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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
SAY ! SAY ! SAY !

People, did you all know that
Saul Bros, w"ro selling chcnpcr than
any ono olso in tho city. Clothing,
Shoes, llat", Ladica' Cnpos, must
bo sold by January /, 1903, on nc.
count of retiring from business in
Nowborry:, Wo nre slaughtcring
goods at all prices, this is no f,ko
but tho truth. If you don't boiiovo
it come and 800. Law Range, third
door from tho corner of opora house.
SAUL BROS.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
Mnn!n'"n pllluu lhn, y, lHNi
SfArN ON ANNlW NANNllNA,
HNlNfN or NNWnNENN IN
(OMMON ltEAN

l"ho NJ, ktnard, M Aiwhniat,t,(Vr &c.,
rf Th"nnA L. ththrrturd, dvV,,NavN,
llaintin, Va rh"inNa n MVvv,,,,n, nu
oSorul"r 80, ut A'Nrin ~, M,ur,uau
ul. at, bUiVndnut1
10y OhDEk pr TlN NpUlil'
~ hcr"in, I wtll Nrll hvtv,'U tho
'onrt llouno " Nowhorry, ,.n .mi~;ity
ia January 1905, during thu lvgh hour,
OF "nl", TO tho hiGhuat htddur thvrvfur,
alt that lot OF land ailnntu Ia tho town
nf Nnwhrrry Ia nnid County aud state
containing ntly.twu huudrotha OF an
acre, more or l""M, aud bounded hy !auda
u' iornurly MnrHtuu GrnHlrr -. It.
Whrnlrr, -. NJ. Ward n,,i Muurmun
street, the nniuo being tho p,upnrly of
thr rntnt" OF Marie W. Muormnn.
Ats" Mt tho nnlno limn aud place all
TINT other lot 1T land, hltnlo la Lhr
Town ol Nr"hcrry, In anid County Nnd
State, ana bOmndrd by lnndn Of or form.
rrlY OF Emanuel Hirnpkina, Robert
3ImpkinH, Press tnprnnd and Moor.
rnnn Street, the same being the prop.
"rtY Of ihc estate Of said Marie W,
MODrinnn.
TEhMH: Dnr.thirI ~ the purchase
money IN cash anG ih" fy;.lnnr:t on -
cream O' twelve" mchths, Wjta ifisnrnst
from dmy 81 sale, ~ hn *n,yirrg ~ ,nt.
hond of ID" purchaser, aHG Il urrtvzyt:
OF VI" Dr"mib"s tpIb. tDtrhz.f:- q,
pay Tor pnD"rH ~. y. UNItJT.
Dee. ., 1891. Na.,4r,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

THE CihCUs haD UhMnLiNo.
oar tstGGiDrd lOohl contemporary
ms hhd HOOd dchl To say about gam
hllng nnd the CIRCUS, From thc r;.nd'
jnR 6f 10 wo hr0 almost pureuadod that
II has hh opinion on tbs Ei,b;"ot nUd II
ronlly bold and brnVu cnOugH 10 cx.
ptnAs u. In fncb WO lhiuk H. has tOltl
~ Ones DC tWiG", nud pOssibly tlircO
tlfhts, thhI IL has IN opinion nnd WOnld
dhrc 10 0Xprrha it.. II WO nrc not mis.
taken ID Guot"d itaolf Onco or twic".
mnym Lhrrn timcr, 40 hIthOrjty Tor The
stn,nrncL' That 10 had nu OpiniDU nud
WOuld cypress H.. NOW that IL rrnIl =
very Lic". We hrn plhd H. hos nii Opju.
ion. IA met "c commend H. Tor hnVju0
nn Ophibn mi frr h"iuu bOld rnDugh
10 ton us th"t j, hh3 Dr", nnd brhY"
ehDUGh " GnDtn ITSELF ~ authority on
thc snbjnct.
This "liiDr - one whp said he unVrr
saw Il crct., ~ Whirh there WnA not
EnmblE. We nrn sprry H. Is SO. I.ul
~ IDnR 40 human nntnr" r"maius as IL
~ thrr" #jj) h" thDa" "bD vim Hnmbl"
nud try ~ pet something iUr nothing.
]h"n, t'D. - ~ mnu a'nr'a OnL 80 find
Rh'hh'ihg "" 'hplDs" b" "nn generally
iph II. u y"n B""k thing diligently
you chh ETh"rhllv tluh IT.. w" ntt"im-
co III" circus win. our "nti'" h"'F"'
hp'd W" did not ne" my gambling.
w" Il" not say u wnH not 'h"'". on
III" contrary "" Hnppoa" u """. liuL
hN"h "" w"r" not bunting That KIND rf
IhlnR W" went 'p N"" tn" circu"
ANA "" nw ".
W" wrr" ~ '"'''m'in nl ih" f'Inl"
! ''r ana "" attended the rnr"H 1'lI"r"
"n' "''lnN on 10" h"r9"" That wnn
"h'lh'inN ~ hn" ""n"". w" dO not
'ohh"inh lh" Inir o' fUlmmhin on ihni
account w" tnpp"H" lh"r" va" gam.
h''hR |" Sons" among ih" other At
'h'h'h'h'" "l VI" Inlr, In, IT. hid not
worry VA w" l'nd nothing 10 rnnhl"
VIVID ana wonld not hnr" Rnmhl"d II
"" had We "rr" not l''nling ihnt
k'nd "f Thing.
''"' what "" H'nrt''l ont T." "ny wnH
'ha' our "m""m"d r"i"'nlmrnry ip en-
'ir"lN 10" N"r"r" ~ iiH criticism nr Tho
people ct N"wh"rry wh"n it, says,
speaking "f rnmhlinN nt th" rirrmG
'''n' IN" "o'' has E'rmt deal 90 do
with their ''"nriHhinN. \i"", lil>" veg
''"''"n' w"nld not flourish ON barren
iand' W" mr." sorry our esteemed
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

