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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW WBERRY-IN
PROBATE COURT.
AloHzD B. Cannon and Benjamin F.
Cannon, as Administrators Vt the
Personal Estate of samuel w. Ben
son, deceased, Plaintiff,
against
Lavinia Cannon and others, Defend
ants.
Complaint for sale Of land to aid in
payment Of debts.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF
l. Court herein, will sell at public
outcry, to the highest bidder, at New
berry Court House. on the 5th day of
November, 1894, al! that tract Of land,
situate in said County, which was set
apart to Lavinia Cannon, widow of
Samuel w. Cannon, deceased, as
dover, containing One Hundred and
Twenty Acres, more or less, and
bounded by lands Of Calvin Wicker,
Mrs. T. J. McCrary, Estate of AlorZo
B. Cannon, 1sOm GreenW ood, and
Tract No. Of Estate of said Samuel
W. Cannon, OH the following terms,
to wit:
One half cash. Balance on a credit
Of twelve months, with interest from
day of sale. Credit portion to be Sc
cured by bond of the purchaser and
mortgage of the premises. Purchaser
to pay for papers
J. B. FELLERS,
J. ?. y. G.
Oct. 18th, 1894.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

A few days before DR.. Coz5y lett Newberry
for the last time spent a morning with him
in his home. 1t had been in tilnated by those
who bad right 10 know that his disease
W. uld PROBABLY prove fatal. This made the
fingered with him under the apprehe nsion
that it might be our last interest on carta,
Not Il shadow cl ossed nv mind Ibout the re-
union In the eternal hou e, hut left him
oppressed with sadness ststehc-t rlsbt-Of the.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
st SPECIAL [IA PA Realms 5 H sT NEW EURuEO

w RV HANDSOME s. e. S71S; = 5S5; etc. ANYTHING
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
DIR. COZBY AS A PASTOR.

After the singing of hymn 696 Rev.
E. T. McClintock, Of the A. R. P.
church, was introduced aud SPOKE of
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW BERRY-IN
PROBATE COURT.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17

against
Lavinia Cannon and others, Defend
ants.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-17
Cured Of Rheumatism by
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Hoods Cures

out Hoods Sarsaparilla. I am farmer, and
the medicine has given me much energy and
strength to perform my work" GEORGE w.
TULEY. Benjamin, Missouri.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
THE NOOK IEGlshArulsls.
An Interesting Discussion sot Down for
this Evening,

An Interesting Discussion Sot Down for
t this Evening.
Tho discussion OF tho Wilson tariff
bill having been finally ended lin the
Mock Legislature OF tho Ohio county
Republican clubithc members will this
evening take up another live question,
and its discussion bids fair to be OF oven
moro absorbing interest than tho last
topic.
Tho debate this evening will DO on
tho following resolution, offered by
Capt. B. B. Doyener Republican
member: rlft5e
Resolred. That tho act OF President
Cleveland in withdrawing the treaty
made by this country with the proyi-
sional government OF Hawaii from the
senate Of the United States, tho ap-
pointment, without tho knowledge or
consent Of tho senate OF tho United
States, OF ]. A. Blount as commits
sioner 10 said government with powers
paramount to Minister Stevens, and his
subsequent course and policy in this
respect, Is unconstitutional and contrary
to true American policy and should be
condemned by this legislative body.
This proposition offers wide field
for eloquence, and each party will put
forward it's strongest leaders to cham
pion its side OF the question. The do
bate will BIO we'll worth hearing, and
tho ladies arc especially invited to be
present and enjoy the forensic battle.
No Republican should miss any OF these
profitable meetings, and no Republican
in Ohio county should remain outside
tho membership of this thriving club.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
LOCAL BlsEvlTiIIS.

Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About
tho City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

X READ the ISTELLleEScER's Special Art
Portfolio offer on page three o,day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

There's secret about it although some folks can't see it
any than as though twas hrtysecond degree Masonry
But it's plain the your face large and rapidly
increasing number of thinking people that good Clothes rightly
tailored, serviceably trimmed, kiuy cut made from good
fabrics most desirable for your boys just surely
goods most economcaIfor the folks PRlCES Yes
We could quote book full of them but what good unless you
them the garmens' AS rule there's the most "tue
and cry about prices where heesthe least Of merit Most
it is al ot and intended to blind you WE CANTname the
lowest prices ONLY because WON'T handle unreliable stuff
think less Of US for saying 50 canddy You pick the
suit now-we Il do the rest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

Matters OF Minor Moment IN and About
the City.
The GRAND this eyening-"Lost in
London"
A MEETING OF the council committee
on fire department is called for this
evening.
THE last will and testament OF James
Fisher was yesterday admitted to pro.
bate and ordered to be recorded.
a one plain drunk was up in the police
court yesterday, and owing to extenu-
ating circumstances the mayor let him
90. iii
OK February tho Jeanette club will
give dance at O'Malley's hall, which
they aim to mako the society event"
OF the season. Is
TIE Beethoven singing society is early
in the field. 1t has already announced
river excursion on the steamer Lii.
erty for May 20.
OFFICER HERBERT at midnight arrest.
ed s. Mckinster, who had thrown n
boulder through the window Of the
Italian saloon on Market street above
Tenth.
The funeral OF tho late Robert B.
Simpson, ir., will take place this alter.
noon at o'clock from the residence Of
his father, Mr.. William B. Simpson. at
so Fifteenth street. I
CHARLES WALKENHAUEn was yester-
dav appointed administrator OF tho
estate OF Henry Walkenhauer, deceased.
and gave bond in the sum OF $500, with
Louis Bersschy as surety. IA
The boys. and some OF the girls have
o famous skating place in the basin OF
the Paxton fountain, where there is
about six inches OF water, due to rain.
This is the most water seen in the plaza
for several months. 1gs
AT a meeting OF the Stockholders OF
the Warwick china company, held yes.
terday, tho following directors were
elected for the ensuing ycar: A. T.
Clarke, A. ]. Cecil, o. C. Dewey, Thomas
Carr and William NJ. List. ls.57.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record deed made January o5, by W.
j. W.. Cowden. special commissioner, to
Louisa Eichenbe!gy for 81, $50, the south
twenty feet OF lot !, in square 7. in
Churchill's addition to Wheeling, on
McColloch street.
HoRsEs which wcro not sharp shod
had hard work to keep their feetyester.
day. A.numbor OF accidents were re.
ported, but fortunately mono OF tbem
had grave results. The boys had their
sleds out on several OF the steep strcets.
and the coasting was not bad.
! YESTERDAY tho adjusters OF tho loss
on tho burned Whitaker iron works
met again at W.sP. Hubbard's Office.
There was a good deal of DELAY in
choosing the third arbitrator and no
progress was made, it was said after the
meeting, toward fixing the loss TO bo
paid by the different companies. Z. q
LAST night the members OF Welcome
lodge Noe a 20! U.W., were enter
timed at their hall by a phonograph
exhibition by Rev. DR.. B. A. Bonnheim.
The instrument was in good shape, and
the entertainment was amusing as well
as instructive and profitable, and Rabbi
Bonnheimh received a hearty vote OF
thanks. /, is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

In the criminal court Walter Will.
Jams, convicted OF petit larceny, was
arraigned and asked if he had anything
to say why sentence should not be pro.
nounced upon him. AS no offered moth
ing Judge Jordan gave him six months
Mail sat hard labor"
Tho case OF ". P. Taylor, alias PlatofE
Taylor, indicted for bigamy, was called.
Tho defendant failed to respond, and
his bail bond was declared forfeited and
capias ordered issued for him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

To insure. a hearty appetite and in.
creased digestion take Simmons Liycr
Regulator. 4 d;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
THE REILLY WILL CASE.
Argument for n now Trial February 3-Tht
H...l".s. L-a Caurta Voe,,,So, T-Ht.

