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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-11
THAT SETTLED IT.
Mr.. Harrison Gives Up When
lie Hears From Illinois.
Grover Cleveland Again Elected
President.
Democrats Carry the State of
New York.
BOTH ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN GO
DEMOCRATIC,
AS DO WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN
Ann nFTAWARE.
BOTH ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN G
DEMOCRATIC,
AS DO WEST VIRGINIA, WISCONSIN,
AND DELAWARE,

President Harrison Hears the Sad News
and Goes to Bed at Midnight to Dream
of Four More Years in the White House,
= While Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Are En-
pertaining a COngratuIating Committee
in New YOrk-PeOPle Holding Govern
ment Positions Shaking in Their Shoes,
Especially the Government Printing Of
fee EmnlnNes.
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CGorlia Home Insurance Company.
Cash Ass Is Over SI,OOO,OOO,

Does an inStallmeut business on dwellings,
Does not sue on notes. Seeks Live stock In
surance. Following are a few losses paid
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High Prices aud Hard Times Must 60.
Nothing Can stand Before Our
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Notice.

All persons holding past due cou-
pons upon the first mortgage bonds
iiftY th0u=aud dollar issue-ot Co
Iunlbis Water Work Company viii
file the same with me for payment
aud adjustment Within sixty days
from thu date. THIS October the
10th 1892. J. NJ. MAYES, Trustee.
Octl4N5t.
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Nignt Session Of the Commercial De-
partment.
SCHOOL RANK-
10 Chicago in Fourteen Hours.

From Nashville via the Evansville route
IT, cannot be beaten. Passengers FRI III all
nnints south and Southeast mike oSe CON
nerfIon In Union Depot at nashville
viii an elegant vSstibUled train via this
r,,,ia through 10 Chicago without change.
I,eaNe Nashville 7:55 p. m arrive AT Chicago
lO:5O u. m. An elegant breakiasI served IN
slee.,irg car reservations maps, time tables,
etc, addrels 3. l.. ROGERS, southern Pas
ser. vs-r gent Chattanooga; X. a. ca Mp
RELB, General Passenger Agent, Evans
Vile, Ind. until deeSl.
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NEW YORK.
Cleveland's Plurality Estimated at 5000

CIeveland's Plurality Estimated at 80, 900
in the State of New York.
NEW York, Nov. 0 1t is apparent
that the state of New York has rolled
up an unprecedently large plurality for
Cleveland. 1t is estimated at $4,000. In
this city and county Cleveland's plural
ity is is set down at 10000. Brooklyn
and Kings gave him a plurality of 49,
600. The falling off in Mr.. Harrison's
vote i'll the rural districts, which was
predicted in a degree, has been more
than realized
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NCKGnnOn Bros. & Anderson.

Jours. anxious to please,
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LOUISIANA.
Democrats Claim Everything ana Rcpub-
lIcnna Cnncchn All.

Leans COnccds All.
New ORLEANS. Nov. 8 Tho Demo
cratic state central committee claims,
and the Republican com mittee comedies,
the election of the ontire delegation tc
congress, and that the state goes foI
Cleveland by more than $4,000 majority.
A singular feature about the election is
the fact that Harrison's vote is larger in
every district than that of fusion on
third party candidates for congress.
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First Tlme mome.tead Ever pId u.

HOMESTEAD, Pa, Nov. o Never was
there a qmeter election held in this bor-
Ough. The new ballot law is pronounced
q complete success here. a big vote was
polled as follows: First ward, Demo.
cratic ticket, 21S; Republicans, 902; Sec
ond ward, Democrats, al; Republicans,
OF. The Democrats thus carry the bor-
ough by l43, the first time the town has
over given a Democratic majority.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Tho Secret Ballot Results IA Great Delay
in the Count.
Concord. N. H., Nov. o The non
receipt Of Geographic returns of any OF
the towns of the state up to 10 o'clock
Tuesday night indicated that they
would be very much later than in
former years. The delay is owing TIC
the secret ballot, which went into Oper-
alton. Several towns heard from by
telephone and messenger show Demo
cratic gains In this city the Demo
Gratis have gained heavily.
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In AIhen Times

People overlooked the Importance of
permanently beneficial effects and were
Satisfied with transient act on, but now
that il is generally known that Syrup
of Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, well4informed people will
not buy other lsxAtivss, which act for
4 time, but finally ipjure the system'
IL ~ Hs,..s's ~
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WISCONSIN,.

