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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
RUTA DEL MIS- DE FEBRERO
del vap Two BOSCH" "
su captain Don Joa-
OI1in RiSNCh,

-
DiG 1o-Mi9rooles. carga en- la o.
pital para E jardo, Vieques,
Nsgaabo. Hnmacso y Yabu.
Goa.
DtG 2.-Jueves. sale Dap tai 2 ma
drugada para F. jardo Vie.
ques, Nagu .bo y aumacao.
DSG 3.-Vlernes, descarga 'Homs-
Gao y Yabucos, y regresa
HnmAcao.
DtG 4,-Sabado, 81 no hay fete sa-
i le 9 maiiana para Vleques y
regresa FL Jmscao.
DtG 6.-Lunes, sale 8 mailsna para
Fajard y Vieques y regresa
Humacao.
DsG 7.-MArtee, sale Z msfiana pa.
ra VleQues, Fajardo = Capi-
tai.
Dld 8.-Mi6rooles, Csrgs Capital
para Fajardo, Vleqaes, Ma
guabo, Humacao Y Yabu-
Goa.
Dta 9.-Jueves. sale Capital 2 m a.
drugada para Fejardo, We
quee, Naguabo y Humscao.
DtG 1O.-Vlernes, oescArga Huma
Gao y Yabucoa y regresa
Humaoao.
pia 11.-Sapado, si no hay piDgd
tlete sale 8 m mama para Vie
ques 2 regresa HuwacaO
DSG l3-Lunes, sals 8 manana pa.
ia Fsjar,io y Vieques y re-
gresa Humaca0.
DtG 14.--Martes, sale Z msfiaua
para Vieques, Fajsrao y Oa-
pitt.
Dio Is - Mi6rooles, carga Cspi-
:, tai para Fsiar,i,, Vieques,
Naguabp, HumacaO y YabG-
Goa.
DSG 16.-Jaeves, sale Capital 2
manana para F~jardo, Vie
ques, Nsguabo y Humasso.
DSo l7.-Vlernes, descarga Huma-
Gao y Yabuooa y regresa 4
HumacaD.
DtG 18.-Sabado, 81 no hay Aete
sale 9 manana para Vieques,
J regresa Hnmacso.
NOTA.-Todos los Viernes, des-
de las 1O de Ia mafana 4 los LUnes
por la madrugads, quedsrA ell Va
por a disposition de los Sres 90
merciantes que deseen utilizarle
para algtn hete, a>isando con an
ticjpaCl6n.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
4 LOS VIAJER0S.

FL HOTEL FEHIX, de msgnjfi-
cas- condolences en- Gudts sen tidOs,
segtn dlcen sns mtsm os favorece-
dores, b encuentra a dos minutes
de Ia Estac on del Ferro ,arril -
Mayagiiea, M"JiA& Septentritnsl.
-G0uthier.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
VAPOR IVO BOSCH.
CAPTAIN RIJSECH.

Seryicio regular, rApido y cfmo-
do entire Humaoao, Vieques. Faiar-
10 Y Capita, admltiendo oarga y
pasajeros.
UN ViGjs m,ensWal d st Thomas.
So r. cibe y entrrga en- tiarra y
se admiGe carga a "s mismos t'pos
de f1ete Y en- las mismas condicio.
pes que las GOletas.
V6ase gu rnta en- otrO IuQar.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
JOSE r. SILVA
TETUAN 37.--OAPII'AL

Oonsulado de M6iico, Ban Zero
comisiopista, Agenre pr1ncl oaI do
la Oompsfifa general Trss Atlanti-
que (vapores francesee), Oorrespon
sal del Credit Ly ounais de Paris, Re
pTesentante de los Establecimien.
tos de Gail de Paris, de Ia Com
paflfa de Segur0s contra incendios
4" Norwich Union, W de Ia Oompa-
A1a espshola "Alianza de asegura-
dores " de Barcelona. Tiene 90.
cursal en- Aguadills.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
MEROADO DE LA CAPITAL.
FRUTOS DEL PALS.

