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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28

gdy tr6jprzymierze rwae sic
zaczyna}o: ze> chodzi}o mu pc
wnie 0 zerwanie sojuszu fran
cusko-rosyjskiego.
Paoy5, 81 lutego.
Donosza, il pose} niemiecki,
hr. Muenster dis by} W mini
steryum spraw zewnetrznych i
oswiadczy}, IL cesarzowa wdo-
wa zadowolona jest zprzyjecia
i dziekuje rzadowi "a rozpo-
rzadzenia, kt6re jej pobyt W
Paryzu mi}ym uczyni}y.
Malarz Bougereau powie.
dzia} do hr. Muenstera, re W
Berlinie wystawi swe obrazy,
jezeli jeszcze jacy inni malarze
francuscy to uczynia. Cesarzo-
wa by}a W jego atelier, ale ami
s}owa ME m6wi}a o wystawie.
Wielka Brytania.
Londyn, 26 lutego.
Koroner po sledztwie mad
morder>twem pope}nionem W
Whitechapel wyrazi} sic z
wielkiem powatpiewaniem Q
winie uwiezionego Sadlera.
Oswiadc1y}, IL czas W kt6rym
Sadler mowi1 z konstablem i
czas zamordowania dziewczyny
ME dadza sic pogodzi6 ze soba.
Take cz}owiek, kt6ry n6z ku-
powa}, ME jest wcale identyf-
kowany; Sadler jako pijany W
owym czasie ME m6g} w ten
spos6b pope}nic morderstwa
dokonanego ma spos6b NOR
derstw os}awionego ,,Jack the
Ripper Prawdopodobnie W
skutek tych oswiadcze6 uwol-
MIA Sadlera.
Loadyaa, 81 lutego.
Sir William Gordon Cum.
mings, g}6wnie wplatany W
znany ,,skandal bakkaratow-
ski, kt6ry zaskarzy} wszystkie
owe osoby, kt6re mu zarzuca}y
gre f; 1,zywa, ME zgodzi} sic ma
wniosek owych plan6w, by
sprawe oddac salowi honoro-
wemu z1ozonemu z trzech
MEOW.
Lo'ady,a 81 lutego.
Wiadomosc wczorajszem
nieporozumieniu miedzy kr6-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28
ROk III.
Iowa a ksieciem Walli wielka
wywo}a1a senzacya.

Iowa a ksieciem Walli wielka
wywo}a1a senzacya.
MIN ksiaze Walii udal sic
ma miejsce, gdzie miano okret
spuszczat ma morze, otrzyma{
przez ministeryum spraw ze-
wnetrznych wiesci niepokojace
0 po}ozeniu >cesarzowej Fry
drykowej W Paryzu i postano-
viii z powodu, IL go Paryzanie
lubia, pojechac po siostre do
Paryza i przywiezc ja do Lon
dynu, azeby ia .uchronic po
drodze cd nieprzyjemnosci.
Uwiadorni} tez o tenn kr6lowa
telegraficznie.
Kiedy przyby} ma miejsce,
gdzie kr6lowa sta}a otoczona
r6znemi osobistosciami, kr6lo-
wa g}osno powiedzia}a do ME
go: Go tez ty powiadasz?
Mole c6rke z Paryza uprowa-
dzi6!. Nonsens! To niepodo-
bna?' Ksiaze p6}gfosem od-
rzek}, ze doniesieuie ministra
takie ma MIN wrazenie g}ebokie
zrobi}o, IL telegrafowa} do
siostry, by natychmiast Paryz
opusci}a, jezeli jego ME moze
oczekiwac.
Kr6lowa widocznie rozgnie-
wana odpowiedzia}a, re ME
moze W to wierzyc, by c6rke
jej obrazano W Paryzu. Potem
usiad}a i po}ozy}a reke ma
guzik elektrycznego aparatu,
co przerazi}o profesora Edgara
i innych urzednik6w, gdyz mo-
g}o to spowodowaG aGprzedwcze-
sne spuszczanie sic okretu.
Potem gani}a pospieszne po-
stapienie ksiecia i grozifa,
telegramami odwo1ujacymi.
Ksieze odrzek} spokojnie, ze
by}oby to nierozsadnie iprosi},
by matka przeciwnie telegra-
mani zatwierdzi}a jego polece.
MIA. Nakoniec uspokoi}a sic
kr6lowa spokojniej p"m6wi-
wszy ksieciem dozwoli}a mu
wys}ac cyfrowana depesze mie-
szczaca zatwierdzenie kr6lowej.
(Dok. ma 4 tel str.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28

