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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
COXEY MEN ARE DESPERATE.
Attempt to Break Away from Federal
Officers and Seize Train.

Officers and Seize Train.
Green River, Wyo, special: The Com
monwealers who took train from United
States Marshal Rankin at Montpelier ar
rived here and made request TO be put
under arrest, but Marshal Rankin refused
TO comply. A sandstorm was raging and
later snow and hail fell, making the
hungry men desperate. They were about
TO seize a train when Marshal Rankin,
upon information from Marshal Pinkham.
arrested them. They were housed and fed.
Col Pollard. with 15S men Of the Eigh-
teenth Infantry. reached here to aid
Marshal Rankin in the work OF taking the
industrlals back to laho
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
DEATH ALONE NOT ENOUGH.
Georgia Lynchers Fire 500 Bullets Iuto a
Hanged Negro.

Near Arlington, Ca, last Friday evening,
tie 14-year- daughter Of Washington
smith was ass aulted by a negro while re-
turning from school Mr.. Smith came up on
horseback and the negro fred three bullets
into his body and fed. Mr.. smith dieJ
Sunday morning and the dau ,hter Is not
expected to live Sheriff Wiki ms captured
the negro Sunday afternoon and placed
him under strong guard in the Miller
County Jail At o'clock Monday morning
an armed band of seventy five men
stormed the jail and took the negro TO
an oak tree in the public square. They
hanged him 10 a tree and fred 500 bullets
into his bod v.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Coxey Gets n JAN Sentence.

Coxey, Browne and Jones we're sentenced
by Judge Nil err In the Washington Police
Court Monday afternoon to twenty days In
Jail for violating the statute OF the United
States prohibiting the display OF partisan
banners In the Capitol grounds. and Coxey
and Browne were fined IS each addition a.
for trespassing on the grass. the alterna-
tive being another ten days In Jail Jones
was acquitted on this last charge
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
READS OF HIS MURDER.
John Grow VIII Free the Man Sentenced
for Life for Murder.

JOhn CrOW VIII Free INC hHH SeHooHcou
for Life for Murder.
John Crow left Muncie Ind, for jack
son. Mich. the other evening on an I'M
portant mission. He said: ~ am going TO
free man who has been in the peniten-
tiary nine years and is innocent. / am
supposed to be dead. In tho eye of the
public was murdered nine years ago this
month near Big Rapids, Mich, aud
now a man named John Van Nimmangs Is
serving life sentence in the Michigan
State penitentiary. My name Is John
Grow. Since that time 1 have not teen
aware that anything was wrong until a
few days ago. when picked up Detroit
paper and read an article about an at
tempt being made 10 secure the pardon OF
John Van Nimmangs, who is in the peni-
tentlary on the charge OF numbering me.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
BIMErALLIsTs In CONVENTION.

Delegates Present from South and Central
America and Mexico.
The Pam American Bimetaliic Associa-
tion, composed OF representatives from the
United States, South and Central America
and Old Mexico. met in Congress In Grand
Army Hall at Washington, n c., under the
GU dance OF Col A. G. Fisk OF Denver, Colo
president Of the association. The purpose
OF tho congress was TO memorabilia Con-
gre-s to restore silver 70 rs ancient right
at ratio not TO exceed sixteen to oue
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
THIEVES IN AN OHIO TOWN.

Citizens of Wooster Being Robbed and a
Reward offered for the Lawbreakers.
For the past few weeks gang of burg
lars, thought TO be the same one that
operated so extensively in that vicinity
last fall, has been at work in Wooster.
Ohio, at the residence OF W. j. Mullins, a
wealthy coal mine operator The thieves
made a big haul, securing nearly $1,000
worth of silverware, chiefly presents given
Mrs Mullins at her marriage The thieves
picked out the solid ware and left the
plated Mr. Mullins offers q reward for
the return OF the property aud capture OF
the thieves
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Big Fire In New York.

