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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1897-03-22
FOR RENT-HOUSES-

houses Mt Pleasant with ta'c, lr a. IN. /.
1876 9TH st NV, store and dwelling $40 90
K. s. DONALDSON,
mhlY-tf $40 10Th st. INV.
FOX RENT-CaIl at 1906 St NV. and
see an excellent opportunity: shades
and CARPET free. mh22-3t
FOR RENT
5ru st near Q NV. handsomely fur.
9l2 Mass. ave. NV, fine brick dwell
ing, closets. etc, every cpnY........ 500
9TH st. NV, 9-rIn. and bath br..... $50
Neat Groom frame, AnacgStla tCol.l.. IS
JAS. NJ. YORK X SON,
mh2U-3t 9uS-9l4 q NV.
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FOR HIRE

FOR HIRE Only place on Capitol Hill
where high-grade wheels are for hire
East Washington Branch, FOWLER CY-
GLE co, 339 Pa. ave. Sc. mh21-3t
fuR HI kE-fun dress suits, 81 only
JULIUS COHEN. 1lO4 7th ST. NV.
de24tf
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wANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-2 Unfurnished rooms for house
keeping; cheap; refs exchanged. 7. j.,
this Office. Ina22-3tem
WANTED BY lady and grown daughter, a
couple OF fur. rooms for light house
Keeping, in a nice house; state Terms. y.
\. T.. this offCie mh21-:}t
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PROF. HALEE.

Born cialrvoyant and scientific paifnlst.
Tells your maine, occupation, and just what
YOU want to know; also tells about busi
ness deals. love affairs, family troubles
trends and enemies. reunites the separ-
spells, causes good luck, etc. Fee, 20, 800
and 81. Hours, to daily, except
SUNDAY Hours Sunday. to 4. Parlors
32F u 5: NV. Satisfaction guaranteed.
ja24-2mo
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LOST.


LOST-Small white terrier, with brown
spots, top head. back, over ear. chain
collar; name Bonnie Liberal reward III
returned 20 Adj Ii st. NV, or information
Leading IN IFS recovery 1t
LOST-S aJurGay; a medinn-siZed watch,
bearing a Masonic embIraI set with uIa-
mondS; also circied with diamonds; at
tacned to This brooch In form or an en-
ameied beetle set wi6u TuUies, CaJsey and
small pearls Liberal reward If returned
70 1414 A st. 1t
LOSSES reward for the return of black
Gordon setter; no questions asked; dog
has taIi-cO IOreu hair on lower part or
head and legs; black curly hair on head,
ami long ears: large brown eyes. Return
to No. 1923 K. |. ave. 1t
LOST-March 10. a Gordon setter. lack
and tan; 50 reward IL returned To 1923
Rhode Island ave. nlh2C-3t
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NATIONAL DENTAL PARLORS
9O6 F STREET n. w.

COG f STREET n. w.
Gold Filings and bridge work a spe-
clalty, at the lowest price; amalgam I'LL
lngs, sue: full sets of teeth on plates So:
absolutely painless, sue; without, csc; all
work done by experts and guaranteed the
best; open on Sundays from 10 to
o CLOCK Uh22-tf
LADIES needing confidential treatment,
n sure and safe relief in all woman's
complaints and Irregularities Gold medal
awarded for the science OF obstetrics from
the University of Munich, Bavaria Strict
ly confidential - MRS. DR.. RENNER, No
18th ST. me-, near East Capitol st, Wash
ingtoE, ID. &.
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To LOAN .
MONEY TO LOAN
yvANTED-MIsCELLAN EuUs.

WILL. buy secondhand top wagon, for
hucksterng. Address, stating pnce, u:
II. e., Box g., Georgetown, ID. {.
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W >rEn-W4ll exchange fiTst-Class wheel
for one or two work horses. Address BI =
ClCDt1K, BerW yn, Md. Item
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WANTED-By a full graduate in music,
scholars to come TO the house; 25c. per
lesSon would take sewing in payment.
Address d. h. this office. ltem
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FOR SALE-HOU SIS.

