir 81 la9en = Oas ur6ilO
beS iteirii6eu 8auers: niht tpe6Letoig unO
ni6t ra6gierig, elmer, Der erlittener l1nbin
ft6 DIT taum bepuBt miro, un0 peul1 aud,
10 am liebiten tein Nufbebens bauon mo1t-
Sin paar Wfelieriti6e tpegen bort Die CUTE
&omeraoidaft iGOn LANCE ni6t auf.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
Cine CUTE Kameraofdaft.
Bib aug benz fteirii8en @OIfslebeu Bpm ytoSeeser.

.ssppel, Seppsl, am UaOntas muBt Ou
gum @ert6t!"
user, t6?"
,9u."
vBiit aber ni6t geidett."
u0as bite t6 mir aus, Der @eri6tsbote
tit tnner gei6eit."
uSa. mas iou benn i9 beim @eriht?
Sab t6 mas anseitelt?"
nSteden bait oi9 %Iaiien", artDortete Der
v@3, auetpeil nod 6iele bumme @es
ihl6te!" REF Der Seppel aus. User bat
TIN oern perl6ergt, ben &la6elsS 1neioer?"
p0alt oenn ni6t 0u i'm lelber bertIagt,
oaB er Dir Das Wteiier in ben 2etb g%eranut
bat?"
r@eb', tper ipirb Der 9ummbett tpesen
10 9elht6ten ma@en! SD bab' ni6ts 9ez
iagt."
p4lsbann bat Ser 6err StaatsantpaIt Sic
An5etge gemadt", lagte Der 8ote.
nQSas gebt oenn DaS ben StaatSannalt
ans" begebrte Der Seppel ouf, ben bat CT
ia nt6t geitoden, Der S6uetber !"
vSen Staatsanipalt gebt bas ldon mas
an, rlet11 Sleber!" belebrre Der @eri6tsbote.
User 9eitohen miro. Der lit tbm freili6
glet6gllttg. aber tper lti1t, hen padt er.
Yer Serr Staat. muBt bu rptiien, fGn1mert
1tb nnr I'M Die i6Iebten 2eut', nibt urn
bic brauet. l1no lit in Srbnurg, baS /; Der
l6leDten tpe9en lit er oa, bic braDen bralz
6en gar tetnen Ssrrn Staat."
$50 lou er ol9 mid in Srieo' lalienl"
lagte Der Seppel, vt6 mill nidts mebr
Dtllen bonn 6anbel, uno Der Gla6elz
S1aeloer TT mein &amera0, iber ben LAP
i1 ni6tS auftommen."
DWtuBt am Wtontag sur GogioBung,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

Non Spe51a BIS 9tDtta Necdbta 3teben Die
Nppenntnen in einem meiten 0Dgen, beifen
Sebne Die WeerIinie bil6et 'bQs Qanh oaz
3pii6en, cine r~ei3enoe Nblpe1lelung BON
fetteu Nueu, anmutbi9en Gee uno OiioelS
IanOldaften uno ld0nseformtem W1ittelz
9ebirge, mar i'm hDbs1 Nltertbum Der Gik
zines 8olfeS, baS auf @eperbe, 9anoel u1D
S6iifTabrt bebadt ipar.
Wober eS leinen ltrlprung nabn1, lGbt
lid NIT Geittmmtbett ni6t lagen. SIS lit
Bonn @robooen pcridpunoen, nur oieOenfz
mailer reoen nod, tpel6e Is in Tbon, Stein
uno Gr5 btnterlleB, uuo mir ftitoen breite
Spurel lelles Sebens uno Sboffens nidbt
bios bet Den JtOmer1, ionOern au6 Otesietts
bet Nlpen. Die Wtenlden, lpelde auf iet>
men G!teiten @rabDenfmG.ern eri6eiuer.
tragen Die unDerfennbaren @eli6ts3iiQe Der
alien NegDpter, Die mir mob beute all Nopz
ten leben, oaS Oerportreten oes untereu
@elthtstbetles uno oa5 ldrGge Nbfaueu Der
Sttrn; aud Sbrttt uno 6aItuno lit oana
Die in GgDptti6en Bilomerfen; Der &6rper
Ga9eQen bat ettDaS 0erbss uno @e6ruuaez
nes. 0te Heligion Der Gtruster nit ibreru
@lauben an CUTE uno bOie OGmonen, ibren
bellt9en Bu6ern, lbrer an9ftpouen Sorae
fur Die Sooten, oenen @rabtammern tief
in Selien ooer unterirDii6 in Suffltetn oez
b0blt, ODER, mo- fein @eitein in Der glGbe.
runbe Steinfe9eI mt @emQ9ern BARN
erbaut purben; Die gebietenoe Steluna
Der Brieiteri6aft, Die bas SempeIs unb
bes Ebrpnes Wta6t itets uereiniot; bic
Stabte burgartig auf iteiIen 00bsn; bas
2eben oartn pou Bra6tliebe, Sinnli6feit.
S6lafbeit; borberridenoe gteigung au
uro @ewerbfeiR; enbli9 Der biz
itere gebunoene Sinn unb ieine berbe
Jfidtuns blob auf oas !3pedmaBioe, obne
allen toeaIen Nnflug: olles bas trGot oriens
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10
So Gin &eaen fir mid.

