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lations, and did not commit suicide, as
reported.
In the latest developments in the trial
Of Picquart he lS charged with compile
ity with Dreyfus, ana that he was COM
PEELED In self-defense to work in behalf
OF che prisoner after the Dreyfus cOnvic-
tlon. If this is true. then Col. PicquaTt
will be tried for both treason and for
gerry.
col. Picquart is man of medium
height, well proportioned, with grave
face. He ls OF Jewish descent. During
hs confinement ne has become pale and
worn, ana his nerves have been racked
by anxiety as well as Imprisonment.
He has served the French government
with distinction, and has been awarded
several medals for merltnrious work.
Col. Picquart is also an excellent
swordsman, as he has proved himself in
many afIairB of honor. His most recent
combat was with the late Col Henry.
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Of us are unable to relieve her Of the
burdens OF domestic drudgery. In fact
~ average woman insists upon per-
scaally carrying the cares Of the houses
nod even II others do the hardest man
ual work. It is incessart work and
worry that make so many homebodies
thin and pale, tired, nervous, irritable
and Respondent
The Guardian Angel Of the houEehold
Is DR. Greene's Nervura for the blood
and nerves. The nervous headaches TO
which the housewife Is subject, the ex-
haustIon which no amount Of rest VIII
overcome; the melancholy which love
and righteousness cannot remove-aal
these things vanish under the magic
influence OF DR.. Greene's Nervura. Why
suffer when relief is at hand?
You are welcome to consult with Dr..
Greene freely, personally or by letter,
at his office, So West 18th ST., New
York City. Or. Greene charges no fees
for consultation and advice.
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IHEOHI0 CAMPAIGN
opsned At Wooster by Senator
Joseph Benson Foraker.
lET6T8 MOST o. ms flNB

,oTHE WAR WITH SPAIN AND TO
rHB rRoBLEMs WHICH FOL-
Low PRAISES THE ADMIN
lsTRATIoN AND THE CONDUCT
on HosTILITIEs AND DE-
RENps THE ACTION OF con-
eREss IN DECLARING WAR
takes ISSUE WITH Ex-sENA-
TOR SHERMAN AND OTHERS
WHO HAVE DECLARED THAT
THE CONFLICT WAS uNNEcEs-
+, slRY-THE GREAT QUESTIONS
o. THE HOUR.
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nrmoerAtlc Nominations.

NIHsnrhusetts Democratic Nominations.
WORCESTER. Mass. Oct 4.-The
ticket terminated by the Democratic
state convention here to-day, is as fol-
lows: For governor, Alexander b.
Bruce. OF Worcester; lieutenant COVER
nor, Edward j. Slattery, OF Framing
ham; secretary Of the commonwealth,
Harry Lloyd, NJ Boston; treasurer and
receiver, General Pierre Bonvouller, OF
HolVoke; auditor, Charles F. Parker, OF
Boston; attorney, Patrick +. Kllroy, OF
Springfield.
The platform renillrms the Chicago
principles OF iss6-free silver and all.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved in six hours by "New Great
South American Kidney Cure" Il Is O
great surprise on account OFT exceed
Ing promptness in relieving pain In blad-
der, Kidneys and back, In male or fe'
male. Relieves retention OF water al
most Immediately II you want quick
relief and cure this In the remedy. Sold
by II. II. List. druggist, Wheeling, W,
Va, tt&a
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union, but events broadeneo hi. Dur
pose aaa slavery was abolished, 0es
initial acton had reference only 70 Gu
ba, but spain declared for war gsnsr-
any. and thus bToadened The held 70 sa
TO include Puerto Rico and the Pnllp-
pines and thus we have greater pres
tiee, free Cuba and territorial aequisi-
lions Of incaicnlable importance
We have also learned some lessons.
we have learned that Il Is not wise %
be wholly or practically unpreparea
for war. II IS wise maxim stun that
In time Of peace We should prepare tos
war. at least to the extent Of maintain-
INK an army and a navy commonsu-
rate with our wealth and population
ana interests; and In this connection We
have learned that We cannot depend
upon great wealth or great population,
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EvERYBoDY'S liable to itching
piles. Rich and poor old and young
terrible the torture they suffer Only
one sure cure. Doan's Ointment. Alb
solutely safe; can't fail. 5
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STIRTLINf FLCTs


