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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

venomous snakes are slow in doing
mischief. The cobra di capello, the toy
of Indian jugglers, retains it's fangs, but
never uses them except to resent in
juries, and then, opening its crest and
Kissing violently. II darts on its victtM.
who has notice to escape.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

she-I bought You a beautiful box Of
cigars today.
He-But I've got cigars to burn al
ready.
eyes, but they were so cheapl The
man told me the box alone was worth
the price ] paid "-Yonkers Statesman.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

my FRIEND" he said in the soft
trenolo which bespeaks the mendicant,
"I'm in hard luck. I"
The man whom he was endeavoring
to touch only walked the faster.
"I'm hungry and sleepy and / amt
got thing ter eat nor any place ter lay
my head"
81 haven't anything for you. I've
heard all that before.
Heard it before! Why, look ere,
mister, this amt no prize contest for
originality. And il it is. you ain't got
none the best o. me, he went ON. slack
ening his pace. and dropping behind.
eve heard what you said before bout
'leven thousand times at the n,9west cal
citation. "-washingteated crit
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

Somebody's Treasure (applying Tor
s;tnation)-what, five little children
No. thank yer, yum, ! never goes no.
where's where there's more than two.
Lady-well. if you give us till Thurs.
dav perhaps we can drown three OF
them. ALLY Sloper.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01
Elenhein.

mo S.ennelm is one of the biggest and
Ess beautiful places of the kind in
4 ~ and the expenses of keeping
Man. 're enormous. The late Duke of
eSoo olough used to say that it cost
tno = year in putty, and this may be
aho bon since there is great deal of glass
'' the place. London Tit Bits.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

den" ea'rality is no favorite with Provi-
na,oa, ior we are so formed that it is
IN ous possible for MS to srand neuter
prO vsa hearts. although we may deem IL
coN"ua ' TO appear so in our actions. -
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

See the young woman.
Is the young woman being suddenly
and Unexpectedly kisseds
All. yes.
And docs the young woman raise a
hue and cryf
The young woman raises slight hue.
but.no ry.-Detroit Tribune.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-01

A tough or freshly killed fowl may
be made tender by burying in the ground
for some hours.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-11-05

Gus Lund .,...,... ~
W. \. Hsrrah cash adv. for tools 50 10
Fam 1, Hosing orsr. K. b. No. is $50
=. NJ. Pagan ,s..... IS. /" No. 20 MA "a.
4 4 =, Baede repr'ng Clw'ter bryce IN
Y, Oiggey blacksmithing 81 M
John Matrison labor White Bird ri sa0o
J. kieboid lumber : ~, az *
Al, Williams labor on road. ~
alexander & freidenrich mdse. IS
The following bills allowed on current svt
expense fund,
Mrs. 7, Cleary keeping ]. Bolton Co.
-, -. '''ss 49,. ...s SO. 10
a. a. Luelien coffin for j, Bolton $40.
z. +. Brown expressage. 80
geo: u. Barnard 4 Co, bks stat'y 222. 70
3, W, Ialkington quar-. sly. for dep, 24O
a. Ialkington cash adv. frt. ciire. 10
A. w. Talk ton clerical asst n rec olce 26
A; ". Huntington postage. ga
W. >. NJ. Williams sheriff fees. l5S. 80
". :. "a. Williams deDt'y 20
W. S NJ. Williams board for Prisons II
". 5. M. Williams fees coll niscel
W, s. NJ. Williams cash postage and
splitnng wood. ..,.,.,.s... $50
Jos. <. Vincent just. fees janitor s34 80
Harden Chenoweth wit'nss justicourt Is.
Jaenh Stiisea uitnaco ;,,o+ ,,S,,.+ j.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-11-05
AUDITOR AND TREASURER'S REPORT,