Scr9nton, asa, Suni '89.
gort9es Sabr orbeitete i'd 10 a~nbottenb, paB mein
rebter Irm 9eldbmt purbe un6 6eFerte ih trOb Itube
niGt, bann nabm i'd 2H Slai@er pen 9uitor S6nt9's
Sabre i'm Stan6e. wie friber gu urbetten.
s.. Saubert.
2OweIt, 1laH., 0e5. '88.
8otor $. Mc0ouougb idretbt: Gs lit mir elm Sau
6efonmt unb es ireut mid, es befannt 3n MAIDEN, bab
8oitOr &0ut9's gterpeu Starter babel iid 10 gut bemdbrt
Bat. Ote @Gtienttn lit cine iun9e Dame, ruelbe ieit
tbrer Sugeno an SQuiu6 lit. Guf metne @mpfeblune
nubm tie Oos Dttttet, un6 iett bret Utonotsn bat ne
teinen gtnfaa rnebr 9ebdbt.
8roofGpn, Sc. g., Sec '88.
Srau YGarte Dtagtnr idretbt: SD babe cine SlaIde
pom 8aftor S6n s's GerpeuzS tdrfer 9etontmen un5
mir bauftt sroBe 2%inberutg peri3aift. SD fibte in
neinent Sopfe piel better. S3 tan1t nneinet Oaut ni9t
Der 3erueu>S tartsr tit Elm Seseu iIr mid.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-08-10

Cine grautGe S3ene 1pteLte
ft6 lebtbin III ber gtd9e bes belgtiden
St0otdens S sumo ab. Die bort itatioz
ntrte 8abntpGrterin. @befrau 8. 0baDer,
bate eben Die 8arriere 9ei6lo1ien uno ii6
nit i6rer Signalitan9e in Der 0ano ouf
tDren Soften geiteut, aIs eil1 gemtler g..
Der betrunten nar unb Sel6itmorD9eOan>
fen trug, iiber ben S6uB3aur itieg uno it6
ouf zines Der Electromagnetic legte. 0a s.
itb auf benz unrtdtigen Electromagnetic
befano, 10 begriff Die 6rau anfangs .oaS
8or1a6en 6~eiielben niAt uno tie rief tbnt
gu, itb gu entfernen, ieine 2lbit6t puroe
tbr aber lofDrt flar, alS g., let1en STR
tbum erfenneno, it6 auf 6aS anoere S1tez
nengeleiie mari. Wtit GROCER @eiitesgegens
mart entIaltete iebt Die brape 6rau ibre
SABINE, nm oenn 3u9fiibrer oaS ,l3eiden
gum 6alten At eeben, uuD Damn itiir5te tie
tt0 auf ben Wfanr, nm tbn gstpaItlam Don
ben S6ienen tpeg3ureiBen. Sam bod BET
3us nit Douer @ei1pinotgfeit berangerout
uno es i6ien ibr unmogltd, oaB berlelbe
mod re6t5ettig gum Steben gebrabt tperoe1
f0nnte. 2lber 8. moQte it6 in Der Nusz
fiibrung leine5 l0reGlthen WorbabenS
nidt binbern laiiel. Cine entleBltde
9bit6t muBte nit etnem Wtale tn tbl1t
aufgetauAt iein, oenn er Il m a m merte
mi it betoen Mr me bic SronunD
rib / nit d. du ods @elet1e
nieber. 0ieie fGmpfte wte cine Gerz
s~tpeifelte uno itteB laute 6tIferufe aug, ssoerlt
bereits bDrte ie gang in Der y}dbe ben Rera1ts
0onnerncen Bug, aber ale tbre BerllDnnS
gen, it6 Der umarmung bes rtelen1tar1en
Oaannes 3u ent3ieben, bLteben pergebll9.
@inige Sefunbsn psrgiugeu ur bic pels
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
st. Luke's Dots.