Sc vendieron:
So ST SO 'San Vicente" d $3.O8
Quintal. OompradOres,
4 Lopez Villsmll & 90
100 boys "Jnanita q 1926 o.
CompradOr, A. Raus-.
chez p at.
"a boys "San JOSEF M. R. & 50 26
qtl 81 boys Palma" 3
1924 qninral. Oompra-
dores. Flnlay Brothers.
145 81 q "San Vic nte" a 81 OF qtl
Oompradores OAldas y u
OAFE.
Ootixamos olas6 corr ent~ para
Onba ml r4dedOr de $253 Y Haclen-
do $262 a 27 quintal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
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ATAG1MNIIALXA ~.

Il
Vsctntes. - Andnci, nss en- IL
GaoetG las siguientes:
Ura E.cribaufa de actuaciones
en- al Juzgsdo de AguadiIla.
Otra i'd id en- el Juzgado de We
ga-bais.
La plaza de M6iido Titular de
Gurabo.
La Dep0sitar's Municipal de di.
cho pueblo.
La de Escribiente de la AIcaldia
del mismo.
La Secretaria.del Ayuntamiento
de Osmuy.
La plaza de AIcaide de la Carcel
de Coamo.
Varias Escuelas rurales
Bien Venido.- Tuvimos ell gusto
de ssiudar aver en- esta Imprents
nuestro distiDgnido amigo ell S.
Pbro d. Leoncio Garcia Vale, On
ra P&rroto de Humaoao.
Sea bien venido, y le reiteramos
las segnridades de nuestra afectuo-
ga consideration.
Tdste suGaso.- LsemoS en- T.
Imparcisl" tie Msyagiiez del 4:
"Hoy, & lss II de la mafiana, ha
atentado COZ ira su vida, dispar6D-
dose dos tisos de revolv en- Ia
sien derf cha, ell joven D. Manuel
HorDes, Mda;co Mayor Qoe ha sido
de Ia Banda del Cuerpo de Bonnie
ros de ests ciudad. Dicho jover
go scerc6 al cementerio, solicit6
del conserge le permirjese vjsitar
seuei feolnto, y, concedida la su-
torizsOi6p, g. dirigi6 por uns de lst
galleries. de nichos, y all consum6
50 determine aci6n. Sc encueDtra
en- grave estado y ha kido traslada.
do al hospital de San Antonio.
81 Ju gado de Instruction, que
imediats meDte SO constifuy6 en- q
lugar dsl sucesO, entiende en- el
asuuto. )"
E. DR. Sslds1is.-Nu usstro smigc
el DR. SaIdsfia participa al pdbiJcC
ly 4 su clientela que ha trasladad6
su domi"ilio al piso % de la cass
pdmero 81 de Ia Gale de San Jos6
esQu1na q Ia del Sol, conoCida COL
el nOmbre de Arroyo.
| Consuitas como de c0stumhre.
ktsdhdaaa. Ablv Laxutsye Do Naay:
| CigNrillos do La Corona. 90
No SO puede pedir mas, en- exquisj
to SAILOR, perfecta elaboration Y, de
licioso aroma. Fumadores de gus
to: mereceit un csstigo si no com
prsis eros selectos clgarrillOs dc L.
Habana.
Agentes, Sres Sobrino de IzQuier
do & 90.
Ell mejor remsdlo que SO pue6
, enc ontrar para Combatir diVersoI
estados pstol6gicos, como raquitis
mo, escr6fulas, tubercu osis pulmo
mar y estado general de debilidad
es la Emulsion de Scott, de graz
utiiidad por su eficacia, cuan to DO
10 facilidad CON que se digiere.
senores scott y Bowne.-Certi
foo: que desde que empec9 Ia prs c
tica de MediciDs en- Ponce, Puerto
Rico, be hecho frecuente uso dc !,
Emulsion de SCOTT, y siempre col
eatisfSttorl0s Iesultados en- las bu
J., merosss aplicaciones que Sc pue
. den hscer con este medicamento
sobre todo en- los paises cSlidos. 81
donde es tan htil un preparado re
parador, cuslquiera que sea Ia eau
So del decaim,ento organico, G
sceite lie hfgado de bacalao bsio i
r forma de Emulsion que ustede
: prepar1n es sin duda mas soporta
BILE quo eD aceite puro. Ponce, Abr
3 IL de 1887.-Dr. EduartO LQco
6 de Ia Fscultad de Paris.
D., FL gan espec11cO contra tuds
o las sfecciones del Higado. La Pc
}. dof may 10 LeptandriDa, sustain
lcias puramente vegetables que fol
y man los principales elementos d
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
MOvIM1RNTO DE BUQUES.
NETRADAB DIN TRAvMSfA.