Joint statement Of Auditor and Treasurer for quarter a
AG, 1891 O'''O'i
70 he Hon Board Of County comm sioness Idaho County Idaho
entmsn; s we herewith submit our
C"sH on n@lD D'+' - t''' $s4eeA
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-11-05
PROCEEDINGS
\ LIE BOARD OF COUNTY CoMMIs.
FNERs, OCTOBER 1897 TERM.
= state of Idaho, !
|County Of Idaho.{

n vi Iuano.
County Of Idaho.s
On this 18th day OF October 1857,
,n n.alt ~ : t&tutes, the Hon, board
nVy commissioners OF Idaho count,
,o VI Idaho, met in regular session;
ie5Ioeu D. J. Bingham, Chairman,
on y. Briscoe, aud Anlon Hendricks
SrL4i'ksl'nerf, and A. W. Talkington,
NUS nus heretofore fled for keeping the
srs sy poor were opened and and con
ny IL. IL. Rice having bid 1915 PEI
aI, and ]. 9. t5eibach 321s CTS pc.
n. Il; Rice having tie lowest BIZ
co %Warded the contract for keepin.
M eoulty poor for g period of wv" ye:ll
@ua after the ipth day Oh Octobs
Sc;a saia IL. Fl. K &c TO 1!e good enc
''Sus o1ad IL tas sula ozone Jnousan.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-11-05
SIXTH TERM DAY

The following bills allowed on the
current expense fund:
J G Gelbadh keeping. Co poor s220,95
same same 1880
\ Viewers report on road petitioned
70 Adolph Hinkelman ct al; begin
ming at Listens NV Cor on the res.
eruation line I 81 N R2EB M,
and running n to the center of the
S line of Sec 33 T 80 N RE, then.
&C west along the S line of Sec 33 to
S W Cor of Sec SO thence north bet.
Secs 80, 80 %, 20, 20, 81, 16, II, 8,
and 8, thence north bet Secs 4 & 5,
222 rods to the head OF canyon lead
ing to Lawyers canyon; thence in a
NV direction 1876 rods to the old
Indian trail mentioned in the pc.
tition, thence in NV course ia
rods to the right bank of Lawyers
Canyon Greek ending at Lawyers
Canyon total distance 7 miles 100
rods; grented, and same declared
county road.
Damages claimed by T. FL. Rob
jnson in the matter of the above
described road in the sum of 5000
not allowed.
CONCLUDED on FIFTH pA0x.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-11-05

Bill OF Victor mining %. iO.dU IUb Ut
lowed, said company being Oh the delin-
quent list.
Joe Good labor in d No. s. .........3 4.
The following bills allowed on the cur
rent expense fund:
E. Evans rep ng Co pump and mdse 4. 90
A A Cunningham expert accountant 32o.
Bond Of Thos Bollman retail liquor deal.
err, Dixie approved, Geo KReed and K W
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1897-11-05
13,455,20

lollsrs and enter into contract for the
faithful performance OF contract.
Board reads bids, reports, and passed
same TO second reading.
Board adjourned until tomorrow, at y
O'Clock a. m.
SECOND TERM DAY.
The following bills allowed on report
of ~. J. Harrah, overseer of road district
No. IL presented at July term 1897 ana
warrants ordered drawn ON general road
fund for amount:
The advocate., 1897-09-22

as a whole that a tragedy like that In
Pennsylvania is possible A question Of
wages cannot by any line Of reasoning
justify the bodily injury OF any one.
Viewed from either side or in any light,
the blOodshed at Latimer is blot upon
methods in business controversies
Fighting over them is clearly wrong, and
peaceful means to decide them are inn
peratively needed.
London Eng) Spectator: In giving
notice to the governments Of Germany
and Belgium that the commercial trea-
ties at present in force between them and
Great Britain will not be renewed when
they terminate next year, our own gov
ernment has taken step which is alike
inevitable and just. Those treaties, as
they stood were unquestionably inimical
to the interests of the great British col
Ony, which has just begun to adopt 4
freer system of trade. Canada found her
self able to give to every country which
admitted her goods on reciprocal terms
certain special advantages. The United
States we're employed in framing a new
exclusive tariff bill, one of the objects Of
which was to put economic pressure on
Canada, and therefore the benefits which
Canada was ready to confer could not be
given to the United States. Thanks to
the steady adherence Of England to free
trade policy, she has become immedi-
ately a beneficiary Of Canada-at first
by 1914 per cent. general reduction Of
duties, and afterwards by 25 per cent.
The policy was unquestiOnably wise
from the Canadian pont of view, since
protection had been tried for nearly
twenty years, and had produced its in
variable result in the form Of narrowed
markets and highly artificial industries
carrying on a precariOus existence. From
the English point of view this new Ca
madam Liberal policy was also good; for
it was a reward, as it were, for our steady
persistence in free trade.
The advocate., 1897-09-22
Home Treatment for Cancer.