FOR SALE-HOI SES.
FOX SALE-KaTe chance to get a home
for what rent would cost; Broom, frame
house in bright PARK, lot 2iN15u IT.;
81 800 on very easy monthly payments.
JOHN T. KNOTT, 81 L st. mh2O-1wk-e
ron "a ia LeauJifGl new mouse: u
rooms AMI bath. south TTOnJ, within one
square cable cars; price only 1000; a
little cash AMI balance $40 monthly and in
tefcSt. taxes NJ this week. JOHN F.
PARET, 14l1 q st. mai 9-tf-em
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WANTED--TOp purchase GoCd grocery and
meat business, a coed sjanO, n.COeIate
resi. 'tt,i 40" large stock. Is. l., TINS Office.
nCh22 Stem
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ATTENTION, BUILDERS-B Builders loans
in all parts OF tie city: no delay; also
Straight loans AZ , ana per cent. NM. {.
NORRIS. 6OG 18th II. NV NH ISTt
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wANTED-AGENTS.


WANTED-Agents 70 solicit bicycle insur-
ance; easy work; big commissions. Call
after p. m, AMERICAN WHEELMEN s
PROTECTIVE ASS 0CIATION, Room II,
Mclnn Bldg. h22-3t-em
AGENTS WANTED-Great Invention.
Pocket X-rays. You can see skeletons
of people, animals, coins through pocket
books, etc. Works the same as bIg. eN-
peusve apparatus. Samples free one month
only. Send 20 cents for packin and mail
ing. OCULAR ELECTRIC CO., 154 Sec
ond ave, New York. mh21-2t
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MANTED-TobU buy secondhand Singer sew
Ing u4aCllAc Tor cash. Address Ca : Il, this
ofuCe. mh2l st
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Nj ~ Y To loan 10 Government employees.
school teachers. policemen, and private
parties, from 50 To 500. on Endorsed
notes aud other security, no delay when
kcctritv's satisfactBfy, Box Il. tins office
mhl6-7t
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wANTED-BOARDERS.

FOUR young men can secure good room
and board at 65 X st. me-, at $4 per week.
mh21-3t
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AGENTs-Job lot badges; American flag;
cheap. Call Sl3 Il NV. Room l.
mh21-3t
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KOSHER clearinghouse W.WOLF,
621 II ct. NV. Washington, d. Q.
mall limo
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WANTED All bicycle liders to step in
and see the new wheels at the East
" aShington Branch of FOWLER CYCLE
Co, 339 Pa. ave. S. e. mh213t
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MUNEl TO loan direct. charges, Per cent;
rate, . . Il ana . per Ccnt, 90 sums to
kri-; 10 delay. Address n. 4. Y, tlaS T.
Ticc mh1 e-7t
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NANIEB-Party with S3O0 to assist in
building "A small house; wiz divide profits.
BUILDER, this office. mh21 st
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FOR sALE-CaIigraph typewriter No. z.
With case; In rirst-class order Hiannf1c-
turer No. abnve 30 600 no further use,
VIII sell FOR S25; can be seen after 4 p. n.
at 22I + ne mh20-3t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. piano. in exchange
fOt large. desirable, unincumbered lot a {
FAILS Church, Va. Address u. W. H., this
office. mh2O- Stem
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WI Want / OOO BORROWERS

Who desire from $50 TO $40 900 each
on stocks, bonds, trusts, loan dissertation
certificates, warehouse receipts aud life
Or tOntlne policies in UidIiuC. con panies;
Lo deLLy. Ho t-bHttcl mortgages taken
YERKES 4 BAKER.
30 10 40 h.tzerstJ lsIhg.. lllD r st NV
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WAN I i-l.--1O exchange, a rtW 50, d gI.-
grade gents or lady's bicycle. never
used. for a good horse and light yton.
Address IIGHT DAYTON, tins office.
Inh213t
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LOANS negotiated on stocks. bonds. old
i;ne life IuiiCieS. tank anG syndicate
certificates building and loan assOCia-
ton stock, warehouse receipts. etc. no
ds!av Apply 20 YEREES q PAKER,
Room -. mo r II. NV. tr
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S6n.Uoo-CaSh in hand. 10 loan at per
cent interest. on firSt-ClaSs real estate
security located in the District Il Co
IUmbia Apply Immediately 10 J. Y. y.
tiTNCh. 1908 Pa. ave mh22-f
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIR. WILLIAM WALDECKER
VIII receive pupils in piano pla ying, be-
ginnerS as well as advanced pupils; also
in organ playing and harmony For
terms apply at music room, No: 213 Z
st. NV. nlh22-lm
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FOR SALE Sound, gentle horse, lady can
drive; can % in minutes, for salechelp.
2ll1 Z st. NV. mh2O-3t
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FOR SALE-Lot 21x115. Baltimore pike,
College Park: cheap. Apply Shoe store.
go r st. NV. Inb2O-3t
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HELP wASrEp-MALE.