Th" Townships should alt hold mrnl-
inEs "n Saturday lMh, and elect drln-
gates to the Cotton Growers t0nvrn.
iinm tn Il" held nj Ncwh"rry ON 10Th
liN THAT limr We viii have report ot tho
Ailania meeting. Evrry township
sh"nld hH represented bv five, nr,ivr
lNlNNALNH
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
Notice Of Health Board Election,

HHl@ltE WILL BE HELD AT TIL f.
"A. Opera House, December IL, 1907,
IN election for expired term Of mem
bcr OF i'onrd OF Health from 9Th Dis
tIict, TO run five years from July !,
1897, and under tho provisions OF the
amended statutes none but frceholdcrs
VIII be allowed TO vote In this election.
II. II. EVANS, Mayor.
9. "A, BOWMAN, Sco'y and Treas.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
Mttgtga'8 HNL0g..
Sfh1E or fUUlit UAHOItNn
UOUNIY Of NEW BEitHY LIN
COMMON JLlBAB

HOVgif w NEW BDItH I 49, ] N
NOMMOH JUEAB
JaWoa j, Lame ~. III. l'lainllRs, So.
j. llnDry ltnyrs, rL, NJ. defendants.
1lY DitDElt on riiE uOitjtJ'
- bWoln. wlll arll bcfUrn Go
court House III Nuwbprpy on pNlus,lay
u! January 1873, durluP llir !rpnl hUurYn
~ an u, to tho hl0lIusL bidder Lht,ctOl
n'l l''" ~ ol'oat .uf lho duiuinlnnls
!, lonrS. ! lnynp, lN that lrnrL Ul' plul.
,n'lun VI lnOh, allunir IN Nowlnrry
nnl,'y ~ nhll Atnlo, containing ono
hiint'NHl nnA lhlrIylIv ureR, ,,tif1 U,'
lnnn, lnunhol hy lnndn u, H. Il, ltlLuuI,
Z, ~ trUtw"ll, " II, Anll, IT, ", lfl0wj,
A. - lMln, rt, Nl,
VMltMh, bn shulF of tho m,VhNan
m"n"S 1" Il" paid IN nNnh AMI ,hu hnl
hnrH "n II "r"0ll vt twnNN nnp,h hn wit,
lulut"rt ttum ,hu dNv uf anln to hn
no"nr"d lW tho ho,h Nt tho vurrhnapr
hno " m"nNnnn" at THIS Nru,Nlaca nnhl
fNr"hhew a. pay Tow lWlNnrA,
", u, tAlthN,
Mnn."t'n tltluN thV, y, lNAi,
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

hhrr h"afInR some friends con.
llnnnlly pralsinR Chamb"rlnin's CnIic,
Cho,nra md DinIbora Remedy, Cur.
tih Fi"ck. of ADubcim, California pur.
chnnrd n bottle of II for bis own use
nhd now m rDthusaubilc over ii8 won.
derf,il work ns any one can hc TIC
- ana % cent nizcs for sale hy w. It
Pelham.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