Argument for n now Trial February 3-Thc
Courts Yesterday.
Yesterday in Judge Campbell's side
OF the circuit court the argument on tho
motion for a new trial in the Michael
Reilly will contest case was set down for
February3.
Tho case OF the American Prescrvers
Company Va. the Joseph Speidel Grocer
Company was reset for trial February /.
Judge Campbell dismissed the case OF
Daniel Schambra's administrator vs..
Joseph Leinewever ct al., tho clam be-
ing fully paid and tho building asaocia-
ton not wishing to push tho case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
: y u . = :
fJEWECRY..
STERLING SlLVER7!;

We have hundreds and hun.
H dreds Of Choice Little Articles
in STERLING SILVER suita-
Bile for Christmas +, Presents e:s
Prices almost as low as plated
ones ines, Largest stock and great
est number; Of designs Spoons
d. I. and Forks Of any house in
u: the State. Nh 4
T.Sc+5DEDhoN e, CO.,
m eWeiers, 3i2 IS Market st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26
Barbour'slinen thread &c. julius Jacobs.
There is one state, at least, in which
all prize fights take place these days
that Of suspense. " u

On tho road to
health the con-
sumptive who
reasons and
thinks. ConsuInp-
ton Is developed
through the
blood. It's q scrof-
ulous affection
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

CLoAKs, Furs, SIlawls, Blankets AMI
Woolens must so IL n price will do It.
Is II. ESiSIIEIniER,
Ea 18 and 20 Eleycpth Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

SIMMONS Liver Regulator ia invaluable
in the nursery. 1t is gentle laxative,
and harmless. .si, b q.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

blood faint. Find perfect remedy for
scrofula, in nll its forms sometime that
p,lrifes tho blood, as we'll us claims to- That,
II it's taken in time, will cure CONSUMPTION.
DR.. Pierce has found 1t. It's his q Golden
Medical Discovery" AS strongth-restorer,
blood cleanser, and flesh. builder, nothing
liko 1t is known to medical science, For
every form of Scrofula, Bronchial, Throat,
and Lung affections, Weak Lungs. Severe
Coughs, and kindred ailments, its the only
remedy so sure that it can DO guaranteed, Il
1t doesn't benefit or euro, in every case, you
have your money bach. .-1 = :.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-26

pApGErT-on Tuesday, January o, 1885,, Mt
aud daughter OF the late Silas and Catherine
Hathaway, In her ed year. 4, u s ii Z. / m
Funeral services at tho residence of her brother
$. ~ Hathaway, e705 Jacob street, Friday ni.
ternoon at . O. clock. Friends OF tho family
respectfully invited to3at,cnd Intcrmcnt
private. ~ &, lSgi, 5es y X 5.,ir3iG5S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

snrlebten &ubeltGtte. Sas Slid 6pn=
ltonsens iobnte i'm nit allen aus, mas
er iuG1reno Der 3cit ibres 6ern'eins
bon Su6bolm bate srtru9en milfen,
uno Our6 leine Ge9enpart bel Der ge=
ltattllng bes perltOrbenen Grafen be-
mies, er mie 9rDBmiitbig man ieinen
Telnoen bergeben ioll.
Siefe Srauer Derrl0te ieBt 81 g8oll=
BURT. Nebe limo iiniter ipie Die Serbit=
tdge orauBerl, mar es audi I'M S6lp1e;
oob oft an ltilrmilben Qbenoen 'aBeil
an benz trauliben &anin &nbiu uno
GOnltanSe i'm Slid iDrer &iebe MIR iir
elnanOer lebeno, Wdbreno GlIie Der tlel=
men Nlbiua i'm Seien llnterriht al err
t6eilen beltrebt mar uno Die nlte Mtrs.
SSall Das junNe WdOben eifriglt babel
babel unterItilBie.
2noD Grenpille aber iaB mie fril6er
geuObnli6 bleih uno trdumerlih pa;
tie ldien III elmer anoeren @elt Al
ieber, oils bieienigs mar, Die lie url=
CAB.
So6 ui6t immer iolte CO 99irlter
bleiben. Wtit bcm auiblilben oes juu=
gen SenSes orauben i'm Yart, iOlite
audi in oas @renuillc'iAe SbloB eln
neller 6riiblin9 einSieben.
Shon sertbeilten iih Die oulltlen
g8olten, mel6e Den Sorisout 10 lnnge
umOilliert batten; ibon orang eli letter
S6immer Der acknowledgement Olllfs=
tonne aus Der nebelbaiten 6erne ber=
neoer. Sin giitiges 8ei6if bate Den
gdnstih uernidtenOen S6ln0 a%b9eruen=
oct, Der Oas auf i6luantenoem 6ruhOe
itebenoe Oaus Der 8renullles beorObte.
Sic tommenDe 3eit loute glildlide Gr:
ei9nllle brlnaen, an Ocrel Terplrt=
libung in oieien trilben Sd9en oes
S0merses uno Der Srauer mobI teiner
Der S1lOBbewObner odAte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
,,Gabrirlc'S WcbCimnib"
Is m il iii Oh.