DR.. B. F. Bye's Balmy Oils, for cancer
is a painless cure. Most cases are treated
at home without the service Of physi-
clan. Send for book telling what won
derful things are being done by simply
amounting with oils. Gives instant relief
from pain, destroys the cancer microbes
and restores the patient to health. Thou
sands of cancers, tumors, catarrh, ulcers,
piles and malignant diseases cured in
the last three years. If not afflicted, cut
this out and send it to some suffering
one. Address DIR. B. F. BYE,
P. o. Box 246, Indianapolis, Ind.
The advocate., 1897-09-22
Excursions to the southwest.

On October 5 and 19, 1897, the Santa
Fe route will run cheap excursions to
all points in Arkansas, Arizona, OKLA
homa, Texas and Indian Territory; also
to various points in Louisiana and New
Mexico.
Ticket rate, one fare plus 50 for round
trip, with liberal limits and stopover
privileges. These excursions will en-
able you to take an outing and see
natures rich rewards for well-directed
toll.
For free literature descriptive Of lands
in the Great Southwest, address w. J.
Black, G.. P. A., A. T. & s. F. Ry., Topeka,
Kas.
The advocate., 1897-09-22
Now is Your Chance to Get a Farm.

Harvest excursions on the Great Rock
Island Route to the Oklahoma district,
also to Kansas and Texas. There are
six excursions arranged for. Ticket rate,
one fare for round trip plus 81. Dates
are September 81, and October and 10.
Inquire of any ticket agent of the Rock
Island system, or address John Sebas-
tian, G. P. A., Chicago.
The advocate., 1897-09-22
Profound Faith.

A little girl was greatly disturbed by
the discovery that her brothers had set
traps to catch birds.
Questioned as to what she had done
in the matter she replied:
''I prayed that the traps might not
catch the birds"
Anything else?"
Eyes" she said, 'T then prayed that
heaven would prevent the birds getting
into the traps and" as if to illustrate
the doctrine Of faith and works, "I went
and kicked the traps all to pieces"
The advocate., 1897-09-22

Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets sure con-
stipation. Cure it positively, certainly,
infallibly. Cure it so it stays cured.
Cure it so you can stop taking medicine.
And that is something that no other rem
edy in the world will do.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
Atlantic Coast Line I
FAST TIIMm

FAST LIND
nesSveon Charlesten ana GpEurasaa
upper South Caroline, ,Herah Cers.
lima, Athens aad Atiansa.
'PAssENanR DEPARTMENT..
WILMINGTON, N. e., Jan. lDth lS30
,o CONDENSED ROHEDUIR
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
Florida Central and
Peninsular Railroad

