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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
Big Bills for Stationery.

Some interesting evidences Of
the amount of stationery congress
men draw out of thoir legal allow =.
ance il shown 10y tho session nc
counts that are now being filed in
the clerks Office of tho house.
Each representative is entitled to
1928 worth of paper, pencils, pens,
ink, etc, every session, and II no
does not avail himself of the full
extent of the allowance he can
draw tho balance in cash. This
congress members have been unu-
sually fortunate, as there have been
three separate sessions, emitting
them to an aggregate allowance Of
1915 for stationery. Not bakers
dozen have taken out their full
quota of stationery, and great
majority have drawn but u few
dollars worth. Ono of tho ac-
counts recently filed showed that
he had drawn but three cents
worth of stationery during the SEES
sion. Another was for fifty-three
cents, while quite number were
from between 81 and $40. Each
committed OF the house is entitled
to certain amount of pens, ink
and paper during the session, and
members avail themselves Of this
in preference to the troublesome
and more expensive method OF
Keeping a private supply.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21

the present troubles in Montgom-
cry county. 1t was charged that
he was trying TO introduce Rowan
county methods in Mt. Sterling,
that he was trying to.get the same
advantage in the courts, and that
he was responsible for much Of the
bitter feeling between personal fac
tons that led TO tho shooting of
Bomar, the lynching of Tom Blair
and the sensational incidents at
tending the investigation of the
latter crime. He was even accused
by his enemies Of having caused
the lynching of Blair, and only u
short time ago paid enough atten-
ton to this rumor to deny il in n
published interview.
He was successful ms n lawyer
and quito well off. He possessed
the confidence ofa large number OF
friends, and though circumstances
made hlm the target for so many
rumors. his friends never failed 90
defend him quito as vigorously.
He was always u leader of noun
tain delegations in Democratic
state conventions.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
Saltwater Sp3rkles.

THE HERALDisawclcomc weekly
visitor.
Born. on the 18th inst, to the
wife of J. NJ. Taylor, u girl.
Sleigh ridi.g, preaching and ska
ting j. the order of the day in this
part of the land.
Willie Linkous has moved from
Blackwatcr TO his fathers, whore
he will remain the present year.
Hiram Long, Marion Govedon
and George Byrd, of Grassy, were
welcome visitors at Petersburg last
week.
Miss Rebccca and Frank Sample,
of Laurel, visited r. NJ. Cecil's last
Sunday. Frank is a good boy and
says he is going to start out can
vaEsing soon, so you may look out,
girls.
Brcck Lewis, who has been con-
fined TO his bed for some time with
fever, we are glad TO announce, il
improving. Uncle Harden Hurst,
whose illness has heretofore been
mentioned, is no better. We learn
that Green Swango, of the Gala
boose neighborhood, is very low
with consumption.
Rev. Dunagan preached a most
excellent sermon at New Hope sun
day to large congregation. Bro.
Dunagln is one that can open the
eyes of the blind, and that il Just
what is needed, for it takes some
thing equal to an earthquake to
arouse the people in this country.
We think everybody ought to get
good and prepare for the famine
next year. The meeting will be
continued, and We trust much good
will be done. FRANZ.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21

we have made mention of before,
is not expected to live. Her ply
stefan has given up all hope of her
recovery.
&c. Baily, of Bryant, Wisconsin,
who left here about three years
ago, is back on n visit to see his
many friends. He is son of Ga
briel Baily.
The trustees of Lee City iucor-
poration have let out n contract to
d. N. Wells to build n Jail in this
place. The price to he paid for the
work IL $40, and the work to be
completed by March 10.
Hugh l.. Boardman, represent
ing Trimble Bros. Of Mt. Sterling.
j. w. Cravens and Ralph Ievy, the
latter representing the Cincinnati
Job lot house. was i'm town last
week and sold some nice bills t.
our merchants. AND.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
MORGAN COUNTY.
From the lambs, Near Buntysville.