ralnego, hrabia V. Waldersee
mia} zcstac nastepca hrabiego
Muenster W poselstwie W Pa.
ryzu.
Dzisiejszy Relchsanzeiger
donosi, IL kanclerz pa1stwa V.
Caprivi poleci} namiestnikowi
Alzacyi i Lotaryngii, ksieciu
Hohenlohe, azeby ME wyko.
nywa} ustaw ulatwiajacych
stosunki paszportowe Fran
eva i ME udziela} zadnych u}a-
twie1 przybyszom Francyi.
Ustawy paszportowe zostane
zaostrz6ne.
Berlin, 81 lutego.
Kanclerz V. Caprivi dis ma
posiedzenin Rady Pa6stwa
wyrazi} sic "a najzywszem wy
powiedzeniem walki duchowi
socyalistycznemu nurtujacemu
we wojsku.
Rozporzadzenia W sprawie
paszport6w W Alzacyi i Lota-
ryngii uwazane So tutaj jake
,wywzajvmnienie sic cesarza
Wllhelma "a postapienie arty-
stow francuskich. Pred dwo
ma jeszcze dniami ksiaze Ho-
henlohe W pewnej movie wy
razi} nadzieje, re ustawy W
tym kierunku stana sic jeszcze
}agodniejsze. Obecnie nowe
rozporzadzenie wywar}o wp}yw
ma gie}de berliGska parry
ska.
W Wiedniu ma gie}dzie pa.
nowa} wielki niepok6j. Opo-
wiadaja tu sobie, IL urzedowe
raporta z Paryza do Berlina
znacznie }agodzi}y prawdziwy
stan rzeczy. Herbette, tutej-
sly francuski pose}, jak po.
wiadaja, ME przezyje tel spra-
wy.
4,,o w oo,,-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28
AustrO- Wegry.
Waede15, 81 lutego.

W36de", Y Iutego.
W Czechach w r. 1889 wiel-
ka burza powsta1a W skutek
tego, IL W nowem Muzeum W
Pradze wymazano nazwisko
Jana Husa re wzgledu ma ka-
tolik6w. M}odo-Czesi pod6w-
czas protestowali. Obecnie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28
w Czechach chca przecie pOsta-
vic pomnik HusOWi.
Admirafa Hollmana NOVA ME
pOdOba sic WilhelmoWi.
Rumunskie ministeryum pOdaje
sic do dymisyi.
Watykan.
Rsym, 81 lutego

R2ym, ~ lutego.
Dnia 3go Marca Papiez
przyjmie zyczenia k"llegium
kardynal~kiego W rocznice
swrj koronacyi. Z powodu IL
zmieni}y sic stosunki miedzy
Kwirynafem a Watykanem,
Papirz mowy politycznej mice
ME bed1ie: chce wyczekaG, W
jaki spos6b sic stosunki wyja-
snia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28
DzIENMlK cAlcAcosKl

NJEuOuzI SOuAI5HHIt q WyJAIhItm nIeulLsI
SWAT uroczystyeh.
PkzEDPhATA OLA sTANoW ZJEDN.
wynosi rocznle $500;
miesiecz. S0.25:
sPojSdynczy Numer 1c.
OLA EURoPY INNYCH PANsTw
rocznie $500.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1891-02-28
Niency.
Berlin, 81 lutego.

Ber6ln, ~ Iutego.
Cesarz Wilhelm rozgnieWa-
ny ma move, kt6ra mia} ME
miecki minister marynarki W
celu u<prawiedliwirnia swych
propozyryj W sprawie budze-
tu dla foty, Dale sic s}yszet
pogfoska, re minister otrzyma
dymisya.
Berlin, 81 lutego,
Holman, minister marynar-
ki, oswiadczyi dis W komi~yi
budzetowej, IL nova swa we
Srode wcale ME chcia} wyrazic,
jakoby Niemcy powinny isG o
lepsze Anglia i Francya co
do urzadzenia foty. = Mia} ia
soba tylko mafo g}os6w i wnio-
sk6w jego codo budowy trzech
nowych pancernik6w, jednego
krzyzownika i innego jeszcze
statku, ME przyjeto.
Berlin, 81 lutego.
Dale sic s}ysze6 pogIoska,
jakoby by}y szef sztabu gene
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
The Harris Car Connlrr.