The faithful wife. The fond mother.
The hope and Inspiration Of the human
race. Such are the tOmebodies.
we may DO homage TO queens. we
may applaud great artists and actress
e. we may admire lighting aHnaEons.
But It Is the home-makeTs whom we
love.
We spare nothing TO make the VIE
ana mother happy. We cannot, how
ever shield her ffum anxiety. and most
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the government of Spain. Under our
protection and guidance they can have
Intelligence and prosperity and we can
have a base of operations in the far
east highly essential to securing our
fair share OF the trade in China and the
rest of the eastern world. japan has
stepped to the front with a commerce
that Is greatly TO the advantage of all
who trade With her.
The possibilities with Chlna are far
greitcr All the great nations are
struggling for their share OF the trade
to be developed when China has opened
up the communications and commerce
With The world The United states
must have her full fair share in that
trade ore OF the questions now press
ing upon u.s. Is how 70 provide govern
ments for these islands aud 70 to gov
ern and direct analrs ms to acquire The
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] esIIevsl that ID peopIe o cuba
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
it as a show. The hog is Of the
Berkshire breed, crossed with
the native southern stock.-Ex.

Young man, have a care for
the found alton Of your character! |!
Often look down into the deep
and hidden places of your nature.
Build the structure Of your man
hood upon the eternal rocks Of
conscience and responsibility to
God. Trust not to the strength
Of the surface you show to the
world. Let no weak sophistry
give you elf-evidence, SO long
as there are quicksands at the
base Of your manhood. Take no
pride in the superstructure Of
seeming success, that has beneath
it a hollow cavity of dishonor,
for sooner or later there will come
to you a wreck and rnin, which
your superficial strength will
render doubly terrible. New
Education.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
ooo00ooo0ooo0oo00oo0o
"HOLlNESS CRAZE"

Rev. W. A. Clark, Of the Ar
kansas Baptist, has the following
to say regarding so-called
craze:
While indications are that the
holiness craze" is dying out
among the white Baptists, it is
playing havoc among the colored
churches. Here in Little Rock it
has not only divided churches,
but has also broken up several
families, and at Pine Bluff it
threatens to divide the strongest
church in the state. A Mr.. Jeter,
of Little Rock, and Mr., Jones,
Of Mississippi, are the leading
advocates of the delusion. Their
strong, cultured men, as Prof.
Booker, Elders Hoke, Middle
brooks, Morris, Robinson, and
others, are doing their utmost to
turn the tide, and with some de-
gree Of success. 1t is notoriously
true that the claims made by
these second-b blessing advocates
are simply appeals to superstition,
and Of course among some Of the
colored people such seed falls in
the fertile soil Of ignorance, where
the weeds Of superstition grow
spontaneously. 1t is the duty Of
our pastors and teachers TO help
to lead the colored people out Of
such notions. Bro. Daniels Of
Pine Bluff, Bro. Cox and the ed
itor, at Little Rock, have re-
sponded to calls to settle troubles
growing out Of the Jetor-J Jones
movement. To look after this
matter is really forelgn-misslon
work at home and we cannot a(.
ford to neglect it.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30

Gov. Jones has pardoned P. c..
White, who was serving G five
year term in the penitentiary for
murder. He was convicted in
Stone county in November, 1895,
on change Of venue from Inde-
pendence county, for the murder
Of an old German, Joe Bertsche.
Whites family is in destitute cir
cumstances. Gov. Jones refused
a numerously signed petition
some time ago, and grants it
now upon the express condition
that White shall leave the state
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30

An Arizona rancher has posted
the following notice on a cotton
wood tree near his place; "My
wife Sarah has left my ranch
when didn't Doc a thing Too
her and ! want it distinctly W.
derstood that any Man as takes
her in and keers fur hur on my
account will git himself Pumped
80 Full Of Led that some tender
foot Will locate him for q 1linero
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
1t is rather curious that it is

1t is rather curious that it is a
southern farmer that has succeed
ed in producing a hog that turns
the scales at the greatest weight.
II. W. Williams Of Decatur, Ala,
is the man, and his hog, which
he says is only three years old,
weighs 1,400 pounds and is so fat
it cannot rise. 1t is ten feet, two
inches in lenght, four and a half
feet high. It's owner has refused
five hundred dollars for it, think
ing he can make more by taking
it from place to place and using
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
Dircctory.
RELIGIOUS.