Tho Supreme Court win not give u
final bcarlng to tho dlsponsary cuse
now before II until after tho Loglsta.
turc hos adjourned and 40 will not
have tho decision TO guidc In framing
any now dlsprnsary law. The quoS
tion 10 on Judge Simonton's original
packago doolsion.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
Notice of Final Settlement
and Discharge.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
AN that will make final settle
mcnt on the estate OF Iverson Wcrts,
deceased, on Monday, the 10Th day of
January, 1893, before tho Judge OF Pro-
bate for Ncwbcrry County, in tho State
or South Carolina, and will Immediately
thereafter apply for II final discharge as
administrator Of the snid estate.
an persons having claims against the
enld estate wi render the sumo duly
nttcstcd, and those indebted to tho
said estate will please puy the Same on
or before that date.
JOB BOOXER,
Administrator.
December 9th, 1893.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLE MENT


STATE Or SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF NEWBERRY-IN
COURT CONN MON PLEAS.
WilliamT. '. Davis and Colin G.. Dayis,
10 partners under the numo OF w, ~.
Davis d. CO., Plaintiffs, against
Howard Nicely, Defendant
Summons for Relief
TO tho Defendant abovo named:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED
Il. ana required to answer the COM
plhint In this action OF which q cODy ia
herewith served upon you, and 10 serve
IL copy OF your answer to the said com
plalnt on the subscribers at their Office
Gt New berry, ia said State, within
twenty days after the service hereof:
exclusive Of the day OF such service:
ana 81 you fall TO answer tho complaint
within The time aforesaid. the plnlr iiY
IN THIS action will apply TO the Court
Tor the relief demanded IN the com.
plant. Dated November s, 1897.
MOWER Il BYNUM.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
TO tho Defendant, Howard Neely:
Take notice that tho complaint I'm
The above stated action, together with
the summons, was, on the ninth day OF
November, Il. ID 1897, filed In the Of.
fec OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Com
mon f'icit5 for Ncwtorry County, In
tho State OF South Carolina.
wi, MOWER 81 BYNUM,
plaintiffs Attornera. -
Newberry, =. g., Dec. Sd, 1907.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

New lInNlnnd M"rtyag" Security com.
pnny, l'lninLilTs, ~. I'hornas f. Ray.
W. al, D"frndun,s
VpN ORDER or THE COURT
- herein, ! will sell before the Court
l'"nS" at Ncwh"rry, on salcday in Jan.
uary, lS9S. during tic legal hours Oi
sal" to tho highest bidder therefor, the
l"l ing plantation or tract OF land,
lying nnd being situate in Ncwbcrry
County, state aforesaid.
n" that plantation or tract OF land
containing three hundred and forty
acres moro or less In Nrwbrrry County
ana State aforesaid, bounded ON the
north hy tn" lands Of norrns /. Culmcs
ami Margaret Anderson, ON the east,
by the lands Of Wade Sanders. on the
South, hy the lands Of Samuel y. Atchi-
ison and Margaret Atchison, ON the
west by tho lands OF St0b0 ID. Garlng-
ton.
TERMS: Purchaser will be required
to pay one half OF the purchase money
IN cash, balance in one year with in
trrrst from day Of sale, to be secured
hy tho bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage Of the premises sold, with leave of
the purchaser to anticipate the pay
mcnt in whole or in part. Purchaser
to pay for papers. II the terms of sale
arc not complied with the Master will
ON the request Of tho plaintiffs attor-
ncys resale said premises at the same
or some subsequent sulcduy after due
advertisement at tho risk Of the former
pnrchnscr and 50 on until the compli-
nnce be had. w. d. HARDY,
Masters Office Dec O. 1907
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
No Reductions