Democrats Made Clean sweep of Almost
Everything.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 8 This state vot-
ed for governor and legislature, the lat
ter to choose q successor to Senator
Sawyer Republican.
There is no outlook. Wisconsin is
certainly Democratic for Cleveland and
Peck by from 10000 to $4,000. Repub-
licans concede state Legislature which
will return a Democratic senator in
place of Sawyer. The majority of the
congressman are Democrats.
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Lazarus 4 Son

Have the best and the largest and
The most complete stock of groceries
i'm the city, and will sell them cheap
or for cash than any other house IL
the city. Call and see us, and judge
! for yourself oct-S 81 Nv
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A DEMOCRATIC SENATE.

Later Returns Pretty Sure to Make II
That Way.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9 The Repub-
licans in the present congress have for
ty-seven senators, and the Democrats
thirty nine and the Farmers Alliance
two.
OF the twenty-five new legislators
elected Tuesday, seven or eight are al
ready conceded to be Democratic, with
several to hear from, insuring the cleo
ton of that many new Democratic sem
ators at least.
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VIRGINIA.

CIevelaBd's Plurality VIII Re Between
Twenty-Five and Thirty Thousand.
RICHMOND, Nov. One half tho
counties and all the large cities In Vir-
ginia give Cleveland q plurality OF be-
tween %. 900 and 30, 90.
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Nntica.

All parties indebted to the firm of
DeIk & Redd will plea,e come for
v ard aid settle. If not pad by the
first of December they Will be put out
for collection. SAM HOLDING,
novlodm w.ffi I'd Receiver
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ILLINOIS.

Cleveland Carries tho State by Good
Majority.
CHICAGO, Nov. o The Daily News
claims that Cleveland carried the state
by 10000.
The Times says Cleveland has carried
the state by 10000, and Altgeld, for
governor, by $4,000.
The Inter-O Ocean says it docs not con-
cede the state to the Democrats, but it
will be very close.
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Laznlus 4 Son

Advise everybody who wants goo d
-four, the best flour, the cheapest
flour, and flour VIII ch will give entire
abstraction TO call on us.
@ lbs 3t fW
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-11

When Baby was sisk, we gave her Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for CastOria.
When she became Mis-, she chung TO castors..
When she had Children, she gave them caStOriA
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LazarnS & Sons

Have large stock of WHISTLES,
brandies anu wines in which they
will guarantee entire satisfaction.
ocI2S w 3t
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Headlight Flour

Brings ctntentment to the whole
hous, % old Our SIP cal brand.
E-W. GAMBLE GROCERY Go.
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CONNECTICUT.

The state Ticket Observation-Disclosures
ture Republican.
HARTFORD. Nov. The vote in
this state, with one town missing,
gives: Cleveland, 80, 400; Harrison, 49,
$50; Weaver, 1894; scattering, 1908.
Cleveland's plurality 5,1l7. Four years
ago il was 1886. The entire Democratic
ticket is probably elected.
The congressional delegation will DO
three Democrats and one Republican.
The state senate is tie and the Re-
publicans have about twenty majority
in the housc
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InunrnS 4 Sons

Have large stock of tObaccos, cigars
and ciraretts for tie whole sale trade.
We can save you money.
Oct.S W st
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IOWA.
Everything Republican Except a Few
COngressmen.

COngressmen.
Dies MONIES, Nov 0 On very
meagre returns, owing to the count still
progressing in many precincts, Iowa APP
pears to have gone 10000 or IL, 600 Re-
publican. The First, Third. Fifth
Ninth and Eleventh districts are doubt
full, and the Second Democratic. All
the others are Republican. Viewers
vote will probably reach $4,000; Bid,
yvelI's 1000
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1892-11-11

Two % desirable Cottages on west sixth
street Possess ION OF ne at once. mar
,.oIn Rents low WI. DALE, J X. 2t
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IA. Bee five torem OH the Run.