RELIGIOUS.
|the Methodist church first and
In each month Rev. " U.
h. Everybody invited.
1.-The Christian church Saturday
ha second sunday In en- ch month,
llholland of Batcsvtlle.
Dol every sunday morning at
|hsthodist church. Everybody Is
a g, j. WILSON,
Dig, Secretary. superlntenden
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
DISEASES OF THE SKIN.

The intense itching and smarting Incl
dent to eczema, letter, salt.rhcum, and other
diseases Of the skin ia instantly allayed by
applying Chamberain's Eye and Skin
Ointment. Many very bad cases have beer
permanently cured by IT, II is equally
efficient for itching piles and iavorte rem
cdy for sore nipples; chapped hands, chill
blains, frost bites, and chronic sore eyes.
For sale by druggists at 25 cents per box.
TryDr. Cady's Condition Powders, they
are Just what horse needs when in bad cond,'
ton. Tonic, blood purifier and vermifuge
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
OFFICIAL.

OfFICIAb,
p, First Distrlct--p. u. McCullooh
lanna, Lee County.
ponl Disl--A' j witt Pocahontas
judicial Dist-John B, McCaleb,
10Th Dlst-R, B. Moyey, Mum.
J LTy.Represcntatlvc.-T. /. Hcrrn.
|G, Murphy,
Qer Justus,
A, Wilkins liar y.
hos, u. MCCalcb,
NV, Shaver,
er-p d, spur'osk.
THE oovRTs,
Nv E,'Dlst First Monday In Jan.
A IN y, Dlst--SeCond Monday In
pbcr ;" '""'''s' hpr''
Sra. SIa g. Dls,-9n Monday in March,
'oer und December,
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30

claim word to the wise is within thirty days and hereafter
sufficient and abstain from the Of ntox
fools.'' cants.
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30
SOCIETIES.

hNa SHADE LODGE No. li3, II. h
holds regular communications on
|urdy before lst Sunday In each
X. S. BACON, W. n.
Sec'y.
Ike SHAp CHAPTER, No. II, o
meets ut Masonic Hall lst Thurs
bach month, at , O'Clock p. III.
b. KATEHUDDLEST, N, W. NJ
| AuLr, Scc'ty.
u CHApTEN No. b0, X. A. NJ.
Regular cony0cati0ns ut Masonic
Evening Shade, the sd Saturday
J month,
JNO u. MoCALEB, II. T.
|ldson, See.
BEnvAp LopaE, No. 82, I. q. o
, mold. regular meetings every vi
hate FRIDAY night.
l.. Y. MEDLEY, N u,
llns. Sec'y,
Sharp County record., 1898-09-30

Zszz<< EVENING SWADN LoDGs
xEQts:.- No. 2i80, X. Of II
NM meets first Tues
nigbte in every
Iy{srS-.- month.
NSSSS W. CARRoL SHAVER, d
" CD. Wilson X,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
Koiferlides Jo9oeIad.
(S6Iub BON Der /. 5sits.)

