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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

Sie Cirhp mar nm fn1npunpu Gnuu-
Inn ION ibpriIut, WipDsiht botte ma
ihGSnr mpttpr rins or66rrp QnhI MN Gins
odhtiocu ais ionft ms 0ottssbaus Qe.
lOdt, pie0ei6t mar Is Der @unI6, Die
nele Mrs. Sbupler gu ie6en, ilber bic
wioeripre6euoe 8erii6te i'm umlauf
wareu. Sd bate 1ie bereit3 Qeieben,
funo mid uber ou6 ibon ,iriib auf Der
OrOel ein. unertl1rli6e Nufreguuo
benlddtiete Iib meiuer, als Der @agen
porIubr uno Die Iamilie Sbulsr ben
Greu,aana betrat.
Mis Ih6nl" hohtp ishsr unmintIr.
lin ola Gnith NIT oSisnttsu WIifeu
mn (siipm NniIun nm Gnth nm her
mpuo;pr;npn mpuns nnriiher ibrem eikp
,mid,ritt
mxs.. s C,.t...S;,.u,o .,x-
SSuVS'"U VIZ NV. ~,
muV,e '"T' " Is,, 49,"
osi ota;, y" T :" 49," ",.W. w
tn.s'; naH9. "II o'"' "'n' S" s D..tS.
.'m W."V"' ,O"o," o.. ' E'a h,ian
Ust 1st."SvG Wv """ W nV I'm
INV "" nu, w." % ~""
m;s wa;G,.s mN. 49, ,,,,,,,
Dtb "Os',tt at "' o" WH.
r";tns mios ~ ,sHsn matte =. y,
Wrs Worton nsISnt punns" hotte
10 nis iunoe Nrom osuonnt mrs. Ior.
tou srmortrts ain Elm hIii6sunes hin
;hss nihtsionpnnps G,siihtheu nit hpm
Observation-Disclosures ,Stempel osm6buliher
Sbtunit Inn 10 msbr mar lie bstrs.
tor hsim Mnblif Nor itol,eu Gh6nbsit
ME ouoeubliflih ale NCrI1ke. bic lie
Wis WnIiiters bolber oefo6t' umItieE.
Sieis Game lieB lib nibt surildleBen,
oas iilblte lie. uno mar psrnllnttlg 9e-
mug, sinSuisbsn, baB nldt eoitb ibr,
ionosrn lie eoith untergeOronet tpdrs.
Sisber molte lie WtlB Eol'tsrs 6rsuno'
lbaft sntbe9ren. oa9te lle. uho oraDte,
als l'e Aaq Der SlrVs aEI lpaen sSasel'
par1ets, slIe lotN'IlWe Sptnsult9 81
Stanoe. Mola''Gltos ,V'uuel,t 2uas
tGn8 1ur Vets' Sgug'sIs SWp"pe''
ele9af3 nl'o s'soe"s'p''olS'st.
8srtis bate audi germ EN- gSleosrer.
tennen III Scene 9eleBt, Wrs. GO9ers
aber aoa lie 9elpaltiam NIT up tort.
8ottfrieo bate Der Steiner perlpro.
den. an SOnntas Wtr. &plss grab gu
bsIu6en, tie wolte iib pOrbsr iibsrssu-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
sd TONNE ipeben bon 9telu 0ort."

SD TONNE ioeben bon Neru g)ort. "
,,Son Stem Yort?" rief Gertie,
,,uno bsute iit S~onnta9!"
nSa, meme feline 8%uritdneriu, ober
Seimueb na6 b%etannteu @eIidtern
uno friiher FREEZER Ganoluit lieB mid
nltt lon9er a~O9ern."
8utmiitbie lddelno i9aute sr in
8ertie5 liebliAes,@sliht uno oO6te. mje
dbnlid cs jenem anoeren 8eliht6en
tudre, ous unter @n9lanos 8oocn
l6lief. Sanu mari er einen Bid Gui
oas wobl 9~e9epflegte @rab uno las oell
Namen: "Sames u. 2Dle, 9ebOren IN
Ilmpif."
Gr las bic @ortc ldut. Niemano
aber b0tte Dermutbet, oaB er Dem mel.
BEN 6rabltein unterwe9s ihOn entQes
aenQebllft uno oes 8r0bes lenes
uSames u. SDle 9ebOren in Nlmluif'
balber, New Yort uerlalieu bate.
rWOlen mir mad Sauis gebenP''
Iraate Goitb. .8Ottfrieo miro li6
Ireuen. Sic al ieben."
etpas in ibren 3ilQen beranlaBts
Robert einen fliihti9sn Bid auf Sertie
81 tuerfen.
.Sie iebsn ii9 dbnli9", ba6ts er,
lie tOnnten S6peitern ieiu."
Sierauf ihrittsn iis benz Giusaua gu.
mo 8ertie ii5 BON ibnen psrabi9ie.
bette.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