No Reductions
Ijy other Houses viii oYer I'm.
dersell or teaeii The level VI OR
t,Dw Prices.
We Underbuy
aud Underaell tiem oil.
NO EXCtGp1'tONtt
Whether You
Are offered goods 1T cont or at
lialf price, CONS tO tho Dos Hive
Of Dh,gans md you cnn boy tho
shiiio goods for Il mcro aong,
Yes!
our prices dro rory little
our COnpotitOts need magnify.
ing glasBcs to 500 theiu! W.
knock thym blind |
Here Are & Few
Black Eycs for ooinpetitotar
1oJ Blonching
YU,lrB NJ Unly
- u-lc. por ynrd.
d-d Shirting
Yours nt only
Do por yard.
It'd Shooting
Yours NJ only
5bc. por yard.
l'rpt standard l'rlnta
Suura at only
A1. per- yard.
Good l'nrrhrd Coffee
Nuurs ut only
. l0c per pound.
tuod Green t'Uiiu,
Nonrn NJ only
=, ~ per pound.
Aonr Good WnRhIng Nonp
Noura NJ only
'lt. per pound.
Att other Noods nL corresponding low
rrlrna
Your Dollar
Ia worth twice na mnoh nj tho
l'nohivo Of l'nrHninu.
O. KLETTNER,
rho l'nIr nnd Square Doalor.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10

STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
COUNTY or NEWBEllItY--IN
PROBATE COURT.
Ry w. w. Hodgcs. Esq, Probate Judge.
WHEltEAS.A a j. Gibson, G. G.. G..
w j., hntb n"dc suit to me To grant
iiin Letters Of Administration of the
Ls'"te and effects Of Mrs. Nellie
Homes, derrastd:
THESE are. therefore, to cite and ad =
m"hiah nIl a.h singular the kindred
qua creditors Of the said Mrs. Nellie
Jones, d"ccaacd, that they be and ap.
pear before me. IN the Curt Of Pro.
bate, 1" hc held ut Ncwtorry Court
unnHr. rn tho % ld dny Of JIM, next,
after publication hereof, at II O'Clock
10 me fornhonn, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said hdmInistra-
tihn si'ouIi not be granted.
Given undtr my hand this the 9th
day OF December, Ammo Domini 1897.
w. w. HODGES,
J. l.. N. 9.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-10
STATE or SOUTH CAEDJINh.
COUNTY or NEWBEKKY. IL
COMMON PLEAS.

New EnNlnnd M"rtvag" Security com.
pnny, i'lnintIlTp, ~. Thonas f.. Ray.
Cl. al., Drfrndun,s.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
PIE KSON4L NOTES.

H. W. Tibbits, city treasurer of Nor
wich, Conn, is visiting friends in this
city for a few days.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
LEGAL ACTION BY YALE.
To Set Aside Tax on an Inheritance
from Thomas C. Sloanes Estate.

To Set Aside Tax on an Inheritance
from Thomas C. Sloane's Estate.
An action has Just been brought in
the surrogate's county court in New
York city, by the trustees of Yale col
lege, to set aside tax imposed upon an
inheritance which the college has re-
ceived from the estate of Thomas G..
Sloane.
Mr. sloane died in June, 1891. and be-
uueathed $500, 900 in trust to his wife.
1t was provided that in the event of
her death or re-marriage, one half OF
this trust fund should go absolutely to
the college. Mrs Sloane married again
in April last, and arrangements We're
made to pay over the legacy to the col
lege. which amount less the cost OF
administration and the executors COM
missions, was $196,O00,
An appraiser was appointed TO com
pute the amount of inheritance tax due,
and in a report to the surrogate the ap-
praiser finds that the tax is $9,Soo FROM
this appraisal Yale has appealed, claim
ing that no tax at all should have been
imposed, but that if one is to pc placed
on the inheritance it should pc ror
much smaller amount.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
TEACHERS LECTURE COURSE.


Other Lectures in the Course An
nounced-Mr. Charles Dudley Warner
Unable to Appear This Evening.
On Monday evening, February %, DR..
G. Stanley Hall of Clark university Will
speak on '"rhe Love and Study OF
Nature DR.. Hall will need no intro
duction to New Haven teachers.
On Tuesday evening, March IL, occurs
the lecture of Professor George T, Ladd
of Yale university on subject which
he is eminently qualified to speak; The
Moral Qualifications and Functions Of
the Teacher"
On Friday evening, March 10, the
teachers shall have the pleasure of
hearing Hon. Charles d. Hine, secretary
of the state board of education, on
What Constitutes a Good School,"
Some time in April, Mr.. Hamilton
Mabie of New York the author and
editor, will speak on ''The Creative Eie-
ment in Education This address will
certainly be one of the notable ones of
the season.
On Thursday evening, April 8, Pro-
lessor A. M Wheeler of Yale university
will speak on How Can Our Public
Schools Best Incite to Real Patriot
ism?" Professor Wheeler is well
known to New Haven teachers and his
address will be helpful and inspiring
The last lecture will be given by Pro-
fessor George H. Palmer of Harvard
on Monday evening. April 10, on Self
Cultivation in English" The subject is
one of vital Importance in view of what
is being said relative to English in the
schools. This lecture has been given
before other bodies of teachers with
great acceptance.
This course of lectures is a valuable
one for teachers, and lectures have al
ready been given by three prominent
speakers.
Yale university has generously do
mated free of all cost the use of the
College street hall for the lectures. To
support the cause each teacher is in
vited to contribute small amount to
be given to his or her principal
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
ImPRovEm ENr IN BUSINESS.
Carriage Manufacturers Feeling Better
p' Wheels Being Made-other Indus
tries on the Steady March,