S6niincr (einer Setunodrba6n):
o&eoGuere, mciu Scrr, ules beieBt!
Wenn lie ober mitlauiCu ruoQen - in
Der ndditen Station ltei9t jemanO
aus"
Ger &reislnu oerSinQc.
Maun Gpdt in Der Nu6t beir1fcb-
reno): oSu muBt Deutc ni6t b0ie iein,
9tlte, ih babe ndmlih 0uf Der &eQel=
batn einen pradtuollen fetten Sammel
g%epOnnen!"
Erou: $50 lit er oenu2"
M0nm: y0m, mas iOQtcu mir nit
Dem Sammel, i6 babe i'm nutiirlib
9leib p)ertauit, gut ~pertauit."
ErOu: ,llnO ous @elo?"
Nfann: oSa, oas babe i6 lpieocr
O~erte9elt."
@cnn man feline 9Hare SAT-
Sntel C~abltOpiig); .g}un Sdnshen.
lUcru mir 81 Den 19ilOeu Qin9cn, men
BON unS beioen wiiroeu lie wObl Suerlt
freiien?"
6dnsden: Sid, Culcl, Gid brau=
den ne rlidt erlt jI rupfen."
PrOfeiior auf Dem SoGn=
bOfe Su SOnn:
~S0afiner, i'd mObte germ na3
&6ln fabren!"
s8arner: ,,s40n, Serr grOfsFOr,
uel6e Gluiie?"
9roieNOr; yunter=Yrima!"
Sn 3meifel G%elaiien.
0reuBiI6er 6anouerf2buri6e Gcr
Darius gcbt): $50, ieBt iol! mir mai
elmer ratben, babe i0 tesne Stieicl njAt
Ooer jebr0u0e i0 Die &ueippid
&ur?l"
3weierlei GrHnoe.
d.; ,g8a$. Oh iudf cine @o6-
nun9? @arum SIebIt Iu oenn iDpH
mie0er aus"
g.: Nus ;lpeierlci 8riinoen: erIten3
ipitlt nQmlib Die 5Ohttr pom 0uu9=
BERN Den gOuScu Sag &l00ier. unO
;rut.tcn5 bat mid ibr Batter 'ruusae=
lhmiNcn, lUeii ib Den Gins ni1t 50blen
tounte!."
9cgriirOung.
Gin pcni0 6elitbter Sanger bittet
leinen Sirettor Inn @eDalt$erDDbupg.
o2SG5 - erbobte Sage tuouru Sle,"
idbrt Der 9irettor uuL Sic meroen IA
INNER aus9elu9t!!"
,Gbeu oarum, ertuitoerte Der SGus
ger, ,%9lnubeu Sic etpn. Is lit angea
nebm. lid INNER auslnben l0itn ST.
miiien?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09

ltcrtcn in Den bIil1euocn Qctcu, ,Udg=
reno CT bDh iibcr II" In Gem gg6Hnctcn
4),Umct bic Gugel oui 5afob5 geiter
oul= lnO ublteigen iob: AMI Den g8Olfen
lbpebten Die 66erubin, Die Gricnoel
treujttn jbrc ilammenocu 5Mmsrter,
rno ole 0clIl3en It.mmtcu Die Binuls
lll1en Sob0Dmlcn an.
ltnO all Oieie Gone fioNen in cincn
ooilcn Gbor 3uIammeu. aus Dem ME.
Der uno lpieocr DE @orte erilangcl:
p%iebeteu@ untcrcinunOcr,"
"a mari ii6 Goroire sur GrOe,
nei9te ictn 2lntliB in oos @ras unO rief
aus; u0Obe G0nt, mtin @ott, uno
lei 9cprjcien. 0cute crit babe il e. Uers
ltor0cn, Dab' i1 o~eritanocn oas groBe
@ebot.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-09
Sas 9ro6c 0ebot.