De Liverpool y Villagarsis, vpa
esp ''Niceto," 1922 toneladas capl.
tan Larrlnaga, Ia Sob4lnos de .Ez.
qulsgs, z tubos hero, q impre-
SOS. A. Rauschsn plat, 29O q cegve
"a. 400 81 arroz, 100 q salopAoa, 12
d anil. Oereoedo Holmanos y %,
30 q quesOs. M M4llenn,t IF y Kor
DeI, 25 q quesos. GOAzaiez, Perez
o., lVO q qaesOs. j. Oohoa y
He, manO, 22l q Cebollas. A. G. =
'anes, % d CeOulias. S0briaO ue
1zqulerdO y %, 30 d 60 ollas,
Vloente y w, 63 cnsts oebol.as, i
d vino, l d 0ar tan az, 1 q ssrdlAxs,
600 81 areoS, l25 q quesos. F~jat-
20 Hermsnos 5 %, 10 tejluos.
Clonzalez y Alonso, 70 @ DacalRo,
100 d saiepson, 2 f.is hojas do son.
"A. Mayol y Go, 8 fds tej dos. A.
Vicente y %, 25O atads zinc. G.
Bolivar y %, 2 q l atdo csmas
hero. Julian MAtlenzo, l q We
las. M. Roman y %. 81 atds ba-
rtas hero, 140 barras Id. T.. Dn
place, 4 q hilO. nj. Perez y o.,
tdo telido+. Scrs. J. Hernasz. 1O d
tejtds S, z q camas hero, 1 pQte
muestras. a. Frlas Mendoza, 8 q
cerveza, / d viuo. Flni4y Brothers,
L pie q, @ l5 atados qulucalia, 15
cnts clAv0s, B I'd. q, lido, 80 i'd color.
Andres O'o "a, 9 cilts ciavos Y tor
nlllos. q 'lduondo y Vale, l far d.
tejldoe. f. Font y Hermano, B d.
aantt qullia. Ohavarrl y 90, too
2 q ttjLdes. A. la Otden M rsas
s. 2. 6 BIS, 6 cascos, "a atds, 1 nua
sal 30 chapss, 8 d lata, 251 ba-
rras y efectcs h.err0. z l q trjl-
dos. A. A. l d eOmbrero s ..
70 q quesos' x 30 q quesos, 2 d
auis, l flo b jas do Q ), tdo claw
especias. En- Tfiangulo, 70 q Ger
VEGA, r s. Bronn, l q jugu% tes.
E GailleEmety, 20 bits. A Lyme.
3 bultcs. Y l25 s[os aFroz. %. /
q sOmoreros. O Il. O. l q efeCtos.
j. B. 800 sIcs arroz. Velac,uy, 500
slcs areoz. Rotulado l q anna
na4ues.
De HAbana y escslas vap espa-
mol I'M. L. Vlllaverde," de 95l to-
4eladas Ospltan Oastella, q Sobrl-
nos de Ezqulsga. Oerece do Her-
nanos y 90, @ tabaCOs. Sierra y
palau,-S. U, 81 q oigArr,lIos. Ra-
;ael A. LlaneGa, l @ tsbacos, 10 d
c'garriIlos. Lopez Vlilamll y 20,
Al q cigarrlllos. Scrs de Dorado
II %, 80 q velas de sebo. A. ls
Orden: E. D. l b[ betnm. B.. d
velas de CeEa. A. ID. 0. l8 d Oh
garrillos.
De Barbados, gol ing 'Linaria," !"
a Sobrincs de Eequlsga en- lastre.
De New York, vap ing "R.n
noch." a Latsmer } Fra. ndez, con
.afga general pAsa vaflos.
ENTRADAs DE OABoTAJF.
Vap esp "Ivo Bosoh," de Huma
Gao y Arroyo.
| sAL1DAs Dn TRAvMSfA.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
OPERACfoNEs DB BUoUEs I'm PTo
TRAvEsfA.

Boa nor " Vas o de Cana, I en-.
diente.
Col amer "John A. .Matheson,
osrgando.
Beg ing "DoFiA" descargaudo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
tOLBGIO DR. l. ENSENlNZL
f N A. d J IT N TT A s
A CARGO DBk PROF aSOR D1 INSTRUCTION
DON BARTOLOME LLABRES.