Short Limo Botw een Florida and al Hsr&
Everett, Savannah, Augusta, Ca, Co.
lumbia, Warrington, Baltimore, Z,
Philadelphia, New York, Boo.
ton and Che East. =
Everett, Macon, Atlanta, Chattanooea NaJA
vile: Louisyille. Oineinnau, Ohfsaeo.
paao rn,o s,.tis s,a RoSt, Hanaaa Cy. g. Lsais oSi:
Rivor junction, Pensacola, Mobile, New Or
leans, Te1as. Mexico, California and tho
f"clho coast. EneetlveJanuary ls. 1887.
Now York Express No ss, leaves jackson.
tor sansnnah var coamSSa s'%sS WasS,nspp Sssp
baltimore. philadelphia, New York, ana ali
ka,torn Sa,nnI points, Gonneeta for .Yornandina:
Ne.nrn II 'n TRAIN No. Ut reashss Jaehsoavills elh
Ne New York and glor!da Iinnitsd. No. "a
servation, dining and sleeping eors, very elo.
ganti ieave o.. Augustine Goa. M, jackson.
vile IioS a: M. daily eIeept suadsy, ne. q
Sts. a. aHa W ;ss'Sss g ssvs
Rsn eSs.s Ssn
Gork. Return No. % arrives Jaokesnv1Ae
ing Car Service for cineinsati uia savanaSk,
Columbia, Aehevillo, Hot apTingR, Knoxville,
GesSs SSspR'ry %
Arriyea Cincinnati Y.ls q, m. Retnrnine, ar
IlrM JecKsOnVlIlo q, m. .. "
Of Middle Florida, Pensaeoia ana RssanaSis
Pay. Leave Jackson Vile BIS o nj. BY No. o
aH asoo 'of fays Hss city fyS hy.p 9a Ass
Mexico, California and tho rseife is'eSss cssss
carries sioepers. Return, No. ! arrives Jack
sonville 500 q. m.
~ Leave cay Jsoksonv!llo e.,s q. m. For s.arks
%es SRsdns ossbs
Apopka, Ornandos Laoooeho, Dado City Plan,
city, Tampa: Arrive Jacksonville, .. IS 5. na,
e5s p: m, @r, Maooa Atlasts, Bir@inaSaM. BsrnnsS
siednp sMiemphis; Kansa. City; Through rn1inaan
ciyp Tx change IN 20 hour. 70 Kas
tHni1n,gha, Hn1, mHol!y Springs forMemphis, Spring.
neln Ka1sas oity. No. Is return arrives jack.
8onYllle 800 a. m. I-'@-
wick by tho Cumberland Route ataamar. ond
Cumberland Sound,
loo q. m:-Leave jacksonville for .Brrsis.
"tGk' too y Yia hv9ro!s de- Mdsiy. sneept Sunday.
route. ~ 'N"1oo"'
599 P: m:-Local for Tsl,ahassa and inter-
iitSS5ate polhtS. Arriyo JaekBonyille Al5ip m.
p0Ti,nts ppT,a az Pullu an sleepers. Arrive Jackson.
Through slcepors for Cincinnati via Ashe.
hsneville l.40 p. m, arrives Cincinnati lis
For Macon. Atlanta, two trsins daily.
steaHsr aS aManatnsss ~ 90, q; n m; and 9SS u.
Town Hnd Nanatee Rivor Points. - = - +
=, ruins en Sleopers on all Might Traiss.
Parlor Cars betwoen 5aokaonyifio ana Tenpa
rion1d. SSha for OF best indexed, township naap 'u1
N; s. PENNlNaToH, 40. MAoposnLI
Ir"mc h"naRar Genorel Passonaer Agt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
T'rin. a.

In legend quaint Of the oldcn days
There's a lesson for you and me,
Where it teaches the Goddess of Love
was born
From tho foaming spray of the sca.
In the lightcst words, which arc but rs
foam,
There is hidden Il mighty power,
Which will brighten with love each
passing day,
Or Will shadow each growing hour.
From the smallest deeds which are
daily done
There is fashioned Il human life,
Where wc gather fruitage rich and
Or harvest Of hate and strife.
From the lightcst words and the small
lest deeds,
We are making a heav'n or hell,
For the moments shape the eternal
years
And the tree will lie as it fell.
+. y. WINGARD.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
.JOhl7SOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever"
I'm One Day.
THE CEDARS OF LEBANON

In April est. Nicholas" there
is an article entitled "Silk and
Cedars," by Harry Fem, the artist,
describing visit to the mountains
of Lebanon. Mr.. Fem says:
Livery girl and boy Of the Chris
tian world has heard and read, over
and over again, Of the "Cedars of
Lebanon" but very few have any
idea of the locality and surround
lngs of the famous grove. 1t is
popular error, by tho way, to
suppose that theye are no other
cedars remaining besides this group
at the head Of the "Wady" (velloy
or canon) Kadisha. There arc, to
my knowledge, ten other groves,
some numbering thousands Of trees.
This particular group that we are
about to visit is called by the Arabs
by a name which means, "Cedars
Of the Lord" They number about
four hundred trees among them a
circle OF gigantic follows that are
called by tho natives. "The Twelve
Apostles" upon tho strength Of
an old tradition that Jesus and his
disciples having come to this spot
and loft their slaves standing in the
ground, these slaves sprouted into
cedar trees.
There is every reason to suppose
that in the time Of King Solomon
these scattered groves were part Of
an enormous unbrokon forest, OK
tending the entire length of the
Lebanon range of mountains, about
one hundred miles, running nearly
parallel with the Mediterranean
shore from a little below Beirut.
The submits Of the range are from
fifteen to twenty miles from the
coast.
The Lebanon-that is, the
"White"--does not derive It's name
from glittering snow-peaks, but
from the white limestone cliffs of
it's SUBMITS. The first historical
mention Of she trees is in the Bible.
(1I Sam. ny: "And Hiram King
OF Tyre, sent messengers to David,
and cedar trees, and carpenters
and masens; and they built David
an house,"
From that day to this tho people
have been almost as reckless and
wasteful Of these noble giants OF
tho mountains as our own people
are Of these cedars' first cousins,
the redwood trees Of the California
coast-range. AS we approach the
grove, which stands upon the tor
Of a small hill, the foliage is almost
black against the snow-covered
erags Of Dahrel- el-Kadib, which rears
it's highest peak over ten thousand
feet above the sea.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
SENATOR TILLRAN SICK,
with Serious Affection of tho Stomach
columbia Register.