seiete I6on ftets cine Neieung gu f4dufelz
f0rmiqer 8ilbung, cine berartig eetpultige,
an bic @9aufeln zines @l4s gemabnenoe
arone bate er absr erit in bieien Sabre
uufgeiebt.
8on ben berufenTten Sa9neritdnbi9en
tpirb ibm elm glitter BON 5ebn bis spOlf
Sa6ren gegeben. gr mar tabsllos gebaut
unb mics nirgenbs elm 4hnormitIt auf
bic CUR @rtlirung Der 10 ein5ig baite9enbea
@nben3abl bate bienen f0nnen. Orei In
geraber 2tnie liegenoe 8erlebun9en an
Qugenz, Sis unb MitteGiproffe laien pieIz
lei9t bic 8errut6ung gu, oaB Der 6irf4 in
Der r&oIben5eit" nit benz @enei5 in bic
9rGbte Der 11mgatterung serdt6en 1T itnb
BEL ben gelpultTumen ~Nntrengungen gu {eiz
ner 8efreiung ben @runb gu Der 10 eigenz
tbimli9en 8tlbung fetner Gronen gelest
fat.
9er&aiier erlegte i'm in benz ni9t einges
gutterten SbeiGe beg 8eGuufes Rufuben in
Der glei9namigen OberfOriterei. Der 9irf9
Itanb nit einem &ubel Mutterpilb auf Der
8I0Be, 3og iebO4 pdbrenb Der 3eit, ba Der
&aiier in 8egleitung bes Sorftmeiiters BON
ct. puuG, feines 8ii9fenipunners RoIlftng
unb bes 8elaufsf0riters 3eible- CUR 9e=
%pinnung guten Winbes cine umge6ung
ma4te, gu 9oG3e. S4on f9ien Der PIrfdz
gang bergebli9, ba trieb Der @irI3 Elm
Stid MutterptIb auf bic 8I0Be beraus,
UNI Elm paar NugenbGide fpdter bon Der
9onb bes &atiers nit einem herrli4en
8Gatti9ufe getredt gu tperben.
Die MaBe bes 9etpeibes fino i'm gtnselz
men folgenbe:
2Gnge Der re9ten Stdnge 23/5 SUB.
Qdnge Der linfen Stange % SUP.
9usiuge (ber @btunb 5pii4en ben 8roz
nen) 34/5 SUB.
&oIenumfang 84/5 3on.
Sebne (@%ntfernung atpif3en Rrone unb
&Dle) 21/5 SUB.
Ser re9te Seller, iiber 8reus genleFfen,
1875 unb 11/5 SUB.
Der Ginte Seller, e6enio, 9/10 LIMB
1 $40 SUB.
Nuf Der re9ten Stange trd9t er 20, duf
Der linfen 10 tpOblOeredte unb 9ltgefe8te
Gnben. 9as Getpi9t bes @eipei6es betrdgt
17a 8funb, bas bes 9irf9es 1857 urb nad
benz Nufbru9e 3O6 pfunb.
Die SreuOe bes auifers iiher iein ,nz
9ea4ntes Sug0gliid mar 70 groB, buB er
ben 8eFebl CAB, cine pbOtogrupbiT4e guFz
nubme beg Strides an5ufertigen. g1d9
bieier photographic tpurbe betftebenbe Mb=
btloung angeferti9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
11eufunolano.

Capt. WiGiam Bartlett, elm 8ruDer bes
gapitdns 6es Winbnaro, 9earD's S9iff,
1T BON Surnupf 3uriidgetommen, urb bat
Na9ri9ten mitgebra9t, bic dnbeuten, Dab
Der Sorf4ungsreiienoe ni4t i'm Stanoe
fein tpirb, por benz Srii6ia6r aus benz gife
81 entfommen; er fugt. buB er mod niemafs
cine 10 I4nele @is6ilbung gefeben babe,
pie ife ii4 an feinem S9iffe mdbrenc Der
Nu9t bes 10. b. Mts. 5eigte. Der rQ8inbz
parb" bea6fi9tigte in ben Sberurb 4s=
borne 6iorb ein3uluufen, I'm peurD's ST.
petition gu lanben. lieutenant pearD 6ielt
es fir tpa6rf9einlih, baB bas 5a6rseug
bort einfrieren f0nnte, unb md6renb bes
gan3en @inters bort 6leiben miibte. 9esz
bal6 par probiant fir u9t3ebn DtOnate
mitgenommen norben, 10 baB ni9ts fir Die
Expedition gu befiir3ten 1T, penn Der
uWinoparb" in bieiem 9erbt ni3t 31rudz
fommen fOlte. M~alfif4fdnger tperoen
bdufig bonn @iie iiberraI9t unb fwrieren
bunn pGbrenO beg gunaen @inters Elm.
Ser n@inbpurb" aber 1T bun6erte bon
Meilen tpeiter nOrbli4 geeangen, ipie bic
Wulfti3fdnger gu geben pfIegen. Capt.
Bartlett glaubt, baB Der rWinonarb"
burAfommen mag. ST 1T Elm lungfannes
5d3r3eug, unb muB bieuei4t, aug Mangel
an &O3len, unter Segel nu9 Siiben geben.
Walter 9. @riebe, Der Ngent bes r&ope",
ernurtet pearD's Hiidtebr in biefem Sabre
ni4t. gr riiitet iebt ben scope" aus, i'm
PearD i'm nd@ften Sribiu6r ab5uboIeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