Mr.. O. McR. Holmes, Of Newberry,
who is one of the owners of the new
automautc Harris car coupler, was in
the city this morning. Mr.. Holmes
was on his way from Augusta, where
he had been TO meet 4 Northern capi-
taliSt who is 10 be interested in placing
this new invention on the market.
The inventor Of this new device is
Mr.. W. II. Harris, of ofNewberry, who
has proven that he is possessed Of great
genius, by this splendid product efhis
brain. Experts in mechanical arts in
various parts OF the country who have
examined the new couple declare that
it excels the "Janney' or, in fact, any
other that has yet been invented.
Mr.. Holmes will have three or more
cars fitted up with the Harris coupler,
and will exibit its practical workings to
the Master Car Builders association at
their annual meeting, which will take
place at Cape May, \. j., during the
comm" summer.
Il is not too meh 10 expect that
ol.. Harris neme will yet become ia
nous aud South Carolina be made still
more proud as being the home OF the
great Observation-Disclosures Record,
2)th-
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26

NOTES FHoN ENCEl>loE-

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teacher u E-Nte:>:n- >eaHa.. exa:-syi
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o.:e: VS.: here -: Week. lie st:eS: o:
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his >tG:;2u.
NJ. !. \. {. N;>ie- showed Is : :aw
GaES ago : Deat .iiC:e poke: knife iiia.
rs u&c!s made t:;:: :: 2?sSe2- y: st>nG:
twenty-five years Hca. Tie knife IS =
ia2cy @@s, SID Ia> Ijla appearance Of
good keeping.
We a-a slad - isa-:. Tia: many .;
"Gr farmers contemplate planting mere
cp:u ;a:S yea- ~: ,sS> Ir,:toa. Cotton
:: ne p-a>e:!: prices WI uere- Keep
ne :A-nAecS out Q. ish;. Oar farmers
should plaat less cotton anu ra;Sa more
OF the neee>SarieS 0: Ike.
SIGMA
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
Electric Lights spd Water Works.

Electric Lights srd Water Works.
Tie citizens meeting or laSt Thurs
day afternoon. 10 consider the report O;
Council on water works snd electric
lights, was held in the Courthouse and
very Well attended.
The report Of Council was resd. II
is published in full on first page On
motion Of W. H. Wallace. the report
was received as information. No one
seemed 10 have snything 10 ssy aud
Geo. 5. Cromer moved TO adjourn, but
the motion was voted down.
Dr.. W. E. Pelham spoke in favor OF
the town adopting water works and
electric lights, and st me conclusion of
his remarks moved that the Council
De Instructed to invite bids and report
TO an adjourned meeting. This was
adopted.
Mr.. L. y. Cox. OF Washington, and
NJ. W. Il. G;bbeS, Jr., Of Columbia,
who were present were granted the
privileges of the floor. Both these
gentlemen responded briefly. The
meeting then sdjourne6.
At the next meeting " hen bids have
been received there will be something
definite uson which action can be
baSeG.
We will gel there by anu bye.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
NORFOLK OYSTERS!
Served every dlyHJ0ne
Restaurant. Meals fur
MShed at any hour OH short
HOt;CR.
About Jalapa.