Fire at New York starting in some
wooden buildings, embracing Jones'
"woolsn at Avenue and 6sth street.
spread over four blocks, between 9th and
list streets and Avenue A and the river
Over $500. 900 damage was done The sud-
den changing of the wind caused the fire
to spread when the fremea thought they
had It under control Fifty horses we're
burned to death and a nun Der OF persons
we're I'm iured.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
bad Fight I'm Oklahoma.

Great excitement prevails over the
capture OF Rock Island train by officers
OF tho city Of Enid O. T.. for violation o,
tho city ordinance against running faster
than six miles rer hour within the city
limits A fight occurred. In which one of
the officers was beaten to death with u
coupling pin.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Juape J.nItin. Condemned.

Judge jenkins was condemned by the
House Judiciary Committee by the ado -
tion OF the Boatner report Tho result
will be the introduction OF bills to correct
tho law SO as TO prevent a DUPLICATION OF
the jenkins injunctions and the offering of
a resolution condemnins his course.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

The Dominion Government steam reve-
nue. cutter Constance secured u magni6-
cent prize in the Lower St Lawrence
While cruising OF Moisie she saw suspl-
cious- looking schooner sailing up the guilt
and quickly overh aulcd and captured her.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

Mrs Annie Komentzky and her o-year-
old babe were fatally burned at their homo
IN Pittsburs by the explosion Of an oil can
The woman poured oil In the stove to start
the Ere and the explosion followed
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

At Yuma, A. T.. the porches OF Antonio
Bustamente's house fell while the family
was asleep, killing his wife and one daugh-
ter and badly injuring three other daugh-
ters and himself.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

Miss Julia MarIowc. the actress Is soon
TO mary Robert Tabor. her former leading
man A story TO this effect was confirmed
b. Miss Marlowe herself In an interview
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Killed by the Cars.

Ben Kitzman, aged Is. son OF Lewis
Kitzman. a conductor on the Chicago and
Northw estern Road, fell between two cars
on the Milwaukee Road at Winona. Mimi,
and was cut In two, dying instantly.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

At Dubuque, Iowa. Judge T. s Wilson
died Wednesday. lie was born In Ohio 81
years ago Wilson was appointed Judg
by President Van Buren,. lie declined the
Democratic nomination for United States
Sens for I'm 1eQA
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Charged with Embezziinp.

Clarence Schultz, father OF eight chill
dren. was arrested at st. Louis on n charge
OF embezzling $4,000 from the ]. IL Rott-
man Distilllng Company.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Bankers Opposa Repeal.

Tennessee bankers convention at Men,
phis passed resolutions posing the repeal
OF the State bank tax law
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Knocked His Head OF.

While grinding plow point with q
horsepower grindstone Charles Richards
farmer who lived near Vincennes Ind !,
vas instantly killed. Tho grindstone burst
and knocked the top of his head OF.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
DIR. Meyer Found Guilty.

The New York jury In the case OF DR..
Henry Meyer. who Is accused of having
poisoned Ludwig Brandt. rendered ver-
dict of murder In the second degree.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Russ,a, N,b,,,s,. Aga,n AZ work

A St. Petersburg dispa;th says that four
bombs were found near the Imperial Pal
ace An enormous number OF arrests have
resulted. the prisoners being OF oil classes
of society.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
WrlIan to he a Gucst of che Czar.

The Moscow Gazette says that Emperor
Will am will probably be the Cars guest
at the northern army maneuverS which
will be held around smolcnsk
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

Officer James Hartnett was shot and ia
tally wounded while trying to arrest q
negro thug at St Joseph, Mo-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
Shaun Makes Reparatlon to France.

The French consul ut Bangkok has OBJ
tainel reparation from the Slamese Gov
eminent for the recent attack OF the Slam
csc upon French sailors
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25
The National Game.'