WANTED-White boy; not afraid of work;
60 learn the barber uade. wages. sos
9TH st. NV. At,eii
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
., 8 IL and . per cent. .
ma2G-lm GASCh BROS. 1907 F 81. NV
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Stoek of groceries and fix
lures on corner on 4 = st. So; also
horse, harness and wagon; owner leaving
city; price, 1915. c. BOYER son,
y 7th st, sw. ma 2-3tem
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS T.. wAGG MAN, 91T f st. NV.
TWo-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
HOUSES FOR SALE.
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

WANTED-Loan Of S25 TO $50, by rarty
col ling good position. Box 10. this
afffCP Item
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WA NTED-A partner with $3.50, in carpet
renovaung business. c, this office.
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V ANTED-S5, bOD for > 10 . years at
, per cent, uu valuable business prop
efty. ground cost $500 ana bl.ilhus
81 500: DO tefter iUz eStDent IN the
central part Of the city. VIII 1--we small
bonus. Address BORROWER. IRIS effICe
utf, d. n
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

We have aforctimo advised our Pros
pcrity correspondent to read more
| closely The Herald and News, and if he
should he would not be behind the
times. lie is a live, wiuc-awake scribe,
and has Il good scent for Gows, but.now
and then drops behind 10y not following
our advice. He is now after Super
visor Schumpert about free ferries.
The Herald and News stated Il week or
ten days ago the action of the county
commissioners in regard to this matter
at their meeting the first of this month
The Supervisor was instructed to con-
fer with the Saludn Supervisor and sec
what could bc done.
Supervisor Schumpcrt will take this
matter up just us soon rs he can get the
bad holes in the roads and the danger
Gus bridges fixed up. After 50 much
rain he has had his hands full looking
after these pressing matters. Our Pros
pcrity friends may rest assured that
Supervisor Schumpcrt will do what he
can in this matter, just as soon us it is
possible to reach it.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
PASSION WEEK AND EASTER.

The Roman ami Greek Catholic the
bcring membership OF ubou, three
Lutheran andEpiscopal Churches. num-
hundred and fifty millions of pc oplc. are
observing and celebrating ia Il more or
loss rcvcrcnt way tho services incident
to what is known in the ecclesiastical
calendar as Holy Week. Last Sunday
was Palm Sunday, in commemorative
Of the SaviOur's entrance into .Iclusa-
lem. Yesterday was lloly Thursday.
kept in remembrance OF his agony and
"bloody sweat in Gcthscmcnc, where
he prayed all alone, without mortal
sympathy, on the eve Of His cruel
scourging and executions; prayed for
tho restoration OF Il Sin-sick world i'm
the ugony OF a breaking heart, as the
bcalAs or the paschul moon revealed
his sad, sweet face, tingcd with the
DROPS Of blood from his forehead.
To-day is Good Friday, the day ON
which, in return for his or"ring of Il
creation, there was no place found for
Him btS upon the tree.
Tomorrow-Eastcr eve - His body
rests in the peaceful stiffness of the
tomb. All, how dear to those who have
loved ones sleeping there is the Thought
that He, by passing through tho sha-
dow OF death, has lighted for us the
gloom and given to MS tho sweet and
glorious hope Of the resurrection.
Sunday will be the glorious festival
OF Easter-~thc Resurrection morn--so
pregnant Of meaning to Christendom-
upon which its every hope hinges.
1t may well be called the Queen Fcs-
tival OF the year, for early in the morn
Ing the Angel OF the Resurrection told
the few devoted ones who came to His
grave that He had taken up His own
life from death in the power of God, as
the grave had burst its bonds.
So this festival OF the Christian
Church was instituted to honor the
most princcly of men and the most il.
lustr''us OF sufferers, who, in the duaI
nature OF God and man, stood upar,
from men in the power, purity and OK,
altation Of His life, and yet was vcr,
near them in the undying love of His
great and sympathzing heart.
And 30, too, it is meet and right that
the Church should como forth on this
day with radiant garments, with 10,
and gladness, TO meet its bride groom
radiant with tho Rose of Sharon an(
the Lily OF the Valley, to whose sweet
ness and purity ho has most justly beer
compared
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
Slle Iera1a and Welvs.
4. IL. hULL, EDITOR.
TUE LATEST DECISION.