Shockley Bros. will commence 3
depot at Jalapa tomorrow, 24th inst,
for the c. y. S L. r. Il.
W. G. Sligh's dwelling house being
located on 2 most beautiful site and on
the Suburbs Of the city, makes it have
the appearance OF tower.
DR.. JohuSon, OF Gross Anchor, Spar
tanburg County, S. c.. will locate II
Jalapa the lSt OF April for the practice
of his profession. DR.. johnson recently
returned from Nashville, Tenn, where
he graduated in medicine.
DR.. J. VIM. Folk, Of South Island,
s. G., came up to Jalapa Saturday
night. and spent day or two here.
We regret the DR.. could not make it
suit to remain with his Jalapa friends
longer.
Afrs. Lizzie Henson has returned to
kinardS, her home, after spending
some four months with friends and
relatives in and near Ialapa.
Mrs. G. W. L. Spearman, Who has
been sick nearly two weeks. is still con-
fined to Ley bed and very sick.
This SEX started off with all ap-
pearanceS that the farmers might get
to plow at least four days out OF six.
So much rain every week for the last
two months that We have no corn
planted, nor even the women can't say
to each other, | have beauS. pepper,
cabbage seed, ETC.. planted. So much
rain will excuse all Of them.
Jalapa IS in favor Of Newberry
County erecting an arch at the centen-
NAL in Columbia that may prove 10 be
the prettieSt, if not as Edgetield County
says, the highest arch. Newherrv is At
all times solid when the real time
comes 10 do the work. J. B. {.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
/. Y. johnson Meets Eis Brother.

The following item is from the State
of Monday. One OF the brothers is I.
y. Johnson, who was convicted al
Newberry last week, and sentenced to
two years in the penitentiary. The
meeting Of q near relative IS some
recumpenSe for the service:
lone of the most remarkable incl
dents that has recently been recorded,
occurred st the SoEth Carolina peni-
tentiary on Sunday last. Two broth
erS, who were separated by the fortunes
OF the recent civil war, and had never
seen or heard OF each other since, met
in the prison chapel. Both were con-
victs by chance in the same prison. one
having been confined for about FIVE
months and the other only for 8 brief
time Their name is Johnson. and
they are each about forty years OF age.
They met in the chapel aud from GER
tain remarks mutual recognition took
place. Those who witnessed II say the
scene was Of 3 most affecting nature"
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT
Tomorrow Is Good E;iay.


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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
DEATHS

NJ. Rsvi& NikS7i. -. ::ss,: c;,i2so 0:
NJ, =, ,:!e-i o. the 81, ;;.>.>
N:sG OK Moadsy. Na7>h ). 1871.
M, JaS, Ersc;e--.
:!sv. ). :. NtSc, $ Rsp:i>, ::.:S;>tez
formerly Q: MS coaH!y. died ST tNnIou
~ Monday.
o.. he sane ,:>.y, M7S. Svp:!;a Cro-
::Is- ana NJ P:acScey Nichols. All
these parties lived i: :ae !oyse- Ssc;ioa
Ms ". T. NtE@.!. vie .; p-. ".
/. MtFai!. t:;t>i $; her ;,o;:,4 II Pres
pe-.;y After . brief Illness o. Morisv.
Na7cn 5. sSsi ;: yea-S.
S1aS-ANsUSG. Ma7ch al.-Mr. 5, 3.
ts.c2it died AZ rs horne OF Ctlusch
street his morning. lie WAS : uative
~ mis- S:i:e anG caole 70 SyartSabu.g
from Georgetown: about lS7GG. For four
Years IL wa> proprietor .: the Palmetto
Gn:e.- Ate! that he ,ook ci,arSe .: the
Hamp;ou house ipr :wo Years. For
Several Years past t!a haS 5seu engaged
IL ne G:s.eha2GI>e business He wsS
anc,:. >: years old aUG hS< been i1 !. -
Ole health :o- SsverSl Wears. He has
c<veU :. member .: ne Methodist church
iAs :, long ti2le. Sui t3ad the rsSpAc. Of
The community Tor h:S Christian char-
ac;eC. NC. talcu;: w4S $ member Of
several $ec7s; ><Nc!eiie>.-Speri&l - the
ChS-is>,ou World:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
The CoCC-