The clubs Of the National and Western
Leagues stand as follows in the champion
ship racer
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1894-05-25

In the year 760 A. ID. Pope Paul 7.
sent the only clock in the known world
a. present TO Pepin, King of France.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

fauna, jakiei skarby prsyrody i
przetworv rak ludzkich, zwyczsje
i obyczsje uwidocznione n. p. "
ubiorach, statkach, sprzstach, in
strumentach musycznych, narze.
dziaeh j t. p. ludowych l miesz.
csahskich; wszystkiego tego do
starczs sauna ludnos6 W obfitosci
niespodziewauej, jake tel j lokah
odPowiednich. Ma take wspof-
~dziatanie ogoiu skiadaja sic rome
Pobudki, jak: poczucie obywatel
skie, szlachetna amblcya, zamilo.
wanie do zbiorow, interes prostej
%reklamy. Chodzi tylko o zainte
|resowanie okoiicy t. spraws i o
owego cafowieka dobrej wolf i in
teligentnego. Tenze "a wskazow.
ksmi, jakich mu Towarzystwo
handlowo geografIczne dostarczy,
z fatwoscia bedzie m6gl powoli
ten ogrom rzeczy muzealnych skia
dae i wymieniaG zinnemi muzeami
wedle systemu jua wyprobowaue.
|go. Albowiem W tel mierze wy.
chodzi osobue csasopismo we
Francyi i areszta ME trudno bedzie
wejsc W stosuuki blits1e z tymi,
ktorzy przycsyniaja sic wcias do
zakiadania i rozwoju takich mu
zeow.
| Vice jus sam wielki po4ytsk
tworzenia nieistniejacej prawie
lgeografii polskiej i pogladowych,
tie sic tax wyrase, abecadei ola
ludnosci naszej W postaci muze6w
prowincyonalnych b. iby dostate .
cznym, ably uzasadnIc istnienie
Towarzystwa handlowo.g eografi-
cznego. A takich zadah nawet
W scistym obrebie kraiu rodsinne.
go znsjdzie sic mote wiscej.
A eaten mniej powatpiewah g
wiecej ufaosci we wfasne sify
wiecej piracy!
Sc. Kfo6ukouski.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14
w sPrawie polskiegO 10
warzystwa handlOwO.
geOgrafcznegO.