J. s. Nickel is very sick at this
writing.
THE HERALD is a glad messenger
in this hunting ground.
Joshua DeBusk, who has been
sick for several days, is better.
Willard Brewer has been confined
TO his bed for several days past.
Born, on the l4th inst, to the
wife of Willard Brewer, an H.
pound boy.
J. T. Caskey has moved to the
Prster neighborhood where he has
purchased farm.
Sleighing, snow balling and
brawling are accompaniments of
tho beautiful snow.
Miss Ida Harper, of Sellnrs, has
been visiting for a week or more
down in the lambs.
Nolney Nickel, of Eel, passed
through tho lambs on his way TO
Daysboro last week.
Ethel, littlo daughter of John
ITancy, died of Group and was bur-
led on tho 10th inst.
W. II. DeBu-k and :. s. Oldfeld
have gone OH visit to Menifee and
Montgomery counties.
The Jamb, has been frozen up
for awhile, but thaw has come
and all is IA jungle of happenings.
Elder j. b. Fugate gave fair
warning To- the weary wanderer at
| Caskey schoolhousc Sunday night.
The Rose N Tyler milling COM
pany will move thoir machinery
from the head of Grassy To Days
borough.
Rollie Rose. of West Liberty.
passed through here Sunday on his
way 10 Hazel Green, with "a grin
which no doubt greeted hn vision
afar of. EL1swATAwA.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
Convicted of Murder.

IIcrod Fletcher was tried at SAL
.ycrsyille, Magollin county, on Fri
day last. for the murder of his
cousin. Simon Fletcher, and sem
fenced TO Is years in the peniten-
tiary. This was one of the most
brutal and cold-blooded murders
over committed in Magoflin coun-
ty. The cousins were good friends,
and on the night of Novembe 10,
1894, they We're on spree and by
themselves, when Herod Fletcher
stabbed his cousin in the back five
times, each wound sufficient to
cause his death. Ierod went homo.
but, fearing he might recover, re-
turned and cut his throat from ear
to ear and carved his face 81 fear
fully that he was hardly recogni-
Fable. Fletcher confessed and was
confined in Jail Mt Salyersville.
He broke Jail on the night of De-
cember "a, but was recaptured on
the 9th of February, and tried last
Friday with the above result.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
Lee City Locals.

A. ID. Bryant, of Buffalo, West
Virginia, 5. +. Bryant and Matt
Evans. of Athol, Ky, have been
visiting in town for several days
past.
DR.. W. :. Maddox l. still con-
fined TO his room with neuralgia of
tho heart and lungs. He says he
thinks he cannol live till warm
weather.
Mrs. Alexander Caldwell, whom
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
WOLFE COUNTY.
CanptOn Currency.

y. L. DNIu, VI lbIedtIllll COUNT y g,
was in town Saturday.
j. +. Nansant left for Mt. Ster-
ling Fri iJy on business.
Born, on the 18th inst, TO the
wife OF A. II. Stamper, boy.
Whoopiug cough is raging to am
alarming cXtentin and al O At town.
J. A. SoNcll, Of this place, Will
move to his farm ON the Spring
branch Of Holly soon.
w. j. Scitz, of West Liberty, rep
rosenting w. NJ. Korr's hardware
store, Ironton, Ohio, registered ut
the Hol,on house Friday.
There has %becn an Epworth
League and Christian Endeavor
society organized here. The league
has 81 members. Arthur Lykins
is president. The endeavor society
is 80 strong. Willie Pieratt is
president.
On Friday evening, tomorrow
there will be a celebration of Wash
ington's birthday at tho court
house. The exercises will consist
of orations, declarations, rccita-
tons and dialogues. A nice time
is anticipated, and everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
On the night of the Odd of Jan
uary the smokehouse of d. d. Land
saw, on Saltwater, was broken into
and Il big lot Of meat stolen. Will
lie Salley was arrested, had an en-
amining trial and was held to cir
cult court in bond of $500 on the
charge of having stolen the meat.
and as iailer Hobbs was transfer
ring him to the Jail. Salley made n
confession, duplicating VIM. Tay-
Tor and Paulina Mullins; and that
same night Hobbs went back to
Saltwater and he and Constable
Frank Dunn arrested the parties.
The next day they had their exam
ming trial and were held to circuit
court in bond of $500 each, which
they failed to give. The good peo-
pie of Saltwater are loud III their
praise of our interchangeable little
taller, John Il. Hobbs.
The people on this side of the
county are agitating the railroad
question considerably. The opin-
ion obtains, and very correctly we
think, that if we miss this oppor-
tunity of securing a railroad, that
it will be- many u day ere the snort
ing of the iron horse announces
the dawn Of a new era Of prosperity
upon Wolfe county. But why fall2
We are unQuestionably able to offer
the Inducements the company ask
for. and if we fail to do it, blindly
hoping that tho road will be built
without our aid or encouragement,
we have only to look to Morgan
county's experience with the same
company to know that We are mis-
taken. Rich in natural resources,
Astounding with men of brains and
business enterprise, all that Wolfe
county needs 10 put her abreast
with any other section OF the coun-
try is a railroad, and every man in
the county should consider himself
self-appointed committee OF one
to use every effort possible to So
cure tho road. Come 10 county
court the first Monday in March
and "let III reason together.
RAMBLER.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
Valuation Of Property in Loe County

