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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
Greenviiie Hu.tl,n..
Gresnville MESSENGER

Greenville Messenger.
II the Masonic Widows and ornbsn..
some Is not located at Greenville. it won't
be the fault Of the members Of the loo,
iooge They are hustlIng with ~,
sasssy ana are receiving insterial asslst-
snce from the citizens COMMITTEES.
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CURRENT FUN.

You Can Turn 1t Out. Though. He
Don't let your father put in an electric
light.
she--why n5t?
He-Well. err. you can't turn 1t low, dom
you see?-Detroit Free Press.
She was Reminded.-She looked BIN
straight in the eyes.
What are you thinking of?' he asked
tenderly.
Il Was thinking" she replied "of in
finity. AS | gazed into your couutenance
was reminded of the far-ofl deuths OF
space"
"Reallys''
Yes. Space. you know is such an I'M
mense Observation-Disclosures Star
At tho Barber's .---Apprentice Finishing
the lathering OF customer-Yes, sir.
there's no monkey business allowed by cur
boss every time We cut customers face
II means n fine Of a quarter
Then he adds. brandishing his razor:
But today | don't care a rap; I've just
won s. at the races!'-Figaro
Out of place.--Penelope- there ARE
lots Of good fish in the sea.
Kathryn (who has ciHne home from the
summer resort unengaged) Yes, but why
don't they come out on the beach?--De-
| troit Journal.
Temptation Resst:d.--The daily poet
gazed at his bit OF paper on which he
had written:
hoy
! low
Away ever at the right hand side Of the
page. Then he shook his head.
| No." he said 10 himself, II lust won't
do 1t, 1t is too obvious. Cincinnati En-
| auirer.
/ Sir" said the naughty Lady Constance
Il can read you like book"
"Oh, then, tell me-" cried Rcgipsid de
sentless, breathlessly do marry the
rich heiress in the last chapter. Harper
Bazaar.
The Way He Feels.
want TO be an angel
Which same shows my good taste;
And yet. might Is we'll remark.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

The yellow fever germs have been wiped
out completely ard the Mississippi va.iey
criasry c4n resume business where " 'e1'
eff after the subsistence of the hood.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Rev George Reader. who the other gay
married a couple IN a bon's den, mas pss''
expelled from the Boston TheoicsleaI un'-
versssy on the ground that his ae'
u-isgnified.
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GOSSIP

~
NJ
uUcclP set
-,
q, p,ssa aofk' ",
can 49, r,or.
than ean :.
nm Ns.r,..
4, occnn,sa EXS
bans. I'M h,,.; R.
poss,h,s = .a. ~
0 70 saln az
the big WHOLESALE NJ
neighborhood fIoN
chairs IT, 80.
.,,... - souna
11,s 'oday found
y o. Mills fAtt
george Francis N
Of his room ~
= week last Monday
p'aoe Oeo'er than bel
mouse or the contia
ived for years- Hud
been received from
mourning FOR rooms.
sn raaaciseo. Indian,
i'usours' Baltim4
e 81 s,na The writers
YORK. Ai,"n. ~ de &. :
floating in the 'I mss -, srs
goodiy percentage aprrs
Detween 20 cents al Z
ings. This Is about ~
scale between a xooS
mouse and a suits n =
broadway and Fifth y.
There's a movemeut Z.
Santa Claus on, \, \,
Han h,, \. ~. !.
9 'si'ed MIN ~
The pastor OF the Pm
with DR.. Hall, but s,ya ~
Claus Is an integral -, W
observance. Rev. g. pn,Is
| Central Metropolitan =
obliterate the children.
substitute manger exa..,.:
| Mcmillan sec. :. u
hand down nrssa U 49,; ~
room. but Mrs D =
engaged in missin. 1T
| Christmas sho,sd -
holiday. Tbera MAJ
| about 81. NicI
but be has an srr,r -
he is barred out !, ~ aazs
| find the home 49, - .ae -
wide omen tho woo,s 49, a.
Letter writers .,,.,,s W..
the boro,yh do.,.,.., J.
| CITY in address,n. ,...., 4. Z:
opening of the nov ~. ~
Of street names IN "a. KS. 8
which ar n-.s.,. b
n,.
.ass'ent, 10 oound 70 eeco4|
ous nauuicai-ior some u|
Mo,npe service py me
sa.'aii ana nrooKiyn oogS
I l,.ui a uistance, ne eo4
Si.y VIII naturally u 0
Moh IN street nomenciaan
,er 70 De conveyed NM =
halna.'ah borough, ~
eye on the borough. a.
get there without any
Good ren.. e., -. ~
~. NV
menus came IN the SOAP
that fourteen sites ID n
have bsen cbosen far ~
., ,',,s,.
parAs anu cniiarens
spots and recreation IN
WV UM,,, TOT a', h loar years a., ~
been called hence ~
sight. 1t is also pFoax
Island. In the East y!
n.rt Tba horo,sh ~
well dotted with oasei
the century.
The cosmopolitan 80
up of Greater New yofk
phasized by the openin6
ilaiiano IN the oowe
sears Known as -.
'A'ai pioe a
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The spanlarss think enough OF us :"
purchase +a-co head o. cattle 70 IeAas
sympathy with the cubars will not oe 90
praounced as 70 prevent the corsunina-
tiosa OF the czttte sales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