OibhieSo 1OWarZystWa nanulOWo'
geografczu ego wywofaio W pra.
sic polskiej ayczliwy gfos o 70
dzacej sic instytucyi. Wprawdzie
wprost nie4yc zliwych odezwa6
sic ME ma dota1, jednak spoty.
kajs sic poglady, ktore mole ME
lekcewa4a zsdah i przysziej dzia,
laluosci Towarzvstwa polskiego
handlowo- geogra6cznego, lecz W
kaadym razie wycboda z bfedne.
60, wedle mas, zafoaenia. Mp.
nKrsj" " 8 tegorocznym nume-
RE z Ego lutego wypowiada ma.
stepujace trey zdania, ktore po-
trzebuja sprostowah.i
Autor odnosnego artykufu wv.
~ zarzuca Drowi Ungarowi, 1.
20 ma uzasadnieuie potrz sby Ia
cznoSci ekonomicznei wycho
dztwem i doniosfych z tel laczuo.
sci wnioskow ma przyszfoSc ola
krsju zdofsno W tym referacie
przytoczyc tyiko argumenty re
stosunkow acknowledgement ME
mieckich W Brazylii, a re sto.
sunkow polskich pare sporad ycz.
nych faktow W ~p6inocnej Anne
ryce [domy handlowe PIP. Baytls
W Chicago i Grabowicza W No
wynn Yorku], oraz dziaialnost
PAM Giefgudowej W Anglii W
sprawie sprowadzania koszykow
i kilimkow galicyjskich do An.
gill. 2. Wyraza on nastepnie
zdanie, be niemieckie Towarzy.
stwo centralne handlowo- geogra.
6czne ME zorganizowaio wielkiego
wywozu niemieckiego. lecz uczy.
nil to nadmiar kapitafu i zasob
wielki sit ekonomicsuych, ktore
W TEN towarzystwie ola swego
ujscia znalazfy dogodna forme,
8. Wreszcie, zdaniem p. W. q,
jest nieco przedwczesnem zapo.
moca ToWarzystwa handlowo.
geogra6cznego polskiego wdawat
sic W rywalizacye kolonialne,
gdy many jeszcze lyle do robo
ty u siebie W domu; albowiem
pobieany rzut Okla ma statystyke
wskazuje, Se do Krolestwa PREY.
wozi sic W ostatuich lstach ivy.
facznle z~agranicy, ME lIczac
przywozu z cesarstwa ros. pu
dow: mebli 6.012, ob6wia 1.122,
piwa $4,000: sprzet6w domowych
10000, stolarszczyzny 10000
galanteryi 100000 t. d., a ME
watpliwie do Galicyi tak4e wiel-
kie mnostwo fabrykatow obcych
przybywa; przeto nalezy rsczej
sprzedac krajowe buty mad Vista,
zamiast wozic je do Brazylii ma
niepewna wake konkurencyjna
z Niemcami i pomyslee raczej o
reorganizowaniu handlu krajowe
60, zamiast organizacyi handful
kolonialnego.
Ad. 1. Zsrzut zbyt maiej Ito
Sci faktow, stwierdzajacych po-
trzebe j korzysci iacznosci wy.
chodztwa polskiego' z pniem ma
cierzystym, jest mslo uzasadnio.
ne przez to, re W ~referacie swym
DR.. Ungar przytoczyf pewne fakty
tylko jake przykfady bez zamiaru
wyczerpania cafego szeregu zna-
nych juz innych, mp. jak wiado.
mosci, p~rzytoczone przez Clos,
,,Dziennik Polski", Gazette marc.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

gislskiej konkurencyi, o wedr6.
wee papieru Z tfabryki galicyjskiej
Czerlahskiej Up. Kolischera) do
Asyi wschodniej (Jsponii,
Indyi), o zapewnionym zbycie
pierwszorzednej masy drukarskiej
fsbryki Dublahskiei [pod 1.-Two
wem] do Lipska i H,mburga, {.
wywozie bibufek cygaretowych z
Sasowa Nv Galicyi] do Francyi,
swlec galicyjskich ma Wschod,
maksronow lwowskich do Pragi
i Paryza, galicyjskiego wosku
ziemnego, przerobionego, W Anne
ryce ma cels podmorskich tele.
grafow [kablow] it'd. it'd.
Przyjrzawszy sic znakomitym
wyrobom sukiennym i innym W
Galicyi [Kety, Biala] i pod pa
nowauiem rosyiskiem [Kalisz,
LODI, Warszawa, Biafystok. STA
wuts it'd fAtwo PR JED do pre-.
konania. ze mnostHo naszych
wyrobow znajdzie zbyt W dale.
kich krainach, byle droge do mich
znale6c przez o~dpowiednie misty.
tucye. Fakt6w W tym rodzsju,
|juf istniejacych, riepodobna do
kfadnie zebra6; albowiem ME
prowadzi sic wcale aadna staty.
styka polska wywozows i nieje.
den wyrob polski uchodzi niespo
strzezenie nsszej bacznoSci pod
6rma austryack4, niemiecka, ro-
syjska i lima.
Vice mole przesadny jest "a.
rzut przytoczenia z naszej strony
zbyt maiej ilo;ci faktow, jake
dowodow ma to, De MONA wy
woiaG u mas znacznie wiekszy
wywoz naszych towar6w i przez
to podnieic produkcye naszs.
AID. 2. Zdanie p. W. q, be
niemieckie towarzystwa handlowo.
g~sogra6czne ME uorganizowafy
wielkIego wywozu niemieckiego,
jest jaknajzupefniej trafae, lecz
mkt tego ME dowodzif, a W re.
feratach i dyskusyach III. Zjazdu
Prawnikow i Ekonomistow W
Poznaniu, oraz W nPrzegladzie
Emigracyjnym" byfa dotad NOW.
tylko o tenn, ae towarzystwa tie
zaagitowaly wywoz i poirednio
przyczyniiy sic do wiekszej pro
dukcyi niemieckiej. Niemiecko.
azyatycki bank W Szangaju i
.Tyencynie o kapitale odpowie.
dzialnym akcyjnym s milionow
Szangajskich taels6w (okofo IL
milior6w zir. czyli 20 milionow
marek) ME jest wfasnoscia Fad
nych t~owarzystw handlowo.geo.
grafcznych niemiecklch; lecz one
to ~zwrocify uwage producentow
1 kupcow niemieckich ma moanosG
zbytu W Chinach, i wyw6z ME.
miecki do pahstwa Niebieskiego
przez Bremen Ia przez to Same
i wytworczosc niemiecks] podniosf
sic z 1929 marek W 1884 r.
do 2, 26z.574 marek W 1885 r.
a do 7,O07.O82 marsk W 1888
roku.
AID. 3. Wreszcie music sic
pokusic o nieco obszerniejsze zbi.
Gle rozumowania p. W. H., be
pred jest wdawaG sic
W spoizawodnictwa kolonialne z
poteznymi rywalami i stara6 sic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