The total value of property III
Lee county, according To tho as
SCISSORS books, il 1886, S84. The
assessment for 1895 was increased
$105, 59i by tho board of tax super
visors. increasing the total valua-
ton to 1892, 33S. This il n de-
crease Of S57, 7sl from last Year.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21

In n recent editorial, the Salem.
Oregon, Independent says: Time
and again have we seen Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy tried and
never without the most satisfae-
tory results. Whenever We seo IA
person afflicted with loar~eness,
with a cough or cold, Nc invariably
advise them Ia got Chamberlain
Cough Remedy; and when iIey do,
they never r,gret u. IL always
,loss the work, aud does II sell. y
For sale by John NJ. Rose.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
DIED ALONE.
Sudden End Of Judge z. r. Young,
at LIT. Sterling.
me Of Eastern Kentucky's Best Knowr
Characters.
HE PLAYS CONSPICUOUS PARTS,

Death to the happy thou art terrible,
Rut how the wretched love 10 thick of thee
- thou true com forter, The friend OF all
Mao have no friend beside.
The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1895-02-21
NEIGHBORING NOTES.
Items Of News Gathered by Busy
Herald Correspondents
That It's Readers May Be Posted on What
Is Being Said and Done.
A RESUME OF THE PAST WEEK

"Ifthere's hole in n your coats,
rcde We tent it;
\ chieV> amang you taking notes,
And faith he'll prcnt it,"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-09
4ra,eipr. aust po Content.

In some parts Of the southern statcs,
whore, happily for them, the people
are not in such coaseless hurry rs peo.
pie are in the nervous north, no one
thinks Of eXacting punotuality from
railroad trains They take them when
they come, and arrive when they got
there and are content
A fretful Yankee drummer, who, at a
country railway station, had been fun.
ing because train had not arrived an
hour after schedule time, received q
lesson in patience from an elderly ooun-
tryman who came In with his gripsaok
aud asked the station master;
"What time do the train fer Sayan'
nah git here, bossf
"BomeWhar 'bout nighttall, answer
cd the stationman,
IAN what time do she git tor sayan'
nnhf'
"SQmowhar bout maWnin, "
Thon the oountryman, perfectly salts
fed with tho Information, folded his
legs Ia corner and settled down 20 an
hour or more of philosophical comfort
--Yoath's Companion
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-09
Had Ills .iil.


An oyercute granger landed In the
Onion depot yesterday morning. With
his gripsack in hand and AN expression
on his face that might be translated q.
"Yer can't bunko me-" he started of
and finally landed NJ in neighborns
hotel.
He registered. Ihecl told him the
rate was s2 n day for "meals and room. .
He seemed perfectly satisfied and stai /.
ed of a. once 10 test the skill Of The coot
Tho FIRST thing that caught his eye Gi
he entered the dining room was a sig,
which read;
"Aieals nc all hours."
lie p0ndered over it awhile, and final
ly, with y broad smile, went 10 broat
table, convinced ho had solved il.
"Well, III be darned" lao eNplainol Z
as ho seated himself, "folks here must
bo great eaters, Cheap TOO. But won't
let any Of them got ahead Of me-"
All day long he went 10 tho dinipg
room each hour and ate, lls had to
f0rco himself at times, but h0 didn't la,
tend 10 lose anything,
When he Was about 10 go away lasl
night, tho clerk presented bim with bin
Tor FO and Il WAS only then BIO disooy.
cred that "meals ~ all hours were NOT
included ~ the " day rate, 'plsbprs
Dispatch,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-09
coldIs ths Head