That biennial Saengerfest soon to take
place at Galveston Will afford the Hous-
ton vocalists a good chance 10 display
their well-known musical talents
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From the washington Post.


A BLACKBOARD, NoTwlTHsTAND-
lNG.--some weeks ago. at time when
there seemed no immediate prospect OF Mr.
Edward Langtry's Heath, we took occasion
to comment upon his cnrduct with refer
enoe TO his wife, and to express the orin
ion that he was. perhaps, the most unmiti
gated cad OF whom we had knowledge or
report. This opinion was based, as now
appears. upon very impe.sec; information
as to the mans character and actions. We
haG, In fact. only his own account of him
sell to go upon, and were in the dark as 10
many circumstances calculated to Illus
trato ais true inwardness. Now. that
Lanstiy has died. however. and The seal OF
silence has been broken. We hear from Mrs.
Langtry's lawyers many things which she
had previously, out of pure consideration
Tor his feelings. kept inviolate. We hear
IN fact. that throughout all he period q.
their separation the husband drew from Liza
wires estate regular allowance: thai
while ne Was abusing and naligl,ng her.
and intinating the West ana rnosr aAnn,,
Unable charges against her charaerer h.
Was partly, II not Wholly, living on her
| bounty When he made those charges. ana
when we knew nothing OF him except tha,
ne was man assailiIg and lisparaging Inc
one Woman IN the world who should be- M
| ersd from his assaults, We denounced him
as scoundrel and cad Now that wa
nave heard more. and know that he vas ali
me time receiving pensiou from his wife
we KNOW that our ienunciatlon OF him wa.
| not nearly as emphatic as II might have
been II there be in all the world a cres-
turc more contemplate than he who cas,.
me mother nf his child. it 10 be VIII, does
AZ ths while accepting money from ,hs
victim OF bis cowardly ami base ,Ietrar.,nr
So~Ed LAnstry appears TO have been
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

The talk about 5-ocut cotton has given
way TO 4-ccnt cotton. Those farmers who
raised tobacco on coast country lands
however, are raking in the dollars.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

wEl soon ma6ke application for admission
70 sne bar Wonder he didn't start
newspaper.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Stump Ashby. tho populist leader. is
going to take whirl at the law. and
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The Way He Feels.

I want TO be an angel,
Which same shows my good taste;
And yet. ! might Is we'll remark.
I'm not at all In haste.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
Keep your eye on Blanco. and look out
for his Typewriter

In the recent parliamentary election IN
Southeast Lancashire. IN which bmetal-
ism was the issue the liberal beat the
unsonist and conservative candidate by
so votes. The London Times. comment
Ing on the result remarks: THE union
lists defeat mast be regarded as due IN
part TO Lancashire disappointment at the
governments rejection of the proposals
OF the Wolcott monetary commission"
The silver question continues to bob up
serenely on both sides OF the Atlantic.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

That American jockey. Tod Sloane. is
teaching the English sports how to ride
and how to win.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

The Hardeman Crenn.) Free Press man.
who takes great interest IN the fair sex,
thus gives them a tip I'VE beg to whis-
per TO those Of our lady friends who wear
shirt waists ard boomers that we some
times md our lost collar button in our
boot leg"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

The general government now offers to
assist all fever stricken communities in
cleaning M. THIS VIII be welcome news
to nearly all the Gulf coost cities where
sanitsticn has been secondary consider
alton when the annual budgets are made
up.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