1899 r. Anglia importowala IA
brykatow "a 80 ,S8O.S15 funt.
ssterling, zwierzat tywych "a
4,694.70S funt. szterl.
Francya W 1891 r. miala prey.
wozu fabrykatow "a 2 ,533. 100 900
frankow. frank = l korona czyli
] zfr.]. a W 1892 r. z powodu
wysokich eel prawdzie importo.
waia fabrykat6w mniej lecz jed.
max j~eszcze "a 612. 900 900 fcan.
k6w.
Fakty te i wiele innych z pre-.
sziosci j terazoiejszoSci stwierdzsja
pewnik, ae tax W boju, jak " dy.
Plomacyi i polityce ekonomicznej
Undergraduates Jest dziafanie
zaczepne, a najgorsze stsnowisko
jest wyfacznie obronne, jakiem
jest W niniejszej sprawie trsyms.
ME sic kraiu rodzinnego i niewy.
chylanie sic z niego W dziedzine
wielkoswiatowej dziafalnoSci. Csys
godzi sic zaniedbae wyzyskanie
faktu licznego naszego wychodi-
twa, ktore przez cafe generacye
zwykle zachowuje upodobanie do
towarow kraju r1dzinuego2
Chodzi tn bowiem ME tylko o
zwiekszenie wywozu naszYch wy.
robow, lecs tel o przywoz rzeczy
ni~ezbednych, ktorych W kraju ME
mozemy wytwarza6. Sprowadza
my vice teraz te towsry obc, i
opfacamy ogromne sunny "a po-
sreduictwo " sprowadzaniu. Ma
my je z~ykle z 3ciej, 4tej Il 5tej
reki, a do kaadej z uich zswsze
bardzo wiele pieniedzy naszych
przylguie. Cky4 godzi sic zanie.
dbac wyzyskanle faktu licznego i
Pc cafej kuli aiemskiej rozproszo
nego wychodztwa, przez kt6re
mozemy uniknac niepotrzsbnego i
kosztownego posrednictwa i mice
ten sam niezbsdny towar tsniej z
lszej lub drngiej rekiH Towarzy.
stSo handlowo. f ,sne ma
"A zadanis, przyczyczyniG Sc i W
tenn do zmiany ma lepsze.
Wreszcie, pozostaiac nawet W
kieruaku mysli tych, ktorzy lax
p. W. H.. ma iii. Zjeiduie Praw-
nikow i Ekenomistow Polskich W
Poznaniu i obecnie W prasie wciaz
zwracajs uwage ma to, he przede
wszystkiem nalezy W kraju i ola
kraju d1iaiac i mona teraz jesz-
cze ma tenn poprzesta6, gdy4 "a
chodzi Ottawa zaniedbapis ogromu
zadah czysto krajowych - music
zaznaczyc jak najdobitniej, he i
temu dateniu towarzystwo han.
dlowo geegrafczne mote ucsynie
zadosc W najwytszej mierze. Leta
bowiem odiogiem bardzo Obscene
pola czysto krajowe, jak geogrsia
ziem polskish, tax historyczna,
jakotet i przyrodhicza, handlowa
i przemysiowa. Okazsfo sic o. p,
obecnie PREY poszukiwaniach do.
wodowych naszej krzywdy W spra-
vie Morskiego Okla, &c wobec
uroszczeh zaczepnych wegierskich
trudno nam byfo przedstawiG do
woody nasSej sfusznoici; trzeba by.
10 tworzyc niemal geegra6e tego
sakatka Polski. A takze urodzaj
mem polem dziaiania " kraju by.
Toby; zapoczatkowae zskfadanie
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-03-14