~VN DAAV4 OAIOlAE 1I4lAOXU1IUe
Olaees diarias de Ia enseia1za,
primeros cnrsos preparatorios pare
eI BAchillerato.
So admiten interDoe, medic
pensionistas y externos.
Sc Cuenta con IN local espaciOso
Y ventilado, y que reune las cOpdi-
clones qua acOnsejsn los moder.
nos tratados de Pedagogia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
ESTIPRNDIOS.

Irternos (uu trimestre) $75 OO
Medic Pension'stas I'D ld) 45 on
Extern0s (un mes) convention al
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10

REVISTA COMMERCIAL
DE NOTLOIAS Y ANUNOIOS.
Operaciones durante los
dias 8 y 9 do Febrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
G TshAIln San joss es uins Al"

,gsHsAaxss sur;ide daEeio9sa praudsrts Dc sss
90 briilAnsrE =. piedras saa d. 10 suAE Aaarao
y cuada aeassFse Far<Rslssa las ahSates yvsa
" RF &scins tis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-02-10
9ALIDAs On TRAvMSfA.

Para Palma de Mallorca, berg
esp "Oott6s," despachado por b.
bert Hermanos, 55 sIc fe ccn 4, ,793
K los, 2649 cueros de r6s COZ.
20,9O4 kl!os, 40 boeoyes, 3l1 ba-
cries, 238 81 sz6car Con 76. .499 k,-
los. Por j. MatIenzo, 352 cueros 8
te les con 1000 kilOs. Por A. vi.
cente y Go, l sI cate con 1O5 kilos
Por Oarbonell Oovas y 90, l 81 ca.
fe con 46 kllos Por Barcel6 y Pc
rujo, l sI a26car con SO kiIos, 6 ~
csfe con 600 k'los, 225 cue1os dc
res con l, ,44l kilos.
Para Barbados, gol ing "Annie
Roberto on" despachsda por Sobri-
los de Ezquisgs, con 6S cabezas
gsDado vacuno.
DESPAORADCS
Para Habana y e~calas vsp esp
"Niceto," despachsdo por Sobtinos
de Ezquisga.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Death OF an Octogenarian.

Mrs. Sussnnah Counts, wife of NJ.
Geo. A. Counts, ST., died at their home
in No. 9 Township, on Friday Goth,
aged so years and months. She was
the daughter of Mr., Martin Singley,
and had lived in wedlock with her
husband for 90 years. He still survives
her at the advanced age of g years.
She has five children still living-Mr.
Jacob G. Counts, Mr.. A. M. Counts,
Mrs. Leander Long. Mrs. Leander
Shealy and Mrs. B. H. Miller. There
are 49 grandchildren, and "a great
grandchildren. Mr.. Luther Counts
who died at Prosperity a few years ago
was also her son.
It is not often that two people are
permitted to journey through life to-
gether as long as Mr.. and Mrs. Counts.
Sixty years is long time.
One Of her grandsons, Mr.. Simpson
Long, married Miss Carry Leitzsey, a
daughter of Mr.. J. D. Leitzsey, whose
wife is daughter of Mr.. A. w. Bun
drick. To Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Long
have been born one child, Ola Bell, a
little girl of two years, Before the
death Of Mrs. Counts, little Ola Bell
had the distinguished honor of having
both her parents living, four of her
grand parents, and four of her great
grand parents. We doubt if there is a
similar case IN this State. The Herald
and News congratulates little Ola Bell
on the privilege of having known so
MANY of her ancestors.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
ighest of all Leavening Power-Latest u s. Govt
R}tta:!!:!!. a. Bski5;g BS,tdsgz
ABSOl UTEN PURE
Vyhitmire GleaninSs.