ttlnoete. BAT cine 0ffentlibp l~tnterbolts
llnQ nit Gntrre sum Yeiten Der Sirs
tenfono5 auf Sbuyler Siu itattfinoeu
lpsroe, 5O9 Suite Die 9u0enbruueu
empor uno lG9elte gllice nit perQhtli.
der Wiene 81.
Die jlnaen 9Nmen bate ii6 nSes
BEN Sal I'M S6lOie iebr Qefreut, elm
yet aber, 5t Dem Seosrmann i3utritt
bate, bon Mtrs. Barton big su Wrs.
Sonoeuienhillen, idisn ibnen Elm
8reuel.
Sin WOrQens mar Der Sector oetonl.
men. nit Wtrs. Sbupler ben 8lan oes
iFeltes gu beiprehen. IS 9elang ibm,
lbr Die Sadie bon iOl6 nortbeil6after
Selte oarSuitellen, onB Iie in ibrer
S~er5ensQiite uno Dem 8erlanoen, oas
8ute nab &raiten su foroern, germ
TIRE @lnmili9unQ CAB. iOfern tie ben
Wiiniten' oes Oberiten ni6t uiosr.
iprdAe.
Is ortiebun9f olQt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

gram iein miilie, obwobl niht 81 ldu9s
men lei, ooB ibre duBere grI6einung
ettuas SeItedenoe5 babe.
Sap Iie alt uno labm lei, mar nur
ein Sher5, Den 6ottirieo lib erlaubte",
fubr Mib GOilitsr fort. .,Sie 5dblt
bO6itens ie6sunooreiBbia Sabre unO
bat lid ic6r gut c~onisoirt. SIR Be-
nebmen lit niht libel, aber tie 1T uno
bleibt cine Nbentellerin o6ne 6amilie
lnlo Namert. unier 9ludIi6es 3ulam=
menleben 1T QeItort."
Sic brad in SbrGnen aus, als lie
BON ben M0beln ers0blte, bic 10 lbmG6s
LID wegqe9eben woroen mareu, neil lle
ftir Oes 9auIes neue Serrln nlht gut
Qenu9 9eueien, Ob9leib cine &oiliter
llb oamit be9nil9t uno III benz aus
Sbupler Sil entfernten Bette Seltors
ben mar.
Wrs. Barton oeriuhte, bic Treunoin
81 trolten, uno fra9te, OBJ es lbr 8e-
u%uatbung mare, penn lie uno lbre Sob=
ter &Oiamuuoe auf SbuDler Sil gum
9tiu6e Der Mrs. SbuDler nibt pOrs
'prebeu Dliroeu?
Sas mar freili9 ein SrOit. Seit
SaoD @imilD's Sob mar Mrs. Barton
Die erlte Same oes Stdotdens, cine
8ernaAldili9ung ibrerieits allo emp
iinolid. Mit Dem 8eoanten lieB
Trdulsin &oiliter ii6 trOlten uno fubr
in beiterer Stimmun9 nab Saule.
Oils lie ibr 3immer erreihte. ountelte
es bersits. Wan brahte 2i4t. ibr
Ylif fiel auf etpas lluaemObnlibes.
Grihreft rieb Iie Die au9en uno fra9te
iih, oh lie on SimuestQulhun9en lit?
nsin, es mar g8irtlihteit, Die lei1te
bitbide Settlaoe mar DerIhmunoen. an
ibrer STEELE pranQte oas oiiltere, tOloI=
iaIe, altmooiide 9ing aus &oienbOlS
in benz lie I'M ale ShaBe Der Welt
feline Na6t Su9ebra1t bate. Sic mar
aber9ldubii6 uno nero0s, es tam ibr
pDr, als iGbe lie Die Itsrbenoe S9welter
als Porte iie ibr SOoesrOAeln.
.Nun, Santben mas ia9It Sl
oaSu?" rief 8ottfrieo, Der eben ei19es
treten. nSO1entlib madt es Dir
Sleuoe. SD babe beioenmGBig gear
beitet. oaB Ding al Srt uno STEELE gu
brin9en."
.,Su Bit isbr auimsrtiam, GOtt=
irieo, aber-"
.8as aber? mar es etlua ni9t Sein
Grnlt?"
,,8epiB mar es msin @rnit, aber id
mDhte bod ni1t in benz Sette Iblafen,
er eriunert mid gu lebbaft al meme
arme SdDelter. Sci artig. 8Ottfrieo,
LAB es wIeoer w%eguebmen!"
,,8eru. Santden, ib mill mid io=
0leih oaran MAIDEN. Bite. laute eins
mall"
gis Der geoiente srihisn, bate 8otts
frieb ibon Die S6raubeu 9elOlt, Ssioe
bemiibisn lih, bic alte Sronung Der
Sin9e ber5ultelleu.
IS mar alip nur blGuer SunIt t.,
la6ts @Ottfriso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
Die 0eieai9aft auf Sbnbler 3ia.