9te yStuntfurter 3ettung" bat
an 9. Sftpber Elm groBes Seft 6~eaangen,
bag 9leih3eitige ii n n b 5nan3ig
id6rtge SubtlGum BON bier Mitsliez
bern i6rer &ebuttion unb ibres SeBerperz
%fonuls, bic fdmmtli4, penn ni9t an einem
unb bem1el6en Sage, 10 bod in ben Sabren
1872 anb 1878 lire @telungen angetreten
BADEN. Die Re6afteure finb Otto 90rth,
geb. 1912, Der urfpriingli9 tatboIil4e
S6eOlogie unb pbilofopbie ftubirt 5atte,
unb aus @a3en ftammt, @buurh SAD,
geb. 1881 in StpreuBen, bon 9aufe aus
2e6rer, 9ugO @emig9, aug 2irlanb,
9iftorifer, geb. 1912, unb Or. MboGf
Stetn, @eitfale, urfpringli9 @bmnaIiulz
le6rer, geb. 1889. Ollie bier 9erren iinb
WtGrtprer i6res 8erufs, benin iie ale 6oben
tpegen al3u freimiit6iger QeuBerunser ]inz
ter ben 9efdngniBmauern Idngere ober fir
3ere 3eit 3ubringen mii1en; = 9Drt5 Elm
Sabr, Sad ungefdbr IA Monate; Seipig9
3net Monate, Stein brei3ebn Monate unb
feds Sage. Die Seberiubilare naren Soi.
Mo9famen, 5rib @4dfer,- peter Stubt,
&arl Stabl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26
8 eaenben 6eraugaeberher

-@e9enben Seruusge6sra Ser
n3ntunt", 9errn MurimiGian 9ars
B en-, 1T nod elm britter Maieitdt5bsIeibiz
gungsprO5eB anbdngig gema9t porben me-
gen elmer 0prfgef9t4te r@roBbaters 1br,"
in Der Die Nnfluge6e60rbe cine Muieftdts=
beleibignn9 g~efunOen gu BADEN elaubt. Our
l1ntertiiBun9 Der Nnflu9en iinb % Triibere
&rtiteI Der @O4enf6rtft 1erangeaOgen ;uor<
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

@on einigen beutf6en Mu4ern oo e.
beGt's mirb ben 9eutf4en Nen yorf's
borgerebet, Der Mann merbe feline Sinben
als SEEM gorter 9oli3eipaf4a baOur9 gut
MAIDEN, baB er uls @OuOerneur fir Iretz
finntge MaBregeln tpirten tperbe. Run
lobt aber Goofeoelt in feinen ldrblt9en
Stumpreben bas tprannif9e Ratnes'@
f9e @irt9sbaus@ unb Sonn@
tagsgefeb bis in bic Puppen. Gin
bisber ftramm republifanif9er Club in Der
Stabt Seem gorf nit 3ablrei4en Mitsliez
bern, Der r8oIbz@1ub", bat ii9 baber
10 eben feierli9 BON &oofebelt losgefagt unb
it9 fir ben %freiiinnigen oemotratif9en @ez
gentanoioaten 9aa 8pd ertldrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-10-26

Sparien.
Sonntaa Mbenb purbe unerpdrtet einRaz
biretsrotb 5u1dmmnberufen, I'M bic 5ragg
Der &~iidfenbung Der ipanif9Fn Sruppen in
bic 9eimatb unb anbsre, altf Die Sriebsnsz
cDmmifion bs5iigIi@e NngeIegeuD.ittn gu b=
fpreAen.
Man qlalbt, 6aB Der &riegsmin;iter, Sc
neral 2teutendnt @Drrea, abgebantt bat.
90 nifterprGIibent Go9aita ite1t bas @erii9t
BON ber &eiignation ni4t in abrsOe, iu9t
dber, bic Nngelegenbeit lei benz Gatbe ni9t
unterbreitet norben.
@pGter purbs es betannt, baB Der 8riegsz
minifter r%efignirt bate.
Die Mabriber 3eitungen buIten eine42ints
f~terfriIis fir bebortebenO urb ~forbern
bic Wtniter auf, ange1i9ts Der bieIen
99mieri9teiten, in bic Gpanien Dsrtu;delt
1T, tire perIDnli9en Streitigteiten fulen gu
Iafen. Me6rere 3eitungen sre;fen ben I'M
terri9tsminiier Senpr 9dma6o bsftig an,
neil er suriidgetreten lit unb baour9
bic Gage nod psrtpideIter gema9t bat.
Oas ber1proGsne Manifef bes 8%ronpraz
tenbenten Don Carlos tpirb binnen Sturgeon
ertpdrtet.
Rn6lano.
SIN gunaen eurOpdif9en RllBlanb bat es
gefGneit, ausgenommen bic &tim u1o Der
&autafus.
Die S6tfffabrt uuf Der @olgu 1T tbeiG=
tpeife fuspenbirt, aber bic Offee<9dFen iino
nod offen.
SIN einem 4rtjteI iiber bic tirali4e Rebe
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23
How We Hate One Another.