Judge W:cAe7s?oon returned % New
terry - IS: Friday night Tie Cou..
.: Cocamc- Pleas weA$ opened OF Me;!-
dsv. Mss! ot tie Gsy wsS taken - =
calling :he G1Sket 2-G ecot:nG:aS :
cs>sS. On!v ore ca>e wa> ;-isi. &od in
;1s: me Judge Instructed tae Jury wa&;
ve76ic: u bring i. TIE jury returned
o.. Tuesday. bu: co:hicg wsS ready :o-
-E:s.. ac& they Were t:j>chS-seG un;;.
Ills Thursday morning. when 'heS
are Required 70 * OF hsnd. The pcobs-
billy IS 2ochins will be ?ssdy ssa;n.
The co2-c 50 Ia has done attualiy
nothing. The Judge viii ,einsin next
week we presume
Gen. y. J. Pope. VINO is engaged IN $
iiumoer 9: CASES waS present al Mon
DAY. bur owing q a7!GouS duties de-
vo!v:ns upon him ~ Attorney General
since he assumed the office. De has been
unable - &. ~ home but very iittle OF
MS ,:ule, and in ccn>e!uenee waS uu-
sole 10 so laIo the trial OF shy o. ,he
cases in which be wa> interested. SnG
De 50 stated 20 The court. Ee Said
never since 1870 had 80 :nsoy duties
anu 50 much wo-k GevolveG upon 81
Attorney General. He returned 10
Co!u-noia on Tuesday morning.
l, seems 20 Us tbs; S: tirae lie this
when the farmers are - tac behind
with ii.ei- work. that il ca>eS a-e lot
ready To- trial they should be cuu-
tiuuei. and the jury should not b kept
here unless there was something for
them 20 do.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
Easter Services.

Services appropriate to Easter will
be held il the NewberEy Lutheran
church next Sunday by the pastor,
Rev. ". c. SchseIfer. The holy COM
nlunion will De celebrated IT II g. NJ,
and st S p. IL. the services will sl>o
be appropriate to this chief festival OF
the church yea7. The u Isle will be Of
the usual high order ST both services.
The church will De beautifully deco
rated.
Services will De conducted by the
pastor II O'Clock on Good Fridsy.
The public is cordial!y invited to ali
these services.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
KILLED On THE TRACK.
4 Leading Merchant OF Florence shocking
ly Mansled by 3 Train.

Special 70 the News and Courier.1
FLORENCE. Narch :$.-Hector Me-
Sween. . leading merchant q; Florence.
was run over by work train on the
Northeastern Railroad to-day. He
had gone down on the morning train
TO Effiugham to buy cotton sni was
walking OF the side OF the track from
one house TO another. The train WAS
coming behind him, but he was deaf
and cnuld not hear it. He stepped on
the track Immediately in front of the
train, wsS knocked down and the
whole train passed over him before it
could be stopped. His body was mau-
gled beyond recognition.
The engine Was sent up TO Florence
for the coroner. and parties &c identify
the body. The only way the body
could be identified was by the clothes
and watch. The body was brought to
Florence for the inquest. \ commit
tee of the Knights OF PvthiaS took
charge Of the arrangement for the fun
eral. The verdict OF the jury was death
ny accident. Mr.. McSween was one Of
the most popular business men OF the
city, 2 Scotchmau by birth. and had
been resident here about ten yesrS.
He was naiGdle-aged, and leaves wife
aud child.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
ROBERTSON i GLIDER,
Corner Drug Store
He Paid the Fine.

y Columbia special TO the Charleston
World, March 30th, says:
Adam Savage. negro convicted o;
carrying concealed weapons and SeG-
1enceI ST the Newberry court 70 six
months imprisonment in tie peni,eu-
tiary. arrived here yesterday. He, how
ever. Speut just enough time there 10
have his hair shaved and 10 don .
striped suit. for this morning Attorney
General Pope received notice irom
Newberry that mis- fae Of $50, which
was the alternative the judge had given
Savage. had been gsid. Gen. Pope
notified Superintendent Talbert. and
Savage was released.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
Firr At Niaety-sin.

NI&ETF-S!N, Narch 3&.-On Sun
day morning about o'clock the
town WAS alarmed By the cry OF fire,
whlcE originated IN the store Of Or. H.
Vi. Julian. The cauSe % the fire is uu-
known. lad ii not been y damp
night, ana for the direction OF the
wind. the south side of our little town
would have been buried AS il was
one house and = cabiu were DESTROYED.
DR.. Julian sustained less OF about
five or six hundred dollars. He only
had $50 Insurance. The house could
not De replaced for Sl,5isl, and it waS
paying II per cent interest on that
amount. The insurance agents of the
rown are doing good business while
the iiTe is fresh il the memory OF the
people.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
Excursion Rates.