SIN Saufe weni9er Woheu bdtten
alle beroOrra9enoen 6amilien in Camp
lteao anf SbuDler OOr9eiproAen, Die
luu9e Grau 81 begrilBen.
Mrs. Barton uno lire So9ter Gos
iamunoe waren 81 WtiB &OIliters Ner=
ger Die grlten uno sei9ten lia entSiift
ilber Wrs. S6uDler. SOfOrt Guoerte
gtlB &oiIiter bic lactit.
,.@is freut MIDI S6re liebeuswiir=
oiae Guimertiamteit. Wrs. Barton,
iprah lie, Der 9ame bic Sano oriifsno.
lid weiB, es 9ei6iebt meines S6uas
gers 6alber."
Sic 6amilie Sbupler 1T 10 al0e.
mein 9ea6tet," wenoete lie iid an
goith, ,.oaB lie auf guimsrtiamisit
bon alien Soften rebnsn tanu."
Goitb ldhelte: Tie peritano, tuas bic
Shpd9erin meinte. llsberbaupt mar
oieIe Der einSiae Shatten hires 8Iiifes.
emma bate ibr polle Siebe s~ugemunot.
Suite b0rte msbr ouf Die eiieriii6tiQe
S0nte. Sei9te IiA aber tets b0fli9 uno
SupOrtommeno.
Nlice wlroe, I'M 8ottfriso su Gefal=
len, ,le miioe, Die juu9e 6ruu su be-
luunoern uno nah,uabmen, lie mar
duBerit l]iebensmiirci9 9egeu lie, mo
Die QeIammte Sieneridait, Mtrs. Sifie,
M Der SplBe, perebrte Gojtb auirib:
tlg.
Sur MiB RoIiiter ;og, elmer Spinne
Qlelh. oilltere 9teBe,. Dermohte 06er
teilten 0noeren Sebler al GoitD ;l eut=
osfen, a!s OaB lie ibres Sduuaers
6rau uno ni9t bon pOrneDmer Nbtunit
mar.
Goit6 ourdiA0ute bic Geinoin, uuo
iprah unuerbOlen BON ibrem 2eben in
Gnglano, NOD lire Wtutter Simmer an
6remoe Oermietbete, Die tleineu GiNs
finite Sl Oermelren.
IS mGre gut, meiute Mib ROiIi=
ter, ,,ipclu sic nl6t Don iplden 9il=
gen iprGben. 2euten in unierer Stel=
ullg tonlmt oas leltlam Dor.
Goitb oanfte fir ben freunoli6en
Wint, bemertte aber, ii9 ihdmte ii6
Der unperi6iIoeten glrnutb ibrer Wut-
ter nidt. 6reilih witnibte lie iebnljt,
oas olte 6rduleln mO4te enoli1 Die
ldngit ausgeIprobene &blibt perpirt=
liheu, uno iib eiu Sous in Nsw Dort
mietben. Grit Der 9lusIiibrung oieIes
8Ur1ubens aber beetle lRiB Roiiiter
lid niht. lie fano oas Seben in S9ups
Ter !Sll gang bebGglid, Die iunae 6rau
iuioer Grmarten ertrG0lid uno bei6loB,
bis mad Serlauf oes olGn3enoen iSe=
Ites, 81 Dem bereits 9rOBe 9orbereits
ungen SetrOIfsn wuroen, 81 Oerlusilsu.
Mrs. Siife mar fOrmli6 ilberHutet
bon SUDDEN. Sorten. @iuaema6ten II.
o9l., IN Sumplteao erwartete ieoe 6a.
mile, bic lid sur beIleren @eieQi6aft
rcdnete, cine Ginlaoun9starte.
gu mir fam 8ottIrieb ielbIt in Wr.
WucpberlOns Se9leitun9 uuo iiber=
reibte mir Die Sarte. 8ertis itano nebeu
mir, als ib Die giulaouns srbielt.
.Slt ss oas 8artsnfst, bon Dem 10
pisl 9siproden wiro," rief lie erreot.
Ser Part iOa nit buntsn 2ampen
srlsuhtst werosn. uno eiu SrbsIter
bon Sem Yort eintreneu. . wie germ
mO6t ib bin9eben, -aber Sinoer mers
ben wObl uiht s%iuselaosn."
..Sie slaubts. ibr tinoli6es 4ltsr
alein ltiinoe Der einlaouu9 entgeaen,
oab ibre GamilienUerbdltniis ndbsrem
umaauas nit ben Sepobneru bon
Sbuplsr Sil niht ~srlaubtsn. abnte lie
niat. Sd wOllte is barber nlbt auf-
tldren, uno iaSts nur, iis wdrs gu
jung.
Nm iolaenoen WOrssn tbsilts ie mir
iubeluo nit. ibre Sants mii6ts auf Dem
SdlOHe bslfen uno bate peripro9sn,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20
II. Lob RBAUER,
S6l86te 3Gitep 0Gerle!