We published in Fridays issue tho
synopsis of the latest decision of our
Supreme Court. Tho court was equal
~ divided. Tho following from Tho
State puts the matter and the decision
simply and clearly, and we quote it.:
The position of tho members of the
State supreme court is decidedly pccul-
lar. Seldom has disagreement on II
simple question been more marked or
the consequences greater.
Taking the opinions Of Justices Pope
and Jones scriousIy-and thcir opin-
ions carry the COURTS dccision---wc have
the ruling that no person in South Car
Olina can lawfully have in his or her
possession so much us Il vial of alcohol
ic drink, whether to be used as u bcv-
erago or incidentally, unless it bears
The tag or certificate Of the liquor ccm-
missioner. That is the ground taken
despite the ruling of the United States
circuit judge to the contrary-.a ruling
sustained by the United States supreme
court. If the decision had been rcn-
dcrcd on tho first of the month, and the
justices III question were ever guilty OF
Joking, we might have inclined to the
belief that they were humorOusly dis
posed and would set the matter right
by 1T into the United States court con-
tempt trap, where some of them have
recently been caught. But the Judges
are not joking and the issue is made.
Chicf Justice Mclvcr in dissenting
from the opinion OF Justices Jones and
Pope strongly indicates his belief that
the decision as rendered is in conflict
with the Constitution of the United
States and antagOnstic to the ruling
OF the supreme court in its recently
rendered opinion in the case of McDon-
aid against Scott, in which.thc higher
court sustained Judge Simonton. JUS
tlce Gary seems to share the opinion Of
the chief Justice and declares such Il
construction Of the law rs is there
made would render any person who
takes drink of whisky obtained else
where than at the dispcns;lly. liable
for prosecution. And he holds that the
act OF tho legislature contemplated no
such thing.
Now, Mr.. Gary may be wrong: Mr..
MclVcr may be wrong; and Mcssrs.
Pope and Jones may be right in suS-
tanning the lower court in sentencing
man to pay Il fine Of 500 or to 20 on
the chain gang for 30 days because II jum
of whisllcy was found in his house, but
before the two former ju.:iccs are
proven in error the United States SUI
prcmo court will have to rrEunt. The
decision is in direct conflict with the
rullng or that court. 1t cannot rest
where 1t is, and we fear that in the end
the record OF the South Carolina court
will suffer.
If the decision and conclusions reach
cd by Justices Jones and Pope are the
law OF tho case it is mighty sorry law.
but We do not believe it is good law or
that they will he sustained by the Su-
prone Court OF the United States.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
TIE NEWBERRY HERALD AND NEWS. April 16 1897
Ncwbcrry College Men.
EditOr IICrnld and Nova:

Editor Hcrald and News:
The excellent record recently made
by two graduates Of Ncwbcrry College
gives me an opportunity to say word
to the people of Ncwbcrly about home
institution. ..
Mr. ). w. WcsSiuger, of the class of
'02, recently finished his course 1T the
Medical College of South Carolina, in
Charleston, where he won tho highest
honors OF his class, numbering 25mcm-
bcrs. In further recognition Of his
high standing, he received an appoint-
m"n! to service in the city hospital.
Mir. j. II. Harms, of the class of '03,
has won distinction ut tho Lutheran
Theological Seminary 1T Gettysburg.
Pa, where he has just been graduated, =,
his class numbering 13 members. His
record ut tho Seminary, for both schol-
arship and character, is an cnviablc
one. He was the first member Of his
the first to be thought OF for an Grafton
At the commencement Of the Semi
nary.
The high standing Of Mr.. Wcssingcr
and MIR. Harms is gratifying to their
friends, and it is crcditublc alike TO
them and TO Ncwbcrly College. Per
nit me to borrow II mercantile phrase
and inform your readers that the Col
lego at which these gentlemen. were
graduated sis still doing business ut the
nl1 Ct
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
y0hnSOn'S Chill and Fe-
yer Tonic is Il ONE=DAY'
Cure. 1t cures the most
stubborn case of Fever i'm
n Hours.
ALIAS Poor OctopuS!"