Carriage Manufacturers Feeling Better
'o7 Wheels Being Made-other Indus
tries on the Steady March.
Ihe general sentiment among manu-
faeturers is toward steady improve
ment of trade, Notwithstanding the cal
amity man is still abroad, and that the
army of unemployed does not appear to
be much decreased.
The carriage manufacturers are look
Ing for better business in the imme-
date future, indeed, in many of the
shops, especially that of the Hooker
company, and the S. X. Page company,
orders have recently been received
which necessitated the employment of
more men. AT the Hooker factory two
fires which have not been running sew
eral months have been lighted. Five
additional body makers have been put
to work. Mr.. Page, who has just re-
turned from an extended tour in the
interest of the company of which he is
the head, reports that his trip was
| quite successful and that there is evil
dence of Improvement in nearly all of
| the branches of the trade.
| The rumor published last week that
| the G. F. Warner company would shut
down it's works turns out to be untrue,
and 1t is stated upon authority OF the
management that the factory VIII be
closed only on Mondays for the next
month. Five days in the week the fac
| tory will run on full time.
At the New Haven Bicycle company's
works the '97 wheel is being made so
as to be ready for the coming OF the
dry roads and the lovers of wheeling.
Equipments for turning out large
number of wheels have been added to
the plant Several extra hands have
been employed.
The New England Manufacturing
company, which has been practically
closed for several weeks, has recently
received large number of orders for
| plush and other fancy boxes from Sill
verware manufacturers, and VIII pc
gin in a day or two to run on ruiz time
and with a larger force.
| The Reynolds Bolt company and the
John Adj company are busily engaged
! filling orders, and notwithstanding the
long depression and the big enlarge
ment of the shop made last year have
kept their forces Of men busily en-
ployed nearly all the time on nearly
| full hours.
An extensive industrial Improvement
recently finished is the complete reno
walton of the S. e. Merwin packing
house, which is now owned by the
Swift Beef company of Chicago The
/ George M. Grant company has been en-
gagged at the work. The plant has been
enlarged and it's facilities increased to
twice it's former capacity.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
MILFORD.

Feb, THE regular monthly meet
ing of the Milford Athletic association
will be held in its club rooms on River
street this evening,
The date of the entertainment to be
given by the Epworth league will be
Thursday evening, February 25. 1t is
nearly a year since the league has Civ
en- public entertainment, and neither
pains nor expense viii be spared to
make this one as good as the previous
ones. Miss Carrie l.. Ray of Brooklyn,
~ y, will give readings and imperson-
atoms. This young lady comes to us
highly recommended. She is possessed
OF a great deal of talent, which has
been carefully and thoroughly culti-
waited. She is in love with her art and
cannot fail to please. The literary de-
partment of the league under whose
auspices this entertainment is to be
given Is striving to obtain one of the
best tenor singers of New Haven, and a
fine soprano singer from South Nor
walk to assist in the evenings pro-
gram.
hS SoioiOd Dapy SllOW WhlSh w 90
held last Thursday evening was quite
a success. A large number Of persons
We're present. Nine babies were enter
ed for prizes. The first prize, a gold
ring, was awarded to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Williams baby; the second prize,
pair of shoes, was awarded to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Digs baby; the
third prize, and handsome silk bib, fell
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bookenburys baby.
The judges were DR.. Jackson of New
Haven, Deacon James Blake and John
A. Smith. About 81 was taken in at
the door
There will be meetings in the Meth
odist church this week Tuesday and
Friday evenings and Wednesday after
noon.
Advertised letters in Milford post
office are as follows; Miss Henrietta
Sotton.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
NEW YORK CYCLE SHOW