columbia Register.
Senator b. r. Tillman, who has
been quite unwoll for several weeks
with an affection Of the stomach re-
sembling catarrh, experienced no
change for the better in his condi.
ton, and his friends arc apprehensive
Of results
Tho siok senator is in Columbia
now for treatment. Ho oame hero
Sunday afternoon from his homo In
Trenton, and was carried from the
depot to the home of his broth. law,
}. W. Bunch, at tho hospital for the
insane, whore he will remain for
treatment under Drs. J. w. Bah.
cock and B. w. Taylor.
When called upon yesterday aftor.
noon by representative of Tho
Register, Senator Tillman was in
bed and sont word that he was too
sick to 500 anyone.
While his physioiens felt delioaoy
about talking for publication about
the senator's condition, DR.. Taylor
stated that they did not consider him
very i'll man, and that they hoped
after being here some time undor
treatment, that hs would greatly i'm.
prove.
The friends OF the senator wore
worry much exercised ovor his con.
dition yostefday, when it was learned
that he had como hero for treatme ent,
and they will await with keen anxiety
the course his affection takes. Since
the first reports appeared in the
newspapers that he was unwell, in.
quiry as to his condition has been
general on the streets and yesterday
tho number Of these inquiries were
increased many fold.
However, though there arc many
who arc apprehensive, tho general
sentiment seems to prevail that the
senator will ore long como out OF
this sickness without any permanent,
ly bad results and Will be his yigor.
GUS self once more. Inclination to
this opinion seemd to be induced by
the belief that the senator was born
under lucky star and that no 80.
rlous i'll could befall him. 81
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15

Railway for nIl poirts in uppor South and
North Carolina. Solid trnins between Char.
lesion and AShoville. Connections from
points on Southern Railway TO Augusta
Aiken aud other points on "Thc Charleston
ltno'; at Charleston with Clyde Line Sleam.
CTS 10 htw York ard Jncksonvilc
J.. \. EMERSON, Traffic Ntanagor.
f.. S. ROWIjN, General Manager
General OflCns: Charleston SC
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15

Tallahassee, Fla, Oct. 11.--In re.
sponse to an inquiry from Tho War
department as to what facilities ,he
transportation lines Of Florida could
afford for tho transporting of sol
diers, the management Of the Flori
da East Coast Railway has informed
Adjutant- Gen. Houston that on for
ty-eight hours notice they could
furnish four steamers and could do
liver 1000 troops at Koy West with
in ten to twenty hours.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
A LITTLE VISITOR.
There's . busy little fellow,

There . busy little fellow.
Who came to town last night,
When all the world was fast asleep,
The children Q eyes shut tight.
,! cannot tell you how he came,
For we'll the secrets hid,
But think upon O lnoonboam bright,
Way down the earth no slid.
Ho brought the Misses Maple
Eaoh q lovely party gown;
II was brilliant red and yellow,
With dash or two Of brown.
And he must have had q Midas touch,
For If the truth is told,
The birches all from top to too,
He dressed in cloth Of gold.
Then he took a glittering iciolo
From underneath the caves,
And with it, on my window,
Drew suob shining silver leaves,
Such fair and stately palaces,
Such towers and temples grand,
Their like IN sure WAS never soen,
Outside Of Fairyland.
Who is this busy little man.
Whose coming brings such joy1
For I'm very sure he's welcomed
BY every girl and boy;
The little stars all saw him.
Though they will not tell a soul;
But I've heard his calling card read
thus:
j. Frost. Esq North Polo.
-Helen Standish Perkins in The In
dependent
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15