Deru 3ettsr ibteebt iine, rrus Der 5a5rttant 9elp pers
lierer, nm istue @aarCn los ST. fuereer. Uir geber fur BE
a aaiss::a : :5iss$ss!s 9'! 81: frei E ss's ' S.: S $sa;:h y S;a:
aeuoeu per,buoueu Artiel: l DoucS Z:t H'anlhettens
GHopfe ftr Serreu ooer TImcr. te'feteno as .v:Ets" uuo
GTrpfeu IN lStttcm rUrlNneu Ucts, $50: / 2neEudeef,
TART golepldTttrt, nit i5pUem Stgtn. SlI5; lyiar Sprs
riuge nit unierem f]uulencer Girt';G:Nrsi rSlartIer",
rbr, c. o. D., mi, prtrslei;sg ag ~ :~HtsTtG+s; fur
q ca uno &:t''s."'.t"' go .:"r s NOT gee
"TsSo ilQgt, t9uEg. &. BGr .n's.t S9:g:i 5u.
rntocIbidt rart:u. Il. I.I ..:s;:: - sa4 > r!tc tcertb
mas iptr fir rem caE1e5: .r:.lA: IsFs"ssS. sEa3C: SL98
nit Ger 8 reSe Haf !cS i'uera tCir IIES:>- s'ratrftsn
Serrens4etscir otsr r-H:,n .'T;;:3 Ets:t' 81? S;tra yria
rntc sratiS: Gut b.jaSisu 80 aiL:i sc syasssicaeE.
ROYAL MFG co. SS4 S SsiassSsn at atsass'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-07-20

0piat oder
t ungesund,
tergrabt die
ion und der
.,chlimmeren
klich elende
und Opium
f der durch
sparilla her.
SO Sculeuy
iernd we'll sf
de ind yer-
aas
lernde Blut.
Her Eaerae
: wirllichen
lens durch
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06
Wants to do Away With Spies