pierw rynkow nsjbliassych "
kraju wfasnym, jake nsturalnych.
a mniej szukac dalszycb, jake
sztucznych i niepewnych.
Prey blitszem jednak rozpa.
trzeniu sic W history wielkiego
przemysiu kaadego kraiu widnieje
fakt, De jego rozkwit rozpoczyns
sic zwykle cd chwili wywozu, t.
j. cd chwili wynalezienia dalssych
rynkow zbytu Z ominieciem biz
szych krsjowycb. Take zaczepne
dzialanie wydaje sic niekt6rym
niemesliwe zpowodu mniemane.
60 niepodobiehstwa wsp6izawo.
dniczenia obcym przemysfem,
starszym i wiecej rozwinietym;
ten niby jest tax potezny
wszechstronny, be uniemo&liwia
konkurencye tax W kraju swoim
wfssnym, iak, TED j W tych kra-
zach, gdzie ma dogodniejsze rynki
zbytu, nil nasz przemysl poczat.
kujacy i majacy dalsza i koszto
w~niejsza droge. Jak8e nam bo
wien wspoizawodniczy6 z pre-.
mysfem niemieckim, francuskim,
angielskim, poinocno. amerykah
skim, ME tylko W Niemczech,
Francyi, Angli, Stanach Zjeduo.
czo-ych, lecz W ogole ma caiej
kuli ziemskiej, W krajach zamor
skich; cd ktorych wszystkie t.
paustwa ga mnieJ oddslone, nit
my i z kt6rymi 50 ole tysi4czne-
mi nitkami acknowledgement
powiazane? Lecz czyt rzeczy.
wiscie p~rawdziwa jest rozpaczli
wa teorya niemoznoSci wspoiza.
wodnictwa z siluiejszym i to ma
wszystkich punktach Swiata? HI
storya temu zsprzeczs, DO W ia.
kim razie. wobec przewagi an
glelskiej, swego czasu, ME byio
podobna marzyc o jakims zamor
skim wywozie produktow fran
cuskich, belgiiskich. holenderskich,
niemieckich; nigdzis aadnemu DO.
WIEN n~iepcdobna byfo traffic do
zamorskich rynkow zbytu tax
fatwo, jak przemysiowi sngiel-
skiemu.
w obecnej dobie zas okazuje
sic. ae przemysi kraju, nawet
najwyaej rozwinietego, ME jest
tax wszech stronny, ably ME do
~puszczaf do niego samego mno-
silva wyrobow obcych. Ma PREY
kfad W Auglii z powodu importu
wcale ME opiaca sic cukrowni.
ctwo; Anglia jest wielkiem miej.
seem zbytu ola cukru tax kolo.
nialnego, jak srodkowo i wscho-
daio europejsklego.
T, orye niemoznosci wspoizawo.
dnictwa silniejszym przemystem
uajlepiej zbiiaja dane statystycz-
ne importu fabrykatow, do kra
jow stojacych ma wyzynie rozwoju
przemysfowego.
w Export Hand Address Buch
Won Deutschland 1884" Gadre.
sowym podreczniku wywozowym
Niemiec 1884 czytamy, ae
nizej cd Anglii stojace Niemcy
wywiozly do niej " 1891 r. swe
wyroby W nastepujacych ma.
sach:
II funt slterling - IL zlr. - 20
marek - do 10 rubli1
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Personals.