CARRIAGE PAINT SHOP.
Send your vehicles to us for good job of
painting. j. +. STREET 20 III
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Election OF the Democratic state Ticket
GenernIIY Cnmcched.

Generally Conceded.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Nov. o This
state voted for governor and Legislature,
which will choose a senator. Democrats
confidently claim election of all four
of the congressman. Cleveland will un-
doubtedly be given the electoral vote OF
West Virginia and the election of tho
entire Democratic state ticket is gener-
ally conceded.
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COLUMBIA
-, UNIVERSITY SCHOOL =
For Boys and Girls.
#. b. KELLY, \. Nj Principal.
q w. HAYES, Sec'y X Treas'r.

PuujlS are thoroughly equipped for the
duties Of collegiate or business life. The de-
marin, uts, ENGLISH, CLASSICAL and COM
MFRCIA Al, each Re cSiNe uch attention as 10
insure hest T. suits. This is one of the very
few schools of the state authorized pN the
JTNIVERSIrY or TENN ESSEE To appoint us
grl IuateS To FREE SCHOLARSHIPS IN the
University. and six Of these pupils are now
eni0Ving these scholarships under the ap-
pointment of the principal
Night Session Of the Commercial De-
partment.
RcaInning MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER
IL there viii be NIGHTLY SESSIONS, rom
10 q.3n o'clock, devoted entirely 10 book
kepping and o'her commercial work Inc
school will then be a COMMERCIAL CoMMu
NIFTY. the pupils trading among themselves;
properly recording their transactions ana
following them To result in prout ana lose
resources, liabilities, net capitol, etc. lhele
will be "A -
SCHOOL RANK
with currency checks, etc, kept 10y the pu-
pills. enabling them to become familiar win
This branch of commercial work.
Tuition in this department viii cost - per
mouth which must be paid monthly in ad-
vance. but pupils who attend the daily ses-
sio,s of the school will be admitted here at
Address T. Il. X ELLY, Principal.
dasat umO-WlK fri 3nl
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And many others too tedious TO mention.
OsSes promptly adjusted. httltH aS ~" IL
any reliable company. ..--
HENDLEN ~ WILSON, Agents.
Whitthorne Block, Columbia rem.
sep2O W fTi-datueS 3m
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Harrison's Majority May he Reduced by
Twenty Thousand.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. .-Harrigon's
majority of 10000 in 1883 will be re-
duced by 10000. Ponnsylvania's dele
CATION to the next congress will probably
stand: Republicans, twenty-five; Dem
ocrats, six.
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In CnnL Cnnntv.

CHICAGO, Nov. 8 Cook county com
plete gives Cleveland zoos, Harrison
1908. Cleveland's majority 1884.
WEST VIRGINIA.
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MICHIGAN

State Ticket RepublIcAn-SIlKed "a to the
Remainder.
DETROIT, Nov. Q This state voted
fur state officers and legislature.
The Republicans carry The State tori leh,
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HORsEMEN TAKE NOTICE.
RAINS Drug Store.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
CHAMOiSF.
KrTCH ELS LINIME EMF,
HAGNARD,S BLISNER,

English SPAWN LiniIncnt. warranted 10
..ure, Con q rtiOn Powders, etc
Between Kethell House aud Public Square.
jan2Iy daug2l iy
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
Silver Wedding.