After all, the spirit Of Christianity
is bigger than the crceds. About two
weeks ago the Rev. DR.. Palmer, one OF
the most distinguished Presbyterian
ministers in the United States, cele-
brated his 8Oth birthday, and was
overwhelmed with gifts and congrasu-
lations, which poured in upon him
from all sides. The Jews presented
him with loving cup Of massive sill
yer, and the Roman Catholics,
through Cardinal Gibbons, wished
him additional years of useful and
vigorous life.
The Roman Catholic Cathedral Of
St. John the Baptist, in Savannah,
was destroyed by Ere last Sunday
night. AS soon as it was known that
this ancient edi6ce had perished and
that it's congregation were without a
sanctuary, the Rev. Or. Strong ten
dered the use Of St. Johns Episcopal
Church "until the Cathedral congre-
cation could make arrangements tor
holding services. The Young Men S
Hebrew Association and the Young
Mems Christian Association also Of
fered to supply the Cathedral congre-
CATION with shelter. The session OF
the Independent Presbyterian Church,
the rector of St. Stephens Church,
and the Bishop Of the Episcopal
Church sent letters and messages of
sympathy to the afflicted people, and
the first contribution for the rebuild
ing of the Cathedral was made by
Fitzhugh Lee White, the six-year-old
son of the Rev. DR.. White, rector of
the Episcopal Christ Church. All of
this was precisely as it should have
been and as the Master would have
ordered it, but it was out OF the orol-
nary run Of religious incidents.
1t is worth while for a Christian
minister to have an S0th birthday, to
be told by Jewish Rabbi that, "we
stand under the protection of one and
the same Father in Heaven. In
certain broad sense, there was ample
compensation for the burning of the
Cathedral in Savannah in the letter OF
sympathy received from the session of
a Presbyterian Church. 1t is only at
odd times, in closely contested elec-
tions, when we have axes to grind, or
personal scores to settle, or prejudices
to consult that we appear to hate one
another. The two incidents We have
noted show how good and pleasant
thing it is to dwell together in unity.
-Neacs and Courier.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-02-23
The Place was Unsafe.

The old mountaineer was seated on
the rail fence in front of his cabin
when the stranger rode up and asked
to be lodged over night
"Likc mighty we'll to commodate
yer, stranger" said the old man, but
rekin you'll hev to go fudder.
"But will put up with any sort Of
fare, insisted the traveller.
Tain't the fare, stranger. You
see Sarah Ann Owens, that s my wife S
sister, an her two gals is comm over
tonight. Sarah an her youngest gal
is Baptists an my ole woman an Sa-
rah's Oldest gal is Methodists. Az
long az you kin keep the talk on any
thing elst but the Scriptur everything
goes on lovely, but when they begin
to edge up on argument I know hit
air high time to move, an / go out an
crawl in the fodder loft till the storm
blows over
"Oh, [ wouldn't mind a little thing
like that, said the stranger.
Wouldn't eh ? See how the bark
has been pealed offer these shade trees
sorter like bombshells he'd been runnin
loose bout here? See these flint
rocks lyin' all bout the place I? Thet
gives you some idey O former argi-
ments here. Sarah Ann don't hev to
call my ole woman "a pore, missibul,
misguided sinner more'n wunst till
the business is transferred to the yard
an the rocks an brickbats commence
to fly like hail. Hain't room fur two
in the fodder loft, stranger, an ]
wouldn't hev anything to happen to a
guest o mine, so you'll jest hev to
move on. Goodbye, stranger, I'm
go'n' to put the fodder loft in order. y