Mr.. J. D. Chapman has returned
from, Harris Springs:
Mrs. E. A. Haltiwanger, of Columbia,
is visiting her nephew Mr. E. Il. Aull.
Mr.. John A. Moore, of NiRety-Six,
was in the city yesterday.
Justice E. 3. Gary came to Newberry
on Sunday and was the guest of Justice
Pope.
Miss Fannie Mclaughlin has gone
to Columbia to attend the College for
Women.
Mr.. Thos. w. Keitt and his wife left
last week for New York. They will be
gone for about two weeks.
Maj. L. w. c. Blalock came to New
berry on Monday to look after the
whiskey seized by Constable Baxter.
Misses Nathalie and Sue Mazyck
went to Abbeville last Wednesday on
account of the death of their little
niece.
Miss Hattie Blanton, daughter Of
Mr.. I. A. Rlanton, of Seneca, is
visiting Mrs. q. A. Wright and her
many friends in New berry.
Col. Jpo. F. Hobbs stopped over in
Newberry the early part of the week
to see his friends in Newberry. He is
going on to his plantation at Hopes
Station.
Mr.. J. D. Shockley has moved to the
house lately occupied by Mr.. J. w.
Swindler, deceased, at Helena. Sec
tion-master Watts has taken the house
which he recently bought-vacated
by Mr.. Shockley.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
Head Springs.

We have lived in Newberry for a
good many years-we need not say
how maryland until last Sunday had
never been to Head Springs church,
though it is only four miles from town.
Last Sunday morning we drove Rev.
E. P. McClintock out to this old
church, and he preached most excel
lent sermon in the morning, and in
the afternoon the sermon was preached
by Rev. Jos. L. Presley.
This is an old church and at one
time had a large membership, but
many have died and others moved
away, until the membership is now
small. In the graveyard hard by the
church lie buried some of the best cit
liens of the county in the good old
days. Their children, many of them,
have moved away. There are still
left, however, as members of this
church, some of our best citizens.
We enjoyed the day very much-the
services and the meeting of friends.
We hope this will not be our last visit
to this old church.
This is one of the best sections of the
county, and if we owned farm some
where in that section we would move
on it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-10
The State Fair.

It is not long now until the State
Fair will be on hand. 1t is an insti-
tuition for the benefit of the farmers
and should receive their earnest SYM
pathy and support. If they have
nothing they care to send to put on
exhibition they can 60 themselves and
help the cause by their presence. Sec
retary Holloway has been active during
the summer in working up an interest
and in his efforts to get good rates on
the railroads. The rates are not as
cheap as they have been but they are
cheaper thar they were last year. The
price will be one first class fare for the
round trip making the price from
Newberry $3.50.
The harvests this year have been
abundant and while prices are not
what We would be pleased to see them
yet they might be worse. In fact the
condition of the country is not as bad
as some of the croakers and e-nmblers
would have US believe. A trip to the
State Fair will do much to chase away
the "blues" and to revive your spirits.
We regret that the people of Columbia
have not been able to secure Pains
pyrotechnics for that was drawing
card before and would have been so
again. Let US all make ready for
the Fair, fire works or no fire WORKS.
We will find something else to muse