Miss Mary Scott is spending few
days in town visiting her sister, Mrs.
Shannon.
We have had a light frost, which re-
minds one of the fact that hog-killing
time is not far distant.
Miss Ruth Todd, Of Lauren County,
VINO has been visiting relatives here
hes returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Buckner, of
Georgia, are visiting the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, It'd
marsh.
If some of the property owners here
would build some nice cottages it
would be a great improvement and
give others an opportunity OF moving
in. The way to make town grow, in
size and wealth is to keep building to
1t.
Weare nicely locatr d-eighteen miles
from Newberry, seventeen miles from
Newberry, seventeen miles from Gin
ton, thirty miles from Laurens and
thirty miles from Chester.
We think the location gives US the
facilities to be able to compete with
some of our sister towns in the
near future.
Another thing, Mr.. Editor, Whit
mire needs a livery stable. An old
horse known as the "old courting
gray" belonging to darkey here is
the only horse in town that it is posi-
ble to hire, and two of our young towns
men have a standing engagement for
every Sunday afternoon so that it is
matter Of impossibility to get turn
out On Sunday afternoon.
As a special school district has been
cut off here, it has been suggested that
we have an extra school tax levied.
AS the law now stands every free
holder is allowed a vote and also the
right to say to what school his tax shall
go. There is enough taxable property
in this district to do much toward sup
porting good school if a two mill tax
were levied.
A gcod high school is great help to
any town in many ways. Nothing
builds up q town more rapidly than
good school, and there is nothing to
prevent Whitmire's having school
that would be an honor to the town.
The thing is to "act in the living pres
ent" and all act together. J.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
DEATHS.

Johnnie, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. a.
West, died on Sunday, October 22nd,
in the sixth year Of his age.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Hunter, of Goldville,
Laurens County, died at his home on
Thursday, 18th instant, aged 73 years.
He was the father of Mrs. II. II.
Evans, of Newberry.
News reached the city yesterday af-
ternoon of the death OF Mr.. Il. R.
Shealy, one of the most widely known
and Influential citizens of the Dutch
Fork section of Lex ngton County,
near Valentines, on the line ofthe Co.
lumbia, NeHberry and I.aurens road.
Mr.. Shealy had often b: IN spoken of as
the King of the Fork. He was large
property owner and had more iiienGs,
perhaps, than any man in that section
Of the State.-The State, 24th.
Mrs. Leila Bryant, wife of Mr.. Thos.
B. Bryant, and daughter of Mr.. JON
athan Werte, of Saluda, Newberry
County, died at Orangeburg on Friday,
2Oth instant. She went forth from her
home happy bride few short months
ago, and her death is sad bereave-
ment to her husband and her relatives
and friends. Hers wes a womanly
character, beautiful and lovely in the
adornment of her daily life. On Satur-
day last she was laid to rest at Mt. Zion
church to await the resurrection Of the
pure and the just.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infamed con-
dition of the mucous lining Of the Eus-
tachian Tube. When this tube is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tirely closed, Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition, hearing will be de-
stroved forever; nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an inhamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness Caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
ESF Sold by Druggists, 75c.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
Laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
atiye; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Personals.
Mrs. Harriet Lane returned on RI
day from Hendersonvllle.

Mrs. Harriet Lane returned on fH
day from Hendersonvllle.
Solicitor Schumpert returned on
Friday from court at Spartanburg.
J. H. Marion, Esq, of Chester, IS III
Newberry on professional business.
Capt. and Mrs. P. G.. Gilliard have
moved from Columbia 10 Atlanta, "a
Messrs. P. G.. and l. McSmith LETT
last week for a visit to the "ofio
Fair.
Miss Sallie Lane has returned from
Henderson vile and is visiting relatives
in Columbia.
Miss Blanche Cook, Of Aiken, 5. C.'
;s @ v;sitino her sister Mrs. H. C. Bordin
at the CrotweD Hotel.
Mr. Adger Fair, of Richmond, Va
has been on a visit to friends IN New
berry during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. J. CaldWel ielt
Newberry last week for Washington
and thence to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Mary E. Gillian and her son
DR.. VIM. g. Gillian, of New YORK. are
on a visit to Capt. r. II. Wright.
Mr.. David K. Donald aud bride nee
Miss Abbie Ellison, of Pelzer, visited
bis sister Mrs. j. W. White last Week
on their bridal trip.
Mr.. A. C. Jones, of Newberry one OF
the most popular drnmmers on tne
road. spent Sunday in the city.-An'
derson Iutelligencer, 18th.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
Home Folks in Washington,