Mrs. N. J. Epting is visiting her
mother at Newberry.
Miss Kate Luther, OF Prosperity, Wis
tied Mrs. Juriah Hunters family Fri
day night.
Mr.. w. B. Rikard, of Newberry,
spent a few days last week visiting in
this community.
Mr.. Thos. It. Stilwell, an aged citi-
zen of this community, died last Fri
dav. His remains were Inferred in the
old Chapman burial ground on Satur-
day.
This community has received good
rains during the past week. Crops are
looking we'll.
The Sunday-school Convention OF
the Newberry Lutheran Conference
was held at Colony church on last
Thursday and Friday. Arthur kible!
was elected temporary chairman and
Rev. Il. W. Bedenbaugh temporary
secretary. The permanent officers oi
the Convention were Arthur Kibler,
president; Rev. T. O. Keister, yice-pres-
ident; A. H. Kohn, secretary; J. \.
Feagle, treasurer; Revs. G. w. Holland,
D. D., u. w. Beden baugh, and Messrs.
Geo. B. Cromer, A. Fl. Kohn, Thos.
W. Holloway, executive committee:
The address of welcome was delivered
by Arthur Kibler; the response by Rev.
r. O. Keister. The discussion of the
different subjects was entered into by
Revs. G. w. Holland, D. D., Il: W.
Bedenbaugh, NJ. J. Epting, J: A.
Sigh, T. o. Keister, w. A. Julian,
J. D. Bowles, Messrs. Geo. B. Cromer,
A. H. Kohn, Maj. Jacob Epting, and
others. Macedonia church was selec-
ted as place Of next meeting. The
meeting at Colony was pleasant and
profitable one. ALPHA.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
HIS HOUSE HIS FUNERAL PYRE.
Extraordinary Proceedings of Sewberry
Trial Justice.

NEwBERRY. August ia gentle
man from the Broad River section fur
nishes some facts about some novel
proceedings of a trial justice which
certainly breaks the record in this year
of strange doings in politics.
On Wednesday, the 5th instant, an
old negro man named Bishop died on
Mr.. VIM. Sligh's place in township II,
but it was not known that he had died
until three days afterwards. Hi, two
small children lived with him, but they
did not say anything to anybody on
the place about his death. Inquiry
and search was make fo- the old man,
ard he was found dead on the floor OF
his house. Squire Joe B. Heller was
sert for on Friday, but he was holding
an inquest over another negro and
could not come at once. He got there
the next evening and on Saturday
night held the inquest over Bishop
who had then been dead four days
Decomposition had set in aud the body
was very offensive.
The 'Sqnire could get 10 o"e to burj
the body, and in his own original way
end unl!ll perhaps any other officer G
the law would proceed under simlla
circumstances, he ordered that th'
house be burned, and its contents, to
pether with the body Of the dead negro
were soon mass y: hanles.-Speciai t
News and Courier.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-08-20
= REGULAR CAMPAIGN.
The Alliance Appointments for Newberry
County-Principies and Demands
the Order to ne EN-
plainel

Meetings will be held IT the follow
III. named places:
At Cromer's Store, on Tuesday, Sep
tember lst. under the charge Of the fol-
lowing Alliances, to wit: Liberty Hall,
Beth Eden, Garmany Academy and
Mt. Bethel.
At Bush River church, on Wednes-
day, September 2nd, under the charge
Of Jalapa, Kinard's, Reedersvl!le, Trim
ity, Boazman's and EaughanTilie ALI
ances.
On Thursday, September Sd, At st.
Luke's church, under the charge OF st.
Lukc's, Salu.!a, Utopia, O'Neali and
F'airvicw Alliances.
c.. Friday, September Ith, al 81.
Paul's church. under the charge of St.
Pau!'s, Jolly Street, Pilgrim, Ware
house, Mt. Tabor, Gallman's Academy
and Cunnon's Creek Alliances.
On Saturday September 9Th, at ..
Matthew's church, in charge Of Camp
Ground, Mt. Pleasant and Nayblnton
Alliances.
These meetings will be addressed by
the State, District and County Lectur-
ers, and the principles, doctrines and
demands OF the Alliance will be fully
explained.
The meetings will commence at 1880
| o'clock a. m.
The public is cordially invited to
attend.
The presidents of the sub-Alliances
arv charged with making arrangements
for these meetings:
By order of the Sd District Alliance.
Jos. L. KEITT, Dist Lecturer,
W. E. LAKE, Dist Delegate,
SAMPSON Pope, County Lecturer.