MIR. and bra. c.. Harness John
son on last Satur lay, November
10, 1892. in thsir new house up the
river, celebrated the twenty fifth
anniversary Of their marriage With
about seventy-fve or eighty
relatives and friends present. The
morning was lovely, aud although
everything wGs ro6ed in white by
noontide, the enjoyment of the oc-
cesion was unm lrrel exec pit by the
upset in the river, toe dinner was
81 nptuous and elegant and the
bridal presents were of silver and
very han lsomo The bride and
groom looked as happy as on their
marriage day AM all the gaes' hid
specis'y pleasant time, most of
whom remained for the eve ming en- :
tvrtainment.
May Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson have
many similar returas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
Oar. Gift to EUery One OF
Our Readers.
A Yard cfPansies

BY special arrangement with the
publishers, we are enabled to make
every one Of our readers present
OF one Of these exquisite Oil Pic
tures SO inches long, companion
TO "a Yard OF Roses" which all
have seen and admired. This ex-
quisite picture, Ca Yard OF Pan
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ed artist who did the 'sRoses." 1t
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the "Roses." The reproduction
Is equal in every respect to the ORR
ginal. which cost $500. and accom-
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Send your name and address to the
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
BEAR VICTORY.

Messrs Lee Kline and Srlas Col.
Inns, of this county, we're out hunt
ing Monday, and as hunters do, be-
came very much excited over q deer
chase when 10 ! they spied a bear
track, following it for about 2 miles
they very suddenly came upon Mr.
Bruin Ia what lie called Pot Lick
Cove, near Hampshire and Hardy
line. Mr.. Collins peered into the
mouth Of the cave and there were
the bears big eyes not 2 feet from
him of course they dispatched
him very quickly and found them
selves the proud possessor Of q
one hundred and sixty-fve pound
follow. They brought him to town
Tuesday and sold him to Wirgman
brothers for $50.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
The pir.s to Ne Removed.

In ali probability the first change
in . Post Office IN the country that
wss in any way caused BY the cleo.
ton of Mr.. Cleveland has been
made in the postoffice at Keyser.
The particulars of the case we're As
follows:
Four years ago, under the admin
istra:ion OF Mr.. Cleveland, Mr.. Ds-
Wis. the uncle Of Q charming young
lady, hsd the postoffiee at Keyser.
The young lady's name was Fanny
and she soon fsmiliarized herself
with the duties Of a postoffice clerk,
and when Mr.. Harrison was elected
four years ago and her uncle was
removed, she had become so famil-
lar with her duties that the newly
appointed postmaster employed her
a. his clerk.
Last Thursday morning when
Mr.. John Miller, the present post
master, (who was appointed by Mr..
Harrison, found that Hr. Harri-
son was defeated, he allowed his
peak to get the better of him. know
ing that as postmaster his days
were numbered, and when Miss
Fanny reported for her days work
he curtly told her that she was dis
charged. Miss Timmons' removal
has caused great Indignation among
her friends, both Republicans and
Democrats. Cumberland Allega-
MAN, Nov. IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
THE BIG HOLIDAY STOCK
BAS COME.

Never has such nice goods been
shown Never has greater vail
cites been offered. Never has
prices been 20 low. A beautiful
assortment Of Solid Gold and .,ilv
Watches Solid Silver aad Silver
Plated Ware, Diamonds and Fine
Solid Gold Jewelrv, of which
there are no finer line ia the City.
Piano Lamps, Banquet Lampe,
Clocks, Onyx Top Tables, Bronzes
Umbrellas and Car es, ROYAL
Worcester and Dresden Gina.
Knives. Forks ard Spoons. Onr
beautiful new stock is ail bright,
clean and fresh, and coneisis
wholly Of the latest and most pop-
ular designs. Our prices make
these goods irresisii! 10. All ara
cordially invited TO inspeet sh,s
attractive display.
T.. ROsSLER, JEwELEa,
i16 B.lIimo:e street.. Cumte land, s. d
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The nj ARKETS.
. BALrINoRS cArrLy MARKET
Thursday Nov. IL, 1897.