COLUMBIA, January 1.-Mr. G. R.D.
Burns, Of Oconee County, is in the city
attending to his duties as member of
the Legislative com mittee charged with
the work of examining tbs books of the
State officers. He has been reelected to
the General Assembly and to-day asked
him what new legislation he would pro-
pose. He said he had several matters in
view, but the most important is his pro-
posed change in the dispensary law. To
quote his exact language he said: ~ pro-
pose to do away with the spy system
about the dispensary." Then he was
asked how he proposed to have the po-
licing looked after, and he said that he
thought 1t about time to leave something
on this line to the moral sense of the peo-
pie, and let the magistrates and sheriffs
have charge Of matters 80 far as came
within their province. He thought that
If something were left to the people them
selves, and they were not forced to do
things under the surveillance Of force
of constables, the law could be better en-
forced. Mr.. Burns remarked that he was
elected by the whole people his county.
He is member OF what has been known
as the Reform party IN this State, but
they now say that factional lines are to be
obliterated. His colleague, MIR. Werner,
is said to be an ardent Prohibitionist.-
NeiUS and Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06
Killed by O Jealous Husband.

SAVANNAH, GA. December 31.-A
special to the Morning News, from Way
cross, Ga says: Charles w. Wilson was
killed this morning by Warren H.
Williams, and the latter has, been ad-
Judged guilty of murder by the coroner's
jury.
The tragedy occurred this morning at s
o'clock in the lobby of the Southern Ho-
tel. Four shots were fired, two by Will
son and two by Williams. Mr.. Williams
surrendered to the sheriff, and made
statement to the coroner's jury.
Mr.. Williams is manager of the hotel,
having come here two months ago from
Gainesville, Ca, where he was manager
of the Arlington House. lie was gradu-
ated at emory College, and is proprietor
of the Hartwell, Ca, Sun. His health is
delicate. He is apparently 80 years old.
He is we'll connected in North Carolina.
Mrs. Williams, his young wife, is pretty
and accomplished. She arrived only !
week or two ago from Atlanta, where
she was i'll two months from typhoid fe-
yer in st. Joseph's Infirmary. Mrs.
Williams has beautiful head of black
hair and graceful figure.
Mr.. Wilson was about %, and hand
some man. His father, Col. I. G. Will
SOD, resides at Demopolis, Alabama, and
will arrive in the morning and take his
sons remains homo for interment. Mr..
Wilson was nephew OF j. G. s. Timber
lake, of the Hotel st. Simon's, of st. ST.
mons Island, and was prominent in 30
ciety in Georgia and Alabama. He was
popular, and a Chesterfield in manners.
Mr.. Wilson became guest of the hotel
three days ago and paid marked atten-
ton to the pretty wife of his host Mrs.
Williams. Mr.. Williams has not been
remanded to Jail, but is in custody.
Williams made statement before the
coroner's jury to-day, in which he said
that Wilson had persisted in forcing his
attentions on Mrs. Williams, and last
night insulted her. Mr.. and Mrs. Viii.
liams decided that Wilson should be
asked this morning to leave the hotel.
Williams says be approached Wilson for
this purpose, and that the latter was in
solent and defiant. His conduct showed
that he knew before Williams spoke that
he saw that Williams had been informed
of the insult offered Mrs. Williams.
Williams says that after few words
Wilson drew pistol, intending to kill
him. Williams thereupon hurriedly
drew his own weapon and the fusilade
followed. Williams adds that when he
approached Wilson his only object was
to ask him to leave the hotel, and that he
had no idea of bringing on personal en-
counter.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06

Two States In the Union-Wyoming ng
and Nevada-have less than one inhabi-
tant to the square mile.
= George Greenwood, born at Maiden,
Mass, in 1926, lived to good old age but
never sprouted single hair on either
head or face.
A swarm of bees took possession
ofa big grocery store in Logansport, Ind,
and, after driving out The clerks and GUS
toners, ate 20 pounds of honey that was
exposed for sale.
- Let man run five miles, and then
stop still IN the cold zero wind for three
hours, and he will appreciate the condi-
tion of horse in the same situation.
That was funny wedding that oc-
CURED in Maysville, Ky, recently.
Jnlius Bergang, aged twenty-one years,
became smitten with "Aunt" Hannah
Curtis, aged sixty. seven years, and pro-
poset ahe accepted and two more souls
were de happy.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06