The officials connected with the Turk
ish embassy at Berlin have not received
dollar OF salary for year, their debts
now aggregate 100000 marks. and their
creditors are importunlng them for their
money daily. In plain vernacular, they
are financially busted and don't know
what's next going to happen
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Dallas proposes to bore a hole into the
earth In order to md out what is beneath
tho city. or course Barney Gibbs WIZ no,
be allowed 10 blow into II.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Tho Daughters of the ccnfederacy VIII
soon organize a chapter In Houston. and
The Pest hopes to see II worthy sue
cess
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Whea Wey.er returns To Spain he win
not be courtmartialed; ne will be lion
ized. He is cred.ted with stealing a
million AZ oro fell swoop and will be
looked upon as avery distinguished cit
ize1l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14
The Car1ists eulogtze Weyler Now, who
WA eulog!ze the carists?

TIL ex-EnpreSs Eugene, although II
years of age, is still woman of attract
I've appearance, showing the remains of
that great beauty which distinguished her
when all the world paid her homage as
empress of the French. Since the death
of her sen. the prince imperial. she finds
solace only in travelling. and spends most
OF her time yachthng-anywhe 10 be
away from the busy crowd.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Judging by the nunlber of marriages,
love laughs at 5-eent cottan as well as
locksmiths
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

In the late election in New York, the
people. so TO speak. killed two birds with
one stone" In casting their ballots for
Van Wyck they at the same time Incl
dentally voted for 81 gas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

SPANS pacific reply was PROBABLY made
necessary by her Inability TO raise sl5-
10000 with which TO purchase war ma.
ter!al.
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me !! oA As!A. eosT. 1''s 2: :; 7. =. e.
seMi-WEEKLv POST. 80 CO - wssk.
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Temptation Resistsd.-The daily poe
gazed at his bit of paper on which h
had written:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-11-14

Away ever at the risht-hand side of tn,
page. Then he shook his head.
No" he said 10 himself II Just won
do IT. 1t is too obvious. "--Clncinnsti En-.
auirer.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05
SIDNIE'S "CIRCLE'

| she was SO gOod-natured and lively
that we had to talk to her sometimes
She told us about the East and was
always talking about u "Circlc" o
some sort. There was the Kings
! Daughters Circle and the "Scwip"
Circle" and Missionary Society,
| and once when Billy asked her il She
is quito Il pugilist for his age) Sidnic
said he wasn't 10 the "circlc Of her
acquaiutanccs.' After that we tcuscd
her awfully about her circlcs.'
One day pa, Billy and | went down
to Chapeta Ranch. 1t was u hot day
We hadn't had any ~in for weeks.
The grass under our horses hoofS
broke OF tine and powdcry. When we
had gotten about half way home, pa
says.
"BDys, isn't that smoke of in that
direction ~
1t was smokc-rolling up thick and
fast like the great card OF black wool.
Pa looked anxious. 1t seems to be
right in the line with my tree claim"
says he.
Pas trccclaim wa: the apple of his
eye. He had planted it three years
before and tended IT carefully, and
now had thousands Of young saplings
from six to ten feet high. And that
meant Il good deal in trCu-lcss Dakota.
We gallopcd on faster and faster
The air was choking with smoke, and
far awnywc could sec little. red tongi2s
Of il.mc licking up the short gray
buffalo grass-all the prairie that way
seemed aiirc.
Pa groancd. :" 1t is cncircling all
the trvc-cl0im ~ he said.
We didn't stop at our ranch, but cal
Inprd right on toward the trcc-cIaim.
, The smoke was 80 thick that we
, couldn't syc anything, but when we
got near. there "" SAW rows and rows
! Of young -Apiinga like brown and gar
net tringrs with their green tops all
/ unhariurU. AND rs gust OF wind
/ lifted tn" smoke for a minute, we saw
moving figures and IL dark linc-thcrc
/ were Old Dunbin and Kate hitchcd TO
piOw. and, trudging after them in
! the freshly made burrows, with her
| hair nying and red checks all smoke
: hcgrim"u wae-CDusin Sidniu
. shall never forget the look in her
DIg, brown eyes as she called out:
II have pjOwcd three burrows around
the tree claim, Inclc George, and the
trccs are all right, only few on the
outer edge so you see that girl
wasi, as much Of IL "Lcndur-fU,t" a.
/ We had thought her. She knew that {.
/ lurrO" Oh damp earth was the best fire
/ break.
| But my , Iou ought TO have seen
! TIL" htistcrs ON her hands. Billy had
4 choke in his voice when he locked al
. them and told her how brave she had
been. But Sidnir only laughed aud
flashed back another look at us as sh,
said
Well, boys, there are 'circl ,s' and
circles, aren't there and how do YOU
like the one made out there around
the trccclaim -
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05
In" aroqnrnt heavy rains bavlng him
oorrd ana delayed this work, Sen.lsinnl