TT, p. IA. "A" q. N.
Trsins and 10 carry eleKent Pullman
enEoutS daily between jackson Vile and Gacin
natl.
ncITShu,Ia TfSins laa1"S sp.rtsnb.rg, A. q Sviaton
lVestibule Limitod); aouthbouDd Is 81 q. "a
8:l6 P: IN, II :ef a. m., (Vestibule t,mitod.)
Trhins leave GreenYil1e, A. and G. division,
nerthbound, I:45 .. NJ, 3:ti p IA. and 10 o. m.
(Vestibuled timitedl sou Inbound, rs =. NJ.
$40 y. IN, IL 100 p. IN. (Vestibuled Limited).
Pullman Service.
Pullmen palace sleeping cars on Trains % Oh q
&c. 81 and g. On A. and G. division.
w. Fl. GREEN. j. M. CULP
Gen Super intendept, Hrafdo M'g'r,
Washington, d. Q. Washington, b. G.
W. a. TURK, S. II. HARpWIGK,
den. Pass. AIT. Asst ten. Pass. Ag't.
Washington, D. Q. Atlegts. q;
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
/: TINS $40 HOG COST "a 900.
Two Farmors Fought OvSr Him IN . Long
and Expensive Lawsutt.
lNoberly, Mo-, Dispatch to Globe,
Democrat,

Noberly, Mo-, Dispatch to Globe.
Democrat,
1t now develops that tho famous
$40 hog, the aabiect Of litigation
between Noah Kingsberry and John
Zimmsr, will cost tho latter tho do
fendnnt, not less than $4,000. The
celebrated case Of Howard County,
brought here on change Of vonue
from the Fayetto Circuit Court,
was callod last Saturday afternoon,
and went to the jury Monday eve.
ming. On Thursday the jury a.
warded verdict in favor Of The
plaintiff, Kingsberry, for 81 dam.
agos, which leaves Zimmer, tho de-
fendant, to pay the costs, amount.
ing to over $1,000 There arc also
two slandor cases growing out Of Tho
hog case. One Of them hoe been
compromised, and the other proba-
bly, will be. Tho full amount of the
costs in the three cases, including at.
torneys' fees, TO be paid by defond.
ant, will aggregate the large sum
mentioned.
Tho hog case ia known on the
docket as that Of Noah Kingsborry
against John thinner. The court
history of tho case would fill book,
and AMONG the lawyers it 10 regard.
cd as ono Of tho most famous cases
ever triod in tho State of Missouri.
1t was suit for possession oi hog
valued at $40. Noah Kingsberry and
John thinner live on adjoining
farms in Franklin Township, How.
ward County, near New Franklin.
About year and half ago a hog
strayed on to Zimmer's farm. Kings
berry identified the hog as ono Of his,
and sent to Zimmor for it. Zimmer
refused to give it up, whom Kings
berry began suit Cor ito possession,
giving q rsplovin bond. The Court
ordered the constable to take the hog
from thinner and restore it to Kings
berry.
In the frat trial Of the case, be-.
fore justice of the peace, there was
q mistrial, and now trial was or
dered. Tho second resulted in q
verdict in favor Of Kingsborry. An
appeal was taken by thinner to tho
Circuit Court Of Howard County,
and whom the case came to trial it
resulted in a second judgment 10
Kingsberry's favor. Owing TO tho
alleged misconduct Of one Of the ju~
rors, the Judgment was set aside and
q now trial ordered. Zimmor's attor.
neys at once entered motion for a
change Of venuo, which was granted
to this (Randolph) county, with tho
result as given.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-15
Death OF the Man Who Killed Gen.
Sedgwick.
Norfolk Landmark. |

Abraham Crabill, IN old Confed.
crate soldier of the Stonewall Brig
ade, died at his home in Shenandoah
county last Saturday. 1t was we'll.
established fact that during On in.
terval between the hard fighting he
had shot and killed Con. sodgwicl
near Spottsylvania Court House
Mr.. Crabill was Il sharpshooter at
the time.