Colds in tho head become prevalent
with tho approach Of winter People
0ftru ash huW these troublesome com
plants may lo prevented Probably The
only satisfactory way ~ Wmdlng 30
thele nilpcnls b 90 maintain a liRh
standard NJ 0pe's haAllh, pnd ~ ihlt
Pmugl usiaW ! Nould certainly adQ
lhnt $50 should pudeayw ~ avoid hralea
raans and foul sir Wd 20 brace ON
lupgs zap as HHch 40 possible hy ir'f
ventilation and outdoor pkelnipe. When
cold in ibe bead seifes ypp, ealnplm
u q good rpmedy lry q eampAog -.
hulau0n a leepooinpl ~ powdered
rainpAor b added ip jug " boiling
Wal0f, 0f pni lni0 ap inhaleF, Ana lhp
steam 10 inhalad through lhe n,sp fw
9y0 40 ten nlluuifs "a % limp lhls w
halaii0u may ~ repeated eYegy ipnf ~
hy0 hours hpi she pallepi hnsl hnep
ihp hunse, Rnd repWn lp an oven leli'
pmaiuTp Nhpn 30 ireAlluH no ~ hfl
oasp a fow afols n Hpllllf ~ osiplliNF
ialOp uu q pinDa ef hnHHi Hfe alH0 ih'Ailil
mnldpd hos farl Dispatch
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-01-09
Oui VI ths rgyias Pap.

A New York man visited tho family
II q relative in tho county, whore be
Bas not q welcome guest by ANY man
aer VI means After the visitor bad
spent ono m0luing ai iho breakfast ga
be lAo roupuy uNOle fRld
"Dear eopHin don't y0u ihlHk y0pg
family viii mise you painfully fou
nghf noiio have them alone ~ mnoh p
niy JoYf ihai's so eaelHimed ihs
Rnw fofhor nl'll telegraph thom a.
inmo ughl 0u "a Dnoe ~ 'fesRs hifi
Hga
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
About Lead Pencils.

The ordinary-siz lead pencil, such
as one gets when he goes into store
and asks for "a lead pencil, is seven
inches in length: and q tride more
than quarter OF al inch thick. PEN
ellis are made in many different styles
and shapes and for many special uses.
Special pencils Of very small diameter
are made for Mathematical instr1,-
ments. Another small diameter pencil
is the programme pencil made for
dancing orders, of which the sale i'll
this country is estimated at five thou
Sand gross annually. Programme
pencils are made round and hexngon
IL shape, and finished Ill variety OF
rolors and styles; some are wound
with silk Programme pencils are sold
sharpened, anl with ring and c cord
and tassel attached, ready for Use.
Other small percils made arc those
used for tablets anl memorandum
books. Checking pencils, with red,
blue anu green cIayons. are now used
extensively in commercial establish
ments and by express and railroad
companies, and in almost every Office.
Thousands Of gross Of checking pen
cils l:c sold annually, and the sale Of
them j, constantly increasing. Crayon
pencils for various uses are made Of
all colors and in many tints. --Boston
CultiYntOr.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
The Horse Remembered the Com.

Eleven years ago horse WAS par
chased for the fire engine PortIan1:
No. ?. on Monjoy E;i!. This horse
was called sold rom," ami it hel2aA
draw the engine for six years and was
then disposed Of. It has been draw
ing al ashcart OF late years, and tue
other day went by the engine house.
Engineer Lorlng, who knew the ho:s"
well, fell into conversation with the
driver, and told him that lie hadu't a
doubt that if the old horse was put IL
MS stall and the gong was sounded he
would rush for his place il front
the eIgiae just ss be used to do. The
driver doubted this, ana they agreed
to try it. The cid horse, now tiIteen
years old, was put in his stall, where
BE hadn't been for five years. At tie
first sound Of the gong be started for
his place under the harness in jroht 0:
the engine. He tried to go quickly,
but made sorrv exhibition OF ninble'
ness compared with his former hablT.
Portland (Me.l Press.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
4 Bi1ody Deed Recalled.