Ino arcqn'nt heavy rains baving him
dorcd ana delayed this work, Sen.1slnnI
cotton continues to thrive. '"'"
Th" pcn Drop ls dol az vol ponor,,,v
having attained good stands. In thr
w"stcrn oouut'os lurgo norcnpo VIVA
wanted. In p'ncos whore IL is Too w"t
'h"rn Ia IN cxCnssivo shedding OF lonyou
noted.
Tobacco curing 10 progressing rap.
td'y and fnvornbly. In Marion and
llorrA half tho crop hna boon gathered
The quality of thN lonf ls superior, OK.
r"pt IN upper Darlington. Tho crop Ia
being marketed In plncoa.
li'co hn" improved with tho season
aud Ia doing worry wrll except upland
which IN plnrCH ia rather poor. More
rain would benefit RICO In Tho George
town district.
T"rn'p and rutabuHn sowing is we'll
under way.
Sugar cano was greatly improved
oS, the ratns aud Is very promising.
italo peaches arc better siHcd than
carry varieties, but they rot nv they
r'gs and apples plentiful.
ro,Lng. WV '"'S "'o
Ehntns rXccl'ont In Wil'iumshur,
.rh,' "T'".Ns afford excellent grazing.
NY ny august hay crop will bo hruyv,
mo ohtircd crop situation IL nt this
v,"S exceedingly Bright with promisc
ol Houndant harvest. '''''''o
nrom tho nattona: bulletin OF .Ju]v 10.
,, Ia tho Southern States lnto CORN
m"st ""s oe"n greatly improved during tn"
P"sI week, except In portions nf
needed" ""''o ruin Is
49,. general Improvement IN tho ,,,
dltion OF cotton Is reported frnm ", thn
central and eastern portjuns on VI tt tnc
cotton belt, and also portions nf tho o
western section. Picking continues IN
southwest Texas" 'o' All
}. w. Bauer, Director.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05

tered rs tho Mount Zion CJl,cpc, which
Is now IN highly noMrishtn INK rundl
tion undor the m,u >scmcn, OF Mr.
Tucson, gentleman OF varicd ability
and popular manncre, In hnth ,I,nn,r' ;
men,s' TUG male and female, tho srhrvr
nnmhe's little abort OF thrro hnnlrrd
pn M'sN prohatly no tnstltutionlin'Caro
thn state College than this, W.
n"soNNN IA growing vi lagc
'are" h"'ck buildinge arc Ia tho nr,
YEA ,, w erect'on and we would suye cst
'hat a new and elegant court ESnsr
w""'" keep them company better than
~" .,W, Proseht Anticipated cdiitcc, mo
80 tNM'"nsn'rH' ~ 0''i. u9tel, y under tho charge
To tn" place, both outMardlv am, IN t,n
lntrrnal appointmcnta. :" "e
W'nnr,hor"' has weekly ncwsrar,r.
r"mark whtoh we might have made
OF Spartanhurg. ""'
tirro .rnlvth, drar reader, u,
'Notcs, at least Tor tho present WV
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05
AN Old MAGAZINE.
~ Visitor or Many Years Ago and His
Impressions OF Our County.
he Spartan.