Mr.. R. M. Larner has the following
in his correspondence to the News and
Courier:
WASHINGTON, October 1s.-Mr. J. F.
J. Caldwell, of Newberry, is here look
ing for an appointment in the diple-
matte service. He was originally an ap-
plicant for the italian mission, but the
selection of Van Allen blighted the
hopes Of the South Carolinian so far as
sunny Italy is concerned.
Mr.. Caldwell has just returned from
a visit to the Worlds Fair, and while
in this city he proceeded to agitate his
claim to recognition. He called at the
department State to-day accompanied
by Representative Shell, and secured a
very pleasant interview with Secretary
Gresham. The latter received his South
Carolina visitors with his usual cordi-
atty, but he was unable to give Mr..
Caldwell any definite information on
the subject.
The Secretary stated that he had
nothing to do with the foreign appoint
nents, as that branch Of the service
was conducted under the direction of
the first assistant Secretary Of State.
Owing to the resignation of Mr.. Josiah
Quincy and the failure of the President
to appoint his successor all foreign
appointments are necessarily delayed
for the present.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
ROBERTSON & GLIDER :
Corner Drug Store,
Dots From Nc. 2.

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Jack Frost made his appearance last
Monday morning, the 10th instant.
Mrs. Mary Oxner purchased new
buggy through the Alliance.
There was prayer meeting at Leba-
non church last Sunday night.
There are getting to be so many gins
in this country, we move that the
county be laid off into ginning dis
tricts at the expense of the ginners;
what say you, boys? Too thick to thrive
at the present short crop, are you not?
Strange things happen every day.
Our neighbor of the Observer, from
Garmany, came out in the 5th of Octo-
Der number of that paper with move
for each man to attend to his own busi-
ness. After US, as it were, for what we
had said about the working of the pub
lie roads. And then he is found on
October II, after some fellow from town
trespassing on the bird law. There is a
road law, too, that has been trespassed
upon more so than the bird Ia Nv. Yet
our neighbor seems to forget that part
of the trespass in his gossip. Better
set the example for rs, brother, by
practising what you preach.
And here we are again, perhaps IN
the eyes of our neighbor, trying to at.
tend to some other mans business, but
nevertheless, we are again going to say
something about what we believe to be
every peace-loving and laW-ahiding
citizens business: The time, it seems,
has come for hot suppers and negro
frolics, and we believe they are a nui-
sance to any community; the negroes
boiler, sing aud fire off their ever
ready pistol, it would appear, just to
disturb the rest of the people who live
on the roads. Let it be called "attend-
ing to some other mans business" or
what not, we want to call our neigh
boris attention to the fact that there
is a pistol law" that is trespassed
upon, too, and if anyone will show US
q law that is not trespassed upon, more
or less, we believe We will be able to
show them law that has been re-
pealed long ago.
We white people are to blame for so
much disturbance by the noisy negro
on his way to and from hot supper.
We can, and I hope every one who
owns foot of land will, from this on,
put stop to this thing Of hot suppers
and negro frolics, on any of their lands.
We are not debating to land owners
how to attend to their personal busi-
ness, but this thing Of hot suppers is
the business of the whole neighbor-
hood, for the whole community which
they are in are disturbed by them, and
to put stop to hot suppers is to put
stop to riots, inquests and the arrest
and putting in Jail Of half-dozen or
more negroes at the expense of the tax
payers.
True friends, like diamonds are pre- cious but
rare;
False ones. like autumn leaves, are found
every where.
DUDE.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-10-25
BILL ARP.
Don't Forget the Lecture-Titne. Friday
Night-Place-Opera House-Ihere
Should be Full Attendance.

The readers of The Herald and News
have enjoyed reading many of the ex,
cellent letters of Bill Arp, whose real
name is Che1 H. Smith. We all like
to see in real flesh and blood the per.
son whose writings We have enjoyed
reading and especially one who has
such a wide fame as Bill Arp.
The people of NewLerry and vicinity
will be given an opportunity this week
of seeing and hearing this gentleman
talk. What it does cost will be well
invested. The Herald and News hopes
to Sc the opera house filled. The
money will 60 to needed improvements
in the Graded School building. Be
sides you will be benefited and enter
tanned to the full extent of your IN.
vestment and it may be your only and
last opportunity of hearing Bill Arp.
His lecture will be on The Cracker
and the Cavalier" Price Of admission
so and g cents. Tickets will he on
sale at the Central Drug Store, and also
by the boys of the school.