The Csoaret Debene, tavern II the
Rue Ha1o, near the walls OF Pa-ls'
will shortly disappear. The tavern
had ACQUIRED notoriety through inc
fact that in 1871 the Communists
murdered fifty hostages-gendarmes
and priests-in its garden. Ine rag
ged population OF Belleville, lnturlst-
ed bv the bombarlment OF the city oy
Government artillery, insisted on re-
taliation; the fifty hostages were
brought from the prison La Roquette
to this garden, and then, without Woio
Of command or order, shot OF cu'
down, and horribly ruutilated after
words, New York World.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
An Unfinished Brlc2.GE

Cid Commodore Tyre;i VA sitting
with some friends the o!lar COY whon
the heat impolled him to ~ | Hp BIS
SHIRT sleeves. As he did SO t;!a e.Yo O;
{, reporter who was sitting 1y nlm fell
AEON M India ink decoration upon
his wrist.
Let ne sec lat, Co4moivr2,* =
eiii.
The old se& cog extenAed his r!gIs
arm across tho table Tor jnspcr.;on.
rbe decoration vas Il shield all: all
eagle and one side was something than
Joo::ed like an unfinished wreath.
"Thv didn't the ar;ss: finish 't!'
the Commodore was asked.
Sab, that's story o. ths 2"lU!n1sS
o1 var, my boy" said he, - Je grew
thoughtful aud stopped ti!s joking
that he mad been jn:lii!gipg IL. 1T
Was when was & stripping D: boy III
the navy that that Was done. .''ike
all bows, I thought J. vas not Il +i::;'
tiu,?g ar until J. had nly52! ta:to1,,,
and 0. tmy mates started 70 ?nF'ie
Il bracelet around my wri:t. Ij!sr wI5
lie day before thc baltic @: Mobile
ba~. BE did as mach as yea 50: ::tf1
aud was going to finish it 'eSs ';HE-
Next day we went Into &ctio;: az h:st
SHOT t!lat cams across on iec.i a;r'I;l
.uy mate right aal;3saiHs. III ! a.
Door fellow never knew "la5 iiaisii. |
hin.
Il never woul;l Ict anybody c'%"
:inish It, but maybe wEc2 <" t.
Davy Joues's locker Ill meet D:2A Iii
~cs him to finish tnat bracelet. --!l-
,iDnati Tribune.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31

COL. LOtELL'S
ao,u;uot;tn in tl@ Srrrnd .B0S$nrhu$et&$
District arGS Mr sNljcct u rRit"riHt r"h1-
7),ent IN the BostDn .J0urnGI dS Jni!recS:
..Jnot Gnimaird and Stubjorh rDn.c$t ia
Ln Second C0uncW0r District rnds in the
Sc!rriinn or' an admirnb{e candiln'o, C0{.
BsnI:n1in LnreN of Hcymoutd. Col. Lor-
rU is rae Of tie 1eS:-EHDtrts Gad hrst.iihed
mcn in The STATE. 4 gGl!Gnt Soi!ier. An
cuerGciic fadn Of business. $in!'rdrt Re-
ruIIjc4n. he dr<crrcs rel n hes pGi'.n.
rhich has hon0red him ar;h ianrr bGn one
conspicuous mark 1f lis con.fdcar", "nd
has made no miStoke in giring him this
Drcsent non,;nati0"- LW. LrceN has an
nrmy of tcqrne perSonG 1ricnelS. lie Sho"fd
be ca,'rjGd into he Erecntirc CoEnc1 Gy q
1ccojsi-JreGi'$nI nQj9ritH.H
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
.ne New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Statement.