Sn Den Soften Der eriisn Irdntii6sn
SpniSsl6lebter, bamais, als Die mel
item Der ibnen unterporienen StImme
oas GbrIltentb INN nod niht tunnten,
lebte ein 8reis nit Namen Nppaire, Der
Die .,gut Soti6ait" pernommcn uno
llb bemilbt bate, lie 81 er9rilnoen. Gr
entlaste Den liinoi9en 6rcuoen Der @elt
1nO 500 li3 auf eiuen einiamen Silsel
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15
He APPROACHED.
Il was Real Bear. but He couIdn't BE
RIusTnd.


Gentlemen, I presume all Of you have
at some time or other noticed a sign,
Keep OF the Grass, said the man with
the crutches as he came into the smoker
and sat down after much effort.
Most of us assured him that we had met
such 8 sign at some period OF our lives,
and he continued:
And the minute you set eyes on the
sign you had a rebellious, defiant feeling
In fact, you took pains to walk on the
grass Am 1 correct, gentlemenv
All of us this time assured him that he
was perfectly correct ON the grass question,
and that, furthermore, we never had seen
a sign Of No Admtttance7' without be-
ing tempted to enter upon the promises.
Thanks, gentlemen, thanksi'' blandly
exclaimed the cripple. I am glad to find
that I am not the only fool in the United
States. Naturally enough, when one sees
a cripple he has some curiosity to know
how il happened. Good manners oppose
inquiry, but in this case I will volunteer
to give you particulars Perhaps some Of
you know where Kit Carson station is, on
the Union Pacific rOad1 take it for
granted that such is the case; also that
some of you may have noticed pet bear
there belonging to the station master"
q A half grown cinnamon bear chained
to a pole. 1 saw him. replied the black
whiskered man with the brier root pipe
THAT s the one, gentlemen. He was
as big as q house when / saw him, but
maybe he was only half grown for all
that. All around that Enclosure were
signs of Dangeri Don't Approach the
BearP Ny eyes no sooner rested upon
those signs than my proud American spirit
revolted- In other words, I was seized
with a wild desire to approach. f"
And you approached queried the
black whiskered man.
4 did To show these United States
that couldn't be bluffed I walked right
up to that hear. didn't care copper
whether he was polar, grizzly, cinnamon
or plain black. The beast was muzzled,
but as reached him he rose up on his
hind feet and''-
And reached your
Exactly. He hadn't much to spare
that day, but he gave me all he could. He
got his fore legs around me, gave me one
squeeze, and when he let up / was you
see me nova cripple for life. No; I shall
never be any better. Sometimes I think
how nice it would be to have the use Of
my legs again, and then again I'm glad I
haven't If I had, I should go to circus
and menagerie some day, and I should ex-
pect to see on the cage of a Bengal tiger
His Eye. / should rebel. In would 60
my finger to be bitten off, and before got
out doors a Numidian lion would probably
get most of my nose and hyena at least
one of my eyes. No; / guess Ill let we'll
enough alone. can sit around and have
fun with a parrot, and the rest of you
may tackle things with teeth and claws"
Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