The Richmond and Danville railroad
will sell round trips from Newberry on
the dates named as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Sunday-School
Convention, LaurenS, :. c., March 50
to April I. Tickets op sale March 50
and 81, good 10 return on April /, at
$3.50.
Grand Lodge Knights OF Honor,
Columbia, 5. c., April Is. Tickets on
sale April IA and Is, good 10 return un-
til April is. at SIS.
Annual Convention OF the Episcopal
Church, aud Woman's Auxiliary ASSo-
cistion, Greenville, 5. c., May y aud
IS. Tickets good to return on May IS,
at $500.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
To Retur1 to Fort Riley

The following Washington special
appeared in the Charleston Budget last
Sunday. Lieutenant Darlington 5
friends in Newbercy had hoped that he
would spend some time here before re-
turning 70 the army:
BY direction Of the actins secretary
Of war, the Journey Of Lieutenant
Ernest 4. GaClingeoa, Seventh Cavalry.
from Charleston. S C.. 70 this city
during the present month, IS approved
as necessary for public service. He
will then return 20 his station st
Charleston, and after hs- : completed
his duties at that place, will proceed
thence on March 81 10 reioiu his troops
ST Fo:'s Riley, Kan.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
The Opera House.

Mr.. Frank Msvo aud his company
played "Dsvy Crockett" at the ope.a
house on last Thursday night 70 good
house. The play was we'll rendered.
and is adjudged one OF the best per-
formauces that Newberry has had this
season.
On next Thursday night, April 22nd,
the principal singers of the famous
Emma Abbott Opera Company will
appear st the opera house. and the
lovers Of fine music have = rare treat
in store for Them.
The opora house this season has paid
we'll. the town receiving some SalN more
than from the proceeds of any other
season.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26

NJ. Henry Winter. Formerly ,uan-
aSsT .: the savannah Brewery. SAYS lie
naI rheumatism ut the Heart for <ey-
eraI Years. Often he WAS uuab!e 10
walk over 3 few blocks. his pain WAS
80 intense: he had tyoubls 70 ret his
breath: he had physicians III PhIadel-
ph!a. his :Hrr!!er home. but The best
professor IL the university there could
NOT give him relief Coming here be
SAW 7. +. T.. advertised. tried TWO bot
Ties, arc IS iow 3 We'll man. His pain
has let him and ne cau uow walk al
day. He renders thankS 70 7. ?. p.
and says Is workings are wonderful.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26
Personals.

NrS. Peter Robertson hiss returned
from visit to Charleston.
DR.. J. Wm. Folk, Of Georgetown,
has been in Newterry during the week
in attendance upon court.
Lewis W. Simkins, Esq, OF LaurenS,
and Thomas s. Moorman, Esq, OF Co
lumoia, have been attending court this
week.
Attorney General y. J. Pope came
up from Columbia on Sunday and spent
q day or so in NewberEy.
Nrs. c. Mower has returned from the
Northern markets.
Gen. NJ. L. Bonham was in the city
on Monday.
". J. Cherry. OF Rock Hill, has been
in Newberry this week in attendance
upon court.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Crawford, Of Edgemoor,
Chester County, was IN the city the
early part Of the week.
Miss Matte McCauglrin returned
home on Tuesday from visit to rela-
tiveS and friends in Concord. y. c.
MrS. c. W. Welch reached Newberry
yesterday from her home in Houston,
Texas. She will spend several months
here.
Mr. W. ". Hentz. who has large
and fiouriShing school At Stokes Bridge,
Darlington County, has short vaca-
ton and came to Newberry Yesterday
on visit 10 relatives.
Mr. Duane 4. Russell, Of Birming-
ham, Ala, paid flying visit yeSter-
daE to his father Mr.. J. S Russell in
Newberry.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-26

We have Just opened fresh
stock OF Buists Celebrated Gar
den Seed. Remember. it is in
possible for YOU to have good
garden unless YOU plant good
seed. Buist's Seeds have had a
national reputation for fifty odd
years. II you desire that Your
gardening should be always q
success, plant Buist>s Seeds, and
buy them fresh from
ROBERTSON Il GILDER'S
~ Drug Store.