Iha New Orleans cotton cN''GIH:," o'ai%-
aient from .;":trri'rr 1st to 0.i.'!':1 25iii. II
elusive:
T.7: receipts. l.3:I25s iai.> a;;.:.;: J.
1i;i64S la$: yea". 1.3JJ. tQS va. i'.':;.:'' r-I
;.i!L ..66.j13 i"r The SAN" iilh" IA l"'1:
ny"s,arG ~ I;.:i.. an't CaG:i;, 123.t!3 HG:!:1si
!-77SS. $3.50 aud -. 7.;';: interior st,'.N u
''y,','- "f t:t=:?!er L.. y Ii ;.::a!,t -lH.-
n:;4 19I .5b3 iGj.2ii; ) Southern Eli tH"l:i-s.
- 81 a-a!hs. l45. 81. 12i.1S2 AMI l-I.'N:
c-p!. irro.tSn: int i:;lt G:!riIE % di:Ts l.
date. 1.9!l.j1+ against 2.%G9.&2 j. ~, ,zG9
aud GSi 81: crop brought l;l.u sat i"T ;h;
week 4l5 241 a@ii1st so. 500 1nr III" ~''v'n
iHy7 'lr!'ri Oci"l"'r 18th list year. '--3.iI3
and ;J3. .G4i: req brought int" Ssht !"E III"
ilr.t - days Qi Ortp!"r. 1.5S7 .V@2 against
l.6.J. So. :3!G}. lG0 ana ,I45,G OIL.
t.,F. u:rispHs i'll these rr:rvrlS i.rc I;,;r ~
t" 4: corresponding date last year. y'':r
l:"-,' ;,i.ii IL lSl2, and not - The r"s'' - tic
r,'spGl..iinS week. Comparisons ;'E ~'"'f'
w.rlh t:.:;.' il 81 days .: The Sc;!>un !;:-f !;!-
j1 y"ar h-:o-r i'll; and l9 il 1872. asni"S:
on!Y So .a*s this var.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
BIG FIRE IN AUGUSTA.
= planning Mil and ~ TcnEament
Houses DESTROYED.

One Of the largest lire, in ,h" History u
August. 81 fur ~ extent Dl trrrit0r: Is con-
ccrnr.!. viSit"l that city Iri'iay' HIttrnocn.
1t started in the st!ji'5 Of the lumber 1nti
plar.ins mill Of Jesse Thomisun r Co.. a:'d
consumed this plaut in Il l2"' iniautc* !!
was located OIL tho outskirts pl The riir ana
on one side vas Il great stretch OF small
frame houses. \ very hiS' w;n' was hl""-
inS in the Objection Q! t!rS" hc'!s.s iln' Sr''.t
burning enJtrs were carrie" li"ll IL TIC ar.
sc.tin, fire 10 houses two and three hs0'E:
away. while those much ;irarr: Temporarily
cscapa,,l DESTRUCTION. Ilu:v were |o0"iri.
however, for the wind was - tict:: ;t1' III"
ncighlj0rhuod 50 inilamI:ati" that il WaS Ill
10 time under th,. cnutrol Of Ill" tire d"ra:t-
Iuc,t, and the FIRE was not cit:n:s"iSa"G IN
til it hal spent itself. The ciah:rs -! forty,
four houses are I'LL tllt r!:nalu Ill IL" "arn"d
district. which stretches along several
su:ar.%. Several hHGdrcl rrop!.: are hone
less. The tota! value. III th3 property dc
Strpvr.l is fully s75. .01l, Oh .lIc:; ln:"ran:r
is onIy about $25 ,O90 or 50. .0O3.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
Salaries OF English CiersyMene

English clergymen's salaries ere rot
as high as is commonly believed. IN
Crociford's clerical directory fos this
rear statements Of the actual value OF
S636 benehces out Of 13,242 IN Eng
land are given. OF these e3S are
worth $500 year OF less, 274S mora
$1,000 or less, 4219 less taan s2SOo'
792 less than $4,000, l73 less than $1,000,
fortv-tnree only $4,000 or less, and
rTeaty-three more than $4,000, six be-
irs a6ove $500 and but one OF these
above $4,000. The l; ''inal value in
the case Of the other As ! osnehces Is
fer nearly 5000 less than $500, and
for thousand more less than S2ooV.
In addition to this income, however,
the Incumbent has the use OF house
and in the country at least OF a gar
den.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-10-31
Catsrr1, Cannot DO Cured

With local applications, a theT canH3t reach
she seat Of The disease. Ctta7rh IS Il blood OF
eonstitutional disease, and IN ordtI tG cure
n yo1 must take in,erna, remedies. Ea!l.
Catsrrh Cure is taken INTERNALLY, and acts d.
rcctly on cne blood aud mucous sucf ace Halls
Carar-h Cure IS not a. quack inediciHe. TWAS
prescribed BY one Of IN; best PHYSICIANS m ms
oount " foc years, and is regular prescriptions.
& is composed OF the best tonics known, co:T:'
5ined with the best blood purifiers. acting di :
7ect!y on the mucous surfaces. Tie perfect
combination OF the TWO ingredients Is WHas
produces such wonderful results |" curing c.
sa-rh. Send for testimonials. t!ec.
FL. CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, ..
Sold by Druggists, price s3c.