TIE SIN EEDRO HARBOR
The San Francisco Evening Bulletin,
under date Of December 3, ia an edito-
rial article critciaes the position of the
STATE JOURNAL relative to the propos ed
harbor at San Pedro and suggests that
the JOURNAL has got the location CON
fused with Santa Monica Referring 10
the STATE soURNAL it says:
What it says of San Pedro would be
quite correct if applied to Santa Monica.
That is where the slightly curved sweep
pa open shore line is, and the movement
to make it a deep water harbor il q Job
for the benefit and at the instance Of the
Southern Pacific railroad. San Pedro is
b natural inlet harbor for small vessels.
and can easily be made a deep water
harbOr for any craft 1t has been repeat
eddy recommended by the board of Unit
ed States engineers. It's choice would
Insure southern California harbOr free
from Southern Pacific monopoly: one
open TO the commerce Of the world to all
ships and railroads on equal terms The
Southern Pacific wants santa Monica for
IDS own trains exclusively and for its own
ships, far al III is engaged in sea traffic.
True, the Southern Pacific is Interested
in Santa Monica, SO much SO that it has
built. at its own expense. a sort Of wharf
nearly a mile ia length out to deep
water, and would naturally object to any
other railroad deriving any benefits
therefr0m. The San Pedro scheme is
pet Of Los Angeles, and her citizens want
the government to appropriate a large
amount Of the peoples money in further
ance Of work which, il success were
possible, would only benefit her. and IN
cidentally the Terminal aud santa Fe
railroads little. The Santa Fe doesn't
need it, for it has at San Diego an ocean
outlet On one Of the finest harbors in the
world It is the only harbor there is. or
ever can be, worthy Of the name south of
the Golden Gate. Tx is q fact, we'll
known to the people of Southern Cali
fornia. that in rough weather coasters
from Frisco. with carRoes destined for
Los Angeles, are unable 10 unload and
have carried the goods back ana brought
them again end have finally been forced
90 unload at San Diego and ship by rail
126 miles to their dsstin alton
The JOURNAL has no desire to favor the
Southern Pacific, nor any Of its schemes
OF monopoly, but is opposed to a govern
ment appropriation for the especial bene-
At Of the people Of Los Angeles particu-
larly. when success is 50 Questionable. II
wolld be cheaper to build them a rail-
road to the harb0r Of san Diego and
give It 70 them. Experience in various
parts Of the world has proven that arti-
fetal harbors require constant DREDGING
and generally I'll up and become useless
in the end. There Is no reason to be-
iieve that San Pedro would prove an ex-
oeption-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-15

From the way wells are bored in Dick
inson county one would think they would
move away.
Miss Bottle Of Riley county is about to
be made one By marrying Dir. Bigham Of
Rock Greek.
Frank Legqett Of Cawker City was
elected trustee of that township for the
twenty second time.
MIR. PETE of Ellinwood shows his indi-
viduaHty in a peculiar way. lie has
bOils all over his hands.
In Smith county when a man Is very
proud they say ne steps as nigh as q
blind horse IN rye patch
Football i growing 20 popular over
the state that the people Of Rush Center
are talking Of changing It's name 70 Cen
ter Rush.
The snow fooled a man at Eninwood
who always waits for it to get light be
fore getting up, and he arose two hours
too early.
Christmas suggests one Of i've things
to the young men Of Solomon City VINO
have sIeadIes: Pen wiper. muller gloves,
necktie or slippers
"A Populist paper in Dickinson county
called the new dIphtheria remedy anti
taxine.7 a whole swarm Of farmers
came ia to be inocuIated.
The E4bon Torch Light and the Le-
ban0n Light of Liberty have been con
sOlldated, and the greedy Hame5 viii
now shoot up from Lebanon.
The W c. T. q. women at Medicine
Lodge raided a drug store there last week,
captured q so keg of hne brandy and,
rolling it into the street, burned it,
Wichita Beacon: new game has
been introduced by the children OF Wich-
ita- They buy 4 dimes worth of chest
nuts and the urst child that finds a good
NUT, eats il.
An Ellinwood man has proved a pub
lie benefactor He has discovered how
10 keep cottonwood trees from giving OF
''fuzz-' All yOu have To do IS to climb
up each tree IN February and trim it.
ne report comes from Clay Center
that Attorney General elect Dawes is
smoking new meerschaum pipe. This
is bad news for his assistant who VIII
have to do all the work until the pipe is
colored.
Florence Bulletins a young man named
Otto Wells, employed i'll al EldoradO
restaurant, refused to allow a travelling
man TO take a drink Of whisky 10 the
esta blishmenL Kansas OTTO have more
such men.
Smith County Pioneer: A Minneapolis
man could never feel contented until be
got bnll dog to guard his premises, and
now that he's g0t one lie is IN constant
fear and rembling that some one may
steal the dog.
The Roc1 Island is building a large
dam near the creek, east of Lebanon
about two miles, for storing water The
pond, when il rains ana makes ii a pond,
viii be the largest ia that part Of the
state, covering about sixty acres.