We have the startling statement made
by Edward Atkinson, the noted statisti-
clan, that the product of the hen in the
United States is Of greater value than sll
the iron products or the silver mines of
the United States. It has been stated
that the farmers gold mine was in the
soil of his farm, and again, since fertiliz-
ing has become more com mon, it has
been located in the barnyard in the ma
nure pile, but since proper estimate has
been made of the value OF the unpretend-
ing chicken, it has been discovered that it
is the hen that lays the golden egg, and
that she continues laying during tho
whole year if she has reasonable amount
of care and is well fed. It will be worth
the while Of some farmers whose wives
are sometimes in need of gold to remem-
ber that they haYe small gold mine in
their chicken house, and that if the chick
ems are fed with care they will scratch
out the grains or the yellow metal so
fas. as to make it profitable to pick it up.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06
Williamson News.

Our town has been OVERLOOKING with
visitors for some time. Among them are
Misses Ellen and Lillian Gambrell, of
Abbeville, Mr.. Clyde Horton, Clinton,
Mr.. Jas. Austin End cousin, Miss Ella
Kay, Honea Path, Misses Lyon and Ben
Matthews, Chappels, Misses Eva Buyers
and Beaufort Matthews, Greenville, Miss
Carrie Ramsey, Lickville, Mrs. Means,
Asheville N. c., Miss McManus, Lau-
rens, and Messrs. Norman Prince and
Broadus Austin, of Anderson.
Cadets and Duck worth, of Clemson, are
Messrs. 9ter Horton and Frank We'll
born, of Furman, and Hewlett Sullivan
and Ernest Lander, of Wofford College,
spent the holidays here.
A delightful Fish Pond was held in the
College Chapel on the 25th ult., and was
much enjoyed by large audience.
The young folks held sociables nearly
every night during Christmas, which
they enjoyed hugely.
]. P. Gossett and family are ct Mahaf-
fey's hotel.
Capt. W. A. McKelvey has moved into
his residence on Main Street.
Mr.. Mede Willis, of Fork Shoals, is
again with his uncle, Capt. G. X. Willis,
studying telegraphy.
Mr.. Lafayette Willis, of Anderson, was
in town recently.
DR.. and Mrs. Jno. o. Wilson, Of Green
vile, were visiting their father, Rev. S.
Lander, short time ago.
Married, sometime ago, at the resi-
dence Of ex-policeman Greene, Miss Mol
lie Greene and Mr.. John Sadler. Rev.
A. B. Earle performed the ceremony.
La Grippe is raging.
Miss Leila Brown, of Anderson, has
been visiting Mr.. r. E. Brown.
Miss Nellie Brown is visiting relatives
in Seneca.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, of Schenectady,
N. Y, are at Mahaffey's Hotel.
Mr.. Jim Anderson, who went to Eu-
rope some time ago has returned home.
Prof. w. W. Brown is in town.
Messrs. Clarence Gray, of Laurens, and
Darcy Gray, of Gray Court, are visiting
their father, Capt r. A. Gray.
Mr.. Dan Brown, of Augusta, was here
Christmas.
Jan. 1st has come, the schools have
started up, people have gone to work and
everything is running smoothly in Will
liamston.
Ring, New Year bells, ring loud and
clear,
With many peals so full of cheer.
Ring in the boy that's first at school;
Ring out the dunce-block and the fool.
Ring in the boy that's bright as day,
That loves to work and loves to play.
Ring out the idler and the drone-
Ring out the grumblers, every one.
Ring OUT the boy who will not lend
A willing hand to help friend;
Ring in new school books and new toys;
Ring out all things that ruin boys.
Ring out the smoker and the smoke,
Ring out old habits ugly yoke.
Ring out the swearer from the street,
Ring out the fighter and the cheat.
Ring out the child that doesn't care,
Ring in good children everywhere.
r. 3. C.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06
The Poultry Show.