! nc spartan.
Two weeks ago DR.. John B. Ucnnc-
man prepared for The Spartan an in
tcrcsting sketch OF The Orion" mac
nzinc pnbl.sh oy the Richards BROTH
er5 in Pcnt, Id, Ga. smorc than half a
century ago. He has furnished some
extracts IN regard to certain places in
Upper South Carolina which will in
tcrrst all intelligent readers.
Col. ). II. Pointer was ut Brown t. oi
vcrsity. Rhode Island. 1888 to 1859.
For three years he lived in the house
o; William {. Richards, who was then
pastor Of the Ftrst Baptist Cnurch of
that city. Aftor leaving Charleston he
went to New York and engaged in some
literary venture which did Lot succeed.
Tie then entered tho ministry of the
BAPTIST Church and was a most accept
able preacher. He had quite literary
turn, and his wife also wrote book or
two. Her sister, Mrs. Alice Haven,
was also writer of some celebrity 10
to 30 years ago. Aftor leaving provi-
dcncc MIR. Richards went to Mussachu-
sctts and then to Chicago, whore he
died four or five years ago. Colonel
i'lonier says that Addison Richards
was living in Now York, but he fire.
Qucntly saw him at his brothers house
in l'rovidcncr. He married Il Young
.ady OF that town. His homo has been
| IN New York ever since he left tho
south. For q long timo he was in
charge Of tho Academy of Design, or
some similar art establishment of Now
ork. He is still living, or was a few
years ago
:, me Richards brothers were born in
England -
80 much for the men. The follow
,hS Is the way in which Addison Rich
uas sketched the places visited by
mn. ~, In u Piedmont In 1912.
LIABLE ROCK, S. C.--This sccno hos
o"oh 100 rec, ntly described and pic
'urcu on our Ea5es to warrant present
,emarK. 1t Is certainly one of the
sreatest curio .itics in Dame Nature's
1outhern cabinet, and our rcnde, q
'honid or they have not already visit.
"a ~ contemplate it h, nc forth 40 an
Nj Dora o. pumpkintown, too ais
worth visit, II it be only to see how
ltI!o Is necessary to constitute 81 Vii.
: lage recognized on the man. Mvconn
pAgnon has immortalized himscIf and
Pumpkintown too, in a poem, frnm
which we quote stanza or two--thn
irst deprccating in 2 feeling mannnr
NGhe advent Of rain while he Was under
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05
Death Pulls the Trigger.


do the rest. Men nowadays are all in a
hurry. They bolt their food, and get ind.
gcstion and torpid liver. The blood gets
impure. When the blood is impure, sooner
or later something will "s,nashh The
smash will be at the weakest and most
Ovcrworkcd point. In a marsly country
it will probably be malaria and chilis. x
working man will probably have a bilious
attack. A clerk or bookkecper will have
deadly consumption. business, or pro-
fessional man, nervous prostration or
exhaustion.
1t isn't hard to prevent or cure these dis.
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'Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical
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The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05

We are yet (December, 1889 in
search of the man who at harvest
blamed himself for cultlva:ing the
crop too we'll, or who in his old AGE
regretted that he had not indorsed
for a friend oftencr.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05
WHEN MONEY Is CLOsM

You want to save doctor bills then
lor you want the Bcst, Surest and
quickest Remedy for all pains. such rs
ilHSheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache,
ioothache, Cuts, Bruises, Burns
Sprains, Stitf Joints, etc. Rice's Goose
crease Llnlment cures all these at
once. IL also relieves Group, Colds,
Coughs and Pains in chest and sides at
once. Always sold under u asarantee
by all druggists and gcnera8 stores.
Made by Goose Grease Linimcnt Co.
Greensboro, N. 9.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1897-08-05
We
| riCeS

,. on Pianos Organs and Sewing Machines. We
u,ve our BUSINESS these hard times by selling Cut
frlccs We don't sit down and croa about the scarcity
OF money like the old fossils who let purchasers pass
on when they won't pay them great long profits. If you
want to purchase Piano Organ come and see
us and we will sell you We have on hand the largest
and best selected stock of Pianos in the State including
some of the best makes the market, and going
TO sell them We guarantee our prices to be lower
than any other reliable dealer will make Our terms for
time purchasers arc easy. Only small cash payment
required and make the sailing smooth For
Spot Cash Buyers we will say, you buy Piano or
Organ cheaper from us than from any concern in the
business: we keep constantly hand q full STOCK
OF OF small Instruments consisting of Guitars, Banios
MandoIns, Au'oharps Violins, &c. Also the various
n p"f,S srngS and supplies for same We selling
want one just intimate it, and you will be surprised how
low you can buy one, Our stock of sheet music both
vocal and instrumental is kept full and you can get any
OF the popular and up-todatc songs and music at any
time Yours truly
ALEXANDER BROS & CO.,
.GItEENVITLE, S.