Price, Of Beef Usttle this " eek ranged
~ foliows Bssi Beeses 4 37}sSato, those
generally rated htsf quality 4. l2isS4 al
medium. or good fair quality 00s$3 so
and ordinary thia Steers, Oxen and Cow.
z.o0sS2.75 per 100 lbs. -
Or the Cattle received &c head came from,
Maryland, 2ls1 from Virgin Ia, ca from Ken
lucky. = from New York, 3s6 from Ohio,
from Illinois, 635 from West Virgins
= fom Indiana, = from: y issouri, and -
head from Pennsylvania. Total receipts for
the week 1884 he I'd against $3.50 last week,
aud 1923 head same tins last year
Cfths offerings to. lay lle5 head were tax
en- by Baltimore butchers, 1874 By country
dealers and,5o0 by Eastern buyers, Total
sales for The week 1879 head against 2ocll isl
week, aud l295 sane tine last year.
SuEEP AND LAuBs There 10 but little, II
an change In the condition CT The market
since last week, or any variation in values
from those ruling then. There is only; q
fair trade reported ia all the yards The
quotations were as follows Sheep at 3a4I
cents per 10 gross. Lambs 4,bf csu Is, viii
few extra o. each AT \ shade higher figure
The receipts OF Sheep and Lambs tina wesk
numbered 100 head
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
The Dirse Of tho xleesio..

On a murky night, heavy with
the chill Of q November nist. as
ooc OF the teachers at the Irstitu-
ton was going home from his eve
mig service, his ear caught the
melancholy refrain Of an old famil.
lar hymn "And there'll be no sor-
row there" The melody proceed
Cd from horseman who was log.
ging slowly out OF town. with
thoughts fixed on wife and babies
around a blazing hearth, waiting
ms late return, and the fancy was
thought to be shortening the length
OF muddy miles that still stretched
before him. On his near approach.
however, the words became audible.
and the pedestrian mad, them out
somewhat as follows:
And tttreli be no Harrison there.
1here>ll 10 no harrison there,
In Washington City, u Lord What q pity
Thc.e'li be no Harrison theses'
At this point in the dity, tho
horsemnn went into an alley, and
the amused auditor had reached
home and just finished relating the
incident to his only hslf-recon-
structed wife, when tho same sad
refrain was again heard, as the
homeward-bound equestrian walled
1T out on the dark solemnity OF
the night.
That teacher had an unsuspec-
ted streak Of poetry in his compo.
sition and at this juncturo tho fee
bic fame of the muse asserted it.
self, and he opened his door and
sang to the self-same tune:
'But we'll have our Grover there:
Yes, wen have our Grov or there.
H. the q sme of I'll ruth,
With Frances aud Roth,
Ee'il have our Grovei there -
The h,rss stopped, the rider
turned round in the ga Idle AMI
said "By golly! that ha;nt 30
bad after all"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
Friesds Of the colored Race.

The frrocity with which the color
ed laborers were treated Sunday at
Homestead, Pa, must fill with dis
may those OF our oolored people
who are accustomed to look for their
true friend beyond the limits of
Their ewn States. 1t has been the
delusion of years that republicans
are better friends of the colored
race than he democrats. Not that
individual republicans were more
sympathetic or easier bosses. Not
that the tradesunions Of the repub-
lican States opened their arms to
the colored brother. But it has
been, nevertheless, till recently, the
belief Of the average Southern col
ored person that there were better
friends afar than at home. The
general rush at Homestead sto kill
the colored workers, merely because
they were trying to earn living in
a Republican State by their labor,
will open many eyes. It was sought
to kill them in thsstreets, and the
house in which they took refuge
vas wrecked. The Bishop of New
York who proposed prayer in ref
erence to the lynching of colored
persons in tho South for crime NAV
we'll take note Of this Homestead
incident. 1t deserves his a.ten
tioa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1892-11-25
A TrlSute to Mr. Cleveland.

RALEIGn. N. c., Nov. 18.-The
students OF the University OF North
Carolina have resolved Gin appre-
citation Of the services of the man
who deliberately surrendered the
Presidency in order to instruct the
people in the correct princi pies OF
government and especially Of taxa
ton, who preferred to teach the
people rather than rule them, to
send delegates to tho Inauguration
Of President Cleveland and earnest
iy request all colleges and unlver-
stiles to unite In grand student
demonstration in honor Of the great
political teacher"