The Anderson County Poultry snd Pet
Stock Association closed it's third annual
exhibition last Thursday, and all who
attended it were more than pleased with
the exhibit. The award of premiums was
as follows:
Silver laced yandottes.-First cock
erel, p. B. Palmer; second cockerel,
Henderson & Austin; frat pullet, Hen
derson & Austin; first pen, Henderson &
Austin; second pullet, P. B. Palmer ;
first pair, Henderson q Austin second
pair. P. B. Palmer.
White Wyandottes.-First cockerel,
Henderson & Austin second cocksrel,
Henderson & Austin first pullet. Hen.
derson & Austin, second pullet, Hender-
son & Austin.
Partridge Cochin First cock, Joe
Brown first hen, Joe Brown second
hen, Joe Brown.
Silver spangled Ham mburgs -First cock,
E. M. DuPre; first hen, E. M. DuFre
second hen, E NJ. DuPre; first pen. E.
M. DuPre.
Indian Games First cock, J. L. Jolly /;
irat hen, J. L. Jolly; second hen, J. L.
Jolly; 6rst pullet, J. L. Jolly; second
pullet, ]. L. Jolly first pen, j. l.. jolly j.;
second cock, E. NJ. DuPre; first cockerel, :,
W. G. Hembree; second cockerel, J. F.
Killebrew.
Barred Plymouth Rocks First cock, j..
L.. Jolly; first pair, J. T. Jolly; frat
ccckerel, w. D. Hutto; second cockerel,
W. D. Hutto; first hen, w. D. Hutto ;
second her, w. D. Hutto; frat pullet, W..
D. Hutto second pullet, J. F. killebreT
first pen, w. D. Hutto.
B'sck Lsngshans.-Firstc cock, Hender-
son q Austin first cockerel, o. +. Martin ;
second cockerel, o. F. Martin frat pullet,
o. F. Martin; second pullet, O. F. Mar:
tin; first pair, o. F. Martin first pen, O..
F. Martin second pair, Henderson &;
Austin; second hep, Henderson & Austin
Black breasted Red Bantams.-First
Geek, J. L. Jolly; second cock, M. D. ca
ter; first cockerel, P. T. Sturkey; second
cockerel, Jolly first hen, jolly /; second
hen. NJ D. Cater; first pullet, Sturkey !:
second pullet, jolly.
White Game Bautams.-First pair, Jolly.
B r. G. Bautams-First cockerel, Jolly !;
first p1llet. Jolly; first cock, t. NJ. Ste-
vens.
Buff Cochin Bsntams-First cock, Miss
Single Comb Brown Leghorns.-First
JUN, W. u. AeLapIec, uLab hou, w. VI.
Rembree; first cockerel, w G Hembree !;
frat pullet, Biggerstaff & Stribling; Sec
ond cockereI, Biggerstaff & S:ribling !;
second pullet, W. G. Hembree.
Pit Gsmes.- First cock, B. Harris; Sec
ond cock, DuPre; first hen, Harris; Sec
ond hen, Manson Jolly; first cockerel,
Manson Jolly second cockerel, B. Har
ris; first and second pullet, Harris; first
pen, Harris; first pair, Harris.
Bronze Turkeys.-First pair, B. Harris.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1897-01-06
Obituary,

Little Matthew Sloan, nine months old
son of MIR. and Mrs. J. II. King, passed
quietly away from his home to his heav-
enly resting place on the 18th day of De-
cember, 1896. He had been sick several
weeks with whooping cough and teething,
but was not thought dangerously Ill until
few days before he died then his suffer.
ings became intense. Al that skillful
physician, fond parents and kind friends
conld do 10 relieve the little one was done,
but all in vain, and on the day named he
was delivered from them all by the gentle
touch Of the great Redeemers hand, who
came and took him to himself. It was
hard to part with little Sloan, but when
the Saviour came to bear him away there
was quiet resignation to the divine will
knowing that he doeth sill things we'll.
His little body was laid to rest in Neals
Creek cemetery, the funeral services being
conducted By Rev. W. B. Hawkins. The
bereaved family have the sympathy of a
host Of friends. J. 3. NJ.