Charleston. S. c., April l2.--lt has
been stated here to-day on good author
ity that the toOsaw company, the lead
ing concern for the mining Of phOs-
business in the near future. The causes
leading to the conclusion ON the part
OF the company have grown out Of the
disputes with the State over the amount
OF royalty to be paid ON rock. When
the toosaw company shuts down 1000
men will be thrown out of employ
mCnt.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
Alliance Meeting.

The regular quarterly meeting Of the
County Alliance was held in the court
house yesterday.
The attendance was good considering
the busy time with the farmers.
1t was decided to hold the farmers in
stitutc given to the county by Clemson
College at Ncwbcrry. Notice OF this
meeting has already been published in
The Herald and News.
Mr.. {. T.. l'nyd was appointed com
mittcc 10 secure Il place at Ncwb berry
suitable for holding the institute.
The following committee was also
appointed 10 select subjects for discus,
sion at the institutes: II. II. G. Hunter,
Jos. l.. Kcitt, Nj. II. Folk and w. l..
pugh.
AS this institute is held in tho inter.
est OF the farmers of Ncwbcrry Prcsi.
dent Il. ~. G. Hunter OF the Alliance
says that if any farmer desires to have
any questions discussed at this meeting
, he will scad the same to him at st.
Lukcs, ). G, and he will submit
TO the committee for adoption.
i, DIR. Wyman, TIE college vctcrina
rian, will bc present during the insti
tuto and will treat any horse during
| the time free Of charge.
| President Hunter also requests us tC
ask tho other papers in the county tC
make mention Of this institute and the
program.
The subjects and full program viii
be given later.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16
Trumps from Various Quarters.

1t seems that the question which is
uppcrmost in tho minds of our Pros
pcrity nriyhbors is "Di>pcnsary or no
Dispcnsary." The good people Of Pros
pcrty ought to know better than any
body else whether they need Il dispcn-
sary or not. If th:y do not need it.
then they should not want is. Ia our
mind there is no excuse for establish
NJ dispcnsary in Il "dry" town un-
less "iwcrS' are dealing out the aC
cursed stun, and wherever such is the
case Il dispcnsary is an absolute ncccs-
si,y.
Preparations are being made 10 build
Il new fence around RoscmOnt ccmc-
terry.
'hcy tell us Bill Arp is to lecture
here on the Goth inst. Mcthinka will
hc on hand to see and hear one whose
| land. and whose pieces We have been
| reading with pleasure and profit for
| many Years. or ever since we have been
able to read.
One OF the biggest mistakes that the
good people Of any community can
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medium through which to fling mud at
each other. 1t is nevertheless not un-
usual for ncighhors when they disagree
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oar mlnd 1t shows Il lack OF courtesy on
the part Of the editor Of any paper to
| dun his Subscribers ,hr,uyh III, non,r
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being T. minded once IN Il while about
paying up their subscriptions, but
when tho imncra,ivc dcmand ,s,ov
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your s"'Sc'''''o'' W VIC meet:
your eye as regularly as the weeks roll
round, it becomes mighty dsagrce-
bic.
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editorial columns OF paper for the
first thing, for in them we read the
character and standing of tho pupcr u,
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

The Register says Gov. I,llerbc has
gained twelve pounds OF flesh since he
has been in ollicc. The Metropolitan
police and the newspaper attacks in
reference thereto and the correspond
cncc with Mr.. Bacot docs not seem to
have worried him very much. But
then Ollirr agrees with most people.
and the Governor is no exception. The
ilcrdld and News is glad his health is
SO good.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

1t is said that the Coosaw Mining
Company is going out OF business,
which means that about 1000 hands
will be thrown out OF employment and
the revenue derived from the mining
OF rock will be cut of from the State.
Inc 'mpany has made but little money
ana consequently the State has received
but little, since the big lawsuit Of 1890,
which was one of Gov. Tillman's hob
ples. The mines In Florida and other
piaccs were opened in consequence of
tho lawsuit, and competition brought
down the price OF phosphate rock. This
is one instance in which reform. ms
she was practiccd, did not help the
State.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-04-16

We dosirc to say to Justice and the
patrons Of the ferry that is complained
Of, that Supervisor Schumpurt will
look into the matter just as soon as he
en- reach it, which will be i'm Il few
days, and If there is ground for com.
He has been in the upper part of the
county looking after bridges and roads
that demanded Immediate attention.