New York, Feb. THE third annual
cycle show of the National Cycle Board
of Trade was opened last night at the
Grand Central Palace, and despite the
rain there was a fair crowd of enthu-
siasts in attendance. 1t is expected that
the show will compare favorably with
preceding exhibitions.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
SAIL FOR EIIR0pE

Cashier Curtiss of the Citizens bank.
Miss Curtiss, Howard Curtiss and Mrs,
Nickerson all of Waterbury, sail next
Saturday, February 10, on the Column
bia of the Hamburg line for Genoa
They will visit Rome, Venice, Paris and
London, besides many intermediate
points on the route.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08

sLEYAN'S NEW INSTRUCTOR.
DR.. Herman w. Hawley has been ap-
pointed instructor In Latin at Wesley
an for the rest of the year Dr. HaW-
ley graduated at Amherst in 1887, and
received the degree of Phi. D. at Har-
ward in 1890.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
BEFORE THE GRADUATES GLUE

BEFORE THE GRADUATES CLUB.
A highly interesting lecture was given
at the Graduates club Saturday even
ing by Prof. Thomas r. Lounsbury
who is at the head of the English de-
partment in Sheffield Scientific school
The subject of the lecture was stand
ards of Pronunciation in the English
Language,
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08

Persisted IN THE FLAMES
Ansonia, Feb. 6.-The cabin of John
BONNER, aged about sixty years in
huntington, was burned last night and
Bonner persisted in the flames.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-08
ON JANUARY is. 1898.

the public ''The Palace Market" After one
year of successful business we are about to.
commence the second. This being the last
Saturday of our first year we will make 1t
the Bargain Saturday of all In every way.
Our price for Turkeys will be 12c Id, Chick
ems Toe lib, finest Rack Steak Sc ID, Fresh
Shoulders Tour own cuttingl &c lb, Califor-
mia Hams &c lb Loin and Porterhouse Steak
70 and lac, Highland Creamery Butter re-
duced from &c to 25c lib, Eggs lie dozen.
Nos 90 and "a George street, and 1, Q and
3 Central Market.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-02-06
State humane Society.

The annual meeting of the State
Humane society held at Chester
w Wednesday afternoon and evening"
was the largest ever held. The cleo
ton Of officers resulted as follows :
President. Geo. II. WalLrnn: sccre-
tarN and treasurer. y. \. Blanchard !;
interpretations. ii. ID. lIoltou of
Bratileboru, II. y. Williams Of
Bethel, Carroll :. Page of HYDE
Park. MIS-. James Hardness Of
SpringGcId; directors. George l..
Fletcher of Chester. NJ. y. Adams
of Derby. G.. t. Simmons cf Wool
stock. There were exercises bN the
Belle " iliiam, Band Of Mercy OF
Chester. speaking by George l..
Fletcher. Mrs. Ida Reed Of Shell
bu,nc, and Rev. !. O. Davis of
Chc,tcr recitation, hy Miss Eta
franklin Of i>utiand. and muse bv
the Chester P1ror orchestral. It was
the first niceting he'd in TINS part of
the state AMI mu,h interest pre-
vailed,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1897-02-06

She looked like j woman from Il
remote tier of townships. and the
way in which she was dressed tend
ed to confirm that impression. She
seemed iii Il world OF trouble and
approached tho floorN alfcr.
See here, mi~tcr,' she said merry
ousiy, "l'yc lpep robbed in this
here store. Josh lowed me to come
down here to do my 'hoppin, cause
it would be II siivin. | had $50 five
minute, ago, an now / hain't got q
cent. oh, dear! I'm more'n 100 miles
from hum with no way to get back,
an nothin to eat! And the woman
buried her face in a handkerchief
while tnlruts ming to collapse.
"Nou'd Letter report the matter
to the police at once Or I'll attend
to that for you.
Not on y"t1 tintyrr, she re-
sronded quickly. II no Ruhe. y
Then she gathered herself and be-
tween ul,i>tically executed sobs
asked that she he lent enough to
keep her overnight and take her
back to Josh.
But she had tipped her hand. The
fourwulkcr led her back to the Office,
and in the long bag within her dress
skirt was found ii choice collection
OF dry goods. She made the air sui
phlnolls and ut the police station
proclaimed herself Il jay for leav-
ing Chis,go, where there seems to
be SPECIAL immunity for the trans
preSsUr. Detroit Free Press.